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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-08-31, Page 6- • • "rti LHE, 1967 1110 lifcti kiNTAItlit, SPE:CiAL NitriCE The Govt: nment of Canada is, enforcimj tia.e. Canada Labour Standard Code on all feed mills. This puts all a forty-hour work week. As a result TOPNOTCH FEEDS LTD. OF WILL BE: OPEN FOR EUSINESS FROM ii P,M. MONPAY, THRU FRIDAY. our men on BRUSSELS 8 A. M, So please place your orders by THURSDAY NOQN, there will be no grinding or deliyeriha on Saturdays, Starting Sept. The office will be open for bagged pick up morning from 9 , 12 a.m.. 2nd on Saturday Thank You 4:)f11911 Cit FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR FARM NEEDS SEE OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED PHONE 199 BRUSSELS Attbrey S..• Da Igitishr BririinktOir A director and former .0fresidont of the @gine Credit Wien leaula Chatle§ G. Munro, tnibto ,„ President of the. OtifarierFederalIon of Agriculture Kenzie, lat. 3, Lucknow and Mrs. 'Airs, Ross F.:rrington, Rh 2, Luck- now zit. 1101(91s II • Mrs. Ernest. lawn. Jill 1, bucknow and Mrs. Jas. Aitchison, RR 2, Lucknow NIrs, Ilirrvoy I.,ucknow and Mrs, Kirkland, Atli ]nick now • :„„ add me,: nod room ar- •!'"goulinll w ,.re fitscusse4 as well Ili' molly sowing techniques usod in making the accessories 1-11 .1 to me 111. al( lug Club 10.01D.borS 111 finroh (mil look forward to an - micro-ding full project, Sharon Carroll, hoin.e Economist ror Ffiu-on County. h The first wagon road through. the Alps was. begun iIa 1228 and 1 led through the Septifer Pa§$, 1 • MIDAVE.STERN RODEO EXETER, SEPT. 2nd AND and Exciting rodeo action conies to the urea over the Labour Day weekend when the Anal annual Mitt-Western. Rodeo is scheduled tor Exeter Community Park, The rodeo, Whitch attracts cowboys and coNvgiris truau across Ontario anti several states, will be held on Saturday, Sept-, ember and Sunday, September both days m at 2:00 Grand entry This is the first year the event will be held in Exeter's community park, where a $5,000 rodeo ring has just been com- pleted. The crowd Pleasing events Include the always exciting buck- I big broncos and a wild chariot race, In addition there is bulldog- ging, calf roping, barrei races, flag races and rescue races. Daring rodeo clowns will be on Inind to amuse the crowd and rescue cowboys who get tossed woos the broncos.. A covered grand stand is locat. ,ed at the Exeter park, so the event goes, rain or shine. 4-H CLUB LEADERS ATTEND TWO-DAY TRAINING SCHOOL 4-11 homemaking Club Leaders from several, areas attended a two-day Training- School held in. St. Andrews Presbyterian Church on August 17 and 18 as follows: Auburn — Mrs. Eleanor Brad. flock, Auburn and Mrs, li'rank itai ULU y, Auburn Blyth — Mrs. Luella McGowan, Blyth and Mrs. Gordon Mason, Blyth Belgrave — Mrs. Glen Coultes, lat. 5, BrUsSels and Mrs, Stan !topper, RR 5, Brussels Brussels — Mrs. John Wheeler, RR 5, Brussels, anti Mrs. Ralph Triebtieri Ra 3, Brussels Duagannon - Mrs. Ivan ltivett, 111',. 1, Dungannon, and Mrs. Bill Black, RR 1, nuagthtton. :wait I -- Mrs. Cl. Ilienistra, d Mrs, Dorothy BroWn, Ethel Ethel II --- Mrs: L. Weber, E t fil; and Mrs. W. Krauter, Ethel Fot'elwkilt --- Mrs. SCott Clark- soh, Itrt Vordwich and Mrs. Elmer Harding, RR 1; Gorkie Gorrie — Mrs. C. F. Johnston, RR 1, Collie, and Mrs. C. Spar- • ling, G-orrle Morris — Mrs. Jadk MeNiChnl, UMITLU BRUSSELS -- ONTARIO vierwiiitanow.on ral, -Nizor Co-operators Insurance Association (Guelph) and COoperators Life Insurance Association (Guelph) are the principal companies in :the Ontario insurance co-operative known as CIAG—Co-operators Insur- ance Associations of Guelph. In the 44 CIAG offices across the province competent staff roll out the red carpet for hundreds of visitors every day . . people who seek insurance information or assistance, pay premiums or report Claims. CIAG handles 30,000 automobile claims a year under a claim fee plan which encourages policy- ' holders to report their small claims as well as the big ones. CIAG's plan minimizes concern and doubt for the drivers the Association insures—good driVers who may have the misfortune to need claims help. CIAG is sponsored and controlled by democratic organizations which represent a million Ontario people. The Association's nine directors are nomi- nated by Ontario Credit Union League Ontario Federa do a: of Agriculture United Co-operatives of Ontario Charles. W. H uff man,H f n Harrow President Mr. Huffman is past-president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture Donald R. Bell, Windsor First Vice-President Past-President of the Ontario Credit Union League Kenneth W. WeatliOrlpy, Ottawa President of the Onbrio Credit Union League FentiihS. Cryderman, Tliamesvills Second Vi:e-PreSident President of United Co-operatives of Ontario .. .. . Tyson Lanvin, gatvkestiM0 A director of United Co-operatives of Ontario .. J. E. 01411, Corana • A past-president of CIAG' nd a direeter Of the . . Ontario Credit Union Leigut r7obert s, Mdk#Ithee, tiabllrr Past-Pfesicletit Of CIAO 'raid Vice president of United Ca-OpatitiVill of Otititiii RR Blyth, and. Mrs. Larry 1 FOR SALE BadleY, 2, Blyth vegetabr3s St. Helen 1 --- Mrs. Cordon Mc- Ted McLean Phone isitJ