The Brussels Post, 1976-07-07, Page 15Clinton Office 482.3821
VIC FOX 523-9525
HOWICK TOWNSHIP
00 acres, 85 workable, no
ildings.
BLYTH
room brick and insul brick
Ise, 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bath,
odern cupboards, linoleum and
dwood flours, 1/2 basement.
Ouse in good condition.
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
acres., 80 workable, 7 acres of
aple bush, a creek, 40 acres
sh seeded, steel barn 56' x 70',
ment yard, 14 cow tie-ups, silo
' x 45', implement shed, tool
e d, hen house, fruit trees,
-room brick house in good
edition on highway 86.
operty is excellent value.
14-35-1
6 For Sale
' x 60' MOBILE home. Close to
ssels. Contact Box 27,
ssels, Also 8' x 40' mobile for
e. 16-35x2
9 Notices
ORSESHOEING. Phone
9439 after 6 p.m. 19-35-4
PTIC tanks and industrial
roping, complete installation of
w system, fully licensed;
mpt service. Call Ray Mills,
twood 356-2346. 19-35-25
04D th'e person who picked
the navy blue roller skates at
e Lions Park, please return
em to Terry McCutcheon or
one 887-9040. 'Reward Given.
19-36x1
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used. •
We pump septic -tanks, cess-
s, etc, Phone 887-6700,
ussels. 19-36-tf
ohn's Agro
Service
PLOWING
DISCING
LANTING CORN AND GRAIN
SPRAYING
WATHING HAY AND GRAIN
MBINING GRAIN AND CORN
hone 887-6542
19-30-9
Septic Tanks
Cleaned
New Modern
Equipnneilf
ver 20 years
experience
PHONE LOUIS BLAKE
887.6860
LILO, Brussels
20 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
for
MONCRIEFF KNOX UNITED
CHURCH
SATURDAY, JULY 17th
FURNITbRE — Ptilpit; Corn-
.
.rnuniontable; minister's seat; 5
section folding seats of three;
Gerhardt Heintzman piano and
stool; Marshal electric organ and
bench, sound box, organ chimes;
12 church pewS; 25 church pews 8
feet long; portable stage; 2 wicker
flower stands; Bell piano and
stool; 60 chairs; writing desk;
turned leg table;. 7 children's
chairs; projector and screen.
TERMS CASH
JACKSON & JACKSON
Auctioneers
Trustees:
James Mann, John Cox, Charlie
Harrison, Murray Crawford,
Archie Mann. 20-36-2
21 Tenders Wanted
Ae X4gOtt WOW'"?
al2aleti getter.946:1
Custodian
Contract
Tender.
Plainly marked, sealed, tenders
will be received by the under-
signed up to •
FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1976
for contracting custodial services
at:
USBORNE CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
csborne Twp.
All tenders must be submitted on
the official tender forms which
are available at the
HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
103 Albert St.
Clinton, Ontario
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
R. MeVEAN
Plant Superintendent
21-36-1
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to July 31, 1976,
at 5 p.m. for exterior painting of
Knox United Church, Belgrave.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. For further parti-
culars contact:
MURRAY VINCENT
357.2676
or
LEWIS STONEHOUSE
M7-9487
21-36-2
24 Cards of Thanks
Susan and ,Larry Neil of Toronto
wish to extend' sincere thanks to
all who attended our reception in
Brussels Legion Hall and for all
the lovely gifts received. Also
sincere thafiks, to Mtg., Jane
White and daughters for the
shower given in their home. All is
MUCh appreciated, 24-36x1
WALTON INN
Mervin &Joan Jones
GRAND OPENING
July 10 & 11
SMORGASBORD
14141104."
107
FREE PEPSI FOR, .CHILDREN
Variety of Meats
12 to- -8 pni
Banquets and For Dinners
Open Daily through the week •
7t30 — 7t30
Sunday 9 7300 elated :Monday
887,00
THOMPSON and STEPHEtiSON
MEAT MARKET
FREE DELIVERY . Phone 887-6294
SPECIALS
Maple Leaf. Sweet Pickled
COTTAGE ROLLS
Store Sliced Breakfast
BACON lb. 1 69
Schneiders Breaded
CHICKEN LEGS 1 lb. 8oz bagl .99
CREAM PIES Assorted 65 1
In this area
• Fewer students
are unemployed.
Despite the national economic
situation, it appears that in this
area, fewer students are
unemployed this summer than
last summer. The Listowel
Canada Manpower Centre for
Students which serves the area
bounded by the communities of
Arthur, Wingham, Mount Forest,
arid Monkton, reports that fewer
applications for employment have
been received this summer, and
that about sixty percent more
students have been placed in
summer employment through the
Listowel office.
Chic proclamations by most
communities, and an advertising
campaign during "Hire a Student
Week", June 14 - 19, were
responsible for increasing public
awareness of the availability of
student workers. As a result,
many students already have
employment for at least part of
the summer .
Students are working in just
about every sort of job
imaginable. Newspaper
correspondents, ceramic makers,
janitors, life guards, and nurse's
aides are just a few of the
positions filled this summer by
studht employees. Many
industrial and commercial
employers have hired students,
but small businessmen, farmers,
and home owners who need
temporary help during the
summer months, have been the
biggest employers of students so
far.
In fact, so many students
already have summer work that
there is shortage of older male
students to fill some of the jobs
which are currently available in
various parts of the area. The
students who seem to • be
experiencing greatest difficulty in
finding employment are males
under 16 years of age and females
of all ages. While there is
improvement in the area as a
whole, in communities on the-
periphery of the Maripower area,
(Mount Forest, Arthur, Monkton,
and Brussels), many students
without transportation are still
unemployed.
Students who are looking for
summer work should visit the
Canada Manpower Centre for
Students in Listowel for advice on
employment opportunities in the
area.
THE BRUSSELS POSti JULY I, 1976
CLASSIFIED
4 Property For Sale 19 Notices 24 Cards of Thanks
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WE CARE
19-36-tf
I would like to thank everyone
that sent me cards and gifts while
I was a patient in Seaforth
Hospital and also those who
visited me there and since I have
returned home. -- Mrs. Edna
McDonald 24-36-,1
Thank you for the cards, flowers,
gifts and visits while I was in the
Seaforth Hospital. Thanks also for
the many good things sent to my
family during my stay in the
hospital and since returning
home. Everything was very much
appreciated. — Donna Knight.
24-36x1
I wish to thank everyone for the
cards, flowers, gifts and visits I
received while in St. Joseph's
Hospital and since coming home.
It all was very much appreciated.
— Bernice MacFarlane 24-36x1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon • Workman
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Donna to John
Prtenjaca, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Prtenjaca of London. The
Wedding to take place at St.
Michael Church, London on
Saturday, August 14, 1976. •
26-36x1
Be careful
with pellet
guns-OPP
Recent investigations by
officers from Wingham
detachement OPP include:
Thrity three charges laid under
the Highway Traffic Act and
twenty-six warning issued.
One charge was laid under the
Criminal Code.
During • the week, June
28-July4 there were ninemotor
vehicle collisions which caused an
estimated $6025 in property
damage and injuries to three
persons.
On Monday June 28 Michael
W. Gulutzen of R.R.#2, Brussels
was injured at Lot 24, Con. 16,
Grey Township when he was
caught between a truck and a silo.
On Friday, July 2, Charlene. M.
Reid of Varna was injured, in a
singel car accident on Concession
10-11, west of #4 highway,
Turnberry Township.
On Sunday, July 4, Margaret L
Bernard was injured in a single
car accident on Concession Road
6-7, east of sideroad 20-21,
Morris Township when the
vehicle she was driving left the
roadway, entered the north ditch
and struck a post.
During the past week, there
have been three separate
complaints in the Wingham
O.P.P. area wherein a child has
been wounded as a result of a
shot fired from a pellet gun.
A .pellet gun falls within the
Criminal Code definition of a
firearm. The Code creates a
criminal offence for the adult who
gives, lends or in any way allows
a person under sixteen years of
age to be in possession of a
firearm.
How does it feel to be
out on the'street?
Find out. Take a walk.
4Vil'araPallpfl
Walk a kilick.'lliaa0:4