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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-04-16, Page 6The Bouquet Invitation Line tztzto needn't bo expenaira. toOatititui botig.,:r4 !Trir,tgttprz proves this with ttati rtte0 enquitite paperl, t-ypo fact35 and workroconithip you coyid w4th fed II kintuku It-torma.Entlrayino-n*ta folW lotigging--olecygo ki1 01P finqi t;-A' fAltifiV SJ 0110! •w uw15ilt-41 AnnounCeMent. utledge 5c to $1.00 Store Has Been Appointed Agent F01 HARRISTON DRY CLEANERS PICKUP AND DELIVERY AT RUTLEDGE STORE OR AT YOUR HOME EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING introductory Offer; 20%.'OFF ALL DRY. (LEANIN F Monday, Apr:' 13th To Thursday, Apor:1 23rd WATCH THE MAIL FOR WINDOW CARDS FiARIMSTON DRY CLEANERS A. McINTYRE, Owner GERALD NEUMAN, Salesma),,1 ftnumporiaralowilope- • The attack, against ecological disaste' must be sutainc'd op all fronts, through a series nit inter. national envit'oment standards that lay doWn requirements en- forevable on a regional basis. :Priorities in terms of growth must be. established and total sat- uration 'levels set up. These levois would estublisti how much tech- nology can be sustained by any one arou before .the enviromeut suffers. ideally, a system of `dynamic equilibrium' in which nature and technology are extuallY haltineed and sustain each other could be worked out in every area, Courts to preside over environ- mental laws, penalties for Pol- lution infractions, and new tech- nologies to devise engines and power that do not poison, are equally vital areas that should he developed. in the future of eel- lutivn ".\rnn has initnenF,e for environmental progress." said creasingly begin . . , the gods Professor Pearson. "We will in- or progress and blind growth fall. 'to see that life is better than mere ('sistenC'r . i.11 an iS 1101 lost." THE SALVATION ARMY . • RED SHIELD APPEAL 1970 SPring is the season'.of rehirth,• When the • days get noticeably longer. and the air gets warmer 'with PronliSes' of those lozY, hazy days of summer yet to come. it's impossible not to feel the upsurge of well being. Spring also is a re- Minder that the month of may brings with it the Red Shield cam- paign of The ;in117:111On Army. Once a year The Salvation ice y comes to you for support, in its work of caring for the elderly, res- cuing the an fortuna te.and help- ing those who 'MVO nowhere else to turn. This year when the snow molls. let your heart melt. also and help the Red Shield bring help and the promise ()I' spring into the lives of those to whom winter might Iasi cull year round if it weren't for the Red Shield or the Salvation Army. SEAFORT I-1 U P H o L S T E R Centre Street For all kinds of uphosterInr; Brussels Representative : SELWYN BAKER Salett Setvke• • bristtilialititi Prorti. gaTimAici. lit - atr fll4gtlf t1 Soh 404.11(1,4 DONALD e 4411 ot, '1414.44: gitliORIE1 THE BRUSSELS. VOST BRussELs, orrrAgio TRURSDAY, APRIL, 16th, 1970 ,ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, uNT. DOUG WARD and TAVERN TRIO FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY THE HARMONAIRES OF MILDMAY SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY tIE E.LA..INBOW ROOM WE FEATURE: 1 whey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chips POLLUTION PROBLEMS NEED RADICAL SOLUTIONS. Pollutioli li p 'weasel-word -, and today is lwinu used to rte' scribe everything from misuse W. the air. tvater and soil, tie I' of nol$,-, ana aesthetically often. sive Orcumstances, s.uys sm. Norman Pearson, • the Ventre for Resouree,, 11 - ment, Pniversity of (11101)11, Isho recently spoke on 'The Future with Pollution Control as part fg enyiromentul educational pro. gram provided by the Ontario Wri Crl It U. r a I College. professor Pop' ou st,:tofl this semarLc difficulty with word 'pollution' componnded the, Ina .Jor problem Most people face when considering the subject: the problem of ignoranr.e. Vague ch.. finatolls of the word could increase the overar, the issue, 1-.11'141 1'4 r,St ed anent, pollution, and the words. 'ecology' and 'environment' are heard everywhere, very few erce Siaer What ran be done rather than S;,tid about pollution prob- lems. :Voreover, some human titadPS nt:Oninit a frank nralSal nit pollution, The desire tor material growth, progress, eX- Pans:ion, rind boom, said. Proves.- ,zor Pearson. stands in the' way cut poihttion (•ontrol, Expansion is un- bounded No thought is given to the environmental cost 'When this oonsithwk4L feel in accusim, 'industry' or '0010- ,ve1'1?111ent inaCtion' Or manufacturers' . but shor• of ret,,ognking • 1119't their own car . • .• domestic routine . attitudes. :ire in the .SO3111, camp,- ' What, Is. heeded in the WU '{Yr• 1 q1'11Zit t4n4rot :stitd prorossdr i t-arsikit. '1.s.•tt lane holdin<tt aethin. WP utin, .,,;sree on some quite Chnnttei= of direction jiff •:14.7 it• Wlael(''. and the 'key any gress lies in better ...dc understanding'. Thf., ultimate .guardian of such ..a understandinit is the: vUll1h1011 w ho ullhltat.ely pays n...-iney or lost health -- for all -,pocts or (he Pollution problem (rW.:,.-11 must. elect govern- 1111-'11t oilir,ia.ls at every level who ,.;11•: ePply 0)10111 environmental Ignora11c(2 at every level inti,t also be admitted aryl 'movie c..)11 clarify the problems should lie sought out and paid for. MoLi ey must be spent on human itairr;etnent. but no longer on :.00ds that. ultimately iisid;ze the 'steady deterioration ;11r surroundings .. DOES THIS MEAN YOU? 11 el hate to keep harping on the subject, brit all (lie Posts dated ;January 1970, or previous t() that. ate 110W no allowed. three month ,: or more, iii mliPars. not paid by ht. end of this month they Will haye to be removed born our matting \Ve Omni: the many sub:icriberi; 'a-]in have responded so quickly to notice of expired subscriptions and asit all who have not done so to attend to it prOmptly,