HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-09-14, Page 13In special session op August 8,
council accepted" a tender by
Bluewater Truck Centre Ltd.,
Goderich, for an, International
Truck complete with snowplow at
a complete price of $34,758.95. If
it's not possible to be delivered by
December 31, 1977, the motion
void. Approval has been received
from the Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Communications.
Township officials were also
authorized by Council to purchase LL
a photocopying machine.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 14, 1977-13 East 'VVawanosh
Issues building peemitts; thcinks SWEEP
Council expressed appreciation
by letter to Maitland Valley.
Conservation Authority for work
done by SWEEP crew.
Council accepted a Tile Drain.
Loan application re S1/4 N% lot 40,
Conc. 7, East. WawOnosh Town-
ship in amount of $3,500.
' Council accepted a petition for
clean-out on the Hallahan-
, Caldwell-Toll. Municipal. Drain,'
South Branch , from Maurice,
Simon and Raymond Hallahan.
Council applied for interim,
Payment of subsidies under the
Public Transportation and High-
way Impkvement Act on
expenditures made in 1977 in
amount of $122,880.06.
General accounts of $25,746.55
and the Road accounts of
$6,389.41 as presented will be
passed and ,paid.
a pproved and issued, Sept. 6,
building permits to: Frank
East Wawanosh
Council store; Walter Elliott, pit silo;
han, granary; Ralph Campbell,
Mervyn McDonald, garage; Mae
Scott, shed; Sam Thompson, milk
Hallahan,, granary; Leonard
Palmer, addition to barn; Janet house; Leonard Robinson, milk
Mothers, dwelling; James Halla- house and John Smith, cottage.
machinery maintenance
can prevent accidents
,still running. Injuries 'resulting
.from Wyesting equipment
of harvesting equipment now can
help prevent farm injuries at
harvest time, says Larry Swinn, of
the Farm Safety Association of
Ontario. Mr. Swinn, senior safety'
consultant, says many injuries
occur when operators tinker with
harvesting equipment while it is
388 fost-time injuries attributable
accounted for the majority of the
to farm machinery, last year.
A complete maintenance check
the brakes, lower all hydraulic
put the machine out of gear, set
Mr. Swinn says it is important to
take-off before making any
adjustments to the machine.
equipment and shut off the power
When something goes wrong,
"Of the 2000 lost-time injuries
last year the most severe
accidents resulted from harvest-
ing equipment."
A complete maintenance check
can not only reduce injuries but
will also prevent equipment
breakdowns during the critical
harvest period. Mr. Swinn
suggests all belts and chains be
checked to ensure proper tension
followed by a field test now 'to
spot problems in time to order
replacement parts, if necessary.
"During the field test be alert
to unusual noises, increased
vibration or power requirements,
changes in operating speed and in
instrument readings.''
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