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The Seaforth News, 1953-11-26, Page 3'MRS AY, NOV. 26, 1953 HU I— ETT On Monday, Nov. 16th the Fire- side farm forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jamieson with 32 adults present, The topic "The Challenge of Dairy Substitutes" was very timely and interesting, Four discussion groups were formed. 1. If dairying were seriously injured by the widespread use of imitation dairy products in 'our locality, farm- ers would !veep very few dairy cat- tle and there would soon be a large surplus of beef cattle and pigs. In other localities where dairying is the ehief industry, the farmers would have to change their way of life, grow more soy -beans, increase poul- try, fruit, vegetables, beefcattle and bogs until soon Canada would have a huge surplus, less milk and cream would be used, people would have poorer health as we think there is no substitute for whole milk that has the same food value. For a time the economic system of Canada would be endangered, many would be out of work, until proper adjustments THE SEAFORTH NEWS were made, Much of the money for substitutes would go to U.S.A. and other warmer countries that produce the edible oils in greater quantities. So Canadians would have a much lower income and be forced to lower their standard of living, .(b) The ur- ban consumer would also be affect- ed. For a short time his cast of food would be lowered until the farmers made the adjustments but eventually they would. suffer. If the Canadian farmer has prosperous times, he is a strong buyer of 'manufactured goods and implements. When his income deereases he must buy less, the fact- ories soon mast curtail production and unemployment for the urban population would result. To help meet the challenge of dairy substitutes the farmer can do much to help, Use more of their own products. Cheese is one food the Canadians do not use as much per capita as most countries. Be willing to give money for ad- vertising.' d w - e •• r Awa •�s®s .1m S► BE SURE OF A "CHEQUE FROM SANTA" NEXT NOVEMBER! ej:44.1? jar' G �/� 0 r! c liG'ete e TO HEIR YOU CHRISTMAS MONEY FUTURE WE TAKE P HEY TRRUgL ES PLEASURE IN INVITING YOU TO JOIN lee o o \ • • • • Here's All You Do Just drop in at your nearest branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce. Visit the Savings De- partment. Ask for a Christmas Club Coupon Book for the plan you prefer, and start making your semi-monthly deposits right away. Don't delay! Join our Christmas Club right now, and be sure of your cheque for Christmas next year. What the Christmas Club is You pay no entrance fees to join this Club. It is simply an easy, sure way to get the money you need whether for Christmas, for a winter holiday, or for any other purpose. Our Christmas Club offers you a choice of plans to suit any budget and any need. (Check plan you like in box below). After choosing the plan you want, you simply make a small deposit once every second week through the year. At the end of 50 weeks (25 deposits) you'll get a nice "cheque from Santa" next November, in time for Christmas—or for whatever you wish.. Select the Plan to Suit Your Needs You Make 25 Semi-monthly Deposits of At the End of 50 weeks You Get a Cheque for $ 1 $ 25 $ 2 $ 50 $ 5 $125 $1O $250 $20 $500 ON OUP /95,0 a/0$'Tii fAe CLUB 9H/e WEEK � N.303 To place dairy products on the market in smaller and more attract- ive cartons. Do not use the substitutes. Ask the government to place a tax on imported substitutes, To be strongly against the color- ing of margarine as it is used only to imitate butter. To find suitable markets for our products. Try to produce the same quality products at a lower cost. fry to improve the quality of all da ry products. Be active members of your Fed. of Agri. and Farm Forum, Only FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE is trademarked with Red Spots This fine hard coal costs no more, so why be satisfied with less. Phone us for Red Trademarked Famous Reading Anthracite, from the famous Pennsylvania anthracite mines. It's trademarked with Red Spots to pro- toctyoufrom imitations. KRAUSKOPF BROS. Phone 36r15 DUBLIN We are opposed to the Provincial law in Ontario which is more lenient with the sole and manufacture of ed- ible oil products, than six of the other provinces, while Ont. is the chief dairy province. Winners for progressive euchre: Most games ---Mrs. Jim Howatt, Har- vey Taylor; lone hands—Mrs, George Hoggart, George Carter; consolation —Mrs. Keith Hesselwood, Mrs. H. Tebbutt. Mrs. Bab Dalton offered her home for next Monday when the report of the representatives to the annual meeting will be discussed on Review night, Mrs. Tebbutt had charge of the library. COUNTY FINANCES CLOSE YEAR IN GOOD SHAPE According to Treasurer A. II. Er- skine in his report to council on Tuesday, 1053 has been an excep- tionally good year, "We have strengthened aur cur- rent financial position regardless of steadily and unestimated rising costs, particularly in hospitals, reg- istry office and jail," he said. Figures show the county will end the year with approxin1ately,$95,000 despite the fact $10,000 granted to the tornado fund was not included in the estimates. In comparing the close of 1953 with that of the end of 1052, figures showed at the end of 1932 a bank balance of $114,000. But Huron owed the County Home Building Fund $50,000, leaving a net of $04,000. The approximate present balance is derived after paying the levy for county home building for 1953 and allowing $20,000 levied for Wingham General Hospital . Crashed In A. Sea Of Sharks Starting in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (Nov. 29) issue of Detroit Sunday Times, two Amer - lean airmen tell, in their own words, how their B-29 exploded over the Atlantic, how they bailed out and found themselves surounded by sharks! Read the thrilling story of their ordeal- Get Sunday's Detroit Times. Don Wright Chorus North Side United Church Tuesday, December 1 At 8.30 P:M. Sponsored by the Married Couples Club • You have heard them on the Radio - - now come and hear and see this outstanding chorus in person Admission $1 TOWN OF SEAFORTH N..rninations A Meeting of the Electors of the Town of Seaforth will be held in the Town Hall, Seaforth MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1953 For the purpose of nominating persons for the offices of Mayor, Reeve, six Councillors, Public School Trustees and Public Utility Commissioner Nominations will be from 7.30 P.M. to 8.30 P.M. If a poll be necessary, the same will be held at the following places on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9th, 1953 FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. POLLING SUB -DIVISION No, 1 and 2 at Teen's Garage. POLLING SUB -DIVISION No. 3 and 4 at the Public Library POLLING SUB -DIVISION No. 5 and 6 at M. E. Clarke Garage Seaforth, November 16, 1053 b H. WILSON, Town Clerk SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS Open Daily T, Phone 363J SO Enquiries Are invited EXETER CLINTON Phone 41 J Phone 105