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MASSEY-HARRIS .COMBINES
,1; t 4 l HILLSIDE
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114 test featurties that help ytoiiu`d'yo+ui'
rk`L> e` at', u'iekerr,and at leas cost.'
To get work time, farming; now relies largely z '
equipment. Manpower is scarce and costly and m "ec ianiz&tion has
been the answer to the farm help problem. Never apefore has it
been possible for a man to do so much, so easily,'and rib quickly as
it is today with up-to-date tractors and power equipment.
That Massey -Harris machines may offer the latest features and
advantages in design and construction, research engineers test
them by modern stress analysis devices and days ,and days of
operation on the Massey -Harris test track—the "firstmodern
Ball -scale test track for power farming machinery.
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SEXY' -HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED
Makers of high quality farm implements since 1847
June is° ..
Dairy
Month
Good
Eatin,
for all ages
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sefee
At every age YOU need dairy
foods to grow on, to go on!
They're brimming with energy
and food value. Such goodness
in a glass of milk; such flavour
in a hearty piece of cheese!
Such enjoyment in ice cream,
whipped cream, or buttered
cinnamon rolls! With plenty
A of inexpensive dairy foods
/firkin your diet, you'll live better
land feel better too.
"Down Dairy Lane" Listen to
this programme on Wednesdays
9:15 to 9:30 p.m. E.S.T. over the
Dominion Network or C.B.C.
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DAIRY
FOODS
SERVICE
BUREAU
409 Huron Street, Toroat0
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BLUr''VAii E 010 Toronto, with Chian tlatit ,enIratiTY
MoClenbgraw; Harty Adams, sr„
Wroketer, 'wStSt Mr. and Nktis', Harry
Adams and family; Miss Myrtle
Johnston, London, with Mr, and
IIns. William BrYdgeei Mw, and
Min W. Byers, Detroit, with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Carl Procter; Muir, O.
Wadi le Wingtham; visitors a 'thee
home of Mr, and Mrs. fIhonia$
Smitr were Mrs, D. W. Wlade' of
San' Diego, Cal,, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Harmer, Mary Elisabeth 'and
Relen' Martha, of Fullerton, Mrs.
Carrie Pell and Mrs, B, Jardatn ot
Tobermory and 'Mr, and Mrs. 23ar•
vey. Dennis of Brussels:; Mr, and
Mrs, 'Gibson Armetrong and family
London, with David ArnfStrong.
. J0tllor. Rod Croat.
The Junior Red Cross of .Slit,'
vale totlh0o1 presented a p\'ograin t) •
close the eo4toel •term, The proof.
dont Teliz.tbeth McKinney, presided.
There w9re 'vocal and tnatrumdntal
numbers,, , the Highland, Mg
danced' by three pupils and a
stluare-dance by eight sentora, Mrr. '
Donald Robertson was aceompaniir
At the culmination of the prOEa'ralri,
the presentation of a gold signet
ring was wade to the tetusher,
Campbell Brdwn of Gerrie, who hM.a
taught in the school for two years
AAA, will be principal of Wroxeter
public s..hool next year. Susan..ye;•
, read en addiregs- of eppreclytttee,
ani!. Elleaboth McItlnney made the.
presentation. Refreshments were
served,
• Union Services
miring July and Attgusii• the.
Presbyterian. and United ohurdhae •
here will unite for morning, ser•
rices„ Rev. R. A. BzOO'k of t1he:Un',
ed, .Ohurch wlfll preach in the ,Pers,.,
bytoriap Cruroh during July; awl:
Rev.. Matthew Ba1Ule of the;1&e,-..
liyLerian Church will preaclt,,,M the
United Ct,unoh during
Bersonals•: visitors with
Jos, Curtis were Mies Mand $lpi.•h
of. Weltlugford, Conn., Clifford Bell
of St. Marys. and Mrs. John Bell
of Seafcrth; Mrs. Neil Mnd3achren
and Miss Louise, Olifford, with Mrs.
R. F. Garni+ss; Mrs, Howard Black,
Toronto. with, her datigrter, Mrs.
Elmer.Sellers; .Miss Marcaret Ou"•
tis with her sister, Mrs. Harold
Procter, Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs,
Say. I•Iorton and Jack attended t.,e
Horton family reunion at Guelph; 1
Mr. ant Mrs, Samos O'Neil, Fort
Williams, and Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Wiles, Toronto. visited. rennet'
friends in this vicinity last 'week.
it is 42 :,ears since the O'Neil tam•
ily lived in Bluevale. Dr. and Mrs
Arthur Shaw, Toronto with - Mrs.
Arthur Shaw; Pupils of S . S. 3
and S. S 10, Morris. with their
teachers Miss. Speir and Mr. K•+i
and the mothers of the pupils, et.
Joyed a picnic at the Lions Park
Seatorth; Mrs, Albert Harry ani.
children: Paula and• Stephens, 5a'
nia, wi!h her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Thompson.
BELGRAVE
A spec,a1 Orange Order service
was held at Knox United 'Ohlulydh
here on Sunday, Belgrave L. O. L.
and visiting members from Brussels,
Blyth, and Wingham, in all about
70 e•trong, marched to :the church 1
headed by hire Brussels Legion :
Pipe Band. Rev. Oharles D. Oox,
minister of ,the church, was in
charge cr the service.
Personals; Mr, and Mrs. Duncan
McCallum Woodstoclq, with re-'
lative:, and friends in this district; .'
Mr. and Mrs. George Jordan and i
lir. and Mrs. Reg. Britton lett on
Monday on a motor trip to Alberta; 1
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McGillvary,
Ronnie and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. '
Donald M•c1Genzte, Barrie and
Linda, Paisley, with Mr and Mrs.
,lames Walsh; Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Higgins witr Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Culp, Highland Park. Mich.;
, BIB:•. Ltopd Hutton and Bt11p, Wing•
i ham, with Mrs, James Leitch; Mr.
and Mee, William Made and Miss
Beatrice Wade, Fordwich, witits: Mr.
and Mrs. C. Wade; Rev. and Mrs.
W. S. Moonts and Marilyn, Exeter!
and Trevor Moores of the Royal
Canadian Navy, Halifax, with Mr.
and Mrs: Murray McDowell; Rev.
Mr, Moores wan formerly minister
at. Knox ignited Ohurah here;- Mr.
FIUROf4 h(AITLAND
PRE,$By,TERY MEETING
met
The' Huion-Mastland presbytery 0X
the`Prt.sivtei•ian dhnrcli '1 Wit i
gliaun onTueadey June 23rd, Present
In addition to the Modenator e Rev.
D. G. Casriittell. 'it 11:15: thTh, M
and the C:erk the Rev. D J. Lays
were tli' Rev. ti, G, MacDonald B.
A. and Mr. Y.'p. Bryce from Ashtteal
and QLila3, tie Rev. W. H. T. Fatten
B. A: 'from: Br'uesele.
the ReN. A:°'Nrmmo aitd Id H,D Mc:
Gee barn Winghasn, the Rev. Joni
Pr11onk, 13 A., the Rev R D A Cur-
rie and Mr. James MClLrath from
Whitechurch, tIte Rev. A. J. Simpson
B. A. B. D. and Mr, A. K. Ballagh
from Tecvvvater,the.Rev. G. A. Wirn
B. A. and Mr. J. R. Henderson Irons
Lucknow. Mr. J. G. Mullen from
Seaforth, Mr, R. L. McDwan from
Clinton , the Rev. W. Hindman 13. A:
-from Craubrook and Ethel, the Rev,
R. J. Boggs ..11rom Molesworth and
Gorrie, tha Rev. J. B. Fox B. A. frons
tiensall and the Rev. M. Bailie B,
A. 13. D. from Bluevale and Beimoro.
Permission was given to the cro•
gregations of Whitechurbh to sell
a portion of the glebe, South Kinloss
a shed, and Kinlough a shed and a
portion of frontage. A revolution wei
passed that all congregations he via,
(ted in .int: fall by the Presbyterv's
Com.mittes on Stipends. The Rev. J.
R. McDonald was appointed Conven-
er of thePreebyterian Record Com.
mittee. A scheme is to be brought
forward to place the Magazine ot the
church in (very home,
The Presbytery heard reports from
the Commissioners to the General As•
sembly. The Rio'. G. S. Bauleh desert
bed the deep impression that Foreign
Mission night at thd Assembly had
made upon him. He spoke of the
sermon delivered to the Assembly
by Prof. 3. Hsroaitounian. Profess-
or of Systematic Theology at Me
Cormick Feninary Chicago entlt,ed
"Stewards of the mysteries of God"
with its analysis of the conferences
between men, and groups to-dav av
in essess,'nce a hidden resentment
against God. The Rev. u. A. Winn
reported en the sense of fellowshin
In the Aesemibly, the Montarts with
people of unusual experience, and
the complete unantnity in the choice
of the -Rex. Dr. Cameron as Moder.
alor. Tr" Rev. J. R, MacDonald rn•
ported the the. Huron-3faitland Pres.
hytery lad the Whole church in Can
ada in thepercentage of contribution
to the Budget. He added that the
Assembly was adopting a buclg,lt
target thi: year of $1,000.000. (1
was a general feeling that more la;••
men should be nominated to the
General .'•s1embly Committee:,
The R ay. A. J. Simpson reported.
on the work of Orristian Education
in the Presbytery. A Presbytery
sohoo1 of Evangelism will be held
on Sept. 22nd and 23rd 'n Winglsam
the sptas(tr to be Rev. W. Bell, MA
USE STURGEONS FOR BEST RESULTS
of Syracuse, N. T, A student Mt. 13,
Milne :applying the vacant 00:0
gregations of Auburn and Blyth 'Wad
Introduced to the Preablterj.` The
Presbytery will meet next on Sept
8Ws at Seatortk,
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TENDERS WANT1ED col Board tat -
Grey Townaktp Soh
vice tenders to supply about N toA
of first grade bard harness seal to
the various grmools of the ttvwnsb'tp.
Tenders will be resstred sinal JtiY
etb. 1963,
J. Carl Hemingway, Res. -Trees.;
Aruesels, Ont.
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GENTLEMEN
'Are•you•tired 01 your present ilaelir
I ties' ,If. so, gond us Ore of your IiSs
and one dollar ($1.00) and we send
you two ties' df your prefers$ics i)a
return' Kindly state colour wear.
once: TIBXCNANOki, :689 OnalisYM
trest,Rocm 3'12, Windsor, Oat.
BARGAINS —
Await You ett'the Mtibmay Fureltten
Y9,tore, . Select kfrcw 18 bsdro0.1
^) 'suttee. 20 danvbetidi''£ and Ohest170111
suttee Freyedassi 'hater, LDS rM
t trlgeratbrs n'eir'silt! used phi.
gelautitt; il'itldns7.
USED CARS...
1952 Pontiac Sedan, Radio and beater
1951 Oldsmobile Sedan, Hydramatic,
Radio and Heater
1950 Plymouth Sedan
1948 Dodge Coach
1940 Pontiac Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1937 Pontiac Coach
USED TRUCKS
1951 Chev. Sedan Deliyery
1951 Chev. 1 Ton Chassis with Duals
1949 GMC %Z Ton Pick-up
1948 Chev. 1 Ton Pick-up
NEW TRUCKS
1 — Y4 Ton Pick-up
1 — 1/2 Ton Pick-up
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Oat+
We are dealers for the Toro line of Lawn
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with famoas
Clinton engines. Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sure to see our line of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which we
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
Sales is one thing — but we follow up with
service and repairs.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Located behind the East Huron Produce
formerly Allen's blacksmith shop and
Krauter's Tinsmith Shop.
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels
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