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c 21‘aingialliiiiiMiliNINIMINISINaktilliailliiiallialiiiiganEigil MRS.. MARY E. AMES
A funeral service for the late
Mre. Mary E. Ames of Ethel was
conducted on Wednesday, June
24th at 2 p.m. iu Ethel United
'Clinrcb. by Rev. Alan Johnston
of Brussels.
During the service .4bert
Cunningham, of Ethel,
nepneW of the deceased, sang I
``Beyond The Sunset".
l'allbearerO Were Dien Ames,
'Glenn gliellit )Errine Hunter,
Bruce Bateman, John Bryans
and William Biyand, :.
Plower bearers were grand-
jNELTRANCE, COMPANY.
Main Streal
SEAFONITH
kiddiciLLOP MUTUAL
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
thrum
• TOWn Dwellings
a AO Classes of Farm PraPaczN
• Summer elPttaise
* Gittlirettois. OntInnino mow
alteade0 ammo ['ems
swim rust omits% nalui.
Me.) is SISP ry
daughters, Marion Leonard, AGOIT13; James KeyA, RR 1, Seaforth; V'..7. Line RR IS. SiMiTortr ;
Cheryl Ames, Porte 4:anna,_ n iml,per, 3s.. Lond(.2,0:erc.; `lei vrn Baker. *easels% lituret,,
Joan ,Coghlin, Joan Ames. attires, Clanter4 (leorge Caane. Dann*i3. Alatoa. Engert.,
131010 took place in 13russes,'
cemetery,
" zoos' agiosturanorsonammemaniro
all -types an. Ontario. This is
enough people to populate a city
the size of Brantford.
12 TIMES AS
REG. SULLIVAN
Livestock Ti arispOrt
TRANSPORT P. C. V. CLASS F.
ALL LOADS FULLY Mania)
Hog Pick-up Days Tuesdays and Thursdays
Phone 242,1 Brussels, Ont.
MRS. WILLIAM FLOOD
A funeral service for Mrs.
William. Flood, Seaforth, was
eonducted Friday afternoon • at
2 p.m, by Rev. Douglas Fry, of
First Presbyterian Much, at
the Box funeral home. Mrs.
Flood, the former Juneve Eliz-
abeth 111111; died Wednesday, In
Scott Meinlifial 060104 Seal
forth, follOWitik an illness of
three years.
Burial followed in Brussels
cemetery.
Pallbearers were James KeYs,
Michael Kenny, Clarence Martin.
H4rvey Dolmage, Hod-
ge& and Elmer Rivera.
ENOUGH PATIENTS TO
POPULATE A CITY
,Everyday about 66,00Q people
are under care in hospitals of
UN LP, Als,154LANCE SERVICE
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q. C..
BRUSSELS PHONE 120
Tuesday and Saturday A !Jay — Office Open Every Day
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PANICING FOR REGISTERED GUESTS
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Doubles $10-$12:30
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tJEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE —
Tuesdays, Thursdays; Fridays, end Saturday cm.
7 htlieday evenings by appointment only. Phone Seaforth 7511
Clinton Office — Clinton Medical Centre, Rattenbury. Street
Monday and Wednesday 0:00 to 5:30 pen. Phone 4424010
DRIVE SAFELY. GET
HOME IN ONE PIECE
ttikiiiitti •'----- Me Ontario Depart-
ment of Transtiort Will. trY this
summer to promote safe driving'
by reminding motorists thai
while getting away from it all is
wonderful, it's nice to get home in
one piece.
The Department's advertising
and puliliditY eittipaign will be
built around fife theme "WO1114,
n't it be nice it everyone get
home - - drive carefully thl4
weekend." And the emphasis,
said 'Honourable Irwin REtskett,
Ontario's Minister of Transport,
is on the word "everybody '.
aN%re people are on the high-
ways, travelling greater ditst-
ances, in July and August than
in other months, Some of them
don't pay enough attention to
special summer hazards," said
Mr. fleeted,
Special summer hazards in-
chide fatigue due to driving
longer than accustomed dist-
ances; heavier traffic; unfamil 11 -
iar roads; overloaded cars; and
the effects of heat and speed on
tires and Other parts of cars.
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