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T41. 4.4U4.1iVoS POST, IiRUSI.AS, PNTARIP
THURSDAY, Oar,
.Melville :Ladies' Guild
The )414 term opened With it
•weli-atteuded meeting in the
church basement. Marguerite
grauter iutrociuged the theme for
the evening with a. puei entitied
"The Stray Sheep" asking tile
oestiou "if the sheep go astray
who will lead the lambs?"
Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead
Us was sang followed by prayer
offered by Betty Cardiff..
The topic "Clay To Granite"
was given by Marguerite inter-
spersed with suitable verses of
scripture. ,May Ebel read Ro-
mans 2: 20-24 and this part of the
meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction.
The president, Aileen Atatter,
took charge of the business port-
ion, and the secretaU s and
treasurer' reports were 1".Yell. OY
Jessie Little and Leona 4-14131,
strong. The roll can was taken
for both the June and September
meetings and several thank you
notes were read.
The possibility of starting a
nursery school for children dur-
ing the morning, service was dis-
cussed and the date of the anu-
uaj, fall bazaar set for October
23rd. It was decided to have
Christmas and All-occasion cards
for sale.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the committee iii
charge, Marguerite, Betty and
May.
REAL., ESTATE AGENT
Wilfred McIntoo 4:4 Co, LW,
with. offices throughout. WeliterA.
Ontario, requires. represen4tive
for Brussels and area. pull or
part-tiuts.
Experience preferred but would
train new agent. Please write:
Wilfred Mclntee & Co. Ltd. 1).
Durham St., Walkerton, Phone
881 r,r:2470
FOR SALE
House & lot on AleXander St.
2 Buffets, Arm Chair, Ellectric
Sea Breeze Pan, Beatty Ironing
Board, Coal Scuttle, Box of
CeilerS mostly pints.
Mrs. Laura Jermyn Phone 90
1965
.a Savings Bonds
are on •.sale now.
ACCIDENTS ON THT FARM
AFFECT 'I HE WHOLE
in most accidents. IL 16 nut
only the victim wno loses. out.
kits loss may be fingers, hands,
or even his life, but all 01 these
may also affect his family",
states hal Wright, .0 arm. Safety
Specialist, Ontario Department
of Agriculture. Who has the most
to lose? "Probably the faun
wife!" replies Mr. Wright. There-
fore she has a responsibility to
impress safe operation on the
tweadwinuer.
Less of limbs affect the work-
ing capacity of the victim and
this is reflected in the reduced in-
come for the family. If the ac-
cident is fatal, the family will
benefit temporarily from insur-
ance — but no n.mount of insur-
ance can substitute for husband
and father! So the wife anci
family, as well as the rarnier
himself, bear the onus of main-
taining safe working conditions..
The corn picker nas been
quoted as our most dangerous
farm machine. Certainly this is
true on the basis of the number
of hours of use. Machinery manu-
facturers are continually work-
ing to make their machines safer.
consistent with efficient operat-
ion: But all the safety features
that can be, designed into a
picker are useless if the operator
ignores them or makes them in-
operative.
FOR SALE
:Frigidaire Electric Range 30"
wide; Kitchen iinex, White enani.
eled Bidet; Girl's Bicycle; 2
Power Lawn Mowers (one brau-d
new); One tire, size 650 x 15;
One tire, eine 760 z 14
Phone 70 litter 6 pm.
Canada Savings Bonds are a great
way to save. The new bonds pay you
4%% for each of the first 2 years, 5%
for each of the next 6 years and 5%%
for each of the remaining 4 years.
This works out to an average annual
yield of 5.03% when you hold them
to maturity in 12 years.
You, may buy any amount from $50
up to a limit of $10,000 per person
in denominations of $50, $100, $500,
$1,000 and $5,000.
They are available for cash or on
instalments at banks, investment
dealers, stock brokers, trust and loan
companies or on the Payroll Savings
Plan where you. work.
And you can cash them any time at
your bank for their full face value plus
earned interest.
Buy....yours...todayl