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January 22/69
Luc know :Sentinel ,
Lucknow.
Dear4Sits:
• Enclosed find cheque for renewal
of paper as it was due in December.
The -delivery of paper is something
that I: hope may iii -prove :" Last . "`'
week's. 014'i -come untilr yesterday,
Tuesday,January '21st so nearly
catches up -to this week's, news.. Kin
cardine News usually comes
Thursday or Saturday 'by -the . latest
and. on it is via Guelph so wonder
what the differnce is as. your paper
has 20 miles less to travel. Always'
nice to have news when it is fresh.,
etc
Was: mol than, interested to see.
Jim Reed on "The Way Itis"
Suri'day' night. Should you see Fran-
ces or Allan.' Reed or Gordon Mont-
gomery tell them I really apprec
iated. it. •
Sincerely
(Mrs,. Chas) Florence R,Liddle
20 Burlington Street,,
. Malton , Ontario.'
early in March: The system of putt
ing feeds together, to make the
most profit from 'livestock`is\not
'understood;as;thoroughly as It
should be. For instance, farmers
do grow• a -lot of protein through
their hay and this,is expensive to •
buy in a bag of protein, supplement:
:You will be hearing more of the
television short-course/in the near
future.
In co-operation with the -Dairy
Committee, I'. have just completed
a, study of the value of pasture; of 14
dairy menin Bruce:County. The
average vfalue of.rnilk..produced '
per acre. `comes to $70.. This ,• in a
large percentage of the eases,
rtsehg
have: Many farmers do not realize
the value of .this pasture becauseit
does not, show in a. crop and cattle
insist on "eating the.. evidence'
'A beef study of the;cattle• feeders
on, pasture, .although less profitable
is just as. irxi rotant•.-.L have no
qualms about the Bruce County
farmers producing beef cheaply.
The profit has been interfer.ed'with
Gear Comments
On Income Report
BY' .G. R. GEAR
Agricultural •Representative:
Bruce County
of current interest is the report of
the•Conimittee on Farm Income. I
have read this over and find it a
very:excellent and comprehensive,.•.
report .
I know there will be many object-
;ions ,' complaints; etc . from
—farmers •'ar d-frorn-Wdifferent-farm
'groups I think every farmer should
'.ma'ke himself' familiar wit li
what is in the report . It- gives, 'some
idea of the way things,'are= going:
.• A 'large
mentid
minds'
so becau
total concept how• radically coni
ditions are changing in the agric
ultural:'fkld
The old ad"age of being foreWarn-
ed' is to; be forearrned . Farrners
should--loo-k-at -i-t-Jrom-the4tan:
pointof•how they are going •to
• react, » to come out of it the. best.
they can'..
The report •;tresses :education. It
portrays a successful future farmerA
-as One who has two yeats.of college
education. Perhaps what they did
not mention was, "or the equival-
ent".
q.uivalent". There is a chance for
farmers who have much less educav
ion than this to bring themselves
-up-to-date. It could be dearned -
,se lf-education but it, requires more
than dust looking and listening. It
rneans an in-depth course which; `
• means hard work and study. How-
ever•, l; know of many farmers who'
are doing it very successf
•ully.
In'conneetion with this, we are
putting on Farm, C3usiness
Workshops,, starting week of Jan -
e of the situations
jections in our.
necessarily be
of us have the
.nary. 27th, studying `Farm Machin:
ery-Management Sotis'8 Fertiliz-
er's and Farm' Manage-rnent
Although .we have a number °of app;-
licantsfor these courses there is
.room for a few more
In co=operation; with .C. K. N,'X.'
we. are Contemplating‘a television
course •on Feeds and Feeding: . It is,
hoped that these will get started
WH:ITKHU,R'CH
Visitors with. Misses Annie and
Mary'L id aw were on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
of London: and on Sunday Char r
lie, John and Mary Falconer. of • .
Glamis.
Mr. acid Mrs. Don Dirstein and
-baby Richard- of Ajax 'spent- the---
week -end with Mr; and Mrs. ' Rus-
sel Gaunt., On Sunday his -parents
Mr. and: Mrs. ' John L. Dirstein •
and Jackie of Hanover also. visited.
with them: •
-On Thursday: evening White-
church 'and s° Brussels Broomball
teams' played at Brussels with a
score. 4-2 in favour of Whitechurch.
Gary and Neil Rintoul and Ron-
ald Jamieson were in Kitchener
on business. ' • ' •
Mr. and. Mrs, Graham Wright of.
Clifford visited Sunday with'. Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Thompson and family.
After groundhog day February
2nd; : being such a sunny springw
like day to have snow and sno
squalls hurled at us the next. day
makes us'doubly.sure. the ground-
hog: knew what. he -was doing., Then
too some of our 'residents a ' week
ago saw ' real live crows. Needless
to: say not4likely the clever crows.
will be back' weather like this.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of
Detroit and her sister-in-law Mrs.
Irwin of Kincardine were Satur-
day visitors with Russel Ritchie.
Mrs: Eunice Gillespie. accompan-,
ied Russel; Farrier' of Wingham to
Sarnia where she will spend, a
few weeks .with 'her son Jack'Gil-
lespie, Mrs. Gillespie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer
and family and .his mother'Mrs.
Cecil Falconer, who is visiting
with them in Sarnia,,-. spent- the
wee ' en here.-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson
•were. Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl. Jamieson` and fam-
ily:of West Wawanosh:
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Johnston and
family of Listowel were Sunday
'visitors with his.parents Mr.: and -
Mrs. Gershoni Johnston of; Wing-.
ham. ' • - '
Visitors with,Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan .and Mr.. ' and Mrs.
Carl. McClenaghan on Friday even,,
ing were Mr. and Mrs, ' Angus
MacDonald of St. " Helens; on. ,Sat -
the evemn
urday Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Mc
Clenaghan-oLXitchener and.
Howe, SandMr. and Mrs. Lorne
Sandra and Joann'•s
water. On Sunday Mr, and Mrs.
Irwin • McClenaghan, Mary Lou,.
Ronnie; Nancy and Brenda 'Kellor
of St. 'Thomas' visited at the same
home.
• Russel Ritchie visited on Sun
day with. his -brother .Leslie -Ritchie---
of • Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. -Kenneth Laidlaw
of London were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw
and: Misses Annie. and Mary
' Laidlaw.
The Y.P.S. held a short meet •
ing, in the 'United Church Sunday '
evening with around 20 , in atten-
dance. After the meeting , all en-
joyed tobogganing . on. Inglis
hills,. returning to the home of
• Linda, Judy and Frank Jamieson
. where lunch was served:
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes• vis-
ited at Wingham and District. Hos-
pital on Sunday evening with
Mrs. Alex Leaver to whom ••the
community wish a speedy recov-
ery. •
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. • Ivan.
Laidlaw and Janet home from
their trip to Florida 'on Saturday.
They spent a week at Homestead,
20 miles south of Miami and 'also
^visited relatives in Florida.
Joe Tiffin on, Sunday attended ' , •,
a General :Meetiig , of Stratford
Musicians local 418• at Masonic
Temple Stratford. '
Mrs. Allan Turner visited Thurs-
,dant' and Friday with Mrs. Olive
Boss, Wingham.
Week end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Conn were Mr: and
Mrs. Douglas. Conley Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter,
London. ' .. -
Whitechurch ' Womens Institute
will hold their February meeting
on February .12 at the home of
Mrs. Albert Coultes. The' Roll Call
-answer is to be an item for the
Valentine. ;Boxes. Mrs. Don • Me / •
Cosh Ripley is to be guest speaker.
1: Lunch . Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, •
and Mrs. - Robt. Ross. -
Mr, and Mrs. 'Cameron Simmons
i of London visited Sunday with Mr s.
Ezra Echoltz, and on. the return
trip • she accompanied them to
London..
Rev. Hora e Braden of London,'
was a dinner guest on Sunday
with Mr. and .Mrs. Les Reynolds,;
and family: .
•Mr. and' Mrs. Walter.' Elliott,
Ruth, Paul, David and Barry
were ,Sunday. afternoon'' visitors
with his 'mother Mrs. Gordon El-
liott of Wingham r
'Mrs' and Mrs.. Tom Morrison and
Mrs John'Jamieson Jamieson : were in
London on Monday at West-
minster Hospital. '
a- reverse spread between beef
calves and beef feeders. .But this,
is more' a matter » of marketing :than.
the econoiny of beef production.
Farmersby one means or another
are: -attempting to, overcome; this
problem and I know, given/a, .year
g y.
or two', they willbe successful. •
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