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Stops Grain
Insects For A
Whole l Year
Spray 'gins With
HOWARD
RIN, q
TREAT
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Treat New Grain With
•HOWARD
GRAIN GUARD
POWDER
Ririe$ easily with new grain
as it is binned—protects it
.from, ,grain insects for a
whole year without affect-
ing milling, feed or seed
value.
It costs about 20 a bushel
to. use BIN TREAT and
GRAIN GUARD—less than
it does to fumigate.
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Down To Earth
Continued from :age S
chided: We were a net importing' . T,T..�...
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country, for beef last year. With-
out enough. beet to supply our
domestic market, * why should
we .advertise the product raised
in, some other counts'' Bateman
answered that although last year
Canada WAS a net importing
country, undoubtedly production
of beef would increase, to meet
and more than meet the increase
in population. Besides, he said
the money raised 'would be used
for other things, as well as for
advertising.
Another 'question: How can we
get our price up when the Lr.S.
is ready to flood our market
with .cheap beef whenever they
feel like' it? Bateman could see
no way of raising prices here
when there is cheap beef in the
USA.
Question: Isn't it up to the
packers to advertise? Answer:
The packers advertise their
brand navies, but cannot adver-
tise raw meats and hope to reap
the benefit — their
f t "
competitors, who perhaps do not
advertise, would .profit by their
expense.
Question; Could the CHIP not
do something towards getting
better co-operration between the
railroads and the producers?
We're getting no co-operation
frons the CNR, and the stock-
yards are being locked against
us. They say they are locking
them against the truckers, but
isn't it against the farmers?
Bateman: the railways .don't
seem to co-operate as they
should. We've been working with
them, and leave gotten some
promises, and some of our sug-
gestions to improve shipping ,
have been accepted.
Two members of the audience
stated that they felt it was up
to the producers to advertise their
own product. One quoted the
experience of the dairy farmers,
and their increased consumption
of milk and milk products as the
result of their promotion project
with June Set -Aside money,
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Report gain Grand .Bend
Et! Mitt, E. KSOWN
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Parkin, W.I. Entorteins Rev, and: Mrs. A,E. Holley
son atilt' family spent Sunday eve- On Thursday 'afternoon the who were home fe ^the F.lear-
ning with Mr, and Mrs. Wrlfr,4d local Women's 'Institute enter- Finan wedding OA ,Friday eve-
- Garett of Granton_. tamped about 6Q members of Ill• Hing Ica .8gat.>; Monday for .a
Mrs jack Thomson imville and liurondale Institutes fewsnore days vacation.. Rev.
at their, regular u ontlil y meet. Holley wilt resume duties .and
ing. Two items were contributed have charge of tha services in
by each, Institute for :the pro- the United Church next Sunday.
gram rvliieb included a sing. It is expected the services will
song. The memmbers were wel. be held in the open :air if the
coined by the president, ltlrs.'weather permits,
Emery Desjardine, Constable and Mrs. E, 11ic-
and family spent Sunday eve-
ning with Alts bilvada Hopkins
of Mitebellr
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Thomson
spent the weekend at Oshawa.
St, Lawrence River, Bull and
Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper,
Ruth, Clare, Veryl and Jeanette
and Miss Beth Facey spent tire'
weekend with 11Ir. and Mrs.
George Channel of Bloomfield,
Ruth and Beth remaining for
the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jones anct
family attended the Dawson re-
union on Saturday at Gibbon's
Park, London. •
Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Young of
St. Marys spent Saturday eve-
ning with Mrs. Jas Mosses.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Irvine, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Knox spent
Sunday at Fa w Lake.
Mrs. Chas. Kelly, Peer. Jim-
mie and Paul, Mrs. Chas. Kelly
Sr. of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Mossey, Peter, Jimmy and Paul
remaining for a week or so.
Mrs. Theodore Stephens of
Anderson, Mrs. W. Kernjek of
St. Marys spent Wednesday eve-
ning with Mrs. Jas. ,Moi;sCy.
The Story In
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
S.S. Anniversary
The Elimville Sunday. School
anniversary service was held on
Sunday with .Rev. W. F. Krotz
of • the Dashwood Evangelical,
United Brethren Church as guest
minister. Baskets of white and
pink peonies. adorned the front.
The children's choir sang two
numbers under the leadership of
Ronald Elford and MiSs Frances
Johns at the piano.
,Visitors in the community
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym of
Exeter, Mr. J. W. Manning of
Clinton, with' Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Pym
Mr. and Mrs: Luther Rowcliffe
of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Hern of Zion, Miss Gerta Hun-
ter of London,with Mr. and Mrs,
Everett Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle
of- Thames Road, Mr, and, Mrs,.
Beverley Skinner and Noel of
Exeter with Mr, and Mrs.Frank-
lin Skinner. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ?yin and.
John of Thames Road, Miss
Marilyn Tuckey of Exeter with
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett
of Thames Road with Mr. John
Kellett.
Mr. and Mrs, John Delbridge
of Exeeter with. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Routly-
Mr.
outlyMr. and MrS, Jack Robinson,
Steven, David, and, Dianne' of
Kirkton With Mr, and. Mrs.' Chas.
Stephen,
Mr. and •Mrs. Chester Dunn,
Mr and Mrs. Joe .Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. John Willis of Exeter and
Miss Flossie Davey of Central-
ia with Mr, and Mrs. John Rid-
ley. ,
Mr.• and Mrs. Norman Jaques,
Shirley and Harry of Zion, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Skinner and fam-
ily, Mr, and -Mrs. Alvin Cooper
and Floyd, Mr: and Mrs, Harold
Bell and Carol Ann, Mr, and
Mrs: Donald Parsons and Susan
of Hensall .with: Mrs. PhilipMurch,: - -
Eby Band Entertained
The Elimville W.M.S. and W.A.
Held. their June meeting at the
borne of Mrs. Lewis Johns where
they entertained the members
of the Baby Band. Mrs. Deliver
Skinner. had charge of the pro-
gram,'
During the program Mrs.
Franklin Skinner read an ad-
dress and. Mrs. Wm. Routly
presented . Mrs. W.. J. Moores
with a • set of bed sheets and
Miss Marilyn Moores with a cup
and saucer on behalf of the
W.M.S, and W.A. Both Mrs.
Moores and. Marilyn thanked
everyone in a pleasing way
Personal Items
• Mr. Stanley Johns of the
fi.C,N. spent a few days visiting
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,.
Kenneth Johns He will be sta-
tioned at Shearwater, N.S. after
his furlough.
1MIr. Elgin Skinner of New
Toronto visited over the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Skinner:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whet-
stone and Merrill Anne of Lon-
don visited on Sunday evening
with. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bell.
• 'Mr,' and Mrs. Delmer Skin-
ner,' Edward and Frances, Mr.
and, Mrs. Melville Skinner visit-
ed en Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred rPord of Eden. •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Long of
Atwood visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Johns.
Mrs. Maynard 11fargison and
Glen, MrS. Ed. Johne 'visited on
Saturday with Mr. and 'Mrs,
Delmer Skinner,
Mrs. John Batten and infant
son returned home on Saturday
frons South Huron Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs.. Howard. Cun•
ninn
g tl t and /and spent the
weekend with Mt. and Mrs, Lloyd
Vogan of Molesworth.
The; Elilwtville church service
will; he held Sunday at the usual
hour 10 a.in. with Rev; W, .1.
Moores for his last service, A.
Speeiat conimueion and the rites
of baptism„ will take place at
this service It.ev. Hugh Wilsonr
the new pastor for this charge,
will teinmence duties the fol-
lowing Sunday,
The Btirnvilte Mission Band
will hold its June meeting en
Saturday, day!June ne 4 at t
(re
of Miss Joanne Miners, IiOriie.
Decoration Service Fadgen and daughtersspent a
The annual decoration service a.tives in Royal Oak, Mich,.
few days last Week visiting rel -
was ]field at .Grand Bend cense- Mrs, F. Baldwin of Goodwood
Ont., and Mrs, A. McMurray o
Toronto visited for .a few days
with their sister, Mrs. B. Keown
and Mr. Keown, Edwin and Don-
ald^ Fieghen .and Bruce Draper
J. 7.'ruscott .also sang a duet. aunt Torontooverthe visitedweekend, with their
Mr Ebner Bell, Q.C. of Exeter
was guest speaker, and spoke
on the spirit .of the pioneers of
the community compared with
the spirit of the community to-
day. Rev. A. E. Holley was
chairman for the service. Mr.
Murray Desjardine read the cem-
etery report.
Personal Items
Mrs. Mary LU is confined to
lier bed at .the home of her sen,
Mr. Eddie Gill, with illness,
Mr. and Mrs, T. M. Dodds of
Palmetta, Florida, are visiting
friends and relatives in the coin-
munity before taking tip res'.
deuce in their summer hone on
the Maitland River for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duggan,
Janis and John, have just ar-
rived from England and are
taking up residence in town, Mr,
Duggan has accepted a position
with Mr. Wm. Finch'. Mrs, Dug-
gan is a sister. of Mrs. Stanley
Gill.
Mr. and Mrs.. -Wm.. Rendle
spent a few days in London and
Windsor last week, visiting with
relatives, and called on Rev.
and Mrs, Houghton and daugh-
ters. Rev. Houghton was the
former rector of St. Johns -by-.
the -Lake. Mrs. Elsie Yealland
of London returned home with
them and is spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs, Beadle. •
Mrs, Ellen Desjardine • has
been laid up for the past few
weeks with a sore foot.
The W.A. of the United Church
are holding a home -baking sale
on the church 'lawn on Saturday
afternoon, July 6.
Mr, Delbert Mason and Mr,
and Mrs, Billie Baird of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Baird.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Flear, and to' attend
the Flear-Finan wedding on Fri-
day evening, were Mr. Flear's
mother, Mrs. W. Flear, and sis-
ters, Mrs. J. Hewitt and Mrs.
Geo. Buckingham, his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
D. Flear, all of Toronto, his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Flear of Hamilton, their son,
Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Flear and
family of London, and friends,
Mr. and MrS. J. Charzin of De-
troit. •
.Attending the Luther picnic'at
Sarnia on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mit. Lorne Luther, Mr. and Mrs.
Mansford Luther, Ivan, Larry
and Lynda.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Desjar-
dine, Michael and Diane, Mrs,
Thos. Desjardine and Darlene,
Miss Inez Desjardine and Mr.
Geo. Winegarden spent Sunday
with Mrs. Thos.•Desjardine's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson
of Windsor. Mrs. Desjardine is
remaining with her parents for
a few days.
Mrs. Roy Flear and Mrs. Don-
ald, Flear entertained at a re-
ception on Thursday evening for
bridal party for:the"Flear- Finan
Wedding, following the rehears-
al.
Mr. Allen Miller, whos suffer-
eit a heart attack, is improving
slightly, but has to be kept very
quiet for the summer.
Mr: and Mrs. A. DeVries and
Kathy of Kitchener, Mrs. F.
Wiseman, Miss Shirley and Mr.
Harry Wiseman and Miss Aline
Durnford of London called on
Mr. and Mrs -4E. Keown.
tery an Sunday aiternooti The
Dashwood band played for' the
hymns, and. gave some fine se-
lections. Mrs. C. Kennedy and
Mrs. Ross Love sang a duet,.
and Dr. H. .Godsell and Mr, s
The eggs of the water flea
will batch 10 years ' after they
are Iaid.:
phone 102.
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fitstitute an Thursday afternoon';
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Mr, and Mrs. Coward of
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Monday with Mr., Mid Mrs, Chat.
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Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cliffe and
daughter; Marle.ne. a:nd. Mr. Ed.
Harris,all of Leaden spent Sun.
day with Mr ;and Mrs. Win,
'Mots,.
The Crediton East neighbors
gathered at :the hone- of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Brock and presented
them with a 'trilite lamp before
moving to. Preston where Mr"
Brock -has been employed 'for.
seine time.
Mrs. R. Mots .:nd- Ronald at-
tended a farewell party in River..
view Park. Exeter; on Sunday
afternoon for Ar, and Mrs. E.
S. Steiner,
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