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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-04-04, Page 4lUnder new ownership, W. Ifackbart) CONTINUING CLEARANCE :SALE Men's new shades of mixed or matched Suits; Also Ladies' new spring and all-weather Coats in stock now. New materials in figured and plain colors for your new spring outfit. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION op s BUTTER ICK PATTERNS BRUSSELS 887.6904 BUCHANAN DRY GL.EANERS CONSUMERS' CORNER ° BERG Sales - Service Installation .... .....r.-41.54••••••••••,........d. - i FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling Donald G. Ives R.R. 2, Blyth Phone Brussels 887-9024 THE SNOW . IS GONE SPRING IS HERE Time to have your tires changed and to purchase those new summer tires. - DROP IN TODAY - Savings • of up to 40°/0' on some Lines. OM* McCUTCHEON MOTORS LTD. YOUR NEW E3 CAR DEALER 25 Years Service to the Area Phone 8874856 - Open 'Til 9 Nightly DROP IN TO OUR STORE! Look in your pocket, .you might have an opportunity TO WIN* A WATCH ! Check your dollar bills now! Every one you have, today through June 30, 1973, may be a potential winner.* 8uleve is giving away 500 watches - and there's no limit to the • number you may wiri.4 So entri in today tomorrow , , next Week. and OW( the serial numbers df your ddliar bills With the 500 posted in our Wre. If they match,, you: may win* the watehos assigned, to thdte Serial numbers, If they don't match you may Still win* an award-winning . Bulovar 18it gold mini Atcutren watch, Model No. 3807008, in .the Bulova Bonus Sweepstakes.. Oro in and fill out an entry fortn. OVER 5000 00 ir I IN WATCHES TO BE AWARDED! NO. PURCHASE .IS' REquinto, TO ENTER. *FOR COMPLETE CONTEST DETAILS, Vigit OUR STORE NOW. ANSTETT JEWELLERS : LTD. hittfilitited 1950 Clinton giteatotth • Walkerton 0P,P reports area accidents. Recent investigations carried out by 0,P.?., Wingham detaCh- Ment includet Six investigations under the Liquor Control Act with six per- sons. charged. Six charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act with four- teen warnings issued. Fourteen investigations under the Criminal Code of Canada with one charge laid. On March 18, Lawrence B. Kelly of Michigan, struck an abandoned vehicle owned by Violet M, Scott of R,R. # .3, Blyth, on Highway # 4, south of the Maitland River Bridge. Shorts Shots (Continued from Page 1) for providing health programs to students. Dr. Mills is right. Young .people should be armed with all obtainable health know- ledge to give them a greater chance for both mental and physical well-being. * * * * * * Auction sales bring out odd quirks in personal behaviour. Some folks make a habit of attend- ing auction sales even though they have no intention of buying, or any real interest in the sales, other than just plain curiosity. Others seem .to regard it as some sort of social event at which to meet people. There are those who simply enjoy listening to the spiel of a good auctioneer. Then there are those who get caught up in the excitement of compe- titive bidding and probably find themselves stuck with things they neither want nor need. How often have you heard people, in their eagerness to out-bid one another, pay, for second-hand articles , higher prices than they could be bought brand new. * * * * * Drug abuse continues to claim lives. A fatal dose took the life of a Kitchener youth last week and left another in critical condition in hospital. How sad that young people risk their lives, and sanity, in taking drugs. It is, however, heartening to hear of the great many young people who are devoting time and effort on behalf of others in a myriad of undertakings. Don't under- estimate our Canadian youth. The vast majority are intelligent, concerned persons with an active Interest in what goes on in their own communities and in the world at large. It could well be -that they' will fashion a better world to live in than their elders have. ,14* * * * * Damages, were estimated at $1,200, On March 19, Sarah M. Timm of Bluevale, was involved in a single-ear accident on Highway # 86, Turnberry Township. Da- mages were estimated at $100„ There were no injuries. Maxwell Oldfield of Brussels, and Irene Thalen of R,R. # 2, Blyth, were involved in a colli- sion on County Road # 12, north of Concession 6-7, Morris Town- ship, There were no injuries, and damages were estimated at $400. Thus Kloostra. of R,R, if 4, Wingha, and Geoge C. Hislop of R,R, # 2, Wroxeter, were in- volved in a collision on con- cession 12-13, east of County Road II 12, Howick Township. Injured in the collision were George C, Hislop, and three passengers in his car, Elizabeth Yoder, Ray- mond Mast and Lucinda Yoder, all of R.R. # 1, Wroxeter. Da- mages were estimated at $2,100. On March 20, Grace M. Cas- sidy of Walkerton, was involved in a single car accident on High- Way # 4, south of Belgrave. There were no injuries, and damages were estimated, at $300. On March 23, James E, Struthers of Ethel, damaged his car to the extent of $200. when he struck a deer on Huron County Road # '19, north of Concession 5-6, Grey Township. There were no injuries. On March 24, Lorne J. Schnurr of Mildmay, was involved in a single car accident on High- way # 4, north of Belgrave, There were no injuries, and damages were estimated at $200. Seven, investigations under the Liquor Control Act with seven persons charged. Twelve charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act with twenty- five warnings issued. Fifteen investigations under the Criminal Code of Canada with o ne person charged. On March 27, Linda M. Pat- terson of Brussels, and Gott- fried Nabrotzky of R.R. # 3, Teeswater, were involved in a Collision on Highway # 86, west of the CNR x-ingt Turnberry Township. There were no in- juries, and total damages were estimated at $250, On March ?0, Paul A. Crowe of R.R, # 1, Clifford, struck and killed a cattlebeast owned by Gordon Mead of H.R. # 5, Wing- ham, The accident occurred en. Highway # 4, south of the Mait- land River bridge, East wawa- nosh Township. Damage to the . Crowe vehicle was estimated at $500. On March 3,1, Murray Robert Black of R,R. # 1, Belgrave, and Alexander B. Crawford of 389 Josephine St., winghatn, were involved in a two-car collision on Highway # 4, south of the Maitland River Bridge, East wa- wanosh Township, No one was injured, and damages to both vehicles were estimated at $600. Charges are pending. Samuel .C. Hewitt of R.R. # 1, wingharn, was involved in a single car accident on Helena Street, north of Victoria Street, Lower Town, Wingharn. He was injured as. a result of the accident, and damages to his vehicle were esti- mated at $1,500, Mail Fraud and Diet Schemes As part of its continuing pro- gram to investigate possible cases of mail fraud. the Postal Service is leoking into consumer complaints against several corn panies that sell slimming devices arid other weight control products through the mail. It has investi- gated such products as tlimrn!rig belts and inflatable shorts that - adderding to claims in nationally run magazines and newspaper ads .6 can help you lose several inches in your waist or thighs in ,rjUst Wirt" WithoUt dieting. According to studies made for' the Postal Service and other data* most of the t devices cause only temporary weight red., uction through afOrtil Of dehydra.. tion .6, belts and shorts cause yob tiff ''sweat, Whetietier .you drink Water or a beverage) you gain batik water that was lost in per,, spitatiort and you regain the filches you lost with the cleViCe. Most Of the devices ere alte tornpnbied by instructions for exercises to do while wearing the tieVides. AS POs t o service 1a16 see it, if process in Valves any weight JOSS', ft is probably the result Of pertpita Hon during the exercises, not the ,device. 4, THE BilttitSEIA t$Ott, Aitlii4 4, 101