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The Brussels Post, 1958-05-07, Page 4ETHEL The Ethel Cautions careY$ 'ru e fifth meeting of the L'thel • 'Onutions Cnreys vas held at the lime of Mary Helm iVitelian on INia.r 1st, at 8 P.M. Opening 4,..111„ Pledge. "1 0111 Name •Qf Person. L have written in my book, The minutes of the last meeting Were 4'04.. .next meeting is to, be 404 at the home ,of Irene Noble on Kay. Still, The Horns Economist. is to be At the meeting; Discussions were on dale Charts,. Myself and My. Home, Safety First in the Home„ticcidents Outside, the "Home, • A. traffic quis was done, {Demonstrations — Safety First in the Home Group Work — Praetie First Aid and select to group of 2 or more girls to present a skit on Safety .Flirst in the Home, for the neck meeting, WHIB' 10U NEED. Aline IS A "11ERUrVERCAPgali marow THEY HAYS THE LATEST MENGES. 11111‘11111Pd7i16112[ arY GOODNESS, SPEEDY. wnv Dora PVT ON MORE WEIGHT? r 5111 `ANA K was TIMES ;Nigger yields per acre -with deep, full kernels on a smaller cub . , nine foot roots to brat the weather planter plate graded for easy, even planting . . and "Gro-Koted" for resistance to disease are reasons why "it pays to grow 'Quite() Hybrids". GET iN. TOUCH WITH YOUR UNITED HYBRIDS FARM AGENT (he's.,got a free lady's rain hat for your wife) ALBERT CARDIFF R, R. 1, Ethel, Ontario. Want tow-Cost Yard and Garden tielp'.47 004 0 ro, -,1441k ASK AP PVT COORImAsTIR Double-Duly, TILLER/MOWERS featuring the new GU ARD MOWER ATTACHMENTS Enjoy extra leisure hours when you ZIP through garden work with tiller. Switch to mower in 30 seconds for safe mowing or leaf pulverizing, Ask for a demonstration $leage, Minutes and roll call, ,Inspector Hardy 'or lithe Porvp- ciah galore a talk en "Safety While DriNting a Car." The meetin, closed with the - Queen. Ladles Aid The Ladies Aid met in the church on Tharsday evening, May 1st, at 8.30, Fifteen members were present. Mrs. Ken MacDonald opened the meeting with the Call to Worship followed by a hymn, Mrs. Mac Engel read the script- ure reading after which. Mrs. Thomp- son led in prayer. An interesting story was read by Mrs. Murary Huether, about a hero also 'one on the Cpod Old Day. ' The minutes were read and adopt- ed followed by the Treasurer's re- ' port, given by Mrs. 'Stanley Fischer. The roll cell was answered by gfvUng the name of a 'vegetable beginning with-the first letter of your last name. It was announced that the Anni- versary this year will not be held until September. During the business period there was a discussion on doing some improVements around the church. It was decided not to halve a Garden Party but to canvass for collect- ions from the congregation in- stead. The next meeting will be held at the Manse. A. hymn was sung followed by 'the ,Miznall Lunch was served by Mrs, Ken MoDonald, Mrs. Fred Kirltpa trick, and. Mrs. illarl Dunn. Benediotion. ' ROOFING AND EAVETROUGHING All types of roofs. Free estimate Call Struthers and B.atem.an. Phone 11.T8 Brussels or contact C. & CT: Kreuter, Brussels. et2 ONTARIO TORONTO.1,44FARt;IAME TBATtir- SeadFttEE itteraiare arid itotitt Acicbess ....... „... 11.0•0•41•40•18 . • .. 4. . 64 ,4.0” • Post Otitati • ;Ontario DOOdriment of Travel & Oubtlalt$t Hod. Bryciii I.. Cathcart, MInIstoi 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 Witte shown above. Take the first step now, by:filling out and mail- ing the coupon below; KNOW ONTARIO BETTER Inseminators employed 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 full 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 Be BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING For artificial breeding service to the following breeds: Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Hereford (polled and horned), Beef Shorthorn (polled and horned), Dual Purpose Shorthorn, Angus, Charolaise fled Poll and scion Brown Swiss—orm m ore infor- atiOn, phone collect to: CLINTON HU:2,-3441 13ETIOEN: 7:30 and 10 A.M. on Week bays 7:30 and 9:30 A.M. on Sundays and Holidays Please note that our stimmer calling hours, effective May ist, are from 1:30 to 920 as Life Membership only $5,00 $5.00 per cow for Members $6.00 per cow for rtori.members Wednesday, .May 1959 TS4E. BRUSSELS POST GE GE McalreffEON "SIPIE,Eryv" RIVERSID1 ?Motors 8Ruspu,s 56 1954 Chev. Deluxe Coach with Automatic Transmission. . 1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan 1956 Buick Hardtop 4 door Radio and Automatic. PEOPLE WE KNOW l „4, ...••••••••••••.1, Am.= Machan Hdwe. Brussels, Ontario LEGION CORNER (by Ray Bronson) None Furnishings — Furniture — Select from about 60 suites of Including wallpaper furniture at the MIldmay Furniture broadloom oarpot. Also new and Showroom. Visit the "Trade-in used refrigerators, ranges. pianos Depr. Free delivery. BUY Al &bastes Mildmay Furniture store G. E. Schuett Mildmay The Legron has p. staff of experts t. 'Who are able to search records and to advise, and act, on behalf 'of those in such circumstances. By constant contact with gevern- mient, the Legion has been able to have the "doubtful clause" read into the Pensions Act, whereby the vdterlan must be given the benefit 1 of the doubt, whenever such post- dive doubt arises. Some pensions I are permanent fiorn the start such as loss of limb, eyesight etc. Others I become permanent after time or age periods.. It is a great credit to the work of the Legion thatt no veteran should ever become a burden to the locality in which he lives as a result of ill health. or war dis- ability, and he is able to live a• normal life financially if given a fair chance to compete in the labour market according to his disability, together with his mental and active ability. (Continued next week) Welfare Officer for Brussels Branch is C. L. Workman, -44,444.4.4.4 •••••••• NEED STORM WINDOW.1. Before You Buy let Jackson Homes. Ltd. give You an estimate on Aluminum self storing windows. No Obligation. Phone Seaforth 3W Since its Vr`: e • GO FORWARD WITH THE Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used" chief the Malvin :EVerinall, wilco attended the Dairy 1SY:hoot Short courso this past winter, received his dip- loam last week. Miss Kimnell, of Buffalo, was a week-end fvtislitor with her aunt Mrs. Robt, Cochrane, and Mr. and, Mrs. Wins. IiIvans. Dr. Duncan Jamieson, who IS-. interning at Westminster Hospital, London, wins a recent viisitor with friends in Brussels, • Mrs. George Jewell, who has been here With the "JeWells" at the Rectory, left on Saturday to stay With her daughter, Mrs. Rushtion, in Orillia. * Mr. and Mrs, It Rushton of Orillia and Mrs. R. H. Gus-d, of Lon- don, were Nlisitors at the Rectory. Congratulations to Glen Plant, who was the winner of a viocal solo !class at the 'Huron County MusIC Festival Legion has inception object of 'the Canadian been the welfare of all ex-service mon and women. (This covers a large and •Vanied tarritory of ac (AM ties . Welfare, has many meanings, 'health, happiness Drusperity, being Or doing well; and inclues not only the man hintself, but also his family, First comes health, and in no country does a veteran receive more careful treatment. than in Canada.. Special departments are constant ly at the service of men suffering from war wounds and health imf- Dairments contracted as a direct re- sult of war service, and a repre4 sentative of the Legion is always ap- ;pdinted to these departmeais. Every branch elects its own welfare officer, whose duty it is to see that efvery ex-Serviceman in his territory has Atli advantage of ail these agencies in a fair and just manner, -whether he be a Legion inetrib Ca! or not, If a veteran is suffering a. disability • due bolts . wan' service he receives a pension in accor- dance to the degree of his disa- .1yility, In - most eases thiS 'is done. at the time of discharge from ser- vice or hospital, if a ;man is hospit- alized at the end of senvlice„ In some easels the dissOlity has only manifested itself long after dis• charge, and a careful study of medical • records has to be made and conclusive proof brought fordwa .rd to show entitlement, FOR SALE Good used piano, Marwith, sold by Hdintzman. M. Wineberg, Brussels. CRANBROOK On Sunday morning, May 11th, the eltilidren of the Sunday School will occupy the choir seats and take part in the regular morning service at 11 a.m. • Mr. and Mrs,' Fred EVapa,triek and sons were Sunday visi*ors with friends in Mount Forest. my. and Mrs. Fred Sinalidon and Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Bagel and Gordon attended the Keys-Campbell wedding in Duff's Church, Mc- Killop on Saturday, May 3rd. Cranbrook Club KIMBER LEGHORN PULLETS FOR SALE March hatched K137 Kimbet Leghorn Pullets, S to 20 weeks. 12 wks. May 29, June 12 20 wks. July 24, Aug. 7 Vaccinated Debeaked Delivered, R. J. Andrews & Son Poultry FaFm 3 Seaforth, Ont. Phone 6471 Fourth Meeting The Mirth meeting was held on April 18th, at the school "0 Canada was sung followed 'by the 4-:ki • .., From December 1, 1957, to March 31, 1958, we have inseniThtuted first service cows for an increase over the same period of last year of 2,668. cows or 17.2“i. 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 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 puirchased. 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 quality and come from top ancestry with good size, Another Charolaise has also been added because 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's second dam is classified Excellent with 20982 milk - 808 fat - 3,85%, AL CLIFF 112-ASTAJAX—There are seven Excellent and 6 V.G. ani- mals in his pedigree. His seven nearest clams 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. Art Example of Our Jersey Bulls He is a full brother to Brampton Belle Beacon, Ex., 18171 milk, 1066- fat. His dam on 2X made 16445 milk, 977 fat, 5.94%. • areamaccretimarn 1.444.1 11,70E,410011131711104421.1VEL7 to How well do you know 0 NI-1AM 0? Check your knowledge by identifying this bay man, this s travelling! t SUPER 111:710h7Ohlid way fai:=14,4%A4 STAFF INCREASED* TO 37 PULL TIME EMPLOYEES When yo* trgyel tv WA ,c,NA Super r,ontinental, bail tWeen major Canadian cltiet 9$ the entire run, you col work, rest or play— yqu take yqur choice, You calf t oy a snack or a delicious Q In the coffee shop ot e ip the luxurious atmosphere ot the dining eat.' There Is no additional cost to gb by the Super Continental and a wide range of accommodations is offered to auk every budget. 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