The Brussels Post, 1958-03-19, Page 4A FOR CANADIANS
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IN MEMORIAM
1954 Chev. Deluxe Coach
with Automatic Transmissipp,
19$4 Chev, Deluxe Sedan
1956 Buick Hardtop 4 door
Radio and Automatic.
IN MEMORIAM,
jAMIESON — In loving memory of
a dear sister and brother, Shirley
and Miner .Tamiesou, who passed
away roui' years ago, Marob 16th,
away few years ago, March 16111,
1954,
McQUARRIE In loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
William Thomas McQuarrie, who
passed away •nhte years ago,
Maxon 21st, 1949,
A day of remembrance sad to recall,
Without farewell he left us all. ; Precious memories treasured' ever
Of happy days when we were all
together
--Sadly missed by bis wife and
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workmanship.
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Th's day we do remember,
A loving thought we give,
To two, no longer with us
But in our hearts still live.
—Ever remembered by isabel! JIM •
a t,tl family. mot. tiifirlipmeir,
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John Diefenbaker Elston Cardiff
[,VOTE for a GOVERNMENT that KEPT its PROMISES
Published by the Huron Progressive Conservative Association. DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA
409 Huron Street, Toronto
frail Made Fraser's new Cheese
Casserole Recipes, Send today!
'CRANBKOOK
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Salads
• Sir John A. MacDonald built the Canada of to-day. .
Now, John Diefenbaker envisions the Canada of To-morrow
Tuesday, March 25th, at 1.30 to
4.04 p.m., in Cranbrook Oommunity
Centre, the Orhnbrook W, I are
sponsoring a short course "Salads".
The Walton Institute members
will he guests at this meeting.
This short course is not only
for Institute members but for all
ladies interested.
A good .attendance is hoped
Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and Miss
Lena Noble have planned to have a
Penny Auction after the ;Short
;Course,
1,,Tr, C. L. Thollipson visited over
St. Patrick's lay in Toronto where
he }rok part in special services.
Mr.. and tiers. Archie Forrest,
New Llskeard, spent the wi4elo end
With Mies Alice :I, Forrest.
LLAR PROGRA
L EVELOPME
Cranigrook W. I.
To Create New Opportunities For Canadian Industry
To Develop Canada's Unlimited National Resources
To Expand Processing Of Our Own Raw Materials.
To Provide More Employment For More Canadian
To Enlarge Home Markets For Canadian Agriculture
Not ASpendthrift Program A Sound
Investment In Canadian Prosperity
'Carry On, Elston And John
t
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The truest speaker for the March
meeting of the Cranbrook W. I. was
Mr. McLaren from the SpinYtte
woollen, mills of Listowel.
Ms talk was very informative and
enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Ruby,
Kirkes,hriek thanked Ulm and' pre-
sented hum a gra. •
.^1, 'meeting opened in the usual I
Manner with the 1st vice president
str" P^ity 'Knight in the char.
"'n -'II ;call, A. Oanadian Ind-
--'''• ' ', would, litre to Visit and why,
'• 'll fliswato,a by a good attend-
alien.
The motto Tn4uatry roasts , for
Man, not man tor Indlistry, WriA 1,1.,,,,,,•;.,1 Raid girt,;, by 'Mrs hurray
ITnettictIr.
ti- Wes decided that tile W. t. 11-,,,pt ansor ".:, home making
Club ;The Club rite StanCis On.
:;(-4416111. ,A; 'inyette for the '[Horton.
Pefieit ,vas collected,
lltbPie lw 1V 4.5. l'AM
, Thr=t Meeting elePed with the sing-
ieet' of the rlleeil.
.01 retired to 11!r, Immtant for
itrheb ft, stesses Ittit-r., 1\itrl,L Mendb.-
Old, Miro. S. Conks. :Sirs. R. Verc-
itoyrt nnil Mrs, S. ,V;Ftellab.
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Won..Rid n March 31 Published' itit6it PrOgrettiVe:eilitSei'VtiiiVe Asottatioit
p (50 SALk
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lentils old,
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