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14 SQUARE (near Colborne St.)
PHONE .939
GO FORWARD WITH THE
• Waterioo Cattle
Breeding. Association
"Where Better Bulls Are •Used
• From December 1, 1957 to March 31, 1958,
an increase over the same period of last year of
maintained for the balance of this fiscal year,
a greater total increase than has ever been exper
the territory was expanded and the service
for this year is 68,000 cows.
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we have inseminated 18,134 first service cows for
g,668 efts or 17.2%. __Shotad this increase be
it would mean an increase o 10,032 cows or
ienced in our entire history except in 1952 when
extended to include all the breeds. Our goal
HEREFORD BULLS 'ADDED
With emphasis on performance testing and
quality, six Hereford bulls have been added to
At the Ontario Bull sale, the top horned bull,
through the government feeding station at Guel
chased. At the Pantech farms testing station at
bulls were purchased. The top two bulls at the
purchased. Performance testing has been carried
ment Station.
We believe that the •performance tests of our
in any Unit.
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freedom from the dwarf factor as well as high
the Waterloo bull stud.
who was the fastest. gaining bull ever to go
ph, and the top polled Hereford bull, were Pur -
Panhandle, Texas, the,top horned and top polled
Dixon Springs Experiment Station in Illinois were
on for ten years at the Dixon Springs Experi-
new Hereford bull battery cannot be duplicated
ANGUS BULLS ADDED •
Kinloehian 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
4.2% and a 9 lactations of 165328 milk -6216 fat—
milk — 808 fat —3.85%.
Al Cliff Mastajax
There are seven Excellent and 6 V.G. 'animals
900 lbs. fat from 21000 lbs. of milk. He carries
The pedigrees of these two new bulls appear
Staff Increased to 37 Full ;Time EMPLOYEES
Inseminators employed at• the different offices
Arthur, • f at Palmerston, 4 at Formosa, 2 at Tara,
arians, 1 Lab technician, 3 office secretaries, a
It is interesting to note that arificial breeding
over 200 people are fully engaged in this industry
that have put much time and though( into4its
with a 2X record of 24016 milk — 1009 fat —
3.76 test. She is also the dam di Franco, a
slcstu,,L ART_ Oassifi_ed Excellent with 20982
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in his pedigree. His seven nearest dams average
strong Mount Victoria breeding,
in the current Better 'Bovine Bulletin.
are as folloWs: 7 at Waterloo, 2 at Guelph, 3 at
.3 tNineardine, 4 at Clinton, 2 full time Veterin-
manager and an assistant manager.
In Ontario has increased to the point where well
• plus all the members of the board of directors
development.
THE GOMM
STUART Qqc TO
HEAD -CURLERS
4rhe-Goxlerich-Curling Club held
ctltsiiStNiikar 451faftlet4liastv'skeelf
with 511 attending. Following the
dinn-er,' Mr. S. Qgg, president of
the club, introduced lVfayor Ernie
Fisher, who congratillated the club
on their successful year.
The GDCI students club was re-
presented by Dave Spring and
Nancy Hughes. The GDCI club
now has 40 or more members
under the direction of Mr. Stuart
Ogg. Dave Spring expressed
thanks to IMT, Ogg,and the senior
club.
The treasurer, J. W. Wood, gave
a very encouraging report Ohthe
financial situation.
The prizes for the month of
January and February were pre-
sented to the winning teams by
'Mr. Clem Gracey.
The new slate of officers "was
presented as ' follows: past presid-
ent, Fred Armstrong; president,
Stuart Ogg; vice-president, Mrs.
Jack Whetstone; Znd vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Phyl. Doak; treasurer,
J. W. Wood; secretary, Alex. Alex-
ander; -.press, Mrs. Morris McMillan;
social t onvener, Mrs. Jack McLeod,
with Mrs. Fred Price and Mrs.
Harold Montgomery assisting;
games chairman, Morris McMillan,
with 'Mrs. J. W. Wood and Ernie
McDonald assisting; nomination
committee,. Dr. Jackson, Mrs.lAn-
nette Stemp, J. W. Wood.
After dinner, the club adjourn-
ed to the Arena where they wound
up the evening with a dance. Mrs.
Ira Oke and Mr. Colin Miirray won
the spot dance Ptgizes.
,SIGNALSTAR .
PLANT TREES
• Town tClerk S. H. Blake reports
that about 70- maple trees were
planted by town employees this
week. Any householder interested
in having a tree planted on the
boulevard must_ contact the clerk's
office no later than CNIonOay.
AY, APRA. 24th, WA
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Plan' Race Meet
First local race ' meet for
the season will be held here
on Wednesday afternooikM,p
zi71--the;:-•Gederiell JOettleati';;LW
Trotting AasoCiation has an-
nounced. The track is in good
shape and the many horses
which have been in training
here are turning in some ex-
ceptionally good time. The
-money taken in at the gates
at, the aforementioned race
'meet is to be turned over to
the participants of the meet
to help them defray expenses
of winter stabling,
TRAPSHOOTERS INVITED,
TO ATTEND EXETER MEET
A meeting for the purpose of
reviving interest in trapshooting
willbe held at Harry Mather's
Garage, Exeter, on aVlonday, April
28 at 7.30 p.m. It is hoped to have
clubs formed at Goderich, Clinton,
Kippen and Exeter, with meets
planned alternately at ' these
centres:
BRIDGE SCORES
On Monday night at the Gode-
rich Bride Club when five tables
of players took part, the winners
were: Mrs. F. Saunders and Mrs.
A. A. Nicol with 561/2 points; Mrs.
J. V. Thomas and Mrs. J. R.
Wheeler with 43 points; Mrs. J. W.
Oraigie and Mrs. Geo Jenner with
41 points; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dean
and Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Oakes tied
with 35 points.
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GETS- STRING
OF BIG PERCH
Asehnt,,,,YPIRSM,,PA. pxe- -
pere erg
David's street, brought to the Si$--
nal-Star'office at 5 p.m. Wednesri
day a long string TA unusually large ,
perch, many of them weighing_
over a pound.,
Charlie said he ,got them a# off
•the soutb breakwater betweennoon
and about 5 p.m., on Wednesday. ,
It looked as if there were about '
75 of them.
First catch reported was on
Thursday ef last week when, seine
large ones were being caught at
the same s'pet. It would appear
that the perch are larger this year,
at least at the present time:
SPRING. .SEED,IN.G .
The majority of the spring seed-
ing in Huron. County has -been-
completed. The week -end rain was
-a great aid to spring crops since
the land was very dry.- Fall wheat
and grass are having good growth.
•Chirdren maY- tear up a house
but they seldom break up a home.
VOLKSWAGEN
adds prestige
to your
busines
T ..LIVI• NG
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SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPARDTON, April 22..—Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Barnsley and Jb,Ann,
of .Abernathy, Sask., visited recent-
ly with Mn. A. Foster, Ralph
Foster and family,
Mr. and -Mrs. F. Allemang, Eileen
and Douglas, of Hamilton, and
Vernon Aillemang, of Preston, visit-
ed over the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hawkins.
Mr. and alas. Bob Rising, of
Windsor; and Mr. and Mrg. Pat
Campbell, of Teeswater, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F.
Rising.
Mr. Jim Hawkins has had a silo
constructed during the past week.
...Several of the farmers are all ,
through seeding.
Liber
from $44.95 up
See the famous TORO line
Thack Sales & Service
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our
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H. C. McPHEE
Phone 20 • Texaco Service
Goderich
BRAMPTON a&TANDING BEACON, V.G.,
an example of our Jersey bullp. He i a full brother
to Brampton Belle Beacon, Ex., 18171 milk, 1066 fat. -
His dam on 2X made 16455 milk — 977 fat — 5.94%.
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Born in Brumfield 47 years ago,
Dr. Addison practised medicine in
Zurich for "four years. Since 1943 he
has practised in Clinton.
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MWN MOWERS'
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BAMBOO RAKE 49c
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L IMOD QUANTITY
Other models from which to
choose._ Check our prices
before buying a power mow -
He attended Brucefield district
Schools, Exeter High School and the
University of Western Ontari9..
He is married And his family, rang-
ing in age from 12'to 18, includes two
boys and two girls. His wife, is the
former Jessie Cameron, of Brucefield
and Clinton,
He , is a 'member of Wesley Willis
United Church, Clinton.
Active 'in the community, he is a
member of the Clinton•Lions Club and
for a number of years has served. on
the Clinton District Collegiate institute
board.
As the Liberal candidate, he seeks
theiksupport of the electors of Huron
at the May 12 by-election.
For artificial breeding tvice to the following - breeds — Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey,
Hereford (polled and horned), Beef Shorthorn (polled and horned) Dual Purpose Shorthorn,
nd soon Brown Swiss — or more information, phone collect to -1-
Clinton0
HU 2-3441
you have not received one of our handbills, pick one up
at e store.See the scores of other items specially re-
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between — 7:30 and 10 A.M. on week days .
Please note that our summer calling hours, effective May if, are from 7:30 to 9:30 A.M.
Life membership only. $5.00.
• $5.00 per cow for members. '
$6.00 per cow for nonmembers.
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