HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-01-08, Page 2ANNE MURRAY.
The emlling face framed 1:1hind these Magicilcent hare feet
belongs to char-riing cciliytrest Anne Murray, seen every week
pry GBo televi*I6nle Wngaion0 FriClays, at 9 p,m, Anne
is a natitie > f NoV4 Scoti•;:t wkice eernarkable voice lilts br,atlesht
hccr t9 the. attpritioti of Can:adiami evoryvylierc., $he t9
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ENTERTAJNWIENT
FRIDAY a nd SATURDAY EVENING.
JANUARY 9th and 10th
"THE WALKERTON TRIO"
AT THE
WHEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORT
:13111•USOka4 POW, 0,010601F
NOTICE. .TO CREDITQHS
IN THE, ESTATE OF SYLVESTER
WILFRED RAYNARD, late of the
pf Ethel 1.n the County of
Huron, formerly of the Town of
..i.stowel, in the County of Perth,
labourer, deceased.
1li.M..1.TOR:4 and otht-rs rovlite
chief i against thy Estate of the
ti-tiov.e. named deceased. 7v.ho died
on or about ate' fifth ..1.:1)-• of ;rune,
1.1./t:i8., are required to send full
Particulars (31' ,tilleh HaiMS to 110-1
undersigned on or before the 20th
4.1..kte the assets of the estate will
dny of January, 1970, after which
he distributed having regard only
to claims of which notice Nita then
Ilepn rece,iven.
Lis3t0woL untarit, fi.A.TED eat
'I,' December, A. '1. this 16th day
1.969.
• W. M. Prix'. Q. 4:,,
...1-istowel. Ontario,
Solicitor for the .:\.dinin kor.
No-ricE —
For all your
needs
:PbtmeJk, Bressels,
Contact: Don McLean
NEW BARN CLEANER
RALCO.
Up to at Gr, ft, Swinging Ele-i--ator.
Gnaranteed ttp to TIP) ft, pun
ail types of Stabling and cow-
plet.6 Inettiations. Contact •
LAVERNE JOHNSTON
Mil' ertop
Phone 595--89(j5
NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS
IN THE NIATTER of the estate of
JOHN WILLIAM EM8Y, late of
the Village of Brussels, in the
County of Huron, (formerly of the
city of Galt, •in the County of
Waterloo t, Gentlemen, Deceased.
PNRSONS baying claims
against the estate of the late
JOHN WILLLAM 1.111113Y, who died
on or about t h e 79th day
Novoinher, 191;9, at Brussels, Out,
,trio. are required to file porticulars
of seine With tile SO110101'8 f01' the
1,-xecutors. on or before the 1.6(b
day of Janunry. I970, after 1Yhin4
Gall.' thy ti ,A,k•;..„Ml
shall be distributed having regard
only to the claims of which the
Executors shall then have notice
1)A.TE-11.) at Brantford, this 11th
day of f‘ecember„ A„D, 1969.
EDWIN ROBYAIT 1311,. BY and
1'I:01,0T ALMA CARESWELL.
1:]xe(•uto1's
BO 1)D KE1P.FON
HOF 1.11.)1 NG
12 Wellinp-„ton
Brantford, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
FARMERS' INTERCOM
Communication cretu house
Barn. Also I.,"ire Extinguishers.
Write or Phone It. J. (Bop)
Oliver, Kitchener, , Saadi .t
7.15-1275 evenings.
BADGER SILO
UNLOADERS and. FEEDERS
FEED LOT and
6FABLE PLANNING
Sates and Servlec
KENNETH MARKS & SON
RR d, Atwood, Ont,
Phon e 356-2727
GOLDEN WORDS
N.EW YEAR WiSHE S
J. have many New Year wishes
For yell within my heart. •
And :t1) my special wishes
Have a true lore to impart,
Wishes for your happiness
Nov and all year through
Mshos for the best of health
,To away); dwell with you,
May you walk in sunshine
At the dawn of each now day.
And as evening sbadoWs fall
May the bright. stars light }rout'
way.
May your heart '00 1:Vol 1 I
All yot.i1;t1:it:\i‘l'ils be kind d true.
And your lovod ones make
heavea
llere On earth for you.
.flay your blessings be 51) many
That. yffil can truly :••4ay „ .
fly cup hash maned) over,
I thank Thee, Lord,. -each ,day,
AUTOMATION WILL
AID THE BLIND
Blind people are lucky) Accord-
ing to 11. .1:), L;eamish, President
of 11. 1). Botanist! .A.a.tomalloo,,
Cnoksville, Ontario. they're lucky
he:•atiso the automation revidution
much in their favour.
runic devices, 1111til now only
dreams, are slUWiy taking shape,
Instruments such the visa it
prosthesis which will bypass the
and introduco !iglu' into It
brain, or the machine to translate
the printed page into-Awl/id are
now in the experiment:il stage.
Mr. Beainish further pointeu
out. that in this era of 111P.C111111i2.-
ti011, 1110 tra.nsistel.• has really
come into its own, tin belie s
in.tcllin'ent. hind perscns„ follow-
ing tarffie symbols and memor-
izing the patterns, Could work in
the assembly of transttor circuit-s„
Mr. l'eamish• spoke at: the recent
conference • of ONIk EmployMent
Of'ficers held ill 'Toronto, .Repro.
ientatives from every part of Can-
ada gathered at. CNIll's National
Office to discuss all aspects of
employment .iu relation to blind
people.
• Also addreSsing the group was
1 .q:nald Keeping, firector of the
Glind Programming {:ot 1St' at the
iniyersity of Manitoba.. Mr. Keep-
ing (blind himself) -reported that.
nit ijesout graduates of this course
,,re rated extremely high. But he
said competition is becoming
keener in' this field so that employ-.
mom h)l'fi 007s must be More
selective in cliooSing candidates
the course,
The conference ryas designed
• to ri,sist. the blind employMeta
officers in their Job of contacting
industrial plants, selling blind per-,
to thc company and, proval,
lug blind training. Through their.
combin.ed (Volts, sourer 2,00n blind
people are employod C.1)11.81 • ttl
coast,
EXPERIENCED PAINTER
DESIRES WORK
In this area. Intv,ri-v and extarior
Work, paper-hang:int.: atilt statnI311,,-
done at Isnst 111ri CPI
i*:w i:titotitttst,.
*1V..
;.;
ATTACK ON
RESPIRATORY DISEASES.
The medical attack 11)1 rosplya-
torY diseases is being led by the
Ontario Thoracic Society, the med.-
teal arm of the Ontario Tllbereci-
losts: and Respiroti»..y Dtsetwe
Associa Hon.
Sub-conintiltees of the Thor-
acic, :72,0ciety. to el'holi tr,a Clrittirio
Thoraci spe belong, are
at work doveloping programs ill.
the areas' of tutbereithsis,
pollution. anti-smoking. mod
,:•nronic respiratory di.seases
:melt as bronchitis, einphysorn;•,
and astlini.a. 'the 1 1 volnitteer
:.wso(•iations of 1110 c).T.11.1).A.
across t he province already lire
involved in the initial stages of
implementation of some of I
g a
Earlier this year, the Ontario
Tulterctilosis anti ory
f 'is ease ..:15sociation antiounc(41
a major shift. in. its ernplsto‘i
the prevention, detection anti
of respirotory diseases - - in od•
filth».) to its hismric 1111E1 COTlii1111-
lug InVolvemern with tuberenlosi-;-
Since then,-0.T,lt.1).A..'s volnuteer
associations across the prol-ince
have been formulating and ins.li-
gati»g local projects_ At an- same
link' the Ontario 'I'lioracic So t -Nov
began... an assessment of the rued-
needs in communities in order
(0 Pl)11-ti effeetiv trPti11111iNit pro-
grams of respiratory diseases.
A• report released by lir
Cameron (1'rtlY, the recently al"
pointed director of Ontario Thor-
. vete Society. ()stained 'the approach
the medical group is tui•:ing.
"Leadership in treatment of
respiratory diseases will be under-
taken more and more in the tom•h-
ing hospitals.- Hr. t.;:•:iy
-At II lttriverSitc me(lictil school
at good istilinonary program 'on-
plics 'a research mill. ..111 acute
therapy 0)111. tor patients in 14 0•
spiratm'y ti` St
!Init. of a colnplicated type for
pulmonary' function. studies, where
detailed work can Ito done. It also
irteintles service. if not a ivard, for
tile treat:In...tit or respiratovy (104
ease,. patients, an onto Went c1 111 :1-
and ideally a rehabilitation linit
One centre then can In, a partial
respiratory unit, or
pirotoo- said I y.
0'..T.Et.D.A. will be estu'llishIn ,
strong bonds with the 111 0111(.01
1,0mWs U' DrOrimT, imnitoJi
in London, Hamilton, T ,..vont
iiingston. and Ottawa. the
1;:ooloty foresee,g reloirittory units
of it satellite nattyr? sitillityry,.
1114,1 Thituatn, titiv :tchalti o n
the treatment units established in
piedit-rll schools, t,ut chim.,,
bospttols. At present, only three
medical schools 'have full respir-
atory units, hut. Dr, -Cray foresees.
ovi .r teoehing hospitals with
respiratoi ly units 0Si :j1)1
across the province In 111(.: next 5
to years.
The Thoritetic SociVlsy already
altiaa work planning programs
this new onviromont of
cooperatio11 between the medieit t
schools ant the l'011illi(.e
140 I 10 ns of .o.T,R.1)..,1.
In the area of chronic respn•
-:lory dist ase Dr. Cl'ray points out
that education i,11 two levels is
noodod: professional ;Ind layman,
PrOfeSSiOnal training' is ex.peett...d
to consist of seminars with dot•t•
(.I'S atcrosS 010 country (province,
(Iii diac..nosts and treatment Ut
chronic rcspiro tory conditions.
Igo the. 0111.1111illg
ill pl'0Vido SC11010.1'81.1iPS 11110
SilipS 10 encourage professionals
enter the field of respiratory
disease.
Volunteer groups of the 0.T.1,
.1).A. have already helm. at work
ill the pollution and anal-smoking
c,onpaigns. aimed particularly at
school chidren. 1)1'. il'ray explains
1 hat this type of activity will he
Particularly helpful in the future.
for lt•ssoning the 'incidence of res-
piratory distiaei. Not pre-
rent trio person trom smoking..
111,11 I think ono might consit1Pr..•
ably lessen the frootioney of the
acute re-odiratory illness as well
th o development Of chronic respir.
:wiry illnesses," the director o!
the Thoracic Society says,
A ,ros:-. Ontario :natty of the
associations have
been visiting fife schools. pro-
m:taw:. "Ricky Racoon" and his
nIcs,4age on the dangers of fleapit-
ATTENTION FARMERS
0 111.Y 001'i- it cOli I. I'll V1'110 (he
Iiightra,‘ Traffic Act, 1.1111. is
difficult to keep
lit if the plow is Iloilo'
—'111 illizcilY rifted for con ,.
,'1 .(1 tort Oh the yowl, ‘‘Tv
ii ,:,,,00ttAtito for any dain.‘
Hui may occur. Also 511.01
.4101110 not' ho removed from
;',Ilt'\v4ys unto Pie toads so tho1 it
or hinders traffic.
Earl 1.3nwes,
anati Supt,
.*rownshiii or caoy
4IitsItli •