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The Brussels Post, 1973-06-06, Page 7Cancer fund nets ,...•••.••.•.••,•...••••••••••••••••••.„ HILTS FOOD MARKET We Deliver • SPECIAL • • • Utopia Brand Choice — 28-oz. • • • TOMATOES 3 tins $1.00 I Premium • • 8 LUNCHEON MEIATS • 12-oz. tin 590 • • Astra• —Light Meat : TUNA CHUNKS 6 1/2 -oz. tin 430 S: • Redi-cut SPAGHETTI, 1-lb. bag ......• 2 for 490 • • Prices effective until closing time Saturday Night • • .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Phdne 887-9339 — • • Celebrating We're celebrating by offering free to you, our many customers) "L • amide tO Win this patio table. 0 Years in Just dr.'," and fill out a ballot. The draw will be inade June 30, 1973. businesi (All, entrants must be 1,6 years • of do or over). • 11A010andIV SALES SiSER ICE , ELECTP•01101vIE 40"6 °?iteik46 QUEEWSIRWM:sillire014.t*Piteict SIS• I 1' OPP reports area accidents Recent investigations carried out by the O.P.P. of Wingham Detachment include: Four investigations under the Liquor Control Act with four persons charged. Eleven charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act with eight warnings issued. Thirty-four investigations with three persons charged under the Criminal code. On Friday, May 25, Florence M. Kennedy of wingham was involved in a single car accident in. Lower Wingha.m, TurnberrY Township, in which a telephone pole was struck, causing $750. damages to the Kennedy vehicle. There were no injuries. On Saturday, May 26, Stewart G. Hunter of wingham, was invol- ved in a single car accident on Marietta Street, east of County Road #29, Howick Township, BERG Sales Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners. • Bunk Feeders • Stabling Dolma G. Ives R.R. 2, Blyth Phone Brussels 11874024" striking a tree. There were no injuries, and damages to the vehicle were estimated at $800. On Saturday, May 26, Marilyn S. Williams of R.R.#2, Brussels, was involved in a single car accident in Morris Township, when she hit a tree. There were no injuries, and damages to the vehicle were estimated at $500. Six investigations under the Liquor Control Act with six per- sons charged. Seventeen charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act with eleven persons warned. Thirty-three investigations under the Criminal Code with fifteen persons charged. On May 30, Mabel M. Bauer of Brussels, and Robert S. Mus- grove of R.R. 2, wroxeter, were involved in a collision on Highway 86, west of Molesworth. Injured in the accident were Mrs. Bauer, and three passengers in her vehicle - Brenda Higgins, Mabel Smith and Ella Graber, 'all of Brussels. Damages were esti- mated at $850. Charges are pending. News of Bluevale Correspondent Mrs.Joe Walker WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The June meeting of the Bluevale Women's Institute will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. C. Johnston. The roll call is a current health event. Mrs. Harvey Timm and Mrs. Wendal Stamper are in charge of the meeting.Members are asked to bring their tickets for the draw to be made. A representative from the Child- ren's Aid Society will be guest speaker. BLUEVALE LOCALS Anniversary services will be held at the Bluevale Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 P.M. Rev. McClure will be guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. John. D. Mann of Clinton visted recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend on the arrival of a baby boy in Sea- forth Hospital, on Saturday, June 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichol- son and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lobsinger of Kitchener visited Bishop and family of Ethel on Sunday, the occasion being Kevin's birthday. SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was held Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gray to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Their brothers, sisters and Mother and families were present. They were presented with a tea wagon and Helen and Ross both thanked them and the family served lunch including a decorated cake. BLUEVALE LOCALS The Bluevale Girls played, the Atwood Girls Wednesday evening in Bluevale with the score being Bluevale 24 - Atwood 7. - ITEM: Coffee is probably this Country's most important food import. We buy alMoSt half of the world's supply. ITEM: How much does food cost for your farnilY1 If you are a family of four with two pre- school children, you might eX- peCt to Spend approximately $36 to $45 a week, depending on Where yOU live. If the children are of tehool age, you might ex, pect to spend something like $42 to $55 a week, ITEM i BY July' 1913 all i dteri'S sleepwear, size 6x or singlet; must be made of hon.- "gnable fibties. On May 31, Velma J. Hays of R.R. #1, Wroxeter, was in-jured when she struck a fence on Huron Road 7, east of High- way 4, Turnberry Twp. Damage to her vehicle was estimated at $300. On June 2, Seth J. Rawn of Gorrie, was involved in a single car accident on Highway 4, north of the CPR X-ing, Turnberry Township. He was not injured, and damages to his vehicle were estimated at $200. Joseph W. McInnis of and David A. Neilson of Gorrie, were involved in a collision on Huron Road 28, south of High- way 8'7. There were no injuries. Damages were estimated at $300. Charges are pending. Marilyn Williams, 'age 19 of Cornerbrook, Newfoundland and Brett Holden, age 20 of R.R. 4, Brussels, received leg injuries when run over by a truck driven by David E. Wilson of R.R. 3, Brussels. Williams and Holden had been sleeping in a barn when Wilson backed his truck into the barn. He did not see them, and ran over them. ITEM: Users of installment credit are concentrated most heavily among young, middle-in- come families, especially those with children. ITEM: The proper shoe is very important for growing chil- dren. At birth a baby's foot is composed of masses of soft carti- lage with only one developed bone in his heel. It takes about twenty years for his feet to fully develop. ITEM: The minimum width of a clothes closet for a single per- son should be at least four feet; double that if it is to be used by two people. ITEM: The house furnishings look for 1973 is spelled "com- fort." Although the graphics of 1972 are still around, they tend to be less bold and glamorous. The Wingham and District Cancer Campaign has come to a successful- end for another year. The donation of $150.00 from the student council of F. E. Madill Secondary School was much appreciated. The canvass was conducted in Wingham by the Business & Professional Women assisted by volunteers. In the rural areas the ladies of the Women's In- stitute took charge with volunteer help including a number of men. Returns from the various. areas were: Belmore $. 218.00 Belgrave 511.40 Bluevaie 524.00 Brussels 762.75 Cranbrook. 156.00 Ethel 209.90 Fordwich 427.10 Gorrie 373.40 Lakelet 300.05 Moncrief 58.50 Molesworth 183.50 St. Helen's 190.50 whitechurch 174.20 Wroxeter 376.10 Wingham 1411.63 The gifts totalled $6027.03 considerably more than last year. • On behalf of the Canadian Cancer Society officers. ex- pressed thanks to all who helped. ITEM: When it comes to food temperatures, the middle ground is not a happy medii.m. Bac- teria that cause illness grows best between 40 and 140 degrees. Foods left at room temperature for 3 or 4 hours may well be dangerous. ITEM: The colors that are be- 1.ng seen often in Spring 1973 fashions are pale cotton candy pink, mint green, and powder iblue. us to ged vain, ;orne of Lolas ed in 'llin, Cline fined e no ris- jail. the the was of >i)o- 'ned the feel re- Lgh, .1 of out ra- nts vas 3er the to )on ...•••••••••••••••••••••••10,..md•WORMninnim•O•mo rimme ri;EcIALIzE As, A LEGAL mEmcm... OR EXECUTIVE. sEcRETARyi, Did you know iblualt con, eLaboiga College offers a twoyeaa' tar al pro, graanatCLUITON? some grade 12 .gradu-, aces with good typing and Shointthatnidl may corn; plebe the program irn one year! Send the dip- ing din now. I would like move . lam- • =lion on this full-tame pro gram designed for high senora graduates or ,equiv- 'gent. None Address Phone Please. return to: Regis. tar, Conestoga Coliege,298 Boron Volley Dafiive, Kik& teen 653-261a Ext. 201. BP LME DEADLINE For CLASSIFIED ADS is 4p.m. EACH MONDAY We cannot ensure publication in the current week if ads are received at the Brussels Post after 4 P.M. on Monday. ESTABLISHED 1872 Brussels Post BRUSSELS ONTARIO Phone your Classifieds to 887-6641 Read each week by nearly 3,000 area people. Based On an average Of 3 people per family. THE 'BRUSSELS "Ptiitt JUNE b, 1973.,-7