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However well you know
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to know it better. Make a
point this year of exploring
its highways and byways,
visiting its lovely lakes and
vacationing at one of its
modern resort areas . . like
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shown above. Take the first
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BETTER
Are you really ready
for the trip?
-You're all set for the first big outing of the summer.
Gas in the tank. Water in the ra.diator. Air in the tires.
But are you really ready? Remember a defect in youf
car or its equipment can cause a lot of trouble. It can
-spoil your trip—or even lead to a major disaster on
the road. Make sure. Check your brakes and steering
system. Check your tires for wear and damage. Check
your lights, front and back. Check the exhaust system
for dangerous leaks. And do it now, Because your
'whole summer of motoring pleasure depends on safety.
You can't be really sure of your safety if you aren't
really sure of your car. Your Ontario Department of
Transport urges you to check your car—check your
driving—and check accidents.
"We think so, anyway. Whatever his future,
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"That takes money. That's why we're saving
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BRUSSELS BRANCH — L. W. J. GLASGOW , MANAGER
Meet the Prime Minister...of 20181
Bois •
FOR SALE AUCTION SALE
of
Household Effects
and Real ,Estate
SATURDAY, MAY 17th
on Dinsley St, Blyth
Props. — Clare and Ida McGowan
Auctioneer — Geo. Nesbitt
Good House in the 'Village of
Brussels, bath, furnace, ousponrde,
garage attached to house, WV
garden. Price $3500.00
150 Acre Farm, House, hydro, ,
large barn, Price $7000.00
1,00 Acre Pairm, Red Brick
House, hydro, large barn and
strawshed, good cement stabling,
drilled well, 3 miles,„ rsom 1 erge
half down.
.ou Acre Faith, on County Road.
near store and school, 95 acres
arable, Frame HouSe, bath, mad
furnace, good bank barn, new steel
roof. Price $9800.00
TY CONC R 1 _5;
'Seaforth— l-rtn School
MAY 16th —
This is a repeat performance
consisting of Solos, monologues,
Dancing, Instrumental,
Under the auspices of the 0. F. U.
Entire Proceeds go to Caner Fund
Society
Children: 25c
8.30 P. M.
100 Acre Farm, near higher*,
White Brick House, Bank Barn.
Price $11,500 half down.
J. C, Long, Realtor,
Brussels, Ont,
- Adults: 50c
man, this k travelling!
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THE BRUSSELS POST 'ASredlleSidlalY, May 14th, MS
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identifying this may
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The "Legionary", the Offic04
National Magazine the Canadian
1,40,WiOn,, in its 'gay issue coatis
izaa editorial, wideb, we thank is
rely that.ty it this stage of our talk
op "elms and Objects", in that it
expresses tee Same ideals we have
;dealt 'with regarding Legion Prin.
ciples, 'in this column:,
Also in this issue „'is a publiShett
,of the ;Treatment for SOP' ►.
Pensioned ccinditions, part of
which is being copied tor the bene-
fit of ex-servicemen who are not
members of the Legion and them
fore are not receiving the 'Legion-
ary', All paid. tip members of the
Legion receive this magazine
without cost, but the .cost to ex-
servicemen nob beIOnging to the
Legion is only $L50 per year, all
others $2.50. It is the intention of
this ,column to quote parts of the
Pensions Act which appear in the
Legtonary from time to time,
TreStment For Non-Pensioned
Conditions
Section 13 of the Veterans Treat-
ment Regulations provides that,
under certain conditions of service
and economic circumstances, 'veter-
ans residing in Canada. may receive
treatment from DATA for most non-
pensioned conditions free or with
the charges related to their ability
to tray.
Canadian (veterans of World 'War •
1 land 2 and the Korean Operation.
are eligible if they:
Served overseas and.
honourably discharged;
Are ;in receipt of a diSability
pension for such service; or
Selived In both World Wars
and were honourably discharg,--
edl; or Served 165 days in
Britain Tutor to Nov, 12, 1915.
Veterans ,of other Commonwealth
or Allied forces are eligible if they
served overseas, or are in receipt
of pensions or halve duals service
and they were domiciled or re-
sident in Canada when they joined
sudh forces 'or they have resided in
Canada for at least 1,0 years.
Vdterans of the North-West
Field Fierce are eligible, as 'are
those of the South African War if .
they landed in South Africa prior
to Juno 1. 1902,
In addition to the sersice ?quali-
fications, eligibl e ;veterans may
nut have "adjusted annual incomes"
in excess of $2.000. Adjusted annual
income is determined lay deducting
from total income — income for
six months 'Prior to admission to
hosPital plus estimated inconie for
the succeeding six months — allow-
ances for dependants, all payments
under the Pension Act and certain
other exemptions, xxqx
Resources and assets do not affect.
e ;Veteran's eligibility for treat-,
Ment,
UNITED CHURCH W, M. p.
The regular monthly meeting was
held In the ohurch parlour.
Mrs. H. .Thomas, president' was
in the chair. A hymn and prayer by
Mrs. Rowland opened the meeting.
Scripture by Mrs. T. Stradhan was
taken from the Books of John. Luke,
Mark and Ethesians.
Minutes of the last meeting and
continunications were given by the
See, Mrs. James 'Turnbull report-
ed for Oluistiinn Citizenship, MAT,
R. B. Cousins reported for steward-
ship and al.40 far Suipplies stating
the bale of used •clothing that was re
cently sent to Western Canada was
valued at $100.00
Iliteirature Secretary, Mrs'. Row-
; land reported 2 bloOks . are being
I published and -mpll Ibe Nvalilable
soon. The Society is orderin0
copies of each.
The School for leaders is being
I held again at AllemCollege, St.
pose interested t Thomas, these planning on attend- i Percy' Gibbings by i
_ aocomodation, is limited.
ing are tinged to register at ante as
II
in a daily paper that the cost , and Mrs. Rowland had charge of
A few day ago I noticed a report I Mrs. Sitraoltan, MM.. puirribull '
of living index had risen in the past ; the Study period, Mrs. C. McFadden
month due to the increase in the , ;reported for the Morning Session
Price of beef and eggs. To-day I. ; of the Presbyteallail held at Clinton
noticed an editorial ,cominet‘t that i and Mrs. E. 1.411dmas for the after-
the farm index' had risen 2.4%. I noion session,- 1, don't recall hews items or edit-I Mrs. M. Dennis brought a 'Very
orials reporting a drop in the cost ! Branch Conference held at Windsor Impres'slive report !from the Lontlion
ibtlereofp_pirnicethse fadr:onvpiend.
- recently and will continue this .odfexii*wnglienalle
drastically last fall and when eggs report at the June meeting which
were much cheaper than average will be in ;charge of the Associ
throughiout .1957. It is most diffi- ate 'members. An invitation is
cult to realntain good urban -rural being' sent to the Ethel W. M, S. to
relations in face of onside reports, I visit with us at this meeting, An-
We as farm people must realize other bale of used clothing is being
be procured,
should cleitact
;May 31st.
that we must be united in our
efforts to present 'a, true picture pit
Agricultural co las.
necked as soon as possible, this need
is urgent,
A hymen and prayer by the Pre;
sident brought the 'meeting to 'a
close.
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When yott travel by the CNR. Super C.ontinental, Omen major Canadian skim °edge entire run, _you cis work, rest or play—you tabs your choice. You can
enjoy a snack or a delicious meal in the cog.e shop oe dine in the luxurious atinosiyheee of the dining cat. There is no additional cost to go by the Super Continental and a Wide range of accoinmodatiOns• is offered to tidt! every budget. A. rented air, if you wish, will await yowl arrival at major points.
The Branch has been very pleased
to have -won a• set for . the
most , new Members of any in .the
District.
The Brussels Legion Pipe Band.
will parade on, the main street Of
Brussels on Saturday May 11th,
between the hours .;of 9 and ,
Weather perm iterng.
HURON COUNTY
FEDERATION NEWS
By Carl Hemingway
Hallett Township Fede,raltion of
Agriculture held their regular Meet-
teg May Sib, and I was interested
to. :find the di-reams handing in the
results of the 'cativaSs for the
County Cancer FUnd, livery town-
ship meeting I have attended in the
past few liiotibhs I have round the
directors so 'oectipied and realizing
that all too often thiS kind Of work
goes unmentioned I Woad like to
elepreas appreciation to ail tOWli-
Ship Federation Who
take part in this work,
Arise at this meeting I Was happy
to 'find la, goon representation 'of
ladies, All too often farm Wbineti
are the Ur:Dahl hired inati that IS
left at when business, is being
tranaaeted. Eartil WIOntert can alsO
Way ail linDertatit part by :aeons
as inferitettlen directors. Mho
tithh:t the Men find it iitinesSible tts
'hear the neWS• and term reterth 'oil
Maid and teleVislian. The ladies
might lie able to take a few Mites
anel pats fob the
Mang with the other litle-teas. Of
the eleefilli a bus trip- to the
C. A. 'C, was arranged for ARUM
121h. Tirtg jvli take about brit if
itore Want to go • abilriler *but •coat
your tanerlea
fir kifiiirnisthin lid
Double-Duly TiLLiit/MOVINIS
teditirerig .421,
the new A 4,.1 .-TL AIR ito
POWER ArrAct, i MOM
Enjoy extra leisure hours when
you ZIP tlitOngh garden Wail(
With tiller, Switch' to molder in
30 :seconds for safe trowihg or
leaf pulverizing.
Ask tor d dernonslralion
Cranbrook W. I.
Affil 1957J53 merabers of Crate
brook W. I, are Wildly reminded to
have their contributions' of at least
two. items of balding at ,the Brus
sell Public Library by 2.30 p.m.
on Saturday, May 17th, for the Bake
Sale ,which begins at 3 pm,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thompson and
OunelliterEi Spent the week.end iu
Toronto,
Mrs. Alex McDougall, St, Thomas,
Spent a few days with 'Mr. and
Mrs, W. Engel.
The Knight families attended the
Knight-Gloor nnptillais in Mitchell oil
Saturday, May 10th,
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Mahan
i3russels, -Ontario
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