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The Brussels Post, 1966-05-05, Page 7T' 144E 01141181111148 POI ; apLusraop ,OlTeMittO MAY 6U 1904 ANTIFREEZE LEFT IN OPEN DANGEROUS TO ANIMA14.4 Many dogs die annually due to antifreeze poisioning. "Antifreeze. is particularly tas- ty to dogs and other animals” explains Dr. J. Hulland, Head, aquipasugammesumpaimaimprmti.941111101441:111 COMME,NCING MAY 9th HURON COUNTY'S NEWEST SERVICE. FOR TRUVic LETTERING„, !HIGHWAY '01.111.ETINS, SALES POSTBRS DIAPLAYs CONTACT AR 's-CRAFT SIGNS WINGHAM DIAL 357-1306 embiz,..00sauLwatriak...,11 Veterinary College. University of ;Guelph. "Although antifreeze used in new cars is advertised an "permanent" or year - 1'9144" many people still drain their ear radiators in the spring to pre, vent them from. boiling away during the summer. Bach spring and fall. a number of dogs die a* Ilan arei- are rom y. •441014glogamommalzammiqammumizsixnx OP MU R)A1,, Office -- Main Street SEAFORTH Insures Town. Dwellings All classes of Farm PropertY Summer Cottages. Churches, Schools, Halls. Extended; coverage (wind, smoke. water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Jr. Londesboro: Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin ; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. MMOSIMMLAPUWWMAINIZICOMUWEIM MU6OU MUM SAVE MONEY READ THE ADS. IN THE BRUSSELS POST • ifiSURAIN:C-` COMPANY 0 a result of drinking antifreeze left in open containers. Watchdogs !mused in garages are likely victims, Over long weekends, the the family pet lett iu the garage, may start loolsing fur something to drill* when ills weer Owl goeS dry, Old autifreeke canS used, as water dishes Allignt con- tain enough oll the. ,hettelii. cans© troubue." ,is.:coraing to Dr. liulland, If a dog receives a heavy dose lie may die one or two days later in a coma. More often, the auimai lives several days Liao gradually becomes ill wheu the by-products form crystals in his kidneys. These jr,StaiS gradually interfere with his ability to excrete norm- ally and the dog dies of uremia. "Many people are not aware that ethylene and propylene giycel are poinsonous", states Dr. Hul- land.," They express surprise that a dog could drink rusty, used anti- freeze. Garage owners who have lost highly trained watchdogs are even likely to assume that their dogs were poisoned by burglars wishing to break into their garageS." SEAF(ORTH D1STRlCT HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ANNUAL VARIETY PROGRAM. Selections from "The Sound of Musk)" by the glee club of Sea- forth District High School were featured in the schools annual variety program on linriday night. The glee club was directed by Nancy Berger and accompanied by Joanne Elligsen. li'eatured solo anti duet Ill11110LIZ'S were presented by Snaron 6troug bliaron Staples, Larry Walters, Glenna Houston, Iraeme Craig, Christine Pryee, John McGrath, Mary Sills, ilric Ross, Zlizabetti Sniale, 'Kenneth Carano and Joan Sinclair. instrun ental. numbers were presented by Miss Berger, Miss 141 igsen, William Rowa.tt. and Kenneth Devereaux. Members or tne cast of the drama club's presentation, "Trifles", were Lorraine Huard, Julianne Rau, James Tra.quair, Jonn McGrath, and Jim Rowatt. Patricia Harris was tne director. In charge of sets for this were Fred and Janey Hassan, Stilianna, Rau, James Traquair, John Mc- Grath and James Rowatt. Miss Maryanne Weiler directed Greek, Romanian and American. roni Dance& The dancers were Helene Huard, Ann Rivers, Lynn Nixon, Karen Henderson, Cindy Eisler, Christine Turnbull, Yvonne Hoegy, Linda. Hoover, Betty Roe, Barbara Box, Mary Heenan, Kathy Dale, Yvonne Feeney, Maria Willems, Peggy Fry, Marilyn Sedley, Lynn Wright and Jeyce McNichol Turabling acts, 'under the direct- ion of Ray Manbert of the school staff and student leadership of Robert Watson were demonstrat- ed by JiM Nixon. Bob Watson, Mickey Fortune„ ' Ted Wilbee, Bill 'Wood, Allan Carter, Alan Mcpean, Paul Felker, Hank, Scott, Garry Nicbelson, ,Tint Dalrymple, •••"-^"7"."," Seilit16 SPLCIALS EXTRA HEAVY BARD MONOVA 13ARB WiR HEAVY BARB WIRE CASH F.O.B. MILL • GRAIN GRASS SEED SEED CORN C.I.L. SUPER FLOW FERTILIZER AT SPECIAL. PRICE • LIMITED "The Most Value For The Farreor'S itiOTCH FEE 01111arn PHONE 199 BRUSSELS Bill .Boshart, John McGrath, Paul Hildebrand and Jim. Phillips. The stage crew was in charge of Robbie Brady, Bruce Wilbee, Michael. Newuham, Bryan Ste- wart, PaulSpittal, David Britton, Bruce Broome, Larry Lane, Lester Cartel Stage directors , were staff members W. R. Murthe and R. M. Burgess. Fred and. Janey Hassan and Jane Cornish were in charge of sets for the Glee Club. Grow Cucumuers and Make EXTRA MONEY If you have a 1/2 acre or more grow cucumbers for BICKS all Hybrid Seed * Highest prices paid Free pick-up at gate B ICKS Dublin 304 TO EE IN RELIGIOUS SERIES Pretty Adrienne Poy Clarkson 18 co-host of the popular daytithe CBC-TV public affairs show Trike 30 seen &ter weekday after, noon. A native of Hong Tong, A.driehhe spent Most of her early life in (Alava, She is a Fortner university leettiter in English poetry. Besides Take 30 duties, Adrienne has been working on font peOgrania in the religiouS series called Pettiente to be Sell begiLiihig it May en CJ3C television.