lfta ncidiqniwheot Growers Sees
U. 5. Soil Bank An Assistance
OTTAWA (CF)-Can ad l a in meat growers. as I result o! the Jnited States soil bank plan. may wcntually find less American meat competing with theirs for W.-id markets.
The U.S. plan came into opera- jon earlier this year and has al- ,-gady resulted in 10,700,000 acres if land being taken out of cultiva- ilon, of which 5.000.000 acres was and that had been sown to wheat.
writing of the .S. program In the current issue of the trade de- partment's fortnightly pinllcation "Foreign Trade." W. C. Hopper. agricultural counsellor at the Ca- nadian Embassy in Washington, says:
--The hope is that, when the acreage reserve program is in full operation in 1957 and subsequent , , , , 5, 15,000,000 to 20.000 000 acres of the eligible crops will be taken out of production.
"Of this total. l0.000.000 tov12.- o00,000 acres probably will repre- sent land which formerly pro-
duced wheat. The present 55.000,- 000 acres of wheat harvested in the U.S. would, therefore. here- duced to 45,000,000 or 4.'l,000,000 acres." i
The soil bank plan has two parts. he explains-the acreage reserve program and the conserv- ation reserve program. PRODUCERS AIDE!)
The acreage reserve programs provides 3750.000 a year for pay. merit to producers who cut their acreage of wheat, corn, cotton, rice. peanuts and various types of tobacco to certain limits during this and the next three Crnp years.
These acres must then be left idle or a cover crop put on llicm. The farmer must practise erosion or weed control on the idle acres.
The conservation reserve plan, to be started this year, provides for 34.50.000.000 a year to be paid farmers for long-term conserva- tion work on their farms. This, over the years, is expected to en- courage the shift of 20,000,000 to
25,000,000 acres of farmland intoi
grass, trees or water storage.
Chief purpose of the US. soil bank plan, says Mr. Hopper, is to protect and increase American farm income.
If it cuts down the flow of Amer- ican wheat into alreadY-CT0Wd9d world markets, the US. soil bank plan will also benefit Canadian
- ' Section 5 Female born in mass
Sheep Class Judging Results At The Provincial Exhibition
SHIIOPSHIRES Sectlonl, Male Born in 1056 -
1. s.c. Stewart and Son; 2. s.c. 50
Stewart and son: 3. S.C. Stewart and sons. Section 1, Male Born in 1955 -
S.C. Stewart and Son 2. S.C. Stew-
art and Son 3. S.C. Stewart and n. Section 7 Champion Female-
S.C. Stewart and Son.
Section 8 Pen of one Male and
1. S.C. Stewart and Son; 2. S.C. three females, born in 1956- S.C. Stewart and Son; 3. S.C. Stewart Stewart and son 2, s,c, stew": and son. and son.
Section 8 Male in 1955 - l. S.C.
Section 9. -Pen of one male and
Stewart and Son 2- 5-C- Stew-rt three females born in 1955 - 1.
and Son 3. S.C. Stwart and Son. Section 4- Champion Male - S.C. Stewart and Son.
S.C. Stewart and Son. NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOTS
Section 1. Male Born in 1956-
L spc. Stewart Md Son 1 SCI 1. Winston Stewart 2. Aimon Bos- Stewart and Son 3. S.C. Stewart """' 3' Ahm" B05W5”
and Son.
Section 2. Male Born in 1955 -
secmm 5 Female Bm.n'm 1956p 1. Almon Bosivall 2. Almon Bos-
legion Meeting At Georgetown
The regular monthly meeting of Branch No. 16. Canadian Legion was held in the Legion Hall, Georgetown on Monday August (ith with the President Comrade Marcellus Gotell in the chair. The meeting was called to order in the regular manner.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secret- My Comrade D.A. Maccorniack which were adapted as read. Cor-
wall 3. Winston Stewart
Section 4- Champion Male -
Aimon Boswall.
Section 5 Female born in 1956-
1 Stewart 3. Almon BoIwIll-
Section 6 Female born in 1955- !. Almon Boswail 2. Winston Stew- art 3. Almon Boswell.
Section 7. Champion Female- Winston Stewart.
Section 8 Pen of one female and three females born in 1056 - 1. Winston Stewart 2. Almon Boswell 3. Almon Boswall.
Section 9 Pen of one male and three females born in 1955- L Almon Boswall 2. Winston Stewart.
BORDER CHEVIOTB
Section 1 Male born In 1956 -1. Almon' Boawall 2. Almon Boswall.
Section 2 Male born in 1955 - 1. Almon Boswall 2. Almon Bos- wall 3. Almon Boswall
Section 3 Champion Male born in 1956 -Almon Boswell.
Section 5 Female born in 1956- 1. First, second and third e Almon Boswall.
1. Almon Boswall.
Section 6 Female born in l955-'
. Winston ltewart 1. Winstonl Section 7 Champion rt.-male - females born in 1955 - 1. .v.ii.
tlslggltlmgogwglelh I I d Thompson 2. and s H.L Boswall.
o one ma 9 an
three females born in 1956 S 1, LEICESTERS
Almon Boswall. Section 1 Male born in 1056 - Section 9 one male 1955 E 1, l., 2 and 3 S.C. Stewart and Son.
Alnion Bnswall. Section 2 Male Born in 1956 -
gxponp DowNs 1. S.C. Stewart and Son 1. Har-
Sectlon 1 Male burn in l956 - rison Green 1. J.R. Thompson 2. J.R. Thomp- son 3. Lyle Boswall.
Section 2 Male born in l955 - l. Lyle Boswall.
Section 3 Male born before 19- S 55 - l. Lyle Boswall I. J.R. ' Thompson.
Section 5 Female born in 1956K 1. Thompson. 2. Llye aoswan 3. Winston Stewart
Section 6 Female born in 1955- 1. JR. Thompson 2, J.R. Thomp- son 3. H.L. Boswall.
Section 7 Champion Female -
l, 2 and 3 S.C. Stewart and Son. Section 6 Female born in 1055 l, 2 and 8 S.C. Stewart and Son. Section 7 Champion Female -
C. Stewart and Son.
Section 0 Pen of one male and three females born in 1956 - 1, I and 3 S.C. Stewart and Son.,
Section,9 Pen of one male and
ithree females born in 1955 -l. S. C. Stewart and Son. HAMPSHIRES
Section 1 Male born in 1956 -
-l-R Th0miIs0I1. 1. Mrs. Eva Webb and Daughters. Section 8 Pen of one male and Section 2 Male born in 1956 -
thrce females born in 1956 i 1. 1. Eva Webb and Daughters.
J.R. Boswall 2. and 3 H L. Bos- Section 3 Male born in 1955 --
wall. , i. Eva Webb and Daughters. Section 9 One male and three Section 4 Champion Male -
1. Eva Webb and Daughters.
Section 3 Male born in 1955 - '- 3 "Id 3 EV. Webb '”d D”'5m' 3!
giomiay, Aug. so. 1956 11.. Guardian. rule s
Section 3 ciumniaa Female i. seen” 5 pm”, Mn, 1, lug Eva Webb and Daulhters. . 1. 2 and 3 Eva Webb and Daught-
DANCE . '
Another dance to be held in Ci”ark's-Feed Mill at Mt. Stewart, Monday evening August 20th.
along guys and bring your favorite chicks. Sponsored by "Mt. Stewart Canadian Legion.
All proceeds in aid of ball
See. 8 Pen of One male and tlu-eefemaleabornlal95s.l.Eva Section 7Fe.i'naie Born in 1955- Webb Ind Dlulhiet ' -soctionlltenofone male and threefemalebornlnlsss-Eva
team. Good, music
rt-sptindcnce was next read by the Secretary. The Treasurer Comrade A.H.
YOUNG BRIDE ARRESTED Stewart gave a very satisfactory report on business and finances
TORONTO (CP) - Police have of the Branch, . arrested 16-year-old Mrs. Lili it was decided that the paint- Vlach, bride of one month to a ing of the exterior of the Legion 39-year-old man, on a perlury building proceed without delay and charge laid by her mother. Mrs. Comrade W. MacDonald was up Marquita Mulcr of nearby Au- pointed to do this work. rora. Mrs. Muler complained her Comrade D.A. Maccormack was daughter gave her age as 21 appointed sdelegatetoattend the when she obtained a marriage Provincial Convention to be held licence. ' at Tlgnish on September 0th.
2 JAMES E. WHALEN l N. w. 1. TEACHER Mon1'A(;uE NLet;11vini;l stion .ftorpRoche:'l Riveg, Mon, - Tags. s erri ories, w ere e liaosracvbgptcd a position as welfare Auq' ' teacher. is Jadmrfqs Eh l;:'hal5'iIi.l21. Adm. - 46 n of Mr. an rs. o n a en. lfeakes Station. Mr. Whalen is at 'n6' Prom present in Toronto visiting his sis- GOV. A. TEX ter and brother-in-law Mr. and Tim.
Mrs. J.D. FitzPatrick. He has "KISMET"
farmers.
taught school in this Province for
four years. Color - Cinemascope Ann Blythe - Howard Keel - Dorothy Gray - Vic Damone Monty Wooley. No man may escape his late-see romance-harems- beggars. The notorious brigand leader. None better, few as good.
COMING WED AND THUR. "T0 CATCH A THIEF" KING'S MILL, log prices. Spruce and fir, 6 in. small end and up. Eight or ten feet long 040.00 per thousand. Spruce only eight inches at small end and up. Twelve four- leen and sixteen feet long 845.00 per thousand. Cash on delivery.
A CHICKEN SUPPER will be served in Valleyiield United Church on Wednesday. Aug. 22, I130 to 9 pm. Sponsored by the ladies of the congregation. Every- one welcome. Admission --adults 51., children 500.
Buick SUN-R 6-Passenger 4-Doe: Ivien
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUI
NORTH RIVER
Box Office opens 7:30 - Show at Duslr
T O N I G H T - their people Mr. and Mrs. Hamid
MacGregor of Milton. Mass. at Thrils and that their summer home Shore Acres, ing 5'." of if... w.sf!
3...... non... of the wiu, poems Jr. "BOY FROM OKLAHOMA"
R.C.A.F. Chatham N.B. spent a COMEDY - COLOR CARTOON
1119116121; IVEIV 121 0'1Iia7eaUIII1.s'ele
delivers swift new acceleration with lava
tlimi an inch of pedal tmivel-and saves gas in the doing.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mac- Gregor and their three children from Holden. Mass. are visiting
months leave at his home in Ban- gor, prior to leaving for Fbrt Churchill. Manitoba. L.A.C. Mac- lean is a communications tech- nician with the R.C.A.F. He took his training at Clinton, Ont.
MAYFAIR THEARE
MURRAY RIVER .- AUG. 20-2i-22 MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
(3 big days)
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In--CINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOR
Starring-Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, Gina Loliobriglda A thrilling film about life and love and suspense in the Circus.
SHOW 'I'IMEe8:30 p.m.
at a pija ofa price I
TIMEtS awasting--while you could be . enjoying the fun and thrill of a new
its eyeopening beat until you boss 1 new Buick.
And itis still only August. You still have months to be driving the most modern car on the road. You still can take advantage of this monthia high value on your present air-to deal yourself in on the best buy youill get in many a moon.
And when the occasion demands, you
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power that leaves trouble fading away behind you.
kind of power performance at the wheel
of the best Buick yet.
And right now the value of your present
So why wait? Today is a great day to
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car is at its peak. You could nizilce a whale
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something really new in soaring might.
pci'foi'iii2iiice than the siiiooth, sheer
Itis not just that Buick”s new V8 is 322
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STARTS ?.v ioonviv
Thatis the latest version of Variable Pitch Dynatlow! his so "muscl'ed” that '1
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