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Address
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Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity
Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister
_UNITED CHURCH W. A.'
or.1-0-uert, stitt›.,cecp-'
on
summer
days
in many
ways
serve
Dairy
Foods!
Perk up warm weather
appetites with refreshing
Dairy Foods. They taste so
good, rook so good, are
so good for you. The
variety is wide and
Wonderful so you can
enjoy them in countlest,
tempting ways through all,
the summer days!
Write for your feet tel
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Food.a Recipe Booklett
D/ ~RY .FOODS•StliVidt. 11UltatiO
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 1. Tandem Tractor, Model W1953 2. Tandem Truck, Model W1963
3. Tank Truck, Model W1953 4. Dump Truck, Model 1643 5. Pick-Up i Model 1314
BUSIEST TRUCKS
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Tim Nay moottog pr the ex"0-1,
brook 'EV0Plug .Attx114ary was held
at tl'ta home 474 Mrs, ..$1tAtart M.oNeir.
president, Atthy Kidtpat,riele.
presided And opened the meeting
with' the eall to worsitip,
hymn sung and .the
lave le&Slou was read
Mrs, TheMpsoa .save thoughts for,
meditation. The eteinntes of the. last
meeting were read and approved,
The roll call ).a answered with
a verse containing "kindness".
The bueitieSs was discussed and
the4cellection taken, Isabel Huether
read the topic front the study beak
"Mg Magic Carpet"
The meeting closed with a by=
followed by the 'Mizpeh Benediction
fat unison.
Mrs, Cecil Therup(son, Miss A. 3,
Forrest, Mrs. J. Schnook, Mrs, Earl
Dium, Mrs, Stanley Fischer and
Mr, Mac Engel attended the (Pres-
byterial held i.n Molesworth Presby-
teriae church on Tuesday. May 21.
Mr. kid firs. Bob Cameron and
four sone, and 1fr. . and Mrs, Jim
(lamer:on, Sarnia, were visiting
friends here, •
Miss •Carole Cameron is visiting
with •Mr, 'Mrs, :Glenn Fluether
Mr. and. Mrs. 0. rehouipson ,and. n
Cecilia were in Toronto last week,.
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771707* 9 CHILD WELFARE CANVASS
By The MP1T1bers Of
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
MAY 27th, to JUNE 17th, 19S7 r
satmet.101e between :the P:reove dates. members 0/ the Brussels
g.itoing Dinh Will.call at Mite homes of tthe la Ulla area, whIelk
Wades Brussels, Elthel, Walton, JailleSteOn, mill Part of Grey and
21Corr1s Townsaips for a freewill offering toward. aaila Welfare Wort
and projecte as carried oat by the Triers Club. This lae:t i.11.760 years
Onch a large pencentage of the funds raised by sale of tieleets on luelte-
draWs went to pay for the prizes, and the net proceeds were *Mall
This time Wit-.01 to find out how !may people will be pleased
to /mow that 1000l of th it donation. goes for above lairposes,
For each donateen, a jego receipt will ho given:
elltitunt.s; tale
Donor to income tax exeluPtiOn-
We hope that many people will like this plan for a change.
The following is a detailed statement of the receipts and eXpendi.
titres for the past three years.
wise
folk
get
most fun
56 Chev. 4-door sedan with radio and heater
5.5 Belair Chev. sedan with heater
Waterloo Cattle Breechg AssociaVon
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
isisramerzsmiserraorz.
reading was given by Mrs. B. 8,
Hamilton with prayer offered by
Mrs, J. Bryalts.
The secretary'S report was read
by Mrs, A. Ttana and duly adopted.
• Miss Carrie 'McCracken gave the
' report on the "Save the Children
Fund" and Mes. Rana read a letter
from our little adopted Korean boy,
Discussion were carded on regard-
ing the penny sisters and that We
should hold a Dutch Auction at the
June 18th. meeting. held as a picnic
at the home -of Mrs. Reno at 3 p.m.
. the, W. A. and their Penny Sis-
tees to be present. °
145.60
335.99
62.50
130.25
185.00
24.85
155.85
1.351,01
Expenditures
Crippled Child Work
Sports
Band
Camp tCrip. Child)
Chairs Library
essee, Medication
S!•r,dry
Park
71:a. On hand
June 304b. 1954
1 954
Receipts
Balance en hand
July let 1953 $1.,314.22.
Profit 'rival. Frolic 171,"2
I'rof:ts from Coneert:
and Caenival G04,5e
Sundry Recelpts 45„00
$2,641.10
kieto-o4az.dellea
ONTARIO TRAVEL
735 parliament Bldgs. Toronto
Send • literature to
Name
$2,64L10
1955
Receipts . Expenditures
Balance on hand • Medien1 Exp.
July 1, 1954 $1,351,.01 Sports a.
Profit .frorn. Bingo
Crippled.' Children
46.31
471.25
397.78
Tag Day
Concerts and
Cia4nival
'The' ("ratibrook 'W. I: will meet on
$ 83,65 June 4th. at 8,30 for their regular
6,30 meeting. Would all members kindly
304,68 remember to bring their Sunshine
410.63 gift.
Cranbrook Y. P. S.
The regular meeting of the Grail,'
brook Y. P. S. was held Friday even- 1
lag May 24. An exciting' ball game
was held early in the evening.- After
the half game,' 'all ;:rettared to the
17.4 .14 done** :for a devotional service. A
- ' good time 'was ,had by all. 857.08
270.25
35.00
25.00
89.62
10.00
The committee in, charge will be
Mrs, P. McArthur, Mrs. D. No Mc-
Donald:. Mrs. Michel. and Miss Flo.
MeNaughten, , ..
Hymn was sung followed by the
gizpah Benediction.
During the sopial flour 'Als. S.
;Datvison, : contributed a reading and
a couple of . contests enjoyed follow-
ed by a delightful l lunch.' ' ''"
A vote of of thanks was accorded .
Mrs. S, Davison, Mrs. H. DoWiling,
-Mrs. 11.;B: Hamilton and Miss, Carrie '
:HingSten, for a splendid meeting.
Bard .... .
'Liens Park
Crippled Childrens
Work
Insurance •
TereFic Festival
Santa Clause Parade
Hospital Bed
Band !instruments
Balance en hand
June N0, 1955
H, P, Rupert has been a real asset to dur Organization and its
Members. His offspring are the kind that earn extra dollars for
their owners.
WE HAVE ALL BREEDS AVAILABLE
Help yourself while helping your. Organization, The cost is
modest and the service efficient,
For service to our well proven bulls or carefully selected
_young bulls, call collect to:
CLINTON HU. 2-3441
Between 7:30 and 9:30 a,m.
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
The W. A. of the United Church
met in the church parlour with the
peesidenfe !Mire. J. Bryank in the
chair and Mrs. A. Armstrong at the
organ.
After the opening hymn scripture
$2,266.55
1956 '
$2,"266.55
Receipts Expenditures
Balance on hand Med. ExpenSes /9,55
July 1st, 1955 ........ $ 857.08 Crippled Childrens
Profit from Frolic Work 329.31
and Dte. 29,6.21 Milk, Vacation School 71.10
Profit from Shows 38.80 Sports & Play Ground , 54.40
Easter Seal Tag Day 502.50 Band 427.20
laundry 25.00 Lions Park .............. 88.50
Eyes and Glasses 100.50
Insurance 35.00
Balance on hand
June 30, 195.6 594.13
•
$1,719,59
$1,719,59
Union United .Church W. hi .5.
and W. A.
Hostess for the ..May meeting of
Unilota W. M. S. was Mrs; Carmen
paker with 25 ladies and 5 children
present.
. The _leader, Ws. ElOton Spe&ran,
had as' ££heme for the meeting Ser-
vice of Irtercessiion for Heine Miss-
ions
Mrs. Morrow read the Scripture.
The roll call - was answered -by nam-
ing a "'missionary I have heard."
The minutes: were read by Mrs.
Jas. Bremner 'in the absence of the
!se ere lay. .
-The study book on reinrriesa, read
by Mrs. F. Cox.
Me leader for the W. A. roans. Md.
Ralph Meehan.
In Atte bulsilness period it tottit
decided to have a iGarden Party On
Tuesday, June 111th. PaolgraM eOfip
mittee. Mrs. J. Bremner, Mrs N.
iSmilth, Mrs, E. Speiran, Mrs.
McIntosh,
The sweeping list was eon :161110d II '
for the year. A donation of $150 ttivas
toted( to the church Board. A vocal
iiatinber "Whispering Hone" by tour
girls.
Sharon and Lois Whitfield, Barbara
McKay and Shirley Baker Wad
toyed.
Lunch. was .served by the hesteSa
assisted by Mrs, Hiemstra and Mrs.
Lake.
PEOPLE WE KNOW -
Congratulations to Douglas Leach
son of Mr. and, Mrs. W. G. Leach
of Bxitiesels eviho has suc'cess'fully
complete his second yeritr in Elec.
tronice at Ryerson Institute, Taro
onto, Doug, Is at present oii Baffin',
Island,
Mr. J, R. Lane of HolYrood and;
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Phillips of
Fonthill visited with Rev. A, and
ltles, Lane, Wednesday of lit week',
Mr. and George MOTair ta
MilrilYn and Donald, of Hamilton,
Spent the holiday With Mr, arid Mre
W. J. Petrie allid
Mr, :Tames Perale, Waterier), Col-
loge, conducted services at Ktiox
,Presbyterian Church, Etlueva,le and
Wherever big° jobs are being done,
Chevrolet trucks are there, putting
their mightier kind of muscle fo
work. Chevrolets are Canada's bus-
iest trucks by a wide margin . . .
because they'ie the unbeatable
champs of, every weight classi
Next time you're out, check the trucks
you see at work. It Won't belong before
you get the message . . . truck after
truck, from lively pick-up to giant load
hauler, is a Chevrolet.
And that's not hard to understand. Be-
cause truck buyers who know their
business, know that Chevrolet trucks
give -more on-the-job hours, more
operating economy, more hauling effici-
ency than any other trucks, bar none.
Look at the facts. Engines . . . thrifty
G's or mighty Vfirs, every great depend-
able Chevy engine delivers the right
horsepower, the usable horsepower for
your job gets the most out of every
gallon of gas.
Transmissions . . only Chevrolet has
revolutionary neW POWermatic that
giVes you easy, efficient automatic shift-
ing through 6. forward speeds with
direct-drive cruising deenoiny, Or take
your pick of Hydra-Matic, Powerglide
or Chevrolet'i famous synchromesh
tratisinisSions.
Styling-Chevy has modern Work Styl-
ing that fits the Oh, gives you more
efficient loading, longer life, Handsome
Work-Styled cabs bring you panOr-
timje Visibility, concealed Safety stops,
High-Level ventilation and other big
advantages.
Oa the whole impressive story &OM
your Chevrolet dealer right now. Have
him show you Why no truck can meet
your needs half aS well as Chevrolet
. or give you More for your dollar!
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