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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-04-06, Page 13i0C WAVAIO, ;W)NVIize:;)' MNANY6M C ON OYNOEU ‘59 'PURCHASE OEF SAVE PFIZER XA OIL CONCENTRATE This coupon valid until October 1, 1972 and will be redeemed from the dealer by Pfizer Company Ltd. for 500 plus 100 handling, It this coupon is used against the purchase of one 5 gal, pail of Pfizer XA Oil Concentrate. Not valid against any other product and any other appli- cation of this coupon constitutes fraud, This coupon is null and void where prohibited by Federal, Provincial or local law regulations, NOTE TO DEALER: Insert name and address of Purchaser of 5 gal, pall of Pfizer XA Oil Concentrate, NAME ADDRESS /--,\Name of Dealer f SGMCSMSSMSCRaMMAN• YOUR BEST CHOICE FOR AN AATREX® ADDITIVE Olt CONCENTRATE NOW CAN BE USED ON CORN AFTER THE 0" STAGE INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 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Your Dunlop Tire Specialist is specially trained to advise you on the right tires for your car, and your kind Of driving. His help is yours for the asking. Drop in today and get the straight facts! SHORT OF CASH? JUST USE YOUR CHARGER. ALGOMA TIRE LTD. CHARGEX 242 Main St. N. Exeter, Ont. 236.0110 Also visit Westminster ,Coliege Times.Mivocete A • ril 6 197 Hibbert young people bowl kly MRS. KEN tVlaKELLAR CROMASTY Hibbert Young People enjoyed a night of bowling at the Mitchell Lanes Friday evening followed by lunch at the Staffa Family Life Centre. Sunday evening they travelled by bus to the African Centre at Westminster College in London. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson spent a few days at the home of her son, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jefferson, Fullar to n, Mr. Sr Mrs. William Ramsey of Kitchener were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ramsey. Mrs. Esther Moore is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Clair Wilson of Detroit spent Easter weekend with Mr. & Mrs. T. L, Scott. Cattle diseases Evening. Auxiliary The study of the new generation in Africa was con- tinued when the Marian Ritchie evening auxiliary met at the home of Mrs, Eldon Allen for the March meeting. Mrs. Allen presided and opened the meeting with a reading. Mrs. Carter Kerslake read the Easter story from Good News for Modern Man, and Mrs, Gordon Scott gave the topic, `Easter Tells us that Death is Never God's Last Word,' Mrs, Lorne Elliott, Mrs. Beverly Taylor, and Mrs, Allen presented the study book on the Impact of Change in Africa. Mrs. Marilyn Laing played a medley of songs and ac- companied the hymns, Don Chessell, Stratford, with a friend from Milverton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Robert Laing. Easter weekend visitors with Mr, & Mrs, Otto Walker were Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie, Linda and Jo. Anne of Dorchester; Mrs. Jack McGhee, Jackie, Judy and Roy of London; Robert Bob, Sandra, David, Debbie of Winthrop. David Marquardt ofExeter spent the holiday week with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr. & Mrs. Ivor 3odenhara of Hensel]; Mrs, James Passrnore, Robert and Brian of Ottawa; Mrs, Gordon Marquardt, Janet and Joanne of Exeter. A large congregation attended the Easter Sunday service at Cromarty church. Many visitors were present. The junior choir led in the service. Regier, The players are, back, left, Francis Kelders, John Van Kerrebroek, Brian Regier, Bradley Breen, Ray VIerrunix and Bill Vandenbygaart. Front, Dan Morrissey, Donald Ross, Andy Nedza, John Nedza, Richard McCann and Doug Medd. T-A photo 14 JUNIOR "8" WINNERS Mount Carmel separate school won the Junior "B" championship at the recent Knights of Columbus hockey tournament held in Seaforth. At the left, Deputy Grand Knight James Devereaux presents the trophy to Mount Carmel coach Bill DUNLOP GENUINE • dial Sa By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Eber Lewis of Goderich Hospital spent the weekend with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Barbara Preszcator spent a couple of days with Joan Klemke of R,R, 2 Centralia. Mr. & Mrs, Wilfred Preszcator of Waterloo spent Saturday with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Wm, Preszcator of R,R, 2 Crediton returned home after being a patient in South Huron Hospital. Michael Clark of London spent a few days with his cousin Chris Dye, 0. G. Tr temner of Strathroy and his daughter, Mrs. Virginia Taylor of Thunder Bay spent Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Wein. — Continued from Page 12 of carbohydrates, one of the outstanding manifestations of thiamine deficiency is a central nervous system disorder— polio. Most diets have sufficient thiamine to supply the needs of cattle, he continued, but it is now known that certain thiamine- destroying enzymes thiaminase, can find their way into cattle feeds and cause a deficiency, "The source of the thiamenase in cattle could be due to certain fungi and moulds and it has been suggested that these may live in the rumen and continue to produce thiaminase, thereby destroying dietary thiamine as it is consumed." He said the disease occurs in animals of all ages but cows and yearlings are most commonly hit. The disease is characterized by sudden onset of blindness. The animal may stand with head held high, usually separated from the others. In 12 to 24 hours the animals • goes down and the head is noticeably stretched, 2 NEW SPRAY ADDITIVES 0 for use with AAtrev 1/3 Off any Radial Tire in the store. Special Shipment while stocks last! • • Mr. & Mrs, John Scott and Mr. & Mrs. l'iarry Norris of Mitchell arrived home Sunday having spent the holiday Week in Florida, Brenda Wurdell, Brodhagen was a weekend guest with Marilyn Laing, Mr. & Mrs, Robet Gardiner, Ronald, Brenda and. Robbie, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Steven and Lisa were Easter Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bearss, RR, St. Marys. Easter visitors at Dashwood By MRS. IRVIN RADER Mr. & Mrs, Elmer Rader and family, Stratford, with Mrs. Hilda Haugh and Mr, & Mrs, Ray Van Dorsselaer and Susan. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howe, Mary Jo and Shelley, London with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton, with Milt Haugh, Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, London with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Mr. & Mrs. George Wolfe and Claudine, Scarboro, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Wolfe and Lyn, Roxboro, Quebec and Barry Wolfe, London with Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Mr. & Mrs. Eric Wolfe and Tracy, Tom Wolfe and friend, London, with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Norma Kraft, London, with Mrs. E. G. Kraft. Mrs. Vyrne Wiedo is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Pork producers — Continued from Page 12 there is a surplus in Canada. The board was asked to push for adjustments by Bruce and York county producers, although one director suggested there "wasn't a hope in hell" for success when member nations of the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade were making an effort to reduce tariffs. A Middlesex County resolution which would have ruled on the eligibility of committeemen was lost. The resolution stated that in order to be eligible for election a committeeman should be a producer who had marketed a minimum of 100 hogs and maintained a herd of 25 or more sows in the previous year. Carl Clayton of Napanee pointed out that eligibility ',i-equirements could be changed in the future and that there was the danger that the market board someday be operated exclusively by larger producers, Another resolution asked that seed manufacturers be obliged to label the percentage and source of protein and other trace elements used in seed con- centrates. One delegate ex- plained that protein derived from feathers is less desirable in seed and is widely substituted for protein from other sources. Delegates turned down a resolution from Elgin County which asked the federal government to discontinue freight subsidy on western feed grain brought into Ontario. Another resolution which was defeated would have given pork producers membership in the Ontario Federation of Agriculture and consideration for the annual grant which the OPPMB makes to the OFA. 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