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loth, 1971
THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
Bux 50, prussels, Ontario.
POillihed at brue$0111. Ontario, every Thursday
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Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
`HOUSE of MAX"
FURNISHINGS — INTERIORS
M. L. WATTS FUNERAL HOME
PHONE: 887.6336 or 887.6585
BRUSSELS, ONT,
CRAWFORD and MILL
J. H. CRAWFOliD, Q.C.
A. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB,
Jun Cardiff
REAL ESTATE BROKER
GENERAL INS URANUic.
AGENT FOR HOWICK FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INts,
•••,-•••••••ral
GOLIEN WORDS.
KINDNESS
was only a sunny smile,
And little it cost in the giving;
But it scattered the night
Like morning light,
And made the day worth
Through Ilfe's dull warp a woof
it wove-
In shining • colors of hope and
love;
And the angels smiled as they
watched above,
Yet little it cost in the giving.
It was but a kindly word,
A word that was lightly spoken;
Yet not in vain,
For it stilled the pain
Of a heart that WaS nearly
broken.
It, strengthened a faith beset with
fears,
And groping blindly through
mists of tears,
for light to brighten the coming
years,
Although it was 'lightly spoken.
It was only a helping hand,
And it seemed of little availing;
But its clasp wa.s warm,
And it saved from harm
A brother whose strength was
failing.
Its touch was tender as angel's
wings;
And it rolled the stone froM
hidden springs:
And it pointed the way to higher
things;
Though it seemed of little avail-
ing.
driver's ability to hear evidence
of danger — such as the noise of
overtaking vehicles, horn signals,
train whistles. Always reduce
speed and put on your headlights
in heavy villa; counsels the Ont-
ario Safety. Leagne.
Fic).1, SAFETY TIPS
How often has a sudden rain-
fall spoiled your plans for a back-
yard barbecue? If you're 'anything
like one hostess reported to the
Ontario Safety League, the rain
won't dampen your spirits.
She moved the braziers and the
guests into the garage to continue
the party. Within a half hour, a
number of the party-goers be-
came ill. One woman fell uncon-
Phone 523-9640
SALES and
scions and could not be immed-
iately revived. fifteen guests
were rushed to the hospital, For-
tunately, they all recovered.
Not one of the victims suspect-
er they were suffering the ills of
pe• • invisible killer, Carbon
Motioxide — odorless, colorless,
tasteless and invisible. You .can't
detect i.t, but yon can prevent it
by being alert to: the hazards,
Barbecues, hibachis, or any fuel
burning appliances should NEVER
be used in an enclosed area
where ventilation is poor,
The world is divided into two
kind s of people, good ones and
bad ones. The good ones decide
which is which.
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SERVICE
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WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF
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Pigs. Every. Mon., Tues., Thurs.
LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT
Dial 887-6357
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— OPTOM OTRIST
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Tuesday, "I nursday,
Thursday Evening
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Monday, and Wednesday 482.701u
Either Office Fe* Appointment
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
C.,ffice Main Street .
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Insures
* Town Dwellings
* All Classes of Farm Propery'
* Summer Cottages
g' Churches, SchOOlt, Halls
objects, etti.) le hlso available
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"THE GOOD DRIVER"
"You may need seatbelts only
once". Roadside sign reported: by
the Ontario Safety League.
* *
The Department of Highways
is paving some highways yellow,
red. orange' and green near Har-
risburg, Pa; This is an experiment
to provide brighly colored pave-
ment at high-freqUency accident
locations, to supplement existing
standard warning signs, says the
Ontario Safety League.
Red near the:crest. of a hill
means that a step sign is ahead.
Yellow-- no-passing zone. Orange
— high hazard zone requiring de-
celeration ahead*, such as an off-
ramp. Green indicates a perMis-
sive direction.
Improperly used a. car horn 18
a traffic menace, according to the
Ontario Safety League .An stn
natient horn-punching driver in-
fects all around him with a degree
of irritation, varying from bore-
dom to outright belligerence.
Every disturbed driver is a more
dangerous driver. The contagion
of intolerance, that spreads out,
from every honking }limier on
the road. helps t.o fill the casualty
wards and wreckers' yards.
Here's an economy reminder
from the Ontario Safety League.
A fouled-up air cleaner can re-
duce your car"S Mileage by
intieli as 10%. I!'attltY shark D1ttg5
Wiigte :up to oteEtent1i:0 yout
gatolltd,
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