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WATERLOO CATTLE BREWING.
ASSOCIATION
',Where Better Bulls Are Used
;Farmer owned and controlled
Service at cost
Choice of bull and breed
Our artificial breeding service ,
will help you to a more 1
efficient livestock opergtion
For service or more information call:
Clinton, HIT 2-3441, or for long dist-
ance Clinton Zenith 9-5650.
BETTER CATTLiE FOR BETTER
LIVING
The first ele.trle self-starter wan
introduced by Cadillac in 1912 as
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•
standard equippent.
DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE HERE?
OLET HAS
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ORDINARY CABS
can't begin to match!
DOOM 41
WEEKLY SALE
Snissels 'Livestock Salmi Yanis
EVERY FRIDAY 1 .
?sour lone market where pse ere eildeSSIII fly
Visitor, Consigner sr Maw
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MIA
CUSHIONED QUIET
You're coddled in an insulated husid Re.
taxed in the extra comfort of Chettratetst virtually vibration-free quietriest, Metal to
metal contact has almost been eliminated
and sound waves are smothered in an In-
sulating blanket,
BMA Room
You just have to sit in this amazing ear to
realize all the extra room. Outside, Chen.
rolci is scoter, trimmer. Inside, everything
has been done to give you extra- roominess,
towered transmission tunnel, Chair-high
tents. Exire headroom, And, greater ire
and-out room.
EITEL QUALITY
' Body by: Hitter
A heritage of caiality exclusively:yours in
General Motors cars. This extra quality is
assured by the famous Fisher coach emblem
On •the lower door, sill .. . sigheture of a
job well done — a body built as only Fisher
can build it,
EiTitli DOLLAR
STRETCHING ECONOMY
Drive a Chevrolet for one year — and you'll
know what we mean by extra economy.
Sure, your initial price is low but that's
just the start! As you drive, you realize that
Chevy tempers power with economy — that
its stylish ways are practical, too — and,
most important, that Chevrolet stays in de-
[nand year after year — including the year
that you'll trade itl
SITU SAMTV
Extras where they count! Safety-Master
Braket Saioty Plate Glass ill every win-
dow Clean-sweep Windshield Wipers
Precision Baldnted Wheels — Foot-operated
Parking 5rake, All for Safety-plusl
,411111 CONVENIENCE
to a car you want to &nay yourself and
Chevrolet Trinket if ecisyl Fiord- artnrestt,"-
crank-operated ventipanes, one key locking
and o trunk) Those are lust tr
few of Clie;e,let's convenince eat,Qs, Let
your den In" .....1!nere clout the delight-
ful surprises LI stoN.
SPRING IS HERE !
Get Your Order in NOW
0 All Kinds of
Mabortary and Cem nt Work
call or See
SUILDE.
ntim PAL COl I"RAOTO
THE 'MAMMA PO§T. lat
ETHEL A NEW ISSUE OF DEBENTURES
$16,000,0q
VILLAGE OF SRUSSELS
% Serial Debenture
wed 1, 1061 Maturing Arne 1, 1962 to June 1, 1971
WALTON PEOPLE Wg KNOW
4!.
Lester Maxima is home on 'Meat.
ion from Ryerson Technical Institute
Toronto.
!!!,
Hordes Scott, 1.1.11,- Delgrexe,_.1P
Con Conuniesioner for the Village
Of Drussele, DJYtIt„ Pwps, of .Asbfield.
Weal and East Wawatiosb, Morris
and
issues are for the rebuilding of the Hydro line and lighting on
street aad the renovation Of the Arena.
Is
111i$8 ida Seherbarth and okra
LaVina Mueller, of 'Stratford, AO
Mr, and Mrs. Hag IlOttermann, Mc.
Killen, visited on Saturday with
P. IL :MIRO,
'tss is at presoat
a -patient In Victoria Hospital, Lou
don,.
Mr, at Artx. Torreoce Pandas
. Air. and Mrs. Statile)"
Wdldsa, h, on Sunday, •
Farmer Ethel Residents
Celebrate Golden Anniversary
A. golden wedding anaiVersary• was.
epreltrated by Mr, and Mrs. Grover
GM ,Of 1s6ll2 Brace St„ Landoll Ott-
Anril. '29111:t.. The family held a dialler
at himit's Restaarant in honour of
the -OccaSion. The couple have Rive
children: Beryl, Mrs. 0, I7yde, Strat-
ford; Doris, Mrs, E. Hyde', „S. ar.r.41:
Orion, :Airs, K. Fem. Pe troliat nutlY.
Mrs, T. 06-10eY, London; Jerry' SC
Trenton, Mieltia.an„ anti eleven gri.Zff •
children, ' 1r,„ ;)enals is confined to
$.77.1'4 04:rd :letacral hospital,
Miss Ruth Ennis, flog. IN., of E.W
h.spital, :Kitchener, spent a few
days this week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Dentglas
Taza=.'""'"'""
ttl)Ida:altd aTtCEMIClieti3tn,Y;a witlIonliAl'aesrsiZ7
home for the holiiiplays',
N
don,ee, Tilaltecl Tirussele friends Viiill
I
\vk
Ronald Lane, Lakeside, who has
been attending Huron College, 1311.
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MA and Mrs, Tack MoCatcheon
were in London on Taesday to see
-his brother, Albert MeCatchoOn of
Ingersoll, who is lu Victoria Hos.
fV.al r v,s'ller(ei,slielletTalndtle4rlilvuerrt; :stowed
when he fell about 12 feet from the
new London postal terininal build-,
4ng now latrider construction. He fell
froM a third floor girder to a wire
impsh on the second floor.
He remains en the "critical" list,
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Elliott and
Mrs. Bernice Moore of 'T)Neter, called,
on Mrs. Pollard at the guraing home
and Mr'. and ,Mrs. W. J. Perrie on Sun
day. ,
DEAD ;6'170C::
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SURROUNDING DISTRICTS
FOR DEAD, OLD, SICK OR
DISABLED HORSES or CATTI.i
For prompt, Sanitary Disposal
Day or Night Call
Leroy Acheson
ATWOOD ZENITH 3-4900
(No Toll Mem)
Plant License No. 10-RP-60
Collecting License No. 22060
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Children's Competitions
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR PRIZE LIST
Prizes in all classes to b e as follows :
First — 75c; Second — 60c; "Third — 500 Fourth — 40c; Fifth — 30c
Note: All maps, poems, paragragplis, writing, and art, (only) minet
he brought to :Brussels Public School by June 26th. Be sure to
place tags in upper left-hand corner of all work. have your name,
school, and teacher's name on each tag.
GRADES 1 and 2
Printing Grade 1 — any 6 lines
Printing Grade 2 — any S lines
Art Grade 1 — A flower in Crayon 9" x 1W'
Art Grade 2 — Crayon Scribbling 9" x 12"
Crafts Grades 1 and 2, Picture illuetrating a Special Day
made from Construction Paper
Collectlea Grade I 5 Verities Vegetables on Pie Plate
Grade 2 — A Vegetable Animal
Sewleg Card —4 A Bear or Dog
Model illustrated: Impala Sport Sedan
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ,Slart planning now!
Mail the coupon for
:free literature.
Look forward to
your most
refreshing summer
ever—in Ontario!
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Have the time
GRADES 3 and 4
Writing Grade -- Roads P. 322 "The New Streets and Roads"
Writing Grade 4 The Elf and the Dormouse P. 63 Up and. Away
Art Grade 8 Illustrate the Story of the Gingerbread Boy ea art
paper 9" x 12"
Art Grade 4 — Safety Poster of Traffic Rules. Poster 14" x 2W'
Crafts Grades 3 and 4 — Fetherrs or Mother's Day Card, Mounted
on Constraetion paper 9" x 12"
Collection Grades 3 and 4 — Bird 'Pictures (drawn not traced) and
`coloured in crayon. Mounted on Bristol Board 14 x'22
Sewing —A Pot Holder
of your life in.
NTARTO
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY
Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister
GRADES 5 and 6
Writing Grade 5 — ;Wide Open Windows, pg, 201, Lone Dog
Writing Grade 6 — All Sails Set, pg. '291, Alladin
Art Grade 5 — What I Snw on a Hike
Art Grade 6 — Any explorer froni Grade 5 Social Studies course
(Yes it IS Grade 5)
Crafts Oradea 5, and 6 — Table Centre for any Special Occasion
Collection Grades 5 and 6 •— Collection of weeds showing root, stem,
and flower mounted on bristol Weird 28" x 32"
Paragraph Gnaide S and .6 — entitled "A Virelccane Letter"
Original Poem"GraAes 5 and 6 entitled "My Pal"
sewing — Embroidered tea towel from sugar or flour sack
GRADES 7 and 8
Writing Gnade I,— To A Waterfowl p. 71 (High Flight)
Writing Grade 8 Nicholas. And Nye, p. (Shining Skies)
(1 page Foolscap)
Art Grade 7 — Design a StAined Glass Window'
Art Grade 8 — Itioster of Wild Life Conservation (14" x 2l2"
CIValts Grades 7 and 8 — Article from Foarni Plastic
Collections Grades 7 and 8 — Dark Picture Any Subject
Maps Grades 7 and 8 Maritimes
Grades 7 and 8 — Poems and Descriptive Paragraphs
' BAKING
EXTRA, SMOOTH RIDE
Smooth? Extra Smooth. In fact, here is the
one great ride in its field! We call it "jet-
smooth" — for what better way to describe
the floating-on-air quality of this ride the
like of which just hasn't been known before'
in the world of motoring. Yes, there's extra
smoothness here -- try it — treat yourself to
a Chevrolet tide.
IZTRA SPARKLING DO YOU HAVE BUILDING OR
RENOVATION PLANS
Fey A First Class and Satisfactory Job Call '1
PERFORMANCE
There's extra gd — extra gumption — and
you know it the moment you touch your
toe to the accelerator. Make your choice
for performance and economy from a wide
range of power teams.
14-170111
CERALDREXEL
dARPENIVie arid MASONRY
ONE 231112 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
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Raisin Squa-es (6)
Date Loaf
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Otistard,CuP
13rowmes (6 Pieces)
thactilate Fudge (6)
FLOWERS
(Olsen Chi-agog
Children tegtinting School in 1901 Mittatttre Pettriet
Jr. Grades (1, 2, 3,. 4)
1, Satinet of Petunias. steins)'
2, Bon tlet iof Asters
amides (.6, 6, it, 8)
Cosmos, mixed (4)
2, 'wttolgoid Aritttgotietit
3, Ooraflo.wor Areallginnent for dinbig toett table
of rho tbovo prise nulney donated by elSsela ladies
Autillary.fn. tl, Canadian ts'glon,
CHILDREN'S SPECIALS
Iack blood Sellocl Supplies of Pgratford, 'den a hook for
d girl Iiigliest ib iiot uts, value .I•lottates n book for o boy .watt
highest nuither of Pointe, Vallid .$2.1k •
Vidurators -School Supplies, Of teintrin, nifen a Shaeffer pen and
Peitell set, value 405, to the school pupil winning We
'first Mite in t4,I•oeteg, arid' 4 MO
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