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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-05-14, Page 19 ••••••••••••••W To the Editor Professor needs grouse eggs Dear Editor: The Wildlife Branch would like to enlist your co-operation in assisting Dr. Alex LA.Middleton, University of Guelph, to carry out a research program on Ruffed Grouse supported in part by the Ministry of Natural Resources. As part of a continuing research program being conducted by Dr. Middleton it is necessary to collect a sample of eggs from the wild.' Because Of the great difficulty in locating nests the co-operation of as many people as possible is required. Any person locating a nest within 125 mileS of Guelph is asked to Mark the location. BUT PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB THE NEST! They should contact Dr, Middleton by phoning collect to: Betty Campbell (519) 824.4120 ext. 2756 (during office bourse). At other tunes, call collect to: Alex L.A. Middleton (519) 822. 3832; Craig Greenwood (519) 823-1976) Allan Garbutt (519) 824-2276. Mr. Middleton will arrange to 'pick-up the eggs as soon as possible and will pay the° locator one dollar per egg for his trouble. , This annual collection has not resulted in lower grouse numbers. All reared birds are, of course, given the best possible care. Co-operation last year was mot appreciated and the grouse raised from eggs has permitted Dr.-Middleton to make a, ntnnber of significant findings on the reproductive biology and age class distribution of Ruffed Grouse. Thee findings are important in the Management aspect of Ruffed Grouse for the Province of Ontario. Dr Johnston, Director Wildlife Branch Ont. 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McNair while Bill is recuperating from surgery. Mrs. Lylle Gordon, Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs.Earl Dunn, Mrs. 'Herman Whitfield and Mrs. Mac Engel enjoyed the bus trip to Niagara on -May 7 arranged 'by Stratford Presbyterial of the Presbyterian Church. Three buses took 123 ladies, leaving Stratford at.9:15 a.m. Dinner was served at St. Andrew's Church at Niagara-on-the -lake and a tour of Niagara was enjoyed in ideal weather conditions. People We Know Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kellington and family of Springfield spent the weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keltyh and boys. Mr, Vincent Mr. Vincent, who has been in, our school before speaking on the topic of South America, will be hr..le on May 9th, 1975, giving a presentation on. Canada. His last visit ,was quite educational and enjoyable, and we h ope that this topic is as enjoyable as the first. Roger Murray French. Speeches On Thursday, May 8, for the first time Howick Central School held a French Speaking Contest. Out of 20 contestants, who had worked hard on the writing, pronunciation and memorization of their speech, four winners were chosen. Barbara Kaufman placed first with 86%, Nancy Fisher was second with 84%, Edna Loughran third with 82% and Susan Edgar was fourth with 80.6%. We thank everyone who helped in making the contest possible and a success. All the Grade 8 students wish to thank Mr. Fisher for organizing this contest. It was a profitable experience. • Diane McLean Morrison McCall Spelling Test • On VVednesday, May 7, 1975, the second. Morrison. McCall spelling test was dictated to the grade three to grade eight students. The purpose of this test was to determine the spelling level of the students , and compare their marks to those received previously in January. _ Susan Edgar Hot Dog Sale On May 9th, Rooin 15 held their money raising hot dog sale. They had the sale to help Room 13 make their quota for the trip to Ottawa. Stephen Douglas Yearbook The end of the school year at Howick Central is nearing, and with it comes, along with many other activities, the publishing of the yearbook. The many interesting topics have been divided for edition between the grade eight classes. We hope to publish a complete and satisfying yearbook. Nancy Fisher Ontario MONDAY :00 OECA 45 Mon Ami :00 Friendly Giant', 15 OECA :30 Mr. Dressup :00 Sesame Street :00 Cartoon Corner 30 Noon Report 45 Movie 30 Edge of Night 00 Juliette and Friends 30 Take Thirty 00 Family Court 30 Forest Rangers 00 Hogans Heroes 0 Partridge Family 6:00 John Strong Report 30 Truth or Consequences 00 Hee Haw 00 Mary Tyler Moore :30 This is The Law :00 Cannon 8:00 8:45 9:00 9:15 10:30 11:00 12:00 12:30 12:45 2:30 3:00 ` " 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 10:30 11:00 11:20 11:45 'thih0 Grow" Huron Recreation Located at the Jamestown Store on Huron County Road 12, Is Now Open for Business.' 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