The Brussels Post, 1956-06-13, Page 4
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FAR-AWAY FIELDS MAY .LOOK
"Far away fields only look greener to those who cannot see,
.Uere in Ontario we haue. the 'green fields' that are the envy of
the world, .In these green fields are everything that the vaca-
tioner could. possibly desire: mighty waters and quiet , ones,
rugged hills and peaceful valleys,. history and progress,
romance and rest,,,fish and feather, fur and flower, To Know
ONTARIO .Better is to find that it is best—and it's just outside
your garden' gate:" • rErs :moo:m[4w.;
Cash in on the rich dividends 01
sight-seeing so amply spread
across the countryside. Choose
your pleasure ... bait lazin in the Sun, fishing, golf or sharing in the
zest of a holiday resort.
Yes! "Know ouerAnto Better"
could well be the theme for your
family holiday this year! 4
To noxinzi&v in Ontario can be a
rich, exciting experience for every
family. How much do you really
know, about your own great
Province?
Here is family vacationland,
abounding with interest arid
variety, and excellent accommo-
dation even for an overnight trip.
Parade to Park at 8.30
EIGHT BANDS
Exeter Legion Pipe Band
Goderich Pipe Band
Centralia Air Force Trumpet Band
Listowel Legion Pipe Band
Palmerston 'Legion Pipe Band
Seaforth District High School Bugle Band
Brussels Lions Club Boys and Girls Band
Brussels Legion Pipe Band
Refreshment Booth on Grounds
CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
DANCE AFTER
In Crystal Palace Ballroom is Music by Geo,,Smith's Orchestra
ADMISSION: 50c
PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR PURCHASE OF fiAND EQUIPMENT
GREY TWP. CENTENNIAL
LETTERS RECEIVED OUT FISHIN°
'Dollars and Sense"
One of the best ways to
S
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A fellow isn't thinkin mean, out
fishin';
His thoughts are mostly good and.
clean, out ,fishin!;
He doesn't knock his fellow men
harbor any grildgeS then:
A fellow's at his finest, when. Out
Winnipeg, Man,
327 Grosveneu Ave.,
Replies To Invitations
,leert:gary,
grey Township Centennial,
I am writing to thank you for the
invitation to attend your celebration.
I have still fond recollections of the
creek and the little old schoolhouse
beside which I spent the fist nine
teen years of my life, and though I
halve been away for over silty-six
Years many pleasant crnemorles
remain.
Although at the menient it is Un-
likely that I may be able to Join in
:st•.oirr activities, I hope that, the
Occasion May prove as satisfactory
as you have Plarineld.
'nitre truly,
T, Turnbull.
ik
to collect my thoughts. lout will My
• I sent your card on , to Aunt Clara
Clara is the last living member of
Clore -IS the last living member of
the late "John Darker" family, who
the old "Barker School,' is, named
•after.
If I can be of any assistance to
you in compiling a history of the
"Barker'' school woad have to look
up old letters or the descendants
of the late John Barker and their
addresses, as I Must have most of
them or know them by heart,
thanking you lagainn
'Pours truly
Ward Barker,
Poswegin,
Dear Mrs. Cardiff:
Am very reused indeed to have
received your kind invitation to Zia
presient at drey Two. Centennial
Silty t And 28• and thank you very
much for the shnie however
fear I shall not be able to he with
you in tiensen because of a 'health
condition which t have a con ire&
this disability Will not be such.
hOpe, aS to keep Me from being pre-
sent in spirit anti to Meet thus With
the many good frIonds of the tlistant
nag. thilikine of those Who
are forttintite enotigh to he in 0.
position to he there and hope trait
ryknocit all to TurVe an unfergotahly
nlesmatt milt' prOtitahle fine 'et,•,
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- you reach yont. savings goal—then you start saving
for the next mid, Why not opera a savings Adeount
witil its. totteiy`t ..
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Perk up warm weatherT
appetites with refreshin§
Dairy Poods, They tastoeo
gem!, look SO gooai
So good for you. The
vatiety is wide sod
weacktfin so you cv
enjoy thorn in counties
tempting Ways throudit alt
the simmer dayst
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firite for ,youe free
of Made Frciser's
Foods' Recipe iloaclet4'.
encourage good sound sleep
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101,, 18 to have a good sound bank balance, Regular ,77.
savutgs can make life a lot pleasanter in a hundred
and one other ways, You may want the down
vayment on a home of your owns• a TV set or a car .
.,pethaps the children's education is on your mind
nor a leisurely retirement .someday. Whatever itis
that you want or need, you have to learn the secret
orptitting something by reguldriy. Pay by pay you
te, Atott. away the rhotidy tt except in emergencies ti
AIRv 00-Ont SOitviet tifitEA' ..„
batten, 8,
April ZOr 10i0
To Mrs. tdythe Cardiff
Dear Madarri:
Thanks a. lot for your invitation
to come for "The Gay iteunielf",
tVhich. If possible at all, try ,aild
get tip.
f should 11,Mie written 'before no*
but on account of the passing et My
hotored Wan last Week% and to laid
tier to tea lit our fild "hotel6 to*n, DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA
1111Or stowel, I really hare bad no time
bit:CANADIAN BANK ti f COMIdtftiCt
t 1J Si L$ BRANCH',66;1, MAkiStittt
stricerety,
iNser McDonald.
PETE WOMEN
columnist, author...
Polo MsGillen knows Ontario
as the 5P4rISIIMI'S P00 0,1110
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BETTER IN 5
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of Travel 8 Publicity
will welcome vow
enquiries about Ontario.
BRYAti L. CATHCART,
MlniSter
ONTARIO TRAVEL,
Room 400, 67 College
Toronto, Ontario.
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on
summer
days
in many
ways
serve
Dairy
Foods!
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The rich are Comrades to the Poor,
out fishin'.
All brother's Ito a common lure, out
fishin'w
The urchin with .a pin and string
Can Chum with atillionajre and king,
out fIsillitf'
A fellow's glafi to have a friend, Tit
fishin'
A help s' -hand heilt always tend,
out fiehitt%
'like brotherhood of rod sand line
And sky laidit stream isl always OMB
Men come real eleSe God'S detign,
,out fiShitt%
A fellow plotting ,scliernes, oitt
, ,
tie's only 'busy with his &OA'S, of t.
His "livery's u, Coat of tan; his creed:
to do the hest lit ieatir„
A felloWS alWa .' Mitt 't I.
fishin't