The Brussels Post, 1970-07-30, Page 6ANNUAL SLAB SALE
Green Elrn and Soft. Maple Slabs (when available) $g,50 Cord
Dry Elm and Soft Maple Slabs $3.50 Cord
Green Hard Maple and Beeeb Stabs .,,....,.. .........:....:....„..,:$3.50 Cord
All WOO above in trtioiCload lots of 7 cords, delivered within 22 miles
Hardwood Bedding Sawdust available for pick-pp or delivery
On Vacation August 1st to A.U9det 18th
J. H. KEESO 84 SONS
495 Albert Ave., N. Li.stowel, Ontario, Phone 291-4890
EUROPEAN CORN BORER
CONTROL NEEogp. NOW •
European corn borer .damage is
now evident in some grain corn
field reports, Dr. Bart. Bolwyn,
Ridgetow n College et Agrietil,:
tura'. Technology, and Mr. Harry
313„ Wressell, Canada Department
.or Agriculture, Chatham.
earn borer damage shows as
pinhole feeding and e}ongated
tears in leaves. Growers should
examine fields now, before tassels
appear. Count: 25 consecutive
plants in a row, then examine the
leaves for pinhole feeding. Co
several rows over and examlue
25 more plants. Do this in two
more locations in the field until
you have counted and examined
100 plants. Be sure to keep track
of the number of infested plants.
lf you find that 70% or the
plants show leaf damage, trout
immediately, but only if the corn
is not in tassel, The young borers
enter the stalks about the time
tassels Wear; .-before that they
.are deep in the • whorls of • the
Plants,. jt is not . economical to
treat the fild if damage is beloW .
60%, It is ..probably jnstifiable• to
use tat insecticide if between 60
and 70% of the plants show dart-
age. Above 70%p there is no (Ines-.
Lion that a treatment is needed,
• If chemical control is warranted,-
use 13'4 of SO% carbaryl
".(Sevin) per acre. A ground spray-
er of the high-boy type will do to
better job than an airplane. It
is important to spray deep in the
whorls of the plants, where the
borers are.
Have a sore Civic Tiolida:,,
weekend.
SUMMER SUPPLEMENT
The man behind the beard is Jim Robertson, host-interviewer
for. Summer Supplement, CEO radio's on.air version of a Sun-
day paper, heard Sunday's at 10:03 a,.m. EDT. Suippernent
features interviews, reviews, mini-documentaries, hUrnour, in
depth probes of 'topical issues all things one would expect
to find in a Sunday paper, plus mutie. Some of the subjects
headlined this summer are vacations, rock nntsic carnivals,
witchcraft, Hollywood, spies, Richard Strauss, theatre and
1:reputation control.
THA BRUSSELS! POST. B.IU3$Si1LS, OITARld
T1:1118„SDAY, JULY 30th ,1.916
our most
us • ful servant
can cripple
or kill you
Tractors, combines, balers, corn pickers and other machines
have made farmers much more efficient.
But the increasing use of machinery has been paralleled by a
frightening increase in farm accidents.
• More Canadians are killed • Accidental deaths involving
in farming than in any farm machines have doubled
other single industry, over the last 10 years.
• The accident rate on • 20% of all persons
farms is 20% above the killed in farm accidents
national average. are under the age of 10.
But machines do not cause accidents.
Farmers do.
• Less than 5% of farm accidents are caused by mechanical
failure.
• More than 93% are caused by carelessness.
A thoughtless act, refusal to use safety features like tractor
roll bars and power take-off shields, and allowing children to
operate, ride on or play near machinery are among the principal
causes of farm accidents.
July 25th to 31st is Farm Safety Week and your Workmen's
Compensation Board urges you to farm safely this week and
every week.
Farmers Covered by the Workmen's Compensation Act
All farm employees have Farmers desiring informaqon about
been compulsorily covered the. Act should mail this coupon.
by Workmen's
Compensation
since 1966
and more than
$7,000,000
has been paid
in compensa-
tion and
medical aid
benefits.
The Workmen's Compensation Board,, Ontario
90 Harbour Street, Toronto 1
let recently issued by your Heart
rOtindation. The hypertensive in-
dividual is urged to ask In doct-
or which of these is important
for him;
i. Try not to worry. Worry,
nervous tension and. c,tt,i-
iontai stories help to P11811
blood_ pressure higher.
2, haul pat on excoss weight.
Overweight is a hazard to
health,
Regulat e of tobacco P mel
alcohol as your doctor
fies. Siiioking can rais e
doesn't but some
blood pressure;
re.ict Poorly to it.
1. i"ollcw a regular pattern or
rest stops during the day.
Taking tinie eVen before you
Workinen's Compensation Board,
90 Barbour Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
Please send. me "Information for employers
in Schedule 1.”
Name
Address
CONTROLLING HIGH
tLOOD PrESSURE
re you i_tivc ingh hicac PreSsttra
--- hypertension to the physician
- - you are not alone, says the
Ontario Heart Foundation, Nearly
two milliOn Canadians are afflict-
ed with this disorder, and most of
them are getting along well utter ,
having consulted their physicians.
i'ilany drugs are available to help
to a pOlearri
needs and condition. CQrtain
,,A!ribed dif.t chan;re.-1 and rest also
addition, there are a half-
thzo n general rub's that MOS('
r;(.111s With high blood pressure
should follow. Depending oa the
patient., sonic ,will be nio.;•e itity
portant than others, says a. leaf-
people
alcohol
Ii,
Por more in forma Um' ahOtit
high bloom! pressure, ask your.
Ontario Heart 'Founds tlon fOr the
.leaflet "Your Blood Pressure",
But remember, it takes two to
treat it you and your diktor,
become tired will help you
to avoid the tenseness and
irritability that. go With
fatigue:
set plenty of sleep, Doing
sleep, blood pressure tails
to its lowest levels, It rises
on waking,
Cheese sports that are not
competiti ve. Eixercise IS
good for you. .hilt overeker,
lion. Can lead to col-10114
callous. Avoid sports Where
you. can't stop it you becOttle
tired,