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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-29, Page 2HE BRUSSELS POST floY w, Kehiropy, polisher Box 50, Bruesele, Ontario. Published Brussels, Qntario. eve, Y I ..,i,3conu Class Mali Itiegi$trittiOa Number ,14)62 Member of Canadian Weekly Neyvapar..er Lintaf10 Vv eekly Necsispapets Jim Cardiff REAL ESTATE BR0KER GENERAL INSURANCE AcieNT FOR HOWICK FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INS, tiRE AUTO PHONE: OFFICE 887-6114 RES. 887.6164 WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP QUALL ITY SERVI-e. CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday your .C.earantee For' Over 35. Years of CEMETERY LETTERING Sox 156 WiNGHAM JOHN MALLICK HOUSE of MAX" FURNISHINGS — INTERIORS M. L. WATTS FUNERAL HOME PHONE: 887-6336 or SS7.6535 iSRUSSELS, oNT, CRAW' ORD and MILL J. H. CRAWF-OrtD, Q.C. A: R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB, BRUSSELS PHONE 887-9491 • and WVINC.tlArt PHONE 357-363C IIIIMMISIMEMEIZEMISSMBIMAIMANEti WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Dial 887-6357 eCV CLASS FS and F .00111wratiliiiMalltiMiilw 411Htiar*,) ASSESS4VIENT C01,3 K1 ONTARIO Assessment Act 1966.69 TAKE .NOTICE that the 'first sitting of the Assessment Review Court for the year 1970 for the :Vlunieipality of the , WN.SHIP of G REY in the District cr H'URO'N-PERTH REGION win be held at ETHEL c:orantencing at the hour of 30 P. M. NOV. 16th, 1970 Nelson 'H. Kahle Dated at Brussels Regionai 'Registrar, (Aclinx) thi:; 29th day of Oct. '1970 far Assessment Region No.. 24 waitaikffataitakavosia.. air space which helps prevent freezing. It is not. practicable to insul- ate pipes, as insulation under winter conditions does not pre- vent heat loss, and water stand- ing in the pipe will. f reese. In. sulating .matertal also lose their effectiveness it they_ become yet. Frost-free hydrants can be located . anywhere and consist of . stop-and-drain valve below frost depth. The valve is operated by a wheel or lever at the surface. When the valve is shut off, a drain at th.e base allows water in the stand pipe to drain. away into coarse gravel at the base of the hydrant. LARRY'S RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE STEREO THIS WEEK ONLY REG. $369.95 REDUCED TO $329.00 Phone 523-9640 Blyth, Ont. er iftwwww . BERG Sales Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleintirs • BUM!. F•eders • Stablyte DONALD .6.. IVES R. R, 2, Blyth ,'Phone Brussels 887-9024 681)184143 LIR1042114,3) Mato 0014% 2411, ,011,.....0.4111~1.1.#110 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE' COMPANY Othee -- Main Street SEAFORTH insures Saturts I ]]t? 5nEsEortn, 1 1111W/4 '1I11.t1V1 301.1,77n 11.001' !Js.e.t,o41; U:C.W. NINTH ANNUAL. CONVENTION 'HELP NI BEI-GRAVE UNITED.CHURCH IfLxpan-n-nding in the 70's was the theme of the North. Huron Region of Huron-Perth Presby- terial Lf.C,W, held itt, the T.lolgrarct United Church on. Thursday, October 22tutt • The special speaker for the morning session was Airs. Derwyn l)oelten of Walton. Her Subject was Drugs, To-day's Concern. Mrs. H. Doig, Fordwich preSidod for the day. Greetings were giv,en by the host U.Q.W. A reading was given by the Nirroxeter The deliciouR noon' luncheon was served by the tielgrave members. The afternoon session began with a sing song led, by Mrs; Donald Dow of the Calvin-Brielt D.C.IAT and was enjoyed by .A panel was piesnted by a number of the Presbyterial offic, ers including Mrs Stewart Miner. President, Mrs. Orval Sawyer, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary McDonald, Treasurer, Mrs. Call Hemingway, Stewardship. Secre- tary, Mrs. G. W. Sack Corres- ponding Secretary„ 'MI'S, John Cilbank, Communications Secre- tary. Mrs. Gilbank presented the literature available tor reading, devotions and programs. A number of skits were skill- fully portrayed by the Bluevale, Belgrave, Fordwich, Gorrie, Kurtz- ville and Wingham U.C.W'a. They challenged each of us to deeper thought, a greater concern for others, a better understand- ing of ourselves and a desire to help,/ A Quiz was conducted by Mrs. Milian Moore of the White- church The ladies of the Cavin-Brick 17.C.W. rendered two musical numbers, "God of Grace and OA of Glory" and "Let Us Break Bread Together." The Courtesy remarks were 'made by Mrs. Watson of the 'Brussels U.C.W. In closing Mrs. H. Doig spoke a few words on the theme Exi)au-tl. 1) a ing in the 70's, She said let us have expansion in. Prayer, study,- work and our own understand- ing. Go forward in the 70's with. faith, hope, trust KiEEP WATER FLOWING PREVENT FROZEN PIPES The possibility' of frozen water pipes is a constant threat on many farms during the winter. Frozen water expands, and can burst steel pipe and severely stretch plastic tubing. Professor Ross !Irwin, School of 'Fingineering, Uuniversity of Guelph, offers some hints that can help keep the farm water system operating smoothly this winter. Pitiless undergroUnd-discbarge well units seldom freeze. Pump houses can he insulated and ther- mostatically controlled • heat ]amps used to keep the pump equiment from freezing. Wherever possible, water lines shOuld be installed below frost depth, says Professor Irwin. If this cannot be done, heating tape can he wrapped around metal pipe, if the pipe is not too long. Thetie electric tapes use about 7 watts, P6r foot Per tape; the tape Should Pot be imule.ted, PION* pipes On be protected by Imsto1- 4. One* p, Ali to We or larger )1 44 tlim'po, J. E. 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