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AUCTION SALE
Clearltin Auction Sale of farm/
farm gook and machinery at lot
,34-, Con, 13, McKillop Twpn 1. rnlie
OeUth and 2 miles west of Walton
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd s.
Pt 1 rm
A full line of farm Machinery,,
cattle and Pigs, also the property,
Prop. ,.-- ,George Penn
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — E. P. Chesney.
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malt- ft them, and the -Western Farm...i ,l./NITgP- CliVil,Q1-1-
vrs intend to take .Mr, Oardie'er'S 7,110 eeri es.. ou "'rite Way The
,advice, now will that etfoet the I mmt.ei.. Wen., ik. was continued on., Ontario 'Farmer? [ 'Sundnyi _March,. 4, The riTublect being 1' "We believe we .sbould irkaye !parity i His 1noenage." Tile text 'wee. -taken,.
Prim for our e'01:41110(114"' 11-11° 4Y".from. Nark 1; 14,10, Jesus canna(wage fanner in not .1111 r 0440-401°, I nrenehing the gesPel of the .Klo m gno :Ntybilcoylee:re 'a fair minded People u§. 4,4.-of ,Ceti , , -and saying, 'Vile ton.n. Is
I ,ifalfillexi the Kinalain of God ig at
Tbo Principle of. the h-log. MariOte band, repent. -Y0 and believe the ing Board is good, Get behind it, 1 nonpel". As Jesus iereergen from
The Gonerumeet eedny ie ready and I. His.. Iteinntation in, the wildwnese
Willing to talk th inge over with farm 1. He .was.cortaln of two things — the
delegations and I believe Some Maier' -4 KingdoM, of God Was not a worldly,
-Oranges will be made la the policy ; power but a socletey -of justice .and
eer agrieultero sooty, . .eve ,and that It was to be promoted Farm Union is making nrenreSS ' not by ,force but by a proem of Our ion is'en make this old world a . ,,,, in* htkal ,,griwth, ,amid 1 iitnifiunereele
,better place to It-YO in 'and (L11° k ninoendinn from •Ood, through 4,esua industry of Agriculture a better a nd . His disciples, It .w4 not An • • .-
FARMERS VNiQN MEETING
Ovur min hundred and fifty young
ferinnre gathered Welton
recently despite sternly weather And
-driften' rn.nte to hear an ad l Q s on.
farm problems by Mr. Joe Phelps, '
tamer of Wilkie, Sauk who Was
past President -of the Sasnateliewen
farmers Union — W110 is e Vern
for ,epeaker,
AMong those present w( re
interest ed farmers from East We.
wanosh, Stanley, 1\11CilloP, Tucker-
smith and Ctoderien taWnshipe. At,
wood, Clinton, Marne, Tavistoon
and. Wellington County.
Mr. Phelps naltn x am no strung..
er to Ontario, 'having been born here,
but went west same 40 years Ago„
It 'any one nos any idea of making
an easy living, don't go west, for of
you want to make a living in that
country, have to Work
for it,
We hear ort the prairies that the
fannies down -east are rolling to
wealth but I have found the farmers
situation Is fundamentally -the wile!
in ithe -east as well .as the west.
We have a great deal in common
because we are customers of each
other."
industry.
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,exdinislye Jewish nationalist King4
sloth but a universal ,one. -open -to men
!.of .every nationality, A ,Kingdom that
,was a real. brothernoon - oe men for
i the King was ,nre eminently a Slather
— Kingdom 'of irighteneenese iand
morality, horn out of love for Christ
and -not becaunse it wins the safe
• ithinlg ,to 4o A Kingdom of the
• here and now 0,e well as of the
future,
The char Sang the anthem "You
Must Open -The Door" by Ogden and
Roaelmialver,
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HELP KEEP YOUR
RED CROSS READY
for this r bate
Next time it might be, right here , in
our own community, Or disaster might
strike a thousand miles away. But some-
where, some time THIS YEAR, the
Red Cross will respond to the call -for,
immediate aid. And, your contribution
to the 1956 campaign is an important
part of PREPAREDNESS. Help the
Red Cross in its day by day works of
mercy and keep it ready for every
emergency.
litter
nth or
ir barn
bowls. support your
APCTION! SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of farm,
and ,Dairy Herd At let 32 and 031 Con, 13 oroy Typ„ 2y2, §outb. and 1
miles East of Brussels od
WED, MARCH 21st. at 1,30 P.
Accredited Holdteln Herg
10 Good Pius Cows, #.o nin fresh,
other due in Mama), and April seine
rebren.
10 ,Regislered Cows fresh, _due to
freshen lifter. Herd Sire, Spring
Perin Exhibit Sire Spring ,Farrin
JFeeurisden lixopige . Dam --- Credholme
Farm — 200 acre farm, 160 acres
of well drained Workable land 40
!acme of bush, large gank barn, 12
yrs, old With, Silo and good stabling
Hen -penis for 1000 hens, brooder
house for 1000 chickens, large
Implement shield, a storey red
brick 'Irensle With an modern con
venience,s excellent water euvply.
One oaf better farms in Grey Twp,
Terms — nhattels Cash
Property 10% down, terms can
be arranged.
Prop Van Alphen Bros.
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — E. P. Chesney,
ROSS
$5,810,723 IS NEEDED THIS YEAR
We are 'here for a purpose,
:time nee 'come, when we have to
take another look at -the funda,
:mentale of right living, justice and
-equality, and forget petty differ,
emcee.°
In the qucetion and answer period.
which followed the .address, the
-summary of some of the (Mentions:
was
It was agreed the Hog Marketing
Board Wan a "goon thing, but dins
Olsten: non wee 'expressed with the
persenuel, and set up of the Board,
One- (Mention asked was — Would
rarity prices be an incentive to
over produce? to which Mr, Phelps
renlied. "Then leek for new markets
or have a production quota, Ttne
hogs were imported in 1954 but,
co operation is a two Way street;
tend n,11 count remember we shipped .
hogs land cattle to In S. when they
-thought they hod enough -and they
idierret -holler. .
That does not present an unsur
mountable ipiroblem, If the farmer is 'I
to have parity prices on all 'pro
ducts, how can they flood the Market
with any one tiling,"
LEGION" LADIES AUXILIARY
The Morn, meetnig of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion
Was hold. In -the Auxiliary rooms on
Karen est, with 22 members and 11
visitor present. The meeting was
ensued with the president, Mrs,
Mary Lowe in the chair, The secret
any'S report were read with many
Unlink you notes from Comrades who
had received boxers while ill,
,Mils Dobson received the mystery
prize. In was decided to hold the
last euchre party of ithe season On i
Mara -21st, in the Auxiliary rooms,. ,t
Everyone is welcome at these Tart.
dee.
It Was .also -decided to ihold 'St,
Paiericlee social on March 16th,
The Auxiliary was' pleased to
have Mrs. H. Keffen present at tbis
meeting. Before mowing 'to Mailmen!
ver Mrs, Keifer was a very active
Member, Joining the Auxiliary when:
it was organized end being the first;
secretairy, Her -sunny idisnosition and;
willinnnesis to help wars greatly
missed when she moved laway,
The meeting Wes closed with the
closing 'ceremony followed by the
Queen.
Mr. Phelps was returning west
from a. Conference 'with Provineiel
eninietere of Agriculture at Ottawa
and stated further "I think the
time has come when farmers should
work closer with organized lebotir,
I'm not going to excuse labour for
some of the things they do but-every
one manes- mistakes, even farmers
'You often hear it said by tatmenn
we wont have anthing to -do with
organized labour but you might as
well gay you wont have any "truck
end trade" with care or aeroplanes
or any other modern convenience. It
is a silly attitude to take because
organized labour 18 our best cult.
omen tluy buy our ham and eggs
and they must have money to buy
it" — and a lot in the ranks of -or-
-ganized labor are farmers sons
and lieughtere for a lot of farmers
have -ether been .shoved off the
farms or beenme• discouraged and
quit,
"The basic problems of each group
are the same".
"Canadian fanners are .a liason in
preparing a program of joint nation."
"Some people in organized labor
have the idea that the farmer lives
the "life of a Riley" but -at the eXe-1
cutive lend they have had their
eyes Opened and are worried bed
cause the farmer is labor's customer ,
for most of nunie 'Pnoductei"
The speaker went on — didn't
come here to preach blue ruin, but
We must ,search dilligently for a way
Ito pull our selves -out of our difficul-
ties".
Never 'say "I'm just a farmer" —
don't be ainologetio-nyou can't build
a demoorarcy on -that attitude:
producers haveset taken core
of the business end of ,our business.
We want a National Fairer Union
light across Canada, If organized
STARTLING STATISTICS
The latest report of Ontario's
Department ,of Reform 'Institutions
contains ,startling statistics. During
the ten years since the war, yearly
convicions for crime have risen from
19,132 to 46,899 and from 478 Per
100,000 to 905., n
The report declares these figures
granted that an increase in "tire
number end .efeicieney of the police
force hes naturally resulted in a
higher per cent -of convictions than
'formerly.
'Ph great majority of crimes were
those against public peace and order
And of the 35,276 convictions on this
'Score more than half (18,.253) were
'for drunkennesis, with ,arunk and
impaired driving contributing anoint
ier 3,182, Anti breaches of the Liquor
Control Act accounting for an add
Worm," 7,539. To sum sup, liquor Was
a factor in 28, 974 .of the. 46,899
ic4anniotions registered. during the
past year, 1
In a Word Ontario's crime static
:tics prove concluSivelY that &a
More liquor ptople donshinh the
more work they make for the pol
ice, the courts and Refbmr In
stitutionis,
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Studientn nursery Snnday was
observed in Knox Pres.. Church on
Sunday morning, Mr. Kenneth Knight
a student of Waterloo College, con
ducted the service with ,Allan
Dunn reading the Seripiture reading
and Isabel Engel leading in prayer
Mrs. Ken MacDonald slang a solo.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L, Thompson i.
and daughter, Ce.cilia, Galt attended,
'the morning service -aft, Knox church
-on Sunday and visited later with
nen, and Mrs. Gallon Knight end
family. Mr. and. Mrs, Thompson
expect to occupy the manse by the
end of the month. Rev. W. A.
Williams, Brpisnels, will be the
minister next iStienlaY, March 11 and
the following Sunday, Mr; Thompson
will begin this work here as pastor
On Thursday evening, March 16,
int 7:30 a ,service to welcome Mr. ,
Thempson to Cratibtook end Ethel,
will be held in the church et Clan
brook,
Mr. Charles E. Hackney celebrated
Ms 80 th. birthday -on March 3, with
a tunny .gathering aat nebringwille.
Mr. Hackney is known here, before
going to Sebringyille'he made his •
home with his delighter, Mtn
WilBred •Strickler and. -attended
eirirch in Crianbrook,
Mr. and Mrs. G, M. Leyonck
Petty end Jonnie, Waterdo.win Were
Stkhday visitors in Inritineels.
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west of
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WALTON
yaced on tiVii za
ta I electricity
stome ;
CENT
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
NEEDS SHOP AT THE
MAC BAEKER AUTO SUPPLY
Permanent Type Anti Freeze,
$2.75 per gallon
76 per quart
rhermostats Ranging from $1.05 to
$2.10
Spark Plugs 56c to 69c each,
Auto Light and Chaniploti
Mittflere from $4.35 to $9.20
Tall Pipee from $2.98 to 0.95
Exhauet Pipee from $3.25 to $4.75
Phorn Residence 95 . Business 119x
nrinksela Ont.
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MELVILLE CHURCH W. M. S.
The W. M. S. -of Melville Church
met na the Churnh parlour on
Friday, Mlarch 2nd,, with Mrs', W.
W.' Smith in the chair, The Devet.i
tonne part wise conducted by Mre.
John Bowman who read the Scrip
tune 4esson and Mils, Willianin, led!
in prayer, In the businese part of`
,the meeting connibutione Wesel
solicited tic complete ten doller
which was -our allocation to cur
Honorary Life Membersiship and In
Memoriam for Mrs. MacWhinney,
BeSsie Mohee was appointed
a meinber -from the W. M. S
of eine Miseionary committee, Hymn
401 Was sung. The guest Speaker.
Mee, Leslie Fortune was introduc.
-ed and she gave Gm addre-se en
ateinailltip; isitirelne the 'Ong 'of
our Time. our Money and our
Talents.
The ,sEkoond ispeaker was MrS,
Mund-el. of Delmore who gone a
flanneh.graph illustrated address of
ihow 'our dollar for minisione is
spent
The offering Was foe the supply
$
work24.66. of our -seclietty -and totalled
Mts. Smith *naked the guest
sneakere for two excellent neldrees..%
een,
Hyniet 470 wee sung and the meet.
ing closed with -the Mizpoli bane',
diction'.
In -tube vOcial hour Mtn. Walter'
Kerr eentribnbed a Diane sate and
Mien IVIonee naYS a reading end all •,
tan of tee, and delielona '
ninon.
The March :meeting of the Walton
W, A Met on Thursday afternoon
In the Ciltarcli hagernent with 28,
Maine Presest, The Meeting opened
by -singing hyinn 124, Scripture
reading 51st Psalm wins read by
Men Ed, ntryaine. Tonin was teed
by Mrs. Walters oil the Cry fni'
Mercy. See, tenott Wen rend and
(adopted alt-o thank you card Vein'
Mrs. I: Beeman, `reds. tenpin, Watt
igiverki lay Mre, Ai ,Cietitte, .balance oil
bend 8.214.23, Mts, A (Soirtite thank
ed the ladles )fort Annie Gorden, fOr.
-the hook she tee-eine& Senora]:
items of business Were dealt Winn
The at. Patriek's social Will: be held
eau Friday, ntateh 9th. sit 8 n'elenin
A goodprograninie attd taifeh to'
follow. the meeting doted wjth
'Moine Soiug, rfollotved by the th6to
Prayer,
Miss Teilia
liesInital in Soafositli;
vtioh slits` idmiektit,
toofitd WEa1,664 t$Fitkinit $6:1
'With ',Mr. And lift& John Sifted
amid Mit, 15:6 t1Ay nude -
.8terittoi4; •(.6ttii
IIncitWell And ether friends; Mtn
Jaeininh lieWlet has' dielinennt of
WM, detnent Exeter
Will ink& inagenininti April
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labour have all mod:opt conveniences
— television nets and new cars, then,
why 'eninisider it a luxury If farmers
have the same Sane -People think':
farmets should dO as grandfather '
did, Mit we are not lining in grand
'father's day, .this is 1956 and the
ineekhillety is hete and we are going'
to Wee It.
,A lot of farniets ,have a par'tne'r
1.n.rt, it is the Mortgage company
but h lot of mortgage entirpenine
won't risk their money on agincul-
find on the Preitto any more."
Mr. Phelps stated emphetieally
"its tittle too do Some stock taking
ne See if we have Mote Money In:
Vogel& in nia,oliinery and entilpinent
Than we have in the fatten "A lint of
People iere living -on depreciation
each think they Ilene a lot of Pioneer,
hut today our noeVet (loge int a
onneleindionie'amount malty, .%1O
that's the main difference between
now -end grreitliees day. "The
'insolent eainpaleies neve greetet
interest in stir tarns to day that
ne think, 'sib -tette eteekin
"I have no let the Vett'' I
etenleii Agrleuiture. tind I'M all
fer tcnolne, doing the
gnarl ion they kite net tip to do en
hat 1t e .eilintild build tip, alit'
tiitonig and tooti• it octieceollrig to
itettiotiocem,to ,way''
"At the tenteretiide At ottop.;-4
nine Annie atenninei in NeViti, #cbtitine`e
the Pakten drawers' in Nod'
tritnentiCk -en' the Milted
in lniteeted and .the Greriw Growers
&tithe West ne. ell 'reported 6 hei
Sri difitteulty. Mr: 1tei 's i!gtlatei
darditierig advidel toe W°ter
tititier'S' was to predttee snore' 'OW
,hi tatt14,, 10 'feed their grain to., ma