The Brussels Post, 1972-05-03, Page 12ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Of household appliances, furniture and antiques in the
town of Brussels, 2 blocks west of Main Street, behind.
the Arena.
Saturday, May 6
AT 1:30 P.M.
Consisting of round dining room extension table with
6 ma.tching chairs, buffet, chesterfield suite and 2 matching
chairs ,china cabinet, settee, rocking chairs, quantity of
mist., chairs, tables and fern stands , drop leaf table,
washstands and commodes, wood and steel beds, springs
and mattress, 2 trunks, vanity dresser, chest of drawers,
wicker stool and chair, hall mirror and coat rack, mantel
clock, Frigidaire refrigerator, Clare Jewel electric range,
Dominion wringer washer, dinette mite (5 pc.) wood stove,
quantity of glass and china and many, many more items.
TERMS - CASH NO RESERVE
ESTATE OF MRS. MARIE DAVIS
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Brucefield - 482-3120
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For the BEST in QUALITY
and SERVICE
USE
fertilizer
supplied by
To p77Corai
Brussels 887-6011
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED
TELEPHONE
(5191 482-3120
(CLINTON]
ATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
LIQUIDATIONS OF
ALL TYPES
• BANKRUPTCY
• ESTATES
• ANTIQUES
• FARM
• REAL ESTATE
ONTARIO WIDE
INVENTORY &
SALES PREPARATION
SERVICES OFFERED
AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS
ORUCEFIELD, ONTARIO '
• BUSINESS
Licensed and Bonded
* '7 Years Experience
20. Auction Sales
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20. Auction Sales
See transportation in-Huron
24. Cards of Thanks
ano neighbors for the many acts'
of kindness for cards , floral
tributes and donationS. Also
thanks to everyone who
remembered Mother with visits
and cards during her stay in
the. Listowel Hospital. - Kenneth
Alex Marie Ross and Family.
24-18x1
Wm. MacDonald having returned
home from „ Wingham Hospital
appreciates very much the kind-
ness shown to him by Dr. Bora.k,
all the staff on the first floor
the kitchen helpers, the Ministers
who called. All others for their
lovely cards, treats, flowers and
visits. My wife joins me in
thanking all who saw she got to
the hospital. 24-18x1
27. Births
DAVIDSON - On Sunday, April
23, 1972 at SouthamptonHospital,
to. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davidson,
a son, brother for Shaun.
2'7-18x1
HEISE - To Mr. and Mrs.Verne
Heise (Mary Watson) in Listowel
Hospital on Monday, May 1st, a
daughter. The first grand-
daughter for Mr. and Mrs. par-:
son Watson of Brussels. 27-18-1
(Continued from page 1)
“For our industries to com-
pete in the large market areas of
the, world, we must have rapid
transportation - of the raw
materials to these industries and
rapid transportation of the
finished product to the world
markets," the brief said. "We
cannot expect to compete until the
time of travel for these goods is
cut to the Point where we can
enter the market with a prodnct
whose costs are competitive and
not penalized by the high rate
of transportation,"
The .report further noted that
tourist business is seriously
hampered by the slow trans-
portation system.
"The product of rapid trans-
portation would aid the develop -
ment of tourist resorts in this
part of the country and therefore
provide a large secondary
industry for our agriculturally
oriented people," the brief said.
The ,brief said that some ra-
pid rail service or alternative
fast transport to the large me-
tropolitan area must be provided
for the people of Huron, and
the. costs should be borne by
both the federal and provincial
governments. Freight rates must
be, kept low to encourage business
to relocate ;iii the area MO M.
keep, the present Industries in a
cOMpetitiVe position.
Air trahsportationshenld he.
investigated , too., the brief said,
as, well As water .transport...
Air transportation I s jot,.
cated, the brief noted, following
a survey of 07 business establish-
gients.. Of these! 64 per cent
said they would:. use the service
If it were gv041/1*-up about
800. passenger .tripa per year,
wsier freight was discussed
at some length in the brief.
•
"If facilities were available
for large cargoes .other than
bulk. shipping the whole of south
western Ontario might use the
Gederich port," the brief said,
"Goderich should:be inadaavail-
able for containerized shipments
and heavy equipment loading
Smiles
"I hardly ever wake up at
night," said the man to his neigh-
bor. "But. I did last night. I
looked into the other room and
saw my wife. She was removing
some spots from my pants. Two
ten spots and a five."
SPECIALS
AUCTION SALE
for the Estate of
DR. JAS. ANDERSON
Brussels
SATURDAY, MAY 13
Sale Time' 1:00 P.M.
Chesterfield and 2 Chairs, Li-
brary Table, Leatherette Rocker
and Stool; Book Case; Several
Rocking chairs; several lamps;
Platform rocker; Occasional
Chair; Stool; Hall Seat and Mir-
ror; Cabinet Radio; Television;
8-Piece Dining Room Suite;
Couch; Piano Stool; 2 Brass Beds;
Springs and Mattresses; Part of
Toilet Set; 4 Wash Stands; Sev-
eral Small Tables; Quilt Box;
4 Dregsers; Bedding; Cedar
Chest; Sewing Machine; 2 Wood-
en Beds; Spring and Mattress;
Pine Chest; Several Mirrors;
Bureau; Mantle Clock; Refrig-
erator; Clare Jewel Tabletop
Stove; Extension Table; 6 Chrome
Chairs; Frigidaire Dryer;
Wringer Washing Machine; 2
Pine Cupboards; Porcelaine Top
Table; 3 Coaloil Lamps; Electric
Heater; Office Desk; Pictures;
Flatware; Cooking Utensils; Full
Dinner Set Dishes; Other Odd
Dishes; Library Table; Drop Leaf
Table; Dinne r Set Dishes; Dinette
Table and Buffet; Morris Piano
and Stool; Rocking Chair, Antique
Cupboard; Set Laundry Tubs and
Taps.
REAL ESTATE -
White frame 7 room house with
office, 3 piece bathroom on
second floor, 24Aece wash room
on first floor, heated with oil
furnace, town water.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE -
10% Cash Day of Sale, Balance in
30 days when possession will be
given. Sold subject to a reserve
bid.
In case of rain sale will be held
in Brussels Arena.
Not responsible for accidents.
TERMS ON FURNITURE CASH
MRS. MARY McCALL
MR. JAS. IRELAND
EXECUTORS
JACKSON & JACKSON
Auctioneers 20-18-2
THE GREY BRUCE LIVESTOCK
CO-OPERATIVE are holding
SALE of 1,800 head of
COMMERCIAL CATTLE
at their Sales Arena
W I ARTON
THURSDAY, MAY 11,
1972
10 A.M. edst.
90% yearlings of Hereford, Short-
horn and Angus breeding.
J. Carman Hamill, Chatsworth
President. 20-18-1
24. Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Karen
Spence wish to express their
thanks and appreciation to the
many neighbors and friends for
their many acts of kindness and
for cards and donations to
Cerebral Palsy, also special
thanks to the staff of the Callander
Nursing Home for their excellent
C are of Karen during her
residence there. - The Spence
Family. 24-18x1
BRECKENRIDGE - The family
of the late Lee Breckenridge
wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation, shown us
in the loss of our father, by the
many friends, relatives and
neighbours for flower arrange-
ments and donation s to the
Cancer Fund. Special thanks to
Pastor K. deKoeijer, the R. A.
Currie and Son Funeral Home and
the ladies of Unit 1 of the church.
The thoughtfulness of everyone
will be gratefully remembered.
24-18-1
I wish to thank my friends, re-
latives and neighbours for the
lovely cards, letters and gifts
and those who visited me while
in hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Street and the nurses on
the second floor of the Clinton
Hospital. - Mrs. Nellie McAirter
24-18-1
The family of the late Mrs.
Stanley Hammond wish to express
their thanks to relatives, friends
23. Bus. Directory
Short Shots
(Continued from Page 1)
coffee, soft drinks, etc. On
cleaning up the mess he found
one of the discarded cups con-
tained a dollar bill. Thoughtful
of them, wasn't it? .
* * * * *
During one of our warmer
days last week it made this
writer shiver to see some young
ladies walking along the street
in their bare• feet and at least
one young man was observed in
shorts. It seemed to us older
folk that they were rushing the
season a bit. It also crossed
our minds to wonder if the bare
feet lassies would remember to
wash their feet before going to
bed, if not, what messy sheets
mothers would have to wrestle
with. Maybe they belong to the
Black-foot tribe.
* * * * *
To make the Town League
Fastball a success players,
coaches and umpires are needed.
Come on fellows, let's get the
ball rolling.
* * * * *
The tax rate for Brussels
may be up this year to12.5 mills.
The higher rate will reflect an
increase of $4024.00 for school
purposes and $1,320.00 for the
County. In addition the Council
has provided $5,000.00 in aid of
our Centennial program.
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USE
EXPOSITOR
WANT -ADS
Phone 527-0240
23. Bus. Directory
Weston's — Reg. 49c
JAM- FILLED BUNS
390
New Ruff'n Reddi — By esso
LARGE GARBAGE BAGS pkg. of 10 430
Schneider's
CHICKEN LEGS'
BANANAS 2 lb. 290
McCUTCHECIN GROCERY
Phone 887-9445 - We Deliver
lb. 590
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