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25 In Memoriam
RANN —in loving memory of
William Murry Rann who
passed away Oct. 28, 1953
and his father who passed
away Sept 1974,
The dates tome with deep
regret
It brings back memories we
will never forget
Death is a heartache that
nothing can heal
But memories are treasures
no one can steal.
Ever remembered by Mother
and wife, also Bob, Peggy
Jane, Jack and families.
25-57-1 •
27 Births
•NICW)11,---To SUsan and
Hugh, RR 4, Brussels, a son,
Stefan Hugh, on October 13
in. St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Proud gtandparents.
are Mr. and.... Mrs, Ross
Nichol, Brussels and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Humphries,.
Walton. 27-57x1
PEPPER—Murray & Sandra
ate proud to announce the
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Leslie„, on October 12, 1978 at
Wingham and District Hosp-
ital. 29-57x1
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16 , THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER. 1., 1978
Apples—important
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the same thing.
Although the orchard is a lot of work
Blake finds a lot of enjoyment in it
as well.
"Certainly if you have a good crop it's an
enjoyment it's an accomplishement," He
said.
Maitside Orchard
The Mait-Side Orchard in Brussels
however is a little older then Mr. Blake's
orchard having been here for approximately
75 years now.
Lewis Cardiff is the present owner of the
orchard where they grow approximately
10,000 bushels of apples and have the
storage facilities for that many as well.
There are approximately 2700 trees in the
orchard and the kinds of apples grown there
include Macintosh, Delicious, Spys,
Wealthies, Gravensteins, Ida Reds, Russets
and Snows.
His apples are sold to local stores, people
from both in and out of town and to outlets inn
Kitchener. Mr. Cardiff also makes cider and
apple butter most of which is sold, to local
customers. Approximately 2500 gallons of
cider is pressed by Mait-side Orchards in a
season.
About 15 people are employed to work at
Mait-Side Orchards during the peak of the
picking season which starts in mid-
September and ends about the 30th of
October. Then there arc about three
employess who work, year round and in the
winter that means grading and packing the
apples.
Except for the actual picking of the apples
almost every other function at the orchard is
automated. The bins ot apples arc picked up
with a. forklift a qd deposited in the storage
facilities in the same manner.
Mr: Cardiff has 500 bins which will ,hold
approximately 18 bushels of apples.
Hunters
think safety
Once again the hunting
season is here. The Ontario
Provincial Police Force re-
minds you that there are
several basic gun-handling
rules. H u ntinp, accidents
claim about 125 lives each
war. usually because the
most simple rules have been
broken.
What can you do?
* Never consume alcohol
before or during a hunt.
* Know the identifying fea-
tures of the game you intend
to hunt:
* Never shoot in the direction
of buildings or livestock.
You cannot depend on the
common sense of the hunter
beside you—wear bright
orange.
The handling of firearms
requires great care.
*Always handle a gun as if it
Were loaded.
*Never climb a tree or fence
with a loaded firearm.
Always carry your gun so
that you can control the
ditection of the muzzle.
* Unattended firearms
should always be unloaded.
Few bunting accidents are
accidents—they are usually
caused by negligence. Don't
LIFT WITH YOUR LEGS,
NOT WITH YOUR BACK
farm .100Y..#0,0e1.1.01.00‘
be at ric her end of an
"acecident'". Use common
sense measures and enjoy a
safe hunting trip. the OPP
says.
Brussels industry
Besides his O.Wn 40 acres of orchard, Mr,.
Cardiff also rents an orchard. owned by
Stewart Middleton. of Bayfield. and ap-
proximately 3000 bushels of apples were
picked there this year. Mr. Cardiff also
recently planted a seven acre block of trees
to his own orchard.
Along with his apple business Mr. Cardiff
operates a little store in which he sells apple,
butter, apple cider, honey and eggs which
come from the. 45 laying hens he owns. The
store is open. from mid-September pretty
well continously till the first of May, seven
days a week.
Malt-Side Orchard at one time belonged to
William Stratychuk, Mr, Cardiff's uncle and
as a young boy Lewis helped out at the
orchard. That's how he got interested in the
business, although .as he says, he is
adaptable to different jobs. At one time he
had a farm with 400 pigs and he has also
hired out as a construction worker.
Management, he believes, is the big
thing in order to have a successful orchard
operation.
"If everybody is pulling their own weight
it's not too bad," he said.
After eight years in the business he ought
to know.
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