The Brussels Post, 1967-05-18, Page 4PRO V INCk; ONTA.K10
mu V t.ivik.N VISOR.
for
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no ibc CnSII,IOil inciLiaLl. the ,3 lieCririci and L051tU5 U1 otili'
coL, -,LIcli_;101:1 UT pio(tuction end Le'.•:; [
farming.
;-.41',tu le education, witi, ea J 101QMA:JiT.L, LLqualoicativna
pci year rising to $i5,2eU.00 per year
Apply in writing to Personnel Director,
Onte.'io Department el Aericuiture & Food,
Queen's Park, Toronto.
Closing Date: Friday, May 20th, leti'e
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AUCTION SALE
Used Bridge e•Steel
for the Township of Morris
SATURDAY, MAY 27th
at 2;00 p.m.
1st. Con. of Morris mile west
of Jamestown
Quantity of 8" x Beams up
To Se' long; also Miss. seams,
Angle Iron, Pipe, and some scrip
metal.
Terms Cash
Robt. Henry s Auctioneer
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Machinery, and
Household Effects
at North half Lot 12, Con. 14,
McKillop Twp. 4 miles East of
Walton on boundary.
MONDAY, MAY, 25th
At 1;00 p.m.
Cattle
7 Holstein Young Cows, fresh
3 Ayrshire Cows, ti 'Yrs old, fresh.
ilereferd cows, fresh
Durham Cow,. fresh.
11 Young Hereford al, Charolaie.
9 Hereford iSl5 Charolais yr. olds.
Machinery
International Super C. Tractor
Hydraulic fully equipped.
International 2 furrow hydraulic
plow ace bottom
2 -- 4-section diamond Harrows
13 disk Massey Harris Fertilizer
Drill 3 section drags.
International 4 bar side rake
international 7 it. power mower
Rubber tired wagon tnew)
ft, Hay Rack
Rubber tired Farm Wagon
2 set Sleighs 12 it, flat Rack
Horse Drawn Corn Cultivator
Scuifler International Tract()
'Manure Spreader
22 inch Power Lawn. Mower
yrs. old
2 Heavy Logging Chains
110W Barb Wire
Quantity of Rope
8 rolls Snow Fence
Chicken Shelters Lumber
Steel Stone Boat Wheel Barrow
Sacks. Set Breeching Harness .
Milking Machine, National De
Lux (1 yr, old)
Viking Electrie Cream Separator
Milk Pails 2 Steel Water Tanks
Milk Cans Fork Shovels
Hand 8prayer Tools
Household' Effect;
f piece Dining Room. Suite, table,
Buffet, China Cabinet, 0 chairs
2 piece Chesterfield Suite, Brown
Steel. Bed Springs, Mattress, Dres-
ser, (Alegi Drawers 14,adio
Small Tables Table Lamps
l'\‘I Light Lamps
.Arboritcf Top Kitchen 'rabies
Mirrors Dishes OrnAmentel
Other Articles toe numereuit to
mention
Terms Cash
AUetioneer Harold jaoklin
O'rebrletor Allan Brown
Clerk
Mel Graham
N IAL DAN ck_.
I sALE
„year
1:01 1:1'1118-, 01:111110.1.11 1,. L.11. N4 on.
dliii., _ en,
ch.orry lie i •
table, - 1,77i.,
triliget null) tree, 2 Lon cusidulis.
iZu61.1Lii liL'ic ii S, aI Priee
ineuttil). fall„ s
Furniture S•fie CS yuu nient32,,.
TENDERS WANTED
Township of Morris
'Ten.lere 0 tII fie unti.
noon, June 1, 1Jbi ey the
unthersiened 'Ler supplying and
`a ;
('U. yds. .o.f int glav14.1 us
din.cteci•by the road superintend-
ent, •
Ltiwest or any tender uot nee-
essarily accepted. ; •
-Airs. Helen .1 ,„M.artin, Clerk,
.• Belgraye, Ontario.
COMPLETE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
for CAMPBELL ROBERTSON at
Lot 23, Con. 2, Morris Twp.,
2 miles west of Jamestown
THURSDAY', MAY 25 1 p.m.
0 gt.cd Hereford Staei's, h•-eedi
good line of Machinery
icl son & Jackson
Auctioneers — Listowtii
COMPLETE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Stock and Fixtures of
a General Store for
BARRY MARSHALL
Walton
SATURDAY, MAY 27th
1 p.m.
Dayton Money Weight scales,
Small Floor Safe, Filing Cabinet,
Cora Cola. Cooler, Dayton Adding
Mechlin-, Display- Island, Display
Rocks, Wooden Bench, Men's
Clothing. Crlove`i, Caps, OVers,115,
Work 13eets, Rubber Boeta. SM$41
mime:ave. feteetrica I SupplieS
Paint, insect Powder. Garden.
ShoVP1s, Forks, Lamp and
1,,n1.1•11 conssos. Numerous Other ,
Articles,
Terms Cash 5e./t, Tax on Items
Geo, Powell Jackson & Jackson
Clerk Auctioneers
LIstowel
.ti ubed •:•.1 tank
contiitiou.
— LL1 15.111 111 iLL CUUSEsiS
$ 4?
A I-Ew riOultS IA DAY
vv i'L L e.EALLY PAY
HE. AVON WAY
CALL COLLECT OR WRITE
rvie.S. M. IVIILLSUee
IJ Hawkesbury Ave.
Lotp,,Ori, 4-0-0641 Evenings
OURRiE FURNITU E Wingnam,
fu Qt. id Liala..
t ii< 1 it nt 61,tuueltitu, oaby enil)
ILL
LLuain, Lraintag clan*
.1 11,1
bio..iliur with adjust•
beet,: and fool, buggy coni-
elth 1111111nc:iki Pareci
L.L'I.Jun • Currie's Special Price
Terms $2.1e weekly.
SALE —
;sidger d111.04baLie zig
nnwhino. .111411L-us but-
boleti, designs Ott:. wiLituaL
Ind (.2 aLs, Ono year guarantee,
seiner, included. ILegular
"-O ,'"ve 0 \\11112, $3,1 ,05 or luee $6,0ti
per loontli, your old machine
Lei-opted. • as down PaYm-euE-
Beater Write box 30 Brussels.
GROW CUCUMBERS
yi akc Exi re Molloy
ii you have 1/2 acre or more
grow encumbers for •
BI.CK8
Prices ilybild Seed
Free PiLe: Cp At Gate
Matron No. 10
e Phone 301-V,20
Dublin
TENDERs WANTED --
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned for the dem-
dition and clean-up of the old
Sehool ltiIIdling, Tender8
he in the lianas of the clerk
by 51 p.111,, June 5, 1997.
No tenders necessarily
ed.
H, King,
Clerk-Treasurer,
NOTICE
Tenders for the position of
supervisor at the Brussels Wading
Pool will be received by the
undersigned until Monday, may
ut 12 o'clock noon.
Duties to continence June 24,
and lost for 10 consecutive
weeks, Please state salary ex.
eeted.
,mires Prior
Box 123, Brussels, Ont,
MONCRIEFF
1,,.y, ither M.rgitibotliain con- . !.4ervier, at: Mon-
er ft' nniti-11 C11111'01 on Mother's
1 '' The babies baptised
e !) une Dorothy Pox, (height-
1ir and Airq, .ifiCk Cox:
Khr-11;t Catherine, flubitzen, don-
'Michael
Oultrtzen: Wendy Arm SanIntrn,
\lr find Mrs, Ja.ok
Sal-11)111n; and Troy retWay Sth-
F-o11 ef Mr, laid Mrs, ('l.ry
k`Illi t.lt,.
NTLEMEN'S CLUB
EMS'
\\ to .11%, goLl% Lk) loll e 1110
est. shun' on cat La on Junk; .Lan
a centennial Ball. Nero put en
vitae a • CO t\ Le oureuu
itume, but tni a better fiddler
than It e was,. alsu prometur.
„ire going 10 (Au ur-
ellusLra.. out will give Lin.; LwisLurs
cuLiticu Lu squirm a in 1. Etiony
relit t\ 111 110 11.6i.;(1 tun eL.711LciltIlaL
to Canny oil With tilediCa.1. 0111110.
\\ ILL.LVL, 1110 i_cye •Baite,
Shotiene, 1_1111'11 teince, old •I'ynie
pele.as and every third. dance a
square.
IC Will Or cannied on as dances
were long ago, programs tacked.
un the wall. You eau date your
partner Ion three or four acad.
if you wish, l inn going to play
for at least two square dances,
au old :Vine waltz and a, fox trot
Boy, ,what memories when. I
wander hack into the early
thirties and we played live
nights a week, from xing4ton to
\‘;ii(isor. I had only an average
fiddle, nut boy What a bow I had.
i'Cople will say, quote, that's a
good fiddle, or, yes, that fiddle
sounds good. Never an enquiry
uhoto the bow but that's what.
makes the fiddle produce music..
,<. bow is a piece of wood "A
frog and horse hair". The frog
tighten, or loosen the bow, Some
play it tight, some loose, For fast
square dancing I tightened mine
right up. You Call get them Short
or long. I had a special, four in-
clues longer than the factory
made ones. When the caller
would line up the sets and come
hack and say, all set, let's go, I
would grab that bow by the frog,
would run ray fingers across
the stringS on the neck of that
old fiddle. t would reach the bow
Out full length and when I made
the draw yoU should have heard
that old fiddle Moat. Meinories
alas. The best, caller knew was
Webb Sea fe from. Ridgetown, A
Voice as loud as Niagara Fathi,
as sweet as honeysuckle and all
smooth as Slim Adams. NOV,
loved dancing and alWttya left
the music to someone else while
T bad one 'ranee. usual Webb,
ibis night in Sarnia, ;Indent end
I wanted a. danee. and he says it
effil be ladies' Minim The minute.
I left the stage T was surround-
ed by ell the pretty dancers there,
They tugged ire and they Mtg.,
god ren and also hugged Mo.
Then a fight. broke out. among
to slit.:
zalelLti.011S, iL
\VLI 501110UL Lhel.11 , 1101
11 Lair WU ell Weir pretty bead
Levu Iii sideus and
laying there on the thir. it it
euee ILUU.e would tare cause
(Lit,, hit 10 hair miturai
,•110 ;,(,1 cart fill) A it ig 111 almost
every drug seine. Ltull L
51.1.'17." ally n." (111111s worst
leg. minaie skirt is JUSL a stir-
slegie, eel those 11-110 kauw Little
1t 1)i,rrtI. horses, well, a 6Li15111gle la
a strap that goes around
the belly. 'that. chat was worse
tine) the Fenian raids, .Meleen-
Lies poliLleal squablee and the
Not 11151 ('St Lehe.Il101i ail rolled
in one. that time there
11115 1001.1 110 111(10.36' (11.101013 111
leiniliton County. Oh those days.
Un those days, The ladies loved,
me, the husbands hated me and
the young men envied me. Well,
• June 2nd .we are going' back to-
Atte good' old days, play. "over
the waves so sweet" It will seem
a dream. For square dance I will
play my bow like it should be,.
played. Prizes for the best old
Tyme Qostunae.s Watch the Post.
forfuture announceMents. •DreSS•
is optional • but come anyway,
suppose you come raked, except
for Lt. Iniallia skirt, June 2nd at
nine i u the evening when we will
go back fifty years and IlVe again
for a 'couple of hours in: a world
that 'danced quite different from
now,
Yours truthfully„
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lawless
and Dianne oti Burlington, wore
visitors on Sunday with Mr. anti
Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull,
Mrs. :Joseph and Mr. and' Mrs.
Thomas Watson, Bondon were
•isitm's with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd.
Porter and Other relatives.
1 tr.s. Itilda SettfOrtho
Was a 'weekend guest with Mr,
a Lid Mrs. tic bort Traviss,
son of Mr, and
'Mrs. 1lTorlon llarkwell, received
the aacrounult of baptism at the
i-Inorbly morning` service in 'Duff's
Chnrcii.
COME HOME!
We are looking- forward io
TThving YOI" home for TheiSsele
"Come noire Week", :Tune 30th,
Tttly 1st and 2nd,
LISI 0 WEL LEULUN
StAl U &DM , MAY 2U1.11
DOOR PRIZES one SPOT DANCE
MUSIL 13):: KEN W ILtiEL'S4.).t...Cf-DLST.NA
ADMISSION AT POPULAR PRiCES
accept-