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THIS SPRING USE
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* Reduced Moisture Content
* Uniformly Blended
Less Dust
* Semi -Granular Texture
* Free Running
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tarts a Pictou.
.Air. and Mrs. Harold Knapton
of Thorndale silent Friday with
Mr. .and. Ars. B01 Fenton.
• Air. and Airs. Elmo Morgan
of Sarnia spent the weekend.
with Air, and Airs, Fred Fen.
quests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Fenton on Saturday evening •
were Mr. and Airs. Cecil Eli
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wood, Air. and Airs. Fred Fen-
ton and Air. and. Airs. Howard
Fenton and family, -
r. Dean White attended the
Good Roads eonventioli in To.
ronto this past week.
Air.' and Mrs. John Morgan of
Guelph spent the weekend at
their .farm home.
Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd and
Carolyn of London spent Sunday
with their parents.
S.i..tu.rdy: eed raw
, 1 An ilsborne farmer, Ea Miller! ?..,. .
11t.lt. s laaeter, v4•ill be .one ,ef }
InS Silver Tray tt emllicrs Of the a Tel Surprise
p i which Couple
1At London it
Howard fiodaselr of�MeGi;Iti-1
vray township was the :winner of
a silver tray as a special award
for a new exhlbltor •with tl)e
highest number of prizes at the
Middlesex County ,Seed. Fair in
London last week.
His turnips won second prize
ill all classes at the fair.
Mr. Hodgson also Wan a bushel
of apples in a draw for a door
prize on Friday afternoon.
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will discuss farm plamlin at
Iiuiall Caiaraty seed fair oil Sat-
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1,141x. Miller airs) five other panel-
i3ts will tear apart a lose .tan
i farm to suggest practical im-
i provements to unrrease Rs profit
!poTtentialliepanovel er is oacpa six-yeaearted periodto.be.
One of the most comprelheiisive,
attempts at farm improvement
ever presented in the county, ft
has been months in preparatipn
and will feature extensive .maps
and diagrams.
Other nanelists include Boyd
Taylor. R.R. 3 Walton, whose
farm is under land use survey;
,Stan ` Yungblut, Goderich, and
Bill Newton, Sarnia, two VLA
administrators: Professor Tam
Lane, OAC Soils department; Dr,
Harvey Caldwell, OAC coon•
mica department, and J. G. B,
McDougall, Blyth bank manager,
The panel will feature the Sat-
urday afternoon program of the
fair and precede tip auction sale
of bushel lots of prize-winning
seed.
Other highlights of the pro.
gram include exhibits by high
school agricultural departments
and displays.
Over 100 entries have been
sent in to compete for the $700
in cash prizes and awards
offered by Huron Soil and Crop
Improvement Association, spon-
sors of the fair.
Defending ehannion is Robert
P. Allan. Bruc'fielri, who is arco
nresic't'nt of Huron SCCA. He
von the moat number of points
at last year's fair..
Pians Hat Show
Presbyterian CC
Plans for the spring hat show
to he held in the basement of
('aven Presbyterian church next
!Wednesday afternoon were dis-
cussed at the March meeting of
leaven Congregational Circle
l held at the home of Mrs. Mi-
lton Laing on Tuesday evening.
Spring haps supplied by 11Iav
j
.span's will be modelled as
well as clothes from local Mores
!.especially clothing for children
I from two nears to the teenager.'
i Mrs. Art Whilsmith will be the
commentator.• Jewellery for the
1 modpis will be supplied by Jack
Smith.
A table of home baking will
also be sold and tea served,
• A 'program of Irish songs.1
readings and games was giyen,I
in ke'ning with St. Patrick's
I Day. Danny Laing contributed
a niano solo.
Mrs. C. 'Erman presided for • vv
the meeting and assisted the
hostess at the luneh hour, also
Mrs. Andrew Johnston.
OK New Fees
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through the marketing points o
Ontario hog producers were mad
at the two-day annual meeting
Charles W. McInnis, presiden
of the association, and Eldred
Aiken, chairman of the market
ing board, reported that about 80
per cent of Ontario hog produc
tion is now moving through mar•
keting points and the other 20 per
cent would very likely be direct-
ed through these points by the
end of 1958.
General -Manager Jake Kohler
and Secretary James Boynton
placed heavy emphasis on need
for continuing information to pro-
ducers now that a large percent-
age of Ontario hogs are moving
rthrough marketing points.
A feature of the two-day ses-
sion was a panel discussion deal-
ing with vertical integration.
Members of the panel discussed
the trend towards contract farm-
ing and pointed up the many dan-
gers which faced producers in
this type of farming.
The meeting called. for research
in the :Field of transportation and
the matter of establishing mar-
keting points at economic loca-
tions. Delegates at the meeting
were urged to consider the possi-
bility of establishing co-operative
marketing points which are
owned and controlled by farmers
themselves. The Burfordtuarket-
ing point was cited as an ex-
ample of this form of co-opera-
tive effort,
Among the delegates attending
frons Huron county were Ed-
mond Hendrick, Stephen; harry
Herm. 'Osborne; Ross Love, Hay;
Bill Coleman, Stanley; and Wil-
fred Coleman, Tuckersmith,
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Beat with rotary beater until
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stantiy until mixture thickens
slightly and will coat a spoon.
Remove from heat. Add vanil-
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My neighbour says to forget
about the calories, so here is a
recipe for pineapple trifle
squares .given to our readers by
Mrs. William Finch, Grand Bend.
Pineapple Trifle Squares
Mrs, Win. Finch
1 cup drained, crushed
pineapple
cup drained juice
8 marshmallows cut fine
1 cup chopped dates
A cup whipping cream
18 graham wafers
cub butter
C o m b s n. a pineapple, juice,
marshmallows. and dates. Whip
(:ream until it holds its shape,
fold into pineapple mixture.
Mix •crumbs with butter; press
one-half into pan, add mixture,
top with the rest of the crumbs,
Put in refrigerator to chill for
several hours before using.
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(L•rbshott, Wraith) 6:40
2—Palmerston, Noonan
(Dunn) 19: 55
Penalties -- Gebhardt (board-
ing) S:27; Dunn (elbowing)
11:27; Elson (charging) 16:20.
&^gond Period
6—Lucan, -Wraith
(Storey, trbahott) 6:09
4—Paimeilaton, Finlayson
(Kirin) 12:19
9—Palmerston, :tioenan 17:24
6 --Palmerston, HOP
(Klynt, 1+in)ajSon) _ 19:445
Penalties )wraith (high -
sticking) 2:41; Gebhardt (ih-
terfereiice) 2:41; parker (ln-
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Third Period
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S—Palmer9ton, Duni
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9 --Palmerston, 14.)yni
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10 --Palmerston, Flnlayson
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-On ,Anniversary)lir. and Airs. Roy Webber,
Alain St. were :surprised on Fri-
day evening wilco the family,
,friends and relatives gathered
to celebrate with them their
thirty fifth wedding anniversary.
The evening *as spent ill
playing cards and lunch includ•.
Ing an anniversary .cake w.as
• served by the visitors,
The couple received silver-
ware, tools for "Dad" flowers,
cards and ether gifts.
On Sunday the family of Air.
and Mrs. Webber were enter.
tained to dinner at the hone.
They include Mr. and. Mrs. Ralph
Carter (Marion), Linda, Janet
and Brenda; Mr. and M. RossGraham (netts/ and Trudy all
of London and Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
•chie 'Webber, R.R, 1 Exeter.
Family pictures were taken.
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Air. and Mrs. J'o'ur Seoffie!c?
and daughter of Parkhill, awl
Mr. Lin Amos spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coideridge
of London visited with Mr. arid
Mrs. Bill Fenton on Saturday,
Rev. R. H. and Mrs. Anion
of Ailsa Craig spent Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Rowe.
Mrs. Whittard of Brussels re-
turned to her home on Thurv-
day after spending the past week
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