The Brussels Post, 1977-06-15, Page 17LOCKWOOD INNES
Bean Handling Equipment
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Phone 308-436-5051
LOCKWOOD PULLER CUTTER FEATURES
— Hi ground clearance 14" — Hi-Speed thin cut knives with wedges — 36" front knives 48" rear knives
— Gauge wheels larger - 16" Dia. — Mount -to most tractors 40 to 100 HP — Easy to take off
— Heavy Duty 3" tool bar. — Requires Cy I.att. (front) — Excellent clearance using' no push rods
— Gauge wheels - front- rear
4 Row complete mounted $1,690.00
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7 7 7 148"
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1977 Model complete .$3,740.00
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Rotor Rods
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Individually
Rep( adeable
Long Rubber Set
Fingers
Large ROtor With 4
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mounted Fingers
Sealed, Floating, Self-
Aligning Bail
Bearings
Airplane - Type
Wheels
Pneumatic Tires
Exclusive Design
Prevents Wrapping
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Large Diameter
Double Slingers
Windrow HoldDowns
Save More Grain
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To Get Ideal Action
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fro ALMOST! — Kim Brocklebank came very close on this attempt , to clear the bar
'during the field day last Wednesday at Brussels Public School. Her knee just got a
little in the way. (Photo by Langlois)
Walton
girls receive pins UP AND OVER — Vickie Leis made ove r the bar on
this attempt ,in the high jump competition at the
Brussels Public School field day last Wednesday.
(Poto by Langlois)
Mrs. Betty McCall
Correspondent
887.6677
Girls and leaders from the
altos 4-H clubs were among the
n clubs that attended the 4-H
ehievetnent Day for the project,
Clothes for Leisure" at the Grey
entral School on Sattirday June
The morning began at 10 a.m.
ith the presentation of Leaders',
adges, then the, girls
rticipated in Oral Evaluation of
arments, Judging Fabric's,
ams and Trims for suitability to
given style and a quiz on leisure
ear,
The afternoon program was
esentafions of demonstrations,
is or exhibits along with a
ashion Parade.
Walton 1 Lazy Ladies had a
monstration .on Selecting
aterials and Patterns for
isure wear. Commentators
ere Margaret Shortreed, Karen
ddegaal and Karen Plas. Their
aders were Mrs. Lin Steffler
d•Miss Margaret Shortreed.
Walton 11, "Lounging
ssies" had an exhibit, Variety
Lesiurewear with
mmentators Laura Dennis and
anne Godkin. Their leaders
re Mrs. Alberta Hudie and
rs, Liphard.
Presentation of County
ours went to Nanci Bennett,
icy Schade and Liz Reinink of
e Walton area.
Provincial Honours went to
ne Schade and :Joyce McCallum
Walton.
The fall project is Featuring
nit, it is desinged to help girls
am more about fruit and its'
es in fresh, canned, frozen and
ied forms,
Mission Band
Members of the Mission Band
t for their June meeting in the
urch basement on Sunday
ning. The mite boxes were
lected by the treasurer, Cathy
Gavin, This meeting being in
e form of a Fun Day they all
ent over to the school yard for
eir sport activities with the
achers in charge. Due to the
nip weather they all returned to
e church basement When they
ere served chocolate bars;
wares and freshie.
Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Marks
d family and Mr. and Mrs. Don
orrection
The Outline under a picture on
ge one of last week's Post
orrectly identified Walton area silent Timmer. 'Mi.
auicr received a pin for 25
ats service as a rural mail trier. The
Post apologites for ,O error:,
Nolan• and - family spent the
weekend camping at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hackwell attended
Brown-Heighton wedding
Kincardine on Saturday.
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