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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-07-18, Page 15Getting in shape for Rodeo Days are Eileen Pushelberg, 12, of Kitchener and Mary LynwCardiff, 13, Brussels, riding, double on Billy. The ponies owner, 12 year old LisoRistimakl4s mounted on King. • 'Miracle' fertilizer often costly FOLLOW THE CROWD BE A REGULAR • BLOOD DONOR r. Visit frien Correspondent Mrs. Chester Earl Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephenson were; Mr. and Mrs, Allan McConnell of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleland, Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson and Mr. and M'rs. Albert Cardiff Visited Mrs. Clifford Cardiff at kluronview, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lampkin and Mr. and Mrs. Garry Crozeir and son of Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Crozeir over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl and Janice, Owen Sound visited Mr. Shorts Shots (Continued from Page 1) bottles were smashed, strewn on the library lawn and boulevard. Stones were throwh at hydro installations, etc. The library lawn and steps are a' favourite gathering place for some people, both during the day, and the night. No doubt most are well behaVed but there are always the few who are not. It is a pity that all those who congregate there can- not behave themselves and re- frain from such immature, stupid behaviour. * * * * * The Lions Park is a favourite spot during the hot summer days we have been blessed with. Yes, we know there are people ,who don't feel blessed by the hot weather. However there are those of us who prefer seeking .a cool shady spot in preference to turn- ing up the thermostat and huddling bundled up in sweaters to keep warm. A number of gatherings, couples and individuals have been observed at the Lions Park, mak- ing use of the fine picnic facilit- ies provided by out local Lions Club. The mouth-watering frag- rance of barbecuing steaks there is frequently . wafted on the evening breeze. USED But NOT Abused SEE GERALD'S DATSUN LTD. FOR A-1 'USED ECONOMY CARS 1971 Datsun PL510, 4-speed, radio 1970 Datsun PL510, automatic, radio 1970 Datsun Stationwagon, 4-speed, radio 1970 Toyota Stationwagon, 4-speed, rebuilt engine 1970 Maverick, 3-speed, dean 1969 Meteor, one owner, automatic • 1969 Pontiac, 350 engine, automatic, power equipped 1972 Honda Motorcycle 450, 5-speed, like new GERALD'S DATSUN 22 Goderich St. W. SEAFORTH Phone $27-1010 OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK EVERY Main Have you been offered a c ,miracle" agricultural product this year? Usually, the sales- man is a persuasive talker who makes exaggerated claims for his product. He preys on either the economy-minded farmer looking for a simple, inexpensive way to increase crop yields and crop quality, or the organic" materials. " The fertility quack IS easy to Spa, says 11.C. Lang, soils and crops specialist. Here are afew tips: He claims his product promotes healthier soil bacteria and the growth of earthworms which condition the soil and unleash the nutrients already in it. He will not guarantee the nitro- gen, phosphorus or potassium content of his product, thus side-stepping the Canada De- partment of Agriculture Ferti- lizer Act. He offers no unbiased research results to back up his claims. Instead he points to testimonials, • usually from farmers "in the United States. There is no way of knowing if tthese observations are valid or apply to local Ontario soil condi- tions. When asked what the local extension specialist thinks of the product, the quack will reply: "Don't ask him: He probably wouldn't know the value of our product and so wouldn't re- commend it." He may criticize research scientists at agricultural uni- versities and colleges, saying; "They won't test our product.".' The product the quack is pro- moting may not be licensed for sale in Canada. Do not believe him if he says you can import it -for use on your farm. And do not buy the product from him because you may be breaking the law: Ontario farmers have increased their yields of corn, soybeans, wheat, barley, and hay by following fertilizer practices based on reliable research agricultural technology. For Department of the Ontario Agri- cultural College, and collegesof results from the Soils and.Crops • reliable information or advice on fertilizer practices, contact your county extension office or ferti- lizer dealer. DEApkINE. . • For CLASSIFIED: ADS , . EACH NOW We cannot ensure publication in the current week if ads are received at the Brussels Post after 4 P.M. on Monday. ESTABL SP 872 4Brussels Post BRUSSELS ONTARIO Phone your Classifieds to -8874641' Read vestigeeek by hearty 3.063 area people Based ne an aver" Of 3 people' per fainilY. 114 MUSSELS POST;; .JULVIS; 1973,,a, can reg. Exchange office of Agricul. 'Soils and ence De. Guelph, s in el and Mrs. Chester Earl on Sunday, and were guests at the Potts- Coghlin wedding Saturday inLis- . towel. Mr. and Mrs. Willard van Vleit of Brantford and Mrs. Eva Hawes of Ottawa are visiting Ben and Ed King. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cardiff and family spent the ,weekend in Brampton with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Godden. Mrs. Austin Raynard is a patient in Listowel hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kleinsteuber visited Sunday in Chatsworth and. Conn. Mr. and Mrs.' Carl McDonald visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Coghlin on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hewitt visited Sunday in Brantford. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Sievert on. Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meihn of Detroit, Gibralter, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Siebert and Craig, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kraemer of Linwood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunning-, ham visited on Sunday with Rev.- and Mrs. Clark and family at' their cottage at Lurgan Beach: Mrs. E. Ackert of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eckert of , Kincardine visited Sunday with Mr. and mrs. Roy Hall. Mrs. Bert Godden accom- panied her sister ,• Mrs. Douglas Anthony of Rexdale, to Brighton, Ont., where they attended the funeral of their Aunt, Mrs. Leah Whitehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis were among the 1,500 guests who attended, the teachers Reunion at• Stratford teachers' College, Sunday July 15. Mrs. Ellis Is a graduate and Mrs. Ellis's father was the first Engineer on the staff. Visitors this past week. with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scheerer were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forbes and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell, Elmira.