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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-12-08, Page 221101.0100.....11•• FOR SALE IN BRUSSELS 1 & 'A storey insul brick house on large lot - new cupboards 3 pc. bath - 3 bedrooms - gas furnace - attached garage - family rootf- mostly carpeted. Price $27,500. 1 &'A storey, w use' e lot - cupboards double living roo 4 s - 3 th - o furnace - mostly carpets, $19.000 l& 1/2 storey house on large double lot - 4 bedrooms 3 pc. bath - oil furnace - sun, deck. Price $34;500. Double lot- approx. % acre Price $9,000, 1'A storey frame 2 bedroom home, oil furnace, carpeted, double L.R. Price $2,000. Jim Cardiff Real Estate Bri6ker . Phone Brussels: 887-6100 or Res. 887-6164 SALESMEN: Keith Mulvey-Phone 392-6759 R.M.Kelly 887-9460 14-58-1 8' MAIN ST. SOUTH SEAFORTH V.C. ( Vic) Fox REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE — 527-1511 RES. -- 523.9525 SEAFORTH Beautiful Modern new bungalow - 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, living room, ultra modern kitchen, full basement, electric heat - 91' x 118' Lot - Possession immediately. LONDESBORO 94 acres, 90 workable, cash crop land - 1/4 nide off Hy. #4, on County road. W. WAWANOSII 100 acres, 60 ac. bush - 40 workable. adjoins Maitland . Conservation property. ' 14-58-1 401immimon•polinimmiumel —Residential --Farms —Business —Resort Properties REAL ESTATE BROKER —Appraisals —Property Management —Investments" -a—property For Sale 14 Property For Sale [es For Sale Boa - Ski Phog 11.57 Drchards, Apple Trees. 11.58 t-master 2 ton 1 th 17 inch harinn ew hammers an :ady to go. Willi phone 887.635 11.584 Ivy ducks, dresse -6991 11.58. trees. Cut 'yo ncessions north , Conc. 6-7, Tu sion. Saturday g . Robert Stone 486 11.58 ink available ositor, 527.0240 11.57 To Buy iano. 357.1342 12.574 og, a Dodge or a a"Brussels Post classified. ad, 12.57xtf y For Sale ilt n TATE • E LTD. e home in the 'imately 2 acres, en, living room th. • * me on 3 acres; ed. House has ith plenty of piece baths and ict PBELL 72 iting ILTON NSURANCE,. D ntario 14.58-1 For Rent self-contained e heated area p. For details k or Phone 15-57.2 re and more it mighty johs low cost Post ial Brussels • nal ied 19 Notices I am the new Fuller Brash distributor for Brussels arid area. Please contact Mrs, L. Vance 887.6361 19-58x4 NEED cash for Christmas? Sell Your outgrown. and unwanted articles through a Brussels Post classified ad. Phone 887-6641 19-55x6 Pregnant. and Distressed? Call nneriottort. 527415/, 4324191 WE CARE . 19-57.4f , , DISPOSAL '' StiVAGE DISPOSAt 8ERVICE.. Modern equipment used We pump septic tanks,. de ss, Viols,: ad,- Phone 881.6700, Brussels.• 10..614 19 Notices SEPTIC tanks cleaned, new. modern equipment, over 20 years "experience. Phone Louis Blake, 887-6800, R.R. 2, Brussels 19-574 COMBINING corn, 30 and 36" rows. Drying and trucking corn and ploughing. Phone /387-6542. 19-574 SEPTIC tanks and industrial pumping,: complete installation of new syStem, fully licensed; prompt service. call Ray Mills, Atwood 356-2346. 19-35-25 POST WANTNADS DIAL 881,6641 22 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of ALLAN GOLDWIN KNIGHT late of the Township of Grey, farmer, deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of same to the undersigned on or • before 17th day of December, 1976, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix 22-57-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of MALCOLM GORDON MacLEAN, late of the Village of Brussels in County of Huron, retired farmer, deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1976, after which date the estate's assets will be distri- buted, having regard only to claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors 22-57-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of JOHN ALEXANDER STEISS, late of Brussels, Ontario, retired farmer, deceased. All persons having claims against the above estate are reqUired to send full particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1976, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES • Brussels, Ontario - Solicitor for the Executor 22-57-3 24 Cards of Thanks I wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, neighbours for floral tributes, cards, candy, phone calls and visits while a patient in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener and also since returning home. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered. — Mrs. Hilda Sellers 24-58x1 We would like to thank our daughter Joan, neighbours, rela- tives and friends for gifts, cards and best wishes. It all made our twenty-fifth wedding anniversary a day we will always remember:, — John and Roberta Simpson 2458x1 We would like to thank Out relatives, friends and neighbours for the gifts, cards and best wishes we received. Thanks to everyone who attended our 25th Wedding Reception. — Ronald and Dorothy Gorden 24'-58x1 25 In Memoriam McLEAN In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Donald McLean, who passed away December 11, 1974. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Tears in -silence often flow, For a memory keeps you ever heat Us, Though -you died two years age, Sadly missed and „always remembered by his wife Iona and family. " 25,58x1 25 In Memoriam CARDIFF — In memory of Thomas Mark. Cardiff who passed away two years ago December 8th. — Always remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad and family. 25-58x1 RINTOUL — In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Rintoul, who passed away one year ago December 3, 1975. Through tears we watched you suffer, We watched you fade away, 25 In Memoriam Our heaits were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay, But when we saw you sleeping; So peacefully free from pain We could not wish you back again, To suffer so again, God saw you getting weaker, He did what he thought best. He put His arms around you, And whispered, 'Come and rest.' - -- Lovingly remembered by daughters, Mrs. Douglas Stewart and Mrs. William Scott and families. 25-58-1 pay their taxes and other costs and realize' a fair profit from their labor." Mr. Riddell told the crowd of Bruce County farmers that the agriculture industry must not be underestimated. Farmers and the .food related industry generate one out of every three jobs in Canada, either directly or indirectly.. He reported that in 1974 Canada farmers; paid nearly $6 million in operating costs, most of this money going back into Canadian economy. That they spent more than one • billion dollars on machinery expenses and produced enough farm commodities to account for nearly four billion dollars in export sales. The MPP from Hufon- Middlesek emphasized the need in Ontario for a long term land use policy, with the province setting the overall guidelines and leaving the rest to the municipal government. He said that urban planners estimate that every time our population increases by 1,000 people, between 300 and 1200 acres of land are converted to urban use. A university research project has indicated that for every acre of farm land actually used for development purposes, something like 1.6 to two acres of land are taken out of production. "This province has plenty of • room for houses, commerce, urban industry, recreation and agriculture," .Mr. Riddle said. "However the peopole who will live here , say 50 years from now, will be happier, healthier and more prosperous if we give more thought that we have been doing in the past to the question of 1 which land should be used for which purposes." The annual meeting concluded with the elections for the new executive for the coming year. Those gaining office were, president, Brian Ireland, a dairy and hog farmer in CillrOss township, first vice president, Eldon McKinnon, a beef farmer in glderslie, second vice president, Harold Poechman, a swine and poultry farmer in Brant Township. Proceeds from one box Of UNICEF Greeting cards Can buy Multivitamin capsules for a mother or child: or buy enough seed to sow 600 feet each of lettuce, eattot and eet 'rows bECEMbER 8, 106 23 Jack Riddell ' MPP (Huron Middlesex),, the agricultural critic for the Liberal Party, was the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Bruce County Federation of Agriculture on December 3. He spoke at length about the farm income stabilization program calling the governments original plan "little more than a public relation exercise" ' as it would have covered only 15 to 20 percent of the commodities which are produced by Ontario farmers. "Frankly, we (the Liberal party) still have some misgivings about the proposed plan", Mr. Riddell said. "But we hope to prevail\apon the government to accept amendments which ' we have suggested." These arnmendments say farm organizations in Ontario should be able to appoint people directly to the commission, 'rather than having all commission members appointed by the Lt. Governor. More realistic cost of production should • be taken into consideration. In addition to direct cost, the farmer must be allowed interest on his operating capital and some allowance for labour which he has to hire. The commission should be required to consult with producer organizations or commodity boards before arriving at a stabalized price for a particular cOmmoiity. Where the present bill says the commission may "consult", the Liberals feel it should read "must" consult with the various commodity boards. Mr. Riddell was critical of the proposed property tax reform, stating that it would not be as satisfactory as the present rebate system, He said that, "farmers have expreased the feat that payment of taxes by the province would be tantamount to government control of their land, that their status as independent businessmen is being steadily ertoderl, and that the proposed change in tax structure might be part Of a trend which could ultimately lead to the government dictating what and how &mai is to be produced.' He Went on to say that the Liberals believed that a fat mote equitable and just alternative to the tax reform proposals would be, "to strengthen the farm economy, and guarantee farmers a reasonable rate of return front their land, so that they are able to THE BRUSSELS POSTo Farm income plan topic at Bruce Federation 4