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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-08-10, Page 1517 Wanted To Bent BARN suitable for finishing hogs, 8$7.904. 17-93-tf 19 Notices OHM'S Agro Service. 'Custom Combining and swathing. Speeial main hoNes and auger supplied. Phone 887-6542, 19,92;0 Septic Tanks Cleaned 'New modern equipment, • Over . 20 ,ears experience. Phone Louis Blake. 887-6800, R. R.2, Brussels. 19-924 19 Notices PESTS! Will :shoot groundhogs, 25e each, Contact Tom Alcock, 887-6826.. 19192x2 Pregnant and Distressed? CALL BIRTHRIGHT - 527-7157, 432-7197 WE CARE 19-92-tf Remember! It takes but moment to place a' Brussels Post Want AOKI be money in pocket. To advertise; just Dial Brussels 887-6641. ) Buy a Dodg e' or a Brussels lassified '1 2-92xtf Or Sale I brick ranch ;hed garage, :arpeted, nil 887-6565, 14-92x2 ing lot and ve,& frig,T livingroOm. 526.7232. 14.934 EY LTD. o, .2 storey • - 4 'bdrms., L-shaped rm ,••nean•-,. ible, Barn • tittle. Silo- storey•red.,!,. I VI storey •: is., living Carpeted.. 'ork shop.. parcels of en Twps:i d suitable ;STATE 14-92.5 Rent non ed ely ST 0 4-9310 ece bath, ecorated, Phone 15.93,3 P•if ; WEBERS SEWAGE • DISPOSAL SERVICE Modern equipment isSed. We pump .septic tanks. cess- pools, • etc. Phone 881-6700. Brussels. . 19-92 tf 20 Auction Sales' CLEARING AUCTION SALE' Uf property, Household - Effects and Antiques will he held for MRS. HERB WHEELER at elgrave Arena SATURDAY AUGUST13, 1977 kindness. — William J. Deitner family. 24-93x1 truck, sand blasting, dial: 345-2879 " for spring and summer prieeS. LAURIE McKELLAR R.R.#2 • • Staffa, Ont. 23-92-tf 24 Cards of Thanks Bob and Debbie Thomas are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Amanda Lynn on July 16 at Listowel Memorial Hospital. The proud grand- parents are Mr. and Mr-s. Charles Thomas, Brussels and Mr. and Mrs.. Soseph' Drew, Hampton. 27-93x1 • 27 Births Barn and cern mer cial painting, airless spray hydraulic aerial The • family of the late Charles Sheerer would like to take thiS opportunity to thank all those who expressed their many acts of kindness in the passing of a deal. hus band , father and grandfather, Also special thanks to all. Who visited him and to the staff Of, second floor and Drs. Munn, Fleming and Beharry. We would also like to thank *the ladieS of Ethel Mennonite Church for the lovely lunch. 24-93x1 The family of Frank Kirkby, wish to thank all their friends and relatives in. Walton and the surrounding community for their kindnesS during Frank's illness and at the time of his death. Also special "Thanks" to Rev, Baker, Don McDonald, Elva Wilbee, the pallbearers, flower bearers and the' ladies helping at the Church, 24-93-1 ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES" .!An Tours- -IK FAI,L COLOUR SPECIALS - '77 4111( Lake Placid, N.Y.. Alor AND ADIRONDACKS 1 ' Featuring Whiteface -- 3 DAYS Mountain, Saranac and — Tupper Lakes, tc. ..„ _, Depart September 24, '28; au and 'October 4 * -4( Catskill' Mountain * REGION COLOUR TOUR AI( *. -- 4 DAYS — -4( * Depart October 3 and October 11 • 4r * Muskoka Lake & Manitoulin ...k„, -7, Island * * -- 3 DAYS 3. Featuring Cleveland House • Resort and the ' , New M.S. Chi•Cheernaun ' , * Depart September 26, 28 and 30 and * , - October 2 and 4 . .4e, *Autumn In Alexandria Bay 4( * 4. * --3 DAYS —. iir Featuring The Idgewaed Resort Depart September 23 and September 27 4( * ir HILIDAY WO RLD * :, * Wingham 357-2701 .4)( *- * * * * * * * * THE 'BRUSSEk.S .POST, AUGUST 19, 1977 CL I wish to thank all those Who sent cards, gifts and visited while -Amanda and I, were in the hospital and then at home. Your thoughtfulness is' appreciated. 'A 'special thanks to Dr. JOhn 03111101'S and staff on the maternity ward, at Listowel Memorial Hospital. — Debbie Thomas. . 24-93x1 We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives,- friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, floral arrangements • and donations to the Heart • Fund during the loss of our dearly loved husband, father and grandfather (Wilson). Special thanks to Rev. John Swan, M. L. Watts Funeral Home and the pallbearers Your • kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. — Leona INSTALLATION Snyder and Family. 24-93x1 comet° Bowes Electronic Shop in 'The William J. Deitner family Blyth where we sell the best and wish to thank all' their friends, repair the rest. neighbOurs and Rev. Anthony J. Free estimates — nbobligation Sa,nderup for their kindness and. BOWES'ELECTRONIAC SHOP sympa'thy at tte funeral of *Mrs. Hamilton St., Blyth, Ont: William J. Deitner. The staff of Phone 523-4412 • Listowel Memorial Hospital and 23-93-1 Doctor Fraser Hay for their • at 12:00 o'cloblc OFFERING .:' I NCI, U DES: • Windsor refrigerator. Coalfield ttringer washing machine': 22" electric 1.3ecch stove: electric appliances; hot plate; radio: floor polisher; electric clock; sewing whine; l500 ..wzitt heater; .3 • chicken, coop chair's:, antique cupboard back to wall with 6 glass pone top; drop leaf table: odd Chairs; round top chair; 'metal cabinet; sad' iron; baking board; Small tables; mirrors; bathroom 'car& and treats, while I =was iri scale; step stool; stand lamp'.;; .Listbwel Hospital. It was all dressers:. clieSt Of •-dritWerst, really much appreciated. — Ruth rocking chairs; boston rocker; McArter.' 24-93x1 extension table with 'leave's; 5 'hairs and arm chair matching serhall rack; hall stand; T.V. ables; two 'couches; table 'with at paw legs; magazine rack; clothes horse; crib and mattress: small spool bed; wooden child's rocker' child's high chair; ;bedroom suite spool type' with large mirror; wash stand; dress- ing table; iron beds; antique resser; round top trunk;' planet tomes; arm chair; stools; china cabinet in good condition; wicker .crnerys; oil stove with 200 gallon tank; bed pan; crib; blanket box; fruit table; crocks; pots and pans; coal oil lamps; quilting frames; wicker basket; small cupboards; °mode' set; jerdeneres:' small scale; leather bottom rockek watts; flower pots: lawn chairs; Lawn goy mower; ladders; copper boilers; tools, shovels; sythe; two barrels and saws. Man), numerous small items and many antiques, Property has 3 bedroom white 1),rickhotisei kitchen ; living room, ning room, with basetnenti „illage water, double car garage ;n a large lot with ideal location, for ififoniation on ptopertY Onto 24 Cards of Thanks 1 Coming Events 1 Coming Events 23 Bus. Directory When it conies to TV ANTENNA and Tower . . We would like to express our .;_,, deep Appreciation to the Board of Gorrie United Church for the use" of their beautiful facilities, to the et Mr; Ken Wheeler,11,C,W, for their efficient pro Igrave, catering, to our friends, [13, ,,t- , F will be offered subject to neighbours and relatives for their a reserve bid, preSeriee at our -•-golden runs on -Pro t . - - 3(Nayt, per 34.10% dOWifirt anniversAry opeti ,house and fot their good vvishes, lovely uschold effects, cash, '1 /4, car-s, 'gifts 'and ermgotiho '4 flowers:S i Special Ow ner or , auctioneer not tharikS to Mts John Freeman, Misitile for accidents, who assisted at our home' ; and to GEORGE powtti, our Who arranged this tashiei• delightfulh event, You have given hlitiAilliti$1(01.11 us metriories tO.cheriSh for years Altetiondo • to Corte,--, Melville and'Ethel- 20.91,2 Detitinisi6Ortie: 14434 My sincere thanks 'is given to friends, neighbours and relatives who remembered Me with visits, ATthritis strikes at the heart of the community - the family. Nb statistic can describe the endless pain and struggle of a wife and' mother, or a student, or a child that has the misfortune to be stricken. with arthritis. Obituary ALBERT EDWARD COULTES Albert Edward Coulfes, 76, of R.R.#l, Belgrave, died in Wingham and District Hospital on Sunday,' July 31; 1977 after a Short illness. He was born in Wingham, Ontario, and married on June 1, 1935' in Belgrave Florence M. Scott,. R.R.#1, Belgrave who survives. 1-le is also survied by children J. Clifford Coultes, R.R.#1, Belgrave, Donald S, CoUltes, Wawanesa, Manitoba and (LindaK) Mrs. Bruce Campbell, R.R.#1, Belgrave. Also surviving are his brother Charles,. Huronview, Clinton, formerly of Belgrave and a sister Miry, Mrs, Lew Jarvis of St, Cahtarines, He was predeceased by Wesley and lames. He was educated at London and East Wawanosh and was a farnier all his life, He was a member of Krim United Church, Belgrave and was active' Chutch, Sunday School, Fartii Forum and Credit Union. He rested at S,JiWalker Funeral • Herne until August 3., The service was held from Knox United `Chutch, Belgrave at 2 pan conducted by Rev, John Q, Roberts. tie 1,VaS, buried in Brandon Ceilietety, Belgrave, Pallbearers were Ian Scott, Murray Scott, Elden Cook i tom Black, Kentieth Wheeler, Albert Cook, FlOWerbeAterS, Were Sim. Robert Taylor, Rands CoUltes. `",