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For A Bettvr USED CAR
AT THE RIGHT PRICE
1968 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR, 11-Er V8 Auto. Trans.
PS, PB, and Radio
1968 FORD CUSTOM 500 4 DR SEDAN V8, Auto.
Trans. and Radio
•• 01, under '1<.01\1'ny crossing
/.ka.rrinr, rniang to yield of.
failing to obey stop sign.
signal light or railway crossing
failing to obey the cUreet-
iulo of tt 1)91Ine officer, felling to
report an accident, to a polite
officer. improper passing, crowd., •
lag driver's seat, wrong way on a
one-way street or highway. •
QUESTION:.
NOTICE
BRUSSELS STORES TO BE
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
UNTIL 10 P.M.
COMMENCING MAY 1st
STORES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAYS AS USUAL
Brussels Business Men Association
1967 ME rEou RIDEAU 4 DR. STATION WAGON
V 8 Auto., PS, PB, and Radio
3 1967 FORD CUSTOM 500's 4 DR. SEDANS
V8, Auto. Trans., and Radio
7 — 1966 FORDS, CHEVS., METEORS, MERCURYS,
arid PLYMOUTHS TO CHOOSE FROM
1967 FORD LTD I DR HT V$ Auto, Trans Radio
Trans, and. Radio
ALSO SEVERAL OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
BRIDGE MOTORS
YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD
and THUNDERBIRD DEALER
BRUSSELS
PHONE S87.6249
WI N GH AM
PHONE 357-3460
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FOR ALL YOUR SPRING NEEDS READ THE ADS-.
AND CLASSIFIED ADS. IN THE BRUSSELS POST
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over bwr.". years from a studio, will now have a live Audience one
day a week. Fridays. started April 1?. Taped the precedino day
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GOLDEN WORDS
A BIRD'S NEST
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Two little brown-wits ed third
liave chosen to fasten their
dwo”ing.,
:`,,nd utter their ;taring words,
\u; day they nre going and conning
orra d creciti ni and fleet,
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O.P.P. QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS.
QUESTION:
What do you recommend as
good hallit to devehT when Park-
ing a car ea
ANSWER;
I don't recommend you park on
a hill. but if must, the follow-
ing procedure is explained in the
,)river's Handbook, pnbliStled by
'rite Donartment of Transport.
-when parking en a Mil. turn
your front wheels against the
curb 4nti sel your parking brake.
When parking- up or down hill
v,licro there is no inirb. wheels
:thou:1i e inrned sharply to the.
QUESTION:
This may soem like a stupid
:1...ti....snre you, i; is
rat,. or maybe i hit-111d
,say about Arf, troff;';c
:node np .guess c,r art",
reguIresio•rfs stating
the t` ..nd ;or o. these. signs
ANSWER:
Y our In: c.e.rt.i"1:111y
••.:•,t -a . roffn 1 0 tiCtreit
0): (.72, ne,r;aining to
s and size of the
the stop
slia. I o.,o4-.ig.,•-ro
two fear..: ti. ht.ight
ibar :we
d shall bef.;-_- w.ord
'set re-refl eel ire.
inches
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E UEST:ON:
••••,1 -,-ir.•.0 1. -::use
I noticed in a newspaper that
the O.P.P, are conducting a defen-
sive driving course for the. memb-
ers Of the irorce, Is the,-course de-
signed for 'policemen only, or Can
ittnyou 0 WEi this eoedse?
ANSWER;
The Coorse is not designed for
policemen. Only. it is designed for
any lieeticed driver. The Pefens,
briving Course is designed and
prepared by the Canada SatetY
Connell and as its' exclusive proP-
erty. If you are interested in Ink-
ing tbis course you could write to
Canaan i:`,ately Council, ::1(1 Drive-
way, OttnWa. and ascertain if the
' „Course ,given in your area,
'I understand that this year the
safety helmets worn by motor-
ecio operators must conform to the
rennirements of 'the Canadian
Standards Association. r have
as.keti people what 110111.0s are
approved and they say they don't
know-. Are you going to he the
sanle, or can you give me an answ-
er.
ANSWER':
The reason people wouldn't give
you an answer was because np to
a month ago. there was no infor-
mation available, bus three com-
panies have received Certi-
fication on their products. They
are Arai llirotaki Shaten Co. Ltd..
japan. Canadian A.S.E. Ltd.. Tor-
onto. and Stadium 14,4, Sttos.rtd.
QUESTION;
ANVare• car ..innst have brakes
'c'n,Pahie or..stopping it, but is there
standards set out for brakes, I am
any length .soecifiedt,
Plc's,se se, if there are any
es.. there ',t'egninitions
s'!nte that the 117.51:.e, Tognired
the Act. shell
:q1E,.117,Sie tO ,:(1,T) the rellie,t, of
,so.nth.110tion of vehcles 'referred
70 in t'o'luene:., of the Nr!:11.
.(.1 110t greater than Ire.
tii.sta•nce opp•osi.te :he vehicle
veli(les ' Col-
mr.n bt-ing olr'e'rnt;i'd
r-ed ro.'p b. on a dry,
liard .asphal.1 Or other pal--
ed surface :Free from loose •tnater-
Xi' enr
lust to name
met-,Yr h.aving•
of less than 10
fee: A rnot.c.,rtyc'ie.
conin.-erc'al 7.11oinr
registered e'-rose
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THE EALYATION, ARMY'S
RED SHIELD CAMPAIGN
This weelt, marks the start of
The Salvation Army's Bed Shield
Campaign across Qtleada. Thous-
ands will be sharing what they
have with those who have less,
through this great National Cam-
paign, It's not only one appeal . .
it is many. for many are the ser-
vices in this and other commun-
ities across this affluent nation.
There is no area of human need
ignored by the Salvation Army.
'Yon may not knbw the girl who
left home because she was asham-
ed and frightened, or the boy who
might be in reform, school. in-
stead of a Salvation Army
but, there are . lots of them.
Broken. homes and shattered lives
are healed and mentio by your
dollars shared withv and given to
the Red Shield. This week choose
a red letter duy . choose. a Red
Shield Day . . .make your choice
a day for sharing and helping The
Salvation Army help others.
A young boy was showing his
father his trick-or-treat loot. "I
got cookies, cake, gum, candy
Eind the business cards of three
dentists."
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