The Brussels Post, 1969-05-29, Page 2YOUR BEAN PLANTING
EADQUARTE.RS
We hove a complete selection of all grades of SEED
BEANS on hand in both SANILAC AND SEAWAY
variety plus a limited supply of Michigan seed.
Corns in and order your seed to-day.
BEAN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE
CUSTOM 'BE'AT'ING SERVICE
PATORAN and Er g.
The BEST FERTILIZER VALUE in Town
We carry a complete line of NIAGARA CHEMICALS
for farm use.
COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD.
PHONE: 262 , 2605 HENSALL
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RADIO FREE FRIDAY'
There's something wrong here, That 1930-style radio is about
as different from GEC, ractio's Louise Delisle and Peter GroWski
as Guy Lombardo is from the Beatles. Peter and Louise host
the CBC radio netvorks's new two-hour program, Radio Free
Friday, each week at 8:03 p.m. (EDT). Their with-it blend of
music, conversation and controversy make that radio sound like
a different machine.
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brood PEDESTRIAN DEATHS
lwain, UP IN SUMMER MONTHS
FARM NEWS FROM
ONTARIO FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
The border between Crinkle and
the L'nited States cannot itself
make something fit tor human
consumption by Americans but
not for Canadians.
This is the main • point tai:'ri
from a resolution passed at the
May members meeting . by• the
0 ntario Federation of Agricalture
and directed to Ontario Health
Minister Matthew Dymond,
The resolution first .asks that
the Ontario .government rwitlAdrawr
policing • action in the province
Concerning the 'federal Pesticides
Act The law states • that no one
cen •use pesticides from the 'Unit-
ed in Ontario, unless the
pesticides are litienced in both the
• United States and Canada.
If any pesticide is used in Ont-
ario which. does not have a Can
adian licence. the crops grown
with it are confiscated. Yet crops
grown with the same pestivide in
the United States are allowed to
Come into Ontario for general.
consumption.
The resolution asks the Ontarie
gavel' am en t. to determine the
safety of the chemical and,- then,
eiher allow its u.ee in. Ontario, or
Prohibit the importation of i n l y
agrieuleral product produced on
land \v111('11 has been treated with
the chemical. This would include
live. sleek fed on, such produce.
The Federation believes a
doable standard is being employ-
ed. Crops grown using certain
pesticides in the United States
are considered fit for human con-
set:notion in Ontario. But if crops
ore grown hi. Ontario using the
:saute pesticide, the law states they
cannot be used by hunians.
HURON COUNTY 4-H AND
JUNIOR FARMER LIVESTOCK
JUDGING COMPETITIOIN
The 1101(1 .Huron County 4-H and
Junior Farther Livestock Judging
Competition will be held on Sat-
urday,: May 31st at the Seaforth
Fair (I•rounds. 4-TI and Junior
Farmer Club members from all
parts of Huron County will be at-
tending and competing for six
major aWards plus cash awardS.
The competition is open to all
young men and women between
the ages of 12 and 30 years in-
clusive, with a breakdown into
classes of Novice, Junior, Inter-
Mediate and Senior. The Members
will be judging nine classes al-
together. Three classes of beef
cable nntl swine be• judged,
along with two classes Of. dairy
cattle Ind one class of sheep, One
of the beef classes will be heel
eats and one et 00 I-I141 C'111;18S01-1
will be hug carcasses.
All 441 Club members in the
County should try and attend if at
nil possible us this event should
be (mite challenging ead reward-
ing. Also, other young people arc
Nv't11,0111(.1 to participate.
Registration begins at 8:4 tem.,
l),S.T. on Setnrday, i\lny 31st. at.
the Sea forth Community Centre.
11. G, Ill ;lis,
• Bxtensdon Assistant
for L-Juron County
BE ON GUARD!
3E WISE! THINK!
Statistics rarely are exciting
but those wo, received 1:1'0111 1:110
Canadian Red Cross Society re-
milly make rather sad reading,
Last yi,,nr, 1,1S6 Canadians died
because of drowning accidents.
This is a horrifying number when
we know that ninny of these
deaths were unnecessary --• quite
unnecessary — because they
were caused by carelessness.
Lack of adult. supervision was
responsible for the death of .122
children, of .which 159 were under
ii years old. Their deaths could
have been avoided if someone lied
• earied more, As you know. It. takes
very little time for a toddler to
drown if be falls face clown into a
few inches of waterund no one is
-there to pick him. up,
Last year, 361 people died in
boating accidents, and again, many
of these. deaths could have berm
avoided. It is the Stated law for all
nowe.r boats -and sailboats to
caTry.one a,overiunent -approved
life jacket ;for each paes.enger
on board,.
However, the law can't compel
a, person to wear the life jacket
when he is in. the boat. Many
times it has been reported that
a life might have been Saved if
the person involved in the boat-
ing accident had been wearing a
life jacket.
water activities, Throaah
programme ranging from
note,' swill1111illf4 (1111'5('.:
Struetor training, lilt' Red Pros-
teathee the hisic tufts of stut•
swimming. boating and skatine
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situ:ttions.
\V1-11:t is your life worth to you
• or tile life ei a member
Your Only you can auswer
this question. All we ask is thet
you make sure I init. no one ill your
:amity beeomes drowning
• tutietio this summer throueb
lessness. As the Rod Cross 'mite ti
scl tiptly -- be eve ter wise! 'Thiuk!
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TENDERS WANTED
POOL SUPERVISOR
Tenders will be received by th e
undersigned until noon, May 24
for the position of supervisor 111r
lie 13russels Wading Pool, Tend-
ers should iin'lude ego, qualie
fictitious, experience ti: uilyl and
salary expected,
-lames Prior,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Brussels Recreation Co'ininiftr
'110' 111101110r rfieb ,strian
eitalities went down in ()uteri°
last year.
l'.nt there worn :Will 334 too
many.
In I till k, J I.11 pedestrians were
kiiied in urban mishapa, while
lie; were folully hit on rural
rotalwaYs•
The tinder pedestrian action
leadim4 to fatal collisions was
zotoniptilw. to 1.troSs busy high-
ways. ',light ynillie dead in this
ntt,tinin. Walking oe rural high-
waY:4 end bridges ‘viis the next,
with '7: crossing between street
heerseeions —
With the peak months for
yolikions of all kinds rest,
appreaehing, it's a good tine' to
recall the rules for pedestrian
behaviour,
walk on the left hand side,
so that you can see ears
:leproaehing on your side.
- do not attempt to cross high-
eays, exeept with the greatest
ie III 1011 a ad at places where
you have ail untibstructeil
ic-Vr of oncoming cars in
tl dh directions,
:lune I to is Water Safety
• Week. And this week, as well as
year-round, the .Red Cross is tel-
ling people how to enjoy safe
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RESCUE BREATHING (MOUTH-TO MOUTH)
Ti'ECANADIAN RED' CROSS SOCIETY
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RAISE neck with one hand PULL lower jaw to jut around Victim's mouth and Rt:LI ASE vic.t,m's nostrils.
and TILT head fully back Position. PINCH nostrils BLOW IN. The victim'S LISTEN hir air to come out
with the other hand. shut to prevent air leakage
MAINTAIN downwatd
pressure on forehead,
chest should rise. j of vmtim's limey; LOOK for
the fall r,i tisq ..q, tines
chest PIINt.11 NOSTRILS
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• REPEAT steps 3 arid 4 continuously. IF AIR PASSAGES ARE NOT. OPEN:
• head positions, CLEAR mouth and throat of foreign substariceS
• Start immediately. Don't give up. Seng someone for a doctor.
• For infants and children, over entire mouth and nose with your mouth. Use small puffs of
air about 20 times per minute.
Apply rescue breathing in case of DROWNING, CHOKING, ELECTRIC -SHOCK.,
HEART ATTACK, SUFFOCATION and GAS POISONING. •
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