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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-03, Page 5See the new One of Steven Bowlea, 2i of R.R.2, Atwood taket his cow for a lit'alk at tbe, Seaford' Fall Fair on Friday. Steven's brOther, Ron, who actually'' showed the prite`•\vintiing cow at the Pair is along for the ride. (Staff Photo)` ga:No‘ii :Poott tilJEttkrobit DoWil in ChinatOttra they hii*e a new telephone operator *heti I messing things tip. She keeps get ting Wong nutitherts ,PORE/ON CARS I it's a funny thing about some I thab foreign dirs. Mat of the iieorile Who can itibrd them "••-mciam•‘-6 416. 6.66 h61 tit luto them! THE BRUSSELS' POST; OCTOBER 3, 197' Action . Ads Ph. 52f-020 ham ney vist. orith Clarence amilton Gen. Bob Grasby Conservat- mbers on a tour of the :ponsored by Luthorities asby visited k with Mr, h and family eorge John- sold Walker on Sunday VIrs. George et- ey and washers&dryers at OLDFIELD'S HARDWARE 837-6851 — BRUSSELS Business Directory DONALD M. LAURIE INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Commercial — Farm Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS --- PH: 887-9221 Preliminary planning of courses for the 1973-74 Even- ing School programme' at F. E. Madill Secondary $chool-, Wing ham suggest a wide variety of subjects to suit all tastes. A total of 20 courses are slated to start on Tuesday, October 16th and Wednesday, October 17th at 8 p.m. New courses will.include pot- tery without a Wheel'to be taught by Mrs. Pat Wilson, A'rtInstruct- or at the school. General Elec- tricity by G. Edwards and Basic Transistors by R.Wraith also on the regular F.E.Madill staff. Know Your Car will be taught by J. Bakelaar. Introductory Bookkeeping and Basic Office Practice along with Drafting and Blueprint Reading are being re-introduced after a Subjects for everyone TODAY'S CHILD at Madill night school BY HELEN ALLEN u. og• • SEAFORTH .Belgrove Co-op for Feed & Fertilizer Petroleum Proa tlitet811rardivare and Applitattee$,-114, vernalMilker Equipment arid .Cleauers.:4, 88746433 WALLACE' BELL TRANSPORT PCV. CLASS FS. & F. — PHONE 887-6829 — Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Livestock. Hogs Shipped Mondays and Wednesdays JIM CARDIFF REAL ESTATE BROKER — GENERAL INSURANCE Agent for HoWick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance FIRE — AUTO LIABILITY Phones: Office 887.6100 Residence 887.6164 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Watch and Jewellery Repairs We Sell and Service - BULOVA — ACCUTRON -- WATCHES 3 STORES CLINTON BRUSSELS 887.6265 McGa.vin's Farm Equipment We Specialize in a Complete Line of FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE —OPTOMETRIST—, SEAFORTH —1274240 BY APPOINTMENT: CLINTON 1144on.lAy-Only) -- 4824010 J. E. LONGSTAFF WALTON, ONTARIO WINGOAM • •831,2711 SEAFORTH 527-0245 WALKERTON lapse 'of three years. A new course in Stretch Fabrics to run 10 weeks will be offered on Wednesdays in two sessions 7 - 9 p.m. and 9 - 11 p.m. and Mrs. M. Elliott of Mary's Sewing Centre in Clinton will instruct both sessions. Popular courses from prev- ious seasons are again being offered and these include - Farm Engines Maintenance, Up- holstery, Woodworking, ' Ladies. Physical Fitness, Liquid Eni- broidery, Typing, Conversational French, Gourmet Cooking, Welding, Sewing and Oil Paint- ing. Particulars concerning fees and advance enrolment pro= cedures are indicated in an ad- vertisement this issue. I remember I remember trapping rabbits and fur bearing animals. When I was about ten years old I began trapping rabbits by snare and box trap for food, Money was very scarce so I decided to trap fur bearing animals, including slain Is (commonly known as pole- cats"). and to sell the fur for .Christmas money. I was able to obtain a few traps. It rained the first night I had them set and my -mother remarked it was a good night for skunks. Sure enough, one of the first traps. I visited held a. "pole cat." never having caught one before I decided to get a little closer. Using his, only defense, his scent, he let me have it right in the face. I got hOme, my mother scrubbed me 'with, Strong lye soap and put me in clean clothes. I then valked the mile to school, which contained only one room. When I • went in all the pupils held their noses. To top it off, the skun , pelt 'brought only 50 cents because it contained broad White stripes down its back. While this was an experience of more .than. sixty .years, ago, one never forgets. an encounter with a "pole cat.". JAMESWAY Power Choring Farm Equipment — for Dairy, ,Beef, Hogs, Poultry — Complete Barn Installation — Free Planning and Estimates ' MiKE'S Farm Equipment RALPH HAVEMAN •— 837-9404 BRUSSELS ;!.; r.• • > • : DOES WELL IN SCHOOL John'Sbackground Is. Irish and Metis, and you see that he is an extremely handsome lad: He is healthy, sturdily built and tall for his age with brown- eyes, dark hair and olive skin. He 'wears glasses for near-sightedness. John, 10, is above average in intelligence and has always done excellent work in School, especially in math. In. Grade 'five, his teacher describes him as ,,co-operative, friendly, outgoing,, attention-seeking, self-controlled, quiet and a John enjoys the physical education program at school. Though good at sports, he sometimes needs a push to iget involved in activities other than,School work. He likes camping, swimming and is a snowmobiling enthusiaSt. LiVing in a farm foster home, John is interested in the animals, especially the newborn calves. He sometimes needs prodding but usually is happy to help with chcires, particularly At feeding times. He 'likes working on crafts, playing cards and watching.televlsion. John needs a strong, interested father and a warm, relaxed mother in a stimulating home atinosphere. Older children, not too close in age will be an asseL . To inquire about -adopting John, please write to Today's' Child; Box 888, Station K, Toronto ,M4P 2H2. For general . adoption information, Please contaCt your local, Children's Aid Society.