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Another in the series of pictures of earlier days which have been carried
in The Post during Centennial year is this of Grades XII and XIII, 1942 at the
Brussels Continuation School. The pupils are (front) (left) Joe Stiles, Roy
Wilbee, Graeme Scott, Ross Lawless, Harris Bell, George Baeker, Gibson
Willis; (Second row) Jean Farquharson, Margaret Gibson, Isabel Bowman, Jean
Speiran, Imogene Sanderson, Barbara Thynne, Jean Yuill, Idella Bryans, Jose-
phine Van Norman; (Back Row) Jean McDonald, Helen McCutcheon, Jack Kelly,
Helen Jacklin (teacher), John Blake, Mrs. Joe Wilton (teacher), Elizabeth Smith
(teacher), Maurice Laycock (principal), Tena Armstrong, Helen Armstrong.
Fall Fair dates
The following is a list of
Agricultural Society Fairs for
this area for 1972:
Arthur . ... Sept. 8, 9
Ayton Sept. 9
Bayfield ... Sept. 1, 2
Blyth . . Sept. 20
Brussels . • • • Oct. 6
Chesley • • • • • • • • .Sept. 8, 9
Drumbo • • . Sept. 22, 23
Dryden . • • • • • • • Aug. 24-26
Dungannon Sept. 28
Elmira . . . Sept. 1-4
Embro . .. Sept. 16,18
Exeter .. . Sept. 22,23
Fergus ... . . Sept. 15,16
Forest Sept. 23
Gorrie . . . Oct. 6, 7
Hanover Aug. 31,Sept. 1,2
Harriston Sept. 21
Kincardine . . . Sept. 2
KirIcton . . . Sept. 15,16
Listowel . . . . Sept. 5,6
London Western Fair...Sept. 8-16
A hot summer day. Some
people are swimming and surf-
ing, camping in cool woods, or
sailing along with a soft breeze.
Summer is to enjoy. But mill-
ions are miserable with summer
colds.
Actually, young children have
the 'most colds. Preschoolers
get an average of 6 to 12 colds
a year. Parents of young child-
ren have about six colds a year,
whereas other adults have only
two or three. People over 45
have the fewest colds.
According to the Common
Cold Research Unit at Harvard
Hospital in Britain where they
have injected more than 11,000
healthy volunteers with cold vir-
uses -- most people have their
own specific cold "personality."
Some almost always have head
colds. Others get congestion in
the chest. Some ache all over
and have scratchy symptoms in
the eyes. The one almost un-
iversal complaint, though, is a
runny nose.
There are at leat 80 diff-
erent known cold viruses, and
scientists think there are many
more. Immunity to one virus
is no asset against fending off
the other 79. As a result, no-
body is too optimistic about the
future of cold vaccines. The
best protection is staying as
Lucknow . Sept. 16
Mildmay . . . . . Sept. 23
Milverton . . . Sept. 23
Mitchell Sept. 1-3
Mount Forest . Sept. 12
Neustadt . • . Sept. 16
New Hamburg Sept. 15,16
Owen Sound . • • • • •• Sept. 28-30
Paisley Sept. 19
Palmerston . Sept. 9
Parkhill .... •0. • • •
Ripley ....... Sept. 29,30
St. Marys . July 14-16
SEAFORTH . -Sept. 21,22
Shelburne . Sept. 16
Stratford Sept. 16-20
Strathroy Sept. 1,2
Sept. 27
Tavistock Sept. 8,9
Teeswater Oct. 6,7
Thedford . . Sept. 30
Tiverton . .. . Oct. 7
Walkerton. Oct.19 to 21
Woodstock Aug 22-26
Zurich . Sept. 25
healthy as possible and avoiding
crowded places.
Most reeearoh shows that
people pick up colds in crowd-
ed places from other people who
have infections. Coughs and
sneezes are perfect trans-
portation for cold viruses. An
uninhibited, uncovered sneeze
travels at the incredible speed
of 103 miles per hour, say re-
searchers at the Cold Unit. Some
of the viruses die after a few
minutes in the air. Others live
for hours.
Funeral
MICHAEL FRANCIS
WILLIAMS
The death occured in Sea-
forth Community Hosqital on
Monday of Michael Francis Will-
iams of R.R.#4, Seaforth, He
was 66.
Born in Hibbert he was a
son of Mrs. Mary Williams, the
former Mary Walsh and of the
late Patrick Williams. Follow-
ing attendance at Dublin High
School he farmed in Tucker-
smith Twp.
He is survived by his widow
the former Pearl Catherine John-
son to whom he was married
at St. Columban in 1934 and
a daughter Joan, Mrs. Gary
Betties, Seaforth and two sons
Joseph P. of Calgary and Ronald
M. of Guelph. He is also sur-
vived by 8 grandchildren and
by his mother, Mrs. Mary Will-
iams of Marion Villa, London.
Mr. Williams is also sur-
vived by four sisters, Mrs.
Margaret McMillan, Flint, Mich.,
Mary, Mrs. Wm. McMillan, Sea-
forth, Katherine, Mrs. Allan
Heeney, Niagara Falls and Ann,
Mrs. Allan Riches, Brantford
and by five brothers, John
of Florida, Daniel of Detroit,
Frank, Dublin, Joseph of Flint,
Mich. and Thomas of Dublin.
The remains rested at the
R.S.Box funeral home until 2
p.m. Thursday when a funeral
service will be conducted at St.
James Roman Catholic Church
by Rev. H. J. Laragh. Inter-
ment will follow in St. James'
Cemetery.
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Many suffer colds
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4—THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 16, 1972
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