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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-02-07, Page 2ti -20 .1 0 BO LBS. HEi WHEN PLV,ED rei;.4 UIIIIED CO OFERMIUES OF ON'. SKATING NOTICE Skating for pre-scnool children, kindergarten, grades 1 to 5,, inclusive: Tuesday, — 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday_3 to 5 p.m. Admission 10c Stpervised by the Home & school Asionifitien 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M2 THE McICILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY .,••••••••,,••••,••••••••••••.m...1 BELGRAVE We are the world's greatest importers of manufactured goods. Contrast our yearly total. with that of other countries: Americans spend $35 per capita, The British spend $75 . West. Germans spend 560 ... Canadians spend $235 per person per year on manufactured goods. If these expenditures in Ontario on imported goods could be reduced by $100, we would still be amongst the world's greatest im- porters. If that $100 were diverted to Cana- dian goods we wouldadd$600,000,000to our economy and help create 60,000 new jobs! HURON CO-OPENATIVE MEDICAL. SERVICES Prepaid Health Plana at Cost the 0•0 way 130A111) 1.)11t4GTORS esieent, r viuyee i-aark, lilt 0, Cioderiell; Vice-Pres., (Jordon. U. U. Anderson, 1111 5, NVingliniu; Avila, • -Lloyd Taylor, lilxeter; Hugh is. Liistowel; Lorne nudges, RU. ,1, cioderich;_ ltuy 'Strong, T.. 1.,oiten, lilt: 1, Seakorth; • Bert. l'W 111, RA 2, ,ettlorth; Bert Zurich; - Gordon Richard- son, RR 1, Blimcefield; Kenneth' Johns, Itit 1, ,Woodllskm , C. It. Magee. Secretary-Manager Miss C. E. Plumtree Assistant SeeretarY For inforination, call you1 nearest director or our office in the Credit Union Bldg., 70 On- tario Street,:. Clinton k Telephone U nter 2,79751.. HUNTI Np !RABBITS IS, LOTS OF FUN Deep snow and temperatures near the zero mark do not im. prove the hunter's, •chance .of bagging a cottorita41, or. two. When the cover is sparse, cot. tontaill tend to "hole up" during the day in groundhog holes, hollow stumps, stone piles, and under rail piles and buildings, Although it is illegal to use ferrets to hunt game it is still possible to bring home the makings of a "rabbit pie.'' The main: thing to remember is to hunt areas .that have thick, cover, such as cedar swamps,. low spots with heavy marsh • grass, bultushes„ wows and To accomplish this, the consumer must become "label conscious"; it is the SUM of all our day-to-day purchases which can add up to the success or failure of our economy. Whenever the consumer reaches.out for an. • imported product, he or .she should ask, "Is there a Canadian equivalent?" For in most cases there is a Canadian product that is as good or better. The more money we spend on things we make, the more prosperous the people of Ontario will be! GOVtlils1,110NT OT ONTARit0 TRADg. CRUSADE brush., ' piles and evergreen re. forestation *Areas. ln spots like these there are always some cottontail.."sitting out''. A good beagle will be a big help but it's also very sporting to do the tracking, yourself and prove your ,shooting ability, when that brown bundle of fur bounces out aud Artfully dodges through the underbrush. Youll find "jump'', shooting trickier •• than picking them or0 in front, of a slow moving hound. ,Stick to a shotgun 'with, a modi- fled choke .and use standard load No, 6 or 7% shot and see if you don't improve your score. For the many hardy hunters Who possess a strong pair of legs' and a healthy heart, try walking for the 4uropean Hare commonly called the Jack rabbit, Before the snow gets too deep look for him In the ploughed fields and as the snow deepens work the brush fences and willow swales and sWainps. Use a, full choke shot gun and coarse shot but don, Office —Main stied BEAFORTH overrate long laurels and long range loads, Taking a chalice on iung shots beyond the effective killing range causes crippling and a waste of game. Just remember mat bunting intended as a sport, so Jieep.yout hunting parties to twelve memb- ers or • less.. DriVes by 'large numbers of limiters more • cloSely, just end up as mink and fox feed • resembles a war, and the stoat, ,ghter of hundreds of rabbits, that is far from sporting, Farmers • and land owners object to ,being: • invaded by large armies • of • hunters and we must remember chat iitall land in the area is Private. Farmers take money from their own Pocket to buy their 'farms, pay Omt. taxes, and keep up the repairs 'and the $1.00 hunting licence 'doe's'. NOT give the hunter the ituthorgy to enter their land Without pet_ mission, whether it is posted or not. Whether or not we have a place to hunt in live or ten years depends how we treat the privi. tegeof -hunting, • so take a few, minutes and ask perMisaiot and then: treat Property With. .rePeCt. Majestic W. I. Meeting The plan. of listening to the radio Farm Forum at 9 p.m. and having .the meeting on Monday February 4th, had to be changed. However this could be a reminder to everyone to listen to that worth_while program. The theme of the meeting Is citizenship 'tinder the convener_ ship of !Nibs, A, Speir and Mrs. Wes Kerr and the roll 'call is what makes a good citizen. Mrs, D, A. Rann ie going ' td shoe*: glides of Europe in beautf. ful color. with her interesting Commentary. This is Valentine Day, there will be 'Special music, lunch and a social time. Everyone • is wel)come. FOR SALE — York ,Eog, I months old. GlpenhnonVe 3an7Camp en Wingham 1091 - Phones - Brussels 388W10 You're Customer and Owner at your YOUR l'EIG VALUE" CO NI .6 1 NAT MN BIG VAL.U.E.1,Cp-op Fertilizer giVes You a higher percentage of water-solublo pizosillutte a hi 6 la er lime content, lower moisture content, uniform particle size and less seed -lur-aing character- istics. it's another Co-op top..quality" product. BiG 'SAW NG S: Set your own savings Your early delivery discount up to Feb. 2nd is $2 per ton and from Feb. 4th to itiar. ,.nd it is $1.50 per ton. Your CO-OP also ofEIrs attractive cash di's.- counts; for example 5 for payment by ;January 1st, 1963 and Oh% for F,?.1;rua ,17/ list, 1963. As a Co-op :member you benefit from all pur- chases made through your ';fore. The greater the volume, the r your Co-op can operate, and the savings rc.,n!b !ll.ereby will be greater n to individual me: i;.3r% ,),pr,":: your Co-op, it's a truly detnocratk' :121S titution where .every member has eq' ASSOC. The people of Ontario can make a $600,000,000 present to themselves in one year by reducing their spending on imported goods by $100 per person. This action on the part of every person in the province would help create 60,000 new jobs. MORE OPPORTUNITY The symbol of Mogreis and opportunityforthe people and indliatries of Ontario. Imam * Town Dwelling* * All Claus. of Farm Property o Bummer Cat6eles * Clourehes, &heels, Ha Ni Bitable 11 ooiressi* (111*- ems" 'rater &ARNO, -‘• **OA do.) to also ave1166144; r1}EN1'8i ;saes Keys, AIi 1, Bodoni; V. J. Lane 1111, 6, iMistectbi. *a. LONA, Losamboro; Maraki OgiNes, GUAM; thongs Cone, Dobkin: Masi. O. Matas, Sombre. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111161 i 4MAO A132E11 MUM