The Brussels Post, 1976-12-15, Page 20A BOOMING BUSINESS -- The Brussels Leo Club
not only had a float in the Santa Claus parade on
Saturday, they sponsored a bake sale right after the
in SEAFORTH
• is • 0 0
...A Happy Child
. . . Mistletoe and Holly
. . . Convenient Shopping Hours
. Bright Lights
. .. Friendly Courteous People
. . . A Large Gift Selection
. . . Over.65 Stores and Services
. Playing
parade, Business was brisk and club members
soon sold out of baking and made some mono
community projects: (Photo by Lan
One Winner each day. until Christmas
$10 per day Dec. 16, 17 and 18
$25 per day Dec. 20 - Dec, 24
Watch for posters in participating stdrea. • CHRISTMAS IS... Shopping SEAFORTH
Be "ON THE SPOT"
At These Participating Seaforth .Merchants
VINCENT 'FARM. EQUIPMENT
SINCERITY SHOES
ROTH'S FOOD MARKET' • steDIMAN'S-
-SEAFORTH- JEWELLERS
FRANK KLING LTD.
LARoNefis
STEWART BROS,
BILL O'SHEA MEN'S WEAR
SEAFORTH IMPORTS
HURON EXPOSITOR
A & F CRAFT BOUTIQUE
ARCHIE'S SUNOCO
PUMPER MUSIC
BOB &B ETTY'S VARIETY
KEATINGS PHARMACY
SILLS- HARDWARE
CANADIAN -TIRE
JACK & JILL SHOP
SEAFORTH AUTOMOTIVE
GRAVES PAINT & PAPER
BOX FURNITURE
WHITNEY'S FURNITURE:
SEAFORTH FARMERS 00-0P
Gaunt
a$ks _for
recycling-
program
Speaking during debate on
the Estimates of the Ministry -of
the Environment, Liberal Critic,
Murray Gaunt, M,P.P.
(Huron-Bruce) called upon the
Government to embark upon a
concerted programme of energy
conservation, waste management
and recycling.
"Such a programme is vitally
important,,and should be initiated
without delay", said MrGaunt.
"Ontario's industrial production
has, in the_ past, been based on
our alitiost unlimited supplies of
raw materials- and energy. Now
we find ourselves at a crossroads:
our non-renewable resources are
greatly depleted, and other
provinces are kalously guarding
their own. ."-s,
"We have, entel:ed\sa new era:
we need new bbjeqives ,
technology and government
policies, otherwise we< shall
stagnate industrially, with
resultant 'increased.
Unemployment, and possibly a
mass exodus of our young people.
If we continue as we have to date,
Ontario will, in another ten or
fifteen years, no longer be 'a
place to stand'.
"Extravagant use.of our energy
and natural resources must end.
Other countires have- efficient
recycling pla ns which recover
cellulose fibre, ferrous and
non-ferrous metals, glass,
synthetic-liquid and gas fuel, soil
conditioning compost, yeast,
animal food -pellets and mineral
wool from garbage and industrial
waste.
"Energy supply is the key to
industrial expansion, job creation
and maintenance of our present
standard of living. Methanol, on
which the Germans were running
their cars , prior to the Second
Wbrld War, can be produced from
garbage, and cars can burn this
product with very little
adjustment to the carburetor and
manifold system. This has great
potential for agricultural and
industrial use, especially.
"The Government should move
to end the further utilitzation of
land-fill sites for garbage ;, and
undertake a firm commitment to a
conservation and recycli ng
programme. We need recycling
plants and a marketing board
which will co-ordinate the supply
and distribution of reclaimed
materials."
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moment to place a Brussels Post
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To advertise, just Dial Brussels
887-6641.
CHRISTMAS
TREES
Scotch Pine
FOR SALE
1.11.1KEESO & SONS LTD.
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Or those who wInk to pi and
Mit their Mini Christman tree,
on iittendant wit! be Pre Sent at
Our Christmas tree Farm 1 V2:
miles east of Molaiwartli
thence 2'/1 tidies Oath
an,
SatoDete18,Sus.Dee.19
Time 9:06 a.m. to 5ti.af Pars.
Price' 53.06
Please bring your own nilw.
Tree* available at our bush
only.
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