The Brussels Post, 1975-03-05, Page 1220. Auction Sales
MARATHON AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1975.
8 P.M,
FRIDAY, MARCH 7,1975
8 p.m.
BALL AUCTIONS
"THURSDAY AND FRIDAY"
NEW FURNITURE - 4 pee.
Herculon chesterfield suite,
cabinet model stereo with a.m.
f.m. radio, 8 track tape deck and 4
speed record player. Swivel
kitchen suite; 3pce. chest on
ches t Spanish bedroom suite; 2
pee. Colonial chesterfield suite
with matching coffee and end
tables; Quad component set;39"
Maple bunk beds (with
mattresses and posture boards), 7
pce. Spanish kitchen suite; ,
Queen, double and single beds;
Spanish hexagon coffee and end
tables; redi ners ; Boston rockers;
table lamps; radios; dishes;
silverware; Zig Zag deluxe
sewing Machine; swag lamps;
large selection of chesterfield
suites and bedroom suites.
`'THURSDAY ONLY"
USED FURNITURE - Roll, top
desk, Simplicity washer spin
dryer; electric automatic dryer;
chests of drawers and dressers;
30" electric stove; office desks; 2
cabinet model col6ur T.V. 's;
chesterfield suite; automatic
washer; electric bookkeeping
machine; wringer washer and
many more items.
FRIDAY ONLY
1972 - 643 Yamaha Ski-Doo
(lisp) with 1,000 miles
NOTE This is an outstanding two
day sale of new as well as used
furniture so be sure to attend.
TERMS - Cash, cheque or Budget
plan.
R. A. BALL
Auctioneer ,
Phone 887-6166.
20-66-1
A Post Classified will pay you
dividends. Have you tried one?
Dial Brussels 887-6641.
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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McCutcheon Grocery
Phone 887-9445 We Deliver
Kellogg's
RICE KRISPIES
Florida — White or Pink.
GRAPEFRUIT
Thrift Pack
FISH CHIPS
Weston's — Reg. Sic
CRULLER DONUTS
13-oz. 790,
f" 890
82 oz. $1.09
fm` 850
STEPHENSON'S
Bakery Grocery
Carnation
MATE 1"z• $1.19
!A valon
ICE CREAM $1.09
Mir — 24-o
LIQUID D
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DETERGENT Twin Pac $1.09
JAVEX BLEACH 644m. 690
free Delivery
Phone 887-9226
ANNUAL lc SALE
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Phone 887-6851
Mattac 89c yd. plus 2nd yd lc
Vacuum Btl. 3.59 plus 2nd BO 1c
Light Bulbs 2 pkg. 98c plus
3rd pkg. lc
Many more bargains for lc
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Agri-notes
Hats off bus drivers
having regard only to aunts that
have then been received.
CRAWFORD, MILL — DAVIES
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors tor the Exectitors
22-64-3
MARCH 6 # 1075
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14. Proper4 for Sale
ONE storey insul brick house in
Brussels, oil heated, bathroom, 2
bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen. Cupboards; For
further information phone Mac
Shaw 887-6537 or Reg Watson
335-3485. 14-66-1
DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE LTD.
RETIREMENT HOME
Located in,Brussels, brick
construction, bedrooms, close to
downtown. Priced to sell.
LARGE LOT
Very well kept home on 165 ft. lot
featuring ,4 bedrooms and 2
baths.
CLOSE TO SCHOOL
3 bedroom home with kitchen,
separate dining room, living room
and sunroom.
ATTRACTIVE OLDER
TYPE HOME
Completely remodelled. Large
kitchen, dining room, 4
bedrooms, large lot, close to
shopping.
For more information on these
homes contact: ,
IVAN CAMPBELL
887-6672
representing
DON HAMILTON REAL ESTATE
& Insurance Ltd.
132 Wallace Ave., North
Listowel, Ont ario
14-66-1
19. Notices
WEBERS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used.
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700,
Brussels. 19-664
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SERVICE
We will pick up all Dead
and Disabled Cows and
Horses and Stocker Cattle
and all small animals for
a small service charge. We
have three trucks to service
you 24 hours 7 days a week.
Phone Collect
88111334
Brussels
Pet Food
Supplies
Lie. 399-C73
19-664
SPRING CLEANING TIME
Turn your old furniture and
household effects into cash.
We will either buy or sell it
for you.
From sniallest item to the
largest estate. • .
Phone
ENAPP'S FURNITURE
AND AUCTION ROOM
4824336
19-66-If
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4 people diSCOVer what mighty job .
• are accomplished by low cost PoSt,
't Want Ads, Dial. ittussel$
12-=THE MUSSELS tiott
24. Cards of Thanks
I wish to thank all my friends and
neighbours for the lovely cards,
gifts and good wishes they sent to
me while I was in Wingham and
.District Hospital — Mrs.George
Bone. 24-66x1
The brothers and sisters of the
late Ed. King, formerly of Ethel
and recently of
Huronview, Clinton, sincerely
thank the relatives, neighbours
and friends who were so. kind to
us during our
bereavement. Thanks for
memorials and floral tributes. A
special thanks to the neighb ors
who helped Ed and Ben at the
time of their sale. It was all •
deeply appreciated. 24-66x1
BRITTAIN — The family and
relatives wish to thank all those
who sent sympathy cards, flowers
and donations during the recent
bereavement of my husband
David. Special thanks to nurses,
Drs. McGregor and Hanlon of
Wingham and District Hospital.
Also special thanks to the
Optimist Club of Brussels and
Tom McFarlane who played the
pipes. Thank you. — Mrs. Ada
Brittain. 24-66-1
I would like to sincerely thank my
family, neighbours and friends
for all their kindness shown,
while I was a patient in Wingham
District Hospital and since
coming home. To all who sent
cards, gifts, treats, flowers and
visited me, special thanks to the
nurses in Isolation, and Dr.
Bozyk; Also to my neighbour who
looked after my home. .A special
thank you to all. — Reta
McLennan. y 24-66-1
27. Births
Louis and Jessie Kumprey of the
6th line of Morris are proud to
announce the birth of twin boys,'
Timothy Luke and
Jerome Michael in Wingham
Hospital, February 19th, Brothers
for Juliette, Andrew and. Louise.
27-66.1
Ken and Laura Scott are happy to
announce the birth of their son,
Billy Jim, Thursday, February
20th in Seaforth Hospital. 27-66-1
4. Help Wanted
The Huron County
Board of Education
REQUIRES
A
CUSTODIAN
AT
Robertson Memorial
Public School
Goderick
Written applications stating
age, experience and telephone number should be addressed
to M. R. McVean, Plant
Superintendent, Huron County
Board of Education, IO3 Albert
St., Clinton, Ont. NOM ILO.
Applicants Will be notified if
required for an interview,
Deadlines for applications
March 13, 1075.
W. SHORTREED- CHAIRMAN
D..1, COCH RAN E- DIR ECTOR
[March lndj
Ladies'' high Singles•
Rosemary Wheeler 256
Delores Wheeler 228
Heather Vogati
Ladies' Triple 227
;
Rosemary Wheeler 668
(by Adrian Vos)
While the snow was flying I
was, in the unfortunate position
that I had quite a bit of travelling
to do in my car. Quite frankly I
would have much preferred to
stay home, for often the driving
conditions were dangerous with
heavy drifting and icy roads. All
this leads me to a salute for the
rural school bus drivers. While I
was afraid driving on the King's
Highways, they bravely defied
snowdrifts 'on the backroads to
bring forty or fifty children safely
home. My hat off to you, women
and men.
* * * * *
Read in the paper that a
scientist proposed huge doines to
grow food year round. It would be
expensive food but' that's better
than st arving. I have a much
simpler solution. Pay the
producer of food, the farmer, a
decent return for his efforts and
investments and reasonable
priced food will be available for
everyone for a long time to come.
Keep on resisting the producer a
fair return an&shortages will stay
with us.
The brief from the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture to the
provincial Cabinet, points out that
the era of mixed farming; when, if
the price of one commodity was
low another commodity would fill
the gap, is nearing the end. All
"experts" have been saying that
the farmer should specialize and
farmers have done just that. The
net result is that the producer of a
single commodity will go
bankrupt if there is a prolonged
price slump.
pn top of this comes the
influence one product's price has
on another! Pork was ,in a slump
last year. Now the price of beef
products is low enough to
interfere with pork sales, As a
result the pork price is not high
enough to recover the losses from
last year.
If Canada and the world is to be
fed, a solution to the farm income
problem has to be found and not
only in Canada but in the rest of
the world also.
If the Indian farmer is paid a
decent return for hi's product, he
will also produce more for then he
too can use modern technology.
The threat of grain shortages
abated somewhat with the
cancellation of two huge whew t
export contracts from the U.S. to
China. It indicates that China had
a much bigger wheat crop than
expected. In the meantime a huge
superfreighter lies idle in
Vancouver harbour, waiting for
the strike to end So they can load
4.8 million bushels of wheat for
Bangladesh.
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In the estate of JOSEPH
CLAIRE LONG late of the
Village of Brussels in the County
of Huron, retired " realtor,
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 7th day of March,
1975, 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 Executors
22-64.3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of JANE DUNDAS
DAVIDSON MacDONALD, late of
the Village of Brussels in the
- County of Huron, widow,
deceased,
ALL persons having claims
against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of
such claims to the undersigned on. CHAIRS rewoven and recalled.
• ; Contact Don Miller, R.K.1, Ethel, _ or before the 7th . day of Match, gowii.ng 887-9290. 1975, after which date the
19'664 estate's assets 'wilt be distributed, •