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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-03-14, Page 9Area Farmers View Farm Computer One of the highlights of the annual Huron County Seed Fair held in Wingham, Saturday, was a demonstration of a "Cowculator" by Dave Pelle- terio, UCO, Guelph. By feeding various data into the machine, it will compute the precise feeding rate which will provide the maximum profit on the milk produced. Watching a demonstration are, from the left: Boyd Taylor, RR 3, Walton; Steve Stothers, Lucknovv, Huron's first agriculture repre- sentative; Tom Lpiper, reeve of Hullett Township; Alvin Bottles, Bayfield; Dave Pelleterio; Huron Warden, Walter Forbes, and an unidentified area farmer. (News-Record Photo) 0 Cyanamid of Canada Limited, Montreal 2, Quebec AEROPRILLS SERVING THE MAN WHOSE BUSINESS IS AGRICULTURE wear...w00% AEROPRILLS 33.5% NITROGEN FERTILIZER May Be Ordered Through CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street Phone HU 2-3815 ASK ANY MAN WHO USES ,k AEROPRILLS 33.5% NITROGEN FERTILIZER Ask any one of thousands of Canadian farmers who have used Aeroprills for top dressing winter wheat and he'll tell you what a practical and profitable operation it has been. Many farmers have made $3.00 extra „profit for every $1.00 invested in. Aeroprills! Top dressing winter wheat as soon as you can get on the land in the spring will promote stooling, pro- duce more stems, more heads and bigger yields —in most cases 10 bushels more per acre when 100 lbs. per acre of Aeroprills are applied. Aeroprills are easy to handle and are prilled and coated for uniform spreading. Order Aeroprills from your fertilizer dealer or agent today. • •• • • ...,....*:**'•,*4•10•.,.Nte...: DEMANDING MULTI-STOP MILK ROUTES: Gay Lea's Chevrolet fleet is on the road regardless of weather. This is where Chevrolet's dependabil- ity pays off. "BY STANDARDIZING ON CHEVROLET WE PUT OUR DELIVERY OPERATION ON A SOUND BASIS" "Heavy loadt and Multi-stop routes are demanding, but our Chevrolets are doing a wonderful job—giving us dependability and economy." ,421, Sales ger AY LEA bAttiv PtiooU4Ts Guelph, Ontarlovid D Mana V .4, Now FOR YAOBIA LOUTE NRNER FREE YOU CAN GET SERVICE Yes . . if you have a Home Heating Contract with your local SUNOCO oil distributor — you are entitled to Free Service Calls This New FREE Service can benefit you in three ways . . If your burner fails—you get prompt emergency service free- -then when it is time for your furnace cleanup—Your SUNOCO dealer provides this service free. On top of it all, he will give your heating equipment a reg- ular inspection and thorough Ross Scott Limited ORLICEFIELD, ONTARIO REMEMBER; You save 3 ways with this hew free service policy, now available from your local Sunoco oil dIsfributor. CLINTON HU 2-3257 • SEAFORTH Phone WW1 adjustment--and of course, this service is yours free of charge, too. If you are not presently using SUNOCO heating oil, you con get this modern heating package by calling your SUNOCO heat- ing oil dealer . turning to Bayifeld for Christ- i mas). I Before her travelogue, Miss ' Brandon reminded the pupils /that it was "Thinking Day", and asked them to think espec- ially of the children in the countries depicted in the slides. She also showed souvenirs and some money from each country. The children were privileged in that the subject matter was planned especially to be helpful to them in their studies, Classified Ads Bring Quick Results BETZE and PARKLAND BARLEY available. FERTILIZER Supplied if needed. DELIVERY Accepted Direct from The Field. WHITE BEAN SEED: ONTARIO REGISTERED No. I SEA- WAY, SANILAC and MICHELITE. MICHIGAN CERTIFIED NO. 1 — SANILAC, SEAWAY and MICHELITE Check Our Prices Contracts Available for Bean Acreage Spring Seed Also Available Contact E. L. MIME & SON Ltd. HBINSALL PHONE 103 r BUSINESSMEN AGREE: "THE ECO NOMY ECONOMY AND PAYLOAD. WE NEED" "We have 3 T60 Tilt Cab Chevrolet trucks with 6- cylinder engine, 5-speed transmissions and 2-speed rear axles, With that com- bination, we haul max. the economy we need." AA-1"--41•1 imum payloads and ,get Traffic Manager ROYAL CITY FOODS LTD. New Westminster, B.C. Siigil:Fz,>:•:••••••• ,, .. HEAVY DELIVERIES'IN HEAVY TRAFFIC --- A TOUGH COMBINATION. Chevrolet TO'S extra visibility Arid manoeuvrability give Dein& drivers the edge in heavy traffiC and in Cramped quarters. r •;:k4*, • . • 41, • HUSTLING HIGHWAY AND CITY HAULING: Pickups in Montreal— expressway runs — deliveries at off-the-road sites—they're all part of a day's work for this Chevrolet fleet. "CHEVROLET GIVES US THE MOST DEPENDABLE SERVICE" "Our 8 Chevrolet trucks log about 75,000 milts a year on pickup And deliv- ery runs, We have found that Chevrolet gives us the Most dependable service, and dependability is what• we need in the• lumber business. Vice.Preedent — General Manager THIBAULT g, DESJARDINS LTD. Cr" Voliefers Ste. Therese, Lblebec "We have 121 Chevrolet trucks averaging 20,000 miles a year on short run, multi- stop routes. We have so little down-time, we have reduced the number of spare trucks from 4 to 2." "CHEVROLET TRUCKS HAVE WON OUR CONFIDENCE AND SATISFACTION" Executive Vice-President NELSONS LAUNDRIES LIMITED Vancouver. B.C. WIDE-RANGING PICKUP AND DELIVERY ROUTES are a real day's work, that's why Nelsons run only Chevrolets in their busy greater Vancouver operation. • See the New Reliables CHEVROLET TRUCKS at your Chevrolet dealers! Be tUte to toe bonanza on the 08C-7v network e6dh Sunday. Check your local listing for Channel and time, tr,663d , bAb4KY THE VALUE ouy,-,cHtvkao' titucia . . , „ . LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTDiwt Sb 00010 Stfoot 24321 CLIINYONi ONTARto Clinton Kin Win Prize A :Kinsmen from Shelhnrrie,. has been elected to the office , of Deputy Governor .for PiArict One, and will have Charge of co-ordinating the activities for Zone 13 which includes The Kinsmen Club of -Clinton,. A number o inter-club corn, petitions were held ,and Clinton brought home one prize, the public speaking trophy, won by .Brian The local Kinsmen. club .was represented at the _conference; by president Frank Cook, first . Vice Bill Chowen, second .Vice Tom Feeney, bulletin Rditor Andy Peterson and secretary. Brian Keyes, The spring conference provid- es An opportunity for Kinsmen in the area to get together .and exchange ideas, and to be brought up to date on activities. at the district and national, - Thars., March 19442,cliataa CUCUMBER GROWERS WANTED. For licks" Highest Prices Paid Picked up qt .9qtp Graded in ()Olin Contact; • ALBERT KRAMERS Phone 30 R 3 Dublin 94.04-2-.314 D 47 0 Travelling Teacher Presents Talk To Pupils At Bayfield Public School Pupils and teachers at Bay- field public school enjoyed a trip with Miss Shirley Brandon, B.A., recently. It was held in the senior room and Miss Brandon presented it in such an easy manner that even the interest of the smallest child was held to the end. Mrs, Grant Turner projected the coloured slides while the speaker explained tehm, Miss Shirley Brandon left Los Angeles, Calif. ' August 10, 1962, aboard the S.S. Arcadia". The first stop was at Hawaii where the passengers were wel- comed with flower leis and song. Views shower native flout- ers and coral beaches. In Tokyo and Kobe, Japan, the modern stores and Buddha temples were in great contrast, The Giant Bronze Buddha at Kamakura is 44 feet tall, 30 feet wide at base and 710 years old. It is sitting out alone. Hong Kong: thousands of sampans on which the people live were packed into snug har- bours, protected from high winds and waves. The floating population is 136,000 on 25,000 tiny boats. There is an average of five or six persons to a boat with chickens, ducks and some pets. There is a large barge for the school and also one for the clinic. Manilla; Rice paddies; illust- rations of how rice is grown; and water buffalo. Australia: They docked at Sidney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Views included coral reefs; spring flowers and at the same time orange trees in fruit; Aborigines; fir trees; kangar- oos; Koala bears, duck-billed platypus birds, including the amusing kookaburra. Ceylon: Tea plantations in all stages from the lush little green bushes to the processing. Bombay: Here the speaker stressed the old and the new. She was appalled at the poverty in some sections 'where people lived in little !houses resembling rabbit hutches; and then one saw modern glistening build- ings, especially the skyscrapers, built by oil companies; and the buildings on the land reclaim- ed from the sea. It is known 'as the Queen's Necklace from the lights there at night. One view was of a govern- ment laundry—row of concrete tubs in which men stood and beat the clothes with a board— all outdoors; and a snake- charmer. The ship touched at Men where they went ashore and then sailed up the Red Sea. Miss Brandon and her travel- ling companion left the ship at Suez and went overland through the Arabian Desert and Ismalia, They visited the pyramids and sphynx. In Cairo, they were intrigued by the open markets and baz- aars, They joined the S.S. "Arcadia" again at Port Said and crossed the Mediterranean to the British fortress, Gibral- tar, where the apes are num- erous and friendly. They beg for sweets and while the speak- er was about to give one a treat, another got on her shoulder and got the candy first. They are protected so are fearless. There is a legend that as long as there are mon- keys on Gibraltar, the rock will belong to the British. Shirley left the ship here on October 11 and went into Spain. Pictures of a bull fight; Gran- ada, Alhambra, a national mon- ument; gypsy canes and enter- tainers; Barcelona; the "Santa T P LUE IN E-' The Proven Reliable Jones„ acNaught n Brand e Best Varieties • High Gerrninati• n • Reasonably Priced "Vnu may do worse but you CAN'T do better!" That's the kind of situation you are in when you are tempted to buy an unknown brand of seed. So why take a chance? ".Tones, 1ViacNaughton" has been a household word throughout Western Ontario for many years. It stands for reliability, dependability, and highest value for your money . . hi seeds for farm or lawn. Get complete list from your local dealer. Jones, MacNaughton Seeds Exeter Crediton. London 235-0363 234-6363 432-2258 Marie", and a statute of 'Chris- topher Columbus, were project- ed. France: Monaco Castle and the changing of the guards; the Riviera; Mee; Cannes, Italy: The Leaning Tower of Pisa; Venice; Grand Caner. Back to France there were views taken from the Eiffel Tower in Paris; flower mar- kets; art shops along the Seine. And the last picture was in London, England—the chang- ing of the guard at Bucking- ham Palace. (The speaker also visited her travelling companion at her home in Scotland before re- FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm.- Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 669 W 1 KEE CONTRACT at MICKLES HENSALL HALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS: H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED MILL IS Clinton Area Dealer for JONES, MatNA.UONTON SEEDS Dial HU 2,002 Mary st, tlintair el1,144. `AI