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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-01-08, Page 4D.D.T. DISPOSAL PROGRAM With effect from 1 January, 1970 the use of D.D.T. is banned throughout Ontario except in tobacco and apple growing and then only on a permit basis. Those with D,D.T. in their possession must not, dispose of it along with ordinary refuse or flush it into drains or down water closets (toilets). A disposal program has been arranged by the Huren County Health Unit in co-operation with the Ontario Department .of Health. Persons who wish to dispose of D.D.T. Insecticide may take it to any of the following collection centres from January 12 to January 17, 1970 during the hours of 9:00 a.m, to 5:00 p.m. COLLECTION CENTRES Brussels Wroxeter Grey Township Walton Blyth Village Clerk's Office Huron County Garage Grey Twp. Shed, Ethel IVIcGay.in's Farm Machinery Bob McClinchey's Supertest Garage Dr. G. P. A. Evans, Medical Officer of Health, County of Huron. Disability Pensions payable for the first time Disability Pensions for contributors to the Canada Pension Plan will become available in 1970 for those who have contributed for 5 years. Generally, a person is considered to be disabled if he has a physical or mental disability that is so severe and likely to continue so long that he cannot get steady work. Benefits will also he available for a disabled contributor's dependent chil- dren. The. Canada Pension Plan also may provide rehabilitation measures where practical, Eligibility for a pension will be based on an assessment of an appli- cant's medical condition. If you think you might be eligible for a Disability Pension contact your nearest Canada Pension Plan Office; The address is listed below. 1. would like to thank all those Mr. and \lel ."1001In wish olio visited me, and sent cards and, to announce that the Kozy Korner a: al treats while T 'was a patient Re,itattratit iii UruSsels has been in Wiugham and Disrict Hospital. sold to Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Lt., My spacial thanks to Or. Mane of 'Waterloo who took 1.)ni- and the nurses on" 2nd floor. 80.9$1.01) the 2nd of January, Linda Pal'erson I would like to thank everyone \vim so kindly remembered 'me while I was a patient in hospital. Your thoughtfulness :was sincer- ely appreciated and always will be remembered. Mrs. 'Florence Russel Would like to thank all these ETHEL, ,s,ho sent cards, 'treats and flow- 3uys Cunningham Garage ors, and visited Me 'while in Wing- ham and District ilospital. Gordon ',Hess of DltreVale, who Special thanks to Dr. Bozyk and has been an en 'PleYee of the CNR Lo o pow, and a lso t h e juirgos for 1i years, and station agent in .m second floor. brussels for the past tow years, Mrs, Bertha. Jermyn has purhaSed the RObt. Conning - ham garage in jahel where he ithio intends to do welding. \\'e want to thank everyone for their kind patronage in the past and hope Mr. and Mrs, 1,e Mane mind daughter will have the same goodwill or the colmounity in the future. Happy and :Prosperous New Year to everyone, Thank 'You. t wish to sincerely thank all ray tiLtny friend:4. and neighbours who visited are, sent cards, flowers, and treats, also spt.-clal thanks to Rev, P. Docken. the neighbours who helped out. at honie, Dr. W. Munn. nurses ;tru1 staff of List- owel and St, Joseph's hospital, London, while :I was a patient. Mrs. George kl'illiainson 1 wish ft, ta)ie this 0 0P o r t u a i y co thank all the people who have [teen policy hOlders of Mine. alit{ Go-operators InsUratice Assoc- 3i,ttt;1.,s. i(1.)u during the past twenty one e bin, you will give my succes- Sor, Mr. Harold Robinson, the same support you have given me. Yon may phone Harold at aorrie number 335-3953, 1 have every confidence that he will look after yoUr business in a courteous and offit,Ifnit Wishing you all a ProAperothi Nm Terri(", goow. 14igtit. WALTON 11 I. Lloyd Porter is-a patient: Stratford llospital. Airs. '(Pont Hai:well is a patient in Seal'orth Hospital. Mrs. George Willianisint 11:15 returned from histowel Hospital, Alr, and 'Airs. Humphries and family spent. Christmas with All'. and Airs, Stewart FiliMphries, Mr. and Mrs. Wilt, j. Booming and family, Mrs. .pain(: Leeming and Brace Clink of London were i,hristinas gue:as with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim Clark, and Mrs, Jaek. Similidon and s.m jack at Welland visited With my, 'n(l WA, Harold Similldon last wQe1;, Mr, Ohl \1t ii. G'0,011V1 MeOrtVin With Mlui. 'NW* rolemies cow r:los navisEsiflp PORT.. eifiUSSELL OHTANI() 3aN;1.AIrtY 8th, 1010 • FOR SALE -:— .1.11ano, in good condition. Phone $8741102 WANTED Middle aged couple to clean store twice a week after 9 p.m. Call 987-68316, ask for Bill WANTED — Woman to do laundry and iron- lug in own home. ('all 887-6835 ask for Rill FOR SALE — New racks and Tarp Foie for 1/2 ton Truck. Earl Mills, Phone Lietowe4 721 Main .Street tiast, NOTICE All waste disposal sites now rented and maintained by the Township of Morris will be cloSed the end of 1969 •and a new site opened at N3../.; Nv, Lot 16, Con- oteision 5, as of January 1, 1970, Helen D. Martin, Clerk. FOR SALE grp Eleetrohome eoloviroclt used, like new. Leonard Machan 8S7.65.25 by day or 887-49l night. WANTED Pay care for two boys, two and feur years old. Would prefer help at, home of children bat wOuld accept, care in babyOtt.er's home ii necessary. Highest remuneration offered for excellent care of theSe children. Phone 8$7-0061 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Purebred 'Hampshire lloars, 7 months old. Qualified on ROP for premittm, Also, mature Ha.Mpshire Boar whose progeny has aVeragwl 34% 105 index or higher corn ration: Bob Roh.l -eS011, 345-2317 Dublin COMING EVENTS: EUCHRE Legion vs Geptlenten at, Legion Monday night, January 121.1: ANNUAL MEETING BRUSSELS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Don' forget the. Annual Meeting of Brussels Agricultural Society to be held hi St. Ambrose Church, Brussels, Friday evening, January 23rd. at 7:00 p.m. Number of tick- ets available is limited. BUS TRIP TO ICE FOLLIES OPEN TO PUBLIC The Brussels Lions Club are again sponsoring a bus trip to the "'ice Follies Show" 'in Toronto on. Saturday, January 31st This is open to the nubile, The bits leaves the Library earner r at 1:00 pan, sharp. For information of ackets contact: Frank Carter, Phone $87-6303 CARDS OF THANKS ANNOUNCEMENT tensionCanada Plan will take two important steps forward for your benefit I RetireMent Pensions ipayable at 65 In 1970 she Retirement Pension age will be reduced from 66 to 65. If you are 65 . . . if you've been contributing to the Canada Pension Plan, and if you've retired from regular emp'oyment, contact your Canada Pension Plan Office now. If you will be 65 in 1970 get in touch with your Canada Pension Plan Office Anse months before your birthday. The people there will help you fill out the application form that starts your pension cheques coming. They'll explain how yr:int pension is worked out . . . and when you become eligible. You'll get all the answers to questions about your retirement pension. Payment is not automatic. You must apply. The address of your nearest Canada Pension Plan. Office is listed below. Yeer merest Canada Pension(( Plan Office is: 220 King Street E. Kitchener, Ontorioi $76,5750 tigN90,141114 4Q1'IN MI4NR90 MINI UM ISSUED SY THE DEPARTMENT O NATIONAL HEALTH ANP WAR