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CAN WE PLAY WITH YOU? First day in school
was Just a little strange for some of the 22 new
kindergarten pupils at the Brussels Public School
this year. These two girls looK interested in 'pining
The two boys on the floor playing with blocks. rhere
are three more children in kindergarten this year
than last at BPS. (Photo by Pat Langitsis)
Going away ?...
Don't forget to be
a 0 Blood Donor
before you go
round
fences
to prevent
eaths
Livestock on pastures should be
rotected from lightning by
roperly grounded fences, says
n agricultural engineer at the
tario Agricultural College in
uelph.
"Many cattle have been killed
y an electrical charge when
ghtning struck one part of an
ngrounded or improperly
rounded fence," states ,
K.Bilanski, of the School of
gineering.
He recommends that the
ounding electrodes be either a
tandard galvanized steel post or
3 /4 inch galvanized steel pipe.
o be effective, there must be
iven into the ground to a
minimum of three feet.
He recommends that the
minding electrodes be either a
andard galvanized steel post or
3/4 inch galvanized steel pipe.
o be effective, these must be
riven into the ground to a
nimum of three feet.
Spacing is also important, since
tghtning can travel a
nsiderable distance through
nee wire. According to the
ndards of the American
nety of Agricultural Engineers,
I fence wires should be securely
stened with galvanized wire ties
the grounding electrodes. the
istance between each electrode
hould not be more than 150 feet
normally dry, rocky soils and
01 more than 300 feet for
°Malty moist or damp soils.
4n advantage of fences built
tit metal posts set in the ground
that they are \ as safe from
ginning as it is practical to Make
'ices, Provided the continuity is
Token," the engineer says:
Breaking the continuity
Vents the electrical current
om traveling through long
.coons of fencing. He suggests
t farmers insert a wooden
wooden panel sections or
her Material with titiiilar
sulatifig and mechanical
agth properties into the fence n
eat maximum intervals of 1,00 t.