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Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
Better Bulls Are Used"
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Our summer calling hours are now in effect. They
are from 7:30 to 9:30 A.M.
Clinton Hu 2-3441
Between 8:30 and 9:30 A. M.
Better Cattle For Better Living.
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ZURICH HERALD
Huron Temperance Notes
DEEP TRAGEDY
"It is a deep tragedy when a
nation lets distillers pick up the tabs
for struggling cultural groups, in ex -
j change for the .Opportunity ton exploit
• for advertising purposes."
• Just about a year ago Calverts
s* wrote the famous letter to 3,9.00
at Dominion Festival supporters, which
turned out to 'be a prize (boner. It
read in (part, "Remember and sup-
part Calverbe, for increased 'Calverts
* sales means increased Calvert budg-
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during the next three years. The Emco
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in all farm buildings plus installation.
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ets for the D.D.F."
Mr, ,Ongley., writer of the letter, as
we all know, walked the Vice Regal
carpet and had to retract the letter.
Once again these gentlemen are
picking up the tabs for struggling
culture groups, indirectly this time,
The personel of the newly created•
Canada Council for the Encoura1gem-
•ent of the Arts and Letters includes
Samuel Branfman of 'iSeagraan,s and
E. P. Taylor of the Canadian Brew-
eries Assac'iation. 'The Baptist -Chur-
ches of B,C. in convention have ero=
tested these appointments in a reso-
lution declaring that they have caus-
ed widespread disapproval and alarin-
-Advt.
'Agricultural Office News
Clinton June 39,',57
Crop Report — Haying operations
have been delayed to (heavy rains.
Winds and rain knocked the hay
down which will make ',cutting a
problem. nS(ome winter wheat has
'been lodged. Fall wheat ss Treaded
well and should be an ec• erage• to
above average crop. Early sown oats
and barley are headed out. The bean
crop appears to be average but t:he
•conn crow is 'behind other years in;
growth. Tt would appear that the ac-
reage of huckines torn and silage
corn will be greater than normal.
Haying operations have been delayed
by vet weather hut the pasture will
be more adequate hut they could i
stand high clipping to remove the
(heads and pre -venting them from go-
ing to seed. '
DASHWOQD
family much including 2 vegetables
frown your garden. Roll call for
next meeting one vegetable I have
served since the last uneeting and
how,
Everyone went to the kitchen where
for a group project nve(washed, cook-
ed and served spinach, The meet-
ing eland with "The Queen" and
Katherine and her mother served
lunch,
Holiday Visitors:—
Miss Shirley Haugh, Miss Ellen
Gilbert and Mrs. Carmen Eckmeier
of Stratford vacationed at Honey
Harbour last week.
Mr and Mrs !Melton Wolper and
girls of Ingersoll with !Mr and Mrs
Philip ' Fassold.
Mr and ,Mrs, Glen Wiper and
family of London with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Earl 'Stumpf and fam-
ily of Iitchener with Mr and Mrs,
Albert Miller.
• Ur' and Mrs. Wesley Filkins and
Janice of Howell, Mich., wrt:i Mrs.
Wan. Nadiger.
Mr and 'Mrs Wilfred Trcors and
family of 'Barrie, with 'Mr and Mrs.
Arnold Kuntz.
Mr and Mrs (Murray Wolfe and
fainly and Mr and M'rs George Wolfe
To onto with IMxs. Wes. Wolfe.
. `Robert Wein of Sudlbury with
MI; !tHerb Wein.
IMr and 'Mrs Robert •Stormes of
•St.;phomas with Mr and Mrs Mervyn
Tieaxian.
loess Lois Geiser of Detroit and
Rauand iMrs Bruce !Seelbach of Han-
owith Mrs. Cora Geiser.
& 31 Joseph Sz Blue Water Area
:Again another National Holiday
has gone by and many homes have
been visited Iby thele children, relati-
ves : or ,friend's. 'This holiday is
known throughout the length and
breadth of our land as the first of
Jilt r, and as each suceeding year
etc, by, more are taking the Devil-
ed taking a day of. But as
otliolz year goes by more lives are lost
'dismainly to more taking part with
int re fast tray*elIing vehicles on the
Rig ways and by -ways, with increas-
ing speed. Regardless of authoh•ities
i arnings issued days before the so -
ed First of July they go unheeded
nd the results it leaves the follow-
ing dawn many !bereavecr families
Dashwood W.l.—
's,ho perhaps in their homes unawar-
1 The June meeting cf the Nr. I. was } ' of the tragedy that has taken
held Tuesday June efth, with the ,place, miles away. To that we can
only share with those grieved ones in
their moments' of trials, grief, and
despair.
Each year the death toll increases,
and sends More young and brilliant
Layette has !been sent to Toronto for lives to their eternal reward. You
ay ask what to do? There is noth-
ican be 1 done, dt has been pro-
4ed a Dominion Holi'd'ay, and it
r ;good points, it is a day
iany °'take full advantage of it
1 r
leaving their homes, their places
!business or other indoor work to
get into the wide open air, others
will offer a day out to their families
to travel ion the most completed high -
Ways with all its beautiful sceneries
along the way; others take the occas-
ion. of visiting their relatives, their
loved ones or their friends; all of
that has hal; been well warmed days
'before; and all that are natural de-
sires; again you may ask can accid-
&tits be averted, as we see it "'No"
Twill be the answer, for our minds are
Our greatest makeup and full of am-
*ition and desires it keeps moving
'vyith us even in our deepest slumber.
Therefore the real motive of an acci-
dent has not always known at times
our mind may be wandering in the
far off w+hic+h leaves us helpless; to
such persons at that time no guilt
should be attached against thein, for
theyd. are travelling in an unknown
ban
Notes
.Mrs. Joserphine Dueharme, accoinp-
anied by other members of tee fame
,c
i president. 'ars. A. Kuntz presidinng•..
Roll Call was answered bynarntng a
i child's book. It was decided to Ins
trite the Grand Bend W I. to join in.
the short course on salad inaking.The
further judging. IMxs 'Syd• Baker,
secretary, etary, reported on the ,conferenc '
held at Guelph.
Mrs,,. C. Inesin ;eonvenoreof
enshup and Education presided for th
program. Mrs. H. ,Kellerman spoke
1 on "`It is not speech alone but how
we speak that 'counts." Barbara Ko-
ehler played a piano solo, Mrs. Ervin
Schade read a poem, Mrs. A. Hopar-
oroft spoke on articles on display
!sent to her from different lands by
her son Fred while he was on the
good will tour. A 'survey on televis-
ion programs was made by the ladies
stating that they thought were good
and had. The group in charge served
lunch and the meeting closed with
The Queen
Dashwood Dart Doubers—
The Garden Club with their lead-
er, Mrs. Ervin Rader held their June
meeting at the home of Katlherine
Rader. Before opening the meeting
the girls visited Katherine's garden
and had a demonstration on thinning
turnips.
The presidnt opened the meeting'
with all repeating the 411 pledge.
Roll call was answered by naming a
vegetable they had thinned. The.
leader discussed vegetable diseases
and weeds and insecticides.
Suecess£ul planting were discussed
Value of vegetables in the diet, str-
essing Canda found rules, what to
look for in. '..choosing vegetables. Home
assignment gardening, (bring record
book up to date; 31 start reference
file; 41, prepare and serve other veg-
etabies from the garden; 31 plan a
1600 mem will be
watching you d ive
this summer
ATT
Provincial Police Officers—using patrol
cars, helicopters, motorcycles and radar—
will be keeping a watchful eye on Ontario
roads this summer. They aims to protect
you, the travelling public, by encouraging
obedience to the highwag laws.
For your own safety and that of your
neighbours, be careful whenever you drive.
Stay within the Iaw and avoid
inconvenience, as well as possible
prosecution. It will be a more
pleasant summer if you do.
RNEY
t�GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT a ONTARIO
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NATHAN COHEN
Nathan Cohen, one of the country's
most %eeetc dram criti;,•N, is moder-
ator of the weekly production "Figh-
ting Words" ." v kith wi'l continue on
the ' (• lIC- i'z; con nesteel network
Iduring !.lie suaziruer iT Lahti.
ily motored to Goderich on Saturday
last to be present with her daughter,
Sister Frances Barurgia of London,
who its spending a few days in God-
erich.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Brock, of
London were camping . in their cot-
tage over the week -end and July lst
holiday.
IMr and Mrs B. Quigley of Detroit
after spending nearly a week in
their summer cottage, returned to
their home on Monday last.
Mr and Mrs ,Morley Fournier and
children of London aro holidaying
Thursday, July l4 .81f
with the later's parents, Mr and Mra
Ed. Corriveau.
Had Wet Spe11--
The past .week was a rather, we"r;.
week and farmers were a h^t`tt de, .
hayed by it, But at time off writing.
the weather seems somewhat settled
again. Cars and hundreds of then(
travelled this B. W. Highway over.
the first of July, the weather being
-
000l, which made it comfortable for
the outing,
Mr. Thed Laporte and family of
Windsor spent the week -end in %heli(;
summer cottage at Laporte Grove'.
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additional sheets that match—when you want them,
STADE & WEIDO
Representatives for Zurich and District
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alive you Relatives.,
or Friends in Britain '�'
planning la
emigrate to Cemada?'
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Here's a handy folder
you can send them to
help smooth their way..
Especially prepared to aid
prospective new -comers to Canada
from Britain, this folder "How to Transfer
Funds to Canada" explains the steps that a person in the
United Kingdom must take in order to comply with Britain's
foreign-exchange regulations governing the transfer of funds
{....,,_ and blocked sterling assets to this country.
Ask for a copy at your nearest B o(M branch today and -
send it off to anyone you know in Britain who might be
considering emigrating to Canada.
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London, either one of which will be only too glad
to help smooth the way for the prospective emi- .
grant to Canada. Through its London offices, the.
B of M can attend to all the details in connection
with the transfer of assets from the and have.
the money remitted to the branch i» Canadg.•
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West End Office: 9 Waterloo Plate, S.W.1
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12ensall Branch:
Crediton Branch:
JOHN BANNISTER, Manager
KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager.
CLARE IRWIN, Manager
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