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attend. Lunch will .be available.
Cpl. Thomas Miller, ReC.H.p, of
IMeDonald Man., is vacationing with
his father, Slain .Miller and other re-
latives,
Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and fam-
ily ;of London spent last week -end
with .Mr and Mrs Ernest Koehler and
family. All were visitors with 1Vir.
and Mrs. Ed. Willert.
Miss Vera Weiberg• of 'Waterloo,
spent 'the week -end with Mr and Mrs.
Fred 'Weiberg.
Mr and Mrs Helmuth Messner, the
daughter and 'Miss ,Surrnen of London
were week -end visitors wiiih air and
Mrs. Fred Messner.
Mr and Mrs Wendell - Gamble and
Gary of London, spent the week -end
with Mr and Mrs L.H. Rader, •
Mrs. William Wein. spent tie week
end in London with Mr and Mrs, Glen
Brown.
1Vlr and Mrs Gordon.. Eagleson,
Franklin and Peter of. ,Southampton,
' • were week -end visitors with .Mrs. Hy.
Eagleson and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs, Merton Desjardine of
London .spent IS.unday with Mr and
Mrs. Gerald !Mason.
The annual Library meeting wall
be held Monday evening, Jan. 17 at 7
p.nn. in the Men's Club rooms. The
public is urged to attend.
} W.S.W.S. Meets. -
The W.S.W..S. of the Evangelical
Of Baby Chicks
will be fed On...
FOR THE gAR'
odof ORDER MASTER CHICK STARTER KRUMS-TODAY
YOUR LOCAL MASTER DEALER
...again in 1935
"HIGH EFFICIENCY" MASTER CHICK
STARTER KRUMS is designed to
produce faster gains per pound of
feed. Recommended by hatcheries
for quick feathering, for liveability
and increased vigor.
(Mervyn Tiernan presided for the bus-
iness. Plans are being made to quilt
again this year. Following lunch the 4.
meeting closed with mizpah eenedet-
ion.
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e ho a so m ch to protect
This Canada of ours — is ours to enjoy at a price — the price
of constant alertness,
We cannot take for granted our freedom to worship, to vote,
to educate our children, of to order aur home life es we please.
All these freedoms are ours only as long as we ore willing to
do everything necessary to maintain and defend them,.
All honour then to the Canadian Soldier — the steadfast
guardian of all our free institutions. Without men like him, the
Canada we love might cease to be.
We have so much to protect. East us all do our part, without
let-up, whatever way our duty. lies.
SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF IN THE ARMY
To be eligible you must be 77 to 40 Years of age, skilled.tradesman to 45.
When applying bring birth certificate or other proof of age.
Apply right away -- For lull information write or visit the
Army Rotru ting Centre nearest your home.
No, 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont, —Tel. 9.4507
Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wellington St. Kingston Ont — Tel. 4738
Canadian Army Recruiting Centre, 00 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. --'fel AM. 6-e341—Local 278
No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Eiltebtth Sts: Landon Dnt, •—lel, 4-1601
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 WO St, W., North Ray, bnt. — lel. 458
Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 184 King St, E., Hamilton, bnt, -- tel. JAckson 2.8708
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DASHWOOD
Clinton Office Jan. 8,'55
Hatchery operations report a be-
low average demand for chicks for
this season of the year. , There leas
been an increased demand for Farm
Account Books from this office:'Whil.e
there is very little snow, recent ice
storms has made travelling ,conditi-
ons on country roads very, treacher-
ous.
Important January Farm Meetings!
Jan. 11 • Annual meeting, Bayfield
.Agric. S.o'ciety, Town Hall, Hayfield
at 1.30 p.m.
Jan. 15 - Annual meeting, Huron Cen
tral Agric. Society, Agric. Office
Board Room, Clinton at 1.30 p.m.
Jan. 20 - Huron Co. 4-H!Club Lead-
ers Assn., Agric. Office Board Room,
Clinton at 8.30 p.m.
Jan. '•216 - Annual meeting and Ban-
quet - Stephen. Twp. Federation of
Agric., Coinmunity Hall, Crediton,
at 7 pan. Guest speaker, Rev. W. A.
Young, Padre at the O.A.C., .Guelph
Jan. 27 - Huron Co. Soil and Crop
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Victor Brisson and
family of Detroit spent the week -end
United Brethren church nerd their
monthly meeting with India as their
topic. IVlrs Harold Kellerman in India
costume presided Mrs. Mervyn Tie-
rnan led in prayer, following a hymn.
The scripture was mead by Mrs. Wes
England, Mrs. Gerald Mason sang,
Go Tell it O'er the Mountain. Mrs
Carl Oestreicher, a New Years poem.
A piano solo was played by Mrs.
Harvey Pfaff. Rev. Krotz gave the
study book on India, after which a a Mr and Mrs F. Ducharme of the
prayer for India was given byMrs. B W. Highway also took advantage
Stuart Wolfe. of last Sunday to welcome their chil-
A -short playlette was gwen by dren and friends as they too were
Mrs. Letta Taylor and Mrs. Harold absent on New Year's Day.
Kellerman. The president, Mrs. Mrs Valerie Contin of St. Joseph
in St. Joseph with the later's mother,
and brothel.
On Sunday last was the finishing
touch of the Yuletide family gather-
ing and those who were absent from
their homes on New Year's Day took
Sunday last to get together and at the
home of .Mr and Mrs Dominic Geoffri
of St Joseph, relatives and friends
mothered for the occasion..
I at 7:00 p.m. to not be alarmed when
!the siren sounds!
F+ Citizens of Dashwood are asked to Dashwood W. I. are holding a
trite that the firemen are )holding euchre In the irublis sc'hoor, Friday,
den Weed, of each month Jan. 1,1th at is p.m, All are invited to 1
Thurs'dav, January lath 1955.
FRE
Films!
Fun!
Food!
FOR FARMERS
DOOR PRIZE TOO!
TOWN HALL — ZURICH
Monday, January 17th, .At 8 p.m.
THE LATEST
CASE and New Holland Machines Shown in Action-
EXETER FARM EQUIPMENT
left on Sunday last for Detroit where
she will spend a .week with Bier chil-
dren.
Mr and Mrs Lenard Sopiha or De-
troit spent the week -end with his
parents on this Highway.
The C. W. L. of this parish are
sponsoring a Euchre party on Thurs-
day eve. January !113, at St. Joseph in
Mr. H. Fortier' s hall, for church
purposes. Follow the crowd and
enjoy yourself.
It Was Understood
'The bride said: last week we re-
turned from our honeymoon, and
since my husband was a bachelor,
if run by local service clubs. Fair
boards should strive to promote local.
competitions of entertainment. Prop .
resolve euchre followed: Next meeting-
will be held at the home of Mr and
things were a little .disorderly in the•
home. On the back of a chair a pa
of trousers had been left; and to
create for myself a name as a goon!
wife I started picking things up.
First putting the trousers away, he•
stopped me, put them on, Honey, he.
said, what for I protested, he sandleda
to find out what he had in -mind, I
put them on, they were about size:
sizes too bag, do they fit he asked('
Oh Darling r, said, they don't, they
are much too. large, he then pulled
hie to his side gently and said, they
are my size, I'll wear the pants.
IN 1954
tkekQ uxus Piw9n&
Throughout the land, Canadians made progress in 1954.
They prospected,,staked, drilled and mined; they cleared, ploughed
and planted; they fished and they hunted; they planned and
constructed; they manufactured, and they bought and sold.
And working with Canadians in their ventures from coast to
coast — helping with counsel, service and money —
was the Bank' of Montreal.
In 1954, B of M loans and investments -- amounting to some
two billion dollars — worked for Canada and Canadians.
'Wholesaling and retailing enterprises .. , petrochemical, smelting
and mining developments of every type and manufacturing
in all its phases ... farms and ranches ... the grain trade . { ;
co-operative productionand marketing ... housing developments
.. municipalities , churches, hotspitals and schools .. , .many
industries, many organizations, and many people in all walks
of life counted on the B of M for counsel and credit.
Canada is on the march today. And moving ahead with the nation
are 625 B of M branches from coast to coast, at the service
of the men and women who are forging the Canada of tomorrow.
'Yes, where there was progress in 1954..
woostite Rank, KW/tea
• ' ° : MY fI AM F'. , . avorrkfrr, with Canadians in every walk elf life rinse 1817
r0? AijU/ON CAOAO/A t
MAIM
IRON ORE FROM UNGAVA . .
brought byrail froth these fabulous'
ore fields to Seven Islands, seaboard
terminal of Quebec's great mining_
project. The B of M was the first to
open a full-time banking office at
Seven Islands ... six years before
the -first shipment of ore last July,
ALUMINUM FROM• KITIMAT ....,
giant.B.C, development, one of the.•
world's biggest industrial under.
takin s. Constructors of Kitimat
shared B of M support. The Bank
of Montreal founded the first bank-
ing office at Kitimat — in January
1952, when there were but two
hundred workmen carving out the,
setdement with their bull -dozers..
Il%ll'�l ll�l%BY
ST, LAWRENCE SEAWAY AND:
POWER PROJECT . long discussed
and now under way, destined to.
open the Great Lakes to world
shipping, and cement friendship be-
tween two great nations.The BofM
opened the first•banking office et
Mille Roches, near Cornwall, Ont.,. '
last October for the convenience of
seaway workers.
1$ ATOMIC ENERGY Al CHALK RIVER,
r>h> . Canadian enterprise in this.
ne' vital field has made Chalk River a
famous name. Nearby, at Deep.
:•>fi s River, townsite of Defence Indus-
tries Limited, the Bank of Montreal.
opened the first banking office—in
r„vhf May, 1945,.to_ serve scientists and
workers at the Atomic Energy plant,_
OIL — AND GAS — FROM THE RICH;
WEST .. The Interprovincial Pipe-
line speeds the flow of oil from_
source to market and cuts trans-
portation costs. 'rite 13 of M assisted
in the financing of this great under.
taking. And it is equally ready to.
assist in the plan to pipe gas from
western wells to eastern markets.,
NEW HOMES FOR CANADIANS . ,
When the Government of Canada
asked the Chartered Banks to add
the making of mortgage Loans to
their services in order to increase
the building of new homes for
Canadians, the B of M responded
promptly from coast to coast. It
made the first mortgage loans on
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts alike;
it tnade the first in the Prairie
Provinces—the first in Ontario--
efirst
in HerewasQuebec. laehreothe
financing of thousands of new hous-
ti< „ ing units started in Canada under
the National Housing Act in 1954.
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