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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-09-11, Page 2THURSDAY, SE1".1'. Ilth, 1.969 Akii5SELS, YOUR CLOTHES CARE AUTHORITY PHONE 291_3831 INCLUDING ALL WASH and WEAR GARMENTS Our A.gent In. The Brussels PEGELOW'S STORE LUCY'S GENERAL STORE Area is PHONE 83 CRANI3ROOK LISTOWEL DRY CLEANERS THE BRUSSEL POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO -For A I3etter USED CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE :I968 MONTAGO 2D HT. 8 cyl. Auto., Radio .1965 FALCON 4D 6 cyl, Auto. Trans. 1965 PLYMOUTH 4D 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. 1964 DODGE 4D 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. 1967 DODGE. 400 2 TON CAB & CHASSE SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON ALL 1969 FORD CARS 1970 MODEL TRUCK 1NOW ON DISPLAY BRIDGE MOTORS • YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD and THUNDERBIRD DEALER London (Western) , Sept, 5,13 A work day to prepare the Lucknuw Sept, 19,20 palace and grounds for the fair Milton Sept, 27 Will be a joint. project of the ladies tiverttm Sept, 20 and Men's division and will be Mount. Bridges, . ..... Oct 4 held on. Nunday afternoon, Sept, Mono! Forest. Sept. 9 ember 22. few hours Work from Neustadt Sept 20 anyone interested Will be much WALTON ..\1r. and Mrs. John Uordon are home after a mouth's vacation spent with relatives at Toledo, Ohio and elsewhere, Mr, and Mrs. Neil McGavin visited Man and His World while spending several days in Mont- real. Mr. Jim Rutledge, DondOn was a recent weekend visitor with the 1 lumphries famillies. Miss carol Wilbee has joined the teaching staff of the Clinton Public. Selma Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries spent a weekend at Wialkon and TOberrilOrY. Mr. and Mrs. Armour Dundas, London, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Torrance. Dundas. Miss Mary Bewley has entered St. Seseph's Hospital. London, for their new two year training course in nursing. Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Childerhose arid Dianne of St. Agatha, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, William Murray. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Bennett have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Rutledge in Ottawa. They made the trip by air, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Stimore, Stratford, recently visited with. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Reid. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie were Mr. and Mrs. 'Kenneth. Martin of. Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lydiatt and (family of L ondon. Joseph 3 Ryan and Miss Rose- mary Ryan pre home from their trip to the Western Provinces. It is 12 years since Mr, Ryan last visited in the West, Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Wm, Humphries, Mrs Allan Searle and Mrs. Gerald Watson attended the, 4-E Leaders Needlecraft Course held. in Wroxeter. (BLIND STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY Three women and seven men are blind university students from. Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, who are taking part in an orient- tation program sponsored by The Canadian National Institute for the Blind at the agency's Nat- ional Office in Toronto. Blind students have special !problems that their sighted friends do not have to Lace. A blind stint- ent often feels lost on a large campus and may be treated strangely on a small one, This progtiant will prepare these students for campus life. There are three parts to the program, The first is, How to Do It. Students ,leatin about getting volunteer readers, the CNIB re- cording services, a crash course in a special Braille shorthand, and advice Ott Writing exattin- ations. 11,any blind students Write their examinations With a Brail- le typeWriter, or give them verb- ally, Regardless of Method, it takes a blirid student longer and special arrangement innst be made with the university adrhin- Istration, A tour of the University of Toronto campas arid theYork University Library gives the group oh the scene eXperience. There are 148 blind university students from coast to ebaSt. on 36 campuses. They study every-, 11'0111 ,parb1.1 'work to eleattle 'BRUSSELS. WINGHAM 1969 ONTARIO FAIR DATES Aberroyle Sept. 20 Alvinston ...... Sept 27 Arthur Sept, 19 ,21 'Beam' „. Sept. 21 'yth „ Sept. 16, 17 -Brigden .. ... .......„„ Oct. 11. !BRUSSELS STIFT. 25, 26 13urford ........ Oct, 13 Drayton ...... Sept. 15 7.0rumbo Sept. Sept. 10,20 Dundalk Sept 13 Dungannon' Sept, 29, 30 Durham ,„.„, ... , ... Sept, 19,2 0 Embro ... „ — Sept, 13 &15 11:1irin Oct. 10, 11 & 13 Exeter „„,— .... ... . Sept, 19, 20 Fergus ..... .... .... ... Sept 13 Forest Sept 20 Georgetown Oct, 4 Gerrie Oct. 3, 4 .Grand Valley Sept. 27 Ha rristen Sept. 18 Ilderton Sept, 27 Eirkton Oct. 4 PHONE 249 PHONE 357-3460 ArKETAIC :New Hamburg Sept, 12, 13 Ohsweken (Six Nations) Sept 19, 20 Owen Sound „,..„,„...--, Oct. 2, 3, 4 Paisley Sept, 16 Palmerston Sept.30 Ripley Sept. 26, 27 Itnekten Oct, la, 11 & 13 St. Mary's Sept. 23, 24 Stratford Sept. 15, 16, 17 Turn Sept. 21 Teemvater Sept, 26,27 Thedford S<-pt 26 Thorndale Sept. 2C Tiverton Oct. 1 Toronto (Royal 'Winter Fait') Nov. 14 to 22 Walkerton Oct 22, 23 Wellesley Sept. 9, '10 Wi arton Sept. 11,12 Woodbridge ........ • Oct 11 & 13 \V).-elning Sept 13 Zurich Sept, 22 WORK BEE AT FAIR GROUNDS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY FOR ALL YOUR. Dry Cleaning and Shirt Laundering al engineering. The number of blind university stndentS haS doubled over the past five years, MORE TRAFFIC DEATHS THAN DROWNINGS IN SUMMER MONTHS Every summer in Ontario, drowning takes a high tell of lives, 13ut multiply the heartache and tragedy of our drowning deaths twice over and you'll. find a more relentless summer killer —traffie collisions. Drowning deaths peak during the summer months 01' ,Iune, July and August. During a three year period, 1.905-67, the average numb- er of drowningS each summer was 208. Highway fatalities still de.- counted for over twice as many deaths, with an average of 454 dying during the three summer inonths. Over the span of a full year, traffic colliSions Will kill five times more people than drowning. On the average, during the time period :1965-67, 1,017 traliffie fatal- Riese occurred in one year While drowning deaths averaged 322, Children within the age group hp to 11 years have the highest relative incident of drowning, .The highest number of deaths on the highway, the second high., est number of deaths by droVni• iii occurs in the ',dangerous teens" (15,19 years old) in this three-year study. GOLDEN WORDS BABY Where did you come from baby. <1 oar Out of the everywhere Into here, Where did you got thoSe eyes cnf blue? Got of the .skies :is I came through. Where did you get that pearly , ear? God spoke and it came out to hear, Vitere did you find that little tear? found that waiting when I got hero. Whence that three cornered smile of bliss? Three angels gave. me at once a kiss. Where did you get these arms and hands? LOT made itself into hands and bands. Feet where did you come from, you darling things Out of the saine box as the, cherub's wings. Hew did Lhoy all come just to he yoir? God thought about me and so I grew. How did you come to us little dear? find thought about you, and SO I'm here, WM. ADAMSON LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Formerly Ken Sholdice Transport PHONE BRUSSELS 357J4 PCV CLASS FS and F ......mesmomarow...‘o•rcsiftwein..osafteffiraftworetasigamenapreft BRUSSELS MEDICAL OFFICES DR. J. K. McGREGOR DR. J. P. R. BLACK DR. H. M. RATHBONE CALL BRUSSELS 4116 IF NO ANSWER BRUSSELS 70