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'The regular PrOWnlie nzeetI
was held last week when the'
men berS Woried on their W*,
jeet for their .ggs,Ppr -Geed Turn.
Several,' tests .Were passed and
plans, were . made for a Weiner
roast on SattnNday•
SPriag WOW. Aeast
Last Saturduy the Bayfield
Smarting groups Waded the
beach where all joined in a
weiner mast nnder the Vila'
artee of their leaders,
While the Seouts busied them'
selves pawing wood for a
large fire, with their new Scout
leaders P.,,rey Renner ,and Ray,.
mood Sootchnier, several Brow-
nies and Guides passed their
fire laying tests;
By this time everyone had
gathered around the campfire
for hot dogs, hot chocolate and
pop.
After eating the Guides had
4. sing song followed by the
Brownies singing. The Cubs
then put on a skit about an old
oar.-
The Guides and Scouts were
each given a paper-clip, clothes-
pin, Small, aluminum plate con-
taining • a small piece of bacon,
an ahnond nut and a match.
With these 'articles they were
to cook the bacon. The best
cooks are still unknown!
A short campfire sing-song
by all, climaxed a most enjoy-
able evening,
Guides Beceive Badges
At the regular Guides meet-
ing held at the parish hall, the
following, Guides received bad-
ges; Guide Lynda Pearson,
carnper's badge, first aid badge
and bird watcher badge; Guide
Penny Howlett, Pioneer badge,
homemaker badge; Guide Terry
Mac:Vicar, hostess, badge, first
aid badge,homemaker badge
and laundress badge.
HENSALL
Mass Troyann Bell success-
fully passed her preliminary
skating figures and dances in
St. Thomas, Sunday. She also
took firSt place in tests group
work for 'ages 10 to 11. On Salt-
urd'ay Goderich she passed
her solo in skating and was
advanced to the senior group-
ing, Troyasm is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell.
Mrs. John Henderson, Jack,
Sylvia and Kathie, spent the
weekend with the foraner's dau-
ghter and son-min-law Mr, and
Mrs. Keith Lindsay,, Pamela,
Sheila and Kevin of WilloWdale.
Miss Jean Henderson, who flew
in from Kitkatla, B.C., acoorn-
panied them home to spend her
Easter vacation here.
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A renawnedfarm editor reiorts on a new fertilizer, with
anew twist-.-only one farmer infive can buy it!
Read how these top growers are boosting profits by 25%.
h in fertilizer
BY UOHN sTRoHM
I'd like to tell you of the most exciting fertilizer idea
I've run across in 30 years of farm reporting.
It's an idea that's helping top farmers break_
'through their personal yield barriers to such yields
as 130-bushel corn ... . 5-ton hay 45-bushel soy-
beans . 8000-lb. tobacco,
The idea is Super Qe, a fertilizer so exclusive
you can't even buy it . . .
But I'm getting ahead of my story:
Two years ago a select group of local manufac-
turers were stung into action by a disturbing truth.
The top 'farmers were Moving faster than their
advisers . . demanding that fertilizer companies
improve their seattergun approach to fertility prob.
Iems.
So, these hometown manufacturers pooled their
strength in a giant cooperative effort. They called
in the best scientific brains, and handed them this
"impossible assignment:
Develop the best fertilizer it is humanly possible
to make.
2, Forget about price-per-ton. But be dead sure this
fertilizer will return the farmer more not profit than
any other product on the Market We want to
guarantee it will, not just talk aboutit,
Formulate it for the top farmers in each com-
munity. We'll refusete tell itto anyone but the top!
4. Rifle it to fit a specific area yes, even a sheeific
Moistate
S. Make a different fertiliser for corn, for barley,
tobacco, wheat3 soybeans.
4. 'Use the best form of nutrients for the crop-not
the cheapest or easiest for the manufacturer.
Wow ! Some of those Who were called in derlarecl:
4'Youjnst can't get all those coons UP one tree!'
But other scientists rose to the challenge. They
tested Wit and MOisturc on top farms in each cam-
munity . . pored over the latest research an.
alyzed new manufacturing techniques, new mate-
rials. They picked the brains of ag college special-
lists, interviewed top farmers on their personal goals.
And then they created Super Q:
The Super Q program is a national effort. It has
all, the efficiency and breadth of bigness . . . but
with the pinpoint local accuracy to give the individ-
ual grower higher yields and profits. In ,side-by-
side tests on hundreds or farms with six different
crops, Super Q outyielded the best commercial
fertilizers by as much as 25%,
Successful as they have been -with Super Q, the
scientists d6 not see their job as done. As Dr. Ray
Starostka, chief formulator for Super Q, explained
to me, "Don't memorize the numbers on a Super Q
bag; they'll change the nth-lute we get a new test or
technique-or as local conditions demand,"
, I certainly don't want to give the impression that
Super Q is a cure-all. On the contrary, it will one
be sold to top farmers-the top 20% in yields and
management. They'll make Super QpaY off.
1 surveyed 900 farmers ht ten areas, and it was
really exciting to hear them talk of their goals.
Quite a few told me they were shooting for 200-
bushel corn . ..7-ton hay . 600-bushel potatoes
... Moshe]. soybeans 3500-1b. tobacco ...470-
bushel wheat ...100-bushel barley . 25-ton sugar
beets.., 30-ton silage... 135-bushel oats.
the Super Q Manufacturers are a select group,
jealousof theiircpttation.Among other things,they
must agree to disciplinary action should
they fall below the rigid Standards.
They must pledge to provide soil and
cropandmanagementservicesthatwill
help SuperQfarntersmakemorepro&.
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1600 60.88 68.81 94.11 .146.52 2200 83.71 94.62 129.41 201.46
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A visit from one of the district nurses of the Ontario Seciety;'or Crippled
of a crippled child. The Society nurses will make more than 1S,000 home
Use The Plirk rIvelope and Cheque Form
Children is a very important occasion in the life
visits this year thanks to Easter Seals,
and Send Your Donation
o: D. W. CORNISH,
-90 Albert Street,
Clinton, Ontario.
CLINTON LIONS CLUB EASTER SEAL COMMITTEE
A. L. COLQUHOUN
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thairrnan 'treasurer' President
Health & Welfare Health tt, Welfare Hinton Lions
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AND HELP OUR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
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Clinton Lions
Club Is
Counting
On Your.
Support
For Its
Easter Seals
Fund Drive
The Easter
Seals, Campaign
For Funds
Is One of
The Major
Projects
Of Clinton
Lions Club
* a, *
Every child With a. physical
handicap in this province
must have the eneourage-
merit and the opportunity to
succeed in his search for a
useful and productive life-
and the taster Seal cam-
paign can and does make this
hope possible.
*
The finest program of
:treatment and rehabilitation
for crippled children can be
found right here in Ontario
--and this has nril!, been pos-
sible because the people of
this province have faithfully
supported the taster Seal
campaign conducted in their
communities.
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_Bay6114.;;So:put„.News, • .,Auburn .PresIlteriaO_ChtirthitOlds.
Easter'Thapkbitering;Mani .,quests' OAS .
The Cubs :held their regular
Meeting April 5. nOting WO'
important Akee.ell1P4Shment by
Keene, Who -leas
earte1 his .second
This means Brian 114S
Pleted all his' telt.5 as -reqvired
by Policies, ,rules and regatta,
tiOnS, and when he goes into
Scouts, which will be hi the
near future, he will he able to
wear "The 'Leaping Wolfes'
badge".
To the ChbmaSter''s 1MOW- •
ledge iirian is the first CO in
the Bayfield area 'to meet these
qualification S„ Well done Brian!'
We are informed by the Cub-
master that two new Chums Are
to be invested .on April 19 in
the persons of Robbie Pease
and Peter MoVean, Also .two
Cubs, Danny MeLeOcl and Kel-
vin Meaner; and Cub Instructor
Terry MacVicar are 'down with.
the measles. Get 'well soon. We
Miss your Cub smiles at our
functionS.
VARNA
United Church
Special Service
The re-opening of Varna
United Church was held last
Sunday morning with Rev. M.
Morrison in charge. The choir
under the direction of Mrs,
Robert Stirling rendered a
suitable anthem.
Miss Carol and Don Taylor
sang a 'duet "Theres a Church
in the Wildwood" and, MIS'S' Mil-
dred Morrison sang a solo
"Bless This House". . .
The president of the 'United
Churdh Women, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, thanked' all who helped
with 'the re-decorating. ,
' United Church. Wonien
The, Easter • Thankoffering
Service was held last Sunday
evening in Varna with visitors
from Holmesville, Turner's,
Brucefield, Bayfield and -G0-'
then United Churches.
Mrs. Mervyn Hayter gave the
call to worship and Mrs. Char-
les Reid read the Scripture les-
son.
Mrs. A. J. Mustard introduc-
ed the speaker, Mrs. G. Bee-
croft of Belgrave, who gave an
inspiring address.
The "Pilgrim Singers", Clin-
ton, sung a number of hymns.
Mrs. B. McClinchey thanked
the speaker and the "Singers".
Tea was served in the base-
meat.
Personals
A Good Friday Service will be
held in the United Church on
Friday evening of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig
have taken over the garage
from Melvin and Robert Web-
ster.
The teacher and pupils of SS
7 Stanley enjoyed an afternoon
in a local sugar bush last week.
AVBVAN ' T ^ The BaSter -
ThanWrening ,Pt' the Women's
is,stoPlaq §'eciety Knox.
PTesDYterian Church met la the
Chureih with guests from Gopie
rich) Clinton, Blyth, Westteld
and the other denominations in
the village.
The President, Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson Was in charge and
opened the meeting with the
Pall to worshiP,
devOtional period was in
Charge of the Baptist Pintrell
with Mrs. Belt Doran leader,
Mrs, Frank Raithby read the
Scripture lesson 'arid following
the meditations Mrs. Raithby
read 'tire prayer prepared by
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, A solo,
Was sting by Mrs. Gordon
Chimney,
The guest :speaker, Miss Lily
MacArthur, Goclericb, was' in-
troduced by Mrs. Wes Brad,
neck. Miss MacArthur gave, an
inspiring Faster anesSage en-
titled, "Inasmuch". She urged
her large congregation to live
a life for Christ and to have
compasSion on the 'hundreds
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Who are dying iwo.msp, .Of
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Sage.,
Mrs. Gordon A. T-4.ylpr Sang' a
solo.,
An invitation to. attend the.
'aster Thankeffering of Knox
united Church, WW on April
was accepted. Mrs. San ,
Orson thanked n11e spealcer and
ail who had assisted in the
Meeting, •
Following the service, a reg'
optkm was ,had in the Sunday :woo: room where guests were
received by .Mrs- Ed Davies„.
The tea table was attractively.
decorated with yellow 'mums.
Afternoon. tea Was, served to
the Vests by the ladies of the
Knox Presbyterian Church La-
dies Aid., . Thanks: for the invi-
tation were expressed by Mrs.
Lloyd Humphreys for St.
MarWs Anglican Guild, Mrs.
Bert'Craig for' the Knox United •
UQW; Mrs. „Robert X, Phillips
for;the Auburn. Baptist Church;
Mrs. • Walter Shortreed for the
Blyth WMS; Mrs. Williaan
Blacker for Clinton WMS; and
Mrs. Charles • Smith for the
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