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• Olt GUIDE N.EWS
The past:Ineeting of the GuideS
tn be held lbefore Chri$ttnas was
' opened' 'with the r011 •cali.• We
• then formed the :harseshoe.Some
•'girls delivered cookies which peo-
'• plei had ordered,. Mrs. Ninntgom,
.toOk•• recrut. in .teach them
'signals, The other • Guide
used knots • We closied
prac • .
MeetingWith cainpfire irdtykel
:sinking Of.ChriStnias
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• BRUCE MEDICAL SERVICtS•• 4
ELECTS OFFICER SLA!}."'.
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At the regular board meeting
of the. Direttors of Bruce Co-
operative Medical Services :the
manager, Lorne B. Evans, report.
ed that the integration programe
of the .enrohnent, of the meMbers
as well as „new members in• the
• 'Government •hospital plan and
the supplementary plans of Bruce
Co-op 'Medical Services has been
• .Very succesSful., . .
•: The election of the officers of
• the • board for • the ;coming' year-
'. was as follows; President, Allan,
'Evans, Tiverton;, 1st Vice. pres.,
Charles Speer, Tara; ,2nd Vice
pres., Donald McKinnon, Paisley,•
• Fin.'Committee, W. O. Nicholson,
Port Elgin; • and 'Charles Speer,
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Tara: .Qther members 'of 4he ' well attended. ,The children $40$.
Board • are Blared Aiken, Allen- and gave .recitations and Santa
ford; Jack 1314ek,. •Chesley, Joh 'n Claus paid a visit,' The Lady
•MeMurchY, Ripley, ,Clarence.nix VoresterS servedIunek
on .Lion's Ileadl James PoWersi : - ...„ ••••••. ' .
.!,,neptow.; •Allan 'Howe, Lion's EVEN. BUSINESS FREE
Head; Hugh .:Arrostrong, Tees- ENTERPRISE EVANGELISE
water', ' krld - .44nles Fiieklipgt • __,,, • ''--,----, , ,
Carlsrtihe. •'' ' ` .. . Every Canada ,Pusiness houid
TWO 11,rkEti-ENR. DEATHS , • for, private .enterprise' 'and tell
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QCQVIt IN COMMUNITY . Canadians the .real basis for our
•
Present. high Sandard of living, 1
Woc.),•Lavery accured in Wing - to the Steel Co
many -rripany:•of Canada, .
The death of Horace Samuel Stuart ',Armour, econcomiC adviser
his 09tti year . The funeral ser- - Of the . Canadian 'Marnifacturers!
ham Hospital. on • Saturday, in told the -OakVilieTrafalgar branehi
vice was wriducte& at the' John- AssoCiation. •• .... ''. - '''....• .,. .
stone Funeral Home on Monday. •Government can Provide .4-,4oth-
With interpent tri 'South. Kipless.,ing for one set of petitioilei'S: ex-
cept at the expense of others who
Thomwi Ferguson died at hishave ereated •and Sold the. pro-:.
hornein the Village on Sunday ducts by which •• sOCiety exists",,
at tt,e age of 83: The funeral ser- •he said. •But this fact will not be
vice vias held at the Johnstone generally . realized until the • ,Pri7.
Funeral , Home on Tuesday With '. vate enterprise •story .is'"aele-.
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.tinertyei.wient: •in• Dup.,in C . : ' l' "
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• --„.....____:_..---- :4,-1„ ' , Citing women's organizations,
church men's clubs, parent:44,?..eh,•
LADY PORESICEll•HED er associations - and • service clubs ,
CIIIIIST.I1AS PAW.' k: •. as targets 'for. fUture addresses;•1
' . e said, "We .businessmen should
The Lady Foresters held their be out driving home to our fel-1
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.December meeting .in. the Town low Canadians. some of the merits a .-
Hall with 18 mernbers Presentof private enterprise." .'' • . ' 1.•
The new slate of officerS is as •., Unless business can C9nVince ,
follows: .Pres, Violet Arnold; people that :•without private en-
••Vice 'Pre',, Shirley Brooks; Fin. terprise :•personal freedom will '
SOC),., Pearl' Jamieson; .Sec'37.- PeriSh, '1 do not ,feelthe bright
Jean Irwin.; Treas.; &hike Reid; projections as to our fdture. itil .
ConductoT, MarieWar-
. Button, Canada have much Chance of be -
den
.:Agr.ies' Alton, Chaplain, Eva ebniing. realities, 1.1 added.
Tbwri Ilan on' Friday rifghl W..,!., '':governinent • Canacr. -
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• • .,. •. •, . e said t at,a ady, as a re-
oirlegjotegicipinetrignolialioliezoivbi?litivioqiwaillfg.PAZI4.0fR00,000q1b7W14,00014a14.7,0kiltOiatifsett"
4tett0):•00010...areediOt.'
• ASSOCIATION.
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Whee......13.tte.t • ti.U.1.1$.' Are ij.§aa.7. •
Christmas party in the stilt of public demands against
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First prize senior get of sire at the 1958 Royal Winter Pair
by Elmcroft Tradition V. G. •
Elrncroft Tradition is alive and in service and
if
an animal could have',feelings, Elmcroft Tradition
, -
wouldhave every right to be a proud father.
We' congratulate Orvan Chambers and his sont%
Ralph, for breeding and developing this Get so that
they could win. •
Our fiiinous Jeitery Sire,'Brampton Sixth 6en-
eration r,.x sired the hrst prize Sr. Get at Chicago Inter-
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national Dairy Show of 1958. He is 'also alive, in service .
We congratulate Charles Rob'eon and Son of breedmg and Don Head Farms,
New Brunswick. for .
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.Mac Alexander, George Innes, Homer Havilad for
s,, i •1 -.exhibiting this Get. • ' - • ' . . . '' .
2 ' This simply proves that ,where. given equal. OP-
/ FOR A MERRIER ki • po uruty ,o ri
spng-of the bulls we have in 'serVice,;(ffill
hi
1/413 R ISTIVIAS . ' I 1 . ,
win,their share of honours for both type and production. '
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
, . Giv-e the gift 'thetvhole ice*enjolfter Christmas ,.' . ?4 • For service or more information
phone collect
to•
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riton, *HU '24oir ncne, ,460. n, ., •.. -
ys ong a, ' •• 1? 3ilt. • Kiardi• , •
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between 7:30 and 9 30 A".M. Week days
, . . 6' , -- " • 6:00 and 8:00 P.M.' on Saturday evenings. '
3. Calls receiv:ed. ott•Saturciaiy eVeningare inseminated
ti I• ,early Sunday morning. • • . - ••••' -
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110
, Gift
1-4ectric Frypans . Coffee Makers
-Steath and Dry Irons: . 'Vacuum Cleaners
Toasters' '••• Electric Clocks
Sporting Codd, Skis, TOlichgans, Sleds *
• Hockey Sticks and EquipMeitt
SPECIALS I
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Hoover Cleaner, Model 8241 reg. $84.50., Now $69.95'
HoOver ConstellatiOn,'•reg. $12450, Noyci• $94.50
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Hoover, Steam Iron, reg 95 Now $18.50 . • • •
tons
• Personal 'Radios
Record Players 14
. Lamps
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largely priced themselves out'of••••?••+•,.!*:#••••44••••....."••••••44..........E4uLTA, .. . ... •
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foreign . tharkets..
' 4 • .. "Now we stand in very real
a da'ruger of ,finding . ourselves ' un
. It .&hle to sell to atiadiaris," he de- ' .e
411 dared: '.: • . •:. • ,
or
4. tain her present population, with-
outcould a flourishing manufacturing
.• . industry, he warned the decline
4' of bOth wiiiild• see: the end of our
14 high standard of livin.g. ,
g , The !`dernonstrated tax paying
,, '41. ability df manufacturing" should
•14I 'further the esteem a goVerninent
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% and people,he said. '.1jut despite
.14tly•
the fact that Canadian manufac-
• turerS,:, contributed 'over $204.1
Million. more income tax in: 1955
B than. all other segments of Cana-
• dian •business • combined, • "it
would almost seeth by the treat-
• ment accorded.:to manufacturing
this e.citintry that the majority
,p4•of Canadians do not like enjoying.
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the second. 'highest sthriclard, of
living in the world." •
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ADDS -- SUBTRACTS
COmpact (31/2" x 514" je.41410
precision built. ' •'
* 250,000 in • ligeby business
• firits, large and :retail
stores and individuals in every•
• walk of life. ••
* Economical for s smaller busi..
ness firrns. • •.',
* ,Tirne-saving for large coinpan.,
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Efficient ,for retail stores.
* Esi1y 'carried by ihdiijdua1s.
*• Automatic checking device • •
saves need for paper 'tap'e.
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