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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-05-02, Page 4ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE PLEASE HELP THE RED SH1ELDAPPEAL WATCH FOR DETAILS OF A BLITZ IN BRUSSELS LOCAL CAMPAION•HtAIDOUARtERS Lt. fain Trainor Box 610 Wingharn i.161.4951i WHITE'S Roofing and General. Construction Free Estimates RR 4, BRUSSELS PHONE 887-6432 Expand your world with TRI CHEM Tri Chem Liquid Embroidery Paints are economical, non toxic, machine washable, fast drying, ball point tubes that could change the colours of your world. For your free demonstration of the endless crafts, and techniques Please call. Roline Eyers 887-6422 after 6 o.m. r- T Mt . GOI U F BUSINESS IN OUT 4-1 C4!"-17711LeVEEP!'_' Continues New Used - Rentals PIANOS and ORGANS featuring such famous names as LESAGE- WURLITZER HEINTZMAN GULBRANSEN - TECHN1TONE WELSON - ORCANA GALANT! Prices are low, low Come in and see for yourself EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Terms - Cash or up to 5 years as arranged nnunnnumr PULSIFER MUSIC 527-0053 SEAFORTH Jeans Shorts Tops Jackets -Featuring Canadian-Made: Infant to size 14 BLYTH 523-9613 Hansel Et Grate!. The Comer Cottage for Children's Wear 4 THE BRusago POST, MAY 1979 WI 's promote child health "Our conduct is influenced not only by our experience but our expectations" said. Mrs. C. Diamond, the Provincial President of the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario. She was welcoming the Directors from all over the Province to the Semi-Annual meeting at the Lord Simcoe Hotel in Toronto. The next 4 days would be spent in decisions and deliberations that would effect the 30,000 members in Ontario and. indeed in society.. With the "International Year of the and health being the prime con- cern, the members were urged to go to their respective areas promoting a study and then definite action in this regard. Miss Molly McGhee, the Director of Home Economics Branch, Ministry of Agri- culture and Food was, pleased with the increased enquiries regarding food pre- servation, nutrition, and the quality of foods. This shows the need for the service of this Branch. In 1981 it will, be the "International Year of the Disabled Persons" which ef- fects 10% of the population of Ontario and she asked the Women's Institute to become involved in this project. The Department of Home Economics continues to pro- vide excellent training for the 4-H leaders and Senior courses which is a service that makes available unlimited learning for thousands each year in the. Province, The Women's Insitute with its interest in Education, presented 13 awards to students at the College of Family and Con- sumer Studies at Guelph as well as the County awards through-out the Province. The. Junior Women's Institute is growing across the Province said Linda Tottenham and Ruth McCurdy, the Junior Board Directors. As the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario ceIbrates its 60th anniversary this year with a reunion for past and present Board Waste from Maritime fish processing plants could pro- vide local farmers with an inexpensive source of live- stock and poultry feed .That's the view of two scientists, K. A. Winter of Agriculture Canada's Charlottetown, P.E.I. Research Station and A. H. ,1 aved of the P.E.I. Department of Agriculture and Forestry . They conducted tests using fish silage as feed. Based on thse studies, as well as research using fish silage in other countries, the scientists see a definite place for this feed in P.E.I. and other east-coast provin- ces. To make the fish silage they ground waste from Iow- fat white fish, such as cod and sole. then place it in a Smiles A diamond is a piece of coal that stuck to the job. "Noo, son," said Mac Pherson, "just dooble up • your fists like this--verra lightly." "Och, shame on ye, Sandy interrupted his wife, "teach- ing the wee bairn how to fight and him only five years old." "I wasna teaching him to fight. I was just showing the 'addle hem to carry a penny safely." tesuitti Post Want ads Phone 88746641 . Directors, Executives and special guests, the Federated Women's Institute of Canada will also celebrated its Diamond Jubilee at the National Convention in Saskatoon in June. Many are planning to attend from Ontario. Members are urged to attend the Official opening of the addition to the Adelaide Hoddless Homestead on June 1st from 2 to 4 p.m. Don't forget the , special events at the Erland Lee (Museum) Home at Stoney Creek. Mrs. Margaret Zoeller, the Chairman of the Committee spoke of the demonstrations and displays that will be ready for W.I. week June 5th to 8th and for Canada Week, These two homes are important for the founding of the Women's Institute not only for Ontario but around the world. The Ontario Agricultural Museum at Milton will be open from May 1st to Sept. with the Official opening on June 8th. Don't forget to visit the Women's Insitute Hall while there. Many other items of business were dealt with including the plans for entertaining the ladies' from Staffordshire England who are coming in September on an exchange visit; the rest booth at the Royal Winter Fair; Resolutions; a vat. Organic formic acid was added to control bacteria and mold. The mixture was stirred, then left for one to two weeks while enzymatic breakdown took place. The scientists found no fishy taste or aroma in the meat from calves fed fish silage. consumer awareness. of candidate for the Ontario additives and nutrition and a Agricultural. Hall of Fame, YOUNG'S Variety • Party Needs • Cosmetics Tobacco . Groceries . Stationery Weekdays 9-9, Holidays & Sundays 12 . 6, Brussels- 887-6224 Fish waste could feed stock, poultry