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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-03, Page 10Expert Service! ! MONDAY TO FRIDAY *Please note if no answer, Phone after 6:00 p.m. 5 RADIO and TV ,SERVICE HAMILTON STREET • SLYTH,ONT, • Plume, 523-9640 tAcKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 HEAD OFFICE: Seatonh, Ontario • Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec.-Treas., Phone 527-0400 It dilly Costs A Little To Ile Sofa • . 9 .... Fitt Eittended Coverage, Whiditotni Theft .. .. , Property Daniagt,. thibility,-- Me, -- '/. Ditetiottand Adjusters ii R ob-.Areh'b a -dl,t ,11,41 -Se forth 527.18i1 Kett'Caritochatt, R,R.4,-Seaforth 527.1545 Lavern addititt f _RiilitliViirdltoit . 5274877 ,. Ross 4iiiithattiti.,R,R41.;Dorithoilili. 3,04134 John Metivihm.kalit.,-1,:ilipth. -I3,0399., Stanley 1iteliiitathiCIC2i Gtitlerich ;5244651 Dahaild.Mdketcheki itittl; ittublin 5214837' Win, Pepper; lititedfieid -4614M4, 3aNAiewaiothOlox661.#. Clinton. 481.1.603 Agents: latheg- geoi ti,11-, Seaforih, Wiiii., teiper4 tistid'egbiiii. Steve J,. -isitottiy"R,Sf Stataiik X.3itthe i, -goifokth SATURDAY 8:00 ' Wonders of the Wild 8:30 House of Erightenstien 9;30 Junior Talent Hour 10:30 Flintstone Comedy Hour 11:30 Circle Square 12:00 Cartoon Corner 12:15 Howie Meeker 12;30 Olympics 1:00 Stampede Wrestling 2:00 Curling Champs. 4:4:30 Sportsweek 5:00 Lost Islands 5:30 Welcome Back, Kotter 6:00 Hee Haw 7:00 Musical World 7;30 Barney Miller 8:00 Hockey Night in Canada 1030 Ceilidh 11:00 The National 11;20 Western Ontario Weekend 11:45 Movie • SUNDAY 8:00 French .Show 8:30 French .Show 9:00 Masters Touch 9:30 The Church Today, 10:00 . Cathedral of Torhorrow 11:00 Crossroads 11:30 It is Written 12:00 Peoples Church 1:00 Focus 1:30 Country Canada 2:00 CIAU Hockey Champion- 2:30 Confrontation ships. 3:30. Gardening with Gwen 4:00 Diane- Staple), 5:00 4:30 Science Magazine Hymiising 5:30 Singtime Disney 6:00 .BeachcombersDream 7:00 7:30 Irish Rovers 8:00 The Waltons Performance' 9:00 T.B.A.Documentary 10:00 Ombudsman 10:30 11:00 The National Western Ontario 11:30 Weekend. 1 1 :45 MoviP ,: MONDAY 8:00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Friendly Giant 9:00 Mon Ami 9:15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street .12:00 Spiderman 12:30 Noon Report 12:45 Movie 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Take Thirty 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 4:00 Forest Rangers 4:30 Homemade T.V. 5:00 I Saw That: 5:30 Partridge Family 6:00 John. Strong Report 6:30' Truth or Consequences. 7:00 Some Mothers Do AvP'EM, 7:30 Phil Silvers 8:00 Rhoda 8:30 Front Page Challenge 9:00 All in the Family 10:00 Newsmagazine 9:30 Juno Awards 10;30. Man Alive 11:00 The National 11;20 Western Ontario Tonight 11:45 Mery Griffin TUESDAY 8:00 Ontario Schools. 8:45 Friendly Giant 9;00 Mon Ami 9:15 Ontario Schools 10:00 Canadian Schools 10:30. Mr, Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12:00 Spiderman 12:30 Noon Report 12:45 Movie 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Take Thirty 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 4:00 Forest Rangers 4:30 Electric Company, '5:00 1 -Saw-. That 5:30 Partridge 'Family 6:00 John Strong Report '6:30, Truth or Consequences - 7:00 Phyllis 7:30 Circle Eight Ranch 8:00 Happy Days 8:30 This is. the Law 9:00 fifth Estate 10:00 City .of Angels 11:00 The National 1 1 :20 Western Ontario Tonight 11:45 Mery Griffin WEDNESDAY 8:00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Friendly Giant 9:00 Mon Ami .9:15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12:00 Spiderman 12:30 Noon Report 12:45 Movie 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Take Thirty 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 4:00 Forest Rangers. 4:30 T.B.A. 5:00 I Saw That 5:30 Partridge Family 6:00 John Strong Report 6:30 Truth or Consequences 7:00 Tony Orlando and Dawn 8:00. This Land Can:Culture 8:30 The Great Hunt .9:30 Concerto 10:00 Upstairs/Downstairs 11:00 The National 11:20 Western Ontario Tonight 11:45 Mery 'Griffin THURSDAY 8:00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Friendly Giant 9:00 Mon Ami 9:15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Mr, Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12:00 Spiderman 12:30 Noon Report 12:45 Movie 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Take Thirty 3:30 Celebrity Cooks 4:00 Forest Rangers 4:30 Vision 6n 5:00 I Saw That s 5:30 Partridge Family 6:00 John Strong Report 6:30 Truth or Consequences 7:00 Lawrence Welk 8:00 Carol Burnett 9:00 Movie 10:30 Celebraton 11:00 The National 11:20 Western Ontario Tonight 11:45 Mery Griffin FRIDAY 8:00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Friendly Giant 9:00 Mon Ami 9:15 Ontario Schools 10:00, Canadian Schools 10:S0 Mr. Dressup 11:00 Sesame Street 12:00 Spiderman 12:30 Noon Report 12:45 Movie 2:15 Howie-Meeker 2:30 3:00 Take :Thirty Edge of Night Celebrity Cooks 3:30 Forest Rangers 4:00 -Homemade TV 4:30 I Saw That 5:00 Partridge Family 5:30 John Strong Report. 6:00 Truth or Consequences 6:30 Space 1999 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore 8:00 M.A.S.H. 8:30 Tommy Hunter 9:00 Police Story 1Q:00 The National 11:00 Western Ontario Tonight 11:20 Mery Griffin 11:45 Movie 1:15 MOVIES. CKNX T.V. WINGHAM SATURDAY, MARCH 13 11:45 "Ensign Pulver" - Robert Walker, Burl Ives. SUNDAY, MARCH 14 11:45 "Inspector Clouseau" Alan Arkin, Beryl Reid. MONDAY* MARCH 15 12:45 "Drums in the Deep South" - James Craig; Guy Madison. 11:45 Mery Griffin TUESDAY, MAR. 16 12:45 , "Tribes" - Darrin McGavin, Jan Michael Vincent 11:45 Mery Griffin Slidesof 12:45. "Brother John" - Sidney WEDNESDAY, MAR. 17 Poitier, William. Greer in Auburn Cuba shown An enjoyable few hours was spent at the Variety and Groce. :12:45 "Brother John" - Sidney feria in Auburn over the weekend Poitier, William Greer. watching slides of Cuba where 11:45 Mery Griffin Don and. Alfreida had spent, e week's holidays recently. THURSDAY, MARCH During the afternoon the three 12:45 "The Big Wheel" sons of Mrs. Dorothy McCauley Mickey Rooney, Th omas presented her with a family ring Mitchell. with each of their birthstones or 9:00 Fred Astaire. it. 11:45 Mery Griffin Among those who attended FRIDAY, MARCH 19 were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 12:45 "The Phantom of Holly- McCauley and Steven and Mrs. Ethel Bone of Brussels and Barry Wood - Skye Aubrey, Jack and Diana of Stratford. Cassidy. 1:15 "The Blue Panther - Akim A turkey dinner was enjoyed Tamiroff, Marie Leforit. after at the same home. VIM& !MEMO •MWM, MUMM MEOW' MIMI= Clip & Save ----- Senior Citizens SAVE - SAVE - SAVE 10% OFF wi'th this ad Every Tues. & Wed. ONLY ON ALL SERVICES at GEORGE of BRUSSELS John St., Brussels 887-6751 1,..m =Nom wow,* roma wan. •ffl d•••••• ram.. —Clip & Save,— • _ti • 1,••••••••••001.00.00.1100111,k it.00111111111Stittettootttilitp•totp M adrn trio doin Intel own deal gen e calls In anyc tre s do ackn help St trio Cghni eaa uns n gene time da y- Be A Corm eveni tmntable, ermsh.r; in W V's Mrs. the p John and and 14 Jeffre Mr .'have mt south Rocky tells how animals winter Recently Rocky, y our friendly mascot from the Maitland' Valley -Conservation Authority talked about feeding birds to make their winter stay more pleasant. This veek we thought that you would 'e interested in hearing about the ,ays in which other species of wildlife adapt to Cold Canadian ,winters. How would you like to sperd all winter sleeping? That is what some animals do. These animals spend the winter in Hibernation. This word comes from the Latin "hibernate" meaning "to winter." Hibernation is a very deep sleep, at a lowered body Temperature, in which all vital body processes are slowed down to the minimum necessary to maintain life. A few Maintrials, such as the ground-hog and bats ire complete hibernators, whereas most others, like the bear, Only sleep very soUndly in a state Of lethargy; When an animal truly hibernates his body temperature drops considerably from its normal itvel. kis blood eiteUlation slows down and he 10—THE BRUSSELS POST,_ breathes extremely slowly. Ground hogs may breathe once every four to six rnonutes. Bears on the other hand go into 'a sort of sleep their breathing or body irculation does not slow down, or do their body temperatures rop too much. They wake :casionally and Might even go 'oking for food. Canadian reptiles and mphibians (herptiles) are true ibernators. Their body temper- Tare is always very similar to hat of their surroundings. These features must burrow below the :cost line to escape a freezing death. Frogs bury themselves in thud and leaves at the bottom of ponds, toads dig a hole, snakes go into cracks in rocks or caves, and aquatic turtles pass the winter buried in the muddy bottoms of lakes and ponds. They absorb oxygen through their skin. Land turtles dig, down to a suitable spot after autumn rains have softened up the earth. AmphibianS can toletate much mote cold than reptiles but toads for ekainple still bury as deep as four feet into the soil to find a MARCH 3, 1970 comfortable spot. Hibernating amphibians - can live for amazingly long periods of time. Recently in Siberia, a salamander was removed from its resting place 35 feet. below the surface in perma-frost It was, pound to be 90 years old. After it was revived it lived for site months and even produced healthy off spring. This is a truly fantastic tinding. Scientists are not certain about exactly how an animal knows that) winter is coming but they suspect/ that a relationship exists between a chemical in the bloodstream and the hcititS of sunlight. If this chemical can be isolated and even artificially produced it is possible that it could be used to induce hibernation in Intinans, Imagine being able to actually sleep through the long winter or during. A long trip through space, Rocky Raccoon doesn't sleep all Winter, lie keeps Warm and busy telling people about the natural World Atoutid tiS and about the activities of the Maitland Valley 'conservation Authority, For tat more information write to Boit Wroxeter,Ontario, Tw people for a Thi, visits Avign Durin to obs econo Frene the f; centre be If genet To' be be age, knowl be ac omit seleel from acade techt 'visit excite hit write ,Exch Eh( Bloc] M7A The- retui than