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BALL•RACE STEERING
A blessing for tight-spot
manoeuvring! R eel rc u •
lating ball bearings re-
duce friction, give you
far easier, safer control,
Chevrolet steering is
precise, self-centring!
SAFETY GLASS ALL
'ROUND
A historic Chevrolet
"first". Wrap-around
rear window was another
Chevrolet advance, mak-
ing driving and parking
very much safer,
CENTRE ROOF BOW
Greater overhead pro-
tection is provided by
Chevrolet's unique
double-ribbed roof bow
that ties in with the
door pillars, giving add-
ed strength and bracing
to the all-steel Turret
Top.
SWEEPING PANORAMIC •
WINDSHIELD
Chevrolet opened new
horizons In the low-
priced field with the
wide-view Panoramic
Windshield. Safer see-
ing!
OUTRIGGER REAR
SUSPENSION
LONGER rear springs are
mounted outside of the
frame for rock-steady
cornering, superbly se•
cure roadability!
The HOT ONE'S even HOTTER in SAFETY, too!
BABY-GUARD REAR DOOR
LOCKS
Important protection for
your children. With lock
button down, door can-
not be opened even froM
the inside,
MID-BODY FRAME
For your protection
Chevrolet's body Is fur-
ther strengthened by a
rugged structure gird-
ing the centre of the
body-top, side and floor
for a sturdy mid-body
frame.
SAFETY DOOR LATCHES
Interlocking rotary safe-
ty door latches help to
keep doors safely shut
under impact. Chevrolet
introduced them without
fanfare in mid • 1955,
another forward step.
Make sure you
can SEE
STEER and
STOP SAFELY Riverside
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ENJOY YOUR SHARE...
"We, in the Ontario Department of Travel and PublicitA
are happy to regard Ontario as Canada's Vacation
Province. Annually, on your behalf, we welcome
increasing thousands of visitors from the United States;
from other Canadian Provinces and from all around
the World. In doing so, we are proud of our abundant
attractions and facilities which provide a complete and
satisfying holiday. We are also keenly interested in
encouraging you, our fellow citizens, to see more of
your own, your native Province, and to come to know it
Intimately. All our facilities are at your disposal
quite as much as they are for tiisitors from across the
Borders or across the Seas." BRYAN L. CATHCART.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
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UNISTEEL BODY BY.
FISHER
Famous all-steel, all-
welded body - all com-
ponents fused into a sol-
id "Fortress of Steel",
for your protection, A
sense of security Is
standard equipment in
Chevrolet.
COX GIRDER FRAME
Extra4turdy bumper-to-
bumper strength - spe-
cially designed to carry
the body lower - giving
you a more solid, more
comfortable ride, a saf-
er, steadier hold on the
road.
S.
Look them over carefully. Most of these important
safely features were pioneered by Chevrolet—the
car that has ALWAYS taken your saf-ty seriously.
18 Safety Firsts . . . by Chevrolet ... a vital dem-
onstration of Chevrolet's consistent, many-skied
leadership.' Leadership, you will note, not mcacly in
protective safety features—, but in PREVENTIVE
features. Features which bring you surer, safer con-
trol of your car ...new ease, precision and security of
handling under all conditions. This is no new con-
cern of Chevrolet engineers, and it has always been
gratifying to find other cats eventually adopting so
many of Chevrolet's contributions to your motoring
safety. Directional Signals, Safety Padded Instrument
Panel and Seat Belts with Shoulder Harness, all are
available to you with Chevrolet. The largest-selling,
most trusted car in the world MUST take a conscien-
tious and a comprehensive view of your safety. And.
it does. Look over the record Of Chevrolet Safety
Firsts. It speaks eloquently for itself.
ANTI•DIVB BRAKING
Designed to prevent pas- •
senger-pitching "nose-
dive" stops: This feature
reduces braking dive up •
to 45% for safer, level-
flight stopping.
PLENUM CHAMBER ARCH
Massive resistance to
road shock-an unusual-
ly ktrdng bulwark arches
from one side of the
frame to the other be-
tween the engine and the
front seat, giving extra
strength and protection,
DOUBLE WALLS OF STEEL
Double-Walled steel
strength to the front,
rear, and each side of
yoll! Only Chevrolet in
Its low-price field gives
you this dual security.
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CRANBROOK ener, the former Minnie Smallcion.'
Tom Pennington has gone to Weston WALTON
The W. A. of Walton United Church
met on Thfirsday afternoon with p
ladies preSen.t, Mra. N, Reid 3rd
Vice president presided for the
Meeting. Scripture reading Psalm
8th chapter Wa'S read by. 'Mrs. pete,
Mrs. Reid read a story bated On
Commandments on. Psalm 8, pray..
;or followed, Thank you. atag Were
a'ead. Trea report vas giten. on
))And $443:90. Delegated to 'they
;Huron. Presbyterial at Clinton were
appointed. Business, P-aPering and
painting at (the niarie, ,,Other
btisinets, idtelien e.nlinitte given
permission to go ahead With 'AIM
Rev. H. T. Colvin, Brussels, where he has employment.
assisted Mr, Cecil L. Thompson in
the Preparatory Service held on
Friday night in Knox Presbyterian
Church. The ,. Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper was observed on
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with
Rev. Mr, Colvin in charge.
On Sunday, May 13, a Family Ser.
vice of Worship will be held, at 11.15
with roempers of the Sunday School
taking pa1t. All members of the
S, are asked to meet in the base.
meat 34 for rehearse prior to
the nerviee
1 M'anbrook W.
The Cranbrook W. I, met in the
Community Centre on May 1st at
8,30 p. in. The Meeting opened in
the ,tisu,ai manner, With our net
president Mrs, Olen Huelther pre.'
siding, The roll call VMS answered !
by a goodly nturiber, telling of
theitlr favourite writer. The min-
utes of the last Meeting were read
and aPPraved, Mrs. Olen Huether
and Mrs Mac Macintosh were
chosen to attend 'the banquet held
at the .0 A,C., Guelph on June 13.,
brook Capable Cooks was held at
A. Stefflers on May 5. The meeting
was ,opened with the 4.H pledge
followed by the minutes and roll call,
was =Steed by teaming a suitable
'supper deissert,
During 'the group work period,
members Made Cheese Fondii and
Baked rice with Cheese.
The leaders led in discussions on
"Planning ilciod Meals", 'How Can
We Use Meat Meat Alternates
for Supper" and The Ueee of Left
,overs, The home aesignIntnt 17l1;$
'given and thci meeting was ellesed
with " The Salad Song. Follow
frig 'Ere meeting the desserts were
served to members and leaders,
Kenneth Knight of Waterloo ,
College„ Itnight, of Toronto
triltersitl and Bob Spiels Ber-
milde„ a student :McMaster, spent
the Week with kr. ,and ?Mkt GiordOn
Knight. All thiee left for Toronto
where they hate emplOynienit, Mr.
Shiels eiteetS to fly home to Bet= i
muds 'nett week frit a ;vacation;
tktikjilt•inr *
"'MeV, Betted titigifi Are tied' '
it Was •decided to cater to the
Lions Club Lacliet Night, May 15.
Also that We hold a dance ,and
drat in the Ilea future,
Motto:The a PublicLibraries
Was girteil: bY Mrs, ROSS Knight, (Mir
,giletit 'Speaker was Mrs. tekiiLiet
Public librarian .of Huron County.
She geve ,aTi interesting talk, Or hot
important it was , for every one to
try and read 1501's. Miss Lena Millie'
thanked her arid ntlesented het, with
e gift. The Sunshine collection, tat
taken. The Meeting closed With the
The May fleeting ,of the W. M. S.
:Wes held In the Tumid, Of Mrs. Mac
Engel with ten in'attendance, The
*als " What does it mean to
156 a tileinbd oct 'the ahairch? ,Script-
fie feadifig Were taken by Mrs.
d Mrs. Stuart
ttalig, 'v@ 's Containing the word
‘414111." Vireir in roll call re;
sP61180.. NeWsletters from Lily SirriP
. son andkisa Ida White Were read
bk sha zoepci.s.ty.., Mrs. Lyrin tvens
read ,the topic, Itynnis 538, 5,81, and
571 were 41triig Mid the leaner, Mrs.
Schnook Pronbiitioed the Benediction.
for the church parlor. The Meeting
elOted With,the, W. A, Motto and
1
- prayer.
. , YOU :..6,k )AllOirt WtOtilt(66 I
. Fashion, custom, ttitaitipii acid
relief:On Meg_ in the habst fo,14d
Omit sittleet lit the life of eteity",
Weinall. Beginning LtIllit 'Oda, et ti:
Star Weekly Will present ii g 1 eriet
of four issues' dealing i dealing Withiteddi
tocludeditrthiS Seet4 'ett4Te Wilt-be .1
-`'. . 'answers to your tiestiOn4 o 1
etittitette„ attemitintS„ int itatiotiV, :
thiiroli titi4eligemetits, troUttedintteri,, '
-..ott, A. delltiont lunch wa§. Artificial ineenlinatiOn ryeniice
CADET INSPECTION,
OPEN NIGHT MAY 17th.
Winghs.ni District High Scheel
Cadet Corns will parade for their
'annual Inspection to. the Town Park'
at two o'clock in the afternoon of
ThUrsdity, Masi 17th. Inspecting
.officers Will be Major M. B.. Oliver
Ltstewel, Commanding Officer of Me l
Reet. R. C, A., and Capt. A.
P Rankine, Cadet Area Officer Of
London,
In the ,evening the •Wingharil Ills: l
blot High S'thool Will be open to
visitors frOni 7.30 until 10.00, There I
Will be disipla,y0 stildenVe Work
PertionlaAiry that of the Industrial
Arts' Departinent, both day and
evening elsiSset it the Cafeteria
and the art r6Oni, In the gyni,
mnasium anditntiuni, teething at,
8.30' there Will be tWO Short; di,
hmitiot goii64 of bOYS' and girls'
basketball, and the giti4 of tie.
Mine eeepiititniet eletteS"Will Model
th,e shits; skirts acid bleirde-t Whieh
they .have Made tot
and !metaled friend§
are itiVited to 011ie both to the
Cada ilidPeetieli in , the atteTROOV
OM' to' the School in tlit evening of
ThititdaY, May 17th, to seethe WOl'It
'661+4 docile by *rite etitdelit:ff ;et the
Wis It swel 86iitiot
'The world's finest Cheddar
Cheese- is made tight here to
Canada, And, our Canadian
Cheese it one of the best
and cheapest tottteeg of good
food Valtie, excellent
toiirce of ototoitt, Which
everybody needs for building
and repairing healthy tissues.
Enjoy the 1Tjaily varieties
of Canadian •cheese
New cheese recipes/ Yaffe - to' Miele Frels-ei'y DcibT Feed
Service Rukeeiti.
DAilitt FOODS SERV1Cj. BUREAU
A. &Allah' Of Dairy' Farmers of d000do 469 HURON STREET; toRokto
Mrs Calvin Oainer6n and firs Pred Mere essentiai requiretients, 1 A
'Phis treatiite chest; of wedding in, I 8'ritallait541.
inseam tea, 'flowers, ,inEiteedg, raid Many Lunch 'Nt/Als served by the 'liestess, ''''..r..,.2.
, Sett in the. , ,!-.enterit by Mi. : A., . 4 ail lifeedt of tattle, For ite ""' '► as
,Fd, Sinegc1611, tole& tollite: Mitie6I'lt rt• '°,,,t,-": tohl‘ii,'"' 4,,,tti°g ;-,jr;.,,,T-".i.iiigrt.t. ''' Ititormation: phone Clinton 84i, aii
fOrillatibil has, been Pretiared under ,'t t. ''
th e direetiOn 'tit Star Vtteeitly'sliaigh_, APent a'Week With :his brother "DOA", ! r,,i‘g"' '-',.. ',`11''''''''' A ut: —1- - 16.(1' Palmerston d0.. collect, bet*Leiti. 4.* 1
' skid 10.06 A. M. tili *iiiiiii da,*.i 441
1611, eattoe, wen .co:tior.,, and 1116, ' Mud sister' Mrs. lt. Pliiiii,, BritStela. , I`I'llql4t""' •1,36 and. 316 A. M. Ott' Aiiiiitifiii., f
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)6116if 6 NV66 it, editor Of'The Star :' 1 .4.1.6r, '14.11j- Charles ris!calrer, kitett* ;
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Weekly lit t cli en.,
'Oral ineetirg of the
F'orit MALE
xig 064 tot Old hia.
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