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Woduead#Y., APril 30th, 1.058 THE BRUSSELS POST
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• UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The April meeting of the W, M. S.
of the United. church was held In
the Sunday room.
Meeting opened with an Easter
poem by the pretiletult, Mrs,
Themes, followed with hymn 31,
Mrs. it," S. Hamilton at the piano.
Mrs, Thomas led 14 prayer followed
with scripture by Mrs, n, B, Cousins,
How well
do you know
0 NITARI 0
Cheek your knowledge by
id entlf}ing this bay
1954 Chev. Deluxe Coach
with Automatic Transmission.
1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
1956 Buick Hardtop 4 door
Radio and Automatic.
The Visiting Committee reported
10 calls liadi)een made,
Mrs, pawning reported 6or the
Good (Cheer Comprittee; 'that 2
boxes had been sent gut to sick
ones.
Mrs. Cousins reported for the
Supply' Committee articles were
on display for the Western parcel.
An' invitation was received from
Walton inviting the members to
their 'Illia,nkoffering meeting. iSevl
Oral planned to attend.
The guest speaker .was Mrs
Menttle of Blyth, Introduced •
by the president, she brought a
message of the true meaning of .
Easter.
(Plie-meetieg closed with. hymn 86
and the Benediction,
Lunch was served by executive,
Mesdmes Cousins., Downing 'McFad-
den, McLauchlin, and Walker.
plant "Big Kernel-Small-Cab"
ITED
HiNtruni
SEED CORN
;bigger yields per acre with deep, full kernels on a
smaller cob'. nine foot roots to beat the weather .
planter plate graded for easy, even planting . . and
...'Gro-Koted" for resistance to disease are'reasons why
"it pays to grow United Hybrids".
GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR UNITED HYBRIDS FARM AGENT
(hea•got after lady's rain hat for your wife)
ALBERT CARDIFF , • ^
Carruthers - Campbell
R. R. 1, Ethel, Ontario.
Rules along with Other RuleS" of
Sanitation,
Denlonstrattibna ; Posture
Yirst Aid,
Group Work ; Practice of First
Aid and Artificial RespiratIton.
Closing : The singing of till'
Queen. Lunch ,followed,
Furniture —
Select from -about 60 suites of
furnitare at the 1VIlldmay Furniture
Showroom. Visit the "Trade-in
Dept". Free "delivety.
Home Furnishings --
Including linoleann, wallpaper
broadloom carpet. Also n ew and
used refrigerators, ranges. gleans
BUY Al
Schuett's. Mildmay Furniture Store G. Schuett Mild/nay
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However well you know
Ontario, you'll enjoy getting
to know it better. Make a
point this year of exploring
its highways and byways,
visiting its lovely lakes and
vacationing at one of its
modern resort areas ... like
the Bay of Quinte shown
above. Take the first step
now, by filling out and mail-
ing the coupon below.
KNOW
ONTARIO
BETTER
GO FORWARD WITH THE
Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
LET US REPEAT
we in Huron County are yory.
fortunate. Under the Cana,da Tat
penance Act we have no legal
litp‘or outlets.
It ban still be said, "You Just
don't see drunks on our streetef_
as one who moved into Huron fral;
an L, C. A. county declared. The
occasional drunk episode usually
'originates in a 'bottle club, boot-
legger joint, or a tavern outside
our county, When such incidenti
are reported to our Crown Attorney
action is taken and ,pltinishment
folloWs. So much so that bottle
clubs cluing the, past three year
have had hard going, and nunilleYd
;Of them, are closed,
Tin law Provides for impli•isio#1
ment 'on a second 'offence and 3j
though liquor money may be fella
to pay fines, no convicted boot-
legger has elver had any one offet
to take over a jail sentence.
The C. T. A. Is good law. Oar
local federal m,emher of parliament
has shown an Interest in the mid.
ter of having the act amended to
strengthen it. Many Churchmen of
numerous Churches in Huron axe
strongly behind the C. T, A.
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candle lite Water and. Wheel
Restaprant, Anahe'irn, with tall
baskets of pink gladiolus and white
stock decorating the serving table
Prom Which a buffet lunch was
served. Miss Gale Campbell, Tor-
Once, was in dhargge of the guest
book. For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Campbell chose a gown of idle
green lace over satin with matching
.aceessories, and 'a corsage of yel-
low orchids, Mrs. Carruther's gown
was of White lace Over mile green
with white accessories and white
orchid corsage.
After a short honeymoon trip' to'
Bakersfield and points north, the
newly weds will reside at 131 N.
East St. Apt. E„ Anaheim. Rose
chose a yellow and melon flowered
silk taffeta dress and matching
duster with melon access'ories,' for
travelling.
Ionored guests attending the wed-
'ding were the bride's grandmothers
Robt. Campbell, Brussels, Ont..
and Mrs. Philip 1.3madshaw, Monk-
ten, Her aunt, Mrs. Jack Dalian-
tyre and daughter Diane of" Atwood,
A former Oranbroolc girl was
wed in the First Presbyterian
Church at Anaheim, California,
amidst baskets of plink gladiolus
and white stock at a candle lite
'ceremony. Rose Cambeli. only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Campbell, 8670 }Roily Way, Buena
Park, California, Was united in
miarriage to Ralph Huold (Rocky)
Carruthers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Carruther4, Htuntingto T1
laaltifernta, at twci-thlixty
o'clock, Saturday, March the
twenty-second. Given in marriage
by her father, the bride wore a
short sleeve ,Chantilly lace and net
bodiced dress with a floor length
double nylon net skirt With rows of
Chantilly lace over taffeta. Her
veil was waist length with a lace
crown outlined with- pearls and
sequinS( She 'carried plink carnat-
ions and baby hyaeinth.
Rev. R, Anderson officiated and Mr.
Bill- Tal'evioh sang ('Because and
O Perfect Love) bepre the cere-
mony and (The Lord's Prayer) dur-
ing.
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HURON COUNTY
FEDF4RAT'ION NEWS
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By Carl Hemingway
On April 16th, 1' attended an in-
formation meeeting sionsored by
the Ont: Hog Prod. Association and
the Lambton County Federation if
Agriculture at T,hed.Aord. -
The attendance wasn't large which
seems to indicate that the farmers
are pretty well satisfied. with the
operation of 'the Marketing Age cy.
At least, if they had any complaifits
they weren't serams enough to in-
duce farmers to come to a meeting
to seek information to improlre the
situation.
Fotrth Meeting
The '4th meeting of the Ethel
Cautious iCareys was, held at home
of Beatrice Alexander on April 24.
The 4-H Pledge.
non Call: A defect in, my posture, . • Minutes of last meeting were read.
Next meeting: 'At the home of
Mary Helen Maehen. ROOFING AND
D!'flepIsci'en included the ,main. EAVETROUGHING
topics, Sanitation, First Aid Sub- All typos of roofs. Free
Topics were. Bacteria, Pastea4 given.
ization of Milk, The ComMOa Struthers
House Fly and the Control cf Flees, l Phone 11J8 Brussels or contact
Precautions for Intection anti C. & G. Krauter, Brussels.
estimate
Call
and Bateman
The' •question of who loses a hog
when it is concleirned was raised, I
hatve had no personal experience
along this line but I think I have the
facts,
The bride was attended by Miss
Lyndia Harrell, Buena Park, as
maid of honour, her. flowers were
pink and white carnations, Misses
- Jan Mayors, Anaheim, Harbaira.
INordne8s, Buena Pavia clho s en
bridesmaids, and JanSce Carruthers
(the groom's sister) and Bonnie
Turner, Anaheim, were junion
bridesmaids. -The four bridesmaids
carried white carnations. Attend-
ants were dressed identically in nil°
green nylonover taffeta. They wore,
'velvet caps with pearl studded veils.
Tom Wilkinson, Bueuna Park
was best man, Bob Huston, Nor-
walk, and Al Collins, Anaheim.
ushered. The reception, attended 'by
a hundred guests, was held at the
if the trucker 'accepts the nog at
the farm without complaint and it
later arrives at the. plant in'ur'ed it
is covered by insurance: "egardless
of whether it 'was in:Rimed at the
marketing yard or in transit. The
produver will be laid in full: '
If the hog is injured • in such a
way that the packing plant accents
it withOut complaint and is later
found that the carcass is unfit for
iturmaii consemption and is there,
more condemmed the packing plant,
must take the loss and the producer
will be paid in full.
in most cases this
come to the producer
payment Will ,
Witlitont any
action on his liart but , sometimes •
errors occur and the farmer only
receives the salvage Value. If this
happens the producer should notify
his shipper and the Marketing
„Agency so that, they can trace the
shipment and collect f non" either
the Packing company or the insur-
ance company.
• •If however the shipper notices
anything suspicions about • the heg.
EIS should irlotni the farmer that
he Will not be responsible fey'
,damage in shipping and n .11, o
arrival at the plant, the beg is
tagged "Subject to kill" by the.
processor the farmer will then only
receive the ca'rc'ass Vette which iriay
be ,ii•oriSi
Another point of inter-eat WAS the • statement that contracts for feed,
hogs' Were "bathe tot 1tt that
district for' as little as 32,99 hot
thiarketed.. This is A new ,dOW in my
eXperietibe and indicates. t
Very. bfeatly that cbrititiet" rattling
can lead to. (very low returns ter
the rentrant feeder.
From December 1, 1957, to March 31, 1958, we have inseminated 18,134
first service cows for an increase over the same period of last year of 2,668
cows or 17.2%. Should this increase be maintained for the balance of this
fiscal year, it would mean an increase of 10,032 cows or a greater total in-
crease than has ever been experienced in, our entire history, except in 1952
when the territory was expanded and the service extended to include all
the breeds. Our goal for this year is 68,000 cows.
HEREFORD BULLS ADDED
With emphasis on performance testing and freedom from the dwarf
factor as well as high quality, six Hereford bulls have been added to the
Waterloo bull stud.
At the Ontario Bull Sale, the top horned bull, who was the fastest
gaining bull ever to go through the government feeding station at Guelph,
and the top Polled Hereford bull, were purchased. 'At the Pantech farms
testing station at Panhandle, Texas, the top horned and top polled bulls
were purchased. The top two bulls at the Dixon Springs Experiment
Station in Illinois Were purchased. Performance testing has been carried
on for 10 years at the Dixon Springs Experiment Station.
We believe that the performance tests of our new Hereford bull bat-
tery cannot be duplicated in any Unit.
ANGUS BULLS ADDED
Kinlochian 2339th—born September 2nd, 1955, weight over 1600 lbs.,
brother to the famous 99th in the Schenk herd—and Eileenmere of Dandy
Lawn—bred by George D. Storey of Guelph—make up the Angus bull,
battery. They are tops for Angus duality and come from top ancestry
with good size.
Another Charolaise has also been added
becaus'e of popular demand for this new breed.
TWO HOLSTEINS RECENTLY ADDED
GRAND RANG EXCEL is from a top V.G. dam with a 2X record of
24016 milk - 1009 fat - 4.2% and a 9 lactations of 165328 milk - 6216 fat -
3.76 test. She is also the dam of Franco, a highly proven bull in the Oxford
Unit. Excel' second dam is classified Excellent with 20982 milk - 808
fat - 3.85%.
AL CLIFF 31ASTAJAX—There are seven Excellent and 6 V.G.
malt' in his pedigree. His seven nearest dams average 900 lbs. fat from
21000 lbs. of milk.. He carries strong Mount Victoria breeding.
The pedigree Of these two new bulls appear in the current Better
Bovine Bulletin.
BRAMPTON
STANDING BEACON
V.G.
An Example of Our
Jersey Bulls
Ire is a full brother .to Brampton
Belle Beacon, Ex,, 181/1.
1066 fat.
His dam on 2X 'ilia& 16441.
917 fat, 5.94%,
STAFF INCREASED TO 37 FULL TIME EMPLOYEES
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Inseminators, einployed at the different offices are as follows: 7 at Waterloo, 2 at
Guelph, 3 at Arthur, 4 at Palmerston, 4 at Formosa, 2 at Tara, 3 at Kincardine, 4 at
Clinton, 2 Atli time Veterinarians, 1 Lab technician, 3 office Secretaries, a manager and
an assistant manager.
It is interesting to note that artificial breeding in Ontario has increased to the point
where well over 200 people are fully engaged in this industry, plus all the members of
the board of directors that have put much time and thought into its development.
By Going Forward With the
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION
The Results Will. Ile
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
For attitielal breeding Stryied to the follehing breeds: Holstein, Jetsey, Ayrshire,
Guernsey, Hereford (polled and horned),licef Shorthorn (polled and hottlea), Deal
Putilese Shorthorn, Angts, Cliarolaise Red Poll and soon trohin Swiss—or more tutor-
oration, phone; collect to:
CLINTON HU 3441
BETWEEN: 7:30 and 10 ANL on Week Days
7:30 and 9:30 A.R. op Sundays a.nd Holidays
Please note that our smuttiercalling heats, effective May ist, fire" from7:39 to 9:3e wire.
Life Membership only $6,60
$5.00 per cow for members
$6,00 per c6.. t, f mr non,rnembers
This Cat Wag traVoilifig fibril' at high stioedi The driver; not fethilisit,With the
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toad, failed to 'hake the
entire; The' eat eined the highway tiiid Whipped
itself around a tree,
The driver's wife Wee Criii3ciea, to death and he was ,
badly injured,
When he recovered Charged with careless
driving And his licence innipendedo.
This is just one. Of the countless accidents caused by exneaSive Speed., Think about this filature the next time . ti- start' ft. press' your' accelerator pant the safe limit.
AtaNabit highway No. 35'
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