HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-09-14, Page 6las DAMSELS POST :BRUSSELS ONTARIO r THURSDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1967
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Flouting Jouhston,
gravel 355,25 TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO
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FOR ALL YOU
FARM NEEDS
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Now bavailahle in pints, half-gallons and 2 1/2 gallon
pails ,at he DAIRY or at your GROCERS.
BE ! SURE TO KEEP SOME IN YOUR FREEZER
COUSINS ICE CREAM.
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TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Council met on Sept-
6th, with all members present.
Minutes of the last meeting
wer e read and adopted on. motion
of. -William Elston and Ross
Smith
The assessor reported that the
assessment of Morris has in-
creased 10,462, and the population
increased 58.
The following motions were
carried,
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Walter Shortreed that .Court
of Revision, on any appeals on
assessments be on October 2, 1967
cat 5 p.m.
Moved by Walter Shortreed
seconded by Wm. Elston that
road accounts in the amount of
815,339.51 as presented by the
road superintendent be accepted.
Moved by Walter Sbortreecl.
seconded by Ross Smith that we
advertise tor three trucks to plow
snow for winter of 1967-68
-Moved by James Mair seconded
by Walter Shorteed that general
accounts be paid as presented.
Moved by Ross Smith that
Merging- adjourn to meet again
BARNEY BOOMER'S HERE
T wen ty-o n c-ye a mid newcome-c
John Clayton '''(left,) stars as a.
liappy-golncky Watidqter living on
house-boat. in 'flarne4y• Pmerrier,
CRC: TV's new and eniting
f I ;31 ef4r snriat~ for •yoUng VievierS
aRussua
October -967 at 1 paita.,
Genera) Accounts
John fs
salary
Brewar, part
600.00
ITydro for hal! ..... . 9.75
Vilila,ge of Brussels, nursing
home care charg-
\t i 57,30 back
Department of Health
insulin 1 6.87
Helen Martin, salary 119.40
Canadian Imperelai Bank 1
of Commerce, Incomel
Tax &Canada
Pension y4 9.65
George 11Iichie, salary' t 45,00
Win. Elston, mileage r.;•4
road trip
Stewart PrOcter, mileage, on i
road trip
......
Road Accounts.
Sterling Hood bull-
dozing. ,*if 84.00
R. M, Duncan, Consulting )1
Engineer for James- ,'
town bridge 5,493.97
Owe n King, final payment
& refacing abut-
ment '5,884.33
Glenn McKercher, back- it
hoe rentals , 40.00
Lloyd Jacklin, loading &
baffling gravel on
approach to
1,819.40 bridge ..... „.„...
to he preSeated TtiesdaYs and
Friday,' eadli Week. Barney
Boomer is a continuing series,
packed with fun, action and a host
of likeable characters such as
Councillor Edgar R. Iltissell
(right.), a classic politiCal hitffootl,
plaVefi PratI,P: ROW].
Out. Culvert & Metal
Produets,culverts 313.48
Dominion Road MachiacrY,
seal, yoke
& gasket:
1 C. McNeil, welding sup-4v1 3: 9
plies & filters
Alex Inkley, gas, fuel ii
oil and tax .219.73
Robt,. ba,11,,V..rientis.ns mower 4,.
seclions .11 38.04
Hydro for shed.. „ . ' 20,60
Rank of CoMmerce,
Canada 'Pension 7 11.14
Receiver (General, Linen*, •
ployment insur-
ance .•
Wm. McArter,
age & bookeeping 176.80
James Casemore,
wages 407.75
John Smith, wages 110.40
Elmer Young, wages 156.00
:Helen D. Martin
'Iltewart Procter
Feeding iron to. SOWS Will riot
increase tile iron. content of the
SOWS li Ilk enough for anemia
prevention. Pigs Might get some
iron front Milling' about in the
sow's feces gilt net enough for
anemia preVeation so this is-
largely' it hit and miss treatment.
reeetninended practices
and .*,member that 'fan orttiee of
prevent *b f ti s ti,erlli1114 '1 iV.;ir.1 ft,1106",
ATTRACTIVE FAIR PRIZE
LIST NOW AVAILABLE
The 13mssels Fall Fair prize
lists wave completed, early this
week rand nave already been
mailed out by the secretary,
Edwin Martin. If you have not
got. a copy and are interested in
enibiting at tee fair, get one
from the secretary or at the
office of the BrusseiN cost. Pick
up your copy and plan now to
enter as many exhibits, indoors
and out, as you can
The Ladies' Division and the
Children's Section have added
a numeer of special Centennial
classes which should create a good
deal of interest.
Note:
It -would be appreciated, and of
considerable help if exhibitors
would get their entry tags from
the" secretary before Fair Day.
4.70
3.00
wages mile-
PIG ANEMIA CAN BE
EASILY PREVENTED
Pig anemia. is one of the most
common and th e most easily I
corrected problems of pig pro-.
Auction. Anemic pigs are nn :.
thrifty. They become a, ghost,iy.
-white color, particularly in 1.1le
'ears, and they "thump" with Vaeir
short gulps of breath, The Larob-,
lem is chiefly caused by a lack of
iron, according to Ontario Depart.
-ment of Agriculture Food, Lived
rStrock experts.
"Pigs are born with a limited
-supply of iron and copper. Milk
Is. low i n thes e elements and un,
less pigs have access to a supply
from outside sources anemia will,
delielop in the first 2 to 8 weeks
ce. life.
Cointnon sense must be used
when, treating to prevent anemia.
The lnost effective means Of treat.,
anent tis to give the young pigs a
supply of iron at about 3 or 4 days
of age, either by mouth or by in-
jection, Iron materials such as
ferrous sulfate or reduced iron
can be given directly by mouth.
Some Success has been obtained
by talking iron compounds with
feed and spreading the miXture
lightly on the floor for the pigs
to eat. Continuous treatment up
to weaning is necessary. inject-
able irons will do a good job of
I anemia, prevention. Follow the
rnanufacttrer's directions , If Teak
out is a, problem from injection,
then use a smaller needle slut as
No 21, inch long, Make sure
.the needle and syringe are sterile,
before use.
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