The Brussels Post, 1969-06-05, Page 7IT'S SPRAYING TIME
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
HERBICIDES TO FILL EVERY NEED
Including Green Cross Kill..,More for those tough
weeds in Cereal Crops and Corn.
Also PATORANI the leading Herbicide for
White Beans and Soy Beans.
Check with us for supplies and recommend.,
ations at Competitive Prices.
4:1"119Tcli.
LIMITS'
"The Most Value. For The Farmer's Dollar"
Call 199 Brussels
CUSTOM BACKHOEING
LOADING, EA,C, •$11,1.i.ING, 84 EXCAVATING
CALL COLLECT 527 - 1065 SEAFOR rH
CONTACT
JOHN ROCK — R R..2, SEAFORTHL
PHONE 527 0497
or.
JIM ALEXANDER — R. R. 4, WALTON
AT THE ABOVE NO. ALREADY LISTED
All Others games at 7.00 o'clock fective than properly used hand
MONEY
At*: IN .
B RUSSELS.•'C ►S T.
CLEARANCE
SALE
OF ENTIRE STOCK
GREAT SAVINGS ON —
DR E S S E S — MISSES and HALF-SIZES UP TO 26 1/2
SHORTS and SLACKS— UP TO SIZE 42
SLACK SETS
SWEATERS, SHELLS, TOPS,
SLIPS, HALF-SLIPS and PANTIES
Small Size Up To Oversize
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
WHITE SISTER UNIFORMS
JEAN'S F SHION SHOPPE
PHONE 19f)
BRUSSELS Ofeit
1311USSEILEIPOSTI BRUSSEILS. ONTAili0 THURSDAY, JUNE Uiii 5th, 1960
:1!0 you wonder what kind
toothbrush you ShOuld huy?
Months differ greatly and, be-
cause of this, the dentist
have a :110c1 fie reason for recom-
mending a toothbrush of -special
design. Vol. most people, however.„:
a toothbrush v,111 do as more et-.
fective job if it is small, says the
federal health department . publi
cation, "Dental Health Mannar!
While there aro 00 the market .
electric toothbrushes, recognized
by the profession as safe and of-
feclive, i ions differ as to
whether or not they are. more ef-
manipulated 1000 m-dies.
Irowevor, for nandionnoed
sons and under special, eireurn
SO 0 veS, 11(1ttl0 ()10e trie. tooth-
brushes have proven lo be more
orrectiv( and easier la handle.
ihan .ordinory toothbrushes,
After use, the toothbrush Flu)ild
lice rinsed well ilt cold. water only,,
and up to dry, in sti(lit
way that the bristles of otiwr
brushes will not come into eon..
toot with it,
Lt is wiser to have two tooth
brushes, and to use them alter-
nately, says the maituel,
lIepariment of Health and
Welfare.
WALTON
• NIaleolm Fraser is a patient in
Sopforth Community Hospital.
Miss NAlie 1102111, daughtor of
Mr. and .Mrs. Martin Haan has
entered die.i.ctic internship at.
Toronto General. Hospital having
completed her second year. at
l7niversity.
Mrs. George Pundits has return
ed home after spending two weeks
With members of her family at
Toronto and Oakville..
Mr. Leonard Locating has been
hosiOtalized iii Sopforth Com.
inanity Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs, Douai,~ LaWIOSS.
and Dianne, 4.1urlington, visited
with her parents, Air. and Mrs.
Wilbur• Turnbull.
• Walton students of the Sea-
forth District High School who
took a bus trip to Now York in-
eluded •Gail Traviss, Gail Searlo,
Shirley Williamson, Beverley Mc-
Call, Brenda ,Bewley, Dianne
loraser, trnina. Shortreed, Connie
Marks, Neil McDonald,
Coutts, Christine Lee, Sharon
Brued
),t.cDonald
Mrs. Gordon MOGaVin, Mrs.
Wilbur Turnbull and Mrs. Tor-
rance Oundas and Mrs. Pouglas
Ennis attended the meeting of the,
Huron County Historical society
held in Auburn,
SEA,FORTH
U PHOLSTERY
Centre Street
For ail kinds of upholstering
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
....„„.„...ftwornsusisoorman,,,ora. ifs
BERG
gales Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
go stabling
DONALD G. IVES
R.R. 2; EiLletH
Phone Eirueildie 443W4
-itemt2tes si soit
EE W'\TER WISE!
Iti 0'11 age of unt,rect ,
dented -pf.fluence for a .gretti, many
people. • They • have more money
and, leisure lime ilion ever: before.
lint this affInenee: also brings
problems,
Our lakes are rapidly her
-Ito. as COng6 titCal [Mr high-
ways,. The, canons •disregard for
oth.or • people by rutckless drivers
on the 'water is causing -untold
suffering to the victims and their
families.
Last ,r-oar. :10; people tirovned
ti result. of limiting accidents,
many of which occurred because
'of ignorance or Oa T'0105[4.110SH.
1x1111 e' (Ii tit (‘ at cit.1011tS \'Q 'L•• caused
by overloading 0 h(i0f, with pass-
engers or baggage . the failure
to wear life jackets ... lack of at-
tention to weather warnings.
'rite Canadian Red ('tits:; sot-
ieLy believes that theai r man)
drowning toll can be substan--
Gaily reduced if Canadians will
IFNI [a) 111111 111.'1[['liCe 116 basic rules
wtHer safety, To hell) With this
problem, Ihe Rod Cross has a
compreliens're programme rang-
ing from leaebing beginners to
si,vini to inStructor training.
.44- special course survival
,:zwimming -- is designed to teach
,winion ,rs and 110/1-SWIRIMer5
in do it they find themselves
h. danger, Anyone 'who has fallen,
or been pushed, into the water
knows how easy you panic. You
struggle lo reach the surface, you
gasp fill' and swallow water,
at id you become we./kor by the
minute, The Survival Swimming
coarse teaches you how to meet
such situations, A.nd through its
Water Safety Programme, the Red.
Cross helps people to enjoy walet
sports with minimum riskP Cours-
es afro available in. most com-
..1t ,nitios thiS summer.
June ! 1,3 7h Ited Crewri
Safety Week, This week and all
summer be water wise!
G Lucknow at illyth
110 Myth at .W01ton
112 — Brussels at Blyth
17 — Myth at Wingham
1.1) ---,••Blyth at lielgrave
21 Blyth at Ripley
• 26. Whitechurch a,t Myth.
30— Myth at. LucknoW'
July.
•3 — 'Walton of Blyth •
8 Blyth at, lIrtissels
10 — Wingham at. Blyth
lti — Belgrave at Blytt.
:1G -- t 13lyth •
Lucknow and Ripley games are
8.00 o'clock games
BANTAM SOFTBALL THE TOOTHBRUSH.
June AND, ITS CARE
Blyth at. Whitechurch