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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-02-12, Page 4The .flavour. and .colme of butter is. Nature,' secret ONTARIO -CREAM PRODUCERS' MARKETING BOARD REPRESENTING f0,0Q0 CREAM PRO„ DUalla 4, 41. RD E ELGIN BLVD. OTTAWA, ONTARIO at LAURCEik AVE., HOTEL Tour distinctive address at Ottawa eanly steps from the Parliament Buildings, hiaxbi.rig stores, railway terminal. and theater& ,440 :rooms with bath and shower. 7.-„, and Radio in all Guest Rooms CAR PARK ..,tupervised On premises (100 cars) *Agit from $6.00 Double from $9.00 ?AMY PLAN Tow, 5 arranOd tor to.hr.nt 6,044. tVraz, U.4 ammo,* v.449410.0 leormAtIta sea CWa NW. Vga1.4,-,a-A.Nosr..0.0.0.4,-gs.....Wast.giseatCARA '-'0• 322, ea co, All sorts of people .. • wage earners, farm- ers, businessmen, hotisewives i . do their saving, and other banking, at a charterLd batik. Day in and day out, in every brie of 4500' branches, bank customers are making de.= posits, arranging loans, cashing cheques;. azaltrz al,CCOILli.nt buying money orders, purchasing foreign exchange, using safety,deposit boxes, talk- ing over financial problems of a personal Or business nature. And the list goes on And on. Only a chartered bank oilers a tail range t of banking services under One root, THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY determine4 effort by tho -01q304011 1,0 make Or filld Issues for the general eNetiOn W111411- nYernn1Q autielpate$ in 1959. ATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" ILI LI, you can use our Artificial Breeding Service for a SMALL INVESTMENT :;and yptir returns spell BIG DIVIDEND Why not check into the matter? Tor service, for more information PHONE Clinton Zenith 9 --.5650 'Between; 7:30 and 10 a.m. Week Days 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday Evenings 'COW noticed in heat on Sunday morning, do not call until Monday morning. e Rave in Service Big Beef Bulls of All Breeds Also Bulls of All the Dairy Breeds, Whose Offspring Are the Profitable Kind. ETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING Spring— Tulip Festival "during May" Summer — g/A-,/ Fishing„ Hunting ./9 Fall -- Carnival of Colors — Gatineau .7** A:ge Late September, Early October Winter— Skiing, Within 4 Miles AT AllY SEASON TAKE IN THE Pa..iiament Buildings National Museum Experimental Farm National Art Gallery Plus twiny other places of interest A 1.103PRITIGlit 11.4 ONLY PIONEER GIVES "PROVEN QUALITY" MR SO LITTLE COST SEE AND TEST CANADA'S GREATEST CHAIN SAW VALUE TODAY WES. BUDNARK Brussels, O1 to PiONEtk SAWS LTD, FITERBOROUG14 ONT. A SUBSIDIARY *OF IHE OUTBOARD MARINE toRPORATION OF CANADA LTD. iV PUT IN NEW NUMMI RIGHT AWAY • REPLACE THE OLD- IT'S HAD ITS DAY CMG KRAUTER CO. PLUMBING/ HEATING SHEET ME rAL OIL BURNERS BRUSSELS Otour. 47 X When we meet the road, Wanda. Lovhiely .remembered by hi$ wife Rota and daughters Helen and IN MEMORIAM McLEAN — In laving memory of a dear husband and father, Roderick McLean who passed away Feb 19th, 1956. Three years ago to-day God called you achy -You heard his loving call Then passed quietly away. To us you have not gone away Nor have you travelled far .lust entered Cod's eternal home And left the gags ajar. — Sadly mig:Sed and ever remem- bered by wife, . family, and brother Dave. WHITE tANE WEEK Thousands of blind Canadians -- housewives, Merchants, business and professional people — are emphasi- zing their role in life during White Cane Week; from February 8th to February 14th. They have adopted the theme "True Vision Lies Behind the Byes" for the week. illustrating that see- ing, without sight is their achieve- ment. "This theme expresses the secret of every blind person's success," Said T. H. Kincaid. chairman of the Onderielo-Itoren Advisory Beard, the Institntn for the - "Some blind persons almost see' , Mn •Kinkead observed. "When you cor as a means of con- veying ideas to the mind, you realize it is atnly one of five senses, r•loi eirfily- the job in different wayet.'0 T; :s iiiPn?.iiSlslo r erl.hirs bilad Pet's ,1155 (In some wondP-1111 Ten IdInd students are 1., enrrAntly r7't V.1441 rlivf-e4 st,pd rnaltr, r4. 1* rand sorue of the I. •r T lthrarg v..^.rr"ie1 r,r.oksi iFpnetally f • 4 1-;.. v+vitiro:V. 71161/1, A.1••-••,114 flu, mitring. tilpr fheir distance from q handing by tlic cello t nuntig. The sound of rif,01.0q0 ci min or wino n, and gOITtetimes indicate oge. Mr. Kin":end t.^1,1 how a inrrItet OStr 1-vrr tir4q. aniT r11.11 '9 61.1 is ti rAtinem 1111,1. 541,1 his owit itti4iri1've. P-4 stale-I-11v ileelnnnri trme41 TT" rontinnerl to enrrate bi, etrenbr,ase ant tai hear 'its his ^Vite.14:1 raWell as lie had ever it on 0 het 'Mo. °Ms roNtIfation Is tons with isfernar4" Mr. Iiiticaid stOld, "and through that inner 4,1,-,!,.'oh came to his aid to tlef'eat his handicap." Once• again the Ontario Legis- 1a6ure has resumed its formal duties .the Legislative Authority of - Ontario. on Tuesday, Sao-nary 27th, His .Honor Lieutenant-Governer J.. Miller MacKay .oif,i'leiojtrd amidst the usual ceremony at the opening of the fifth session of the 26th •of the 98 aottse members, 84 are PrOpressive Conservative aui pporters of Premier Frost's Government, 11 back up Liberal Opposition Leader Whhermeyor and there are three C. C. F. members, During the past year there have been six by-elections and in every case' a Conservative member has been returned to the House. Since the last election there bane hr-en extensive c',:-or=es in cabinet personnel. Folltaving the ustr7a1 gas -enquiry, two ministers resigned and .three back benchers were tmoointed ministers of the Crown. At the end of 1958, the dean of the Conservative party and former prem.. is-•r and minister of agriculture, Cot Thomas L. Kenedy. announced his retirement from politics. This was followed shortly thereafter by the. resignation from Cabinet of the Honov(rable Geo. H. Dunbar, who for many decades has been a good friend of all the people of Ontario. While the departing of those senior and experienced members of the goyernment is a serious loss to the ,governmeMt Ptemic- romst, by his recent appointments of younger and active men to his Cabinet. has built up what is .r.oltnewledged to be a ;very effective and powerful team. It is anticipated that the SPDSinD will be a long one with considc-0)1 P legislation to he enacted my', a 'Yen' IN MEMORIAM RIN -101"L — In laving memory of a, clear husband and father, Chester W. Rintoul, who p*aas t th sedaew;fteci yn Feb. Tim*, 14th. 1951 of Memories aro the lamp That lights-the darkest road To that beautiflul day of reunion We :1144'e new and used Typo, ), writers and adding machines for , sale, .ffammond and Co. Moorefield; Qnt, phones; Rena 29. Office 8140 • From TORONTO MONTREAL to to OTTAWA to SUDBURY Jet. NORTH BAY and thence to WINNIPEG SASKATOON EDMONTON JASPER VANCOUVER NOTIE kstoyitto :uasnr=ar..7.or rilaticattomaaalsouaal&mommatootasaaravar aanQ When you travel by the C1\111 Super Continental, bea tweet] major Canadian cities or the entire run, you can work, rest or play — you take your choice. You can - enjoy a snack or a delicious meal in the coffee shop or dine in the luxurious atmosphere of the dining car. There is no additional cost to go by the Super Continental and a wide range of accommodations is offered to suit, every budget. A rented car, if you wish, will await youtJ arrival at major points. Contact your Canadian National representative for information and sets•rvations.