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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-07-16, Page 6illitieS11114 PQ$D, liit.4.1',141ASAIrrAiltio 'llUltliDAY) JULY mut lido HURON COUNTY FARMER.% ARE ALL INVITED TO A TWILIGHT CROP INFORMATION PROGRAM THURSDAY, JULY 23rd 7;00 P.M. at the farm JOHN HAZUTT, RA.. No. 4, GODERICH 11/4 miles east of Benmiller See the many field: Prop demonstrations Crop Scientists on hand for questions and comments HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOC. OF The Bouquet Invitation Line - ---4046* Good taste needn't be impsoolln. Our ImPervflful touqmit invitation line proves this' wilts *S moot exquisite papers, Pipe faces and work/mm*0P vow could wish for! II matures Thermo-Engraving—dell; Nal" tenctrin9—ele€100 the nest croftsesenstV Wit as*" so Oslo! Cole see aur unusual se.4edion. Mr6. Janvi) Turner was the hon- ored guest when the Turner family were entertained at the el e. and Aire. Robert Cunning e home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert halo were awarded three rose Cunningham on the occasion of prises at the annual London Rose Mrs, Turner's birthday, Guests Society Show. were present from Waterloo, 'Goderiele Harristoe end London. Have a sale, happy vacation. Brussels Agricultural Society 1970 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. President Jan van Vliet. First Vice-President Murray Hoover Second Vice-President Harold Soleer Secretary Treasurer Edwin Martin DIRECTORS Jan van Vila, Gerald Smith, Harvey Kitchen, Lloyd Wheeler, Laurie Black, Graiene Craig, Win. 1-Lewitt„ Harold Bulger, Murray Hoover, Harry boll, Glenn Coultes, lemmerson ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Mr, and eire. Edwerd Morrow took advautuge of a bus trip to Toronto recently. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bremner and Miss Doris were • Sunday gueets at, the cottage of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Hutton oat Lurgens FARM SAFETY WEEK Over 1,300 farm resident die this :year from accidents on the farm._ For this reason the Canada Safety Council is sponsor- ing a Farm Safety Week from July 24 to 31 to promote the idea of safety and caution in the rural areas. Mr. Hal 'Wright, Farm Safety Specialist for Ontario, points to tractors and fires as the largest contributore to farm deaths, with misuse of chemicals end serious 'falls running second. The tractor is vital to all farm operations but a recent study by the Royal Commission on Agri- culture showed that 78% of farm machinery fatalities involved tractors, Farm equipment acci- dents in general have been he-lin- ed on fatigue and stress on the part of the operator, intif,th of -Which could easily have been avoided. Farm equipment On pub- lic highways is another source of rural death. Tractors, for example, are not designed for highway travel, and yet one-third of tractor deaths occur on highways. Children are the tragic victims of many farm accidents. An estim- ated 20% of all fatalities involv- ing farm machinery is made 'up of children under the age of ten. A constant surveillance of the whereabouts and activities of Children is a reliable method of reducing such Liceitlent. Fires take their share of human life. Defective chimneys, unsafe stoves and fureaces, imProPer nee of electricity and gasoline, have caused numerous serious fires and contributed to the growing statistics of farm deaths. Again children head the list of victims, In the final analysis it is the farmer, says Mr. Wright, who must keep safety in mind when- ever and wherever he may be. The purpose of Farm Safety Week is to make the farming population more -aware of the dangers the farm and urge a higher degree of care and caution. PROTECT YOUR EYES For cow nieLe eye. protection while on vacation, wear sun- glasses with shatter-resistant lenses and safety frames, advises. IR Sunbathers should never look directly at the sun eNen while wearing sunglasses — the tinted lenses provide relief from the glare but not protection from the naageroas infra-red rays • that can penetrate the dark glass•and damage the retina of the 'eye., Mendon't marry women on $25 a week anymore. A girl must he making at seat three time that. Moved by jas.. Muir. seconded by Thos. Miller that minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meeting be adopted as read. No, and It 197e WOre passed setting special rates for Tile. Drain Loans for three ratepayers. Moved by 11am; Smith seeonclea by Rolit, Girasby that Thos. Miller look after the necessary repairs to the McCutcheon Drain, - • 'Moved by Ins, Mair eeconded 1/Y Ross Smith that road eccounte in ainount oe.,19,905,37 as nresent- ed by road superintendent he accepted. 'Moved by Ross Smith seconded by Jars. Male that By-law No.. 10, 1970 re: Bell Canada he 'passed. Moved by Thos. Miller seconded Jars. Mair that By-Law Nia••11, 1970 be given 1st and 2nd read, ings. Moved by Robt. Grasby second- ed by Ross Smith that By-law No. 11, 1.970 be given third reading- and finally passed. (This by-'-a .v sets the County rate a t 20.9 mills; General Town- ship rate at 17 and 15.3.. mills; elementary School. rates at 1S and .1 9.2 mill:;; Secondary School rate at 1S.1. and 1(5.3 mills end Seperate School _rate at 16.5 mills.) Moved by Joe. Mair seconded by Robe Grasby that By-law No, 12, 1970 be given 1st and 2nd readings. Moved by Thos. Miller second- ed by Ross Smith that By-law No. 12, 197(1 be given third reading and finally passed. (This By-law sets penalty on unpaid taxes after DeceMber 15, 19711 at three per cent and_ interest eommepeing January 1, 1971 at one per cent per mouth until paid.) Moved by' Roe's Smith seconded by Rat. :Graeby that general accounts be paid as presented.. Moved by Robt. Grasby second- ed by Jag,' Mair that we advertise fOr tenders for a new motor grad- er, same to be in by July 81, MoVed by 'rhea. Miller that Meeting adjourn to meet again August 3, 1970 at 1 nen. or at the call of the tteeve. Road Accounts . $19,905.37 General Accounts 3',015;04 322,084,41 il. Martin, WM i Elston:, Clerk, Reeve. 4-,-,444.4.44444444,44,444,444444 l iii in gift alvipt t i nt' the Matt who 110i ovotiyenttw, rolottlia, yiewoulo 11;:5'i.ocApt l t. rllib'-i ETHEL. Recent visitors with Mr, end Mrs. 0. W rdlaw Wei'e MI'. and Mrs. 1l, G. Burrows and, Charles of 'Willowdele, lleach, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reid of Fugue and Mr. and Mrs. goy Stadelbauer of Mitchell were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. PAL err° iv, lact,agis TOWNSHlia COUNCIL MEETING AfOrrio Towns hip CCitiAle,11 i it Vegulp' session. oe July 6, 1970, with all merubere preeent, and Reeve Elston presiding, The following 'notions were 3. OPEN LARRY'S RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE (_:r2ANNEL MASTER 8-TRACK STEREO LIST PRICE $109.95 NOW $79.00 Phone !Myth, Ont. LARRY BOLGER. PROPRIETOR 044t lo goeshe dith fiNakliFill P1E Pit jock Knight, Ifarvc,y Craig, Jack AicDona.ld, Robert °rushy, Cliff Dunbar, Eldon Wilson, Murray Hum her, George McCue:home Cecil Parker, .1 ha 130WMan, Wm, Berrie, Glenn finether, laugh Pearson, Jes, \V, Smith, Alex Pear- son, Harry Bolger, .101m Wheeler, Wilbur Turnbull, Win, W. Smith, ;leek Bo wma n. flea em e McDonald, Harold Teemas, Clarence McGutcheon, Mac eleilitosle Wm. Blake, Charles Thomas, Clem Steffler„ Russel •hrogbt. Jim Mair, Turnbull. Murree ,Cardiff, Roy Tnrvey, Roy 'Williamson, Graham Work, Douglas Fraser, George Procter, Blank Ten- Pas, .1)(m McDonald, Stanley Hopper, Douglas Hemingway, George Mutter, Wilfred Strickler, COMMITEES FOR 1970 Heavy :horses — Laurie Black, Stanley I-To no er, Harry Brilg-er Light Horses — Harold Bolger, Murray Hoover Beef Cattle -- Alex Pearson, 'Gerald Smith Dairy Cattle — Wm. Hewitt Grade Cattle — Gerald Smith, Alex 1'e-Ar8On Sheep and Swine Graeine Craig, Laurie Black Poultry — Harvey Kitchen, G4enn Coultes Grain — Murray Hoover, Jack TeceWenalle ElintrierSon Mitchell Roots and Vegetables, Fruit — Laurie Black, Rae Houston, Jack BOWnian, Wm, Hewitt, Doug Hemingway Police and Parking — Lloyd Wheeler, Adrian. MoTaggart, Glenn Huetber, Ken McDonald, Mac McIntosh, John !" Wheeler, Harry Bolger MI-lance — Cecil Parker, Jail van Vliet Grounds and Concessions — Graonic McDonald, Doti Al6 Donald, Wm, Turnbull, John Wheeler Palace — Jim Male, JIM Bowman, Harry Coll tritertainment and Dance '-- Jan van Viiet, Lloyd Wheeler, Murray Hoover School and Snorts -- Mrs, Harold Bolger, Mrs, Harvey 'hen Scott, Jim Prior, jimAXttnann, fAuella Jessie Little, Ml's, 1.fl, Wilson Pickets and Gate — ilarry Prank Carter, Mack, rtranItle AraNnifild, Clair LoDg, Howl Oinningimm, 'Phoi»aH, fronts 1''r18er, Harry 1ie4t0f, Donhar, ttny Pobilid 4001 I;010-0 .. iv r4, MIINFm). 'arm. Ifolk,willifid;