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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-02-13, Page 2THE DUMONT ALUMINUM COMPANY LTD. Yes, advertising is good. This is a way to keep one's company and and name before the public A company can spend dollars in adver- ing, but it is the material Used and workmanship and know-how that really advertises itself, We have both these at Dumont Aluminum and don't think I'm not proud of it (within- myself) when people stop me an the Main street and say; "That's a nice job your company Is doing Al, mighty nice! Come give me an estimate, will you.?" Thank you. ALLAN DOBSON, Representative of The Dumont Aluminum Co, Ltd., Ethel, Ontario, Phone 321'W41 Brussels. iRmicoASO • BRUIN iris POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, 117.13. 13th, 1969 FLOYD CAMPBELL THE O.T.R.D.A. PLAN PHONE 365W6 BRUSSELS McGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT WALTON, ONTARIO SALES AND SERVICE -°411,1111, MAJOR RE-ORGANIZATION A 1)1;111 1%,r a major re-organiz• ation. of the Ontario Tuberculosis and Respiratory Irisoust ASsoc iation which, co-ordinates volun, toer activity through 47 regional tuberculosis and respiratory disease assOciations in the prey- regions roughly equivalent to the 0.T;R.D.A, Semi-annual meeting in Toronto According to the proposal, out- lined by Kenneth Clarke, Presi- dent of the 0.T.R.E.A. the pro- vince would be divided into new rgions roughly equivalent to the division pattern of the Ontario Department of Health, The new jurisdictiolns of re- gional tuberculosis and respiratory disease associations would be rde- termined by population, rather than by geographic boUndaries." said Clarke. "'We foresee the creation of new associations and the a malgamation of existing associations into larger viable units each servicing- a minimum o r Intuit! population" he said. "Such restructuring would pro- duce the necessary revenue to permit an equitable level of tuber- ulesis and respiratory disease pro- gramming in all areas of the prov- \Ince and make possible more professional service and direction, that will now be necessary with the expansion of activity into the respiratory disease field." Clarke said. "Re-organization would involve the joining of redefined regional associations into regional groups. each serviced by a full4tirne Reg- ional Program Director.. The Ex- eutlye Director of the 0.T.11.D.A. would .have responsibilitY for the - operation and direetion of the. local associations and of the reg- ional groups." clarlu? said. "The responsibility for direetion of aorivitir.s or o medical nature would lie with the Ontario Thor- acic Society,. through its Execu- tive Secretory" Clarke said. The Tharacic Society has tradionally been the medical arm of the 0.T.R.D.A. "The overall organiz- ation would be co-ordinated by E. J. O'Brien. Exectutive Vice-Presi- dent of the Ontario Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Assoc- iation and to Executive Council would bo established in which all medical. government and volun- tary elements involved in tuber- eulosis and respiratory disease would be represented," he said. SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street For all kinds of upholstering Brussels RepregentatiVe: SELVVYN RAKER OR 527-0246 SEAFORTH I3RUSSELE AREA DART LEAGUE February 5th, 1969 Team Standings Name Points, The Greys ..... .„...,„,„. 135 .50:11 Line ...... ...... . 131. The Archers 124 Nichol's Gang 111 103 J amestown to.,nx.A.paig.• ... 96 Cranbrook ... ;„„ 93 twen's Gang 84 Legion Aristocrats 83 R-Ginners : 60 Individual Standings Hilt Ward 157 Ernie hank 132 Clarence White 131 Tint Smith 126 John Smith ............ 115 l.en White 115 Harry Jacklin 114 hen McDonald • •• 111 Dan Snyder 109 Parry Ada ms 105 floss Alcock 104 Ross Nicholson 102 Russ Hall 100 Jack McWhirter 99 Oni•don Engel 80 Adam Smith .„,...„ ...... 89 Alf Nicol 83 GI en Brigde 83 Dill Cordon 82 Eldon Wick 82 Sam Workman 76 Knight 75 Ken Sholdice ... ....... 73 Neil Adams 70 Ron Thiene!, 70 :Reg Watson .... 70 Dick Stephenson 70 John Pipe .. ..... , 70 Ebner Young 'Ted Elliott 65 Gordon Nichol 64 Keith Nlieholson 60 Tiny r,VonSon 59 ,Tan van Vliet 59 Carson Watson 58 Ross Bennett 58 Barry Bolger 58 Tim Pellow 57 John Clark 57 Karl Kokeseh 56 Gordon Guy 55 11" Warwick 54 Archie Willis 52 Don Nolan 47 Ri rie Ex el 47 Bill McArter 45 Ross Duncan 43 Ross Duncan 43 tolin Cousins 42 Cliff ?Kerna. hau 39 Tfigli Score, 3 Darts: Ernie Back I GO High Score for Evening: Hilt iTa rd 120 "Shall I vitt tills pie into six or eight pieees?" Jim: "Bebter mit it in Sit —J don't think r can eat all pis bf,." Floyd Gampbeyy, 66, of Morris 'J'owuship, died Tuesday at his home. is survived by his wife, the former Olive Helm; three .dnughtiors, Mrs. Claire (Gladys) Van ('amp, Mrs, Stuart (Ivy) Gloakey, both of Morris Town- ship; Mrs. John (Marilyn) Gal- braith in the tiallaniaS; Se It sons, Donald and Ronald of London; Lawrenve, 11 orris Township; Allan, Nast Wawanosh Township; Jolts, Exeter: Gordon. Milverton; Bultee at haute; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gampbell, I3elgrave; sister, Mrs. lAdwin (Ivy) Ansley, Thessalon.. The funeral service Was held from the S. J. -Walker Funeral Home, Winghant, at 2 p.m, on rrida y, February 7th, PLANTING STRAWBERRIES? ORDER CERTIFIED STOCK For high yields and long lived PlalgingS, it is necessary ter plant healthy plauls, Officiats of Vie Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food recomMend !that "Cer- tified Stock'`'' of the Ontario Strawberry. Plant Certification Program be used en0,11 year when a beW planting is mode. These plants are produced under strict regulations designed primarily to control viruses. Etxperiments have Shown that virus ,diseases can seriously reduce strawberry plant vigor and yield even though in- ferr.'.ed plants often show no special sYnrptons of being diseased. Reg- ulations governing "Certified Stock" are also designed to con- trol nemattodeS, red stele, cycla- men mites, Verticillittin Wilt, and several other pests. These growers have "Certified Stock" for sale; Albert Cross, It t 3, Streetsville 74cOnigans' Orchards., . • Cedar Springe, Kent County • Norfolk Farms Ltd„ Vittoria All growers 'have plants of Redcoat, and the bow \rarities Veestar and Vibrant introduced in 1967 by the Horticultural. Research Institute of Ontario, Other varities available are Catskill, Cavalier, Earlidawn; Grenadier, Guardsman, Midway, Sparkle, Stirecrop. An official red tag, issued by the I Tor ti cut tu mai Research Institute of Ontario, Vineland Station, must be attached to each Ptickag(' as a guarantee that the plants have been certified, book for the words "Ontario Certified" in advertising to be sure of getting plants from the Ontario program. The, terms "virus free, "disease free",, etc, cannot be used in advertising Ontario "Certified Stock", TheSe terms are misleading because plants produced under field con- ditions cannot be guaranteed free of Viruses or other pests. The re- HE'S HANDSOME, HE COOKS! ,tothitions of the Ontario program arc as least as strict Is those of other Provinces or States. Further ittfrtFlitItti.on can, be obtained from th e Iforticultural Research insti-. lute or Ontario, Vineland Station, or lite Ontario Deparment of ciiilure and Food, Parliament gs, Toronto. INCREASING EGG PROFITS Competition from other foods, "orce the poultry industry to Men- •;ure the value of eggs in terms of amino ,teld and other nutrients in- stead or just siv.er and quantity. 11111 . a Canada Depart- merit of Agriculture scientist, says poultry farmers will probably have to pay more attention te what's inside Cie egg in future_ studying ,rite possibilty of breeding chickens in a manner that would make the egg an even moil , nutritious product. (Files so 11.1(11'1.• wi ll live' Give leart Fund. One of the rnOtt charming, zany entertainers to tome Meng in many- a up house-bound housewives in the afternoon is Graham Kerr, the "galloping gourmet" Whose series, The ballopitig Couehlet Started oh OSO television Monday, Dec, 30 will be Seen fiVe days a Week. Not only l's GrahanT Kerr entainer but also a WOrld famous cook, capable of passing on valuable hIntt and recipes in between jokes, stories arid hdhiely adVieee rioon: to cheer 41 0 ctl iii ;•t (1 w di ill all w Ic tit (1: Si Ia ft. ft ti a, ci