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HILTS FOOD MARKET
Phone 887-9339 •
We Deliver,
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If you're going to feed corn
silage, start thinking about
Urasu
Urasil Is the new, Safer,liquid )4.0,N. silage
supplement that's really catching on with Coat-
conscious Beef and Dairymen,
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Urasll is easy'to apply:. there are ndfoUl smelling
ammonia fumes, It cuts feeding Coats by bOOsting
protein at a reMarkablyCost per ton. Feed
conversion can be improved to give a better rate
of gain and limit gives yoUr ant-6616'a palatable
Sweet smelling silage. .
BOB GREGSON U566 it and here's
What he says: •
"WO ii6tially feed around 560-40e head; so a IOW,
cos. sourte of protein is a MUM. Dry prea didn't
apPear to be the answer, because it's tot riSky and
hard to Mt*. Handling-tab factortoo.We found the
liquid'Urasii'"easy tOapply.and it wasn't smellyp
The"animals are shOWing real nice results With
absolutely riff rejectiOn: INIth SOyabean Meat up 'so
high; 'Waal!' ansWera our riedd frit a Safe,.
ecOribrnitatioUite Of
Mr.Robert (Bob) GreaSon R.13,1,Straffordville, Ont. '
Think about it and ask' for this
informative booklet at your lodal
CIL DEALER.
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CALL.
Phone ..8117i.6016
Agrornart
When you're ready to NI. „
Urasil*
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ing a Hereford calf in 1973.
The winner would be asked to
give out ribbons at their show
and sale and at a fair or two
throughout the County.
The winner would also com-
pete with winners from four other
zones for the title of Hergford
Queen.
Last year's Hereford Belle,
Karen Tyndall of Clinton, went
on to become the Provincial •
Hereford Queen for 1973..
Girls interested in applying
are asked to contact Mrs. D.'
Louise Fisher, secretary Of the
Western Ontario Hereford Zone,
Maxwell, Ontario.
The "Queen of the Furroln
competition will be held in con-.
Junction with the }Won County.
Plowing Match September 15
the farm of Howard Datarso : R. •
R. 1, Dashwood.
Nominees , for this com-
petition must be 16 years of ate
and nor. have reached her' 25th
birthday by November 1. of 1973.
Girls may be married or
single and must reside on a farm",
in Huron. No entry fee will be
required by entrants must place
their entry and other informatiOn
with, the Plowmans' Associa-
' tion,
All contestants must make a
strike out and plow two rounds
on their land. If a contestantwill
require a 'tractor and plow they
are asked to notify the committ6e.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Mr., and. Mrs. ,Jas. Scott,
of. Blyth, Mr. and mrs. Alvin
Stimore of Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Reid spent a couple
of days touring the Georgian
Bay District.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan
and family,-Sa.rnia, spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid. ' 7
Mr. and Mrs. Legnard
Chapman of London have pur-.
chased the home of Mrs. Ethel
Hackwell, we welcome. then1 to
our community, . .
Murray McCall is visiting
'his brother Jack McCall,
Montague, Pri nc.e Edward Island,.
gr. Wm. Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewarrilumphries and Kinn
attended the Diamond Jubilee
Celebration .in DinsmOre, Sas-
katchewan on Civic Holiday
weekend. Stewart returned Mon-
day evening but ,Mr.. Bennett,
Mary and Kim remained for an
extra week, returning' August
13.
Mr. Bennett had homesteaded
near Dinsmore in 1906 and re-
mained there until .1944 when he
and his family moved to Walton.
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Catherine Ann O'Neil,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Denfield, became the
bride of Nicolaas John Terpstra,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nic Terps-
tra, Brussels, in St. Patrick's
church, Luca.n, on Saturday, July
14, 1973. Father J. McGraw
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, were a princess
styled gown of white crere with
lace overlay. Her shoulder length
illusion veil was highlighted by
the headpiece her mother wore
at her wedding. She carried
a small; while bible crested with
white carnations and pink sweat-
heart roses.
The bride was attended by
her sisters, Donna, as maid of
honor, Janice as Junior brides-
maid and two of the groom's
sisters, Joanne and Helen. They
wore gowns of powder blue crepe
with flowered flocked nylon
overlay and carried bougnets'of
white and pink carnations.
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Herman Terpstra, the
groom's brother acted as 'best
man while Doug and Dennis O'Neil
and Joe Terpstra ushered the
guests. Fred O'Neil was the
ring-bearer.
"The TWelfth of Never" and
"The Wedding Prayer were
sung by Clark Loft with Bill
Quartel accompanying on the
organ.
The 'bride's mother received
guests wearing a pink ensemble
with white accessories and a
corsage of pink and white carna-
tions. The groom's mother wore
a mauve floral dress with white
accessories and a ,corsage of
white carnations. .
The' reception was held at the
Ilderton Community Hall and was
followed by a dance with music
provided by "The Bluebirds"
from Sarnia.
For their trip to Northern
Ontario, the .bride wore a peach
colored hot pants with knittell
shawl and a corsage of yhite
carnations.
The couple have taken up resi-
dence on a farm at. R.R. #3,
Brussels.
White bean
leaves may
turn bronze.
- Hot, humid weather -the past
week has favoured the appear-,
ante of Ozone bronzing on white
bean leaves. Affected leaves
turn rusty-yellow in colour and
if severely damaged, begin to
fall off.
This leaf loss can cause con-
siderable loss in yield, especially
on crops that are Just beginning
to pod.
' Unfortunately, the Condition
is due to weather conditions and
little can be done to control it.
Bean Day
coming up
Ontario bean meeting will be
held Thtirsday, August 30th, 1973
at Jack Peck's farm,1 1/4
miles west of. Kippen starting
at 9:00
Growers are invited to attend
and see the lated developments
in variety, herbicides and fer-
tilizing.
During August 14th, 15th and
16th, several local 4-H members,
fifteen and sixteen years of age,
participated in the Regional 4-H
Conference held at the University
of Waterloo. Attending from
Brussels and Seaforth were:
Frances Rehorst, R.R.#5,
Clinton - Seaforth Calf Club;
Anne McKay, R.R.#2, Brussels-
Brussels Calf Club; Rick.
McCann, R.R.#1, 'Fordwich -
North Huron Corn Club; Sylvia
Stewart, R.R.#1, Hensall- Exeter
Call Club;Joe Veenstra,
Clinton - Seaforth Calf Club;
Barb Miller, R.R.#3, Exeter -
Exeter Calf Club; Joanne Gib-
son, R.R.#2, Seaforth - North
Huron Trailblazers; Elizabeth
Pryce, R.H.#1, Seaforth - Sea-
forth Calf Club; Julie Fairies,
R.R.#1, Gorrie - North Huron
Snowmobile Club; Dorothy Haas-
noot, R.R.#1, :Gerrie - Howick
& Turnberry Bumpity Bumps;
Dorothy Bonesehansker,
Ethel - Brussels Calf Club;
Joanne VanDrunen, R.R.#5, Sea-
forth - Seaforth Calf ClubMayne
Caldwell, R.R.# 3, Blyth - Blyth
Rlabit Club; Margaret Franken,
R.R.#2, Auburn - Blyth Dairy
ted to wear either a dress, or
skirt and top; to the interview,
luncheon, and speeches. Slacks'
may be worn for plowing.
Contestaiita Will be expected
on the site by 10:30 a.m. to be
interviewed by the judges before
the lunchon planned, for them.
Competitiors will be judged
out of 100 pointa on the inter-
vieW, 150 points fora three to
five minute talk on '"What do you.
News Or
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CREAM CORN
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Sherriffs — 7 1/2 -oz.
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Girls of an agricultural back-
ground in Huron County are being
invited to take part in three
"Queen""contests by various
farm organizations.
The Huron County Pork
Producers have decided to
sponsor a Pork Hostess compe—
tition at this year's Pork bar-
becue on August 14.
Those eligible are girls. from
18 to 25 years of age possessing
some interest and knowledge of
the pork industry and pork pro-
ducts. ,
They will be judged as
follows. Ten points are given
for the favorite family pork dish
recipe the girls must produce.
At the county level a contestant
gets the 10 points for bringing
her recipe; at the finalist level
marks will be on points out to
10.
An interview, counted on a
base of 20 points, is held with
each girl on an informal level
to decide her ability to talk con-
structively about pork and its
presentation in the store and/or.
on the table.
Another possible 20 points,go
for appearance, a possible 30
points for poise and delivery,
including voice, and another.30 on
the content of the presentation.
This presentation would be in
the form of a 60 second com-
mercial to sell pork to a day-
time homemaker audience or a
speech under two minutes in
Club; Richard De Boer R,It.#1,-
13luevale - Howick Dairy Cl*
Lynn Flowers, R.R.#4, Clinton
North Huron Trailblazers; Panl
Klopp, R.R.#3, Zurich -
Calf Club; JohnHamilton,R.R.04
Staffa - Huron County She,.
Club; Brenda Thornton, R.R.04
Gorrie - ,North Huron Snow**.
bile Club; Bob McTavish, wt. shievale - North 'Huron Snow. .
mobile Club; Rose 'Marie FlYnni
R.R.#4, Clinton - North Hurst
Trailblazers.
During the three-day prOil
gram the delegates took part -$51'
fun, fellowship and leadership
training sessions. These exper‘,
iences are designed to help tisk'
individual become more lcnowledt.
geable and self-confident -111:
working with groups. As welli
the delegates 'experienced lila
in a university community as
they stayed in studentresidencais
and toured the campus facili-
ties.
Delegatei will be expected to
share the knowledge gained at
the regional conference with their
clubs by taking an active role,*
their local 4-H programs.
Pork, Hereford and plowing
groups want queens
length. - All contestants will be 01066.
The county association will
be supplying prizes for the com-
petitors. Winners on the county
leVel Will, go on to compete at
a zone level. Senifinala frOM
these zones will go on to. COM..
pete on a Provincial leVel. at
the Royal' winter Fair, NOVeitl,,
ber 8 to 13 at Toronto.
Prizes for the finalists ' at
the Royal Winter Fair Will be
$300 for the winner, and $100
hit the second and. third place feel the fUtUre of Huron ctainty
girls. can be?", , 100 points On
Any girls interested in the .' ability, 200 points on appearaikir
contest are asked"tO contact their and depOrtinent and' 50 points on
lOCal township• director of the an impromptu speech.
!WW1 county pork Producers or The Quee n, will re-M*6 a
Len MacGregor through the De, trophy plus a' gift and $20.00'
parthient, of Agriculture and Food • from the PlOWnitinqi Association.
office at Clinton. " All contestants will receiVegifti.
'The Western Ontario Here, For further inforniatiOn the
ford Zone- is, also looking for girlS are asked •:to contact Mr.
girls to enter the :Hereford none and Mrs. Jim Armstrong at
coniotities, . • wifightin (357-1651) Or Mr. led
They Want girl§ between 16' :Mrs: Maurice LOVe at tiltAi
and 21 :Sara Of age who are Shoist. 4Exeter, Phone 2 5,2886,
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