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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-02-18, Page 3e Bouquet Invitation Line LONd8rtA1to ORTOMOTRlif ilEA FORTH, COVEN LOCH ST, 527.1240 Tuesaay, Tnursday, f ridgy, Thursday Etrehing'' CLINTON OFFICE,• 10 ISSAC STREET Monday, and Wednesday 482-701u r Either ; Office Fc - Appointment ••••••••ryi THE . McICILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY ABOUT °MORROW. You'll live happier enjoy your retirement years more when you enrol in a Victoria; and Grey Regfstered Retire- ment Savings Plan that grows in value year after year. Our Gearanteecl investment Certi- ficate Plan. for instance, athre• to your retirement money- at the rate (dtzelr'ently) of $2•00— compourided gdriii-annually -- for every hundred' dollars in- vested. Talk it Crifee today with Victoria and Grey, t'kurt.,r 04i.mir- • 4,;;;$ 0.4c e 4:2".7 . • LISTOWEL. BRANCH 291-1450 THE BRUSSELS POST, 1111USELS, ONTARIO. TIXIMSDAY, IPEd3. 18th, 19If g BRUSSELS POST kgfitopit, isubliehe Sox 50, tirusaels, Ontario, • • •• Published at Brussets, Ontario, every Thursday Second Class Mail Registration Number 0562 Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Aettoolatiork Ontario Weekly Newspapers Assocsatlos 4.,1.1111,,••••••• irtissA,-Acres Apple Orchard DIFFEitiNt (7;01DrA AND VARIETIES SPY, MAC., CORTLAND, DgLiCtOUS OPEN SIX HAYS A WEEK HOUSE of MAX" FURNISHINGS INTERIORS WATTS AMARAL ROME PHONE: 887.6336 or 887.6585 ffhilgtit L.,§. OM% CRAWFOJ(D and MILL J. H. CRAWFWiD, Q.C. A. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB. t3RUSSELS anC W,INpHAM PHONE 887-9491 12,e PeliONE 357.3630 -ar if f REAL ESTATE BROKER GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT FOR HOWICK FARMERS'MUTUAL FliiE INS. FIRE AUTO LIABILI1Y PHONE; OFFICE 887-6100 RES. 8871; it,. WINGHAM, SHOP QUALITY 'SERVK;i. CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Teitil 'Guarantee • Fer Over 36 Yeiro CEMETERY LETTERING, 01.fiat -146 *IN6HAM JOHN MALLICK Wince Main eStreet 8EAFORTH Insures r • Town Dwellings • All 'Classes of Farm ProperY,I • Summer; dett'agei Chnr,chee, Schools, Halls . onjeete, eece.)e le also available ernokN water damage, falling Extended,„ e,etitm1190.. fOivir0 ,AGIONTS: frames ICON% RR 1, E Veforth;' T.:Evoyali Rfftropts Impilra,, GeorEo CoYna 1.knbi!n; Pona3:.; /): •:: AVOil? -THr RUSH; GET THEM NOW Nt(41.0 Ontl;r10 driY01.7i are trying the jaw, minute 'line-ups ro.t' ow Rior.or voliejo. licence Ates. this: 00: The Ontario De, per tin ent. o 'Pre dsVer'xitt fel/ utte that, by the end. 6t, laTiniUY pereprit of the 1971 plates had been iesued, compared with only '25,5 percent or the total at the same time last year. But Iineetps 00111d still th0 Pr..inartinent thee e ark kieuiSt 79,090 more vehicles to be ramie'' Jeri this year than there were last Deadline, for 'driving with 1970 plates is midnight, Saturday, 'February 27 . . , . a day earlier than last year. Driving with 1970 Will' be illegal on Sunday, Pebititilif ^, 1)- • 'fAi, 1971 plafeS'foe .1;akTeztigtif cars, station wagons and cycles have been on sale at all' issuing offices throughout Ontario since December 1, 1970, At the end of .prtuary, 071..002 plates had been issued . , 31.1 per cent of the total of 2,157,503, At the end of January 1970, only vi3d;03'-i nietee had been issued . . 3\ie•1;t•iii of qii4 2.078,577 total. '• • . Doting the fir t nine' eikeilifi :1 0t 1970, more, than .4,000 itTUO-FieffS were eonvieted of drivince current year plates affixed, to; their vehicles. The majority of these "offences occurred shertly after last year's February 28th deadline for new pio,tes„,The pen- alty, on conviction, le a fine of not less than $20 and not more than 8100, Registration fee for 1971 plates ere the eanie as last year .‘ $3r, foe eight-eyelinder passenger ears end dual purpose vehicles, $27•5 0 for Sfx cylinder tehicfe'S. and $20 for Min' Ofelinder vehicles. Tim tfof iitototeyeleS is VOA, -At ere the ownership of e vebicld is tiding transferred at the tfitid of registration. a. certificate el niechmiical fitness is required. before Oates Orin he issued. cies lireviousle lfedtwed ontside• the province also requfrde Minh a 'Certificate before • being fseetierl first Ontario plates. MORE PROTEIN AttCbelti IN CORN SILAGE Additional protein is needed in corn silage, said Dr D. N. Mowatt of the Department of Animal Science, University of Guelph in his address to the annual con- vention of the Soil and Crop Im- prevenient Association held Jan- uary, 27 - 30 in Toronto. Atiimals that are expected to gain from 1.75 to 2 nounds per day require 11 to 12% protein in their total ration. The average corn silage eentai ns $.5% protein, C.Ionnnoply used protein stile • plements are expensive, so farm, • .... • . • ers• have no choice but to .seek lower prided alternatives, Dr. Mowatt advised farmerS• net to rtt10 'out greYs'ithg 040 • •.'r;1 NOTICE Let us prepare your Income Tax Papers early this, yeaa, Farmers, Businessmen, Individuals We guarantee our work and our reasonable rates: are annual, not 3; years in advance. Phone early for appointments and avoid the midi, RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY INCOME TAX CONSULTANT- Ppen Tu'esdays and Fridays Phone 887-6663 Brussels, Ont.- contain 18 to 19% ei'iithe protein. 'When fed with corn silhga i1 pro- vides the necessary supplethefit. Another way to increase nitro- gen or crude protein is by adding eeed..• 'Under proper conditions r-iffit'M protein content is ill- ereagO(I 1Y ap'proximately 50% Urea can 1)4' &MeV wheng the for- age is ensiled, or ai iisei'd.ding time using shelled corn or MoiRseee to ensure better mixing. Dr. Mowat eantioned that ad- ding urea to corn silage does not make a. complete ration. The farm- er must be prepared 'to implant; etilbestrol and inject or feed eiterain A, both necessary for economic production: silage additive is a rela- tively net:Included in certain cotnnTe'refal :mixtures. it is designed to providr; completely balaeced ration., when u-liblieci to corn silage While ensiling% fl.'oQ- ever, it doesn't contain stilbestrol Or vitamin A. The basic product is aI, mixture of anhydrous am- monia cud minerals, — Liquids are more convenient and accurate in application and mixing compared to urea, eald Dr. Mowa tt. 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