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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-01-28, Page 6RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY INCOME TAX CONSULTANT Open Tuesdays and Fridays 7 Phone 887-6663 4 artitteli, 6'10. Let us prepare your Income fax Papers early this .yea' Farmers, Businessmen, Individuals e guarantee our work and our rea6kitia`bie 'rates are annual, not, 3 years in, advance. Phone early for appointintn6ts and avoid the rush Tan BRU811111611 TOOT. BRUESEMS, NOTICE cso Yid aiiitntxi iziici veietabls Proteinis in tte* tnriat fa now quite advance, kaki Dr. Gunstone, Meat 'substitutes ha:63 been Mann.- sayhean protein, Clap 'meat, poultry, and fiSh 'Scraps that More high.. Protein food "can be saiviiged 'from 'care:es were ••••••••••••••••••••• ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS ONT'. &kid wIt015 ••••••••••••• and TRIO FRIDAY and. SATURDAY IN THE RAINBOW Room ARTIFIClAt, FROTE.11 NEW FOOD SOURCE Man may look to saWaust Or waste liquids from the paper- making process as a future source ,of protein, according to Dr. J. W. ,;iiiistone of the Health of Animals. Branch, Canada Department of Agriculture. In an address to the recent uonference on. Changing Concepts. in Agriculture and Food, at the University of Guelph, Dr.. Gun- stone said that materials now con- sidered waste . will allow the. growth of bacteria, yeasts. and molds which will convert these waSteS to edible protein "with Sneed and efficiency Intrivalled,,by any other method". Experiments on these wastes as a: possible com- mercial source of protein are now being conducted in the United States and Europe, Unfavourable color and odor in some products are problems which must be solved. Food items wages is not *eV -tally deirloped • WALTO jAooffsp,:v4 ;ai~u~r'y Meeting *CICillep Unit held their ,Jan. meeting Wednesday afternoon In church basement with 14 memb- ers pre$ont, Hymn l.;l05' was the opening hymn with Mrs. Nell MeGaviu as pianist. invocation "Come Down Lord" was given by Mrs. Tack Bosnian followed with Confession by Mrs, Neil MaGavin. A hymn for Guidance was sung followed by Meditation by Mrs. Neil McGavin, Prayer Wail 10d by Mrs. Iaek" 13oSinan followed With the Seriptiire itading trout Nall)). i3 by AttS. George Love. The of- lution"' by Mrs. Roe, Mrs, Camp- bell Wey conducted the business opening with reading Psalm 2,. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. W. J. Leeming, following with the reading of Thank You letters, Mrs. Dave Watson reported for the visiting committee. The Roll. Call was answered with one of the .`'Commandments." Programs for the corning year were given out. The Treasurer's report' was given by Mrs. Norman Schade, The Fr.111'0 /1 -Perth Presbyterial Annual Meeting was announced to be held on Wednesday. February 17th at Mitchell United Church. Airg. John Burch to be delegate from this ITnit, Diiff's United Church anndal meeting will b held on Monday evening begin- ning. with a Pot Luck Supper at p.m. The 17th and Boundary Unit to prepare and serve it and the Mcicillop Unit to tidy up. Sun- day. February 14th is set. for Laiety Sunday With lunch being served after the service. Hymn 416 was sung and Mrs. C. Wey closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the corn- niittee in charge. FROZEN PIPES NEED CARE IN THAWING Don't use a blew torch to thaw frozen water pipes. The pipe 'may be ruptured by the steam gener- ated Within it. Also, you may burn down the bli lditig, Prof. Ross ,TrWiti, school Of engineering, tiiiVersity Guelph, 1001titing the frozen iii ticti tit ptrie4 tw frPothink ft kiihgit Cis dinfAtiOtittriti' thtf MO MOlif $r IPPO place to begin thawing is in the middle of the frozen area, as this will certainly split the pipe, Start thawing the pipe at. the supply each. The best method is to wrap the pipe in electric heating Cable as this thaws the entire length at one time: Underground metal pipe, SayS Prof. Irwin, can be thiwed by passing a low voltage electrie current through it from a welder er from the electrical system. Electrical grounding connections should first be relnovoa in that section of the pipe, PrC, Iiwin points out that this method cannot. be used for thawing NAAR!. 61• oftiir conducting Long.& ikafdr can lie tiia4ed bt inserting a small. 6.01iDgr tub'e iii tlfe pipe and Iiuitipiiig hot water into it. A. gear pump should be used as this method takes a large. amount of w a ter. SALES and LARRY BOLGER Phone 523-9640 :13.11j.SSELS.-- ,141.,114 AD* ONEY BACK BY POPULAR AND THE..HOMELITE XL AUTOMATIC The Homelite XL Automatic has a new look but it still delivers the same dependable performance that has made it a favourite with professionals, It slices through 10" limbs in five seconds for 30%' faster cutting in day, after-day logging. Its larger, bigger gas tank makes for less down time than ever before. And now the XL Auto, matic with new automatic oiler and manual over-ride is selling at a new reduced price. The XL Automatic is another money-making chain saw from gomelite. And its back because you asked for it, ToG miss mustW4-1 or4tt made from waste foritg was i,e-cibil;red by Mrs. .NrCir- Materials will not require refrig.: hiah SchAd .6.1'1(1 dedicated with eration, there is no shrinkage in the singing of a verse of '''Acr'd give Thee Thine Oiin". Prayer was preparation or storage, and no waste as '100% of the Material. can given by Mi's? N.' McGavin. M"s. Thirch and Air-S. Wm. Roe be consumed. gave a on "Pollution"', this White the, conversion ok kteh • was followed with the Topic "Pol- . WE FEATURE: Turk.Y, Swirl Ms and Sauer Krautp Fish and Chine alionoiporillillaftlallailliwill11111 11.11•4111111.11011111.11immill1111, LARRY'S RADIO and -TV SERVICE PROPRIETOR Blyth, Ont. Nt