HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-01-15, Page 4THIS FATAL ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY
EXCESSIVE SPEED!
LOCATIONt
A curve oh Highway NO.36
-TIME: 7.20 p.m.
ROAD stiaPACE:
Asphalt. Dry
RESULt
Passenger kiiied. Driver
seriously injured.
Thiel car wee travelling north at high speed, The
driver, riot familiar with'the Toad, failed to make the
CitrVe, The eat crossed the highway and wrapped
itself around a tree.
Tile driVer'S Wife Was orb:died to death and he was
badly injured.
When he recovered lie was Charged with cateleaS
driving and hla licence suspended,
This is jiiet One of.the countless accidents caused by
Ceasive speed. Think about this picture the next t ,,you Start to press year accelerator past the
safe limit.
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Tronn &I the annual meeting of
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Tuesday, .Tairmary 14th.
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United Church W. M. 5,
The January meeting, of the Ethel
United Church Women's Missionary
Society was held at the home of Mrs,
Wm. Dobson with twelve ladies
present.
Mrs, de :Doelder was in charge or
the devotional period.
Mrs. Les. Earl read the scripture.
A hymn was sung.
The president, Mrs. Quest Dobson,
took charge Of dihe business.
Roll call was -answered by pay.
meat of fees,
Group leaders were appointed for
three months each:
Mrs. Bert Godden
Mrs. James Pearson
Mrs. Joe Pearion
Mrs. Geo. Pearson
. 'Topic was taken by member's on
Japan:.
, Meeting closed with a hynin.
' Mrs. Dobson closed the meeting
with benediction and Lord's Prayer.
Lunch was served by the hostess.
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