The Wingham Advance-Times, 1945-12-06, Page 3NOTICE
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CENTRAL
CO-OPERATIVE wPRO
Strengthens Its Position
— 1945 ACHIEVEMENTS —
1, Strengthened the financial
position through substantially
increasing the paid-up capital
and surplus.
2. Entered the canning of poultry
meat. Guided local co-opera-
tives In establishing modern
poultry processing plants with
new fast freezing and cold
storage facilities,
3. Extended the premix feed
division at Guelph, and guided
affiliated co-operatives in
erecting pew local feed plants.
4, Improved the fertilizer plant
at West Toronto• and advised
affiliated mixing stations in
rnoderrilaing their facilities. .
5. Extended the clMmical divi-
sion in respect to ftingicidea,
insectibides, tweet control and
spray Materials through neat
research laboratory at Guelph,
C. Installed modern whole milk
nrocessine want at Guelnh for
the manufacture of edible
milk products.
7, Opened new division for the
extension of domestic sales of
butter, eggs, poultry, cheese
and other farm products,
8, Completed contracts on a dis-
tributive basis to facilitate
supplying our affiliates with:
Commercial and domestic re-
frigeration: Washing Machinet,
Vacuum Cleaners, and other
electrical appliances: Tires and
Tubes; Asphalt Shingles and
Roofers' Supplies,
9, Constructed one of Canada's
most modern seed plants en-
abling. the cleaning and hand-
ling of A carload of clover and
grass seeds daily.
10. Provided extensive assistance
to affiliated cci.operatives
through auditing, bookkeeping,
organization and programs' on
membership and finerieea,
THE UNITED FARMERS
CO-OPERATIVE CO. LTD.
Duke anti Gorge Sts., Toronto
Make this PIedde Today!
pledge myself to do my part
in fighting inflation :
By Observing rationing and avoiding
black Markets in any shape or
?arm.
By respecting price controls and other
anti-inflation measures, and re-
fraining friiin careless and unneces-
sary buying. I will not boy two 0
where one will do, not will I buy
a "new" where an "old" will do,
By buying Victory Bonds, supporting
taxation And abiding
by all such measures
Which wilt lower the
cost of living 'and
help keep prieeS at a
normal level.
PAM: Thursday, .Decernher 62 194 WINGHAM ADVANCE-T.110$
price floors and let the farming indus-
try find its own natural
Lions And revised division of reApOnsi-
tO be the result of an Intensive four-
bilities among them. 1.1tia appeared
day meeting of the co-ordinating coxn-
ixxikkce the Dominion-provincial con-
ference, The agreement can be ex-
pected during the winter,
Hess Faked .Atnnesia
Nnernberg,—Rudolf Hess sardon-
ically told the International Military
Tribunal he had faked amnesia, fool-
ing Allied medical experts and his own
lawyer, but that new be was prepared
to stand' trial and "bear full respon.
sibility for anything 1 have One
A VALUE WE ARE
PROUD TO OLFER
No More Big Three Meetings
Washington,—President Truman ap-
parently wrote ."finis" to the so-called
"Big Three" conferences at which the
late President Roosevelt, Winston
Churchill and Premier Stall4 met to
clecitte - the course of world affairs at
the critical moments of the war, Mr.
Truman told his press conference that
he .believes the, fate of the world now
is in the hands of the United Nations
Organization and everybody should
support that body,
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This lovely silver
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reinforced at the
points of wear.
OTHER
SETS
from
$20,50
May Cut Butter Ration
Ottawa,---Prices Board officials said
-the'possibility of cutting the Canadian
butter ration early next year from its
present approximate level of seven
ounces per person per week to about
Six ounces, was under consideration
due to a fall off in western butter pro-
duction.
Fast World Flight
Washington,—A twin-engined A-26
attack bomber has completed a 24,859
pile flight around the world in 96
hours and 50 minutes flying time, The
A-26 flew westward by way of Hawaii,
the Marianas, Okinawa, the Phillipines,
India, North Africa, the Azores and
Z-erirm
According
to W. P„ T. R.
regulations
Marshall Goes To Chungking
Chungking,—Gen, George C. Mar,
shall's diplomatic assignment to Chu-
ngking was "Well received" officially
and foreign quarters saw it as a beam
of hope breaking through the darken-
ing clotids,of civil war. The selection
of a man of the stature 'of the former
United States Army chief of staff as
President Truman's special envoy
created a profound impression in Chu-
ngking.
Traitor Amery To Die
Loridon,—John Amery, son of a for-
mer British Cabinet minister and con-
victed Nazi Propagandist, was senten-
ced to death for high treason. The 33-
year-old Amery pleaded guilty to the
treason charges in a trial which lasted
only eight minutes.
David ',Crompton
* Jeweller —
Bermuda.
sembly while thousands of persons
demonstrated in the streets of the -cap-
ital,
Atomic Race Feared
Washington,—Dr, Irving Langmuir
predicted that if an atomic armament
race develops Russia will produce its
first atomic bomb in about three years
and possibly accumulate them "far
faster than the United States.
Soviet Plans Large Fleet
Moscow,—New battleships aircraft
carriers and cruisers, submarines, de-
stroyers and smaller warships for the
Red fleet are being designed by Soviet
shipbuilders, it was learned in Mos-
cow. The Red fleet hitherto has lag-
ge'd behind the army and air force in
technical development, largely because
Russia is historically a continental
tower, Now a larger and better equip-
ped navy is being planned for Soviet
Russia.
No Record Of Lindy
Bagging Japs
Washington,—Gen. George C. Ken-
ney, commander of the United States
Far Eastern Air Force, said that "there
are no records" of Charles A. Linde-
bergh shooting down. any Japanese
plants in-the Pacific. It had previous,
ly been reported that he had shot clown
several planes as a airline test pilot.
Huns Attempt Mass Suicides
Stockholm,—About 600 German
military internees, including 100 who
attempted suicide, were in the hospital
after a clay of violence as the Swedish
Government started,extradion of 2,700
former Wehrmacht soldiers to Swiet
territory. Swedish authorities taid
that two succeeded in taking their own
lives.
Adams Feed Store
Anstett
Wingham, - Ontario,
SUNNINGDALE foundation stock is built
around an old hen breeding program, froni
breeders 2 to 5 years of age.
That's one reason we can give you a
strong, healthy, livable, bred-to-lay chick ...
from proven stock that has proved its ability
'to live and lay over a period of years.
[ WORLD WIDE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM
Says Emperor Must Be Retained
Tokyo,—Japan's Liberal party lead-
er told'an apparently apathetic Diet
that "the emperor system must be re-
tained" as a bulwark against "possible
dictatorship."
Soerabaja Subdued
• Batavia, Java,—Indian forces have
completely occupied Soerabaja after a
bloody 19-clay battle in the great naval
base, and a local administration is op-
erating under British control, the Brit-
ish command announced.
Accord Seen At Dominion
Prov. Parley
Ottawa,—The 10 governments of
Canada were headed towards early
agreement on revised financial rela-
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Proclaimed Yugoslavia Republic
Belgrade,—Marshal Tito's Govern-
ment has proclaimed Yugoslavia a fed-
erated republic and has renounced 22-
year-old King Peter II, The action
was taken by both Houses of the new-
ly elected Yugoslavian Constituent As-
ure when he appears before the agric-
ulttire committee set up by the Domin-
ion Provincial Conference in Ottawa.
He said in an interview the time had
come to abolish price ceilings and
Would End Farm Controls
Toronto,—Hon. T. L. Kennedy Ont-
ario minister of agriculture, said he
will demand immediate abolition of all
wartime controls on Ontario agricult-
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LONDON ONTARIO
Stulday, December 2nd., Eva Dow pre-
sided. The Scripture,( Math. 2: 1 to,
10, followed by a reading by Jean
Leaver. Elmer Shiell led in prayer,
The Band then repeated the member's
purpose. The minutes of the last Meet-
ing were read by Barbara Irwin, The
birthday song was sung by Bill Irwin..
Joan Wightman reporting for the Wat-
ch Tower, read a Christmas Story
from Africa. Mrs. lleeeroft read an-
other from the Study Book. "Nyanga's
Two Villages". In closing 'the Band.
repeated the Mission Band Prayer,
more calcium and iron in the diet
would be beneficial. Mr. and drs.
Rae Crawford invited the farm forum
to their home next week. Mr. Cecil
Wheeler and Mrs. Edna Procter will
be recreational leaders. Progressive
euchre was played with Mrs. Rae
Crawford and Cecil Wheeler the win-
ners, A lunch of sandwiches and cof-
fee was served.
Brick Church Mission Band
The Brave Adventurers' 'Mission
Band held their December meeting on
MORRIS
At a meeting held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peacock, a Farm
Forum was organized. There were 34
at the meeting. Lyle Hopper and Jack
Wickstead of the'3rd line Forum as-
sisted in the organization and lead in
the first discussion period.
BELGRAVE
Rink Meeting
It was decided to make ice on the
rink for the coming winter. Commit-
tees were appointed and have been
posted in the Post Office. We hope
everyone will lend a hand to make this
a success. It is hoped to have a hoc-
key team. The rink committee are
sponsoring Euehres and Dances this
winter to raise funds to operate. As
this is about our only means of raising
.funds we are hoping for good attend-
ance. Next dance is December 12th.
Euchre and Dance Success
A very successful euchre and dance
was held in the Forester's Hall last
Tuesday evening, Prizes donated by
Bill Rowland and Clarence Hanna
were won by Mrs. Jesse Wheeler and
Carl Procter. Tickets were, sold on a
chicken which was donated by Ralph
McCrae anti was won by Charlie Cook.
Music for the dance was furnished by
Jackson's. Orchestra. The proceeds of
this party is in aid of the skating rink.
Miss Beatrice Wade of Fordwich,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Wade.
Mr. Keith Dunbar, London, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Diinbar. •
Mrs. Brandon visited with Winghain
frien ds.
People of the community will he
very sorry to hear of, the death of Mr.
Morley Jordan, who died suddenly on
Thursday evening at his home in Clin-
ton. Morley had been a resident of
Belgrave for a number of years before
going to Clinton and was well known
and highly respected.
Mrs. Wm, Bennett of Myth and
Mrs. Sackrider of New Liskeard, are
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cook.
6th Line Foram
The weekly meeting of the 6th line
Farm' Forum Was held at the home of
Mel Bradburn with 23 present. Albert
Coultes was leader and Mrs. Stanley
Cook was in charge of the recreational
period. It was agreed that fertilizer
should be used and a balanced ration
feed to stock and poultry so that our
food would contain the proper minerals
and vitathins. It was thought that the
school lunches of today were better
balanced than formerly. It was agreed
that goitre 'and arthritis are the diseas-
es most prevalent in the/ district. It
Was felt there is a need for more nurs-
es and doctors and all should have a
medical examination once a year. Next
meeting will be held at the home of
Charles Smith with Afrs, Lewis Cook
in charge and Ivan Wightman as re-
creational leader,
B oath' Forum
The Bodnifik Farm Forum met at the
Morrie of Mr. and Mrs, Cm.1 Procter
with 83 in attendance, The subject for
discussion ,WAS Are Farm. People.
Healthy, It was the opinion of the
group that Farin People's Health could
be improved by paying more attention
to school lunches and hot lunettes iii
schools, It was also thought that
it takes more than. bricks ,
don't really need. We must support
rationing, observe price ceilings, and
avoid black markets. If we do this,
we can keep prices from shooting
sky high, If we don't, some day we'll
be paying a dollar for fifty cents'
worth of goods. This means your
dollars—those dollars you've saved
to buyyour home--will only be worth
fifty cents! This is inflation!
And after inflation comes depres-
sion! We know what happened after
the last wart It mustn't be allowed to
happen again. That's why, lot our
own sakes, and for the sake of the
returned men to whom we owe a job,
a future, a home of their own—we
must make sure Canada's dollar re-
mains steady. We must keep up a
constant fight against our country's
enemy—inflation!
OMEDAY THAT DREAM home
10 will be yours—if you are willing
to fight for it today! Bricks may
build a house, but to build' a home
you need more than bricks! You
need security—a job—a future! And
these depend on a Canadian dollar
that will always buy a full dollar's
worth of goods—a steady* sound
dollar that's not pulled down to
half its value by inflation! That's
why it's necessary NOW—more than
ever now—f0Y all of us to ifight and
work to keep that dollar worth a
dollar!
Why is it so important NOW?
Because now is the time civilian goods
are scarce, and money is plentiful;
NOW is the time we must guard!
against paying MORE than things
are worth . or buying things we
Published by TII)3 ia>YiiiYrllril INDUSTRY (O14TAIt10) to reveal the dangers of
5,000
Breeders
•
300 Acres
Free Range
An aerial view of Sunningdale Farms
The Home of the Famous .
Sunningdale Leghorn-Rock Hybrids
• Correct feed will finish .your poultry
off to the profit-paying Grade A, which
often can boost the value of a bird as
much as 15c per pound.
Pioneer Fattening Mash and Pellets deter-
mine the final profit with well finished
birds that command Grade A profits. 285