The Brussels Post, 1975-03-12, Page 6Seat belts mean greater safe
This is what Ontario is doing
to make sure people know it •IF
and wear them!
In 1973, 2000 people were killed and nearly
100,000 injured in car accidents here in
Ontario! Tragic? Sure. But even more tragic
when you consider that many of these
people could have been saved by one simple
action. Buckling a seat belt.
Scientific evidence proves that seat beltS
reduce the chance of death or injury in a car
accident by 50%!
So your Ontario Government is spon-
soring an intensive educational program to
persuade drivers and passengers—and
children, too—to wear a seat belt even on
short drives.
The symbol of this program is the sign
shown. It's a reminder to "Buckle up 'for
safety." 'You'll be seeing it often along
Ontario streets and highways.
It's part of a plan to help protect you, your
family, and everyone in the province—to
help Ontario residents live better, longer.
And to make doubly-sure of it, the govern-
ment has prepared interesting, informative
booklets, a film, and a special school pro-
gram on the importance of wearing a seat
belt.
For more information on seat belt safety,
write:
Public and Safety Information Branch,
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications,
1201 Wilson Avenue,
Downsview, Ontario. M3M 1J8.
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
John Rhodes, Minister
Government Of -011tari0
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Walton
Mrs. Lindsay speaks at Duff's. Church
Correspondent
Mrs. Alan McCall
Mrs, Raymond Lindsay of
Menicton addressed the World
Day of Prayer Service at• Duff's,
Church, Walton on. Friday
afternoon.
The theme for the World. Day of
Prayer "Become Perfectly One"
was chosen by "The Women's
Ecumenical Prayer fellowship"
in Egypt, which is both the
command of our Lord and His
prayer for his disciples. The
prayer of Jesus invites us to a
deeper quality of life,
experienced in perfect love and
perfect unity in the Spirit.
The Christian women of the
Arab Republic of Egypt call the
fellow-Christians from every
country, East, West, North and
South to become one with them
to-day in a great fellowship of
prayer, in the unity of the Spirit,
bound together in the bond of
love.
Mrs. Neil McGavin U.C.W.
President welcomed the guests
and conducted the order of
service. Hymns, "Come Thou
Almighty King", "The Church's
One Foundation" and the theme
song: "Become Perfectly One"
were sung accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Martin Baan.
Other readers were Mrs. Alvin
McDonald; Mrs. Norman Shade
and Mrs. Harvey Craig. Scripture
readings were read by: Mrs.
Harold Bolger, Mrs.
W.C.Hackwell; Mrs. Don
McDonald and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie.
Rev. D. Docken introduced
Mrs. (Rev.) Lindsay, a graduate
from the Eden Bible College, who
spoke on the Theme, "Become
Perfectly One" reading the
scripture from: Ephesians 1: 3-12.
She stressed we should strive to
work for one unity, we would
hope for better unity, we are one
people with one Lord, and should
accept the different ones coming
into our community.
Mrs. Herb Traviss rendered a
piano medley during the service.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Ken McDonald and
dedicated by singing, "Praise
God from Whom all Blessings
Flow".
The closing hymn: "We are
One in the Spirit" was sung
accompanied by Rev. Docken
with his guitar.
V.C.W. Executive Meet
Twelve ladies attended the
executive meeting of the Duff's
U.,C.W. prior to the Wot:ld Day of
Prayer service. The president,
Mrs. Neil McGavin conducted the
business. Minutes were read by
the, recording secretary, Mrs.
Herb Traviss, Treasurer's
financial report was given by
Mrs. Ken McDonald. Mrs. M.
Baan was instructed to purchase
Easter lilies. It was agreed to
order coffee spoons
commemorating • the 50th
Anniversary of the United
Church. Thanks were expressed
to Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs.G. Craig
and Miss Carol Wilbee 'for their
time spent erecting a banner in
the church auditorium. There is to
be a bale packed by the U.C.W. ,
You'll never
feel better
in your life.
AS;:2
paancipatron
Fowls. In your bent you know it's ligitt.
articles, are to be left at the church
by the first of May,
Plans were made for the Easter
Thankoffering service to • be held
on Sunday. The guest speaker
will be Rev. John Roberts of
Belgrave and the 13elgrave Men's.
Choir will provide special music.
Lunch will be served by the
Boundary Unit, McKillop. Unit to
clean up.
The general U.C.W. will meet
on April 2.
Mission Band
Bruce Godkin gave the Call to
Worship at the Mission Band
meeting on Sunday in the Church
basement. There 'were 41 in
attendance.
"Jesus Loves Me" was sung
assisted at the piano by John
Huether, followed by prayer by
Blaine Hackwell, Easter verses
were • read by Peggy
Humphries. The secretary's
report was given by Murray
Sholdice and Nanci Bennett gave
the treasurer's report. The
collection was received, and
dedicated by Bruce Godkitt, A
discussion followed on m aking
banner,
An Easter film strip "The
Easter Donkey" was presented
by the leader. Hymn, "Jesus Bids
Us. Shine" was sung accompanied
by Steven Huether at the piano.
The children now went to their
classes with teachers, Mrs.
Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Mac
Sholdice, Mrs. Ross Bennett and
Mr.s. Neil McGavin in charge.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Don Branden and
family of Nbrwell were guests
with Mrs.Roy Bennett a week
ago.
Miss Lynne McDonald, nurse-
in-training at Woodstock spent
the we. 'ekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
McDonald.
Conveners, Mrs.Ron Bennett
and Mrs. George Blake have
arranged to have Mrs. Neil
McGavin to show slides on their
trip to Venezuela, for the Institute
meeting on. Wednesday. This is
the Family and Consumer Affairs
meeting and the roll call is to be
answered by: "Why does Canada
attract people from other
countries". The hostesses will be
Mrs. George McCall, Mrs. Ken
McDonald, Mrs. Jim Blake and
Mrs. William Humphries.
Keith Clark has been at the
home of his father, Mr. Jim
Clark, for the past couple of
weeks as he received injury on his
foot at his place of employment in
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs.Torrence Dundas
attended the 60th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Armour Dundas at the Grosvenor
Dining Club in London on
Sunday.
Neil McDonald, Toronto spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K, McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle have
returned home from a two week
visit with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. j
Duncan and baby son of Russ
Manitoba.
The committee in charge of t
euchre for this. Friday even!
are; Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs.
Kirkby, Mrs. J. Gordon and N
K. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kid
have returned home, fr,
a holiday in Florida,
We are glad to see Mrs. Mur
Dennis out again following
stay in hospital.
in last week's issue it shot)
have r ead that Mrs. James Nol
attended the Young-Nola
wedding in London. Mr. No
was not able to be present.
Tom Leeming, son of Mr.'sL
Mrs. W.J.Leeming is spending
few days this week. in Toron
attending a machinery refresh
course.
Miss Dianne Fraser, Lond
spent the weekend at the•home
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Do
Fraser.
6 ..THE BRUSSELS- POST'-, MARCH! 2, 1916