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spice& foods, may discourage
rather _than' _encourage” healthy
appotites
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caused by weather. conditions. „ r,
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tests may ace; ai plalil ani . s i ple-
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-tribe, theOttawa-&: Qnebee :'-
Today ``there;are more, than 38,000,
mannfaeturing establishrents,
Signal -Star classified ads bring
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rt s of .Ontario,
.fed • ime, Olwitree have.
been0upp1.i, r to 'the' .G alt Board of
' d . These trees ,have been Put
cup on light standards. in, the City'
f.
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WAN •THAT `1MN OF YOURS TO BE. REALLY HAPPY ADT%
ENTIIUSIASTIO ABOUT HIS GIFT TIM YEAR' THBi GONLE'
IN AND SELEIIC UM OUR.. WELL -STOCKED RANGE OF
SUITABLE ,UHRISTMAS GIFTS. FRANKLY, FOLKS, WE'VE
GOT THE. GOODS.
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APPLIANCES -
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FOR SALES d SERVICE
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Gift
Suggestkms
Sport Shirts
Bath Robes
Ties w...
Topcoats ._
Genuine Ripons
Suits
Pyjamas.
Gloves
Hats,
Nylon Shirts
' Scarves
Hlckock Belts
Leather Jackets
Station Wagon-
Coats
Sweaters
pullovers .
Work Clothing
Hose
Palojam.as
Jewelry
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MANY BRANDS OF * o • TS INCLUDING
ARROW- AND FORSYTH
Choose gidties early far hest selection".
Residents of Gtiderich and atlsstrict alio attended the Royal Winter Fair will recall the sinart work
of the all -girl revue. Here are shown Winnie Cooper and Brownie Krause going up and still standing.
Toronto Telegram Photo.
Let us ,rate 'Goderich and see ,if
we need a y Community Improve-
ment.
• 1?f "Yes" is •circled on 30 or more
of the points below, chances are
you live in a Town of which you
can be proud.
Service, veterans .and wo-
men's- clubs team up on
projects. Yes No
There is an active, well -
organized Hoy Scout troop. Yes No
:A modern hospital is with-
in your, trading area, Yes No
All streets are . paved and
sidewalks are in good
shape. „'es No
Well -stocked stores keep
shoppers in the town. Yes No
There's a hotel or motel
you'd enjoy if you were, a
visitor.' Yes No
It's easy to find parking
spice in the business sec-
tion:.
At least one restaurant
serves outstanding meals.
The sewer -extension pro-
gram ,keeps pace with new
housing.
It's .easy to get volunteers
'for any worthwhile pro-
ject.
�• 'Public toilets are provided
'• for farm folk shopping in
town.' •
Prompt, reasonably priced
ambulance service is avail -
.
able
Good •zoning keeps fac-
tories away from resident-
ial areas.. Yes
There's 'an Annual Clean -
Up, Paint -Up, Fix -Up
week- Yes
Streets throughout the
community are well light-
ed. ..
More than half the,
church
congregations are under
40. Yes No
Shade trees line nearly all
the streets, Yes No
inhere' an:, ample supply •
of ,good drinking water. Yes No
There's . ,a . recreation
center where young people
can•dande.' YeS No
Tho'•busineas: section has a
.M
modern, prosperous look. Yes No
There's as 'much interest
in Local as national elec-
tions. Yes No
The tax rate is attractive
to' new industry. , Yes No
There's a community coun-
cil to guide town progress. Yes No
There is an active Parent- ` !
Teachers Association. Yes No
•Firemenmust take regu ,
lar training courses. Yes No
Most high school gradu-
ate& stay in town. , Yes No
Getting a loan on a sound
business venture is easy. Yes No
The local paper constantly
pushes civic , improve-
ments.,Yes No
There's ' a Chamber of
Commerce with a live-
wire manager.
There's a place to swim
within easy reach. Yes No
Young couples have little,
trouble finding a place to '
live. YeS No
The head of your govern-
ment is a "get-things-
done- man. Yes No
Town entrances are free
from junk, shacks, and
bill -boards. Yes No
Teachers' salaries are bet-
ter than the state average. Yes No
There's at least one doctor -
per 800 people in your
county. yes No
There's a 'library with, a
good collection of 1955
books. Yes No
Newcomers quickly feel
theyare part of the town. Yes No
Schools haw: plenty of -.
room for •students. Yes No
Fire -insurance rates are
low for your type -of town. Yes No
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1.4In total number,. are there more
fcbtes Mink or chinchillas on
Canadian fur farms? ;'
2. On the average do Canadian men
or'women have the longest life
ex 'eetancyz '
3. What' ;rcentage of 'Canadian
workers are eligible for-punem-
to ii�t insurance benefits? 4
4. i 'llwdeds Muir was appointed
Go'verttor-General of Canada in t
what year?
•
`5 Last year did- the ..CBC receive1
front the ; special 15„per cent tax
on :radio and.' television sets $2
milJioniII,toil ion, $22 million?
ANSW a •-: The CBC received
X22 >iitltllhohr 'this: source 3.'
Ai.,.. • 4. I,;. 1.. k. ,el gi�ble for'.
tis, z although;.
errsa,ito' the fund since �..
a y?r 'ted• from, tax
rank first, ehi`ea 1
j
hi .103.5.,
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Question. Will offspring of the bulls used in the Unit
sell well at Auction?
Answer. In September, George G. Musselman of Flora -
dale dispersed his registered holstein herd nearly all sired by
Unit bulls. The top price was $400.00' ,for a daughter of Mac-
donald Supreme Ajax, V.G., -sold to Delton ` Shantz of Elmira.'
There were several others over ;$300.00.
In November, El. B. Martin dispersed his herd with the.
majority sired by Unit bulls. Ed Bell of Blyth purchased the
top cow at $510.00, a two year old daughter of Glenafton
Milestone V.G. There were many others sold between $300.00
and $500.00.
On November 29th, Herbert .S. Feick of Kitchener dis-
persed his 'herd mostly by Unit bulls. A V.G. daughter of
Elmcroft Monogram Duke V.G. and Extra, with a two year old
record of 12267 milk, 463 fat, 3.77%,. totiped the sale at $800.00p,
selling, _to Mr. Dolson of Brampton. There were many -other
prices apprtiachiig the above.
+A Jersey cow produced from artificial breeding by!Ceiino-
Shantz of Ayr, classified excellent, was sold in the sale of Stars
for $1400.00 and the next day she was Reserve Grand Champion
at that great show.
. These are gn1y a few examples which could be sited and
the herds mentioned are simply good farmer breeders. The
nlrst,twcl' eases • did not 'use the ;benefits of testing for production
and classifying for type.
Regardless of which breed, grade or purebred, you can
benefit by using our services if u you are not doing so now.
The cost is low.
5.00 Life Membership _
5.06 per” cow for members
6.00 per tow for -ton -members
4 services •are given without extra charge if needed.
For service or Boort: tnforttoatio'tt, phone collect to:
CLIN'%N
515 ' "'
Betw.en: '7.30 and,10 Lint otir•week days
in anal` 93O. r:+ei. on Smrl'irlsys and tlidoIR
Cows nbti ed i i sheat later than the ti'' .mentioned shoill
0 bred The f+r;+T1 i< g day,
Convenient Train -to Major' and intermeediato
Western points
• Wide range of modern accommodations to suit
every budget ,
• Enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains is
the Coffee Shop. Dining Car
• Inquire about the Money -
Ticket agents can have
a drive -yourself car
WaitiUng- o.r Stan On
rriyal air' you wish ,
• For reservations and
it►foLcmatidn, see, war,
or pbon yourltoc l
CanadianNational
'e ► r�rAReata.
service is also provided
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