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GRAND OLE OPREY
NASHVILLE
• • •
THE HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SECRETARY WANTED
The successful applicant will have excep,',:onal proficiency in short:
hand, typing and machine transcription for use in such secretariat
duties as confidential correspohdehce and the taking of Minutes at
some evening meetings. This position requ'lres a mature person having
the ability to accept reponslbility •with a minimum of supervision.
Startng salary will be commensurate with qualifications and exper.
ience. A full range of .cost,Shared benefits include 0,17LI., 0.H.S.I.P.
and: 9.m,g.R.s. Pension Plan,
• Applicants 'should submit a resume
31st. to:
(preferably typewritten) by March
WANTE
A eer "err pens with 2S3
• Phone 3374394.
engine.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
JOHN LOGAN„ deceased
ALL PERSON'S aw=ing claims
against the estate of • j0137N
LOGAN. late of the Village of
Bruesels in the, COUtity of Huron.
retired miller, who: died an, the
tilt y of January, 1971. are
hereby notified to file particulars
of Salue with the undersigned on
before the 9th day of April,
'lit ]. after which date the estate
still he distributed having regard
only to those claims of which the
undersigned shall have had notice.
DATED at Brussels this 13th
• of 31arch. 1971.
CRAWFORD R. MILL.
Brussels, Ontario •
eel:eh:ore for the exeeutore.
CECIL CHARLES ECKMIER
In the estate of
CEO! LCHARL ES ECkeill ER,
deceased
ALL PERSON'S having elaime
against the estate of CECIL
CHARLES ECKMIER, late of the
Township of Grey in the Count'!"
fa- Huron, retired farmer, who
died on the Sth day of .January,
1971. are hereby notified to send
pm-deniers of the same to the
undersigned on or before the 9th
day of Agri', 1971 after which
date the eseeste of the estate will
be distrrneted with regard only tc
the claims ef' whieh the ender-
signed shall then have notice.
DATED at Brussels this 12th
reify re' Mareh. 1971,
cRAWFORD & MILL.
Brussels, Ontario
Selieitors for the executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
GEORGE ANDREW BAEKER,
deceased
ALL PERSOYF- having
neitinet :he ester r:; GEOPeelE
ANDREW BAFKER. lets iI the
t-illage of Prueseis in the County
ef Huron. re.tieed butcher. who
:lied on the 2eth day of February.
are hereby notified to file
nartictilere tif same with the
tindarsigneci an or before the 9th
of April, 1971. after which date
the estate will be distributed ;filth
regard only to those claims of
Which the undersigned shall have
received notice.
DATED at Brussels this 13th
day of -March. 1971.
CRAW FORT? & MILL
Brussels, Ottari0
Solicitors for the executrix
FOR SALE — •
1963 Chevy He Standard, 2-tone
with 1971 licence plates.
Phone SS7-9264
FOR SALE
In Brussels, 7 room frame
asphalt covered house equipped
with 3 piece bath and cupboards.
App:y Box ::,ft Brussels.
FOR SALE —
i, acre Erase ram on concea
sino 7. Morris Township. Approx-
imately la acres good bush. Drilled
etil 523-4223.
WHERE IS YOUR AVON REPRE-
SENTATINE? Ma.ybe you don't
have one. Maybe you should be
the one in your neighbourhood
to sell to all those customers.
interested? Cali or write Mrs.
M. ?jilt:son, 17 Hawkesbury
• London 32 451-0541
REFRIGEKATICN SERVICE
Gnarl stead service TO all types,
Lestnelete Apliancee repairs at
BleRisai.: ELECTRIC
Wingliarn - 357-2450
Electrical Contractors, - Appilaneett
Motor Rewind, 21 hour emergefr
cy service.
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
Ii. ("milieu ee. Son. at Pinkerton
carry a good stock of No, 1 Oats,
Barley, d mixed grain. Also
Registeree and Certified Seed
Grain..Graes Seeds - Home grown
ekefetee, Red Clover. Birdsfoot
Trefoil, ""ninotlee, Clipped Brome
gran a. ehee all other grasses. Order
Seed .2arly and take delivery
when wan; it. We sell Stew-
art's !nd Pride Seed Corn. Order
eaten ler the variety you want and
terentn for ue to do your Plant-
leg. Seed inoculant in stock.
Custom grain and Seed °canine.
:ere day by appointment.
Roy Cranim & Son. Pinkerton.
l'hone. Cargill 36e-2394.
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
CRUSHED GRAVEL
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned 'until 12 o'clock noon.
April 5. 157i.. far supplying,
ITUSilirlp- and hauling approxim-
.. eteitee eubie yards of
;ravel to Morris Twp. roads.
certified cheque for el ettifene must
accompany each tender, contract
to be completed not. later than July
1. 1971. Tender forms. must be
ohtained from the landereigned.
LoweSt or any tender net ttetea-
sarily ateepted,
MeArtefa
Road Shpt.,
Morris Two.,
Brussels, R.R, 4.
9 DAYS FLORIDA
$135.00
Write Box 700, Seafeete
Phone 527-1222
For Brochure,
.MELVILLE W. M •
The March meeting of Melville
\V M.S. Was held at the manse on
Friday efernoou, March 12th,
Mrs. Gerald Gibson. who was con-
venor of the program. opened the
meeting with prayer and hymn 39
was song, The Scripture lesson 1
Pezer 3-S-17 was read in unison
and the meditation was given by
Mrs. Bowman. Prayer followed by
Mrs. Smith.
rs. Spell. read a eketeh of the
Beatrice Scott. a mission7
ery on the Bhil Field in India.
Mrs. Gibson read a letter from
Lillian Dickson. missionary on the
island of Taiwan,
Rene call was answered by a
Bible verse _containing the. word
'Life" and the offering was receiv-
ed cud dedicated by Mrs. Gibson.,
M'rs. McCarron gave a 'most
interesting addrese on the Study
— "INfissions in Oandad'' basing
her thoughts on the main theme,
which was to get the Gospel
through to the 'varied nationalities
among the people of Canada. Dr
Nesbit was the first missionary
to the West in 1867. The work
among the Indians and Eskimos
in early days required much cour-
age and many hardships. Canad-
ian missions gradually changed
and now we stress mobile Gospel
throuh the West, Bible
Society circulating Bibles and
Christian literature.. In the titles
mission centres. Ike Tiede] House,
Evangel Hall and Youth Group.
Meeting closed with a hymn
and the Mizpah Benediction, Mrs.
flair and Mrs. YURI assisted. the
ho.-test in serving lundh.
SELECTING HYBRIDS
FOR 1971
important points on the recom-
mended selection of 1971 torn
hybrids were recently given to
delegates attending the 1971
Southwestern Ontario Farmer's
Week at Ride7etown College of
Agricultural TeeiremlogY.
Mr. Arehie 3IcLaren. Farm
Crops Division at the College, said
the recommended hybrid list. for
1971 showed 131 hybrids in order
of maturity. Twenty-six older
hybrids were removed from the
list. and 33 new hybrids added,
Hybrids containing higher ant,
relate of lyaine were tested at
Ridgetown and. Harrow over tile
past two years, and results indi-
cated these hybrids had lower
bushel weight, yielded 10 to 30%
less, and had later maturity than
their normal counterparts. These
hybrids were considered ntisult-
able for Ontario.
During 1970 plants grown front
seed using the Texas male. steril-
ity factor were more susceptible
to southern corn leaf blight than
were plants from seed produced
by normal hand detasseling. Mr.
McLaren :explained that seed
from hybrid corn is produced or:
plants prevented from shedding
pollen. Pollen shedding is halted
by hand detasseling or by the
the genetic teehnitnte known as
Texas male . sterilitee in some
fields the crop may he partly hand,
detasseled and partly male sterile,
The resulant seed is a blend of
normal and Texas male-sterile
eytoplasm.
For 1971 planting all seed will
be labeled to indicate the method
used in its ,production. Growers
concerned about southern eorn
leaf blight should ask for seed
with normal cytoplasm, A blend
of -normal and Texas male-sterile
eytoplasm offers a tolerance
proportional to the amount of
normal cyloplesM contained with-
in it.
Grain sorghum hybrids heVe,
also been tested over the Past
two years. Yields have been no
higher than for corn grown under
similar conditions, Planting was
done after soil warmed in late
'lacy. at JO pounds per acre in 2S,
row widths. Harvesting was done
with a grain: head on a combine
at. 1.^ moisture content,
and had to he dried for storage.
There are at present tin market-
facilities for this crop so
small farm acreages for feed par-
poses are recommended,
TRACTOR NOISE LEVELS
CAN INJURE OPERATORS
Resesrch int o noise pollution
shows that It can injjure the
farmer operating his engine-
driven machinery. To avoid the
problem, the farmer should con-
sider noise levels . when he pur-.
chases farm equipment. The pur-
chase of a tractor cab to reduce
noise may be one solution.
Research leditates, however'
that appreciably higher noise
levels are recorded in tractor Cabe
than on tractors without Cabs,
says Professor Peter Sonthwell,
School of Engineering, l.lniveraity
of GUelph, Cab noise is produced
by vibration instead of the ex-
haust end, engine noise of an
open tractor.
31r. South well says there are
three solutions to the noise prob-
lems. on tractors:
1. The reduction of engine
speed and thus of noise.
2, Better , construction to pre-
vent exceseive. vibration.
3. The wearing of total helmets
by operators to protect them
teem head injury, dust and
nob; e.
As a temporary measure, elr.
SOuthwell suggests operatorS use
sound proof ear muffs.
Mr, So utb well says that the
public equates noise with power
and engine-driven %-ehieles, and
stiggests a public education pro-
gram to dispel this myth,
Miss. M. Gordon,
In care of The Huron ::County Board of Education,
97 Shipley Street,
Clinton, Ontario
Robert M. Elliott, D. J. Cochrane
Chairman of the Board. Director of Education.
DEAD' STOCK REMOVAL SERVICES
WANTED DEAD AND DISABLEb
_..— CATTLE and HORSES
TOP PRICES PAID
SMALL ANIMAL PICKUP
24 HR, FAST EFFICIENT SERVICES
BRUSSELS PET FOOD SUPPLIES
Lie: 2/3-c-70.8
FREE OF CHARGE — OVER iI50 LB.
PHONE COLLECT 887-9334 BRUSSELS