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The Brussels Post, 1973-02-21, Page 6
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Cognizant 38. Send back payment 44, Sty 46. " TRY OUR• DELICIOUS Distributors of SEAL PURE Milk Products Packaged by HURON FOOD PRODUCTS LTD. Brussels Phone 887-6872 the year of the rotary •.. MAZDA Join the youth movement. The rotary engine cars are Where the action is., And now you can get started in three nevi young rotary performers: The RX-3 Coupe, or Wagon, or Sedan. You can hang in there with either an automatic or manual shift. The speed stick makes it fun. While the automatic Makes it easy. The decision rests in your hands. ' But rest easy, Both. come with the rotary engine: Or perhaps We Should say go. Driving the rotary engine is the closest thing on earth to flying. it is Uncannily quick ,and quiet and vibration free. YOU don't have, to Werry abotit plater* Valk* rods or Celina, either: There aren't any. Rather, two retort simply and SnlitiOthly Spin out the 'polder. Some power. Unlike pistons in a conventional. engine, which use connecting rods to transmit power to the crankshaft, the rotors Tun direCtlY on an eccentric Shaft. Torque output comes from this Shaft. As the rotors Make one rotation, the eCcen- trio shaft hens three times. But as the pistons in a four-stroke conventional engine Complete their cycle, the crankshaft' turns two times: And of those two, Only one produces the power Co drive the car. While all three Wins of the ed- centric shaft in the rotary engine produce this power three times. Quicker acceleration is the happy retUlt. Mazda has fewer parts to Service, too: About, all you have to do is to change the spark plugs and oil-, end Clean' the air filter once in a While: ROSS COCKWELL GARAGE LISIOWEL fora demonstration bait dove, Darter , LISIOWEL 2914841 Mitt hours tLINVIN 4824-06 News of Walton TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN 17th Unit holds meeting CHEERFUL AND LOVABLE The beguiling smile belongs to Scott, six years old. Scott's background is mainly Irish and he has deep blue eyes, brown hair and medium complexion. lie is small for his age, looking more like a four-year-old. Scott was born prematurely and hasn't caught up with the average child his age. Maybe he won't, but on the other hand, he has made notable gains lately. He has been attending primary school in a school for the retarded, but recent tests indicate he will be able to move into regular school next Year. He is eager to learn and has a good memory. Scott has a history of epileptic seizures but these have diminished greatly in a foster home where he receives excellent care and where his medication is never forgotten. He had only two seizures last year and his medical report states they are now under control. A loving, lovable child whose general health is splendid, Scott is happy, good-natured and playful. He goes around the house singing and likes listening to music. He is fond of drawing and coloring and though his attention span is sometimes short, he concentrates on paper and crayons for long periods. Building toys are also among Scott's favorites and he likes to play on slides and swings. Scott needs an affectionate, relaxed home with parents who will provide stimulation and will not worry over his medical history. There should be no other children close to him in age. To inquire about adopting Scott, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact your local -Children's Aid Society. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. - Edith Evans 5. Shoe gripper 10. Insurgent 1L German city 12. Cream of society 13. Proverb 14. Yellow ocher 15. Camper's item 17. Legislative body (abbr.) 18. "Now - heard every- thing!" 19. Interjec=, tion of dis- approval 20. District of England 21. Dispatehed 23. SaWbuck 25. Thunple 27. Sovereign 31. Favorite 33. Floor material 34. tietWeen Ga. and Miss. 37. Knightly title 39. iniplore 40. Gift the 41. Written . „ letter 42 ''Stowe' •43. "*Vide open_ .6,414 iiitustELS fiOtt OkiiitUAtio.lii 1913 Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Boundary and 17th Unit met at the home of Mrs, Martin Baan on Tuesday evening, Feb. 13th. Mrs. John pos opened with the thought for the day. Hymn 3'75 "Blest be the tie that binds" was sung, with Mrs. Baan as pianist, followed by prayer.Mrs, 13os read the scripture lesson from chapters in Revelations. Mrs. Jim Williamson had the topic on "Self Control". Mrs. Roy Williamson con- ducted the business beginning with a poem, "Gods love is not withdrawn". The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs.H. McCallum. The roll call was answered by 15 members and one visitor was present, one new member joined the unit. Four thank you cards were read. Mrs. Clif Ritchie gave the trea- surer's report and the offering was received and dedicated. "Sun of My Soul" was sung. Lunch was served by Mrs. J. 13os, mrs. J. Williamson and the hostesses, then the ladies en- joyed a social hour of quilting. 4-H group The Walton 2 Club held their first meeting of the spring pro- ject, "Sportswear from. Knits" at the home of the leader, Mrs. Harold. McCallum on Monday evening. The election of officers took place as follows: President - Joyce McCallum; Vice-Presi- Editor's Quote Book "Heaven sends us misfor- tunes as a moral Ionic." --Lady Blessington dent - Gay Fischer; Secretary- Peggy Dennis, Press Reporter - Marion McCallum. The leaders told about the types of knits and showed samples of different materials, discussed the fabric for Sportswear. The next meeting to be held at the assistant leaders home,. Mrs. Barry Hoegy. Cheryl and Rhonda Currie spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall, their parents, Mr. and Mrs.John Currie attended the Bennett- Ma- cha,n wedding onSaturday evening in the Brussels United Church. They all returned to their home in Orangeville on Sunday even- ing.' Leaders who attended from the Walton area, the 4,11 Home- making Training School for two days in the Legion Hall, Sea- forth, Were Mrs. Gerald Watson, Joan Bennett, Mrs. Mac Shol- dice, Mrs. Dpn McDonald, Mrs. Harold McCallum., Mrs. Barry Hoegy, Mrs. Bill Leeming and Mrs. Neil McNichol. There are four clubs sponsored by the Wal- ton W.I. taking the spring pro- ject "Sportswear from Knits". Mrs. Neil McDonald, of the Dental College, Toronto visited over the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald. The W.I. euchre will begin at the usual time this Friday evening in the Community Hall.