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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-02-19, Page 3For A Better USED CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE 1968 METEOR RIDEAU 4 DR SEDAN V8. Auto. Trans. and Radio 1968 FORD XLGT 2 DR. HT 428. ENGINE, Auto., PS, PB, Bucket Seats and Stereo Tape System X968 FURY III 4 DR. HT V8, Auto. Trans, BP PS and lRadia 1967 FORD LTD 2 DR HT V8 Auto. Trans,, Radio 1967 METEOR 'RIDEAU 4 DR. STATION WAGON V 8 Auto, PS, PB, and Radio 1964 GMC 1 TON TRUCK STAKE 6 Cy!. Engine, 4 Speed Trans. SEVERAL 67 and OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM BRIDGE MOTORS YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD and BRUSSELS WINGHAM TH'U N DERBIRD DEALER PHONE 887,6249 PHONE 357-3460 TIWRSDA 19th, 1970 Dr. W. J. Szybalski wishes to announce the opening of an office for the practice of medicine in the village of Brussels. Dr. Szybalski had an extensive postgraduate train- ing in General Medicine and surgery in Great Britain. He has practised, in Canada for a number of years, being in North Battleford, Saskatchewan for two years, one year in Oshawa. Coming into our area from Fort Erie where he had been in practice for eight years. Dr. Szybalski's in- terests have been, Internal medicine and general practice, Office hours Mon. Af, 1 5:30 Tues, Eve. 7 -- 9 Thurs. Eve. 7 — 9 For appointments telephone, Brussels 887.6275 -..11•1111.1•1•1.- -••••••••••...- 11111110.101•01.01610001.1111111100111..bari_ ln. the force of an accident, when a driver or passenger is forced forward, the .strain they A. new type of safety lwli place ou the webbing makes it NEW . SAFETY BELT TESTED ad11111110"441tIVIOgx"m1WP"miik Weber's Jack & Jill Sho WALLACE AVE. NORTH, LISTOWEL BARGAIN DAYS Come In And See Our .New Renovations and GET IN ON THE SAVINGS Help Us Make Way For Our BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING FASHIONS which are now arriving daily .3 .0 0 • ".O F F MOST •••wINTER . WEAR • BOYS' SIZES UP to 16 • GIRLS', SIZES' 2 to 14 TEENS' 'SIZES 7 16 14X CHUBBIES' •SIZES Sl/a to 141/2 Ladies' Sweaters and Night Wear PRE 7SPRiNG COAT SALE 3. 1(6. 50 % F ..'10000.***.strittpomippoosowrow* f&R1JSSSLI:3 POST BRUSSEI4S, ONTARIO POISONS FROM MOLDS TOXIC TO ANIMALS 111 19 0, more than .10(1,000 young turkeys on poultry farms in. England died suddenly from o mysterious disease. Thousands of dneklings and young pheasants were also affected. Simultan- eously ontbreak. of trou1 liver caneer became a natioal prop- lent in the United States. At the time, there was thought to be little in connection bet‘veon the two disasterS, but reSea yell to trace the causes of the disease was immediately' implemented. Dr. J, C. Alexander, Department Of Nut.riti011, University of Guelph, said that a careful survey Of early outbreaks of the poultry disease showed they were aSsoe, la sted with feeds produeed at two London mills. The conimon in- gredient, of the feeds was a Bra- Man peanut meal, After much re-' search it was found that the poispn killing the turkeys was a toxin of fungal .origin contained in the nuts, Similiarly, it was de- tertnined that the hatchery-bred trout bad been fed dried nteal which carried the same toxin, This tangos, or mold, was iden- tified as Aspergilins Flavus, and the toxin. became known as aria- toxin. In turkeys it eahsed loss of appetite,. lethargy and weakness of the Wings, Birds died within o a Week, with necks -arched, heals drawn back, and the legs extend- ed. 'behind the body. Liver hemor- rhages, SWP011en kidneys and dead body tissue were also present. The trout diseases were also feend to be caused by aflatoxin poisoning. Tito iniportance of this event to- day, stressed Dr, Alexander, is that it has foctiSed attention on tile Drub ein of MOMS growing' an il1111111.11 fOetiS and anlmot feeds, :41)M11411 ttiOld is Often. regarded ftif, 1.4J,WO U cito 0;o ec,ipd 1.040, 1-brim. it SbOilakYt InanY people in some foreign countries prefer moldy foods On the basis 'of flavour enhancement, While there is presently at lack of know- ledge about. the nutritional and disease potential of xn toxins the anatoNin poisoning' in turkeys and fish has caused concern that mold toxins can seriously affect hump ns. Eating food containing trace amounts of mold toxin, said Dr. _Alexander. would Oct.produce any immediate or dramatic reactions. There. In ig,111; be a general malais. ,Thronic or vague ill-health. Dr. Alexander pointed out that afla- toxins have not yet been proven }tannin] to man, but the toxins are lethal to all animal species ,.studied. In Canada, grading systems en. sure that moldy foods are simply, riot permitted on the 'market, at though there is less gnarantee arlatoXins are not present in feeds or grains that may have suffered through spoilage and thus developed mold, The inost :prevalent antitoxin source is still peanuts, but all types of nuts may he involved. Shade January .1970, the Canadian consumer has, been protected by a law pro- hibiting the sale of nuts or nut products in Canada that contain more than 20 parts per billion: of aflatoxins. FOR SALE Real good buys, Cockshutt 1850u, fully, equipped, $0500,00; Cocksbutt 256;11, $500.00; 990 David Brown, excelent $7000.00; NOW is the time to give your tractor an overhaul. No matter What make, arrange. for pick-hp. Our specialty Cockshutt and David Brown. Milbank- Farm Service Ltd., Millbank, kvern as Many CON- less drIvff5 KNty Years age), lint Ilto 1101'80S I1I(I Pours TOWNSHIP OF' Mc:1MS, Applications YVanted ' • Applications clearly marked as to contents will be received: by the undersigned until 12. 'noon, March 2, 1970 for the position of 'Warble Fly inSpector for Morris Township to work according to the Warble Fly Control Act. Any applieation not necessarily accepted,. Mrs, ffelen J) Martin, Clerk, Belgrave,: Ontario, TENDERS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, Tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12, noon; March 2, 1970 for spraying cattle for warble fly control hi the' Town-. ship of Morris. Tenders must state price per head per spray, Township to sup- ply the powder. Lowest or any tender riot neces- sarily accepted. Mrs. Helen D. Martin*, Clerk "'Belgrave, Ontario. WARBLE FLY SPRAYING TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF GREY TGliders for the spraying of Cattle for Warble Fly in the Township of Grey will be receiv- ed by the undersigned until 1. ,p.m.,. Monday, Mareh 2nd, 1970. State price per head per spray. lowest or any telicler net nee'("; sarily accepted. Mrs.' E. M. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of Grey, Nthel, Ontario. WARBLE FLY POWDER. TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tenders for supplying aPP140:t- imately 1,400 lbs. Warble Fly Powder for the Township of Grey will be received by the under- igned: u n ti I 1 ,p.m.; MOndaY, March 2nd, 1970, State proce pet' 1.5 lb, bag, Lowest or any tendOr not, itecOs- SOI•ily accepted. Mrs., :E. M. Cardiff; Clerk, ToWnShip of Grey, Ethel, Ontario, GRAVEL TENDERS 'TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tehders will be received by the undersigned until 1 P.M., Monday, March 2nd, 1.970, for crushing and hauling approximately. 20,000 cubic yards rri," gravel for the. Township of Gray. Gravel to be supplied by the township. A eerti- fled ehedne for $1,000, intist no, com pa ny tend (3t% 'fender may ho ohtained front the Under- signed. Al] bidders intik. 'Use Township Tender Form: Lowest or ally tender not rteees, sorily accepted. Clerk, Towm3bip 011 avoy.. Mrs, Pi, Ali OitrOfft who. poomtc webbing that protects a motorist or.._ passenger from injury in an accident by "tearing apart". has been developed in England. Th.F: idea comes from bomb brake parachutes.- The webbig is called "Ply Tear Webbing" It is made in layers. like plywood. tear apart. And the tearing hoth the energy of the imktet and the deceleratioin of the body's forward Inurement. Su ti person "hurts" his seat belt, but not himself. Looking for bargains? Head the I elassifiPd ads.