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workinag with Canadians In every waolk of life simnce 1817 W BANK They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bowman, of Floradale near here. Melinâ€" About 35 children from Willow Hall, Waterloo, had a lot of fun on the farm on Friday. $ A VISIT TO THE FARM BY ORPHANAGE TOTSs Why Wait ?... go chead with FIL Waterioo Branch, Cor. King and Erb Sts. HENRY ALLAN, Manager *Thnursday, September 1, 19556 For service or further information, phone collect to: WATERLOO 2â€"8397 Week days ............... 7:30 to 10.00 A.M. Sundays & Holidays .. 7:30 to 9.30 A.M. Where else can you get as much for your money as by breeding your cows artificially to our coâ€"operatively owned bulls. CRUISING This new development has made it posâ€" sible for the members to use the bull of their choice more of the time. Association . ‘_"Where Better Bulls Are Used" We have used frozen semen 100% since December 1st., 1954, The conception rate has been slightly higher than it was before frozen semen was used. Waterloo Cattle Breeding Banx or MonTREAL LGanada‘s Fost Pank See your nearest Bank of Montreal manager about a Farm Improvement Loan. t. Lawrence Islands National Park, Ontario. (Photo from Canâ€" «dian Government Trave, Bureau) da Bowman is a member of the orphanage staff, Accompanyâ€" ing the children were matron Lydia Dankert and Miss Ruth Cherrie. Many of the children had never been on a farm before, THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE Cl ctiinatint mtc n tiinnts indb tinivas Aliriictadcinaced 4 New _ Hampshire, Vermont, Mass, â€"Rhode Island, Connecâ€" ticut, New Jersey, Pennsyivanâ€" is, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. had a "wonderful time feeding calves and chickens." Ontario is larger than Franâ€" ce and Spain combined, and about equal to the combined areas of the following States of the U.S.: New York, Maine, The children were so excited they could hardly wait for the The Bowmans served_ a lunch on the lawn before the U ONTARIO BY AND LARCGE OPEN 8:00 am. to 5:00 pm. stop to get out on Goudies of Kitchener WATERLOO COUNT Y SINCER 1909 SHOPPING CENTRE FOR as they arrive. This is done through the schools. Miss Friesen suggested that the public health service makes every effort to Xâ€"ray all new Canadians in the city as soon One man has hed 36 Xâ€"rays since his release from the EXâ€"SAN PATIENTS ~ RECEIVE Xâ€"RAY CARE These people are first given «t gf VC EYES EXAMINED 0 PTOMETRIST FORMERLY STEILES ie A KITCHENZR, ONT. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 2â€"1936 ANTHRACITE CHRISTNER COAL 130 Park St. Kitchener Most important thing which should be stressed, said Miss Friesen, is that having an Xâ€"ray is a real privilage, not a stigma against an individual, or a thing to be feared. Early discovery of tuberculosie makes possible much quicker One new case of tuberculâ€" osis may involve many people, and several families. Waterloo has 57 families under observation, Kitchener has 819 under. quired. As of July 1, Waterloo had 8 patients in the sanitorium and Kitchener had an all time high of 35 patients. "positive" an Xâ€"ray is reâ€" PAGE FIVR