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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-01-26, Page 7— for 1 year for 2 or 3 years 1967 BEAUMONT .:.;. • ; ' • ,•. ' . .... . TIM BAUSS141/S POST ONTARXO Tit URSDAY, JAN. 26th, 1967 BRUSSELS POST ROY Cry, KENNEDY. Publisher Published ; cinussELs, PYPry ThLirsday Authorized 7rh sorond Class Anil, Post Office Department, Ottawa t.,q~,it listed .'ervinq the Ferollni,: Cornrow:02Y M rrt±e r eetcly Newspapero Association rovespapers Asmstistlefa .4110••• t'ixtN JACKSON AUCTIONEER PHONE: 291,44S0 •via BAUE FERGUSON DEALER e:'.ia raoiete Line Of I IQ-NI Farm Equipm ent PHONE 5 BRUSSELS, ONT, WINGIHAi To. uAL SHOP DUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Wok Day Your Guarantee for Over 85 Years CEMETERY LETTERING BOX 155 WINGHAM -ICHN MALLicK D. RANN FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE BERVICIL Lis,ensecl Funeral °tractor and Embalm, PHONE 36 nr SRUSGILII, OPT, CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL J. H. CRAWFORD, Cie C. N. A, SHEPHERD, PA.A L.L.B, !trusses and WIngliona Phone 120 Phew° 367-3614 J. E. LONGSTAFF' r1PTOMOTRIST SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE Tuesda y s, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday a.m. Thursday evenings by appointment only. Phone Seaforth 527.1240 Clinton Office — Clir'rdn Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street Monday and WednesclAv 8:00 to 5:30 p.m. Phone 482-7011 PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS SPECIALIST IN HOG SLATS, SIDEWALK SLABS, PATIO STONES (Dept. of Agriculture Tested) ERNIE BACK & CO. BRUSSELS, oricrARio PHONE lb HURON T.B. ASSOCIATION SHORT OF OBJECTIVE it has nothing to do with ' ploughing, but a rather startling statistic came out of the Inter- national Ploughing Match held. near Seaforth last October. The Perth and Huron County Tuberculosis Associations had a mobile x-ray unit there and offer- ed a free chest x-ray to anyone who asked for it, A total of 772 people took advantage of the free aervice. This was the startling result: Mien the medical specialists collinieted their examihat- aitentfon. ion of the ic-rays, they found that 4.5 of the 772 had chest ditions that Made further med. ical exitrirm'afion advisable', 'rhe 45 persons were so informed. Of the 45 having abnormal chest: coif- ditions, two were described aff having "urgent need's of medical' a tenti on. The fact that 45 had chest con- ditions that warranted further medical examinations does not mean that they were ail sliffer" ing from tuberculosis. The repOri does mean that those- 45 claesisi did riot look like normal ones. These 45 people might have tuber- culosis conditions or other lung diseases or they may indeed have no present illness. The 1.-Tmon County Tuberculosis Association carries on a continu- airs effort to find out who these people are, in order that they may be given help. The Huron Association Is spend- ing at the rate of 113,000 per year, Right now only T11,593.30 has been subscribed. We, believe the people of Huron want the Assoc- iation to press on with its work of education and chest clinics. The hard fact is that the pace of the work can be maintained only if the public gives the m on- 'S, Gifts may be forwarded to Mrs. D. C. Cornish, Secretary, 'lox 234. Seaforth. W. D. H. 5. VARIETY CONCERT The students of the Wingliani District High School will present their annual Variety Concert in the School Auditorium on Thiiit- day and Friday evenings, Trebr. , nary 1G and 1.7. WRIER INTEREST GUARANTEED • 1,NVESTIMENT . • CERTICATES 2 0 — for 4 or 5 years Available in amounts of $100.00 or more. An ideal investment for,security and high return. The Industning. MorigItge A.. Trust 0 Company Established 1889 OFFICES: — Forest Sarnia liketroffa Strethroy Contact our Representative SELWYN. BAKER Phone 79 Brussels WATCH YOUR BOY PLAY MINOR HOCKEY JAN. 28 "111.111,1121 EISA INENSEMEIMIIHEILINISSIDIM411113VINIV PiL.KILLOP MUTUAL fiRE iNsURANCE COMPANY Office — Main Stritet SEAFORTH Insures Town Dwellings All Classes of Farm. Property Summer Cottages Churches, Schools, Halls Extended coverage (wind, smoke. water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiner, Jr. Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth ltilE121EMMIN111191116101 ISIIIMEMIVAREIMPliAl;:irMEOFREDIZI7.r CatiOcies 02004 Elgin aitadavard at Laurier Ave. NS Wilds &teens - Fist TV and We Alkoteencilitkammi launvits Ili magiNGm4ismIED GOOTZ ItAktiV Skim Cuts Staf/o $7.30-$9.25 rmxiolis Stt)-$021!:00 ° CEntrat 5-3333 sr 74, tAin Styling changes emphasize the lean, clean contemporary lines of popular Floa.:,•;,)nt for 1967 exemplified by the Custoin•sport mime (above). Freshly-styled features inelutlo new hood and fenders, rear panels, and new grille and headlights exclusive to Beaumont. Frt• and. rear buinper bars have also undergone styling changes. Available in two series - Beaionont and Custom — and in nine models, Beaumont is available with many options and accessories. including front disc brakes on all power brake-equipped models. A luxury "sports option", available at extra cost on Custom Sport coupe and Custom convertible only. includes Strato bucket front seats. centre floor console with either 4-speed or automatic.. tron:nnission. Engines available for Beaumont range from an. Eel:mot:lame 140-hp six up to au Fleono-Jo ?•50-1,p Latter is availtible only on Custelt Models With the ".sports onfion". Many r+, e. stqn(litrd safety features inclucle t,llel0,,K-clevoieped energy-obsorbIng steering contnn te.10 ,40,0% up toe% fndhes.