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ATTMIRK 4— -Over V) junior
FarMers attended a, meet.
in the Au[burn
tY>'c~rn9rlal Dail with Ronald
'WON 'S; the summer- :assistant
AgrOPItwal :raprosentAtiyo„
obargo, A WOlt Pl,sp.q/
en-IPM:Preni'tte l3ell•Telepbone
.Company,`The Thread of r .WO"
was A:08VIAt •
A diseu!sliOn perio4 followed.,
Classified Ads,
Bring Results
e Canada Pension Plan
nd its benefits
Here is what
the Canada Pension Plan
will do for people
like Thor Andersen,
a farmer who works for hihiself
and inakeil $4,000 a year.
a
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.P:.A1 ON
.'011.ARANTEED
TRUST CERTIFICATES
o issued in amounts rorn,
upwards for .3, 4 or 5 years,
earn the above indicated" interest,
payable half-yearly by cheque.
o authorized investment for all
Canadian Insurance Companies
and trust funds.
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Friday and Saturday.at -Totonto'iCHE
.With Luty
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A- framed 'bregOit LUCY three, maple leaves_ last weeps
wilieh She had Piel.5ed..off the .ground on 'field Tewace,
.They ,were :not the: uspa. fright .scarlet but a wither attrac.
'tive 1-1*Oti,re .0 green and gold.. •
Why Were they !Pelt • Searlet?" LUey. Wondered,, And as-
Sat .musing upon the sWeett'later an, she 1P1.01v whet
the flOand won id 'answered had she been asked the
:question--“natture rebelling at •sa many searlet imitations
flying from flagp.olesi"- . • „..
The green wgT OR.cl maple le'ave's deco, ato'cl .centre
ow% On Lucy's dirling,roam table ior,,:seteral. days, • .Now,
bAley' lays no elffini to being an Artist' but it seems .to• her
that if we must have a maple leaf flag,: the maul and
w014. be so,rnuch. more attilaPtive ea. the' wfitte.baelcground • titian the, red, which in one instance t last, noted by
se'esris to have suffered from the elementS. On, well, maybe
spine MEMPfteti,lirer- Val 90,113e up with d scarlet aye Of " •
• g P OCT old days"! ,which ,does .not. Pale to washed out shad'e's..
Be they geld outlined in green, or scarlet, when maple
:leaves begin to tux , OM's thoughts are projected ahead to
414'4=4 And although it is only three Weeka aWaY,
-the summer has been so silixed up this year,
With Only a few days of really, warm Weather if it
Wer:en't dry and cool, it managed to he wet and.cold most of
the' inure' comes as a hit of a shook' to find we' are
practically on Autumn's doorstep. Criekets,have, been. herald.
Mg it on a few warm occasions.
• Vegetables and flowers at `„The Hut” have been three
weeks behind their usual time for maturing or coming into
bloom. But a 'forsythia mistook the cool Weather for spring
and is in bloom again, Too soon Some of the floWers and
bulbs will have to be taken Up and stored. for winter, and
Fall planting done, ,
There is samuch gardening to be done 'and go little time
in which to do it, unless', of course, 'those Who believe the
theory of the last Friday in the month foreCaSting, the
Weather far the ensuing, month ere correct. LIAISt Friday was
beautifully warm and humid.
And thinking warm weatheri.,Lucy has Seen the hum-
ming . birds .in her garden quite .frequently of late. A pair
sometimes rest an the clothesline. They are no longer trying
to get at the African violets' in the dining room window, as
-the petali, of an Old •aster and delphinium ar!e; untilding.
Speaking f windows, several weeks ago,.Lucy and her
spouse were startled by a ,terrific hang on the dining room"
windaw•
":lNifr,." arose from his meal and went ant to see what had
caused it. A young oriole lay on the ground with tit,S. beak open
gasping for breath. Its tail. was Caught in the yellow briar.
Aboye'hovered mama' oriole. When "Mr." appeared, she flew
from the briars to the NA/10.16w tree. He got a; dish of Water
and seer it down before The dazed youngster. Then set it up on •
its feet,..smoothed doWn its feathers . and moved it gently to
release the tail. It was apparently, badly shocked,
"Mr." mine in to finish his meal,. leaviing it under the
rdihn eye mama„ And when he went out later, bath
dS had disappeared.
Wecire been enjoying a family of Downie woodpeckers at
.''The Hut". They are sudh filendly birds and Seem to like ,to
be about near humans. Everytime Lucy sits outside in her
chair, one of them will come to thenearesit tree or pole. She
' will hear ""tap.rtap-tap!", and there will be one of the family.,
One day ,"
-
Mr." was taking Softie meat scrips 'to the feed-
er. A friendly young Downie gave him. a critchety greeting
' from a Ihnii of. the willow tree,. He held out the tray to it.
After a moment's • hesitation young Downie hopped down
from limb toclimb onto the tray. -The bird Picked out. a piece
of fat and repaired to the willow tree to enjoy treat
quite unconcerned by "Mr's." preSerice. (He wished that he
could .pave had a onapShot of it sitting on the small tray in
There are three young bird's so Lucy is hoping that they
will ntit 'take off to parts unknown but stay here as*clid their
parents :last winter.
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Open Every Afternoon
PHONE 482-7712
"At Bother times contact
Local• Represeniative—A. W. Steep-7482-6642
. TORONTO. integration
Will he the theme- of this 4,0WS
clan.ardian.Ynternationd Mr
Show to be held over the water,.
front of •fthe Canadians National
gNiAbitiOn •On Friday and Set,
tvrtlay, September aland. 4 from
4 to. ';0
In keeping with the new look
of Carracia'S .Arimed Forces,. the
Boyal .Canadlan Na`VI,r o10. the
Canadian Amy derflOq-,
strate their fiyiUK prowess
long With .tine Rewol, Caxradian
rceice, during the opening
minutes pf the show.
This is the, first .time, the
Panadilm Navy mid .,Army Ttaye.
4ppeexetl. fza the show.
The newest and also probably ;
the oldest aircraft still flying
in Canada Will be featured per,
farmers'. The newest aircraft.
will be the CF-S,' the new tact-
few,. aircraft. ordered this sum,
trier, for the Canadian Armed,
Farms, The oldest aircraft will
be the.'GYPSY Math which dates.
back to. 1927 and Was.. one of
the firt civil aircraft in .can-
ida.'
The 'Outatio Department of
Lands and Forests will give an
eight minute aerial fixe-tightt
Temporary. Work Availoble.
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AND. OCTOBER AT VEGETABLE .CANNING •
DAY OR NIGHT WORK COMPETITIVE WAGES
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flow" •:Plexiibext$-.,91f. the Almaelmte
ClOt Of Canada , teams Of
tetra, the jI4I7perS will exit their
,Orculeft at 9,000 feet, free-fail,'
then pass batons back and
forth,
The Canadian Armed rorees
will open the show with a flP,
Past. .of supersonic CF-1,01,B,.
jet interceptors and OF4Cri • SEAFORTH
strike reconnaissance Woraft..
4e41,031S#4#04 :Wiling 4
he-Peaver, Otter, helicopter and
a CaOS0 airetaft,
Interspersfing the flying 'will
be siky,diving exhibition .bY
Entertainment Nightly
QUEEN1 ..111()TEL,
Walkerhurn Club.
Plan Bake Sole
At Auburn •
The Walkerburn Club held
its' monthly meeting at the
hbane of lVfts. Stanley Ball, The
president, 'Mrs. Ted Hunking
was 'in charge of Ithe meeting.
The roll call was answered
by 18 ,members paying $2 each
instead of having a Club sister
and remembering' er with gifts
. special occasiirons. There
were also five guests present.
The' donation Was sent to the
Children's Aid Society help,
them with their work in Huron
County,
The' draw prize' donated by •
Mrs. Stuart Ament was won
by Ws, Nellie McDougall. •
The members decided to hold
a bake- sale and bazaar later
this fall. An invitation to at-
tend a cooking school at Lon.
clesboro on September 13 was
accepted. •
An interesting program of
conteSts• • was prepared by the
committee of Mrs. Ariel Du-
• izer and Mrs. Donald Sprung.
One of the contests was the
to name the articles in your
kiltchen that begin with the
letter "T".
Plans were made for the next
meeting which will . be held at
the hame fo. Mrs. John Hallam
The program will. be in charge
of Mrs.. Stuart Anent and Mrs.
Lome Thinking and , the lunch
committee wilt be. Mrs. Walter
Cluirmingharri; Mrs. Roy Deer,
Mrs. Tom Cunningham and
Mrs. Guy. Cunningham. •
The roll call is to be answer-
ed by each member bringing
a pickle recipe.
PROPER SHOES
FOR SETTER HEALTH
. Sore feet can spoil your hap-
piest day. Corns, bunions and
callouses are a painful reminder
Of ill-fitting footwear, often
dating back'to childhood. When
buying shoes for children and
addlts, 'the feet should be mea-
sured, each foot indiVidually,
since many people 'have 'feet
that are not uniform in size.
SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer
ORDERS NOW BEING
TAKEN FOR BULK
SPREADING SERVICE
BY CLINTON
FEED MILL
AV: S
It makes good sense to have your fertilizer spread on fall sown 'grains .
on grass ton and pasture /. . . on cash crops—for next Spring . . .
accurately, easily and economically with the new SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer
Spreading Service: Makes -good dollars and cents too! It may cost you
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paying for bagged fertilizer, °
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.28 'Huron Street Clinton, Oriti
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,The Andersens are both aged 45
and have no family. If Thor's
earnings continue at $4,000 a year
until he reaches'age 65, he can
look forward to a retirement
pension of $8333 a month from
the Plan. This, plus the $75 each
Mr. and Mrs. Andersen will
receive from Old Age Security,
will give them a total .of $233.33
a ninth—equal to 70% of
Thor's previous average earnings.
If Thor becomes disabled anytime
after 1970, having contributed
until his disability began, he will
get a .disability pension of $87,50
a month. This will continue until
he becomes 65 when he will
'receive his retirement and Old
Age Seettrity pensions.
Should Thor die anytime after
1967, having contributed until
his death, las Wife Will receive a
widow's pension of $56.25
a month until she becotnes 65,
From then on she will get $125
a month=,---$50 front the Plat and
$75 front Old Age Security. At
the time of Titer's death
Mrs. Andersen will be entitled
to a kik) sure payment of $500.
All benefits under the Plan will
maintain their value. The actual
benefits payable will probably
be higher than those given here
since benefits Will be adjusted to
meet changes in living costs and
in wage levels before they are
paid and Changes in living costs
after they becOrue payable
What will the Plan cost y'ete?
If you, like Thor, in a partieular
year, have self-employed earnings
of $4,000 you will-pay $12.40
in instalments, in the same
Way you pay income ttot
This advertisement is one of a
series which relates some of
the important benefits of
Canada Pension Plan to
individual circumstances.
Issued by
authority of the Minister of
National Health and Welfare,
Canada,
Thellonosurable Judy LaMarsh.
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