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AN ESTIMATE
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FARM-
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FIRST
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AN ESTIMATED'
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$6.42
CSA-APPROVED
HARD HAT
with rain trough and liner
/N EITT1MATED $4.94 VALUE.
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•41 1111,13 SUMS POST,BRUSSELS, ONTARIO TliURSDAY, J UtiY ailit, 196
Help yourself to safety. Drop in at
GEC. lea ITER
ito her MOO Ira IOU for 1.101 HUper-
'Mr and :courage".
As longs, as ,ho keeps up her
part in this game, the dangor or
if :;hr shows sin e
is col impressed by ',kid stuff"
driving, she may avert an at-
china Unit could kill or main
• sevorill people, fora permanently
destroy the sell' respect of the
boy driver,
blVii.li ttY passenger in a car 11054
a responsibility Inward the (trivet:"
fluid nil other road users, says the
Ontario Safety League. ft is a
responsibility Lo see that hls- own
behaviour does, not contribute to
unnecessary distraction, for Ism-
stmt. And a responsibility to use
quiet influence to discourage any
Latitude or behaviour of rho driv-
er, or ether pa ssengers, that
could constitute or develop into
a hazard.
The rogponsihilily weighs heav-
,ily on an attractive girl, ont in a
car Will an impressionable boy,
"The Good Driver"
WHAT WILL YOU WEAR
TO GO TO THE MOON
Fashion eenseiOns W011101) Ore
(Oren tly WOn ori ng aboutr their
wardrohes. They'll he given, a
chance to preview some of the
1,i'aVel fashion news of the
future in a specially - crented
production presented at tire' Can.
adiati National 1,xlithition this
yea r.
To ro n to's Son 01 Plegor. who has
travelled 500,000 miles around the
world, is now planning the Robert
Warner's "Fashion in a Capsule"
show which will include designs
from the leading couturiers 'and
manufacturer's - - snob as, New
York's Cecil Nepal's
TTpadhya, Niccoltni of Mont-
real, Irene Wilson, David 1.1 Rea
012(1 TTighland Queen, Many of the
styles are made of light-weight,
crease-resistant fabrics. They arc'
easy to pack, even in mini space.
Miss Fleger is Canadian Man-
ager of Robert F. Warner, an Or-.
ganization which boasts sonic' of
the finest hotels in the world, in-
eluding the Okuro in ToykO, the
Nibow :Roach Surf Club in Ber-
Routh, ranerald Reach Plan-
tation Ifotel in Nassau, the Pier-
re Martint,s in Aca,pulco, and the
Belleview 11111more in Florida.
I 1 or job involves at
m Os of rot Ling f•l ierlysetm2.,5'a0101.dn
she'll use the many uointors she's
picked up on her trips to describe
n 5111101)10 iiincrarY.
commenting on the show, she
tint's ; ‘'01 COlirse, we cannot me-
diet with 100 percent accuracy
wlint women, Will be wearing In
the future, but We can show ad-
aptable clothing that will take the
tourist anywhere - - perhaps even
the moon,"
Robert To. 'Warner's "Fashion
inn Capsule" Will he on view at
the ONTil Bandshoil from August
11 to September 1, Show times are
2.00 and G.00 Am.
McGavin's Farm Equipment
WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE
PARM EQUIPMENT
SALES AND SERVICE
WALTON, ONTARIO
LINE OF
BRUSSELS .
PHONE 3d5W6
BEAFORTH
OR 527-020
PHONE 17 BRUSSELS, ONT.
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DUMONT 'AGENT
• fitiOVEMENT: TI .••••• UREA IN PIG RATIONS,
OFFERS NO BENEFITS
While urea is a popular fidditive
to cattle rations, it has no bene-
fits to offer in. pig feeding,
G. Norrish. Swine Specialist,
Ontario Department of A gri cub
tnre anti Food, reports thou urea
is a source of nitrogen in beef and
cattle rations. Because of massive
microorganism, a,ctivity in the an-
imals' stomachs, this nitrogen IS
converted i n to units or protein..
Pigs. however, baye very limit-
ed microorganism activity in their
stomachs. Jlecanse of this, rr,
ports indicate that when urea is
used in the rations of young pigs,
the growth rate is depressed and
the feed efficiency lintraired. Older
pigs axe similarly found to derive
little or Ito benefit from the mi.
(Mien of urea to the ration.
GIRLS, YOU HAVE
A RESPONSIBILITY
A gull' of bitterness that may.
never be crossod flows between
ninny once friendly families.• The
boy from One !Ciller] nr
(.ed t ho girl Irem the other when
she was flung into the windshield
in an intersection. crash, or crush-
ed during n roll-Over fit a curve
that was being taken too fast.
Vol. she may have been partly
oven mainly to blame for the
erash that took away her youth,
and scarred the minds or four
parents. Many a girl Who tuns
never tonched a ,wheol hen steered
a car to diSaster“
TI a boy is attracted to ff be•
fools n Constant Urge to win -her
nuprovnl nt ovnry pmlsildo mom-
ent. In :1 r he ellen. hies IA) ex-
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