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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-07-11, Page 10itoptlY, Which tells no Kept ver.. Illariently At the AarleoltUral Office, had a total Mate of 00 points. out of a. possible aCarei of ,090, They. also won. the ten dollar special 'prim donated to the winning team, II4 , cash award of 4f),00 to the 1:041446t contestant, All .eontestants in the competition, competition, in order to gnality,' hail to he members of the UN. 4,Ti Club programs in their z)asipactiva counties. The Huron Oo•unty team Was entered and e00'tl' by Agri---, cultural Popresen V e C. d montgoinory (40 Asst, Agrioviturall. Bert Pepper was the high contes- tant izz the competition, with :a. total' score ..qp 191, ppinta .out of a possible 2011 and was" the0 • winner of the Reprevntative S. Walton, smsrq11,4.1A.11.0.4.0,,it44001,/044•.4p1.9..p.r.,01.41".011Tiovesirs0.4....,,,( .DRIveZ ,N COMFORT.1 • 13.ALANCE' 171-19$EVIIEELS. NOW OnlY tak04 few: inintitcs, lAtest 'Electronic Method: Done- right yonr dais sAvgs. CVO 911. Tire Wear DOVVNIE4S. SUPOCQ SeinfiCO PhOne • A411_04134 Where Your Dollar Goes Further ... .04..01646n1.416.P.Fsqu.PrAPP!. —0.. ...010.0000.000000100.01,00,000..0°P1.0"00A0000' ,f .""fte•eY11011,7ny, mars! TIME TO START TilkNKING ABOUT HA YIN G quiploon SEE US FOR. SALTERS MOWERS SIDE' RAKES HAY ELEVATORS USED EQUIPMENT International Threshing Separate) cylinder, 46" Body on factory ru..er, Shredder, 120-foot Drive Belt. This machine is like new — has threshed ,., less than 500 acres, of 'Crop. 0 • CHEAP — 11 TURNDERRY COUNCIL ASKS THAT OLUEYALE SIN HE KEPT 0 The regular meeting of Turn berry cannon was held on Tries lay, July 3rd, with all members present, A. D. Smith-W. Jack Willits— That the clerk he instructed to put insurance on that ractor. A. D. Smith,,N. Mulvey—That we adjourn to meet the represent- ative of the Board of Transport Commissioners, Tbe council went to. the Dluevale station, where they met Mr. J. L. Bonrgault, from the Beard of Transport coiyunissioners and Mr, Carling from the Canadian Nation- al Railway. Also present were some members of the Morris Council and local shippers. Mr. Marvin Howe, lVf.P., was present and ably led the discussion, oppos- ing the closing of the station as an agency, W. E. Mulvey-A. D. Smith—That 'we instruct the cleric to send a letter of appreciation to Marvin Howe, for his attendance at the meeting with the Board of Transport Commissioners, W. Jack Willits-I-Teri) Foxten— Pilot the following general and road accounts be paid: (ieneral Accounts. County of -Huron, hose.; $30.00; Advance-Times, printing, - $zsacq Brigeland Produce, bal. of acct., $53.18; Hugh Gilmour, Erne. in- spector, $4.80; Ross Willits, comp., $47.25; George Thomson, pt, sal., $40.00; Greer Wylie, sheep killed, $60:00; -.J. J. Elliott, valuator,. $3,00; Relief, $65.00; Elliott Drain,- TWp. of Tura,berry, road and culvert, $245,92, Road Payroll Gee. Greenaway, $88.50; W. 4. Hogg; $71.16; John C. Mundell, $10.50; Geo. Galloway, $229.00; Wm. Mundell, , $243.00; - road ac- counts, $5,321.90. Mulvey - Herb PextOO — That we do now adjourn. to.Qmieeie,kt again on August 7. : , John V.•Fischer, Geo. T. Thomson, Reeve . ANY TIME SUITABLE TO APPLY LIME IIAMP WEATHER 114MPEIIS PAYE% ;• The storing of grass silage is 11O1A)' almost • completed In the, County reports G. W. Montgomery, agricultural representative for Huron County. ;However, very little progress was made with the haYinp.r. the \\reels of July 2nd 7th, because of cool, damp weather `Other craps such as corn, sugar • beets, white 1194114 •still continuo. :to 11141t0 good tf.rowtb. To date, four hundred and fifty -tiolmts ; have been sold for the 4-H Club train tour to the Niagara Pen, insole, on July 17th. I For powerful pull, you can't beat husky Fargo trucks. From the %2' -ton express with its economical 6 to the 220-h.p. Y78 that powers the `::rnighty.Fargo, tiled-tor :at 65,000 lbs. you get big poWer,for every job. For eleample, the Fargo IC8 • illustrated gives you more power in) the 21,000-lb. G.V.W. class than any competing make. Its, new engine design is' the most efficient in the inclostry—lets yop use regular gas, gives you maximum gasoline econ- omy. See your Fargo dealer soon. —,44Wwiffe,r;owi!,— 11) In power, payload, and body styles, Fargo gives you a big choice. Select the right tilt& for your job from 28 separate models, 19 different wheel- bases. For instance, Fargo express models offer you 3 body' sizes: ' %-ton, 108"-wheelbase model ha s 78 1/4 1'-long, 49"-wide body, Y2-ton, 116"-wheelbase model has 90"-long, 54"-wide body. 1-ton, 126"-wheelbase model has 108"-long, 54"-wide body, fitimpio**** Chrysler Coivoratiolt of' Canada, Lithited, BUILT to' Fist YOUR JOB 5,000 lbs. G.V.W. 4) 46,000 lbs. G.V.W. ....Up to 65,000 lbs., 6,61. • VVINGHAM, ONT CLIMA)<-..SHOWER 60 STAR'S, ,wgekLv 'ON tv. CHECK.YOUR Ni WtOAPEtt FOR bAtE ..ANb tiME CHOOSE THE ONE YOU NEED I CUNNINGHAM MOTORS RIO • At the Field Day and picnic held at I ilmar roams, ; owner, 'Clrand...P.14110, gle4igan, Sunday, July .8th, the ;#71,uron Goa •T-oivcstoolt Judging Team of three 'yoong men won .t.he Shorthorn Judging Trophy donated by the Michigan State Shorthorn Breed, ers' Club, It Alas the first time that this trophy was competed for. NOW- ' Mrs. 11.,Filsinger Resigns Position Mrs, • Noward'Filsinger, graduate of Macdonald. College, at • 'Quelph, who has been with the home 'econ- omies branch of the Department of Agriculture, has , resigned her position effective August .31. Mrs; FilsiOger` is , knoWn in this district through her work with the 4-H clubs. in Bruce •,,and Huron Counties during the. Past' year.. Txcr e. Teti Wing iN(ImIltve-'1'.111110ti, 414)lla t)5("i HURON FARMERS TO TOUR BRUCE COUNTY The North-Huron Farm I1Tanale- meat Asweiation has completed plans for a bin, trip to Bruce Coun- ty on July 2(ith, Im i t ilopou that all 22 members, with .their wives, will talx the tour Lind •two buses imp been hired from A, Sherwood of Dungannon,, to accommodate this number, A full schedale hos been arrang- ed, At 9 a.m. the lins leaves the agricultural office in Clinton; oxi it will Pk% up Passengs at the hotel corner in Blyth; at 9.10 the Brunswick Hotel, Winginon and will arrive at Mildmay zt 10,30. Here the Members will visit the farm of Elmer Perschbacher. From the Persehhaeher farm they journey to Jack .McKague's at TVL'SW81(1' awl expect to arrive about 1.1.45. At ran, .o'clock picnie lunch will be at the Tee:water Park. Holyreod is the next stop when the group will be guests of Mae Thompson and then on, to ?aisle-7 to visit the farms of Bruce Walvis- ley and Andrew N. McTavish.. Prof, Art Robertson of the Econ- omics Department of the 0.A.C. will be on the tour, Regist-ation ohould be made by Friday of this ' -week. Cheques of money orders arc made :payabk- to montgomery, Dept. of Agri- eulture, Clinton. The entire trip. would cost only $2,730 a person or .$5.00 per couple—and don't forget to take your lunch. Waterloo Cattle Breeding ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Used" Tuesday Evening, July 17th, at 7.30 p.m. will be our annual BULL NIGHT Everyone is welcome to join us in this evening of education, fellowship, fun and inspection of bulls. Guest Speaker, BOB CARBERT, Farm Editor for CKNX Wingharn Radio and TV For artificial breeding service or more informa- tion call collect to Clinton Hu 2-3441 or Mildrnay 130r12 ,between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. 1111111,4111111111111111111111111411111111111.1111111111111I2111111111111111111111111111111111111,111111111111101111111111116, S -FRO r EakrER 70 YOU That's the "built-in" feature you get when you buy SHUR-GAIN feeds.. We make SHUR, GAIN elegy ''at our mill and as a result it is FRESH. As a matter of fact, feeds you pur-* chase from us have often been made the same day you buy them. Most people don't like stale food. The same applies to livestock and poultry, and because they don't like stale, un- palatable feed, they don't grow and produce the wail they should. Tests on . chicks at the SHUR-GAIN Demonstra- tion Farm PROVED that FRESH feed outperfoymed stale feed. To het most effective, Well-balanced rations must ,be fresh. The next time you require feed, call Us and he assured of fresh feed. CANADA PACKERS WINGHW English Guest..Spent Basil Four Days. 3?i,Ito7a,4TER- - Mr. and Mrs. Olean McMichael had an interest. ing guest at their home last weeit for a tour-jay visit. ;She was Miss Wendy Spurgeon of Norwich, Eng* land, and is one of the four ex-. 1 change members of the Young Farmers' Club of IP..ngland,. who are now touring Ca.nada,. Miss. ..Spurgeon was a guest of Miss Margaret Brophy on "M' Lady" on Tuesday and was also on Bob Ca bat's radio and •tele, vision programs, Mrs. MVIVrichael entertained at a get-acquainted party with the Junior Institute as guests, In honour Of Miss Spurgeon, OW Tietwielt. Junior ' Farmers. and Jun,, ice Institute held it wiener roast in •Corrie Park. When forty-five were in attendance. A scavenger hunt was included in the program. Miss Spurgeon is eighteen, a farmer's daughter, and is interest- ed in cattle, horses and more re,.. cently—chicitens. With her father's jumpers; she rides in competition in England and bad an oppor- tunity to enter the international Competition at the Royal Winter Fair but chose to make the present trip instead. She was in- terested in the Weal broiler plant and wan also taken by Mr. And Mrs. Burke to visit Canada .rahh. ors plant at Walkerton.' The visit of this young l flgii.sil visitor was enjoyed both by her host and hostess, end all who had the pleasure of meeting hot. The question is often' asked, "When is the best time to apply lime?" The truth is that lime can he used any time of the year. It may be spread on the snow; it may be used in the spring, the summer or the fall; on sbd, pasture, stubble, on land being seeded or on summer fallow. Observation of growing crops at this season of the year helps in determining whether soil really needs lime. Where yellow' or red- dish sheep sorrel. appears ea sod fields in. June, an acid soil is in- dicated,, poor patches. ari4 stands of alfalfa a.nd clover 'nay result from lack of lime, put on cold, wet soil, lining will not take the place of, improved drainage. Further par- ticulars may be had from the bbolclet "Does Your Soil Need Lime?" which may he obtained from agricultural representatives in every county and district, This publication includes a map of the province 'Showing areas where lime is likely to be needed. Then, in order to definitely determine the need for lime, a representative sample of soil may be sent to the nearest soil testing laboratory, There is no charge for this service, Agricultural limestone is very inexpensive in the first place, and. to make its use even more attrac- tive, transportation assistance Is provided under a co-operative plan between the Canada and Ontario Eepartments of Agriculture, and the railways. During recent years movement of lime by truck direct from quarry or stockpile to fields has also beeti encouraged, tinder al subsidy assistance program, Picnic Held at Wightman's Grove DONNYBROOK — The Sunday School held a picnic on Saturday afternoon in Wightman's grove, Contests, races, etc., Were enjoyed and during the lunch both. Mrs. Jefferson addressed Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, of Auburn, expressing regret at losing them from the church and community, She also Voiced appreciation of Mr, 'Taylor's Work in the Sunday School and thanked Mr, and Mrs, Taylor for their help in the choir. Kay Noy— ler Made the presentation of a teleViSiOn lame on behalf, of the Sunday SchOol, Mr, Taylor made -The group • will assemble at Ridgetown on Sunday evening, July 22fig, at which time a non-- denominational service will be. held, led by the Rev. W. A. Young, padre of the O.A,C, Professor Steekley, prirrelpal of Western Ontario Agricultural School and Clifford Smith; Ridgetown, presi- dent of, the Ontario Potato Grow- ers Associtioo, will welcome the group. The tour will ,officially begin• from these headquarters on Monday morning to Rondeau Paris, Brieau • Marsh, Cedar Springs, Wheatley, Leamington, Harrow, Essex; Woodslee.. And. Tilbury.' On Tuesday the area covered 'will include Chatham and Wallace- burg. - K. 4 .Lants, agricultural representative, Chatham, will speak at the. Monday evening dinner on the subject "This Business 'of, Farming hi Kerr. The tour was originally planned by the Potato Committee, Ontario Soil 'and Crop Improvement Associ- ation, for an earlier date but due to the backward season it was postponed until the above dates. The tour has, new been enlarged to include all farmers who arc interested in such special cash crops as soybeans, . cora, sugar beets, registered grain, pastures, fruits and vegetables. Stops will be made at' several farms, pro- cessing plants, shipping points and ,government inatittqions. Every advantage will be -taken to include scenic - and historic 'Places of in- terest. Further details may he secured from programs available from agrienitural representatives or from Field Crops Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture, 'Par- liament 1310gs., Toronto.' FARMERS TO VISIT ESSEX AND KENT Plans have now been completed for a, crap tour ofFIsseX and Kent Counties on July 22, 23 and 24. it WaS announced by the Field 'Crops praneh of the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture. Several Soil and Crop IMprovelpent Assoel' ations from central and western Ontario will be organizing bus loads and a nUalber of farm As from eastern and northern parts of the province have already in- dicated they will attend. Arrange- ments have been' made for over- night accommodation in. Steekley Hall, Western Ontario Agrijilltural Scheel, Pagetown, duties wily be taken over by .Miss Shirley Bullock of Sirricoe, also a graduate of Macdonald .College. Mrs. Filsinger's hifsband,• Rev, Howard Filsinger, graduated re- cently from Immanuel College and has accepted a call to. the United Church at Central butler, SaSk., where he begins his ministry on September 1st. Frensham; a deep, rich red, Fashion, a salmon pink suffuSed: with gold and Vogue, a deep,• cherry -coral are three top-rated Floribunda roses, 1...oknow :Boys .90'.•Winning Team at 111.-CompOition Make this week-end and many, More, a holiday from tire. worry, with Car:it:Oars Number One Tiro for safety, long' Mileage and economy. Insist on. Firestone-,-the, safest tire ever built! LEN CRAWFORD MOTORS Phone 710 Wingham gall teams, having competed in On, tario, fora similar' trophy in pre, vienS years, this Year _decided to sponsor a. contest MA to OM' a • challenge trophy, The competition Was open to teams from the coun4 tics of Middlesex, .Lambten, Oxford,. Elgin, Huron, anti,' the State of Michigan, - Team members from .Huron County were David -Kiriclanci, new, Barry Lucitriow and Bert Peppr, contestants were required to judge. 'three .elasses, two of 'breed- ing Shorthorns and a 'lass of Mars ket Shorthorns ..and to give .rea, Boas .on tw.(1 ef.. the classes. The Huron County team in winning the )01 CHARLES HODGINS 'Your Massey.Harris Dealer Wingham Phone 378 VIIIIIIIIIII*11.111.011111010111611,11.111111116111,11.111.111.111,111.11,1111111114111•Ir a ntti n re1)134 •