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Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"WIrIgRE BETTER 1111LLS ARE USED"s:
the past three months, our nurnber ,of:cows
and increase, Sas been .as follows:
•
1955 195,6 Increase Percent New
1713
Increase Members
23.6 163
1876994 25.5 56
36.5 117
Do as many others are doing, call 1.1s when you
For 'Service _or more, infOrmation, call collect to:
CLINTON HU. 2-3441
Between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.
During
inseminated
June' '7266 8971
July 4838 66-62
August .. 3485 4375
have cows to breed.
more thari ever. . .
is the time to
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From Sep. teMber 15th next, savings deposits at
Canada's First Bank will earn interest at the rate of
2 /2
PER ANNUM
Take advantage this new, higher rate by open-
,:ing a ,B of M savings .account today . . . and save
tegularly at the bank with the largest savings
4eposits of any bank in Canada serving more
than,tWo million customers._
BANK. Or MONTREAL'
' exiiitadet`45704e Veut4
aktat
-ranch: MORLOK, 1Vianag'er
tondesborough (SUipAgenty): Opep Mon, ik then,
'MY BANK*
imekliog with Coadiims r""4*..`""1.. .eivyy folk eif life sinee 1817
lk Producers
irate Over Low
Tariff On Powder
Angry '! delegates to the semi.,
annual. meeting -of the Ontario
*Concentrated Milk Producers'
Marketing Board recently, 1n l'or-
onto,. Unanimously directed that a
message be sent to Hon. Walter
Barris, Minister. of Finance,.
inly requesting" that a new .agree,
silent be entered' into with Aust-
ralia and New Zealand immediat-
ely, through which milk pewder
imported from. those countries in,
to Canada be subject to tariff of
not less than 4. cents per pound,
FARMERS
we Ake shipping cattle every Saturday .for -United
-Vo-OPerative or Ontario and soilait your patronage: We will
ppoc..tholtu up at your farm.
leleaseR110/VB COLLECT not later than Friday nights,
Seaford* Farmers. Co...operative-
'-. • 1-1. S. Bunt, Rtanager
Plione—Day 9, Evenings 481w
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Make ADate Now
to visit 'the annual
STRATFOR
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11p)ip$
°of 'mita
ext Monday; Tuesday & Wednesday
,ptember 17-18!•19
* CHECK THIS ACTION-PACKED FAIR PROGRAM
$ 4
MONDAY,- September 17
— Judging' the Following:
—FRUITS
—ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
—FLOXERS •
—GRAIN
--=DAIRY SAND FOODS
—FANCY WORK
,ART
—PUBLIC 'SCHOOL EXHIBITS
BOYS'GRAIN CLUB
7:00 p.m. -- 'Official Opening Jaycee
Industrial and Trades Fair.
TUESDAY, September 18
—GIRLS' 'CLUB
—JUDGING 4-11 CLUB DAIRY CALVES
--JUDGING BLACK AND WHITE SHOW
—AND ALL OTHER DAIRY CATTLE
—SHEEP, — POULTRY -
• 2 p.m., Offici4 Opening
—PARADE OF FLOATS AND SCHOOL
PARADE
e WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19
--,:noys, SWINE CLUB
—HEAVY 'HORSES .
—COMPLETION OF BLACK AND WHITE
SHOW
—JUDGING BEEF 'CATTLE AND ALL SNIVINt
CLASSES
--GOAT :SHOW
RICCES
FREE 'Cooking Demonstration
In the Curling ,Club Rooms Tuesday Evening, 8:00
and 9410 o'clock.
Wednesday Afternoon, 2:00, .2:00 and 4:00 o'clock.
Silverwood Dairies Ltd. Consumer Service Dept.
Food Clinic.',
Wednesday NirthlMrs, "Se' Cooking Demonstration
of CKCO-TV,
JUDGING—DEMONSTRATIONS'
• Tai.1613SPAY, $''''VTZ1‘413ER, 1956
ullominmasof
5.
Present tariff, by agreement
with Australia and. New Zealand,
;most-favoured-nation oQatn-efavcrure
t
filtirnritcla'rivIr lIse rotinire
Cents per pound.
It was pointed -out that cliniatic-
-conditions, economic level, lower,
costs and .goverruncnt policies per-
mit Australia and. New Zealand to.
produce, at a 'lower figure, and
those Countries .are enabled to ex-.
port powder, at a price with which
Canadian farmers because .of high-
er costs are 'unable to -.compete,
That the extreme dissatisfaction.
was general among the more than
3.6;00.0 producers was- seen in the
reports from the meetings of spine
30 local associations all of which
ldernanded a price ranging from
not less. than $3.1)(1 per evvt, up to
$3.50, (Price. rin was about
$2.56), The mood of producers Herb lVfogridge is under the doe-
was also expressed in a proposal tor's care, Her daughter Mrs,
to sound out .producer support Of Bert Marsh, Kitchener, and' Miss
'the provincial board in securing •Ilelen, Marsh, R,K., are assisting
this, price, even to the extent of an waiting, on nirrw
withholding milk,- or , drying off Mrs. Larry Glasgow received the
their cows. Sad news Saturday, morning that
MM. Nelson Bill, Ooderich, ;Os-
Red her "•iirot4i.er and sister, .Joseph
Carter and Miss Sadie Carter,
Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald who 1144
been visiting her sister Mrs, Albert
Campbell, is a patient in Clinton
PUblie Hospital,
. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mrs,
Ronald Rathwell,. Mrs. W., T. Rob-
ison, Mrs, 'td, Davies and Mrs,
prank Raithby attended the an.-
ntl,a1 horticultural meeting held at
Southampton on Friday -evening.
News of Auburn 1
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JOE VAIIVOOD and
hrtis q..J,;(lgre,S$ of
Daredevils.
LONDESBORO
• Mrs. EAsom, ViSited
with Mr. and Mrs, George MeVit-
tie, on Sunday,.
Mrs. Matilda, Melville, ,Clinten,
visite( with, Mrs...-Iehrt Scett one
day last week,
Mrs. Florence Chowen, Clinton,
spent Sunday with her parents
MWr-i4thn4thlYtel*psr. elCntn,Qgx'rs, S: Lyon
•the ehair, the Loncle-Shoro Woin,
en's InStitute „meeting .w.a opened,
in the' usual manner.. Mrs. A.
Clamarirm,irmstezeotirytiltrealrbeLeoreiriagd
which were approved, Correspon,
dance was dealt with.
The ladies. of the Institute are
going to Wingliam; September '25,
,o.iitataicotzuz Of CK'N'N Radio and TV
which Mrs. led in prayer.
Miss M. R. Jackson introduced
the new Study Book on South East
Asia. The president, Mrs„ Earl
Wightritan presided for 'the 'busi,
ness period. The delegates froin
the society:to the Sectional meet-
ing to be held in Blyth, October 2,
are Mrs. and Mrs. W. X.
Craig. The nominating committee
was appointed,: Mrs, Guy Cunning-
ham, Mrs; IiaroId Webster and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mrs. Earl
Wightraan was chosen to give the
dedicattory prayer at Elyth.
Mrs, W. T. Robison-reported on
progress of CGIT, Three girls at-
tended school for leaders held rec
cently at Alma College, St. Thom-
os. Mrs, M. R. 3ackson accomp-
anied the girls. The affiliation
service for the CGITrwhich is un-
der-the WFMS, will be held in the
near future. Mrs. Wightxnen of-
fered the closing prayer.-
PORTER'S HILL
Anniversary services at Grace
Church will be held on Sunday,
September 2.3, With Rey, H. A.
Dickinson of North Street Church,
Goderich, as guest speaker. ,SPee-
141 music will be given by the choir
as, Well as guest soloists,
The September meeting of the
Woments Association of Grace
church was held on Thursday last
in thes'church basement, with the
president, Mrs. Gordon Manning in
charge. The meeting opened with
the-Lord's Prayer and roll call was
answered by' naming "Your favour-.
ite TV or Radio program."
Church cleaning for September
was in charge of Mrs, McDougall
and Mrs. Sowerby; for Octeber,
Mrs, Riddell and Mrs, B, Met.'
Decorating committee for !Anniversary SerViees on September
23, is Mrs. Reid Torrance, Mrs. P,
lIarrison, tare/to Co)t,
Plans were made Vit. the Sun-
day School convention Supper on
October 24, sponsored by Ontario
Council of Christian ,Education,
Two crib quilts were quilted
during the afternoon.
i)46.or xonit
Resolutions were *ad.' and pass*
ett. Roll call was answered .by
displaying something made, sewen
or grown.
Motto Was given by Mrs. T.
White who gave a splendid paper
on •"re have heard, ye have read,
ye have thought, but what have
yei done?"
The topic was given by gm
Clarence Crawford en, agriculture
and Canadian industries.
MTS. Ray Vincent, Clinton, fav„
ored With a piano solo and Mrs,
Tom Allen. gave an accordian solo,
Lulleh WaS served' by the hos,.
tesses,
SPECIAL EVENTS
her brother Roberts.on,
MOW, had --been 'kilned in a ear
Accident. He leaves to mourn his
passing, his widow and three girls,
'also .his parents and two sisters,
The flineral was held. Monday,
and Mrs. -Glasgow left Saturday
'tor Madoc.
f(4074 AluliVersary' „
Anniversary services will be held
in Trio INV Church -next 'Sun-
d'ay at 1.1 0..,m, and1.3.9„ p.m. Rev.
11;
giutz will
age,
Sp bb.;1°tgl;;t11.:holnire,s$ _
Mrs; 7, Ross has returned borne
from visiting Mr, and Mrs, Don-
aid Ross, Glalcviile and Mrs. R. I}.
Smith,, Peterboro, While ,she
was away she attended the bap-
tism, of her granddaughter Janice
Elizabeth Ross; The Christening
took- place at the home 'of the
maternal grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. J, F. Trallt, Fpnthi)J, and was'
conducted by Rev. W. J. Walker,
minister of *, Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, Beamaville and for.
manly of Galt. Mr. Walker was'
assisted by Rey, Gomm !orie-6,
time minister, at Dungannon, now
living retired in 13eamsville,,,
'Baptist Anniversary
The 89th anniversary of ,. the
Auburn' Baptist Church was .held
Sunday afternoon and evening
with . Rev. G. V. Crofoot,. newly
-appointed chairman of the Baptist
Board of Bvangelism and Social
Service for the Convention of On-
tario and Quebec as guest minis-
ter.
At 'the :afternoon„Service.,Mr.
Crofobt poke on "The Gospel.”
The choir with .Mrs. R. J. Phillips
presiding at 'the organ- led in the
service of song. A solo was sung
by Robert Graham, instructor at
lt,c(AF, Station Clinton, A duet
was sung by. Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
Ostrom and a ladies'• trio from
Toronto sang.-.
At the evening service Mr. Cro-
toot spoke on "The Steadfast,
Christ," The • pastor -Rev. J.
Ostrom presided at both „services.
The church was beautifully decor-
ated,With baskets of -autumn flow.,
ers,
.Knox VMS
Tice Woman's Missionary SocieSy
cif Knox United Chuch Met in the
Sunday School room of the church
last Tuesday afternan with Mrs.
S. McClinchey in' charge. She
gave the call to worship and all
repeated the Lord's Prayer in un-
ison. Mrs, W. J. Craig was pian-
ist- The Heralds reponclecl: Mrs.
George Milkenn on temperance ,and
Mrs. Fred Plaetzer on Christian
Stewardship.'
A trio Mrs. F. Plaetzer, Miss
Sadie Carter and Mrs. W, J,•Craig
sang -a number, Mrs. MaClinchey
gave a very comforting message
on "Witnessing for Christ," after
CPM.g SEE THE INDUSTRIAL EXiABITS' AT. .THE
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