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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-08-13, Page 13't":111:)ttASt, Wi• VItalitf - MOM raft eltk 11,RIE BRijiistLit; pot*, 41,4t),60810 743. • ,•••nr "I, • "HAVE PLOW, WILL TRAVEL" WALTON, ONT. 887-6428 ' DOUG KIRKBY ON MeCAILUM BILL MCCLURE WALTON •DUBLIN SEAFORTH ' 76428 345-2933 527-0989 K.M.M. Farm • Drainage is owned and operated by the people you will see in your fields, We offer neat and professional work at very Competitive, prices. We don't have • door to door Salesmen, so please contact us ,at Walton, Or telephone, and we will be glad to Visit you. • ESTIMATES MAPS SUPPLIED Music pupil's pass exams Some local area music pupils of Mrs. Winona Martin of Brussels were successful in, passing their Roya Conservatory (Toronto) Music Examinations held at Blyth. They are: Theory written in May . Grade 1 Rudiments 1st class honours-Janice Somers 92, 1st at Blyth, Ann Kernaghan 91, 2nd at Blyth, Honours Vicki Machan, 78, 3rd at Blyth Preliminary Rudiments-lst class honours-Cathy mcGavin 93 1st at Blyth, Jay Siddall, 89 2nd, Pass-Peggy Humphries 68 3rd.. Pianoforte-tried in June at ' Blyth. Grade V11 in, Ann Kernaghan 1st at Blyth, Janice Somers, 2nd at Blyth, Pass Vicki Meehan 4th at Blyth. Grade V1 Pass-Catherine McGavin 3rd. • Grade V-Pass- Pam Wilson 4th. Ann, Janice and Vicki will also receive their Grade V1 certificate in Piano and Theory. Cathy will get grade V certificate in piano and theory. is . BUSINESS DIRECTORY , . - - Pardys Sales o-i, Brussels 6 94 - Service /7 MILKERS .........___,.....- Dairy 8 8 7-6 Supplies rt 11111 49 — . Mon., COMPLETE David Summer Tues., Closed ) OPTOMETRIST'S OPHTHALMOLOGIST'S Open Thursday Longstaff optician 87 Main St., South, SEAFORT1F! and Prescriptions filled promptly Hours Only, June '1 to August Thurs., Friday- 9 a.m. Saturdays, Closed Wednesdays evening, 7:00 - 9:00 OPTICAL SERVICE - 5:30 p.m. 527-1303 Ltd. 31 p.m. TOPNOTCH . FEED, FERTILIZER, FENCE, Bulk & Bag OPNOTCH 8874011 FEEDS Delivery , LIMITED • FARM SUPPLIES SEEDS, Available BRUSSELS BUILDERS 887-6408 Mill St. West Since 1956 NOG tHO RESIDENTIAL—COMMERCIAL , a.,,Ar., •___ H. TEN ,PAS Aki\ft,-4) CONSTRUCTION LTD. WE SELL AND INSTALL . PELLA AND HUNT Windows - Patio Doors Insulated Entrance Doors - Insul. Glass • Merwood R.R. 2 Listowel - TV, Refrigeration & Appliance • C Smith Service 2 9 1-3 / 6 10 L,td - . • =BUY Boost Call • TO THIS 887 yourIncomel -DAY SPACE 6641. 170 Wallace C.„, ,R......-4-74Wee • Enortvxcz ...., Avenue . r .20.1._ N., Flower Phone 291-2040 44 )clyzp \-Lfo 7 t ., a ; .L Ltd. ED VAN GEEST .1 ONT. $.4.- . , „, ....... , Florist -Wide. Connections LISTOWEL, With Your Personal world 24 Fast 2 PITS HRS. 'Fleming Bulk Unlooding Pelleted OPEN A DAY Feed ' Elevator Mill Feed Clinton 482-3438 - • Anstett BU LOVA--ACCUTRON SEAFORTH—CLI Watch and —We ' —3 Jewellers Jewellery Sell and Service— Stores NTON Repairs —WATCH - —WALKERTON Ltd. ES - Livestock BRUSSELS George Phone Trucking Local and. 887-6122 Long Jutii, and TRANSPORT Distance (Evenings) Shipping Brussels Service cGavin s Farm EquipmeniN We specialize in a Complete ' FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Brussels Walton 887-6365 Seaforth 527-0245 • Line of For Feed . Universal BRUSSELS 887-6453 BELGRAVE & Fertilizer Hardware and Milker Equipment CO-op - Petroleum Products Appliances , WINGHAM 357-2711 and Cleaners Mrs. R.R. 3, Brussels .,, Agent for Elma Farmers Insurance Yvonne Mutual Company Knight Fire 887-6476 • Watch out for chickens on enroll in 1979 but wish to prior'to cutting or if the WO : Manitoba EHP number to twain the. barn. The shipper in Ontario to be filled. He the reads. This is the-time of Increase the production Of hay were fumigated. Cost allow the buyer or ;thinner would then be free to load expects these, agents will be year when there is lots there enrolled may do so now. I may be prohibitive. All hay the benefit of the subsidy. from those locations indi- set up in a few weeks. An for them • to eat. Loads of The final date for new or can move freelY after Janu- , The inspection would in- eating the movement certif- attempt has been made te grain roll by on their way to increased enrolments is Sep-, ary. volve contacting Agriculture icate number location. get most hay shippers to the elevators and some of tember lst, 1980. For further If someone is interested, Canada to inspect the various In the future shipping will contact the local farmers who this grain finds its way onto details and enrolment forMs, e.g. trucker, in shipping hay barns of hay , a shipper would be based on demand in ; have offered hay for sale on the. road. On Highway 4 please contact the Ontario they would require the Plant like to ship. Certificate of Manitoba. As Mr. Watson 'various lists drawn up at north of Hensall, the should- Ministry of Agriculture and Quarantine Certificate num- Movement would be issued receives orders, he will for- • County Agricultural offices. ere of the'road' turn a lush Food. —Don Pullen, Ag. Rep ber akwell as the Province of for the 'number of bales or ward them to reliable agents ' -Don Pullen, Ag. Rep. green at this time of year. ONTARIO TO;MANITOBA How does the grain ' „ get Keith Watson, Hay Co- , there?. Well, one research Ordinator for Manitoba, project looked at an uncov- reports that over 1500 rail- ered 3 ton truck hauling a way cars have been shipped load of wheat. Travelling at from Ontario to Manitoba 30 m.p.h. for eight miles the since early July. In addition truck lost as much as 17 to the railway, approiimately , bushels of grain. Oats are 100 trucks have taken loads even worse than wheat. The west. same truck travelling at 50 Effective August 1st fur= m.p.h.. for 6- miles in a 5 thur movement will be term- m.p.h. wind can lose 24 inated to reassess the con- bushels of oats. This grain is ditions and requirements in • simply blown off or sucked Manitoba and set up to off by the air passing over it. transport under the con- A cover such as a tarpaulin, ditions of the Quarantine for elminates the problem. the Cereal Leaf Beetle. " Never mind the rain water During the past couple of that the tarp willleep out. If >weeks there have been some you are hauling grain in a rains which have brought truck you should be able to along the annual forages in justify the cost of a tarp and effort to use it. —Ron Fleming, Ag. Eng. INCOME STABILIZATION In ,1979 plani were estab- lished to help, farmers stabil- ize their income from corn, soybeans, whitebeans, and winter wheat. The plans, have Manitoba. Farmers now wish to see what kinds of yields they are going to' have before making further commitments for purchases. ,o Under the Cereal Leaf Beetle Quarantine, hay that has been cut and stored under cover prior to August a• definite term of 3 years to 1st can be shipped upon cover the crop years 1979, inspection. This inspection is 1980 and 1981. The year 1980 under the supervision of is the second year of these AgricUlture Canada - Plant three year plans. Farmers Products and Quarantine who did not apply in 1979 for Division. any of the four crops may Hay cut after August 1st .„ now enroll for the two years could move itthe forage was remaining. Farmers who did spraYed with insecticide •