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HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFA T APPLIANCES
LROSS
rion.Green., nurse in training
e General Hospital(, an .Guelph
been hospitalized there, but is •
convalescing. at the home' of
parents, Mr. and, Mrs..Dryden
.a
is, Linda and Kenny Wall vis -
with their grandmother, Mrs.
elda:'Whitehead ,..Teeswater.; ..
e first of the week..
and Mrs. Morley Wall were.,
rronto•on Friday, *where Morr
trended a milk producers rneee
IlttStewart and Harold. were in
on on Thursday.:
1. .Frank Brown spent 'Saturday •
Mrs.. May Jackson,. Gorrie.
la and Doris .Wall London,.
:'with:their parents,, ;Mr. and
Morley Wall', cover' the week-
J4UJ ♦ 'J . 0.w . .. q.
aine Green., Walkenonr, spent
eeekend with her parents,. Mr.
Mrs. Frank Green.;' ,
rs. Frank Brown and Reg visited
lay evening with Mr:. and' Mrs
•
Charles Schnurr, Mildmay d
Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs,
Tom. Stewart and boys' were Mr'.
and Mrs. William Haldenby, Geos
rge and Harold, Haldenby,Kinlough,
Mr: and iMrs.''Gerald.'Stewart.,Gary..
Goesel. an'd 'Elaine Slessor, Kincar
dine, Mr and Mrs. Bob. Smith, • ".
Goderich; ` Mac McPherson, and'
family, 8th Culross, Mr:: and' Mrs..
Dave Donaldson, Ward Neeb and
Edward,
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BIRTHS
GIBSON ' Ernie. and Mary Gibson
are happy to announce. the.
of their son Dean,: on'Saturday,
February 5th, in Wingham.Hosp-
ital, a brother' for Laurie and Lisa.
MacINTYRE Leona and Larry
Macltityre of Brampton' are',pleased
to.: announce the birth .of a daught-
er :in Brampton Hospital, ,on Jan-
ua 31st, a sister for Michael and
Jacqueline,
WHITECHURCH
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Mr. and Mrs.. Russel Gaunt spent
an evening recently with Mrs. Neil
McCallum and Alex McKenzie, "it •
being the occasion of Mr.' McKen-
zie's' birthday., '
Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Coultes. and . •
family of Dresden spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and'Mrs.
Albert Coultes and. her parents,, A a
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of .Brun=
sels. • - •
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dirstein of
Toronto spent the•weekend with
her, "parents', Mr. and Mrs, Russel -
Gaunt. - :
We are happy to. report that
Gayle Rantoul arrived home on
Thursday.from Winghani'Hospital,
and that.•Donna Leader of Gorrie
was permitted to come to the home
Of her grandparents,, Mr•.. and Mrs.,
Jim Currie..
Barry Tiffin of Waterloo ,spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. *and Mrs. :Dan Tiffin, and 'Wa- •
yne Farrier of Western:University
visited his parents, Mi.. and Mrs°. •
Garnet Farrier.:'
4-H CLUB #1
Whitedhurch,#1 4-H Club Held' '
their second meeting Tuesday er
ening at the home of Mrs. -Albert
Coultes, assistant. leader; with 5.
girls present and Diane King absent
The president, Pamela King, open-
ed.th.e meeting with 4 H ple. ,dge .
A.discussion followed on "Planning;'
and making complementary acc-: 11
essories" . A demonstration was
given` on how ,to make and •sew
bias binding.. Home assignments:
Were. gives: and next meeting will
be Monday evening, February 7,.
at the home. of leader, Mrs.' Garnet
Farrier.
FAME OF FASHION CLUB,
Whitechurch Fame of Fashion.
held their second meeting Tuesday(:
evening"at the home of :Mrs, Vic=
tor Emerson with'9 •girls: present.: •
The President, Irene; Deader,
..ened the. meeting With the 4-H
Pledge. • ; It was decided if Monday
evening was unsuitable for meeting'
to hold`it;the following Tuesday,
A discussion followed :on .Plianning
%''.
tFPl.NGO
Replace, 250 Pound's.
Of•WHOLE MI IA.':
With' 25 Pound
SHUR-GAIN Replacer
a
. Fig ire it out for .yourself! Subtract ..the • cost :of':25 pounds of
SHUR-GAIN Milk' Replacer from'.the value of 250 pounds of. •
whole milk: The answer' - -additional 'profits from your
whole milk and -healthier' heifer, calves.. •
SH - G a � lacer contains' -all the .nutrients of whole
UR GAINMiIkRp •
milk plus 'an essential combination' of antibiotics, to help con-,,
trot scours and' other calfhood setbacks
• Drop; in` soon`•we'd,like'to talk about your calf feeding program
the SHUR..GAIN Calf Feeding Program'...
feed service
Anderson Flax
'roducts
LUCKNOW Phone 528 2026
Limited
•
•r
be
your Spring
*fertilizer
• Don't Make the mistake of
waiting until Spring to.
buy ,
.your fertilizer .• that's
• when everyone else does.
• Thai's when supplies can
run low too; even in the •
best -stocked warehouses. •
That's•when •you should be.
•applying, not buying. Make: :
sure you have your spring
supply. of 'Cd=OP••fertilizer,
in time.... order now,
save •too.
Buy your CO-OP.fertilizer now
andou'll enjoy . worthwhile early .
y
delivery savings. Special winter
savings are In effect from:
FEBRUARY DISCOUNT
1.50: per ton
District :Cao
Quality controlled for your satisfaction
and Making Complementary •Acc;
essories. A demonstration/was .giv-
en on how.to braid 6 strands, top-'
stitching a regular seam, :simple •
bias,aid how to join. "The:imeer
ing closed with repeating the 4•H'
creed 'in unison: Next meeting ' y
Jill be held. February '7th at the
hdme of leader ,Mrs. Walter Ars-
Cott.,
rs-
Cott . •
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EUCHRE PARTY
Curries. School held their -regular
progressive euchre On Friday even-
ing with 16;tables in play. Prizes
high lady Mrs. Allan McGill, low
lady Mrs.. George Drehmann, lucky
,draw Miss Mary Hehn, high gent •
John Taylor, low gent Ed Marsh,
lucky draw Gordon McBurney,.
The sponsors for the game Feb•
-
ruary 18 will be Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
shorn Johnston and Mr:, and Mrs.
Gordon McBurney .. •
•, The young. fry enjoyed their
games and. contests. Lunch was.
served by the hosts and hostesses.
KINLOUGH
• Mr. •and Mrs. John Coiling and
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, con. 4,
visited. on Sunday with Mrs. Will-
-lam Cox and Rev. Benson Cox.
Arthur Haldenby returned home
from the Wingham and ' District
Hospital where he has been a pat-
ient for the past .two weeks. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Barr and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnes
and family w visited ,with Mr . and
s. Gordon MacDonald and ,fam-
ly, South Line. .
• Mrs. George 'Haldenby will be
hostess for the W.A. meeting on
Thursday. '
The World Day of Prayer will be
held in the Presbyterian Church on
Friday, February 25th. Miss Winn-
ryifred Percy is the.I<:eywoman and
Mrs. Donald Robertson will give
the address. All ladiesvin the oom'
mupity are invited to. attend. '
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by William: Whiting:' .. •
Ifapproval of moving Channel 3
Barrie to Toronto is given; it could
be like 'sending down an: iron : cur-
Iain between the Toronto area and
the border city of Buffalo:
TV watchers in Toronto and- dir
tricts surrbinding 'the. city are com-
plalning that Channels. 2 and:4 •in '
„Buffalo _will have interference be-
cause: Channel 3 being moved . into
Toronto. `
For .those who have sets that: are • •
not properly tuned, and there are
thousands; for those, whtrhave antes
'entias that.are not in.correctwork-
ing order, and there are thousands;
there wilt be 'problems. ' There will,
be ,thousands oppy viewers.
Can we bla the television in=
dustry, the B. B.G,', the: Govern=
Ment, the Buffalo stations, the 'own;
ers of the Barrie Station, the CBC
or the viewers? This problem .can.:
be argued many ways .and there is
no sense and certainly, not space, '
to deal. with all aspects of ;the issue • ,
It has already hit the floor of the
House of•Conmmons. It; will be-
conie a hot major issue and if th.e
move of Channel 3 is approved • it •
Will certainly become an election
issue. • '
/ It doesn't seem fair to have a
federal .election concerning one
issue involving the .capitol of one
province. But,' if this happens,
candidates from the entire Domin-
ion will use, broadcasting in gener-
al as the biggest political Issue in
our time. •
'Broadcasting has been misunder
stood, mishandled, mismanaged, "
` misused, 'misgoverned,. misguided,, .
misinterpreted, misjudged anis-
lead and .misrepresented by,a mi-
shmash of unqualified rhisfitted
morons since 1936'°when, the Broad-
casting Act was attended.
God, grant us a sensible broad -
'casting act: In the name of the
Father, etc,
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