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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-12-04, Page 6mmummusamimmemisima. SEE ANSTETT JEWELLERS FOR iamond Ring BULOVA CARAVELLE TIMEX WATCHES FINE JEWELLERY --• SILVERWARE — CLOCKS. Make it a Merry Skating Christmas Sauer has the answer to your gift 1.-)L-,ing problems. From pleasure to professional skating, Bcuer quality is ,,ocrscellcci. Check these many -features: "Sear-hug" ankle st.,ppurt, thoroughly hardened ;..:ades, the finest in IC,.:,hor3. and outstanding fit:V",1 WM. ADAMSON LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. Dial 887-6357 PCV CLASS FS and F FRANK'S AUTO BODY HOME of EXPERT COLLISION & BODY REPAIRS LUCITE & IULUX REFINISHING 90 DAY GUARANTEE ON EVERY J013 PHONE 3 BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 199 BRUSSELS, ONT. BRUSSELS JUVENILE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Dee, S I )e.c. .lo I ?oc, Dee, Dec. 29 Jan. 3 'Zurich Brussels at Gorrie at t at Brussels at Brussels at l BrttSsels Clinton 'Brussels .. Brussels . Zurich "Mitchell Came time 3:311 1),In. at, Brussels Jan. Clinlon Jan. S ;Brussels L uucknow Jon. Brussels C arrie .ran. rt1 Lucknow at Brussels Jan. Gorrie at Brussels All r4 M OS ollierwise at 9:00 unless indicated. THE BRUSSEL POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 'FIEVRE3DAY, )/EC. 4th, 1969 Conl1110ti011 IS (MS!' algl• Will coir0 no specialist: help. Wind fences are more solid, being only 20% open. The place- ment varies with. the area to be protected, Air Undervood noted that the best wind breaks 'were still fr ees • evergreens, seotch and white pines, and so on. 'Phase considering planting trees will lie able to use fencing until the trees are mature enough to do the job, Farmers requiring More details about. wind and snow protection. should contact their county agri- cultural office, SNOW CONTROL IMPORTANT TO PROTECT FARM AREAS As winter approaeh.es. farmers NVin [,tkain be plagued by heavy snow drifts.. unless precautions 'are taken now to keep entrances, access areas and other Vulnerable 'farm spots protected.. This is Hie warning of '•I r. 'Underwood of the Gentralia Col- lege of Agricultural Technology, a branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. 1\Tr. l'nderwood has been engaged in. tests to determine the best methods of snow and wind control, and believe.: that proper pkwe- ment of fencing is one way deal with these problems. Because ail' ricu ti es come from drifting. rather than falling snoty. fences should always be placed upwind from the problem area. and should be located at a min- imum distance 10 times that of the fence height away froni, whatever needs protecting. A fence 4 feet high, for example, would be con: :grimed 40 feet away haul the specific urea that needed it. Tekt; iu aussia and Canada haVe shown that ir this. protection is insufficient, building a second fence is better than increasing thil heighth of the first, and should be placed farther back from the orig- inal, structure. This type of con- struction catches more snow than will a, single fence built to double its original height. Slatted snow renang like that used by the Department of High- ways, available from cooperative and lumber stores, is the best mat- erial for this job. Fifty per cent of the fence is open, with the slats set about 114 to 1y, :inches apart. HURON CROP ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT Robert Broadfoot of RR. Bracefield 'was elected president of the Unroll County Soil and Crop msov ent Association at the annual meeting. supepods ;lames Knight, or RR 2, Brussels. Other officers elected: vice- presidents, l)ouglas 6, Goderich, and Alex Meteth, Kippen; secretary - treasurer, Michael Miller, Clinton. Sixteen township director's Were elected including new directors ItOss Veitch, 1M 2, BrtisSels: bavid 1\10Callum, RR 1, Wiaghatla and. Stanley Mel-twain 1111 2, Goderich, .l bout .183 persons attended, CRAN•BROOK • DART LEAGUE • Scores including Novernhel. 24th Name Polinth Individual Standing Jim Hart. 3.1 Crnie Back 34 - Eldon Wiek 20 Doug Rath well je Jim Patterson 27 Rae. II oust on ,kick knighl 2 9 Evan Cassidy 20 G. Hetherington 19 Jock ('ax 1S Elston Speiran 18 Ken Fischer 18 3 tri Knight 17 'Bradley Speiran 1.6 Gordon..Engel 16 Olen 1-Topther 14. Bel) Alexander 14 Donald Perris 1.1 Stew ort Steiss 1.1 Ken Ma cDonald 1.1. Nlurray Fischer • 10 (':lrnlarn Smith 9 Frank Vi,rOrk-rmali ... .. 9 11111 Gordon 9 irAutlio r 'Weber 8 Pete von Veen Doug li]vans Carl lthler 1.,;iii Dunn Bruce Fischer' riorrY Bolger Donald Clark Team Standing PA-11 oil Noble 20 Doug Rath well Ernie Back 19 :Vim 'Patterson Rob .Alexander 13 .lint Hart Nlac, McIntosh li fintry Bolger 9 IS YOUR 000t PAID UP? Don't fftet that all stibscrip- tions over titre() months in arrears mast be taken from our list. If your label reads September 1969 it, nilst he paid shortly, BIRTHSTONE RINGS ELECTRIC SHAVERS DRESSER SETS JEWEL BOXES PEN AND PENCIL SETS CRYSTAL FREE GIFTWRAPPING ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. PHONE 527-1720 SEAFORTH BRUSSELS PEE WEE HOCKEY SCHEDULE Dec. 6 Rrnssels tit Kineardine (lame at 1:30 p.m. Pee, S Brussels at liiplOy Dec. 10 Brussels at. Dec. Ili Brussels. at 1.ucknow Dee. 19 Ripley at Brussels Dee. ) iBlyth at Brussels Ja1n.2 Brussels act 'eeswa tor Game time 3:30 Jan, 5 Kincardine at !Brussels Jan, 17 Brussels at Win gh u m (.;':lane time .4:00 p.m. join 19 Wingham at Hrussel.s. .ran, 23 Teeswa t er at Brussels All games at 7:00 p.,m, unless otherwise indicated. 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