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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-04-11, Page 7Funeral service was held .Monday„ April 2, at the Moir funeral home, Gorrie, for Harold Nay GowdY of Gorrie who pas- sed away Friday at the. Listowel Memorial Hospital following a brief illness, Rev. G.W. Sach officiated and interment followed in Gorrie Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Fegu- Harold Gowdy Hiccups Former warden dies hex son, Harold Robinson, Ivan Haskins, Earl Toner, Fred Doubledee and Alex petrie. Floral tributes were carried by Elmer Farrish and Ken Edgar. Born in Howick Township 74 years ago, , Mr. Gowdy was a son of the late John Gowdy and Jane Nay. He attended S.S. No. 1, Howick, and farmed in Howick before purchasing the Gorrie lumberyard in 1958. He retired from business in 1971. Mr. Gowdy was a member of the Gorrie United Church where he served as an elder. Always active in community and munici- pal life, he served many years as member of Howick Township council, five of them as reeve. In 1957 he was elected warden of Huron County. Surviving are his wife, the former Emmeline Earl whom he married in Gorrie on April 3, 1926; one son, Raymond, of Gorrie and two grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, MrS. James (Edith) Doig of Brussels and Mrs. Fred (Bessie) Hynd- man of Gorrie. He was prede- ceased by two brothers, Nelson and Roy. McCUTCHEON. MOTORS LTD. ,101111m, YOUR NEW —11111u— CAR DEALER Sal 20" CLIPPER 31/2 H.P. LAWN MOWER Easy spin recoil gets you off to a good start. New turbo-lift blade—perfectly balanced for safe quiet operation. Safety lock blade clutch—gives you maxi- mum blade protection. 7" x 1.50" wheels-adjustable from 3/4 " to 3". Safety float lock chrome plated handle—can't slip out of position. Throttle control on handle. Powerful 31/2 H.P. Briggs and Stratton engine. Finished in red and white enamel. NYLON REINFORCED 50' GARDEN HOSE. NO. 591-247 131 SALE Ea. Better quality nylon reinforced garden hose is popular 4" diameter. Nylon woven jacket provides amazing strength and light weight. FOLDING GARDEN PANELS NO. 563-575 143 SALE I Ea. Folds to fit any shape flower bed or lawn edging. White baked on enamel finish. Measures 15" high, 10" long. Itimmoin INTERESTED IN A NEW CAR or TRUCK Or whether your budget requires a used vehicle, we at McCUTCHEON MOTORS can fill all your needs. RETIRE your old car by trading it in on a new one or have our service department install a NEW SET OF TIRES. Hiccups hex almost every- body at some time or other. Drinking or eating too much or too fast can trigger them. So can excessive smoking. Or just laughing or swallowing air. Hic- cups are actually spasms in the diaphragm, the center of breathing, that cause the windpipe to shut tight. A few hiccups are funny. Alot can be scary. There are all kinds of folk remedies to deal with hiccups.' Holding one's breath to the count of ten. Drinking a glass of water rapidly. Exhaling and inhaling fast into a , paper bag. But no scientific tests have ever confirmed the value of these 'techniques. A medical researcher in, San Francisco, however, has tested another folk remedy--swallowing i teaspoon of sugar—and found it highly effective in stopping hic- cups immediately. In controlled studies, Dr. Edgar G. Engleman at the University of California School of Medicine found that' most persons in good health, who had not been hiccuping more than several hours, got prompt rel- ief from one spoonful of sugar-- taken straight. Dr. Engleman also studied patients who had suffered from persistent hiccups for periods ranging from 18 hours to six weeks. A .sizable number of these persons responded only to re- peated treatments' ' about a third did not respond at all. Of this group, most were suffering from conditions that can stimulate hic- cups, such as pneumonia, di- abetes, and stroke. If hiccups persist for 'more than six hours at a stretch or keep cropping up, this can be a sign of trouble and should be checked out with a doctor. To find out more about other problems related to breathing that persist and cause trouble, contact your local tuberculosis and respiratory disease associa- tion. They have , the facts. Thurs. April 5 to Sat. April 21,..197;- .kiliMMiggMeMONomogifp,:mmiiiigior THRIFTY OSCILLATING SPRINKLER DELIVERS OVER AN AREA OF 2200 FEET NO. 591-446 411 Regular Value SALE. Ea. Covers a rectangular area up to 2200 feet. Moves easily on aluminum sled-like runners. Easily adjusts left or right, Far full or partial coverage with no waste of water. Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Brussels Post Classified Want Ads 25 Years Service to the Area Phone 887-6856 — Open 'Til 9 Nigh* •••••iieuo•#••••• TURN ONS PEOPLE UjKo MAKE THING6 HAPPEN, PEOPLE Alt-to WATC14 THING; HAPPEA , PEOPLE Wi-lo WonIPETZ WHAT 1-0PFNIED. 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