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neetion with school fair work in the sural schools where fair work is beâ€" ing carried on through the local deâ€" partment of agriculture are to be he‘* TKkisTâ€"WORTHY DRIVING PREPARE FOR FAIRS eoviait repiation tes s eecamy t Pachomgs® 4* That‘s why most peopis prefer to travel via Canadianâ€" m“fimn:rh-..w over the United States and Canada. ". » hk your lncal agent abyut the large reemy English coachâ€" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1985 compommmnmmmmmmnnnes 22209 CC Honey Bees are the only efficient ag vâ€"'.. tlgrnd mirnted goinet Py n n wen :Wnumdmm&dh‘ ;o::uolbou acre of orchard has been mbyllflufi:nufinflm Gdhmm-um-wmnhmru in orchards in a few days. Our rates are $2.00 per Importa.m To .Y‘ Fruit Growers 4 MAIN ST. EAST â€" PHONE 125 _ â€" _ WE DELIVER SPECIAL I* and Summer Cotts Per Goid Cross 4 Hour Ory Varnish -‘&___ 4 Pail, Broom, Scrub Brush and 100 feet of Clothes Line ... ing 25e worth or over of Mountain St. Reâ€"msville or Phone 234W Beamsville Raad Worthy Coaches CANADIANâ€"AMERICAN PAINTS HARDWARE ‘ _ Coples of the new time tables will be avaitable a‘ offices and agencies Saturday, April 27th, CGRIMSBY HARDWARE CHANGE OF â€"TIME TABLES KANMACHER‘s REsTAURANT, arimeay, pHone 4ss GRAY COACH LINES LEAVE orimssay LEAVE Toronto s (Kanmacher‘s .‘.‘f’ (Yonge at Front) eing Sunday, April 26th, new time tables will be in effect on all Gray Coach Lines routes, 120 pm. CITY PRICES Tussday, 10 a.m.; Gainsboro, 6. 8. 6, Tuesday, 2.30 p.m.; South Grimaby, 8. S. 12, Wednesday, 2 pm.; and Nisâ€" gare, 0. 0. 0, Thursday 10 £M. ‘ this week. The dates for t:* various EXTRA VALUE Special Paint for Barns, BEAUTIFUL & PRACTICAL ‘rench ivory Chrome Plate litchen Set, $14.49 per set of 140 a.m. 11.20 a.m. al Ottawa. Mro. Carke and Mra. Liddle ls__n_’*tmflu-ld' The following were guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Liddi~ Main Street East, for the boliday:> Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. McKeoo of Tirkland Lake: Mrs. Clarks of Brigh ton; Mr. John T41d%e and Miss Peiric, Windsor and MÂ¥rs. Frances Liddie of Miss Whittesey of Port Nelson, spent Good Friday at the home of M7, and ies L A. Bromiey. ‘Mitla Strect _ Mtr. and Mra. Harry Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. James Russ and daughter Maric, of Buffalo, N.Y., spent the Kaster weekend at the home of Mr. J. Mrs. P. Faeliton attended the funera‘ of the‘. cousin Mrs. 8. Cole, at Stratâ€" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waterbury, at |__Miss Shaw, who has been staying at "Ressmore" the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thotmas Liddie, spent the hollâ€" day at London. | Mr. and Mrs. C. F. DeLofig and Mr flhflnyd“p\fie-‘ were Easter visitors at (*> aif spent the holiday and weekend at his home at Clifford, Ontario. Miss Dorls Bromlev of Toronto and fl*dm'-oi tered at the Villago Inn. over the family of Embro were visitors at the home of Mr. David Allan, over the _ Miss Jean Walker, R. N. of London, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker over Mr. and M‘s. J. E. Lawson, Mrs Mr. A. Inglis of the local branch of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Allan and Miss Alice Burns is a visitor at the home of her brother, Mr. Perry Burns, Social and Personal me uiess es pays to buy Bray‘s chicks _ Come in and taik chic).ith us. Or get a copy of our0@ are work oo e D ow like h:::‘- ur.=ur. auight ‘at 5 more ait 4f PHONE 431 â€"â€" GRIMSey, onT. BRAY ChHIC: HATCHER\ BRAY CHICKS w. C. T. BRoMiEY H. B. METCALFE ubout a year ago, Balance in easy paymens. welcome visiâ€" the weekend. On &. Blair of Port k Priming. and chosed fur the Court Clork‘s office. _ ‘That the Commiiteo take un U That the account of Rose Kezan for maintenance at the #t. Catharines Genaral Wospital amounting to $146.â€" 65 be paid and handead over to the County Soliâ€"itor for cvilection. ‘Thet the Audits‘s Repori Zor the vear 1634 bn«in‘mm and printed in tue Micutes, also thet mamm-â€".‘. §$405.00 be vaid. of Eigin regarding '"â€".*â€"' """ }L“hmhuu y | ‘That the resolution from the Counâ€" Court Officés be endorsed. ”‘l':c.t::maâ€"u.c.: “â€"mhflh‘fl-“ tion be taken. That the resolution from the Counâ€" ty of Eigin regupding Hydro Rates be hot entertnined That Eigin County be notified as to the action taken on the various resoâ€" lutions received. ‘That the matter of Winnifred MMâ€" borrow be referred to the Count» Y. ONTARIO That the report of the Road Superâ€" intendent be adopted as read. ‘ mrb‘lzaflun port to Council Te in ppentaien w the of be County of Kigin us ‘That the Hospital accounts paid on the O.K. of the Chairman. Mlhl“h-hm. ty of Eigin re services. rendered by proud privilege to continue to do so." TEL, ut Te country, and so as I am spared !“-_ll!!-lvlc:'n will be .ay years, to render some service to my LOLDLLCOZC T "HO Session. 1 am gratiful to the Almighty that I have Mhn-m’h-ha‘- tiona. 'l'&hlluu-rv_"mm; shall join with all citizens of this great Empire in loyal devotion to the M“hmuu that Their Majesties have been spared h-nfitpfi.m.q-p hdn““hm'fl. nessed more farâ€"reaching changes than any comparable period in history. But there are mighty ‘~~.fl~ the Canadian people to put service of country before selfish ends, private or "I expect to return to Canada in NT.& join -: my colâ€" which was undertaken at the com (Continued from page 1) OBITUARY Mre. J. E. Chadwick _AKS CC son wun k celebrated his TOth ‘birthday last TDoeiogy ol McMaster University, And a leading figure in the isaptist a-auoâ€"gumuu. Dr. McCrimmon was seized with a . A. L» McCrimmon, PreZeasor of \. 4. Ma®@rMMIA® ... ... and on other important items, such as police and the fate of the 31 vocaâ€" tional school students affected by the cutting off of all town contributions to meeting of the council in the muniâ€" clpal hall last week. . ‘The mectine n-n-m-mâ€"q $10,000 towarn the co=t ~* rsiief and relief administration this year, with it in amemiis n on ty vas through an orderâ€"inâ€"council and cor. THOROLD T0 Pay sacso _ To YARDS AELIEF What have I done! w %... The Beamsville High School Alumni Assn. AT HOME to all thinking people that this mont wap, THIS MUsST stoPp : ...m..l’““"‘"b 10,000 ausg» MOTOR VEHICLES BRANCH ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYys Tliln-beddniliukmed.d injured by automobiles in Ontario is appalling 1 Children by nature are carcfrec. You pedestrians, constantly. Be sure your brakes, tires and lights are effective. Dtinlbwlylldhepllflmhrlyan- fi:lwhuevuthuemybedlfldnn... especially on holidays and weekâ€"ends. Train yourself so that safe driving l:ecomalamdnmwm If you don‘t, some day you may find younelfnotonlymulypemliudbuz lbminmldfi'fi’lfi@n‘e...firl%l I;:';,iy,-.,'fi SUPPOSE THIS HAD â€" BEEN YOUR CHILD! . Sao Leople were le hjiled were ininrs IT ISs BETTER To BE AT 8. 30 P. M. _ Music Supplied by Nels‘ Dixon‘s Orchestra ADMISBION: 500 Plus Tax people were injured o WILL BE HELD IN THE Coe onl‘ o mast beevident Hon. T. B. McOQuesten. ce rajme hiow, Theology and Sociology. He was last ut the university Friday and was bmh-um-fim is Wirthplace was Delhi, Ontario, On three occasions, Dr. McCrimâ€" mon was clected president of the Bapâ€" tist convention of Ontario and Québec ‘.‘"l"'“-.u-:rc&- the cburch, including that of preaiâ€" dent of the Baptist World Alliance LANDSCAPING WwINDOW BOXES SUPPLIED & FILLED