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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-11-12, Page 4Noroinhor 8411, 1058 •i''O,O,re,,WP,••••••o••••*••,••••.••••,••••••,,,L••• 4 • yeah./14.,&2,04.ce Spting --- Tulip Feavral "during Mar j:47 Suraftter ri,shirig, Minting Fall-- Carnival of Colors ,,-- Gatineau Hilts Late September., Early October Skiing, Within 4 Miles AT ANY SEASON 'SAKE TN TI-IE . . Parliament 'Buildings National Ivlustum xperimimal Farm NI.tir..itai Art CitIllery ..P1W twiny other places of ir.teyest 1.6IN al i at LAQPJEIt AVE., 41-4 orTAWA, ONTARIO 140TEto tour dis utcttvn, dadrest Ottauhs taly' WO from the tfarliatneat Bultdiagt, leading stores, railway merninal, arid theateit. 400 roomy with bath and thewer. 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Last year alone, forward-loOlci rig Canadians opened 450,000 new deposit accounts in the chartered banks-'--almost as Many as the increase in population, The oWneta of today's 11 Million accounts know a b'ank is the safe, conVenietit, pleasant place to build up funcl.s fOr every need and ntitpdse., They kribw; toff, that in a Chartered bank you deal with skilled; friendly people, ready to help with an Our banking. THE CHART,EittO aA N tit v CO' YOUR CO.Nuviu JOHN HANNA, 'WINGHAM,, PO Nomolgg J4.iito; NV. Ilivun4, 'NUT, of Wing, ham, linuminonfly nominuicd an, tirogteswive. Cetwervative Candi- tlute 'for Intron-Ilritee riding At the notnuttating convention, a t Wingham last Friday night, Mr. Warted, A 'well ]drown 1'lring141111 busiw'ss man who lies represented, tile ritlin ? for the past 15 years. NVil5 UtHIMMS011 11 hid fur the UMW Mation.. Ile is presently serving his fifth term in 'tilitt legislature. Guest spRolter -Transport islet M. Dymond, told the 300 delegates at the r'is'ing he was unable to tell tittle when the next provincial ,,lectitin 'might be held. Following the nomination a new executive of the Huron-Bruce PC Association was .ehosen. Lloyd Jasper. of Carrick township was elected Tkesident. Vice president is Allistair Hughes and Crawford, secretary-lreasuirer. Mx, and Mrs. Glen R. Thompson and bAby daughter spent a feu days in Toronto last week, Mr. Lyle Gordon has been con. tined to his bed ;following a weak spell which he suffered on Friday, Mrs. Emma -McCallum, St. Thomas. is with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon for several days„ Mrs Lyle Gordon, Mrs. Gordon Engel and Miss Isabel 'Engel attend, ed the Perth Teachers' Convention in SPratrord on. 'Friday. See furtlin notice of the Bazaar sponsored by the Ladle's Aid of I'lnon Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook Cereal Chefs The seenad meeting of the Cran. brook Cereal Chefs was held, at the home of the leader, yrs. Alan Mc. Taggart, on. November Sth .at 9,06 The me•.Nt,ing opened by repeating the 4-R pledge in unison. This was followed by the secretary's report, read ,by Geraldine ,McTaggart. The roll call was answered by 5 girls, each giving an accoun+ of one day from their "Record. of Cereals Oaten" P was deeidnd that the next meet- ing. will be held at the home of the leader on N'oventhr at 9,00 ?a.m. The name chosen for the club was "Cyan:brook Cereal Chefs", Each inmher is to 1,xtrig: sible design for the cover record bock to rtthe next meeting. Tha subject matter wa s then discussed. The leader, Mrs. Mc. -Taggart, demonstrated how to make bran muffins anti slowed the different typeS of flour. Horne assignment was-then gi'ven Roll call for the ne-zt meeting is One rule for storing cereals. The meeting closed with "Tile Queen"• ,CHURCH U. The meeting of tirmitiole. L'ulteti °Web Young reoRles Vision. was bad at the home of 'Lester Mticitan.. • The worship was .taicen by , Watson. His topic .choice was te ivide the members into discussion groups with questions to answer on Stewardship, folloTred by a group ,discussion en time subleet, Business portion fenowtd with the )resident, Murray 'Hoover, large. • • continued with. contests ; and lunch, 5 The 'meeting was .closed with taps, MORR The directors of the Morris. Fed. oration Of Agricuture held Moir meeting at Stanley Higgin's on Oct, 29th. It was agreed the secretary write ,Ttosco Metal Roofing Company re Read Signs 18" x 12", and that .the secretary and .prresident be a- committee to purchase same. The ;annual meeting will be held In the rorrester's. Hall, Belgrave, 18th. The TV Farm Forum program will he viewed and discussion will follow le.d 'by Roger SehWass, form- erly of CKNX Wingham, Lunch will be served, Ross Smith, Stan Hopper, A. Bacon and Earl Anderson were named as a committee to arrange for this meeting. Mrs. Ted Fear, Mrs, C, Mrs, Mel Craig and Mrs. Stan. I-Topper were named as the lunch rommIf tee. It was agreed to pay the presi- flt'S OXPCMSOS to the annual nlootilm in Toronto, carl Remingway addressed the meeting ,and luneh was served by lIrs Stan Hopper, • ► ► ► ► P. • ► • , • TI4Z ,013,!,,SSg45 POST • * a nos- of the 8th and 16th Group The October meeting. of the Sth and 16th group was held et the home Of Mrs. A. McDonald and Mrs. Int), McDonald with a good - attendance The meeting was in charge of ,Mrs. Martin. A hymn was sling with 'Mrs. J. I3ryans ,at the *an% followed by prayer, Topic was given by Mrs, Les, Oliver, on prayer. Roll call and minutes were read. also a thank you carcl from Mrs. S. Johnston. Business included the bazaar to be held on Oct. 29th, for which. final !arrangements were made. A hymn and prayer cloSed the meeting. A delicious lunch was served. by the lunch committee and the hostess. Your when t Is Sure .7ou tiveg a t Briti$11 Mortgage 1