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DRIvING PRLIGHTFLILLYI
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Large selection of one ownerused cars,
traded in the last week.
THE. SUMMER
IS THE
TIME
TO MENP
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LET US FIX
FURNACE,
S.
, FRIEND
t CALVIAt ec;; 7 .
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ERV3S;;;LS PUBLIC SCHOOL.,
POARD MEETING
sliatial In., in.; cif the
Setool !loan' Was held on the
dote at the home r,f Mr. F
Mi ft•lzell.
Due •tb•the abseneo •th b•gular
serretary, A1rr. Ranh wa.; appointed
acting .seereta,,ry on .rnotion of R.
'Kennedy and I,, Zba Mal) OSO
f tilt meeting was to discus.i the
proposed .salktry scihettuto as pre- •
seated by the 'lady te,Acbers at the
1a.S.,t regular meeting and Mr. APh-
itott'S i'equest for a tow ',month leave
of ab9onee. Roy Kennedy and Gordon
Stephetwon. heft thk) meeitinz to i
interview Mrs. Verae .Galbraith
In regard to being part lime teeeher
Mrs. Galbraith agreed to give it
eortsideratioa.
Cs•G KRAUTER
co.
PLUMBING& HEATINC,
SWEET METAL OIL Buioif.A
BRUSSELS Now. 917 X
i.
1
t •
Lunch was served by the hostese
Mrs Bert iGeliden assisted by Mrs.
Ve.:,i1 Renard, Mrs. S. Raynard,
Mrs. J, and Mrs. D. WardIa,w.
Dist, Director ,.. Pars. W. M. Dobson
131ran.ch Directors Mrs, Roy Hal/
121. T, MacFarlane, Mrs, Smith
Brew, Reporter .... 51ns, D, WardlaW
Asst„ Reporter -..,,. Mps. S. Raynard
Pianist Mrs. C, Cochrane
Asst. Pianist Mrs. J. Pearson
Flower Conveners Mrs. L. Smith,
Mrs. 'Geo. Pearson
Aujaitor IVI,rs. A. Raynard
Mrs, 1 Geo. Kreuter
Standing Om-
,CitliensI10 and 'Education ....,,.. Mrs,
Quest Dobson, ,Mrs. T, McFarlane
Community Activities and Public
Relations - Ars. C. Cochrale,
Mrs. 1, Wilson
Historical ,Research and Current
llz - ents Mrs, E. Gill, Mrs,. Jas.
Pearson,.
Agriculture and Canadian industry
Mrs. C. Raynard, Mrs. S. Ray-
nerd.
Home Economics and Health -
Mr& Earl Bowes and Mrs,
Geo-. Pearson.
Resolutions - Mrs. W. Kreuter,
- Carried,
Moved' by Ray tronarm: and sec-
onded by Roy Kennedy we do now
adjourn, to moot again on the • reg-
ular date or at the call of the .chair-
man.
- Carried,
Elizabeth P. Elliott
Sec,-Treas;
CLASS -F141). ADS.
FOR SAi-,$.
'Ootite4tio potatoeti. .eXcv9.1011.1,.
.Pt!rrie A ritonc• 1:1r16
FOR RE-NT
Heated 11a1`ttildiitt, $3.5
W, 7J. Collins
per month
Phone 47
DRUSSFL.S Pt ST
einning year. 1411-4. ,k 1"ft ;;5 W
Ptap,t.Tr ors Holne .alkd Our
temily Mrs. 1,f, TAko thanked her an4
t ie .orted 4YCr will, ii gilt. All re-
tird .l basement for !mob..
fkoessti bring Alm ft. Knight.
4vfrs, Jan, Clark, Mrs,. alien: Huetlier
arid Mrs. 0oldwyn Knight,
., ag,00.V.TVV,
411"..
Mr, and Mrs. Alf. $0,t,tiOn. jja)i,
pton; Mr. and Mrs, Don MtIaDa.)
And little son, HuniberSide. Earnest
Wblyilloase, with Jahe
dd Doelder.
Mr, and Mug', Bill Schaefer, OOder,
loh„with ••Geo. and, Mrs. Dunbar'.
Miss. 'Ella Han:mid, Wyoming, at
her • !wine.
Mr. end. Mrs R, P, Qpio, Ottawa;
Dr- and, Mae, W, Susan
and; Oark)i. of Anices.4,er ;with Dr. and
Mrs, D, wocue,,vr.
R#341P J, arid. Mr, Kerr, Clarkson.,
,called on PrI,4%.*Its in the, village,
Mr, and Afro, Doug. Jess and-,
family, Hamilton, with. Percy anti
mnar. steppteasic.41,..
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin. Hall and `son.
of Ayr Mitilz Roy and Mrs.
I(lect, Rowland, London . at his.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall ore visit-
ing friends, at Flint, lifich •
Tbe April meeting of like Ethel
Women's' linstitute Was held in the
Community Centre. on Wednesday
-afternon with ,Z$ members present.
The president, Mra, W, .11-f,. Dobson
waive in charge. Several. business
items were taken -care of, Annual
'report of standing committees was
gtveln as well ice the Sec,-treas. re-
port which showed a very successful
rear.
Mr's, I). Wardlaw took the ,chair for
election of officers 'which was as
Past President - Mrs. W, M. Dobson
President - Mrs. Stanley Speiran
`Vice Pres, Mrs. Earl Bowes.
2nd Vice Pies - Mrs, B. Codden
Sec,Treas, ...... Mrs. J. deDoedler
,l t, Sec. .... • Miss. Maud Alexander
UNITED CHURCH W. A, .
WANTED -
20 head of cattle to Pasture on,
r,grasS,
lack Stevenson, R.B. Drospi5
Phone 43r14
CASH PAID
For old. sick and disabled horsOS
And cows. Dead horses and cows.
Free !pick
Phone Atwood 153 Collect,
ns-
FOR SALE -
area Barley for seed,
Phone 75r12 Fischer.
Moved by Gordon Stelahenson
and seconded by Ray Bronson, Mr.
Million he granted the four months I
leave of 'absence provided a, suit .
able suplifY teacher rcoidd be
obtained,
the jiteture showIS.
by Mrs. Palm and the licture,eb 0310x.
The Fall Fain exhibit wan' arrang-
ed and ft committee pat in of MO.
J. Rowland and MM. IL Cousins to
look after it.
The W. A. was divided into tWo
groups, red and blue and each One
was 'to choose a. Aenn.y sister Ed
to collect for itheir group.
The committee for next Month Id
to be S. Davison, Mrs. R.
S. Hamilton and Miss C. HingSton.
Thie business part of the meet-
ing was closed with. Mizpah belfar-
diction.
A. social hour was heN,
Mrs, Lane gave a few readings on
spring.
A delicious lunch. was served by
the committee Mrs. A, Cardiff, Urn.
C. Cardiff, Miss Addle. Cardiff anti
Mrs. R. Cousins,
A vote of thanks was given the
committee in charge.
FOR SALE -
Beaver seed oats
Phone 12r19 Jas, Bry'ans
ator•PONIMP•
'FOR SALE --
,Deltalb Corn Seed in stock.
Win, Bremner
Phone 261121 BrasseTS
j- Carried,
Moved by !Roy Kennedy and second- I
ed by Gordon Stephenson we ask
the Gown. council for a requisition
of $10100 for 1957; this being an V-
,ciTeasel Of $1200 over 1956 singe we
have, Ho official word cioncerning
increase in laaor. grants. •
• -. Carried.
The proposed salary schsdale as 1.
presented by the teachers was
tabled and read aq. follows -
Minimum salary $2400
Maximum salary . 3100
principal $2$00. •
Allowance rm.experien'ee $100 per
year for 3 yrs. •
&mural incretiment $150
Moved by Gordon Stephenson and
seconded by Ray Bronson no action
be taken. regarding this schedule..
M,ufflors
Mluffiers
Other
FOR SALE
Farm 'Praetor
Ford Tractor
'complete $5,50
equal savings.
Canadian Tire Associate Stores
Wingham, Oat,
Assembly
makes at
The Arlril W. A, met on Tuesday
15th at 8 p• m, in the church parlour
with the president, Mrs. 3, Bryans,
in the eihaltr and lilts. A. Armstrong
at the organ,
Tie opening 'hymn Was. 81. The
,scripture weeding Was given by
Mrs. A. 'Cardiff and prayer offered by
Mrs. R. Cousins,
Hymn 17 was then sung followed
by a springtime reading by Mrs, R.
Secretary's report was given by Mrs.
B. Rana and adopted. The treasurer's
report by IVLrs. W. Bell was read and
adopted.
.The parsonage committee reported
by Mrs, W. Williamson.
The kitchen committee by Mrs. 1
Rowland.
The Good Cheer Com. reported
that ten 'calls had been made by
the visiting corn. given by Mrs.
A. Armstrong.
The Save the Children Com. re-
ported that two letters, had been
received from our adopted Korean
bey, also a Picture of him. The
.1.etters were read by 1A*. Rana and
roR RENT -
Grass farm 100 acres, 4. miles
from Brussels, con. 7, Morris.
S. C. Long Phone 8E3rZ
CRANI3R.001(
A joint service of the and
Granbtook toongrega4ons yes held
in Knox Church, Oraubrecit, en Oced.
Friday. • Miss Margaret Perrie and
Mr. Cecil Thompson each . con-
trinted. a solo,
On Easter Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth
MacDonald was soloist,
Mrs. Arthur Martihall, daughtef
Beth, and twin SOBS, Cameron and
iChrlis., Chatham, N. Y„ are spending
a week with. Mr, mid Xi's. Calvin
Cameron,
Mr, wail Mrs. 110s$ Speirau, Sag-
inaw, spent the holiday week,ead
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smalldon
and^.other friends.
Mr. • .and. Mrs. Howard
Torovilio• visited,. with Mr. and Mrs
flexor Mt:Taggart.
Mr. and Mrs, John Warby and
Mr ,,!..• Daniels and Doris, of
H,,milt.on, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, -Wilfred Stick-
ier.
Marilyn. Knight came home Irom
Wingham HoSpital on Saturday,.
'8.einv2, 'of the local winners at the
Grov Twit Music Ttotival held in
Community- Centre here last Wed.
were Cecilia Thomplson, Myra Mc-
Nair and Carol Fischer, in girls'
solo class, and David;:.Hitother was
Aeciond •iit his solo clae4.„. Congeal•
Mrs,' George Cleland, ListoWel,
president of Perth ProsbYterial, was
guest speaker at the Easter meeting
of the TiveninT Auxiliary held in the
church oni ,Tuesday evening. The
S, from 'Union United Church,
and ilihe Sr. Auxiliary of Cranbrook
were guests. Miss; Margaret Porde
Sang a solo and following the meet-
ing all enjoyed lunch and a social
time in the basement
• Cranbrook. W, I, Meeting -
The Cranbrook i„ met in the.
Community centre Tuesday April 2
at,S,30 p.m.
The meeting. opened with
Glen Hiletiter,. the presuteat lit the
chair, The ,openiny rde, Mary Stew-
art Collect- and the - Lord'S Prayer
was recited in unison.....
The mimites of the last me,etinV
were. read, Mrs.. Ken . McFarlane
, called on our- guest speaker Mr.
Carl Hemingway who . spoke on
Federation of Agriculture, he also
showed some films this was yery
wuch enjoyed by nil, Mrs. Con Mc.
„Taggart thanked hind and present•
ed. him with A. gift--;
The president ea:ea On MrS,
Simpson` of MoksWOrtitt for the.
Installation. of officOS, who were
all returned by acclamation for
WANTED -
'Splendid • Rawleigh 'business avail-
able iu Huron Comity. Products
well known, Opportunity unlimited ••
for big sale:: and good profits. Start
your business on, ;credit without
experience, Write today for full in-
formation Rawleigh's Dept,
D-15'2.224, Montreal, Qu..
ATTENTION -
• Floor Sanding and Finishing
Oar Specialty. Old floors made new.
ROYAL DOULTON Dery floors
elle di cta.
'Contact W. R.
Wingham„ Phone
evening),
20% OFF sanded and finished to
Satisfaction guaranteed.
(Bill) Rintoul.
251 (noon. or from these
Deferred 1.
and other
• Sale For May Only
Join our China Club and benefit
tremendous savings.
ymentk, it you wish
benefits: Beriulre at WANTED
As answer to your wish - a quick
and easy•L-1\.ay to make more money
enabling 7011 1..(), get at last that
‘`special something" you want so
mucli: Don't wait. Now's the time to
enquire about it. Free tuTormatioti
on rogue: t. 1600 Delorimier, Dept.
57, Station O. Montreal,
Leach's Jewellery Store
The Store for Beautiful Gifts
ATTENTION FARMERS I
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
N
BELL IMPERIAL
THRESHING MACHNES
UNTIL
15 MAY.. 1957
IT vyn..L. PAY YOU To CONTACT
US NOW FOR PARTICULARS
REPAIRS AND PARTS - Now IS
the time to look over your older
machine and have any repairs done,
FO that you will not be held up later.
We give careful attention to repairs
r,nd orders for parts'.
ROBERT' BELL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Seaforth, Ontario
Phone 268
Multiple sockets are 'a sign of inadequate wiring . a sign
that you are not getting peak performance from your electrical
appliances . and a sure sign that you are playing with fire.
To obtain maxiMUra efficiency from appliances, your wiring
must be capable of carrying the load required. Too many
plugs in one outlet overload the circuit, If you overload
beyond the capacity of your wiring, the fuse blows.
When this happens, it is a warning. When you substitute b.
fuse larger than should be used, you are playing with are.
A larger fuse will permit more electricity to flow to the•
circuit, but the wiring may overheat and create a Ate hazard
and you also reduce the efficiency of your many electrical
aids to better living.
PLAY SAFE . . There is only one sure remedy. Have
your wiri4 cliecilted by a competent pe6von. Follow
recommondotions. Don't take chalsoss overfugne
Scream Kids"
MEMORIALS
.Straford Cemetery Memorials, 38
Avondale Ave.,, Phone- 257W., Ray
Shantz end Bert Pretty, Proprietors!
For a memorial of lasting beauty
at a reasonable price and guaranteed
workmanrthip contact our renresent-
wave,
Mr, Frank W. Kemp
Listcswel Phone as or 561
FOR SALE -
Dray ellielts. The answer to the
spring Chick buyer. No matter What
market you aim for - eggs, broil-
hertvics-there's a wide choice
of excellent ichleks bred for all
Markets. ,Aoki as for spring list, and
Order aeon, thretigh agentS
Wm. Glen Bray, j:Ithel; Mrs. Ft,
'Barrett, R. R. 5; BriteSels.
SEW AG 641)Po:efts.
Mgr? 7i-#11T igePtie Ziank3.1 %,xd entso
tiO01.0 ctearied the saelt.a.0 i vs dri-
to tremble.
floxbon. 3.,,tioas1 tva
killvertotr tree.
MILK MotkA THE
COUgiiqg PRAY
BuiLbs STRONG BONES
AND STRONG BODIES.
FOR SALE -.-
100 at,.:*z "PPM 0*. r =rune, Itmd-
FraMe troutie, 1*#:0.J' .-reent0,061 81
acres workable .. •1 ilirp tr it store.
Price $8,500.00
90 acre Farm an highway,* hydro,
Frame Floes Bank Bert,. Pried
$0,300'.00
liA Storey House fn Villate., .nod.
ern Price $1456.06
ntldk Cottage in village, batch,
garage. Prise 53,2O0 M'
Reistatirant and ,t1.rciceri; Stet -6 in
liliag.e on lake, with living tjuhrtdar8.•
Rent $40 per month. St.Cielt and
equipment $4;506.00
Phone 84 3.. O. 'tong itettito
" LTV E BETTER C ICALLY"
'BY WIRING AbectuATELv *NO SAFELY
,IFTOF1 SALE
Hight& in'teki. tmiti tot old tile.
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if you are Planning to build, 4er rtiri0d4, learn the ta Adequate wirtiii. It ,
Write to the gleetrie Service League of Ontario, 191 do ego stteeti Toronto 2, or
phone WA, 2.2264 Or the latest standards of RBD tAL WritiNG and other
informatiVe literature.
1NsEMMAI4ION i,i‘i#OtoVtAribt4
'tot Artitibtat nteittatitton
Or' Periled fmni tit lifeedei of
Pharle tite Water-lee Cattle.
11r6ed.ing. Attolidintiti
Clinton H V. “.• 3441 Or
Painieraton 418; "between
and: 6.0 A. M. We drive all lifeedit
Ili;'041411,1e ' trop titittitt.te leW