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DAiRY pAit.M14Rek OF CANADA
409 Huron Gtreet,TOronto
Building flood Citizership on the NO
e. hit, •11r11$ decided an and it was
also •aradod to have green -ho e&
coven with • a white pig,. The.,
leaders. Mrs 10. Wileep and Km
D. Hemingway, gave .the roll call •
home assignments and .notes.
ctle:..z Was given on the notes of the
Previous meeting. A d.emonstratiOn,
was given on the citits beef 'and..
their location ,o•n, the chart, Sharon
Hemingway is I m demonstrate,
braining :at the next meeting. Thfk,
4-11' pledge elesed the meeting.
"Brussees Busy Stewers'
4-H Club Meeting
The second meeting of the "Billae
'FOS Piteey Stewers" was held at th.
'home of bins. Wheeler on. April 2ndt
under the leadership Of Mn.,.
Wheeler and Jean Smith. There weir.,
seven one of eight members preagg.
The meeting opened with the Cri
pledge. Following this the BO
retary's report and the roll Cia
Dianne Kirkby was elected pi'SU
reporter for this meeting. Three**,
out the meeting there were dieeilie
sions about the „different cute a
meat and where they come Oft
animal. The members were girlie
notes etc. arid the meeting 61.00ile
with "Ged Save the -Queen". • l e
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Th'tirsdaY, April 7th, 11)0G
Each Thursday, Ellen Ramsay visits the bank
to pick up the company payroll. On Friday
she visits on her own behalf ... to deposit her
isavings. On both occasions she receives
prompt, personal attention.
In the country, busy insurance man Tom
Welch very rarely visits his bank. He does all
his banking conveniently by mail. But he
,gets the same friendly, efficient service.
Requirements may differ but, at The Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce, the service remains
,constant . . . and as broad and enterprising
in concept as Canada itself. Clear across the
country, in rural communities and in big
urban centres, The Canadian Bank of Com-
merce serves its many customers with that
sincerity which makes banking a pleasure.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
Call us your bankers
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E. A.' (TED' WILSON CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
BRUSSILLS. DIST.
Commercial and Itesidential
^Czaci etc Work
Homes
'General 'Roofing Remade " •
-.Brick and Block Work . .1"erm uuilding kicka.Zza
Fluttering by Experts
.4lor Tufo and Yard Goode — Laid !rem Year gtoek or Osib
ASenta for Angel Stone by Track Load or by PPM
DESIGNING DRAFTING Si-IMPRINTING
rim *alma PriMe leabmIttel
Phone Collect 51 Sayt1rns, Unit After 7 pas
fast modern travel.
by-RAIL1
between Guelph, Owen Sound, Southampton,
Kincardine, Palmerston, Stratford, Coderich, with
connections for Toronto and London.
Enjoy the air-conditioned comfort, the picture•
windows and foam rubber seatt4 these brand ,new
self-propelled Diesel cars, sheathed it gleaming
etainiess steel.
Forget about traffic strain, parking Wbriles—cOn-,
suit your local ONR agent for the convenient,
Railiner schedules, °
CLEARING AUCTION. SALE
Clearing Auction Sele of
Farm Stock and Machinery
Lets 3 pee 4, Con. 10 Morris TV9P+
na.;olnine the Villaep of Blyth on
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TLiCSDAY
at 121.20 P. M.
ceette
a 41/4111•Anente Clov, fresh ate .due
4 tiny,' Of Vale
I d TIolstein COWs,
i: 05. n\iviet;5 e
1 pert H olstein Cows,- freebened
sat
2 fresh, naa dne.
Durham and Holetein Caws, freph
4,4 Spring Calves,.
• 2 Fall Calves
Yearling Steers
Yearling Heifers
4 Yowling' Baby Beef
4 Heifer rising 2 years old
Steers rising 2 years eld •
Figs
Landrace Pure Brea Hog
e Sews with, pigs 6 weetele.old
2 Sows with Pigs 4 weeks 'Old
2 Bowe' due time of sale
85 Bles, GO 175 lbs
Machinery
Ferguson Tractor •
Ford Ferguson Tractor, 2 lift plows
Hydraulic: lift one-way ,Disk •
Lift •Cultifra,tor
7:ft. Massey Harris Deuble Disk
Spreadway Power Manure Spreader
International 7P.L Dinner
New Holland G6 Baler
30 ft- Smoker Bale Elevator
13 run Seed Drill
7 it, McCormick Deering Mower
11‘lassey. Harris Side Rake
12, ft. Land .Packer
21 Sets Drag Harrows
Scunler 22 ft. Boom Niagara
Brand Weed Sprayer
Cream Separtor 2 Unit
De Laval Milking Machine.
Gihl Hammer IVOR (like new)
Wood Electric Grinder
Emery Gante on stand
•Weeon and. Rack •
Fanning Mill with Motor
Set of Scales
Fere:neon Manure Loader
Wheel Chain for 10-28 wheel power
take off drive pulley
Ottentitv of 'Rated Hay
Some 'Household Effects
Farm • •
At the same inane farm will be
offered feir sale at 4 p. m.: consist-
ing of 115 acres clay /own, all
workable land; L shape Bank Barn,
good stabling, pig pen to a.ceenict-
4atie 200 drive stied. 11,f,..
story Brick House with all: tnorlerr
toirOeniences.
Terms
Chattels Cash
Property 10% down balance In 30
days; sold ,subject to reserve bid
Mortgage may be arranged by see-
ing owner before sale.
Proprietor Scott FaIrservice
Auctioneer — Halrold Jackson
Clerk — George Powell
CRANBROOK
Rev. J. H. Greene, Brussels, CM-
dncted the special service of bap-
ism and Holy Communion on Sun-
day morning in Knox Church. Child-
ren baptized were Sandra Ann,
daughter of and -Mrs. Alex Cam-
eron and, and Sharon Rae, danghter
o Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Engel. Mrs.
Itnight• was welcnned into Mem-
bership by certificate from Ethel
Presbyterian Churchi
Congeatulations to Mr. and. Mrs.
thee R. Thompson, ou Ithe birth Of
their son, Philip Arthur, in. Toronto
on Friday,
A meeting of the Federation of
Sgrieultitee wee neld the CoM.:
'reunify Centre on Thursday even-
ing. Alvin Beetles, Mayfield; winner
;of the 1949 Paebitee lenprovement
CompothiCin -of Hurtle. County, gave
an 'Aldine of how he managed hill
pastore pregrtem. lie Oahe on past.
Aring 51 cattle eit 19 acres in 1:30,
Doug Dill ee, .A,tericu italeal Re pre •
sentativc for Retort,. was also , tee-
..
ca,. e had -been M 9uelph
and presented IN' late Mg. lin/e.
,lnfertleatien ',he had received On
eereaa crops and fertilizatten, reonelt
and 11, social :hour foilewed.
The new Poetel sponsored a
social evening in the Community,
Centre en Friday everting, About
15 tables nr progremivo ,ottelire were
In play, Winners Were Mts. Gordon
Bawd and Paul 'Machu» for
score awl consolation prizes went
0 Mrs. Harold Saeleiln end Doug
Brans, 'Witch was served and
dancims, followed,
Mirs. Beatrice Per lee went to
Milvertlen 94 Sunday ufter rec.eiN
ing the hews of the death Of bet
niece, Mrs. Kenneth ,Flemming,
re.s.F.ed away on Saturday in Victoria
Hospital, London, She was a deugh,
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Thornae Mose,
Milverton, and was horn at Walton,
Mrs. Stuart Divans attended the
fepee el on Tuesday. -
vietten3 at the notte of Mr, and
Mrs. Calvin Cameron on Sunday in-
Mr. and Mrs. Paris, Mitelte11,
Me, and Mrs. Art Nicholls, Broil
hagen, Mr. and Mirs, Jack Wilson,
Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs, Earl
1.,",-; es and son Tommie Ethel.
Mr. and n'qrs. Harry Dolger.
'Mr. anti Mrs. Jim Bolger, Miss Rose-
Nude Bolger Walton, and Mr ,
Earl Purcell, Listowel, spent Sunilay
evItb Mr. and Mrs. Conlon lengel.
BUY YOUR EASTEri
SEALS NOW
Like briigades of soldiers — dedi-
esied to ticabie tbert of uhf uncon-
ditional surrender of disease and
deformities that prevent litbie chil-
dren from retuning and playing with.:
thole 'brain:es nett sisters -ant-
able army of teeyeands of service,
club members rally every spring for
• their annual assaitelt.
The weapon they unleash on the
general public is 'the Easter Seals -
a symbol of hope and opporttinlay
piovided by The Ontario 'Society for
Gripped Children. You. will have
already received .your Easter Seals
and this year the target of..$850,001t
In 1 oluntary contributions must he
tealized, or some of the more than
14,.000 handicapped kiddiee across
;be Province will neglected.
Tie hands of a Rotarian, for ex-
ample may hold the surgeon's knife
in a vitally important corrective
operation Which allows a child tee
wale alone and unaided again. The
bands of a Lion may hold the steer-
ing wheel of car .ar station wagon
that takes crippled children fie
dirties, baseball games, picnics and
ChriStmas patties; The hands ,of a,
Kiwanian may • hold a paint, brush
that helps JO decorate one of the
Society's five *miner camps in
tn readiness for hundreds, of cheer-
Mg youngsters who are elegiblo
nowhere else is the hot summer, '
40T-ohs.
From the simple act of licking
ri qtr ep and mailing you a.campaign
letter and a sheet of Easter Seals, to
the nnportatit business of the form-
atioi of the Society's policies in
expansion programs, the service, f
club members take a, keen interest l
and active part,
They lake pride in assuming they
ate the official liason between the ;
local health authorities and the
Society, making it their deity to see
that every handicapped child is,1
treated and provided with transport- ,
adon and the proper braces and
appliances made• necessary by his
disability. -
Mete progress in the care and ,
tieatment of the crippled child has
been made in, the past 25 years than
during 'the whole previous history of ;
inaeltinel. Help the members of the
222 Ontario Easter Seal Service
Cilube keep 'this *vital program In
rperation until every crippled child
in this Province has the opportun•
fLy lieppier life and the chance to
achieve independence. That way they
will grow to assume their rightful
rineb in society as a self sustaining
and contributing citizen - not ' a
liability.
FOR SALE
Front and. Hind Quarters of Beef.
Don Fraser Phone 877J6
CAR BUYERS
Before yeti any you or lea
model used car see tie about onr Low
Cost Financing Service. Avatlable
for either Dea/er or Private Sales.
rtLENN KONNENSERG
General Insurance
Monkton — Phone 663R41
Presseti. • Phone 247
Tuesday and Friday
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To be able to Live Better Electrically is all-
Important to modern families.
Recognizing this, the electrical industry hag
ettabliShcci a standard which will guarantee
the excellence of home's elect:riot uystern. A
home that features the better installations and
facilities that meet this standard is Warded
the Medallion Symbol,
When you buy a home built to Medallion
electric standards—you are assured of extra
edinfOrti convenience anti efficiency in theie
throe important *aye" . all of which, help tie
tieot&t our tuvegroftt,
"Crenbrook Meat Misses"
The eecona meeting •.:er the "Chan
brook Meat Misses" was field at the
Irvine of the assistant leader, Mrs.
James Knight on April 2nd at 9.20
a. m.
The meeting was, opened . by
repeating the 4-11 pledge in enieon.
The secretary's report •w as read
by the secretary, Dorothy Knight,
The next meeting of the • (Win-.
brook. Meat Misses to be held at
home of Marilyn and Doro.hy
Knight,subject matter was "Variety
e Tsubj
Spice of Meat •Supplies.'
• "le home a.ssignment was given.
rTalt sir te tpily roll)cia,:ii for the next meetine
is to be 'How our family gets its
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The meeting was closed by sing:
g"God Seve the Queen".
Brussels No. 1 4-H
Homemaking Mt.
The second fleeting of the Majestic
Meat Minders was held on April
2nd at 9:30 a. m. in the library.
The meeting opened with "0
Canada" followed by the roll tall,
"my list of protein foods."
The next meeting will be on April 9
at 9.21 In the library. A name far the
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Medallion
Electric Homes
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built with your dreams in mind
1. PULL HOUSEPOINER—with plenty of
circuits, outlets and switches.
/. PLANNED LIOHflNG-.-a new high
standard of lighting for all areas.
8. APPLIANCE CONDIIIONING—some
major units installed plus wiring to accoria-,.,
modate additional major appliances,
You can modernize Your proton/
home to Medallibn sfande cis
All progressive builders and electrical con.
tractors reconuntrid and will install electrical
Systems that qualify for Medallion certiAcation.
Fuld aut hors you cad have a Medallion Home. (.811 your! tak ca contract° or your local Hydro Offlcdo 'AVE B T ER ELE