The Brussels Post, 1978-09-13, Page 16429
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Power and Performance come easily
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1ized 4-cycle, 8-hp Briggs & Stratton
engine propels this model through heavy
snow. 5 forward speeds, neutral and 2-
speed reverse. Recoil starter. Heavy-duty
2-stage operation clears a 26" swath with
drift cutters. 14" impeller has large 19"
intake height. Separate auger and drive
clutches. 180° rotation chute. Key ignition
for, extra safety—auger and drive stop in-
stantly once handle is released. Ring-gear
equipped for use with electric starter kit
(see item 03 on page 122). Rugged wheels
have 16" x 4.00 pneumatic tires. An all-out
snow clearer.
60-3975—With tire chains 699.00
De luxe 8-hp
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Extra-Powerful 10-hp 2-Stage Snow
Thrower has all the features of the heavy-
duty 8-hp Model.On page . 123— plus a few
of its own, Gives you the brute strength to
clear a 33" swath throUgh heavy snow with
drift cutters attached. Rugged 4-cycle gas
engine with 5 forward speeds, 2-speed
reverse and neutral. 16° auger and 14" im-
peller in 19" high opening.,180° chute rota-
tion. Auger and drive clutches. All controls
,are close at hand. Recoil start. Ring-gear
equipped for starting with optional electric
kit No, 60-3902 above,' Wide-track 16°, x
6.50 pneumatit tires.
60-3982—Tire chains included, • 899.00
Peppy 2-Stage Snow Thrower clears a 24"
path. Winterized 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton
5-hp engine supplies the power behind the
throw. 16° auger in 19".high opening. 14"
impeller, 5-speed drive, plus neutral and 2-
'speed reverse. For safety, engine stops if
operator leaves the controls unless both
traction and auger drive are manually
disengaged, 180° rotation chute, adjusta-
ble deflector, Removable key switch con-
trols ignition. Easy-to-reach controls, Re-
coil starter. Ring-gear eqUi pped for option-
al electric starter kit (60-3901 above).
Semi-pneumatic 12.5" x 4.00 tires.
60-3980—With tire chains . . 585.00
Get the skimp on Snow-Clearing with this 5-
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20" wide at a good clip. Winterized 4-cycle
Briggs & Stratton engine with Forward-
Neutral-Reverse transmission. Recoil start.
Single-stage operation with easy-grip
drive and auger clutches. 12° auger With
intake 15" high., Chute adjusts, rotates
130°. All controls, conveniently located on
handle. for safety, a key cpmmutor
disengages engine. Ring-gear equipped
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16 THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 13, 1978
Celebrate 90th birthday at aluevale
VP.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
357.3S$8
Mrs. George Ste. Marie
and Mrs. Davis Adams en-
tertained at the latter's home
in honour of their mother,
Mrs. Alberta Elliott, who
celebrated her 90th birthday,
August 24.
Previous to the occasion,
dinner guestsiwere Mrs. Mae
Rea, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hall, Bluevale;
Gordon Yeoman, Wroxeter;
Mrs, Evelyn Biller, Grimsby;
and Truman Nortor, Burling-
ton.
During the afternoon and
evening, friends and
neighbours called to offer
conjatlulations and best
wishes. A family dinner was
hosted at Turnberry Tavern
by grandsons Bill Ste. Marie,
St Catherines and Andy of
Wingham. Great grand-
children Kevin and Shelley
Ste. Marie wet present, also
Ellen Williams of St.
Catherines.
Mrs. Elliott was the
recipient of many beautiful
cards, flowers and gifts.
Personals
Miss Linda Harkness,
Miss Dayle Fischer, Mr. Jim
Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Kalvin Fischer, and Mr. and
Mrs. G. urge Fischer were
Sunday supper geusts of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Walker and
family.
W.M.S. of Presbyterian
Church
The W.M.S of Bluevale
Presbyterian C h urch met at
the home of Mrs. Gordon
Mundell with fourteen in
attendance. The president,
Mrs. .Glenn Galley used
Psalm 40, verse 5 as a call to
worship followed by hymn
689 bearing tfr admonition
to "Honor the Lord .With the
first fruits ''of thine
increase."
Scripture rear in;.,;from St.
John: Chapter 24 ,LTses 1-17
and prayer by Mrs. Joe
Walker was a preparation for
the study of part 3 of the local
Cranbrook
residents
attend
wedding
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
887-6645
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes to Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Fischer in the death
last week of the late Mrs.
Jacob Fischer in Listowel
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn
were guests at the wedding
of Rick Owen and Ruth
Muchan in St. Martin-in-the-
field Anglican Church,
London, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller
and girls were in Toronto for
the weekend.
Visiting Mrs. Lytle Gordon
recently were her sister`,
Mrs. Emma McCallum, St.
Thomas and nephew Frank
Hunter, Oshawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Fischer, Rexdale, spent the
Weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Strickler, Ayr, visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs,
Wilfred. Strickler, and on
Sunday Mr, and Mrs.. John
Oit..Wocidstock visited'at the
same home,
church in. God's mission,
conducted by Mrs. Q. Mun-
dell. A short skit concerning
the life and work of Mary
Slesser, a Scottish girl who
went to Calbar, Afica, as a
missionary in 1876. was
presented by Mrs. AllanL
Mandell, Mts. Ross Mann,
Mrs. Joe Walker, Mrs.
Glenn .Snell, .Mrs John
Jenkins and Mrs. Eldon
icialon. Interesting discus-
sion befOre and after the skit
was lively and added much to
the enjoyment of the study.
Members were reminded
of the Fall board meeting at.
Lucknow' Presbyterian
Church on. Sept. 11, a
workshop at Teeswater on
Sept, 18, Maitland
presbyterian Fall Rally,
Wingham, October'5 and the
Fall Thankoffering -meeting
on Oct 15.
The request of the closing
hymn was "Let us, as night
is falling, on God our Maker
calling, give thanks to him,
the giver good." This fol-
lowed with refreshments
served by Mrs. J. Walker,
Mrs. Harold Grant and the
hostess.