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- ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
There are certain people who BECAUSE OF RELIG-
IOUS CONVICTIONS do not wish 'to become members
of an Organization like the Wateiloo Cattle Breeding
Association. We do appreciate these convictions and
for this reason have 'especially prepared a non-mem-
ber's agreement as follows:
COPY OF AGREEMENT FOR NON-MEMBERS
NON-MEMBER AGREEMENT made this ' day of
19 between the WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION, hereinafter called the "Associ-
ation" of the first part, and, of
, Livestock Breeder, hereinafter
called the "Breeder" of the second part.
WITNESSETH that in consideration of the agreements and
undertakings herein contained the Parties hereto agree each with the
other as follows:
1—The "Breeder" herewith makes application to" the "Association"
for Approval of this non-member agreement and if accepted agrees
to pay Five Dollars ($5.00) to the "Association" and further agrees to
live up to all rules and regulations now in force or hereafter adopted
by the "Association". The "Breeder" further represents that he is
unable to sign the regular member agreement because of his religious
convictions.
2—The payment of this Five Dollars ($5.00) •does not Make the
"Breeder" an active Voting member of the "Association" nor shall
such payment make the "Breeder" responsible for any legal actions
which might be taken by the "Association".
3—The "Association" will make' available to the "Breeder" the
services of healthy. bulls or recognized merit and breeding.
4—The "Association" will make available to the "Breeder" the
services of a - technician or technicians who will give artificial in-
semination of female animals.
5—The Officers of the "Association" agree to keep and make
available to the "Breeder" when requested proper records of insem-
ination, pedigrees of the sires, health records of the sires, female
identification, and such other records as may from time to time be
deemed necessary by the Board of Directors of the "Association".
6--ft ismutually agreed and understood that the Board of Direc-
tori of the "Association" shall establish the fee to be charged by the
"Association" for inseminating • female animals. The "Breeder"
agrees to pay the fee specified in ,such manner as may be determined
by.the Board of Directors.
7—The "Breeder', does hereby for himself, his heirs, represen-
tatives and assignees release the "Association" of all liabilities of
every kind and nature arising or which might arise, from any act of
commission or omission on the .part of any of the agents of the
"Association", including the' technicians.
• 8.—The Parties agree that there are no oral or other conditions,
promises, covenants, representations or inducements in addition to
or at variance with anY.of the terms hereof and this agreement
represents the voluntary and clear Understanding of both Parties
fully and completely.
IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF the Parties have hereunto set their
hands this day
in the presence of:
Witness Breeder
This contract approved by the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ.
ation on 19 . .
President Secretary
For the REGULAR ItitiVIBE*S AGREEMENT, the item
No, 2 is excluded as is the last sentence of Item No. 1 mid the
word member is used in, place of non-member, -Otherwise the
agreement is the same.
These lifetime agreements are payable only once and NOT
ANNUALLY.
Cost of service per cow for members or people with non-
member agreements — $5.00, All repeat services free.
We also inseminate cows for people without agreements at
$6:00 per cow.
For Artificial Insemination service from all breeds of cattle
or More information call:—
Clinton Zenith 9-5650 or collect Teeswater 126
between: 7.30 and 10 a.m. week days
6.00 and 8.00 p.m. Saturday evenings
For cows noticed in heat on Sunday morning, do not call until
Monday warring,
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emlair'41;.•r; VEGETABLE QUEENS
THIN, TRANSFIANF
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Tbunday, June 2S — 8 pxo., D.$.T,
I1`7<•iti..014NWOIMA,SMX$ ARENA. BETIVEEN MAN. ,
WORTH AND ST, Till031AS ON TIM WELI,IIIOTON ROAD
FEATURE:- 'Me' cowl:tete herd of TWO head owner] by
Jan 'Verdun, Aylmer, ItinilY Accredited, Veeeinoted, t 'Clean
blood tkret, 60 COWH of whielr 20 are fresh,. 11 to eidve in Aug.
and 11 fn Det end Nov, and lin' balance due in. Dee,..and
;fan, bred- heifers, 18 l'eorling heifers, heifer calves anti.
soimg hult.
This is a good herd, the m.noll of continued use of high record,
Well bred bulls. the last two used being' bred at ROekWolat Fantle,
'The 00Ws are large end very dairy with •geed udders, The
heifers are well grown and. show a, lot of Promise,.
ALSO SEIXING: 127th Olanworth Holstein Sale consisting of
fresh and, springing cows and beifers and fall fresheners,
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6. Bring to the next meeting one
floWer container and enough flow-
ers for one bouquet. This bouquet'
will be for a dining room table.
The meeting closed with "The
More We Get Together" with Mary
Taylor at the piano,
The secend•meeting of the Wing.
barn Vegetable Queens was held
at the home Of the leader Mrs,
W. T, Lapp on _Friday evening, The
meeting opened with two verses of
"0 Canada", followed by the 4..H
pledge ,and Motto. repeated in
Son. All ,eight members were In
attendance. The minutes, read by
',the'"Ialeretary, Betty Ann Lapp,
were adopted as read, The roll
call was answered by one vegetable
which requires thinning,
Mrs, Lapp read a letter she re-
ceived concerning the resignation
of Mrs, Tan McAllister and the
appointment of Miss Betty Tillman,
who will take over In this area on •
J uly 20. Ann Currie was instructed
to buy and prepare the book covers
for the club, A pamphletodeeling
with improvements in a record
book was given to each member
and thee discussed.
.:.e.Arnengetite, toplea••‘oe -meet-,
tog Were garden weeds and le-
sects and their control measures,
beautification of the borne, value
of a good record book, vegetable
eating -habits and the food guide
for health.
After the discusSion, the mem-
bers went to the garden and each
had some part in transplanting or
thinning.
The lime assignment read as
follows:
1. Cheek vegetable eating habits
and fill in pagi eleven ..of the
Members' Pamphlet.
2, Bring Members' Pamphlets up
to date by filling in pages five, six
and seven,
3. Bring, the record hook up to
date, "
4. Gardening: 'ease, thinning and
transplanting:
5. Start improvement of the
home surroundings, or if already
started, continue.
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-On Pr6sbyterial
WHITECRURCI-1--- The regular
meeting. of the W.M.S. of the Free-
byterian.Church was held on Wed-
nesday of last week in the Sunday
School room with the president,
Mrs. DaWson Craig, presiding. Mrs,
Robert Roes and Mrs, Angus Fal-
coner were the leaders. Mrs. Craig
gave the call to worship and led in
the Lord's prayer. Mrs. Johnston
Gone read the Scripture lesson and,
Mrs. Earl Caslielt led in the Glad
Tidings prayer,
The Bible study period followed,
and the roll call was answered by
telling something of the three wo-
men of the Bible whose lives had
been studied in this period, Mrs.
Craig gave the offertory prayer
and. Mrs. Marshall gave an inter-
esting report of the Presbyterial
held at Teeswater in May. Mrs.
John McGee led in prayer. Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. McQuillin and Mrs. Fal-
coner had 'charge of the topic,
"The Church's Witness to a Chang-
ing Canada" and led in the discus-
sion on what the church is facing,
church extension in Mining and
other -distant areas, the use of por-
table churches, the need for young
men and women to ,carry the work
along,
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs, John McGee,
with Mrs, McGee and Mrs. George
Fisher as leaders. Mrs. Marshall
closed the meeting with praYer,
WHITECURCH
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft
and family visited on Wednesday
with' her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Watson of Brucefield,
while Miss Janet Beecroft who is
one of Miss Lois Grasby's music
pupils, attended the. recital that
evening in -Ontario St. 'United
Church, Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Reid and
family of Marnoch, and Miss Lois
Sinclair," Wingtham, spent Saturday
at Mt. Erydges at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Roy Reid, and with
friends and relatives there. Miss
Gertrude Dell of Pert Elgin spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Reid.
. Mrs, Gerald Watson and baby
son, of Forest, spent 'a few days
last week with her parents, lire
and Mrs. Allan. Fattison, Mr, and
Mr's. Leslie Watson and Mr„ Ger-
ald Watson spent Sunday at the
Pattison home, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Armstrong of Brussels also visited
at the Fattison home on Sunday.
Mr.-and Mrs. Athol Purdon and
family of Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Purdon and family 'of
Sarnia, 'visited with Luelcnow rela-
tives and with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Falconer on Sunday. Betty Ann
Purdon, stayed to spent this week
with her aunt, IVirs. John. MacIn-
tyre, Wingliam,
Mrs, Ogilvie of Toronto and Mr,
and Mrs. Fred- Harris of St. Marys,
who were visiting on Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. Norman Stewart
of Lueltnow, also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Falconer ;and other
Whitechurth friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gray of
Toronto and Mrs, Royal McArthur
of Streetsville Spent the week-end
at the Thome of Mr. and Mrs, Thos,
Tvretealre of Turnberry, 'and Mr,
and Mrs. James Roberts of Tor-
onto, spent. Sunday at the Met-
calfe home.
Miss Kathleen McGinn, Reg.N,
who has been with the American
Arn1y for the past .15 'years and
who is now stationed at Mineral
8priligs,4 Texas, is spending her
vacation at the home of her sister,
Mrs,. Owen king of Culress.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Mitchell left
Friday ter spend two week's VACS.-
tiOri with her mother, Mrs. Griswold
of Etimontort, Susan Mitchell Is
staying with Mrs, G. Hamilton of
Ler:know, and keissy and Kerry
are with Mrs, Wallace Conn,
Miss er1le Metealfe arid 'Tvrtss
iVfoy Fisher leaVe on Stinday to be
ertmloyed for the scanner at, the
8outli Pay Mouth restaurant on
Manitoulin Wand, ,
The ladies of the community are
invited to the tea in the linked
,Church this Thursday afternoon
ender the auspices of the W,A,
Mr, and . Mrs, Allan Dentin of
London were week-end guests Of
Mr, and Mrs, James Deride.
`.Father's Day was observed in the
United Church on Sunday morning
when the rites of baptism were ad-
ministered by Rev. B. F, Green to
Donald Apart ; son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Kuilr„ Valerie Joyce, daugh-
ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Ross 'Erring-
toe, Lori Jean, daughter ,of Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Miller and Janet
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr„ and
Mrs. William MacPherson.
Visitors in the community on
Father's -Day included Mrs. G. S.
McIntyre and Donald of Brace-
bridge with Mr, and Mrs. W. I.
Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mil-
ler, Larry and John Glover of
London with Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Taylor and Mr, arid Mrs. W. I. Mil-
ler; Mr. and Mrs, R. Laidlaw of
Wingham with Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Todd Mr. Richard and, Mr. Ell-
wood Elliott -with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. •G, S, McIntyre and
Donald are moving from Brace-
bridge to Richmond Hill, near To.,
ronto, where Mr, McIntyre will be
Public school inspector for that
area ,after 'the vacation.
Miss Margaret Miller, Reg,N., of
the Winghain Hospital staff, is
holidaying at her home here.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Dane and
kiss Nancy Keiller of Owen
Sound attended the Dane reun-
ion in Listowel on Saturday and
were guests over the week-end
with Me and Mrs. Alex Taylor and
Mrs. R. A. Taylor,
Mrs, Bert Watson, ,Brussels,
spent a. few days With Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Ruttan,
Mrs, George McCracken, RimbeY,
Alta., visited several days with
Mrs. W. McCracken.
Mr. `and Mrs. Louis Mannell and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Emmery
Mannell and family, both of 'St.
Catharbies; Mr. and Mrs. MorleY
Maley and family of Ingersoll,
Mrs. Harry Cosford and Judy of
Windsor; silent Sunday with Mr.
arid Mrs, Gordon . Coulter, Mrs. H.
Cosford and Judy remained for a
longer visit.
\Reeve Harvey 'Coleman and Mrs,
Coleman of Stanley Township were
Sunday supper guests of Mr, a.nd
Mrs. Harry Gowdy.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Koch visited
at the home of Mrs. Delniar Weher
at Walkerton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Coulter and
Clifton attended the McNeill reun-
ion in Parkview Gardens, Listowel,
on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, Mac Smith and
family of Melesworth visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Dane.
Me and Mrs. Harry Langford
and Paul of Norwood. and Miss
Joyce Langford, Sarnia, were Sun-
day visitors of Mr. arid Mrs, Ger-
ald Galbraith.
The Dinsmore re-union was held
In dorrie community park on Sun-
day, Around 30 attended, The
following officers were elected for
1960; PreS,, Mrs, Ed Dinsmore, St.
Marys; sec„ Mr. Andrew Arksey,
Grantoil; sports comet,, Bob Dins-
mere, Clifford, Wayne Xing,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Edgar arid
Mrs, Glad Edgar spent Friday
night with Rev. and Mrs. Birch-
:Wan at Ayr and on Saturday they
all attended the Edgar reunion) in
Paris. Other Meithers of the Faci-
gar clan of this community at-
tending the reunion were Mr. and
Mrs, John Strong, Mr, Fraser Lynn,
Mr, Wallace Edgar arid Mr, and
Mrs, Tien Edgar, Louise and Cath.,
urine of Wroxeter;
Mr. It'd Elschnee is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Garnet; Baker of,
St. Marys after spending the win.
ter with his son, Mr, Robert Ms-
rimer and Mrs, Tillschner,
• Excavation started Thursday for
the sbasrfnent of the, new home Of
Mr. and ,11/as, Petcy Ashton,
Howick Juniors
Tour Roe 'Farms
GORR.IE--- A tour of the Roe
Farms at AtWood was the main .
feature of the Junior Farmers'
dune meeting, They met at the
()wile community hall and drove
to Atwood, where they were shown
the dehydrating plant for drying
alfalfa. The two feed lots which
contained 1225 head of cattle were
shown to them.
Refreshments were Served and.
-the Juniors returned to . Gerrie
where business was discussed Aral
square dance practice was held.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
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`WIND CANNOT READ'
Technicolor
Dirk Bogarde, Yoko Tani'
A tender love story of a British
Officer and a Japanese Girl
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
June 26 and 27
"TARZAN'S FIGHT
FOR LIFE"
Gordon Scott, Eve Brent
"JUST MY LUCK"
Norman Wisdom—The King of
Comedy
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW
' June 28
-"FANTASTIC
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plus the
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."BOYS OF THE CITY"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
July' 1 and 2 ,
"The Flame Barrier",
Modern danger and thrills in old
Yucatan, •
— Second Feature —
`THE LAST PARADISE'
A fascinating South Pacific ad-
venture.
THE EYE OF THE MASTER FATTENS THE CATTLE—Reealling the ancient Greek Quotation "the
eye of the master fattens the cattle" is this 'rural some at Three Rivers, Quebec, as Staeislas Penticton
observes his herd, of purebred Holsteins eating their way through a lush pasture, Mr, Pamieton is a
practical dairymen who melttts his living from his e ow:3. He has developed one of the better Holstein
herds le Canada.. is President .of the iilfolsteiu-F riesian ASSOCiatiOn ,OT Canada, a director of the Dairy
Farmers of' Canada; President of the United Milk P reducers and a member Of the filagree Dairy Com-
mission.
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