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FIREMEN'S DANCE
IN AID OF MUSCULAR DISTROPHY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17th
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA.
Admission: $1,00 Per Person
Restricted to Persons 21 Years. and Over
Due to the fact that Government has
Think of a traffic signal cis n
“THE GOOD DRIVER"
There are TWO speed limits
drivers should obey, say;; :the Out.
Kostenink ario Safety League. One is the
legal limit, shown on signs, The
other is the "invisible speed
limit". .
The invisible limit. is the
HEN-sm.:LE speed suggested by
conditions, It is set primarily
conditions of weather, traffic!'
rondo. Two other important fact-
ors that may lower the invisible
speed limit ate: condition of the
car, and condition of the driver.
Sometimes the invisible liMit is
much lower than the posted limit.
WALTON
Recent : visitors with Mrs,
Maude Teeming were Mr. and, Mrs,
George McGavin or Seaforth, Mrs.
Roth! of myth and Mr, and Mrs.
Prank Baxter of Ltnidon:
17th and Boundry Unit
The 17th and Boundary -Unit
of Duff's met Wednesday
at the home of Mrs Harold Small-
don. My.s. Craig read the script-
ure and Mrs. John Bos followed
with a reading in keeping with
the scripture. Rev. D. Docken took
the topic "Church Membership".
A discussion followed. There were
several invitations to other chur-
ches during the month. Tickets
were given out stating what each
one had to take to the Regional
Meeting to be hold in the church
Oct. 14th, The COTT Mother and
daughter banquet will he Oct, 21st.
and the' fowl sapper Nov. 5th. Rev.
Doeken closed the meeting with
prayer, 1\1—ext. meeting to be at
Mrs. Clyiff iloegy's.
General Meeting of UCW
devotions,
The byMn "Holy Spirit Hear "Us"
was sung with 111rS, H, TraViSS aS
the accompanist. Mrs. j, Smith,
rend the scripture from. John 3,. 16-
21 which was followed by prayer.
A poem " Give Your Best" rind
two readings, "A statement of
Purpose" and "Who, me an Evan-
12;elist 7" were given by Mrs. 1).
Fraser.
Mrs. AV titer Bewley presided
over the business portion of the
meeting which was opened with
prayer. Mrs. -Allan McCall rend
minnies. Piiwors for the church
are the responsibility of thel7th
and boundary unit during October,
The G.G.I.T., banquet , is to be
hold in the church on the 21st of
October.
Gifts for Christmas will he sent
to fluronview end of November,
Mrs. Ron McDonald presented
the,treaserer's report. Mrs. Camp-
bell Woy spoke about literature
and Study hooks and clip sheets
are to be ordered. A bale is to be
packed the end of October.
Miss Ruth :Ritchie and Miss
rieraldino Dennis are home froM
the British Isles and the European
Continent after a tour of 17 weeks
during whieh they visited 18
count ries,
'Mr. and. Mrs. Jan van Vliet Sr,
havo been visiting. friends in
1'olland,
Mr. and. Mrs. Martin Dann, who
were accompanied by Mr. and
.jan .Tnngeneel of Holland,
have returned from fi motor trip
to Saskatchewan where they visit-
ed Mr. f(11(1 MPS. "Harry Bann and
family. On their trip home they
called on Mr-, and Mrs. *Elias
Kostenink, former residents or
Walton, now of Qua:Pelle, Sask
(lerald w n t son were in Guelph. on
Oct. Sth and 9th to attend tha'W.I,
Pall Convention.
Mr. and .•Mrs
and baby of ••Quapelle, Sask. were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs
Alex Gulutzeti.
Mr, and Mrs. Jelin Timmer c,f
Eitchencir spent a recent week-
out: with Mr and Mrs. Wm,
'rhymer.
The actions of some children
suggest that their parents em-
barked on the seri of ma trimony
Without a paddle
Is your Pest paid up to date?
friend — not restrictive, in-
terering nuisance. The Ontario
Safety League reminds „drivers
that, in the battle against traffic:
dangers, signals are on oui
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Trucks are big, and noisy, but
the way they are driven usually
makes them good neighbotirs in
traffic, according to the Ontario
Safety League. Statistics show
that Or every million miles of
travel there arc only 14.3 trucks
involved in collisions. The cor-
responding figure for cars is 26.8.
Frequent naps prevent old age,
especially if they are. taken -
While driving,
'. Mr. and Mrs. „Tack Smalldon of
Fort Erie spent the weekend with
Mr and Mrs. Humid Smalldon.
Fred Watson has returned
'from Clinton hospital where he
,has been n patient for live weeks.
• He is with his daughter, and son-
in-low Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beaming,
• • • Miss '11-Tory Looming, who was
crowned Queen of the 'Furrow at
'the Huron County plowing Match
and her two brothers, Tom and
John, who were among the win-
ners, are the children of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. J, 1,oeming of RR !I,
Walton, and grandchildren of
Mrs. Maude Looming.
Dian.) United Churn Women
held their general. meeting. in the
Church, Mrs. 'Douglas FraSer and
Mrs. James Smith conducted the Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and Mrs.
Signed by the
Medical Stall of
Winghafft District Hespital
monopolized Medical Insuranc, we feel ob-
liged to standardize our tariffs according Ito
the Ontario Medical Association schedule
of fees.
The percentage of these fees unpaid
by 4}he government is your responsibility un-
less you, Inform us of financial need.
1970 OLDSMOBILE
The 1970 Oldsmobiles feature new body styling, with many e .7ineering improvements
and safety innovations. These cars are available. in distinctive 98 kind 88 series, Toronado,
and F-85, Cutlass, Cutlass Supreme and 442 series. A new model is the Cutlass Supreme
Holiday Coupe, seen above, featuring a notchback roof line and ultra-luxurious interior.