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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-08-17, Page 2Name Address City Zone Prov. Ontario • Department of Tete & Information 1967 BEAUMONT ":' .... . .. . Styling changes emphaSike the lean, elean contemporary lines of popular Beaumont for 1967 eXerriplified by the Custom sport coupe (above), Freshly-styled features include new hood and fenders, rear panels, and neve grille and headlights exclusive to Beaumont. Front and rear but-riper bars have also Undergone styling changes. Available in two series —Beaumont arid 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 Strata bucket front seats, centre floor console with either 4-speed or automatic transMission. Engines available for Beaumont range from an Econofiame 140-hp si:t up to an Econo-Jet 350-hp V8, Latter is available only on Custom rnodels with the "sports option", Many new standard safety features include the OM-developed energy-absorbing steering cOltinth which telescopes up' to 8 4 itiehea. r te.,. • 01151.4 'N:44 Biti:JSSELEi POST ‘i.7SSE91.4S ONTA.R.i0 1`11,1 1t liA Y, AUG. 17th, 1967 it GENTLEMENS CLUB NEWS 11 trep. I need an a,ccordian player and a girl singer. Must ha.ve, it good, will go to Zuxpe. All other eugage- molts in Ontario. Write me after Friday 1Stlt 1 tun leaving now fur Belleville, Kingston and Corn- wall, aui leaving un my own free will, Last Saturday Prime TholnP. Soil ordered Me Out of town. Didn't care just Where I went, as long as I went, Wan Campbell said he anew Where I was going eventually and hoped_ it would be soon. Roy Turley mentioned Halifax, he pronoonoett it genitax. Th4 Jefilettor Great Ontario Adventure Vacations M.V. Notre Dame de l'Esperance at Moosonee The Trail to Arctic Tidewaters On an Arctic Tidewater Adven- ture Vacation, to Moosonee ' and Moose Factory Island, you'll rub shoulders with Indians, Eskimos, traders and prospectors from a thousand miles around. Rudson Bay. At Ontario's last frontier, you'll taste the flavour of a pioneer past and sense the prospect of a nation's great future. On your way from North Bay to Cochrane--departure point for the fabled Polar Bear Express —you can swim, fish and boat in Ontario's most beautiful tree- fringed lakes, visit world-famous gold mines and gigantic wood-pulp mills, scratch hope- fully among. Cobalt's abandoned silver workings. Comfortable accommodation and well-serviced campsites are always near, along smooth, easily-travelled highways. An Arctic Tidewater Adventure Vacation will thrill your family to their very bones. Would you like to have mare informa- tion? Just mail the coupon, today. Province of Ontario, t , Department. of Tourism & information, ..1 Parliament Buildings, Room it Toronto 2. 42a Please send ,me details about. an Arctic Tidewater Adventure Vacation. tertible thing. Just because 1. , haNe great mental powers they all wish sue ill, I told Campbell h I I Wont with One of his horses i WuLLlti be along time Oil the read. 17riilay 'alto mien. Charley Draper ordered nie out al the card them. as pia.; with him se Led to agree taut i should uo sou 1 Mae just beaten \•\ alter lwrr so he said. to hurry (WWII. the steps by talltug. -.t one time Wits respr cted but, alas. ..)1) Lli uLlicittis over this inerimig. tient: belloWs and they are holding their Pair ouneau ay bop I., 20 Lit. itll top entertainers, if Brussels. don't hire me 1 eaggestu owly go to Langton, stene date. A pro- phet is 'not without, nonor except fie ,aruSSels, unless yen art.) a strip tease. I Iii eetteig misty again - so aux .lily , eomma tills ASPiettie POISONliNG Ace* sail duce norinale, 1 Lew, CU 1.0 /As o i ll, pcircenti; ill Lae.: ,veu poloonnigs ri.:perten Iii Cam eta ,Nu outer product, or protium, grump aeprottenes aspirin as a cause ot poisoning. A special committee itepointeu by the Department 01 .oditemai llealtll tine] NA cliare, was recently asked to invesLigute aspirin, poisioning. Tile eununittee s re- port is reviewed in. the current issue of the Canadian_ Medical ..,ssociation . Journal. Over SO percent of the poison.- legs reported in 1964 were in children under 5 years of age. Aspirin products alone were r e,- sponsible for e9 percent of all poisonings in children of this age, The Journal commented that al- though the poisonings are usually described as an. accident, the "accident' is the result of adults allowing the drug to be available The reduction of this type of poisoning can only be achieved by it long range educational pro- gramme designed to sharpen the safety conscience of adults, The Committee made several rocommendatiOns which they felt would help reduce the incideece of aspirin poisoning. That only ly4 grain dosage strength of acetylsali, cylic acid be designated as ""Children's Size" and that the quantity in any indivi. dual retail package be ]milted to 24 doses. — That the labels of paelt, ages of aspirin, preparations contain a legible, ciatispieuotta \Ye riling. — That a "Child-proof" or "child-resistent" closure required on alt retail pack- ages, except on snail Con, tai tor S. -- That educational Oro- graniiiies of a. coiitifining epee:ie.:the week. .1 need help for S'atuteiay meat August 26, Wtiodstoelf Fair, Union rates to prevail. bye for now anti nci t week 1. am going' to write an article oe, ghosts. Please phone me it you play an 'accordian, 213W. Yours Truthfully T. K. F. vanar.: amp:a...x:747;z% Lan ntiz.,...vra By •upplyinf l, flow you wil l iweivo your first payment in January 1968, 1\hen persons "olio how o reached the al ,e of •• boOorne co,igibll' for ' • An Old Ate- sect:. rcz ,.0t.1 local Post Office, er by w .o Security in t y;Rir net a pamphlet giving full information about You Old Age Security pension `!''C: 'or for your 67t1 birthday. 4,7htiIineti at your • ! Oirectu:' of Old Age • • ill, it you will receive Old Age Security. GUARANTEED RIC '6UFPLEMENT As soon as your Ced Age Sticurity eiLesion is approved, you will be sent -information aboot .the Guareetteel Incomc Supp!ement and an application form. You may be entitled to a supplement which, together with your Old Age. Security oension,: bill euarantee you a monthly income of at'lcast $105.00. ISSUED BY THE HON. ALLAN J. MacEACHEN, MINISTER THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE leTra-3. razeavx naumzszte",10f,irmr)L-satzv.::..1527..7.rwrze.r..1=mr.imaTer..1:::...imeazvcFrcu::=17.,...n.scommiss leniUSZEZEratWAgraaltariTYPPL, 7:74741,t3LeYieie.teir:T-17-7t. • nature be undertaken to caution the public — without out creating unnecessary fear of the drug or doubts' relative to its value when, ustcl properly. That e warning statement or messages be part of every piece of advertising present- ed in all public media of coin nunii cad on The editorial said that the re- commendations ot: the Commit- to are directed primarily at the maoatticturers of aspirin and Parents. It encouraged physicians to reinforce educational program- met; by warning parents of the potential dangers of aspirin Particularly with pre-school aged. children The editorial also reported that Canada has the unenviable dirt 'notion of having the highest ac- cident rate of children under year of age in the civilized world; Canada also has the highest ac- cident death, rate for children between the ages of 5 and nine. The editorial stated that while poisoning 'by aspirin is not a Major cause of death among children, such • deaths do occur and can be prevented.