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SEPTEMBER Oth 1951 •
OF LACTATION l'ESTS
Maple . Le; Flossie 13utte
bred HoLstein herd Of Reid?,
her eighth' conseetitiVe lietaton
on` 'Record of Performance 'test.
milk Containing 4530 Jlas. fat,
average; test 4.03 pe.rcent btitter-
Seal CertifiCate of Longtime Pro -
Flossie started 'en test •. as •a
j.unior two-year-old and .Made
her eighth record 'ag 'an eleven
. year old.. She hag beery milked
.t.wice daily' throughout her life•
trine and in three of her lacta-'
•tions qualified for the. .305 •day
• ified "Very Good" in Select,.
iiikr Clinton. P.U.C. has drilled'
a third well to assure. an. ample
:Supply,' of Water 'for' dornestic
use,: A lioW of., Over '200' gallons
a Minute wag Struck at' 361 feet.
COnstilletion.Foreinan: "What's
Riveter; '"I don't mind .tbe rat-
. aan-ttalty,-ta: of the• afr. l'agl.iner: but
'- the guy behind Met hums incesi-
APPEAL, ENTERED BY NUDIST'
CAUGHT .-AT 4mikw..ALEY
berley arid charged with com-
Mitting. an r.incledent, assault, has
launched an appeal, .against the
Sentence imposed 'on, him bY Mag•:;•
fo -two years definite and two
years indefinite in the Ontario
refOrniatory at. Guelph, along
With si:x strokes of, the strap.
ApPlicatiOn has been macre by
I',enoir faced four charges,
pleaded guilty to two and was
conVicted.On three of the counts.
Doctor'. I don't like to“mention
Patient: Thai's funny. .So has
Once there was •a, farmer grho,
raiied torn and .4 Mah who rais-
ed hens,: but: no .corri. :The hens
Man, agreed to Work for :the far -
'day. And 'the fairner',agreed. to
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They paid each other off every
time with' the ',long green . The
fanner paid the • rhati 4,5:. and. the
inah paid the $5 back to. the
fariner for 'the ‘.five buthels. ,of
Corn- which he w4eeled borne in
•hiS WheelbarroW.' After' 6.
"EVerYthing's gone up, arid.I re-
gret intensery-to inform srOil that
I Can't Work for, than $6:a
10,5, W; kiirATEICK
Agneg Knox,„/Widow of the Rev.'
W. Kilpatrick, passed away
at Elmira on Thuriclayp August:
20rd.• She Was the eldest daugh7
ox'. -,of Gic—cletich..: After her
Marriage she liyed with her hus-
band, On the• varioui 'charges Of'
-the United .Chureh• in Western
'Ontirio which he served :during
• ter, .Mrs. Arthur E. Cooper (Mar -7,
onto, and tWo-graildthildren; alio,
William,. in the West. '
, 'The funeral service was held/
'at 'the Cranston 'and Walter 'fund
eral home on Sathrdayafterribon
and was coriducted by ReV..How-
• pallbearers were Richard .Kilpat-
rick ,and Beverly HowsOn of Tor.:
onto; Harvey•E'Treleaven..of
.- now, Milton' Kilpatrick and H. M.
. Mains ,were4laid to 'rest in Mait,•
,larid cemetery 'beside thogel Of
' husband.
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"Daddy, don't they eVer give
, "No, son. There will be storms
enough . for him after the bride
begins to reign".
AlcOholit Husband
See, in_thig_Stinday's (Septem-
ber 9), isSue of' 'The' American
a Weekly, celebrated real-life, mag-
azine, 'exclusively .with The De-
• troit• Sunday Trines, the' story of
one worhan's cottrageous battle to
'rescue her.husband from alcohol':
' ism. The' Wohian offers 'five rules
coholics. 'Get Sunday's Detroit
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But .you must • understand,, that.
eVerything's going up with •me
too, and I regret intensely to in-..
form you.' that I can't sell you rny
corn for leas than $1.20 a bushel'''.
The .man' said he understood. So,
the mari got -$6 'a daY arid at $1.20
a bushel ,paid the farmer the. $6
'for five btishels Of corn..Both of
By and by the ,man said tO the
farmer., "Things haVe gone -up
still. More, •and r can't work for
farrrier agreed that was. fair,,,but
inidLthe Man that things Were,
•going tip..still ,higher with him.'
bUshel for the torn. The,' nian
agreed' -that wa.s fari,, -and--both-
all, the'mari wag getting $7:50 'a
$1.50 a bushel for corn,,and the
'hens Were getting fiVe :bushels as
Man wag getting tit) a day aricl.
'the 'farmer got•42 mbUshel and
the man' gave the farnier $10 for
five' blishels. And the bens kept
tight on laying, even on,.Thurs,
days; and the 'man tOld his wife,
"Ain't it Wonderful? $10 a,
And the farmer told., his. wife,
btithel". And the hens kept
:clucking aWay on .five, .bughels
And. :the "Statisticians down
wonderful? . . national income'
at record' leyel&y.. And the pOli-
Iticians said,: "Ain't if wonderful",
and bragged that they had done
.it. And everybody felt so 664
and prosperous that the main and
the•Ifariner voted for the ipoliti-
,cions; and that IS hoW it Was,
I 'The man got three • tiMeg
much fat., the,. eggg, bid, paid
three' times ' as much for hiS
thoei, '`and the frilisic
afraid the car ,does 'net snit US.
My fiancee cannot . readh the
, breaks and the Jsteering wheel:
at the smile time" , s
t.
The 20,000ton Canadian Pacific:
liner .EmpresS of France,: reg-.
England and Montreal has'.been.
chosen 16 Carry'. Princeig
lbeth and the Duke of. Edinburgh.
otCanada'..for their, tour of .this
Country: Inset shows..CaPtain .B.
Grant„ a veteran of 32,. years:
service• with •' Canadian .i.:Pa.cific
SteaniShips;, who holds the, rank
:Reserve, and ,Who..Will be' in' coin4
Mand of the. vessel, on her hist; ,
The Einpress Will sail from,
bily,erpool With the royal couple, •
bee, Octob,er
By .The Veterans 13enefit Act, 1951, passed at the last session of
Parliament, the Government of Canada has extenddd and made
aPPlicable the' provisions of the Reinstatement in Civil EmploYment
Act, 1946, to all persons enlisting in the Regular Forces of Canacla
after July 5, 1950, (nineteen fifty) and who serve therein for a term
not exceeding three years.
This provi,sion extends also to members of the Special Force who
, period beginning with the dote of re-engagement.
This provision extends also to members of the,Reserve Forces who
after July 5, 1950, are called out for service with the Regular Farces
n serve with the Regular Fbrces for a period not exceeding three
ears.
By,anprc1er,„in-Council passed in 1 osp under the Canada, Farces'
were extended to members of the Special Force and MeMbers of the
Reserve Forces who serve on' tlistrength of the' Special Force. The
ji-einstatement ,provisions of ,thii 40-r hi Council have now been
incorporated -in the provisions of the Veterans Benefit Act, 1951.
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tinder the Reinstatement in Civil EmployMent Act' 0
discharged person may Claim -reinstatement, either verballY °
.Or *oting,. usually Within three months Of discharge in
'Canada .four '111606 If disCharged 'eversif0i. There is
fhb °.soon;,'but the, employer. must be nafified in three or''fbikt.
REINSTATEMENT .OFFICERS)ARE. LOCATED '•IN.LOCAL' OFFICES OF THE
4 NATIONAL. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE I.
DEP9kRTME101!
OF LABOUR
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