HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-11, Page 2T I14DAY, ,11"14Y !Ma, 19118
You know what it's like when you take
your wife for a drive in the country. She.
has a nose for auctions like you wouldn't
believe, Stop! she'll cry. I believe that brass
bed would, be perfect for Jimmy's room! •
So you stop.
• And one brass hcA, two dining room
chairs, a drop-lc:If tattle and a lampshade
later, she thi riY.s she'.. ready to tio.
Times like; this, it's nice to have cash
on hand. Use your Commerce Chequing
Account to cover your knoWn expenses-7
and keep a, cushion in a Savings Aoount.
Most times, both problems and oppofr
(unities call for cash, And the family who
can pay cash is the family in control.,.. .
• keep -cosh- on hand
atthe Commerce.
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BAN K-OF COMMERCE
The reason for this warning is,
that the two types of tires behave
differently when running and r if
mixed, could throw an automobile
out of Control.
This results from the fact that
in. the radial ply tire, the cords
which form the tire body run
straight across the tire, whereas
in the bias ply, belted bias, wide
oval arid other tires the cords
cross the tire at an angle.
With the wide variety of tire
designs now available, the Council
urges drivers ton make sure all
tires on their cars are of the same
type of CO OStrlletiOn.
O'er safe driving, remember that
four of a kind heats two pair any
day.
HEALTH TIPS
FROM THE O.M.A.
Antihistarnies
While, antihistamines can help.
relieve the annoying symptoms
a cold. they have nothing to- do
with. ('tiring 0 cold.. The Ontario
:Medical Association advises that
general measures such as wuritth,
suite-win rest and sleep, and the,
avoidance of exposure will do
much more. to help the patient
while the cold runs its coarse,
People who use antihistainines
0110111(1 remember two irtiPortarit
points:
1, it might riot he a cold they
are treating, Many other 6ondi,
Lions tan catteiri the Sathe
toms as ,the common cold, includ,
ing allergies, measles, and Other
infectious diseases.
2, Antihistamines have
effects. They cause drowiness.
Pilots are not ailoweu to use anti-
histamines while flying, and
drivers of automobiles should be
extra careful if they're taking
a.ntlhisiaminos, S ()maim e,s anti-
histamines will upset the stomach
aggravate colds. \Vhilo rare, it Is .
possible ter the tissue fihreS., or
certain dyes and chemicals used in
the. Manufacture of tissues, ton
irritate some pi':,01110. Mu:,( of (hese
discover this for themselvs, and •
use cloth handkerchiefs.
isolntod then, in total cinfk-
noss, and adniinisterod cathartics
in laic cf rctt'isto frighten. them. into
health. •
Only IniagtruOile difficulties
(.311.'t tie ovo.reorno..
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LUNCHEON DATE
When top perforniers like movie star Charlton Heston visit Toronto. they can he
counted upon to stop by arid chat with 5iwood Glover on hie successful Luna.
t,,Ort Date- showt vvRieh will agaTh tls surntrierr be SbOWn On the 0F3C-,TV network.
occasionallY 4.'aus6 TIMES HAVE CHANGED
Cetus, a
lieved that rough
that paper tissues
that some frighten patients out of
Hitless. Ile chained and
Or bowel, and
an allergy.
trettiinceat
The 0.11.A, reports
people find
'would.
men tal
starved
Roman physittian,
THE Biltossms POST, BRUSSMS.
(=mimes wee end
drivers get a
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THE SAFETY CAMPAIGN
With the new radial ply tires
corning on the market in large
quantities, the Canadian •Fj.gbwaY
;Safety Council warns drivers
never to mix them with .the older
cooyential bias ply tires or bias
belted tires.
if you're using convential tires
. .. use tour It you plan to use
Mr and Mrs Mose were both, radial tires, buy four. ACtually
presented with gold wristwatches buy five, for even the sPare
for their Golden Anniversary frota should match,
their daughter, Mrs. Luella. G-ropp,
also of ,Milverton, Numerous
other gifts were received from
friends and relatives. Congratula-
tory telegrams were received from
tiv Right Honorable Pierre. Elliott
Trudeau, Prime Minister of Ganda'
the Honorable Robert L. Stanfield
leader or the opposition; His Ex-
cellency, Governor General. Roland.
Mitchener; the Honorable John
Roberts, Premier of Ontario; the.
Honorable 1. Waldo Monteith,
M.P. for Pcrih.
Mr. and Mr,- Mose w .re married
on June .12, 1.9.1 5, in the Presby-
terian manse at Prussels, by the
late T:Vv. Mann, 'neir attendants
were Mrs. Russell Knight of Brus-
sels and the late Win Neil of
"Walton. Poilyving their marriage
they fornvid short period of
time. 1:len moved to Walton. where
Mr. Mose was employed with the
C. P.R. Ire was transferred tci
Ge Eeph Junction in 1924, then
ninved to Milverton in 1027. and
retired as section foreman in 1.957
Mrs. Mose was born in firuee
Township, a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Main Sholdice of
Walton. She has two brothers,
• David o f P11.031 a ne of
Stratford: two sisters. ;Nil's. Rus-
sell (Ella) Knight of Brussels and
Mrs. Orval (Nora) Whitfield of St,
Catharin.es.
Mr, Mose was the son of the late
Mr. a.ad Mrs ja.mes Mose of Mt-,
Killop Township. His two sisters,
Mrs. Beatrice Young of Liatowel
and Mrs. 1'theJ IlouAton of Goder-
leh, took )1;01 in the celebration,
Mr, and Mrs Mose had two
GOLDEN WEDDING daughters, Mrs. Luella Gropp, who
resides in Milverton and. Mrs.
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED Ethel Margaret Fleming- who died
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lose, eight years ago. They have three
grandchildren and one great grand known residents of M ilv.P..-rton • g
observed their 50th wedding antri.
versary by holding "open house"
for the occasion. Sisters of Mr,
Mose, Mrs, Beatrice Young, of
Lisiowel, and Mrs Ethel Houston
of Goderich, poured tea during the
afternoon as guests called to offer
their congratulationS, They were
assistgd by the celebrants' grand.
daughter. Miss Karen. Groop, oY
Milverton. In the evening dinner
was provided at Christ Anglican
Church, for th , couple by members
of the family and served by the
ladies of the church,