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.' 0 Bruce Board
The Annual Meeting of t: h :e
members of Waterloo Cattle Bree-
ding. ASSociation from Bruce and
West Grey :was held January . 6th
at` the Paisley . Town '.Hall with
more than 70 members attending
Reports were presented by unit'
directors .' and `'personnel Manag-
er, Wilbur Shantz reported. an 'in-
crease' in business for 1964 of 2299
breedings. The program -for young'
Are : proving: and increasing use
of proven sires has also been a
success, Mr. Shantz reported,
with use • of proven bulls' in the
Holstein breed now': up to . 55% : of
total services.`
George Gear; Agricultural Re-
presentative . for :.:Bruce ' County.
spoke of , the .: progress made ;in
milking cows ' in the county since
the change from :beef to dairy
"If 'it hadn't ..been for. 'artificial
insemination we'd have .:been
yearsin :breedingup to the av-
erage. of the province," 'he said.
• He .then" urged the breeders not
to be satisfied to be : average, but
to ..milk more`' cows :.and better
cows, and to grow. 'high. protein:
hay : to feed them.
Two directors were elected 'by
• acclamation to represent ' Bruce -
West Grey: on the, Cattle .Breeders'
board; Harvey .Ackert • of Kincar
dine, to represent :.the }southern
'area for a two year term, Lorne
Trelford 9f, Tara representing, the
northfor a one year term. • '
Guest speaker for the meeting
wase Roy , Snyder,' Secretary -Man-
ager,. Ontario Association: of An
inial Breeders. His, . topic ' was
"Proving Young . Sires." He 'ex-
plained the ' contemporary coin-.
parison method of comparing
daughters of 'bulls,.' and the pro-.
gram of 'test4nating •young sires
to..get .daughters to compare, then
laying these bulls aside until the
daughters show: their , abilities.
"We used to think that ifwe
bought' the. son. . of .a 20,000 pound
cow we had a good bulla Now we
t know that this is not necessarily
so," he said.
Mr. Snyder also , outlined a new
progeny testing program for bulls'
• of the• jersey,, Guernsey' and Ayr-
shire breeds, a program which is
now Ontario:wide• and may soon
.
be on aCanada-wide . basis. •
Mr. Snyder commended the
un. ' beef.. rogeny, testing; • i eth-
od `, that though body
tyis itriportant, rate of gain.
is still of "most value to the corn-
ciat producers
Mrs Wi•lliam Redmond a n d
Bryan of Orton and ?Miss Evelyn
Henderson of. ; Belwood were Sun-
day • visitors with • Mr and Mrs..
E. • W. . Rice.
Gordon Lyons'' returned ' home
on Saturday from Wingham and
District Hospital • after having in-
fection in his hand.
,: Mr. and :Mrs.; Frank McQuillin
were ;Sunday visitors Q:with: Mr.
and Mrs.- Carl Johnston at :Blue-,:
vale. •
Seven tables enjoyed the eu
chre - party• at S.S. No.. 4 on :Fri-
day, evening. High prizeswent;
to Gordon •McPherson and : Mrs.
Oscar Schef ter, 'most; '-lone hands
to ' Allan *Miller and the '. consols
tion prizes Went to Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Gammie. ':Topstudent:: prize.
went to.,Lorene Errington.
St. Helens, Women's institute'
' The January meeting of the .St.
Helens Women's Institute :..w a s
held : in .the hall. with Mrs: ` Roes
Gammie presiding.' The roll call
was. , well answered ., with, "Did
you . hear?" Yt.was. ; announced
:that achievement day for _ the 4-H
girls will be held in the Wingham
High School, ,February, 13th. It;
was decided to get ' Ted Collyer
to' install the: outside light at the
hall.' The entertainment - eommit-
tee for • January is . Mrs.' Chas: • Me-
Donald,: Mrs. S. DeBoer Mrs. E..
Gaunt and Miss Isobel ' :Miller.:
They have decided ' to have a
Scotch programme a n d. dance
Friday night, January. 22nd, 'which
will be advertised. at 'a later date..
The motto The Child .has .,four
teachers, the home,' the school,
• the church,' the. commumty, ',pre-
pared
prepared by Mrs.: Win.Purdon,. was..
read by ,Miss Isobel Miller. Miss
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Mary' Murray had charge of the
topic., on "Resolutions" assistedy
Mrs. E. W., Rice, Mrs. G. Str'tith-.
ers a n d, Mrs. Jas. ' Aitchison.
Readings were given •by • Mrs.
Green and Mrs, Rice. A minute
of silence was observed, followed
by •a prayer .in memory of . Mrs.
W. . A.. • Humphrey. . Lunch was
served ' by the hostess' Mrs,
.W. Rice, Mrs.. Green and •Mrs.
;Mintz.
Mone Wile
Presbvterian.f
The W!1VI.S, ladies of the. After-
noon Auxiliary of the Presbyter-
ian . Church, 'met .January: 6th at
the home of. Mrs. Wm:., "Porteous.
The attendance was good. The
president, ,Mrs. Morgan. ' Hender-
son, opened the meeting with. a
salute to the.; New Year, 'followed
by a hymn: and, prayer. The Aim'
and .Purpose 'of, the Society ,was
then repeated in unified, also ,the
13th chapter. of .,1st 'Corinthians.
'I'he'.meditation' was given by Mrs.
Jas. 'Little: The . • roll call vas an
swered'' by each . member repeat=
ing a, verse taken -from :1st Kings.
"Thank You . notes were read
from . Shut: ins • who • were remem-
bered during 'the' Christmas °sea-
son :A...gU t ,Qf_ $150. to th, e Society,.
from the estate i_tElizzabetlr Hen•-
derson, was : much appreciated.
:The ' Church's annual meeting was
brought to: .the ak ention of all,.
r lunch
nd plans were m�dd' fo a .
and p,... e
to follow, Names ' of the C. G.I.T.
members were distributed, and . a
birthday. gift , is to .be 'sent by
the Mystery.Mothers" to each
girl. •;The collection was • then tak-
en, .:afd .: prayers given • by Mis.
Ken .;Chester; Mrs: H Nixon' and
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KINLOSS
Mr.' and Mrs. -John Lockhart of
Burlington' brought Mrs. George
Lockhart home. on Friday. Mrs.'
'Lockhart has been a patient in
Hamilton . Genera l Hospital, since
December 7th.
Denver Dickie,commenced . his
third year in Mechanical Engin-
eering at , Waterloo University on
Monday.. A .
Mr...Donald ;Campbell of Lon-
don was ' home 'for the week -end.
Friends ' of Mrs; Walter Mac-
Kenzie will be glad to hear she
is much improved in health. Mrs.
W, F. MacDonald, and Margaret
visited her in th e hospital at God
erich recently.. '
Douglas Wall was a weekend
guest with William Dickie.
Mit.
Mrs Rod' MacLeod. A solo was
rendered by Mrs. P Stewart, and.
-was-much.,appreciated. She was
accompanied by Miss : Margaret
Malcolm. The topic, . ":Mission on
Our Doorstep" was .ably given. by,
Mrs. Wm. Porteous. :Thanks was
extended to -Mrs : Porteous for
her fine address, ' and for the,
use of cher home. The meeting;
was:' closed with,. prayer by •the
president,' A.tasty,' lunch' ,followed`
and the :ladies' dispersed to their
different homes.
ir1 Gui
Change, in ,Patrols •
• The 1st: Lucknaw. Guide /Com-
pany
Com pany held thdlr first . • regular
meeting of 1965, on 'F'riday; • night,.
with a good attendance, inspite of
miserable weather. At a Court. of
Honour meetingheld the prey '°
ious Tuesday, it. was :decided that.
due to:various, reasons,; .a sweep,: -
ing :change in, thecompany might
make things more interesting. :So
a new slate of Patrol leaders and.
Seconders, - was drawn up, ' and
a11: the patrols changed about 'On' ,
Friday 'tight, Captain presented
the new patrol leaders 'with' 'a
mark: of rank, a ..tenderfoot pin
for their. beret. The new ;
are: ' Nancy' Corrin, Linda �Marri•
ott, Linda • Walden and ; Nancy
Kirkland. Seconders are Bever-
i••ly MacDonald,` Linda Boyle, .Don-
na
Don na Ritchie and' Linda- Chisholm.
Captain stressed the correct uni-
form as • outlined in the recent
addition to P.O.R.'and asked the
guides . to , try; to be more care-
ful in this respect. After working •
hard on their various tests, Don=
na Mullin led the guides at :camp
fire. ' Each.patrol . presented a skit
. dealing with a Guide law. - Taps
closed. the • meeting.
Many .'Sentinel sul:401p-,
tions 'fall' due' the first ,of.
the year. Your 'prompt at-
tention in" keeping your
paper '. paid. .in • advance
will' be appreciated.
USE . SENTINEL WANT -ADS
Mr: James:
I'm happy: to say I am
interviewer.:
Did you know; that this is the
tenth time in', the past • : ' elve
rears that The.114u u
y t Life ha
increased v d.. div iden ds
Mr. ,lames:
I haven't been keeping score—
but I ,know Mutual Life's div-
idend, record is tops.
Interviewer:
This year's dividends totalling.
$17,900,000 represent an " in-
crease of $1,4.00,000 over the
amount paid in 1964.. And the
interest rateon, accumulated
dividends his been increased
to 5%.
Mr: James;
You know; with earnings like
'that1 might even consider in-:
'creasing, m Y :: coverage,i ,
Interviewer:
It's a good idea toreview your
life insurance regularlyto m rite •,
sure it meetstcurrent. needs.Just
get in touch with your Mutual.
utu
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