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Bigger yiehls per were with deep, fall Icernels on
smaller cob . nine foot roots to beat the weather
planter plate graded for easy, even planting , ..and
"Ore.: Noted" for resistance to disease are reasons why
Itit pays to grow 'united Hybrids".
GET IN TOUCH WITH YQUR UNITED HYBRIDS FARM AGENT
(fies...got afire lady's rain, hat for year olle)
ALBERT CARDIFF
gyttgl,,, ONTARIO,
hYterhin Wee tit,ecOatetI with
haSkets of flowers, limits • and
vesetable.a. to Mid to the Thanks,.
l tying sealvice. Mr. C, TheinpaOrk
tk~ 40 . emitributed two .Stioles ditring the
!serviee.
Mr. and Mrs. T. GeOrtiont
Toyed a. trip to Ne‘v YOrlt oyeir the
holiday weekend.
Congratiutations, IYWraY
Haether on being one of tea Wealea
to win a big .Weei ill New York City,
in th;e, .irecent Beacon-Herald.
contest, IA spite of a late start Mrs.
Thither won second plaee from
• 1,711.7 no 'fC•I'o$701tyfo aTi4ir newt s9abriacripf9t7ionthis
du4ing, the last two weeks of the
contest.
At a meeting of the Ladies Aid at
the home of Mrs Murray Hnethe'r
the date for the Annual Bazaar
wan Set for Saturday Afternoon,
NOV. 16th, Watch Per fiddlier parti,
J rulers.
•The condition of Mrs. Duncan
McTageart remains unchanged. She
( has been. a patient in the K-W
, Hospital since, Sept. 24th,
Flue is going its rounds in the
community with very few households
escaping.
Cranbrook W. I.
LOCATION:
No. 10 Highway,
$ of Brampton.
TIMIe 11:25 p.m.
ROAD SURFACE,
Asphalt. Very greasy
because of heavy drizzle.
This car was travelling south at a speed far too high
for the road surface condition. The car ahead signalled
a left-hand turn, and pumped his brakes to give
additional warning because he had to wait for an
oncoming car before making his turn. The driver of the
high speed car jammed on his brakes and the car
went into a violent skid, It shot off the road, clipped
a tree, then smashed head-on into another tree:
Both the driver and his passenger were killed instantly.
Before you travel too fast for the road surface con-
dition, remember this picture. It could happen to you. RESULT:
Two killed.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
21-7
Cranbrook 4-H Garden Club
Student Minister Receives Award
Douglas Fry, son: of Mrs, Nor-
man Fry, Winghain, who is com-
pleting his studies for the ministry
of the Presbyterian Church, and
who is the student minister at
Chesterville, in Eastern Ontario,
was recently selected as one of the
27 Ontario men to receive awards
from the Estral Fund of the East-
ern Star: The fund has been set
up to provide awards for religious
leadership. The award was made
at the meeting of the grand chap-
ter in the Royal York Hotel, „To-
ronto, last month, Doug was pre-
sented with a cheque for $300.
Mrs. Morris Swanson, worthy ma-
tron of the Winghain chapter, and
Mrs. Andy Lunn, associate matron,
were present at the meeting.—
Wingharn Ad--":"cc-Times,
"A good start, son...keep it going P2
The Cranbrook 4-H Garden Club
sponsored by the Women's Institute
are to be congratulated for their
achievements at the Fall Fair this
season. Winning over $35.00 at Lon-
don, Brussels and Teeswister Fairs.
'Congratulations to Joe Steffier
who was a member of the winning
Seafoilik Collegiate team in the high
soiriol class at North Huron plowing
match. The match was held on Sat.
'Oct. 5. near Lakelet, in TIowiek Tp.
Joe is the youngest 'son ,of Mr. and
Mrs. f'lem Steffler and his coach
was Gneeme MacDonald,
• Th ,,, Library Board ,extends their
thank, to ill who helped to make
their hake sale the success it. was,
eiror 501 '1.Vn'.z. rPt1117,0f1 and the Board
le s"ry Frratefal for all contributions.
Arr. awl Mrs. Louis Zimmer and
Atrs. Ills. Merin:Rum, St. Thomas were
visitors with. Mr, and
Mtg. 1.. IT. Gordon. "I tell Ned
the same thing applies to saving.
We all made 'a good start'
by saving regularly at THE CANADIAN
BANK OP COMMIERCIV!
765 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU
N .2578
TURKEY SUPPER
Union United &Infra
Thursday, -get 24t.l1
$1.25 and 500 tickets id! by Won
Men's Association. Supper teited
from 530 p. m, to S p.
Both have
bank account:an
a..pOrpose .fortavitig
The difference between reaching a goal and
missing It can be the savings you put by,
now, in a bank account.
Such savings don't just happen. They involve
some Sacrifice, definite planning. But as
your dollars mount up you feel a sense of
accomplishment; of getting SOmevvhere, that
5nakes the effort more that worth while.
Your bank account provides ready cash that ;, .0 can help take care of' any ethergeney that May
arise, or open the Way to bargains Or other
Opportunities. Whatever objective you May have
in mind, and whatever use your savings may
ultimately serve, you'll always be glad you saved.
Save at d batik —mtllio s dot a
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THE CHARTERED BANK SERVING YOUR COMM UNITY
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in the fall
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in the spring
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"She can't spend this—it's registered in my name."
, The Walton W. 1. were guests at
, the October meeting of the Onian-
, brook W. L. which was held in the
Ocammunitly ()entre. The meeting
opened in the usual manner with the
president, Mrs. Glen Iluetber In the
chair.
The opening Ode. the Mary Stewart
Collect, and Lord's Prayer were
recited in unison.
The roll call "How to keep your
vigour and your figure" was aris-.
wered by a good attendance.
The Motto "Crumbs of happiness.
make loaves of contentment" was
pr4pared by Mids, Ross Knight arid
given by Mrs. K. McDonald.
The guest speaker, Dr. Schannesy
of Wingilmr, spoke on care of
children's teeth, also showed a film.
,• on a trio to Europe.
This was followed by a contest
condncted lay 1\111-s. Ross 'Knight
The meethyr closed with the sing-
-h.,- nv The Dineen.
All retired to the basement for
inch..
T•Togteserr Mrs. IN4 McIntosh
uNtTgo CHURCH
.Tho Sanetuari Ot the Vniteci
,Church 'was 'beautifully arrayed for
Thaiicegivin,g Sunday with OViSlellees i.
God's bountiM sifts fruit,
vegetables, sheaves of corn and
grain, and flowere, obOir
mItored Sitting the
"Come, ye thankful POOPle, 660
and later sang the anthem "0 14Ord
ibow manifold are thy works" by
Barsiby.
'Tlie sermon, "The Blessing of
Gratitude' was baSed on the storY
of the ten lepers who Were healed
by Jesus., Only One of whom returned
to Ore thanks. Gratitude is one of
the great qualities di a normal
life and is one of the means by
Which a life is brougrt to its true
fulfillment.
All al( us 'an at lea:st afford to tie
thankful. Relations in homeS, is
business in indidstrY in oeh#11 unit-
ies 'would often be mach happier if
people would remember to say
'thank you'.
Like the one thanettl man in the
Biblical (story wie can neivelr repay
God for all He has done for nil, •
especially for His Son, but we can
'express our gratitude to Him in
prayer. and Particularly through
lives dedicated to Him.
MELVILLE W. M. S.
The regular ndontlily meeting of
Melville Church: W. M. S. Islas held
on Friday, Oct. 4th. in the church
parlonir With the pfesident,- Mrs..
win. Spoil' in the chair.
The meeting Islas opened with the
singing 'of la: 'hymn. Mrs. Wm, Little
gave as the scripture reading the
43rd, pshh:n and Mils. D. Hemingway
led in prayer. The secretary, Mrs.
°lark Matheson, and the treiaSurer,
Mrs. John Spelt., read their reports.
It was moved anld seconded that
these reprints be adopted.
Mention was niad,e of the fine bale
sent recently by this organization!
to tire Penkniarvion. Home, Parts,
Ont.
An interesting announcement
given by the Secretary was that
MIrs. Anthiir J. Cherry of Parkdale
Preslytrilerian Churchi. Toronto bas
been chosen reporter for The Glad
Tidings to cover the ivisit to Ottana•
of T.I. R. H. Queen Eliza1beth II end
•His Highnes's, Prince !Philip.
Plans were begun for the annual
Missionary Tea. Nev. 1st at which
Mrs. T. T. McKinney of Teeswlater
will he gtiest speaker.
The offering followed the singing
of a hymn.
The month's chapter from the
Study Book dealt with South-East
Asia and was entitled `"New Pat-
terns for an Unfinished Task". An
interesting paper en this Subject
was given 'by Mrs. James Armstrong
The meeting closed with the Sing-
-Inc of hymn 3122, folio-Wed by the
Mizonb, Benediction,
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to buy some Conado Sayings Bonds."
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He is saving So he and his wife
can glee an extended motor trip She is saving so she can continue
her music studies
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