HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-08-13, Page 3at 175 uegrees, fire pockets may
he anticipated and the fire pump-
e;.• called to wet down the ha.y,.
If the temperature reaches 185,
degrees the hay should be remov--
ed ,and 'the -fire pumper available,
since flames avill develop when
the fire pockets contact the air,
A temperature igl,egrees
means the :bay is • almost sure to:.
ignite, says Mr, • Wright.
W o.r km en should never work
alone and should always have
ropes tied around their waists as.
a safety measure when working
on the . haymow. Long planks
should be placed over the hay for
men to stand. on. and observe or
remove the hay.
KNOLLCREST AUCTION SALE
Saturday, October 3, starting at
10 a.m. in the Milverton Arena,
Milverton. Plan to attend,
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RESCUE BREATHING (MOUTH-TO-MOUTH)
THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
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RUCKE RS.
How much more weight can your vehicles carry?
New weight laws have been introduced. Your vehicles may,
under new legislation, qualify for increased gross weights:
Do you own one or more commercial, vehicles
weighing over 6,000 pounds?
Have you received your QUESTIONNAIRE
front the Ontario Department of Transport?
The Department Will calculate the maximum axle and grciss,
weight your vehicles may carry if you will complete and re"
turn the questionnaire as soon as possible,
If you have not received your questionnaire write to:
Ontario Department of Transport, Vehicle Branch
Box 4012, Postal Station A, Toronto 1, Ontario
or Pick up a questionnaire at any Department
Examination Centre or licence issuing office.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT
OF TRANSPORT
Hon. IRWIN HASKETT, W. Q. MACNEE,
Minister Deputy 'Minister.
BRUSSELS POS'i, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
IIIIMSDA.Y, AUGUST 10111, 1970
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HOWICK LIONS
BINGO WINNERS
Regular Games; Mrs. Gerald
Goll, Walkerton; Mrs.. Ci'lEso.
Strauss, Mildmay; Mrs. Clarence
Denstedt, 'Dorking and Mrs. F.
Mansfield, 'Wingham; Mrs. Bill
Sail), Formosa; Mrs. Turner,
Harriston; Bruce Lang, MildinitY
and Gerald Goll, -Walkerton; Mrs.
Meyer, Listowel and Mrs. Elmer
GDR, Mildmay; Harvey Helm,
Kitchener ; Mrs, Caswell, Wing-
ham and Mrs. Newman, Wing-
haul; Mrs. f:Jobsinger, Mildmay,
3.11rs. Cordon Simmons, Wingham
and Mrs. Ruby Payer, Palmer-
ston; Mrs. Meyer,Listowel and
Mrs. George Walker, BelgTave and
Mrs. Gordon Wroxeter;
Carl 'Graber, Brussels and An-
thony Schefter, Wingham.
"Share the., Wealth':' 1, Miss
Doreen Denstedt, Dorking; 2. Mrs.
A. Ste. Marie, Wingham.
$25 Special: Mrs, P. Olin, Wing;
ham:
Jackpot Consolation
bonus: Mrs. Gerald Coll, Walker-
ton,
Door Prizes; Mrs. Rich,
Wingham, Miss Donnalee
Formosa, Mrs. Alex Buchanan,
Listowel and Terry Anger, Cen-
tralia:
Lucky Draws: Mrs. H. Wheeler,
Wroxeter, Mrs. S. Atistett, Witi
ham, Mrs. K. Edgar, Wroxeter and
Mrs. R. Ripple, Listowel.
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installation
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL
Morris Township Council met
04 August 3,, 1970, with all memb-
ers present and Reeve Wm,
Elston presiding,
The following motions were
carried.
Moved by Thos, 11Till.er second-
ed' by Ross Smith that minutes of
lost meeting be adopted as read.
Moved by Jas. Mair seconded
by Ross Smith that we accept
the tender of The Dominion Road
Machinery Sales Co,, Limited of
Godericb to supply a new model
0000 Motor Grader for $29,374.50
with trade-in of 1943 Austern
.Wesern Cli•ader, subject to the ap-
proval of the District Municipal
Engineer.
Moved by Robt, Granby sedOnd-
ed by Thos. Miller that a grant of
$100 be given Bluevale cemetery
Board.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Thos. Miller that a grant of
$10 be given Huron County Hist-
orical Society.
Moved by Ross Smith second-
ROC :Grasby that we en-
dorse resolution 'from Town of
Listowel re: Highway 86.
Moved by Thos. Miller second-
ed 'by Jas. Mair that. ROA; Grasby
be commissioner to look after re-
pairs to Cole Drain.
Moved by Jas, Mair seconded by
Ross Smith that Wm, Elston look
after repairs to Little Drain;
Moved by Itobt. Grasby second-
ed by Thos. Miller that road
accounts in amount of $10,769.90
be accepted as presented by the
road superintendent,
Moved by Ross Smith that
in ceting adjourn to meet again
September 8, 1970' at 1. p.m. or at
the call of the Reeve.
General A cyou ntS $ 6,980:30
Road Ac:antrits 16,769,95
$28,150.80
J, Elston, Helen D. Martin,
ReeVe Clerk
THE ANNUAL
DAER REUNION
The Annual Door Reunion was
hod in the Atibllin Hull. There
were around oixty people in at-
tendance and everyone enjoyed
themselves,
The sports conitnittce was well
managed 13y Mr, and Mrs. .Ken
Daer, Mr. and. Mn.s Harold: Kirk-
connell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Daer, The following are the re--
snits, of the SpertS.
:Race's; Rick th e Slipper, 5
years and ender, Dianne Camp-
bell. 0 to 8 years:' Murray Jackson
Greg ,l,irliconnel. p -12 girls: Mar-
ilyn Campbell, Kathy McClinchey.
9-12 boys; Donnie Kirkconnell,
Ronnie 'Campbell.
Peanut Race: Teenagersj David
Griffiths. Men's Race, Peter Camp-
bell, Women's Race: Mien Jack-
son,
Youngest boy, Brian Campbell.
Youngest girl, Dori Lynn Daer.
Oldest Woman, Mrs. Mary Daer.
Oldest man, Andrew .Kirkconnell.
Softball t brow; Men, Arnold
Roney, Women, Edith Roney,
Girls', Carolyn Canipbell. boys.
Greg Kirconnell.
-\-Vheelbarrew Race: Girls, Mary
Lee and Loral Ann Roney. Boys,
Rodger Roney and Ronnie Camp-
bell,
Lady with biggest waist:
Dorothy Daer. Lady with short-
est skirt, Ellen Jackson. Man with
longest hair, Norman McOlinchey,
Breaking baloons (6 years and
under): Diane Campbell, Janice
Daer. Saloon Passing: Rodger
Roney, Dianne Kirkconnell. Lucky
number ,on, chair: Arnold Roney.
No. 30 in line up to eat„ Peter
Campbell.
FIRE PREVENTION .
IN HAYMOWS
Spontaneous combustion within
a haymow can destroy the hay
and the building in which it is
stored.
A constant check of the temp-
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
CLARE ADLON TRIO
FRIDAY and. SATURDAY NIGJIT
IN THE RAINBOW ROOM
WE FEATURE;
TurkeY, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Flsh and Chips
Sorviee .By laws No, 1 3 and. :11 Were
liassed setting special rates for
tile drain loans,
Moved by Thos. Biller sProndoet
by Robt. Grasby that general tic:-
counts be paid as presented.
eruture of the hay is vir a l, says
Mr. Hal Wright, Farm Safety.
Specialist, Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food.
To take the • temperature. a .V•
inch...pipe or tube approximately
10 feet in length can be used, The.
end. of the tube should have
point. of • hardwood riveted to it,
and .a few holes, 14 inch in Hitt-
-meter•, Made jnst above the bard•
wood.
The tube should be inserted in-
to the hay. Drop a candy or oven
thermometer attached to it string
into the tube and leave it for five
minutes.
After five minutes the tomper-
ature should be, noted and com-
pared to the following scale: if
the temperature is 150 degrees.
the danger xone, is near and Ob.
serrations should be made every
day; at 100 degrees, inspections
should lie made every four hears;
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TURN VICTIM FACE UP. OPEN victim's Mouth. PLACE mouth tightly REMOVE your mouth.
RAISE neck with one hand PULL lower jaw to jut around victim's mouth and RELEASE victim's nostrils.
end TILT head fully back position. PINCH nostrils BLOW IN_ The victim's LISTEN for air to come out
With the other hand. shut to prevent air leakage.
MAINTAIN downward
pressure on forehead.
chest should rise. of victim's lungs, LOOK for
the fall of the victim's
chest 'PINCH NOSTRILS
AND BLOW IN AGAIN.
REPEAT steps 3 and 4 continuously. IF AIR PASSAGES ARE NOT OPEN : CHECK neck and
head positions, CLEAR mouth and throat of foreign substances.
• Start immediately. Don't give up. Send someone for a doctor.
• For infants and children, cover entire mouth and nose with your mouth, Use small puffs of
• air about 20 times per minute. • Apply resoue breathing in case of DROWNING, CHOKING, ELECTRIC SHOCK, •
• HEART ATTACK, SUFFOCATION and GAS POISONING. •
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