The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-06-05, Page 10PAGE /TEN Thursday, June Rho 1947 THE WiNGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
BAPTIST CHURCH
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GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Houghton of Lon-
don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Scott and Mrs, Jas, Armstrong on Sun-
day.
Mr. Jas. Shera returned from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on Sunday, and
we are glad to know that he is making
favorable progress toward recovery.
Miss Jennie McKee of Whitby, vis-
ited her sister, Mrs. J, Wylie, for a
few days at the end of the week,
1Mrs. R. Ashton is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs, 13. Avery at Monkton.
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Rev.. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor
11 a.m. --"Love".
7.30 p,m.-"The Sower",
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
Concerning salvation and: heav-
en Jesus said: "I am the door:
by 'Me if any man enter in, he
shall be saved, and shall go in
and out, and find pasture".
,--John. 10 : 9
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1•81.Y11 DISINFECT PLANTERS „
DIGGERS, TO CONTROL
BACTERIAL RING ROT -----
So as to assist further in the control
of bacertia ring rot, and to protect
certified seed potatoes from this disease
action is being taken through an am-
endment to 'the regulations to require
the disinfection of "custom" or com-
munity planters and diggers, the Plant
Protection Division, Dominion Depart-
ment of Agriculture has announced.
In some areas "Custom" or commun-
ity machines are used for planting and
harvesting certified seed potato crops.
These machines are also used in the
production of table potatoes on other
farms, and may readily transfer bact-
erial ring rot to crops being inspected
for seed use, Frequently this infec-
tion is not visible the year it takes
place.
There is no tolerance whatever for
ring rot in certified seed potatoes. If
one plant in a field or one tuber in a
crop is found infected, his entire crop
is rejected. The regulations provide
that if ring rot is found in one seed
crop, all other crops planted or har-
vested with the same machinery shall
also be rejected, unless the Inspector
of the Plant Protection Division is
convinced that all precautions have
been taken to avoid contamination be-
tween crops. Under the circumstances
it is the duty and responsibility of
every seed grower, .who uses. machin-
ery other than his own, to assure him-
self that such machinery has been
thoroughly disinfected before being
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used on his farm. Furthermore, as a
precautionary measure, all seed grow-
ers in any areas where this disease oc-
curs should thoroughly disinfect their
own machines before using them, at
least once a year.
The recommended method for dis-
infecting machinery is as follows:
Spray with one pint of formalin in
30 gallons of water.,
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Corn borer clean-up regula-
tions are again in effect for 1947.
These require that all corn refuse
be ploughed under completely
and, if subsequently brought to
the surface in cultivating or
planting, must be picked off and
burned. Compliance with these
regulations is necessary on or be-
fore June 1st. Failure to comply
renders the offender subject to
fine.
GLENN ECKMIER, Inspector
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The regular meeting of the Turn-
ebrry Township School Board was
held in the Town Hall, Wingham, on .......
Saturday evening, May 10th., at 9 p. ammo •••••• .......
m. All members present. ....... ..„..„. ......
The minutes of the previous meeting ---
were read and adopted on motion of
Willits and Walpole. Carried.
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McCallutn waited -on the• board to see
if arrangement s could be made to rent the matter was laid over to the fol- U,S,S.
meetings. A discussion followed and lowing meeting.
No. 7, to hold Jehovah Witness
The following letters .were read:
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TELEPHONE 161 The Very Foundation
of Good Grooming
Miss Jean Keith, Miss Helen Walker,
Miss Jennie R. Sheriff, Charles R.
Mooney, Mrs. Margaret Grain, Miss
Viola Thacker.
A Motion by Kirton and Smith that
we advertise for teachers for U. S. S.
No. 8, and S. S. No. 6. Notice to ap-
pear in two issues of Wingham Ad-
vance-Times. Carried.
The following bills were presented
and the Treasurer instructed to pay
them on motion of Walpole and Smith.
Carried.
Salaries-Viola Thacker, $121.45;
Helen Walker, $121.45; ,Mrs, Margaret
Grain, $128.70; Mrs. Lloyd 'Purvey,
$134.40; Jean Keith, $121.45; Mrs.
Margaret Hastings, $134.40; Jennie
Sheriff, $144,00. Receiver General In-
come Tax, $54,15; Marion L. Mac-.
Donald, music, $54.00; Mrs. Fred Sell-
ing, caretaking, $15.00; Mrs. Gertrude
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Be sure your medicine chest is full.
Be prepared for those little accidents-
They may become serious
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L., Snell, (transportation), $26.00;
John Morrison, 1 cord cedar to U.S.S.
No. 11, $3.50; Alex. Corrigan, telephone
tolls and C.Q.D. charges, $4.81; John
McKay, (transportation), $100.00.
Moved by' Smith and Willits that
the meeting adjourn, next meeting to
be held on June 19th., at S. S. No. 5,
at 8 p.m.
Alex Corrigan, Sec.-Treas. •
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