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» L 4 » & . " f U2 8 8 J h 4 } * \ LE 4 h & J 3 ¥ -1L ) ki 1 WER LTR en County beef producers appoint 1972 directors The annual ® meeting of the Ontario County Beef Improvement = Association was held in the Brock Twp. Hall; Sunderland, on Thurs. day, February 3rd, at 11:00 a.m, A ! t The guest speaker was Mr. George Arnold, Man. ager, Agricultural Depart. ment, Royal Bank of Can- ada, Toronto, Mr. Arnold spoke on' thé use of credit "in the beef business. He outlined the various types of credit available, and the purposes for which each was intended. These included-- short term, intermendiate term, and long term credit. Mr. Arnold particularly em- phasized the importance of 'a producer not exceeding debt repayment capacity in the use of credit, and the importance of using credit wisely for productive pur- poses. ! A panel discussion follow- ed the speaker's presenta. tion, with Mr. Lance Beath, Credit Advisor, Farm-Credit Corporation, Lindsay, Mr, Walter Beath, Provincial . Director, Ontario Beef Im- : - provement Association, and Mr. George Arnold, as pan- ¢l members, with Ivan Bell in the capacity of chairman, Mr. Arnold was introduc- ed to the meeting by Ivan Bell, and was thanked, on behalf of the meeting, for his very informative talk by Harvey Blackburn. Mr. Walter Beath, County-- Director on: the Provincial Association," commented on local and provincial activi. ties during the past year. He mentioned the informa- "tion available from Canfax, and indicated that this was ~ Seagrave News We are digging out again. A good neighbour with a snow-blower comes in handy these times. = Apparenty no-one went anywhere this week-end. They coudn't, uness they were snowmobilers, Our village . was completely snowed in for most of Sun. day and traffic on the main road was very light. Last week we had a long list of persons ill. Here is how they have fared. Mrs. Brand and Bill Stone are both at home, Mrs. Bright is still in Port Perry hospi- tal and Mr. Sturman was removed. to Oshawa where he underwent surgery early - last week: Mr..and Mrs. H. Monahan figure they are perhaps in for a double wedding.in the spring. 'See the announce- ment of Miss Crystal's en- gagement elséwhere in the paper.' The weather man didn't co-operate too well'on Tues- day but the pancake & saus- age supper drew quite a nice crowd. Church and S. S. services were cancelled this week, but, weather permitting, ©. 'Fun Night' is still on the books for next Saturday nvening at 8 p.m. World's Day of Prayer on March 3rd will be observed at Seagrave this year with Greenbank ladies as guests, Mrs. Annie Jacobs of Little Britain will be the speaker. available to producers at a minimum cost of $85.00 de- pending on the number of cattle marketed during the year. The directors for 1972 are as follows: : Glen Squires, Pickering * Bert Guthrie, Whithy Walter Beath, Oshawa Norm 'McLeod, Woodvillé Doug Crosier, Port Perry Gerald Brillinger, Stouffville Harvey Blackburn, Uxbridge Clare Bagshaw, Sunderland Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton John Speedie, Brechin EP ALN LB [RAR LY wy Hr ALAC JOSIE » Ha hs NOT HEA Br Handicraft Guild Regular meeting of the Louise Patterson Guild was held at the Presbyterian Church Hall, Feb, 7th with 256 members. and 1 visitor oresent, President Dorothy Naples : was in the chair and the ° meeting was opened with the Lord's Prayer repeated Archie Gilchrist, Orillia Gus Lask, Sunderland John McFadyen, Brechin Norm Hogg, Uxbridge Annual Meeting, Toronto, February 24th and 25th County Director-- ; Walter Beath, Oshawa Voting Delegates-- H. Blackburn, Uxbridge N. McLeod, Woodville Bert Guthrie, Whitby _ This is your. . . DRISTAN NASAL MIST 99c in unison, A letter from Mrs. Patter- son was rcad congratulat- ing the Guild on its 7th birthday and extending her good wishes for the future. The nominating commit- tee, brought forth the new "slate of officers and these were accepted and duly in. stalled. ip The meeting was the turned over to the enter- tainment committee and 'slides - were shown: of the first charter members and the rug shows, birthday meetings, also others of in- terest to the members. Lunch was served and a lovely cake was cut and served, completing another Happy Birthday, : Mrs. J. Hamilton PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1972 19 The highest award that a Canadian Holstein bull may win is a Class Extra rating, which is based on the super- _ ior performance of his dau- ghters both for production and type. Five bulls weré -thus recognized at the An- « nual Meeting of the Holstein- Friesian Association of Can - ada held February 16 in Toronto. Four of the five bulls have themsely es been classified Very Good, the second high- est rating attainable for body + conformation, and thefifth is " Excellent, the highest rat- ing. All five areowned by ; artificial breeding studs, two by United Breeders of Guelph, Ontario. One of the bulls was * Hokkaido, 'Bull wins: top honours Roybrook Telstar, the excel- lent sire, was bred by Roy Ormiston, Brooklin, Ontario, and is now owned by 'ne Federation of Agriculture Cooperative : Societies of Japan. He is' classified as Class. 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