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are morally
responsible for
safe driving
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You, as a driver, are required to know the Rules
of the Road to qualify for a Driver's Licence.
But your obligation in driving is greater than
merely knowing how.
You must also practice safe driving whenever you
are behind the wheel of a ear,
Remember that you are morally responsible for
the safety of everyone with whom you share our
streets and highways.
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1954 Chev. Deluxe. Coach
with Nutornatic Transmission.
1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
1956 Buick Hardtop 4 door
Radio and Automatic.
trulelter in a job?
l• do not like Wits appl,oach.
neither is it iMpular with fant
people who aro. by nature: thought.
ful of tine welfare or their neigh-
bows but big business is, in its
cold impersonal way, forcing
fakiners to this. Miff,
ARE FARMERS TOO
THOUGHTFUL OF OTHERS?
troduced, Result in the past 20 k
years half of Ithe barbers have beep
forced to .seek -0.00' daily bread in
some other line of endeamoUir.
Was there a "Protective Assu-'
ifkadon" formed for barbers and their.
friends,?
(13Y- T Carl Hemingway) EVY C T THE SM Sir
T EVER WHISPERE
I attended the local White Bean
Growers meeting in Zurich rec.
ant) I. The White Beau Ctrowers
are to (be commended for the very
good job they are 'doing for their
members, They seem to have gone
joist a little farther in the enceess•
ful marketing of their product than
any other farm organization that I
know.
coils at all four wheels soak up
road shocks like a sponge! And
Chevrolet engineers went even
further to bring you the suspen-
sion news of the year — Level Air
Ride—the lowest-priced air ride
available!* You just have to try it
to know how easy a ride can be!
Yet, with all its newness, this
smoothest of all Chevrolets comes
to you at its traditionally low price.
Little wonder that Chevy's whis-
pering "Buy!" to more Canadians
than ever before. Come try 1958's
most popular car at your
Chevrolet dealer's soon! • .
*Optional, at small additional cost, on
VS models with automatic transmission.
However they were critized for
not operating on a definite profit
basis.
Poultry dealers paid ie per pound
less for fowl than did dealers where
there was' a 0o-:)p to supply active
competition. Should farmers feel
dorry for Mese dealers then they
are .sciiMeZed down to a moderate
income lay 00-0p. competition?
'Should farmers be asked to pro-
tect the intel'ehts of non.co-operalti--
ors who are whining 4o reap all the
benefits from the competition suPP-
lied by Co-Ops. wttillont taking- any
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responsibility' in the successful
operation of the Cb-Ops?
In years gone by the yiaung far,
mer hitched up his team and wagon
grabbed a shovel and earned a con-
siderable SURIN of noney doing road
work between seeding and Wing.
Trucks came along; Oak over the
hauling of gravel and farmers lost
4onie cash. No "protectiive assoc-
iation" was formed.
The Beard's answer was that they
didn't want to interfere with private
dealers. .The Board also seemed.
willing to take the lower quality of
beans that were often 'directed to
them, bear the ertra expense of
processing and also look after the
exporting of .surpluses. They also
stay out of the domestic market in
disposing of the beans lest they
provide embarrasing competition to
private dealers.
Silence says volumes about
Chevrolet! Quieter engines
tell of super smoothness
never bettered by any car at
any price.
And Chevrolet moves from a
standstill to cruising speed
like greased lightning with-
out the thunder. Then ride
Chevy — and be even more
amazed: One of two new
suspensions smooths your
way like broadloom — while
23 kinds of insulation in its
Fisher Body all but swallow
sound completely. Absolute
newness from road to roof
supplies the answer!
The most
modern, efficient
engines in
the world!
First, on a 30e,'•• stronger X-built
frame, Chevrolet's stylists placed
the sleekest, roomiest and most
luxurious body they'd ever plan-
ned, But hot before Fisher engi-
neers saw to it that Chevrolet's
"Sound Barrier" body matched its
beauty in practical protection.
Next, Chevrolet increased its
power range with the most effi-
cient V8's ever built . , . radically
new, with machined-in-block pre-
cision for pace-setting perfor-
mance and economy. Total engine
choice is now six, with four cream-
smooth transmissions. It's the
widest selection ever—available in
every Chevrolet made!
Talk about smoothness! Chev-
rolet tops it off with 'a choice of
two new rides: Standard on all
Chevrolets, completely new Full
Coil suspension means a big ad-
vance in riding comfort. Deep steel
CHEVROLET'S
Is this being too much the,"good
samaritan"? .
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I talked with a barber recently
He told me that•a few years back
i shaving was the big end of the bus-
iness. .Gilletite inlvented a safety
razor — electric razors were in- ,.
With the (introduction of the
marketing yards some farmers are
delivering their ;own hogs. Soms
truckers are losing business, Why
should the farmer be prevented
from doing ibils just to keep the
The regular MCirilirVg, service in,
Knjax: Pres.-014th ,on Suoday last'
was eend'acted by Mn-. Jim Berrie
a student for the Ministry. FloweOt
were placed in the church in memory
of the late B. N. .M1cDonad, Brussels.
Mr, C. L. Thompson spent WI.-
oral days in !Toronto. Sunday School
will reiopen, on Sunday', Aptrii, 6 at
the 11514 time of ten o'clock.
On Tuesday, March 25th, a course
on "Salad's" was held in the Cion*.
muhity Centre. The Walton. W. I.
were guests and laboitzt forty
attended this interesiting afternoion.
A 'penny' 'andilion was conducted at
the close.
On Sakrday .afterno:ou, Apra
5th, the Library Beard are snot.
sorin}g a bake sale 'lin the Comlirmii,l,
ity 'Centre from 1.30 to 5 o'clock.
Everyone is Welcome.
John Grant is spending
awhile with her daughter Mrs. John
MlSSchnook.r.
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r ALTAR SOCIETY
!The newly-elected president Mrs.
C. Steffer presided at the monthly
nrieting of the Altar Society held
Gt, the home of 112hs. L. Ryan on
I March :17th.
iThe meeiring opened with a pray.
Or led 1) Mrs .J. Nolan, Fifteen
members wewe ;u attendanc....
Reports were given by the Sec.
and the Treas. Mrs. C. ,S,teffler
and Mrs,• F. Comiely volunteered
again to serve as ivisitnig committee
the mining month,
ft was decided to invite the 1110111•
i bore of the 0, W. L, of Winghani to
a social gathering at a future date.
Members will term n OpuPS to
serve alternately at, the Dion's' Cittb
slippers in the future vnith C,
Steffler wt. convener.
Mrs, (lel'orge Blake Er, and Mrs;
J. Conley Will serve as Altar Com-
tratee for the mlonth..
A date will he set for the clean,
ing of the church tor Easter.
,Menthery. were asked to bring
Used ,clothing too the rent Meeting
and a box Will be packed to, be sent
to the missions.
The life 'story of St. Patrick was
presented by Mrs. Gordon Blake
'Mrs. jelm Blake and M1'8, O. Blake
Sr.,rjoie:" *M.thiblited interesting
Mrs. L, Ryan told tk WeRloVed
story of Our Lady Of Lourdes,
An interesting Story sholMing
for spring "aeCeSSomies WAN riven by
Mrs. j, thin Was fltitotiglily
enjoyed,
;Two Trier tibilga Were siting by the
SteMilsilailipti by lilts.
r
0Prden Blake iron the picky
tylithot of the door Prize,
A tasty Birch Was 0140Yed and the
attiointted,
FON SALE
tltant barley. vioan, ner
bushel, Clayey pats, 813.0 nor Intsbel,
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Dance After Concert
Alcoa Thytme.
One Admissiott - Adults 50c
Childreo 25c