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All Along/ the Line
LOOK at the facts before you buy. They'll
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In every detail, Chevrolet trucks are de-
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Valve -in -Head engines, famous for power
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Sturdy hypoid rear axles, deep channel -type
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investment.
More Canadians buy Chevrolet trucks
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CRAN BROOK Fischer, Cranbrook. Lucky draws,
Mrs. Arnold. Ward, Moncrtaff, Mrs.
W. Hyndman, Cranbrook. These
/haws were made by little Misses
LOl3 Whitfield and Sandra Michel.
li*edn �sday afternoon Miss Myer
demonstrated a complete oven meal,
which was sampled by the ladies
These demonstrations certainly
roved very educational to all
Present. 'Prep cook books were dis-
tribuded. Prize winners on Wed.
were : The lady with the largest
randy. Mrs. Gordian Knight, (Iran -
brook. ()blest rally with her own
teeth. Mrs. ahiremen, Bright. The
lady coming the greatest distance,
MI.'S. Arnold Ward, Monerleff. Door
prize Mrs. Shiremen, Tlfiglih. This
draw was made by little Miss Judi
Mnrhnn. Miss Myer than conducted
a meal rinds. At the close of each
Afternoon lunch was served by a
rJrrntrer group at the Cranbrook
W. T. Miss Myer was presented
with a dainty ren and saucer to ref
mind her of her work with the
Crinihronk iadles.
WedneaddJuy, Mn'yRStdr, 1953
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C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
ECOP 523
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PEOPLE YV E KNOW
Mr. and airs. Charles Davis are
1 holidaying in Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .vans spent
the past week in the Muskoka ,
dis1riet.
Mrs. Harold Carrie and Warren of
r 14,mi'.ton. spent the holiday week -end
with Miss Maude Bryans.
t Miss Mary 11 Lane of Satrhnro
Ispent the week end with her parents
Rat•. Andrew and Mrs. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Yost of
t'nity. Sask.. and Mr. and Mrs. 1;. J.
Stegner nI Stratford spent last
week with there sister Mrs. B. G.
Walker.
Mr. D. A. Rann and Mr. Hugh
Pearson renamed home after a flit),
inn trip Io Algonquin Park, with
an excellent catch. some weighing
as much as 14 lbs.
Visitors at the home of Mrs. A.
Aivmstrnng ms Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. 11. TT. McKinnon M Biuevale,
Mr. Peter McKay of Brantford and
Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon of
Georgetown.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. have
mankind, William Stevenson writes
that. Chalk River plant is second to
uune. The "cobalt bomb", lateen
earner weapon was born at Chalk
River. The article is illustrate
with a photograph in four colors
and the front page of the rota
gravure section shows an atomic
bomb exylosion Nevada.
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Mr.and Mrs, Jas. Ritohie, Lon- learned that their son Ted. who has
to been serving with Canadian forces
don, secant the week •end with 114/, d in 1Cnrnn, is enrnuta home, having
and t.. 1 Allen Cameron, sailed from Japan, May 23rd. He
Mil-. it A. KWs Who, has client was pleased to receive a 136x, whish
the winter in Waterloo wieh Mr. arrived safely, from the Brussels
and Mrs, Alvin Pride, visited last Ladle. Auxiliary,
week at the home of her son Harold • Miss Tasbel Stephens, daughter of
and Mrs. Keys, 14th con., and wast p Dr. Tt, W.and Mrs, Stephens, daughter
an old friends In oris vicinity.
Mrs, Keys Intends going to her home
in Brussels for the summer.
The May meeting of the Monorie/if don, who received their diplomas at
Alex Cameron lett on Sunday for
wa
MfONCR1EFF
sets, was among the seventy-two
gradna.ting nin•ses Isom the Sohool of
Nursing of Victoria. Hospital, Lon -
t
Women's Institute was held at the fin impressive r.eromony held in
Barrie, where he has obtained work.r home of Mrs. Alex Marin with 29
with a construction company. d1 to Thomas Hall, U.W.O., Tuesday night
members and four vests present. May 20th. Site was chosen vale:
C-mfdras' here are due ]Trends I sirs, Charles Harrison read the dietorian and as such had to express
Martin for excellent showing in , 1 prticiods meeting's Minutes, and take 'tan and
of the graduataa.
her piano playing at the Musical correspondence was heard. A grant
The class of 'h2 TTnivArstity of
festival held in oderoh recently ; of 35.00 was voted to the garden western Ontario 112 int of nursing
when file /non*' d 83 marks. ! ehih. Reports wane heard from the i Wa% entertalnecl on Wednesday
A very auacesful "Oven Meal', de- : coach and chair committee and • ov".iig May 21st, at the Knotty
from the garden club. 'Mrs, Lind- 1 Pine Tam, al the annual gnadnation
Weri.,ra�tiyn was held in Cranbrook t say M6TCaty. Mrs. Renate/tit/ f`rawtord.
Community Centre on Tues, and and Mrs. Arnold Ward were named ! han,gnef. Miss Stephens gwnA aUa
1 ed.. Mny Ifitth and 14th, tinder Vas i f of the four nutans in charge of at,
delegates to the Crorrie district an moom�ent-., To July she gone to
instruction of Miss Myer, TTome I !
37exinnmics of Toronto. assisted try natal meeting CAMAS Mrs, Ashton , Toronto to work with the V•O.PT,
Miss Msir3el McDonald and sparser-
and Mrs. tlr.rkwtn spnicn+to the mem-
eAr,eDA'S ATOMIC hews. The motto was taken by Mrs. t ;/ A 7 rt,�
ed by
the Cratlotes W. T. with } t EADER3HIp Kenneth Crrtwfnrd, and Mrs. Bly- +
nolghbnr ng Tnstitates and ladies i
,
ilarkwell read the nsirrutes of the
last met,ttug, seconded by Yvonne
Pollard. Hymn 34 was then sung
followed by the sentence prayers,
which were given by Yvonne Pollard
and 'Donna Snaith. At our June
'meting Fred Walters Is to give the
tr•niprranee story and the sentence
prayers by Mrs..Broadtoot's class.
Classes were then formed. Hymn 270
was then swung and the meeting
rinsed with repeating the Mirpab
I;enedictlnn.
T1s,. May meeting of tate W. A. o!
Walton United Ohnrnh met In the
• honement or the nhnrch. with the
president, Mrs. Wilbur Tnanbuil,
presiding. Meeting opened by read -
tee nr a poem followed by prtlyer.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. Thank yon
Tarda were also read. The treasuo
er's r+nor' was cin en by Mrs. P. Ho1-
• nrnn with a balance of 94111,20 on
hand. There were several items of
hn,ine,s dealt with. The main one
v-ag the Garden Party. The date
net for the Garden Party is Wed„
,Tone 2:+•i11. The meeting closed
with prayer..
of the eommnnity attending. An atomic source of newer which
Tuesday fent oven dishes ware I the Oanadt.an ft•overnmeni Is Diann-
dernnnretra,t5r1 and sampled. each Inc to a,Imtnlater as a pnblir utility
lady present reraived a small par tt+n at the heart of currentresearch
Ans. During` a reeesa period, arW- chant River. Gnharlo, repents the
oral nriar•a were avmarderl. Client 'r',.,.""tn fir weairly in lig May 31,a1
lad, nreaent. Mrs. Austin Balmerd, f ra•:,..", In the of nae nfnmle enereq
F]thnl. Nearmyt birthday, Grace ter indsistr•fat need AAA welfrsre of
Tenoned. Vithei. T)nnr prize. Betty
ton Felt reported on the pro•
vinstal annual renting, Mrs, VI -
don Mann played a promo solo.
Mrs. Kenneth McLean sant; ane
selection and Mrs. Mark Satllle t
fs>aoke on rntrrnnt events. A lunch
was served by the hostess anti her
asaiafnntts.
The May meeting Walton Mission
Rand was held last Thsnday mnrning
In the ciirreh basement, Doris
Johnston, presided and Vers
Watson watt ptant',t. The merlin
opened with the singing of hymn 4
followed by all the members re-
pemitng the Lord's Trrayer in unlann.
Tho Fierlptnre was rend by Mrs Me.
raft. at. Mark. chapter in. Audrey
UNITED CHURCH W. A.
The Woman's Association of Brus-
sels United Church met at the home
of Mrs. A. Armstrong last Tuesday
right. Mrs. Roy B. Cousins, press-
dent, nominated the meeting, with
Mrs. A. Armstrong at the piano.
Devotional exercises consisted of a
scripture leading by Mrs. Militant
Bell and prayer led by Mrs. Herbert
Manning. Fallowing reports by the
seeretary, Mlsea Carrie M•eCraelten
and Mrs, William Bell, substituting
for ihs treasurer, Mrs. Walter
Williamson. $len, was voted to the
6ngam tuns.
ilom:nitttees to be in charge of
the manual garden party to be held
on the church lawn on Friday,
June 2313, were named as follows:
fend eommittee. Mrs, Samuel De-
visor, Mra, Willem Cardiff. Mrs.
James Bry+ams. Mins. John Rowland,
Mrs. Robert Downing, Mrs. Lorne
Nichnt. Mr.n. Curl I•teminoway, Mra.
William Rall, Mrs. Thomas Gar-
riaa. Mrs. Wiliiam TOvons: table
nrimmtttee. Mra. 1). A. Rano, Mrs,
Wilton Todd. Mrs. 'Kenneth Clays O
min. Mr.. Pearl Tame. Mrs. Anafna
Brown, Mr.. Adrter M0Ta,g#art,
Arra iv111i.nt Tbcans. Mrs John
a R"wt's ,l Tt+e itenedietinn rinsed
g the mnnfrnr. Hold contends and a
Tunrls tnitntvrd. Thr hnaless watt
sarieited by Mrs:. T/near MnDnnnld,
'tit.'a Hr-rhnrt Mrnnntn"'. STra. Tham.n•s
*Tillie 'bila', Run 1tiaCrselten, amd
I tIl', Plnrenre Ue•fauultton,