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Lucknow Nature .
1s 50 Yearn Weil
Mr and Mrs. •Gordon E. S'ieit-
ier :of Edmonton, 'Alberta. were;:
' honoured recently on.their'50th...'
'wedding anniversary,
A reception, attended by about.
90 guests, was -held for thein in.
the Macdonald Hotel there : .,"
Mrs: Smeltzer, the former. Bet-
sie Stickney , was born in Gordon-,
sville , New Brunswick and moved
with, her .parents to the Morrin alis,-
'trict in 1910. Mt..Smeltzer was
.. '. ' # , , I. rib and •
moved t� Morrin shortly after his
discharge from the Canadiati
army during' the First World' War.'
He . began his work in .insurance
carr- in March', 1920, in" N
ember of the same 'year, he was.
married in Morrin United Church:
Ip -• -92S•; after selling his busi-
ness,'the'.couple aid :their.three''
children moved to -Edmonton, •- •
where Mr. Smeitzer worked :for.
James A. ,MacKinnon Ltd for
eight years.
He set up his.own insurance
agency in Edmonton in 1937.and
entered semi -retirement in 1956,
selling the business'to his son.
Keith and fourother. employees.
Mr. Sine tier hasbeen an
active meinber of the 'Edmonton•
Li -Om Club 'for, :f
Holyrood:W.I.
Christmas Meetin
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The Christmai. meeting of the
Holyrood : Women's Institute was
held on Thursday afternoon, -Dec-
ember 3rd at, the home of Mrs.
Jim Smith., • Mrs. Morgan John-
ston presided aid opened the •
meeting .with'.the Ode and the
Mary Stewart Collect.. 'Mrs.
;;Lorne Eadie read the minutes ' of
the previous meet ng and the
correspondence on the new 4-H
course Dairy fare, Mrs. Jim
:Smit out the e p or- or -a
wedding reception and Mrs. Lorne
Eadie outlined'the course "The
Main dish makes the • meal" Mrs
L an Sutton •r p rted on the
Annual• tseeting of the Scouts;:
Miss Edna. Boyle was appointed to
review the Countrywoman maga-
zilie; 'A :donation was: made to
grid Card part,
,.
ies will begin in January Judges
appointed for.the Shortbread con-
test were 'Mrs'. Lorne Eadie: and. .
Mrs. Lyman xSutton. . Winners
wer.e'•Mis: Ernest. Ackert Jr. and
Mrs. •Ell w ood Elliott. . Mrs ..Jim '•
Smith,demonstrated her electric
broom '`Sunshine Sisters were ,
chosen• for next Year. ' Mrs. Glen
Hodgins was program convener
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.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lfh, 1.Y
Bruce Farm'. Report
Two car tours to a number of
local farms are. planned for next
week. The main purpose of these
is to give farmers in Bruce and
Grey counties an: opportunity to
see some of the newer ideas in
buildings and equipment for both
daily .'and beef cattle, The fust
win. be a daily tour on Monday,,
December 14th and will start at
the farm of Bob Haelzle,; R.R. 2,
Teeswater. This farm is located
about 21/4 miles north of Belmore
on . the Formosa - to - Belmore
road. (A similar dairy tour will
be held in Grey on this same day,
and will start at thefarm. of Rudy
Jensen, R.R. 2 Meaford, located
on the 7th line . of . St. Vincent.)
The second tour on Tuesday, Dec-
ember 15th will take in beef -hous-
ing units, and will start at : the
farm of Clayton Watke, R.R. 1
Carlsruhe. This farmis located a-
bout '13/4 miles south . & 2% miles
west. of Carlsruhe. Each of the.
tours start at the respective
farms at 10 a.m. If you're inter-
ested in seeing new ideas in dairy
& / or beef, jump in your car &
join uson the tour (invite your
neighbour to come. along too!)
Bring your own, lunch.
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A tour of hog farms is not so
easily arranged, due to the• pro -
'Nem of disease control. With this
in mind, farmers . interested in
lookingat hog buildings, ' & equip-
ment are invited to join : us •at
the ' Community . Centre in Elm-
wood _.on_ Wednesday, ' December
16th, starting ' at 1:15 p.m. We
have invited a number... of area
farmers who ' have interesting
hog" facilities, to be on hand to
give you.. a "tour" through the,
use ,oof slides. These farmers will
describe' their fps and try, ::t.
,answer any ' questions yOu migh
have. Come with us next wee
andjoin in on the •tour of you
choice.
H. E. 'Bellm
Agricultural Enginee
All Silage 'Dairy Ration
There seemsto be evidence tha
corn .silage as the soleroughag
in, the diet for big producing cow
is not a desirable arrangemen
Production, is not a problem wi
this all corn silageroughage,
fact, it compares very favoui
ably withany other roughage • o
combination of roughages. ' B.
researchers have found that' afte
a number of years on all cor
silage roughage, .cows tend to r
tain the afterbirth. Iodine d.
ficiencies also showed up in th
calves. RoweYer, . not every. bod
.need be concerne__._wt
about feedin
an all corn silage ration as mos
of the problems were with high
producing cows only,
Hay What kind of feed is it
Some very poor first curt hay
stored in barns this winter bu
however, in most cases a consi
erable amount of second cut h•
of excellent quality is also stow
Tests on hay sampled through°
the county indicate that seco
cut hay this year is very high
protein. ' Many samples have te,
ed over 20%. If such'hay is bei
fe cd� in large quantities to eith
dairy- or beef cattle, a' reducti
can be made in the amount
concentrate being fed .to the
animals. However, to' be sure ha
valuable your hay, really is, ha
it analyzed for. protein . throu.
your local. Department of Agric
ture and Food office.
Denis. Qui.
Associate Agricultural Re
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• .Smeltzer'is a charter nember of
the Lady. Lions Club. and still re,-;
tains an a.g.i.Y.c interest in their
work. .. ' . s
Mr; .S seltzer_ is also a member
of the Edmonton flying Club; he
served on. the board of directors
for 10 years: He-has'owned and
-flown his-owrr-prarv..ate--ai-rp. •
over 22 year and is still an active
`pilot.
Congratulatoryrr,,essages were:
received from Governor-ceneral
Roland Michener and Mrs. Mich-
ever , Prime Minister .Pierre Trud
eau, 'opposition leader Robert
Stanfield,, Marcel Lambert MP
Lieutenant -Governor Grant Mac
also.a contest, Mrs. 'Morgan .
Johnston led in: the singing of
Christmas carols.. The Motto on
"Christmas buying" was prepared.
-by Mrs How and- larr is --a rid_g v eh .
by Mrs. John Frock. Mr's . P A
Murray gave an interesting dem
onstration on Christmas ideas in-
fancyg , sewin€-anu no-ve-lt3
'articles. Mrs. ,Sr -lith and Mrs
:were both preserit.ed with.
gifts in appreciation,. The Sun-
shine
un shine Sister gift exchange: hien
took place. Mrs. John Froo.k gave
the courtesy remarks . The-rneet-
ing closed with "O Canada and
'Grace", and delicious refresh-'
- ' fnents were• served by the hostess
Ewan, Prernie' Harry Strom, Peter and her daughter-in-law Mrs.
Lougheed , MLA and Robert Trow"- iiarold Smith, • Mrs Jack Scott
ling , MLA rot Jasper. + will be the January hostas..
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