The Brussels Post, 1966-10-27, Page 3ROY W. KENNEDY. Publisher
Publishcd USSE LS, ONTARIO, aver; Thursday
Authorized as Second Class mall, vest Office toepartment, Ottawa
Establishd 1872 Serving the Farming Community
Member of ';:--..nno Ian weekly Newspapers Association
Ontario Weekly Newspapers Assoslation
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YOUR MASSITY FERGUSON DEALER
A Complete Line Of
New and Used Farm Equipment
PHONE 5 BRUSSELS, ONT.
D. A. RANN
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
LIctreseu Funeral orrsotor and IllfdlailMde
PHONE 36 or at BRUSSELS, on's.
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SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE
Tuescla)s, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday a.m.
Thursday evenings by appointment only. Phone Seaforth 527.1240
Clinton Office — Clinton Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street
Monday and. Wednesday 9:00 to 5:30 p.m, Phone 482-7010
SHEPHERD & ,MILL CRAWFORD,
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Brussels and WInaharn
Phone 120
Phone 35741131C
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HOG. SLATS, SIDF.WALK, SLABS, PATIO STONES
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The iLdustriai ortgage & Trust
:ompany
Established 1889
OFFICES: — Forest Sarnia eetrolla Strathroy
Contact our Representative
SELWYN. BAKER
Phone 79 Brussels
MAGGIE MORRIS Was, back again as a panelist on the popular
CBC-TV nrogram, FLASHEAGX,,
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Office Main Strait
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Alt Classes Of Farm POOPiettY
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Churches, Scheele, Halls
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TUB BRAISSEP powr, 131tUSSELS, ONTARIO
BRUSSELS TRANSPORT
SAFE DEPENDABLE 'IMUCKING SERVICE
Ship Pigs On Monday A.M.
if Monday Holiday — Ship Tuesday
Cattle Trucking service to or from Brussels
anywhere within Ordario
Phone George Jutzi Brussels 122
l'FIQTECT IIVNTIN9
pRivi4EGg4
Dangerous, use pg firearines and
acts ,of vs,ndaliSni have praCtical-
ly eliminated the use of private
lands for hunting in central and
southern Ontario, The Ontario
'Safety League suggeSts that el),
seryanee of a few common sense
rules of hunting courtesy would
help to impreve this deplorable
Situation,
Never hunt on private land
without first obtaining permission
from the owner. And then re-
member that you are a guest of
the farmer or landowner and act
accordingly.
Never shoot near buildings or
llivestock, and of course, never
shoot at livestock or use build-
ings, farm machinery or other
equipment for target practice.
Be careful not to damage gates
or fences, and alWays close gates
behind you. Never walk through
standing or growing crops or cut
firewood and make cooking fires
without permission. •
If you have created any dam-
age, report it to the landowner
and offer to pay for the damage
or help fix it.
Also report any acts of vandal-
ism observed to the landowner or
local police.
These common sense acts of
courtesy would not only mean
many hours of enjoyable hunt.
ing, but could"also develop friend-
ships Which could bring pleasure
for years.
LATEST FARM MACHINERY
STRESSES SAFETY FEATURES
The latest farm machinery'
has more safety built into it than,
ever herr:We, according to Ontario
Department of Agriculture, and:
Food Safety Specialist Hal Wri-
ght:
"Trends in corn harvest equip-
Ment show the grotving popul-
arity of self-propelled combines;
with corn heads to handle they
heavier crops which tOday'S
fanners grow reports Mr.
Wright. "New pickers also feat-
ure bigger capacity and better
shielding, facilitating the hatVest-
ing of corn without the frequent,
annoying and , sometimes danger,
ous Steps to unclog or remove
trash,. However, net. every farm
has the latest ectnimnont, 11lany
Older machines de not have the
'advantage of onr recent develop
ments Safety research and da
not carry these safety features.
"'On the other hand, far too
many farmers remove the power-
take-off or Other shields and
gliards, thereby defeating efforts
or manufactureit to protride safe
and efficient machines. Most corn
picker accidents, for example,
happen because the operator
lbesn't shut off the power before
cleaning, unclogging, adjusting, or
Servicing the harvesting machine.
All monufacturers provide an 01)-
orator's manual illustrating safe
and efficient ways of operating
the machine. If these safety pre-
cautions are,. followed, We could
reduce our corn picking, accidents.
to a. miiiinnim since safety is
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