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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-10-30, Page 2C5.69-20 =.•111•11.4.01. Ladles' Triples Doris Matheson '031 34 Maine Nichol Ruth litiether 575. - 552 80 Men's Singles 25 Murray Lowe 283 1 John Muslim 203 23 Al Harvey 253 Men's triples 252 - Murray - Lowe 414 en .- Vormsti 1Witaliti a 4111 fits I it,rit -Mitthrilmilt ,. O mt. OR THE FIRUSSEL PosT, MUSSELS, ONTARIO Canada Savings Bonds can make good things happen to you—now and in the future. Millions of Canadians know this. Last year they bought more than three billion dollars worth. Their reasons for buying? Simple, Canada Savings Bonds are easy to buy for cash or on instalments where you work, bank or invest. Canada Savings Bonds are cold hard cash— instantly, They can be redeemed anytime at their full face value plus earned interest. They are safe—backed by all the resources o Canada. A very special security. BLUEVALE I Intended for last weeks Mrs. Mabel ilarrie of Lunt-pelt visited with relatives in this corn- - Inunity last week. Several people from the area 'travelled to Paris to take in the Internation Plowing Mateh. The poor weather kept the crowd!, much lower than expected. - Anniversary Party A Surprise 25th Anniversary Party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles :Slathers' home on Satur- day evening last week. Mrs. Shirty Nicholson and Mrs. Bessie Johnston attended the Training School for the institute Short Course — "The Main MO Makes the Meer. which was held in Seaforth Presbyterian Cburcle on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. They will he leaders For the course to be held in Blue- vale in November. U.C.W. Group Four Group four of the U.C.NNT. Blue- vale, held their meeting on Mon- day night. .at the home of Mrs. Harris Campbell. About 15 memb- ers attended, and spent the even- ing working at driftwood centre- pieces. and floral arrangeMents. which will he sold at the bazaar. Shirley Nicholson was in charge of Devotions, The topic - was given by. Barb Nicholson. Lunch was served by the hostess and Carol Nicholson. DANGEROUS SILAGE GASES CAN CAUSE FATALITIES The backward spring and grow- ing season this year has led to a dangerous problem relating to silage gases, In both haylage and corn silage. Already in the past few weeks, one fatality and a number of serious cases of poison- ing have been reported because silage materials were mishandled. The need for care is very great. Nitrous oxide and nitric oxide are colorous, odorless, and highly toxic gases that come from silage and form nitrogen dioxide when they mix with air. Nitrogen diox- ide is yellowish brown in color, has a sickly sweet.odor, and is extrem- ely toxic, THESE GASES CREATE A CHOCKING AND 0OUGHINfe SENSATION WHEN' INHALED. A STTPlelciENT CONCENTRATION WILL CAUSE PARTIAL PAR- ALYSIS, AND EVENTUALLY DEATH. Hal Wright, Parra Safety Specialist, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, warns that it is of the utmost Importance that farmers who recognize these gases leave the area immediately, and obtain an reeygen supply of the compressed air cylinder type, such as that used by scuba divers, Any one exposed to the gas at all, and without nee.ess to oxygen, Mont(' see a doctor ittimediately even though no effects are felt. Com- pressed air equipment is aVailahle at the School of Agricultural Engineering. rnivereity of Guelph. and is available on loan to anyone it the area. Local fire depart- month ifhitl Wiz) f,lich equipment it gsti the deet . al tliti 111114)It Pit %Attu: ti n 000 ee fee ittfl heavier than air, and opening the rbaws should ensure that gravity will f orco the gas down in a few hours. or in about half aft hour it a blower is used. Using a blower without opening the doors is in- tivp. as this merely disturbes the air above the gas. While the gee remains on top of the silage, should never work alone when tee !*110 first opertE4 It inift41 l,e riirniimliftrftit ftirni tts4 teem tot mulli ing starts, and may go on for two or three weeks after the silo in filled. The gases then remain at the ton of the silage until the silo is remelted-. AVON CALLING eTetee eourself a wonderful cheistnew by selling AVON'S Christmas beauty line in spare thee -..etartine now in Morris or llrey. Cent/let IMMetilatelY It 'At wit re. r,rti 441,0441 And this year Canada Savings Bonds give you the best return ever! New Canada Savings Bonds now yield an average of 8.00% a year when held to maturity. Each $100 Bond begins with $7.00 interest for the first year, pays $8.00 interest for each of the next two years, and then pays *3.25 interest for each of the last six years. On top of this you can earn interest on your interest. Double your money in nine years! Buy yours today and make good things happen to you! BOWLING NOTES Team Standings Ruth's Roseate Muzzle's Fuzies Al's Ayes Jute's Peniiies Jiteks et Queens Gordis ('ats. Ladies' Steeples Nlehni florlq Huth 1I11iii1For