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TICE .ViiititS OF...
DO Ail i) CATS
iEN.f1ON OF RABIES
The Health of Animals. Branch of the Canada Department
of Agriculture in co-operation with the Huron County Health
Unit will hold a
FREE • ..-RAWS 'CLINIC
Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and
cats three months of age and over. Owners who require certi-
ficates of vaccination for export or other purposes sheuld
consult their prliVate veterinary. No certificate will be is-
sued at this clinic.
Help prevent .human exposure to rabies, take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to have your pets immunized.
A foster shot each year 'is recommended.
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HELPFUL HINTS;
Coronary artery diseasd
ape over many years of Mile says
Ontario Heart Foundation, The
earlier in lite a heart-saving diet
is adopted, the 'mot your risk of
heext, attack.
To help reduce the risk of
heart attack.. the Ontario :Heart
Foundation recommends a diet
that uses le$s animal fats and
fewer cholesterol -- rich tooth:.
such as eggs and organ meats,
For heart-so.ving diets, ask
your Ontario Heart Foundation
for "The Way 'to a Man.'s
Heart" and a companion recipe
booklet
•• 'The majority of -patients stir-
vise -their first heart attack and
return to productive activity,
says your Ontario Heart Found-
ation.
• Heart attack • patient in your
family? Ask your Ontario Heart
foundation. for the booklet
titled ".After a Coronary".
Nearly two million Canadians
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Here's a lightweight saw with
new design, more power, faster
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have high blood pressure, Nest
of them are getting along well on
drugs and diet changes tecom.-
Mended by s1. physician.
The (-mono Heart Foundation
has free educational materials.
on high blood pressure. But,. re-
member, it takes two to treat it
you and your doctor,
GOLDEN WORDS
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
A brat is younster,
As is generally known
Who belongs to your neighbour
But behaves like your own.
Thinking well is ',vise;
Planning well, wiser;
Doing well, wisest and best of all.
One of to-day's most puzzling
questions,
Where do people get the money
for the income they live beyond?
Children today have discove0
that a penny saved is hardily
worth the effOrt.
Cirls who dress to kill, it's tine,
Often cook the same way too:
Happiness is only a by-product
of successful living.
The .higher'' interest We pay is
for borrowed trouble
t'hildren need models mete than
they need. critics.
we iothed a perfect church, it
wnild be perfect no longer,
o things are bad for the beard,
running upstairs
/Miming doWn people.
Thank God for dirty dishes,
They have a tale to tell,
'hile Other felkS go hungry,
We're eating very well,
With home and health and
happitieSS,
We Shouldn't have to, fusS,
For by this stack of eVidence.
Oird's been very good to us,
CHRYSANTHEMUM
QUARANTINE
A. quarantine 011 ehrysonthe-
mum pInn ts and crittitigs
v.hite rust, a fast-
sor(.ading fungus infoctiOit Of
'di (.10 l'la m'a, out of Canada.
inipotted chrysanthemums must
be quara.ntined for 60 days by the
Plant Protection Division of the
Canada. Department of Agricul•
titre before they can be released
far commeroic 06(11103pp,
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PROCESSING
BLACK AND WHITE
8 exposures, 55 cents
12 - 85 cents, 20 - 1.35
KODACOLOR
8 exposures 2.12
12 - 2.88, 20 4.5)
By-pass "middleman store-
keeper", send DIR ECT to
processing plant and
save up to 50%!
Send film, cash, cheque or.
money order along. With this
ad to:
Clinton Photo Servic?
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Brussels Post, August 27th, 1970
STORE},,G.RA.I.N .1NSBCTS
CAUSE HEAVY LOSSES
Surveys show that stored graib
in Southwestern Ontario has the
heaviest insect infestation of any
region in Canada. Ontario grain
growers sustain considerable
lo,s-ses annually.
The only way to ,;top these loses
is through good farm manage-
ment, says Mr. Karl Bereza, Ex-
tension rilntimnologist. Ontario
Department tit Agriculure and
Food. ,viro offets the following
suggestions for reduction of
soot damage.
1. Store grain in clean bins. Ha-
fore putting grain in storage,
clean the bin thoroughly.
Never add new grain :on top
Of old grain. Remove accum-
ulations from corners, cracks
and crevices, behind nartit-
tio ns,between double walls,
ions between double walls,
These sweepings should he
burned or bitiled, and not
put Where insects can return
to infest newly binned grain.
Separate grain bins from feed
storage, Peed bins and feed
rooms, especially those with
grinding equipm ea, are dit-
tetra to keep clean, Insects
will readily,„ migrate to mar-
ket grain binned cloSe by,
Avoid storing grain in hay or
livestock hotising, Heat given
Off by animals and the instri 7
ation provided by hay next to
or over gtain bills will Pre'
vent the seasonal cooling'' of
'the grain, This will allow in-
sets to remain Pe UV
throughout the winter. Dr ad.
Craton, mangers, feed boxes,
'u troughs are frequently
populated thus providing
continued source of infest-
ation.
Maintain storncl, ?ncilities
coaditiou. Orton-
ood shift, of re-
cut' the number ri
harboring sites where insect
populot:on
Those structures should also
exclude rOdeats, birds, and
Pott4rY, no Well as tutu,
Friday
August 28
Frtiday
August 28
snow and Soil aroisturo.
Residual Sprays
Aft:u. .cr:tnariea and bins hive
been prepared for the reception
of new grain. an added precaution
is recommended, Spray the floor,
walls and ceiling with aninsecti,,
tide that will kill insects remain-
in, or migrated to, the empty bin.
To obtain the maximum effect
aPply the insecticide at least. two
weeks prior to storage. Use.;
(2) malothion
powder
21/rz poundS
water
(3) Ready - prepared "Mill"
sprays that contain piper-
oily] butoxide; :pyrethrum,
thiocyariate, or various other
insecticides.
Follow .the Manufacturer's
directions.
Apply with a compressed air
garden type sprayer to the point
of runoff.: One gallon of finished
Spray will cover about 1,000
square feet,
Storage of Grain:
Unlit stored dry and kept cool
is seldom infested, :Reproduction
of ;rain-infesting insects begins
when the moisture content of
grain is tic?, and the temperature
(15c.:, to 70've . Accordingly, it is
ficsirable to harvest grain aS
close to moisture. as ”es.
sible. Irt un.lieltoted bins ode-
onote ventilation will provide
sufficient air drainage to lower
the temper:ante for Snra storage,
Crai n Protedtanta
Wlic:rr, insect infestations ore
likely to develop or when tough
groin lies been harvested ; it
protective power or liquid tha3
be noplied us the grain is plOtred
in storage, Its function is to pre,
vent art infestation developing
and not to eradicate one that is
already established.
Mahal-rola (s ,10,qui deodorized
grain tormulatiOns 0111Y) may be
applied directly to the grain.
either as a 3/4 (7. dust at the rote
of 1 potind per 10 bushels, ar as
a spray containing 14 pint of
83.6% emulsifiable ernicentrate
in 2 to 5 gallons:of water to treat
1.000 bushels.
Read the classified ails in the
Brnssels'Post,
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