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We are at your service for Oil Changes, Luibrication& Tire and Car Care
CLEAVE BwA SERVICE
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Phone 592 o Fisk Tires a B -A Products • Seafortb
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CLEAN-UP YOUR CAR for SPRING!
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CARNAUBA WAX -SILICONE BASE
Big 20 -oz..
$2.25 SIZE •
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solid wax protection, without hard rubbing. Easy,\
one -operation Armor -Sheen keeps your car looking
its best — all season long. One stroke -saving
method puts an Armor -Sheen hard -gloss protective'
coating on your car, wipes off dull road film, dead
paint and grease. At the same time Armor -Sheen
deposits a porcelain -like glaze of Carnauba -base
Wax, plus weather -guard silicones "that stop
colour fade-out and keep the finish rich and alive.
Sold only by Canadian Tire.
`Easy td -apply ^ Gives the 'WORTH y' ' •• •• v r u.l V 1�
some Professional leaning, • $Z-ZrJ r it t t
waxing protection as new
Armor -Sheen Liquid Polish
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Armor -Plate POLISH and CLEARER ?-treatment can, contains silicones
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TIRE CLEANER
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C ONIC ppLISII Restores lustre, rust and tarnish 10 -oz
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tl1l'� o, Master Li4aid Polish And Cleaner' grime and film 20 tr
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waxin Worth 95t•
Moto -Master PASTE CLEANER waves your waxing
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Gives a haV&rrtb 9r5`ihtez lustre
Moto=Master PASTE WAX POLISH
.64
'Restores original beauty to seal covers,
of Cover'and Upholstery Cleaner foam type Perfect for upholstery. 8 -oz
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For cleaning and polishing cars, windows, etc Big size, approx. 18" x 17s.
'Special value.
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launched his pleasure b ,at, The ton Siexnou', of, udedpillm .alxd,
tUrondct e: R�'• Russ -An," on Saturday. a m' a best of #teal_ She
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Mrs, John. Sturgeon, Sr., was was found dead in her hied by heir
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Has. ` a ,�` � a)led to St. Thomas on Friday daugbter- q law, Mrs Stem , S
#1 11owing to the'serious illness of her urday morning, having passf;d'
Hugh Love, .Usborne• Township 'brother. away peacefully in her sleep. Toe.
councillor; was guest speaker at Miss E: Weston entered Alexan- former Anneit. Sararas, %be, was
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a eetin of H ion rich area. Mr. S>_
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held in Thames Road United last week for further surgical mon died three months ago.
Church: Mr. Love spoke on "The treatment on her hip, which she Surviving are three sons: Lea,
Morrison Dam." fractured last year. ton, Hamilton; Lennis and Orland,
Every year the council s"ht aside 'Miss Helen Blair, who has been Kitchener; (L'uella) Mrs. Garfield
$40,000 to spend on •roads andrecuperating from jaundice, has Brown, New Hamburg,.. and one
bridges, ale said.. Government returned to Lively to resume brother, Noah SarF. ds, Kitchener.:
grants cover expenditures 'up to :teaching. Mrs. Siemon is ,also survived' by
this amount. Usborne township Miss Ethel Blair has been a 14 grandchildren and 18 great
has three bridges with water" lead= guest of her parents for a few grandehildrefi
in'g into the Ausable river. - days. She spent the wintpr - in Public services were held Tues-.
A William Hout suggested they British Cohlmbfa. day at 2 p.m. at the United +Breth-
call it "Morrison Dam" after Mr. Mir, Glen Sturgeon, Tillsonburg, ren Evangelical Church, Zurich,
Morrison, who as head of the was with his parents over the week Rev. W. F, Krotz, of Dashwood, of.
Ausable Authority, has taken a• end. ficiating. Bgrial was in ,Exeter
keen interest. It is the first of Miss Helen McLeod, London, and cemetery.
its kind to be built. The speaker Mr. Jim Higgins, Toronto, were at
was introduced by Mrs. Les. Gib- their respective homes over -the During 1957 and 1958 Canadian
son. weekend. industry's need' for engineers is
Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. Or- Dr. and Mrs. Chapman, Detroit, expected to increase at an aver-
ville Beaver, Mrs. William Ether- are opening their cottage for the age annual rate of 11.4 per cent.
ington and Mrs. Archie E'thering- summer.
ton reported on the cancer' drive Mrs. F. Ma: shall will spend the RE -VITALIZED CLEANING
summer with Mrs. A. W. Reid,
from each school section. Mrs. is Setter Than Ever
Garnet Hicks was appointed a "Enfield" cottage. at
delegate to the district annual in, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, of
place of Mrs. Bruce Tuckey, "who London, were in the 'village over Buchanan Cleaners
recently fractured her ankle. It the weekend. �1
was decided to sponsor a short MOUNT FOREST
course entitled, "An Ounce of Pre,;WINTHROP More Spots and Stains Removed
vention," to be held some time in Garments 'stay clean longer
October. Mr. Leslie McSpadden, who has Will wear longer.
Mrs. Carmen Cann reported on been attending Mount Allison Uni-
pa Phone 669 r 2 -Seaforth
the Emergency Committee in versity, at Sackville, N.B., is now ANDY CALDER
place of Mrs. William Sillery. A stationed at Whitehorse, Yukon
motion was carried that $10 be, Territory, where he will spend the Agent
taken from the treasury for the., summer months as padre in the MON. and THURS_MORNINGS
Emergency Committee. Canadian Army. —
Mrs. W. Lamport • reported on
her activities at the . Guelph con-
ference. Mrs. Harry Strang dem-
onstrated "How to iron a man's.
white shirt." Mrs. 'Harry Strang,
retiring president, was presented
with a combination leather billfold
and chainn purse by Mrs. William
Sims. The presentation address
was read by Mrs. Alvin Moir. Mrs.
Frank Lostell commented on the.
motto, "You do not find time for,
community activities _ you take
it." The Misses Marlene a n d
Barbara Weber sang several vocal
duets, 1'
Mrs. Roylance Westeott, newly -
elected president, chaired the
meeting; Mrs. Lee Weber acted
as secretary; Mrs. Mac Hodgert,
convener of community activitieSL
and public relations, was chair-'
man for the program. Mrs. Wfl
Liam Lamport was hostess, with,
Mrs. Garnet Hicks. Mrs. Beaver.,-
Mrs. James Kirkland, Mrs. Henry
Bierling and Mrs. Luther Row
cliffe assisting.
Mrs. Robert H. Jeffery led com-
munity singing, with Mrs. Strang-
at the piano. Mrs. William Ke -
nick will be hostess at her home
for the June meeting on the 26th.
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These days most people . work under
pressure, worry more, sleep less. This
strain, on body and brain makes physical
fitness easief to lose—harder to regain.
Today's tense living, lowered resistance,
overwork, worry—any of these may affect
normal kidney action. When kidneys get
out of order, excess acids and wastes
remain in the system. Then backache,
disturbed rest, that "tired -out" heavy -
headed feeling often follow. That's the
time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
stimulate the kidneys to normal action,
Then you feel better—sleep better—work
better. Ask for Dodd's Kidney Pills at
any drug counter. 58
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Canada Needs
DIEFEN
HEAR. ELSTON CARDIFF
AND OTHERS
Progressive Conservative
Radio and TV Broadcasts
CKNX - TV CHANNEL 8,
Tuesday, June 4 — 6:20 to 6:30 p.m.
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Tuesday, June 4 — 12:15 to 12:20 p.m.
Friday, June.7 — 9:50 to 10:00 p.m.
Published by Authority of Progressive Conservative
Association,• Federal Constituency of Huron.
In 1956 You Were
Overtaxed
$500 Million
(Amount of ,the Liberal Govt's.
Surplus)
THAT'S .
$30 Per Person
OR . .
$120 Per Family
Diefenbaker and Cardiff Pledge To Reduce This
OVERTAXATION By More Efficient Administration,
Economy of Government And LESS FRILLS
it's YOUR Money
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