The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-02-16, Page 7T1IUP•S;, FEBRUARY 16th; -1950
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BROWN S Y H
Former reeve o
d Fo.l f 'West Wawa-:'
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nosh, and ex. -Warden .of amen
Count . was elected bre. id.
y' , �: eat of
thee: Hui', on -Bruce' Libei il: •�l.s;soci-
ation last week. .
OYER 8,000 GATHER Al .. '
CHICAGO CONFERENCE:
National] 'kno'wn missions rie
i y a l s,
evangelists and musicians : ver e"
ti t°he-recer tr44
• n.ual Founder's: Week conference
of MoodyBible Institute :
, Chicago.
More, 'than%'8•000 .religious le dei -s'
from many' states were'at the
seven:- day conference' honoring:
Div%glia L: Maody's . a:l3th birth
• World -:famed; non •+•s'ectarian
Moody BiI 1e - Institute trains
young (people . for Christian
vice. During the past 63 years.'
• more than '52,000 :have. reeeived
tuition-freetraining, for global
service Two 4• thousand now oh.
foreign'inission fields serve under.
'• 172 ..lnissicm boards in 89.:.count-
Ties.
countries.
Ai i.ong .athe. registered''giuests
who attendedthe'conference was
Miss Pearl ;E: I:Iendersoni and
Miss: Elizabeth • Henderson:' of
Lucknow.'
Observed 79th 'Birthday;
Mrs Corm .Moffat and Ivo, dao
ghters, .Mariliyn and Judy of Tor
onto; spent the.:.week -end with;
',her =parents, ;Mr:' and Mrs S C:
Rathwell. `A :fam'i'ly ;gathering was:
,held .•on Sunday :at .the. home of
Mr, and Mrs.` Gerald Rathwell on.
' the oeeasion of' Mr..' S C. tRath,=
th,
well's 79birthday:
Neak,Tired,Nervous,
Pepless Men,, Women''
Get New. Vim, Vigor, Vitality
Say goodbye to these weak, always "tired' feelings,
depression and nervousness. dueto weak, 'thin
,
blood, Get up feelinngB.fresh, be peppy all day, have
plenty of vitality left .over by. evening..Take OstreA.
Contains iron vitamin . Bi, .ealclum, • phosphorus
• tor' blood building, body, strengthening stimulation.
•• Invigorates eystere; improves: appetite. .digestive
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powers.. ,Costa little: ,New "get .acquainted" ease
onlY Boo. Try Oserex•Tonle Tablets for new, nor-
ma pep, vim, vigor. this very, day; At all drugggleta.
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�A family plot should be
graced "'with "the-' shrine=like`
beatify .of a monument which
Will be everlastin 1 i,4 tribute.;
to those at rest. We hav- a many'
classic', stylles 'to suggest;,and
w ill 'work with ' ou on cos=.
•toil •designs.
Exceptionally. ' 'low .:prices.
Na canvas§ing which' elimin
ates sales cornmis•sions,
•laiscriptiol)s ' Repairing.
Sandblasting Memorials
5 'Years' Experience:
The latest'. in Portable
Sandblast Equipment
,All weri personally-ei:ecuted
�rownlie Memorial
Alfred •St, WINGHAM
•'.Phone. 450 •
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NEIL MaCLENNAN,
%lalejr.,, Ontlai io.,
• THE,• LH:CK•NOW •SENTINEL; .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
UltnlNews
(11y C. R. Gear, Ag. ep.)
The cots .cCnt(ring into,'hog pro
ductIon,between July 1, 1)43 an:.l
,lune'• 30,
1949X as` slt4swn by the
'co-opeiatorS inthe of 1Io
Production study hive been an-
' aly;seci. rl"tat cd -apex ut3i s..iri• Lruee
County are Norman SchMidt of
1Vfildrixay,. a,nd Nelson Irowe of
I':.islet', They 'found that the co.;t
of producing 100 lbs: Qf pork-
' anf;c d. all the `i'
w*�y i; c.�a7a. an,aver.:
t',ge. ioi: the, five pebrest .farms of
$18;,:$0,to;.six of the 'best' fanner''
of;; $14.3.4 .1ier •100 lbs. One :of the
fact r infhiencing:. the ..east ' as.
feeding •efficiency; if . it. took‘390
•11.5s: poi less, o`f • gra'iri -fed' to pre -
duce 100 •labs. 'of pork the:farmers'
were successfut. The successful
ones also had 15:*]rigs per sow per
year and did "riot spend too .much
time on their hog ibuSiness, ttiain
lJ'
because they had'a compara-
tively large..liot .:nusint s,' The
-mailer hiisiness.es did not inak'
m tell m'oriey . 'because . trey did
not have the np.portuni.ty''of sc11-
ing; enough hogs. It also slower;
however, that those who..paid
lot'•of attention to: details were
.also:. those who - weaned a large;
. ?.bei chf good i�
S. arid 'reit
them onsi all amount of feed,
because .:the feed, ' they .fed was
well
.balanced with stafficient . ro
p.
tern.. Hand ;feeding was. a little.
mere, effie en:t, than':self feeding.
and returned snore;money for the
amount. of feed :used:r.
, Howeve
took; considerably'more sti.nie, :but
it still `paid '.to hand feed: ,:Coop
*raters, . had a , net • return frons as
low •as a°slight:loss to over$2300
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as' an average, for the .top six:
These same men: got from' as high
as $195 back ifor.every•$100:Worth
of feedled to less than,$150 back
per• 100 "lbs.'.;of; feed fed.So it
seems that whethen;T you ,make_
:money • on 'hogs. or,not 'depend
on .how good, a caretaker yo'u are;
With :so: much 'attention .being'
paithto soil conservation and soil
.buildiig;', a. '.drive ,through , tl%:ej,
countr : =,: in ': the '.sunrrnertime ,
proves thatfarmers are not Mak-
ing full ;use .of soil .builders like,
alfalfa. and Clever..:The :two main.
reasons for .lack of their' use.. is
first'. the ;lack, of sufficient miner-
•als: in •the soils `to grow them ef-
fectively. which can; be determin-
ed by'soil • 'analysis, and second;'
the - high-• cost :off • alfaFarmers
should . be., reminded by'; the old•.
.saying that "clover•: seeds .are the
'cheapest. fertilizers ,youcan', sow"
'is* true one when •all other con=:
•ditions .are .taken . inito account
also.
F ED:E.RATI ON'' NEWS
by Gordon M.Greig, sec.�Field-
.tnan, . JIu on Co. Ped,. of Ag>s,'
PAPE SEVEN
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HURON COUNTY. QLD .BOYS.''
ASSOCIATION OF •TORONTQ
The Huron : 'County 'Hcig pro.,
dut:ors' held their anncia1 meeting.
in • Clutton ori February 14th with
goo . :attendance present,. �Guest:
speaker' for the 'occasion was Mr.
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Bishop • of Norwich, Ont;; 'a.
director: • for The Ontario. Hog
Producers' orgnrzation. Ile 'gave
an interesting; talk ` on the o'ut-
:took for;the. hog industry for the
,coaling year;' He also gave seine
interesting facts. a id..r.easo ?s wti"y
the., . Organization11'ag npt been
able to functionas effectively as
it •should,•
The Hogg Committee for Hurgn
'County' for 1,9:50 -iscY.M': Orval T ° y'
1o',,`.•'chaimman; • Mr: `Alf Worrier
and Mr. Harry "Sturdy, m:einbei s,
and -Mr. William Young, Blyth,
as sec.' -areas
The annual meeting of the On
tario Hog: Producers''. will' be held
in Toronto on March lst`and 2nd,
195.0.. ,very toWns'hin, an ,Huron
'County is, entitled • for on voting'
delegate at "this convention. This
gives Huren'County Sixteen, votes.
on . all}
' uestions c'iscussed;•
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Tho work done I'igby the Ontario
I••Producers Organization has'
ers•who ''produce hogs 'in large or,
sn1a11 numbers. The :present soh-.
sidy on 'bogs. would .never have
,been granted cif • it had :not been
for the strong representation=
,made :to' the , G'overnrrtent' by this
organization The Organization '•is
pot.', 'satisfied with • the :results
they:.' obtained and are continuing
to' strive..fo - ttliis subsidy to ` be'
inerease:d','to brring he marketing
value of a hogs nearer the ,1949
leveX •
.The. subsidy :at :present is $3.50
per .100 abs. of pork sold. If . a
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hog .dressed. ;150 libs; a farmer .re
ceives $5.25 subsidy on that par..-:
ticular :hog. In order to get that
$5.25 ' per `'hog the farmer. ,pays
2, cents to' :the organization •re-
sponsible . for: obtaining this sub
sidy: -Yet• some farmers' ask,
'What fps this organization., done
for ,us?"..
' .The Huron • County Old Boys'
,,suciatiort of Torontta, under the
leadership of Mrs, Doris Parton,
1:350 .president, is .planning :sane
interesting events to 'celebrate
the.. Golden, .'Anniversary of its:
organization fifty years ago. For
the f r>si ' tithe in its, history , the
Association is headed by a mem
:,er
of the fair .sex. Mrs, ;Parton
who prior to her 'r arriage,, was
Doris: 'Hill, dau'gh'ter of ;i'4r, and;
'1Vfi•s, Haigh Hill of Goderich,: has,
during the,' past: few .. ye,ars been
a.faithful: and enthusiastic work':
er• in the .Association .and, is Well
qualified -to give 'the .organization
capable::'leadership ' in its. G'old'en
Jubilee Year.
. Other executive ` officers re
cently..elected for, 1950 were; 1st
vice Pres, Montague R:, Com lin
p
• •. formerly of Exeter; •, 2nd ';vice
.Varve T Messer.': Wiri•
3 •,( g
ham)" , secretor : Kenneth • . C.
a Y�
Stanbury.(Exeter):: assistant se;;.,
Miss Eva Briaris (Brusels), trea-
surer•: Elgin Coutts ( ingham
)
The seven district .chairmn
e:.: are
as follows: Blyth and: district,
Robert I eiper Brussels.. and.' dis-
trio er -
' V a Gardiner; C1'n
s �, i,
LtS - .
eter and district, Ferne ,McLean;
Gaderic'h • and ' district,.Mrs. D.
Thompson; Seaforth. and. district.
Mrs. J. A. Brbdie.; Wing ham • arid
district, Mrs.. A.. G. • Smith.
Observatiiou• of 'A Son Asleep
Daughters sleep with sweet dc-
cortin,
o-cortin, '
Cheek -ori, pillow, area: just so
Boys snraw1 out in ' all directior.:s
given in their -dh eann,s, as
.though •
,Stitinglii,i; up '«il"1e lonely nLaun-•
tain•
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Iii pursuit of Borne bright star
w
Onto hich to hitch. their
wagon r
And it:may be that ;thr'y 'r:.a::
---•1•i!.: h Gr envill{',
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'To open. the year's activities a
social evening .is ;being, `planned' •:
for.....Saturday, February -25th 'at •.
the ' West End Y.Ivi.O'A., 'CQll�ege •
and Dovercourt-'- Road, :;Toronto.
There ,will° be car ls., ;: ;� es, danc,_
ing (o'ld.:time" and,:rnodern) and''
• frefreshinents.. a..
Other : events being': arise ed.
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are the' 'annual 'competition for
the McLaren . Trophy . for the
euchre charr•ipionship' of the As=.
so:cjation, to' be held. in March,
and the annual• picnic wh:ch will ':
'Probably ,be .held at 1Iiigh'Park
on :Frrdai,, -June. 1:6th. '
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Through' contributions "made to
UNICEF, . Ottawa", ..Canadians -
are- helping _to feed , 4,000,000 sick,
hungry_.and destitute children: 'in
Europe; alone.
' Of . the '35.c. paid. 'for. .apackage
•/,
of ,cigarettes in Canada, 3. cents
go to the' retailer, ;.11.•cents to'the .
manufacturer,:,' and 21 ' cents- .to,
federal. taxes.
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Plans' are ';made :.to hold five
eedFa'r in Bruce'Count.•start-
g
in•'on:Monday March. 20th and
continuing. through.the week:
Mondaywit be at..Lionl',s;„Head;.
Tuesday. at' Alleriferd; Wednes
a
day at F'or�intrsa;, Thursday at Rip-
;ley:• and ;the 'championship Seed
Fair at .Paisley. 'on March 24th,
T'i'e', Seed .Fairs proVide. prizes
for' commercial classes of 'oats•'.and
barley. :There 'wil'1' be practical•
farmers as special 'speakers, :as
well as_.s�pecialists .from • the De
parthents of.'Agriculture
Junior' Notes
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The ouestiz�rr''�t--do: 'Jurrir:
Farmer -clubs contribute to
community" Would,' take ; :pages-
andpages to answer in detail, blit
a very concrete example is'in ef-
'feet' at, :Teeivir'ater,' The` 'present
Short course .being held in the
Teeswater, Town Hall has been
sponsored by' the 'T'eeswciter• Jun:-;
for `Fanners: The continuous 'gondattendance' ,reflects the 'efforts'
. th.ey rna•de ,to• secure the hall and
publicize the e iCii.se. 'in' order to
limit their financial obliga,tioi1
they held a dance; on -the opening
tight of the :course and 'to wind
up the course a social evening
will be held, including ehtertairi.'
ment; lunula' and a donee, Another.
United' Church..'ii•. P. U:
'The regular.. weekly Meeting of
the Young Peoples was: held on
Monday evening with the presi-•
dent, ',lack . I IcKixn, in '. charge.
.Noreen Kiilpatrick:` . presided• at
the piano for: the •hymns,
Dr,-,Mirinf ord• led ♦ in , the: scrip=
Pure reading ,and -prayer. 'Follow
ing. thea;business period, 'Willard"
'Thompson read •an article ,on.:the
growth• of the ,.YQung ;Peoples
movement since Union: . Guest
speaker of the 'evening ,was Rev,',
••Tavener who gave; 'a Most inter-'
esting and challenging' .talk on.'
Citizenship, stressing our : part •ii
becoming world... -..citizens.,:, , .The'
:meeting; then closed`•with thraiz•
Rah, benediction.
• exaiitple;'' of Junior ..Farmer con-
tribution to the community so..:.,
-happenbe •f
s to ound'°in. the same
z1wb,,
The. Culross..:Township
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Couiicil.asked-rhe Teeswater:clop
toaid in •the circulation'.and' can-
vassing for the township warble
flys carnpaign... By their ,'efforts
every niemler. .of .the township
who should 'be 'contacted will. be;
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in .n• the-earw future. Perhaps these
two examples,*can'`1'iplp point out
Some of: the: work•' of the' Junior
Fanner• club—it really bears out
their ,slogan "Selfhelp and .Coni- :'
munity''' Betterrnent".
On Wednesday, 'February 8th; ,a
group, o f young Men met in Pais
ley to discuss Junier parmgr
work. The first par1'of t.he' even-
ing was devoted' to. talks by Aug:
tin' •M'artin and 'ton:McTavish of
Ripley and Doug „ripper, assist; .. •
ant Agricultural Representative.
As Many phases of club:' work ...
were* presented as was poshsible
including 'pitfalls and difficulties,
At the end' of the. discussion the
group: 'decided. to organize,
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