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PACE TM t.44,tir1'ciLN NEWS-RE,CORP THURSDAY, 'MA' 8, 1958:
According to a, survey of Am-.4 tality rate from cancer among
eriCan Indians sponsored by the I, (lians is only about half as great
Canadian Cancer Society the mor-1 as with whites, Stress Egg Production In 441. Poultry
Cluh,,,Organization.Meeting at ,.Seaforth.
A. new 4-H poultry cut's pro-
gram is' being started in gni%
County this year,
In past years the emphasis has
been on the production of meat,
from dual, purpose breeds, how-
ever this year the -emphasis will
be en egg production with the
flocks being scored for produc-
ton, management, feed convers-
ion, cost-of-production and the
pereent mortality, Only mem
Will be required . to keep goodbers re-
cords in detail and must be active
in the dab concerned, in order to
receive the highest possible score
for their project.
The minimum age for member
in-this ellib will be 14 years, as of
May 1, of the club year and a
minimum flock size of 50 birds
has been established'. Records will
be kept for six months starting
no later than September 1 of the
club year at which time the birds
must be 20 weeks of age,
It is planned, to start one of
these clubs in the Seaforth' area
this year with 3, M, Scott and R.
Whitely as leaders, Anyone in-
terested in joining 'this club should
Cancer is the disorganized, un-
regulated growth of body cells.
.Although a great deal has been
discovered about the nature of
this groWth, the cause is still un-
known.
contact either of these Men or
the Ontario Department of Agri-ctlitture office, Box 159, 'Clinton,
Ontario,
It is planned to hold the first
meeting 'of ,this club on Tuesday,
May 20, at 8.30 P,371„ in the Sea-
forth District High School, With
Berl Hunt of the OAC P'oul'try
Extension Department as guest
speaker, It is hoped that a large
number of parents and prospect-
ive members will be' in' attend.,
awe at this meeting..
(By our Henson, correspondent)
Promotioavof the .class for mar-
het cattle, which will be auctioned
along with calves' of the feeder
club at the llensall Spring Pair
and Farm Machinery Show, on
June 13, was discussed by direc-
tors of South Huron Agricultural
'Society, at their meeting.
Officials' hope a number of ,dis-
trict farmers will take advantage
of the opportunity to market their
cattle on fair day. The auction
:provides a number of advantages
to producers, they claim,
Plans for the show, including
the machinery display, 'baby con-
test, school parade, midway,
bands and other attractions, were
Tachersmith Ladies
Hold April Meeting
The -Tuckersmith Ladies Club
met Apra 30, at the home of Mrs,
William Rogerson} with 11 Mem-
bers and four visitors present,
Rola call, was answered With
"What I would like to .do if I
were 211 again," It was voted
that the following donations be
given: The Bed Cross $5; the Soc-
iety for Crippled Children, $10;
the Cancer fund, $15.
'Readings, were given' by Mass.
Nara 'Silaessy, Mrs. William Pep-
per, Mrs Bent Garrett. A game
of bingo was' played while Group
'3 prepared lunch;
advanced.
Two more prizes were added to
the palomino horse class, Direc-
tor Otto -Wdllert, was appointed
master of ceremonies.
iOommittees appointed included;
cattle, Jim Do-jig, Robert McGreg-
or; machinery, Lloyd Lovell;
grounds, Norman Jones, Bill
Dougal'l, Lorne Luker; entertain-
ment, Earl Dick, Otto Willert,
George Armstrong, R u ss ell
Brown; gate, Lorne Luker, Bill
Dougall; calf, Lloyd Cooper, Ar-
thur Varley, Bob Parsons; inform-
ation, Bill ,Decker.
President Earl Dick chaired
the meeting. Secretary-treasurer
is Jim McGregor,
Henpli cAgriculturaU,Wety Plans To
Auction Market Cattle,,at,Spring Show
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Charlie MacNaughton will be a valuable
addition to the Frost team. He 'will be heard
at Queen's Park,
Than Ever
KEEP HURON ON
THE FR ST TEAM.
Huron Needs A Government Representative,.
To, Look Aker Its New $10 Million Industry
Heretofore Huron has had no provincial institutions of any
Pryde, a 1,300-bed hospital for retarded children is to be
election of Charlie MacNaughton as a member of the Frost
will be derived by the entire riding. Here are a few of the
kind.. As a result of the untiring efforts of the late Tom
built on the shores of Lake Huron, near Goderich.., The
team will insure that full benefits from this huge project
important benefits it can bring to Huron:
The Frost Team's
Contribution To
Huron Riding In 1957
• EMPLOYMENT — FROM 600 TO 800 MEN AND WOMEN
• PAYROLL — OVER ONE MILLION PER YEAR
• FOOD SUPPLIES — $350,000 TO $400,000 PER YEAR
• MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES —'0VER $200,0000 ANNUALLY
CHARLIE MacNAUGHTON WILL WORK. FOR HURON
Vote MacNaught • n Charles S.
Progressive Conservative Monday, May 12
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Roues $516,173.00
Education $876,822.00
Hospitals $300,000.00
Welfare $201,400.00
Municipal Grants $100,000.00
Support Good
Government
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