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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-09-20, Page 16..10•••••••••••••111.••••••".•••••••••••••••,.....M.a......•••••••••••••••••••••••• BULK FERTILIZER At Competetive Prices FOR ALL YOUR FARMING NEEDS CALL TOPNOTCH FEEDS Fresh Feed Always Available for CATTLE -- HOGS -- POULTRY Fertilizer Pest Control Products Animal Health Products — Pick-up and Delivery Service — Truck loads of grain can be delivered to your farm. WE ARE INTRODUCING URASIL to be added to your silage FOR PRICES and DETAILS CONTACT OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Brussels 887-6011 PICK YOUR OWN Fancy Macintosh Apples Or buy them already picked. All grades Also Honey & Apple Butter Prices reasonable. — Open 7 days a week Mait-Side-Orchards Brussels PHONE 887-6883. READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED STEPHEN SON'S BAKERY GROCERY Allen's — ORANGE DRINKS . .. . 3 for $1 JAVEX . . , .. . .... . . . . 64-oz. 490 Carnation Instant POWDERED MILK • • .. 3 lbs. 1.59 Mitchell's — 19-oz. APPLE SAUCE 2 for 390 FREE DELIVERY Phone 887-9226 SPECIALS --- Weston's — Reg. 49c Cinnamon or Raspberry Butterhorns 390 York Whole — 12-oz. KERNEL CORN 3 for 690 • Schneider's Crispy FLAKE SHORTENING . . ...... 2 lb. 69e Allen's — Pkg. of 5 Pre-priced 99e ORANGE CRYSTALS 830 McCUTCHEOPC , GROCERY We ..Deliver .• • • • • • • • ye. • • • • • • H1),R,C 'board reports small. (C ontinued from ,page Stratford,, It. is hoped that this will. be the initial step in an. 947194T professional, CleyeleP-f ment, program for principals. For the municipal elegtions. to lie held. in December several changes have beenmade in school divisions; to tbelorm.er Clinton, Nnllett. and Mol{illop division three more townships have, been added--Morris,, Grey .andHow.ich. Townships, and to the Logan,. Merningi.94 division has been added. Listowel, Milverton and the Townships ..of Elma and Wallace.. A transportation. committee.. recommendation was approved. to hire J, P. 'marrinan, bus op- erator,. with a 54 passenger bus, presently operating at Our Lady of. Mount Carrnel-School to ser- vice one run in. the Ecole Ste. Marie district, commencing September 18.. The Board, also approved. the. recommendation that the present services of transportation in the- City of Stratford--namely from the Mornington. Heights. and Bed- ford subdivision and the. Devon Park subdivision to St. Aloysius,, St. Michael's and Immaculate Conception Schools be continued providing morning, noon and afternoon .service. One recommendation was hot- ly debated but finally approved-- that additional transportation services be provided for Grades 7 and 8 pupils attending St. Mich- ael's Stratford, who. live. a. dis- tance of one mile or beyond from the school, commencing October 15, or as soon as possible after that .date. An amendment by Oscar Kieffer of R.R.1, Blue- vale, to postpone a vote for two weeks for further study of the recommendation failed. In a recorded vote on the recommend- ation it was approved with a vote for it by Arthur Haid of R.R.4, Listowel; Francis Hick-. nell of R.R.5, Seaforth; F.J. Vere, Howard Shantz, Patrick Carty and David Teahen all of Stratford; Chris Wairaven of St. Marys. Opposed were Oscar Keifer; Michael Connolly, R.R.3, Kip- pen; Vincent Young of Goderich; Ted Geoffrey of R.R. 2, Zurich and John ,McCann of R.R.3, Ailsa (Continued from Page 15) Girls & Boys Gr. 4 Class 230 Workbooks Blyth Rosemary Duttman, E. Wawanosh Grant Gnoy, Blyth. Janet Lockhart, Brian Young, Joanne. Bovin, Karen Ritchie Girls & Boys Gr. 5 Class 231 Workbooks E. Wawanosh Dianne Scott, Blyth Shirley Brommer, E. Wawanosh Eric Niesson, Andrew Koopman, Blyth Julie Shobbrook, E. Wawa- nosh. Donna Dawson Girls & Boys Gr. 6 Class 232 Workbooks E. Wawanosh Laurie Haines, Gary Hopper, Scott Lougheed, Barbara Muscheid, Lynne Haines, Betty Meurs Girls & Boys Gr. 7 Class 233 Workbooks Brussels Judy Adams, Bonnie Richmond, Blyth Grace Kelly, E. Wawanosh Heather Currie, Mardylin Weightman, Brussels Rhonda Keifer Girls & Boys Gr. 8 Class 234 Workbooks Blyth Cathy Madill, Brussels Glen McLean, Norma Smith, Blyth Angela Duttmann, E. Wawanosh Mary Bakelaar, Bru- ssels Gina Dyk PP*. Arthgr 114.14 recommended that transportation in, all Areas in two counties would investigated and a report will he readi lor November 27 meet lag. -. TP1.14. KilgalliA of St, Marys will replace Mrs, Fitzgerald, as custodian at Holy NaMe S.Chopl in $f„„ Marys, effective as of September 8, when Mrs, Fitz, ereld'S, resignatio0 was received. tow Rowland. of Dublin,. was given permission, to continue parking his truck trailers on the recently purchased school pro- perty in 5eaforth until October 30, or before that time if Board required use of the grounds. On the same property Arthur J. Wright will be allowed to leave the small office building until October 15. The property was purchased from mr. Wright earlier this year* Power squadron to hold training program Almanac available - tells all Ray Geiger, Philom, the Ed- itor of the Farmers' AlManac, will be visiting Ontarlonelp in, the distribution of the 1973 Can- adian edition for it's sponsor? Victoria and Grey Trust Com- pany. It is possible that no other publication, other than the Bible and, dictionary, has been read by more people (well over 4 million copies in 1972) than the, Farmers' Almanac, It was al- most a way of life for manyof our grandparents and, great- grandparents with its weather forecasts (there is a special Canadian section), and, timing for the planting of crops, and treating of livestock, and then there are calendars, recipes, siwife savers", a fishing guide, history, astrology, astronomy, and last, but not least, the Al- manac humour. Ray Geiger has been the Ed- itor for 39 of the 156 years of publication - there have been just five editors altogether. Ray graduated with honours in phil- osophy from NI:Are Dame Univer- sity in 1932, and joined his father in the family business, Geiger Brothers Printing, Bookbinding, and Advertising Specialties. One of his duties, was to assist the Editor of the Farmers' Almanac, and in 1934 when the Editor retired, he asked him to take over. Much of the material used in the Almanac comes from its army of readers (some 20,000 letters are received each year.) The Bishop of Atlanta is a reg- ular contributor, and ,so is a long-time inmate of a Kansas prison (he has lots of time to read arid clip, but Ray hopes he is not serving a term for plagiarism). The recipes and household hints are contributed by the lovely Mrs. Ann Geiger, and the weather predictions are prepared by Harry K. Buie, a former Professor of Astronomy at the University of Florida. The Farmers' Almanacs are not for sale, but the Canadian edition is distributed free as a good will gesture by Victoria and Grey Trust Company. The farmers (Continued from Page 1) for one half hour to ventilate it. Most silo gases are heavier than air and may sink down the shaft and fill the barn or feed room with poison gas. Farmers are advised to keep feed room doors open and stables well ventilated to prevent loss of livestock or possibly human the for the first feW days following silo filling. With members in all parts of Huron County, Goderich Power Squadron will conduct its annual safe-boating Training Pro- gramme in Central Huron Sec- ondary School, Clinton, with re- gistration Wednesday, October 4, from '7:30 to 8;30 p.m. Tuition will commence one week later and continue weekly through fall and winter months with 'examinations in March. In announcing the new Boating Course, Squadron Commander K. S. Wood, Clinton, urged active and intending boaters and sailors to learn navigation seamanship and safety in the handling of boats. Members in the north-eas- tern part of the County include; Emerson Shera, Wingham; Peter J. Keil, Gorrie; Charles G. Pr octer, R.R. 5, Brussels;Harold ana Warren R. Cook, Blyth; John K. Clark, Auburn. Win at Belgrave fair Van Camp Girls & Boys Gr. 3 Class 229 Workbooks Blyth Terry Peckitt, Grace Buffings, Kim Craig, Jimmy Ratz Debbie Craig, Rachel Battye Lynne Haines, Blyth odette Wallace, E. Wawanosh Donald Dunbar, Gary Hopper, Sheila Sh- obbrook Girls & boys Or. 7 Class 225 Notebooks Blyth Lorie Campbell, Paul Gowing, Judy Sellers, E. Wawa- nosh Barbara Glousher, Howard Roberts, Dwight Lamont Girls & Boys Gr. 8 Class 226 Notebooks E. Wawanosh Mary Bakelaar, Blyth Kim Watson, Maureen Mc- Crea, Mike Hoba, Cathy Madill, Angela Duttmann INSTITUTE CLASS Girls & Boys Kindergarten Class 235 Picture of House Blyth Douglas Craig, Brussels Paul Meehan, Blyth Lori Charter, Belgrave Denise Nethery, Blyth Trudy Passchier, Belgrave Anne Procter Girls & boys Gr. 1 Class 227 Workbooks E. Wav,tanosh Julie Gnoy, Bru- ssels Brenda Ten Pas, Shirley Darsch, E. Wawanosh Scott St- evenson, Alan Scott, Blyth Scott MacDonald Girls & Boys Gr. 2 Class 228 Workbooks E. Wawanosh Patti McDowell, Brussels Meribeth Scott, JohnHaines, Lisa Thompson, Jimmy Smuck, Joel 16—THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 Distributors of SEAL PURE Milk Products Packaged by HURON FOOD PRODUCTS LTD. TRY OUR DELICIOUS Phone 887-6872