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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-13, Page 9tattiro Null Sate' Accomolg. to LtIve *goner W.. P. Watson. vao iluorig4 entered, •131 04.4 ;y4tarlov Clapierls. bull - vale to he Amid in titer.stisep of swine arena, ;Royal Winter i!e,ja! quired building, iS slightly bwow. tine bar entered tri 1310 lleSt sight; eluded in the WW1. untolea 444 !lilt Sitartba.rri, 27 Abot=doen, 4ng1r1s and Iftrlicreford bgl'lg, These alititriale Are consigned by lenctiog 'breeders in tke Provinee. All stiortinwre, bells will be jutig,, Our Farming Friends ii,:oficioncif Judges at Melting F0od soes Are Fortiin Topic inion Farmers and Jr. last !rvevt:e 7tvazirit.r„liTy'inE: itierAkitv CIPiniOik:414);,;•• strosi If suitable lrty 0,100; ,bp. „eligible ter py Itiugora obit ev retained be - 4,traiwd in the :a.Aftt • ever t .411111: the, Itrgle '4" ed., and inspooted o.n tlfe .Ilvening tor objections the buffof Tuesday, ireln•itary'211 and thetie property -•Of. • •the that are eppreved 1'liu4t be sod toy sixui tion "eommittee :will be eelti the fol- the. a" pi.oc„„ct.o. bo T. lowing day, As soon as the Short- born sale is ceneiadeo the Abi'r- decn Angus 'and lIemford bulls will be insnee.ed, and its is .4.110 case with Shorthorns only those the consig'no , • Tile bull premium poygp apply at this sale al41'110:.4,:, every Ontario farmer s, chases one of theNe OPPFQVC for use In his herd will 1)046110 .for s premium equal to. 2kker of the purchase price bui 4 eceding $150., , The ,North Hilton J14,010r Farm- ers and Janier InSWItte Met on. Thursday at the Wing:barn District Xtiglt Soh90i, The acting President, leen $mith, was in >charge of the Institute meeting When fifteen member s answered the roll, Call. Margaret BroPhY of CKNN , was the guest speaker, her subject being "The Art of Entertaining", - Jim Bowman pregided for the Junior Farmers' buSines$ session When it was decided to form a broomball team. With Harry try- dges and Jim Bowman In charge, It was, announced that the Huron County seed fair IS. being held ,in er wilt be the am w. N. Nields;, Ontario Minister of I'lanning and t A 1955 eye omn, fill n on the Mario with thirteen present, TWO 'grOUPs diftettaSed the ideas 'that unproved, Methods of presenting food stuffs in stores would triereaSe. 'pock consumption, and eonsiclered that It would', as trait and Vege tables looked more desirable and freSb *hen Paekaged nicely, For - Inn members considered that the important factors 'influencing food purchases were, prices, grades, then brands, freshness and, farnib IikeS and dislikes. James Falconer arid .Lois Fal- coner held high points in euchre, The next meeting will be held at, the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Falconer. , International Plowing- Match will also be shoWti The conw;ntiou will - When. you feed corn silage, conclude with a meeting: of the 1957 allowance for the corn in the board, in the reception room,-17th' when you feed grain •to your irliitx floor, at 3.30 P.m, herd. Find saving money difficult ) Then: drop in, it .any of, our, bran6hes for expert help. Money, in the bank now offers' you even greater .benefitlhan the :comfort 'of added security. Personal savings accounts bring you 234 interest-L—ihe highest interest rate since 1934. ikemember• too, saving can become a habit—so it's never too early to start -yOur;clUldren with savings, accounts of their own. AND FOOD SHOW • The lath annual Middlesex seed fair and food show, including classes for eleven Western Ontario counties, is being boa at th?, Wes tern Fair, Grounds, Landon, from Februtiry 25th to Mareli 1St. Last year the Fair had a. 'record 1242 entries, including grain, seeds, bacon, eggs, and other farrh Pro- ducts; .also baking and fruit class- en. Commercial.: and educational displays were particularly exten- * sive, and the auction sale on the final day is always of special in- terest. , Special apealters• and entertaln- ment programmes are being ar- ranged featuring the theme, "Ag- riculture Builds for Temorrow".. The fair is sponsored by the Middlesex Soil and Crop ImproVe- menk Association along with an extensive district committee, ' pRAIDENTIA'4'S REMARKAIll FAMILY 1.20L, One policy o One low monfilly premium • • Provides Life Insurance for yeetnr whole, family—and automatically includes every new arrival after age• 15 days--at no increase in. premium. Forum Discusses ,• Food Marketing BELGRA.VE---Bodmin Farm For- = met, at the hoine of Mr, and' Mrs, James R. Cotiltes with an at. tendance of 26 adults and 'ten ehildren. The topic for discussion this week was "Does She Put the Price Tag On?!' This group thought that the Im- proved methods of packaging vege- tables fruit, etc encouraged and increased the consumption of food products and that these factors are in the folloWing order: grade, price, brand and 'built-hi services, such as pre-cooking. They also felt that premiums and coupon,s should be cuttout of packages• and the price reduced instead, Progressive euchre' was played, with high prizes going to Mrs. 4-1, Wilkinson and Robert, Yuill and consolation prizes to Mrs. Stan- ley. Cook and Richard Praetor, Lunch was served. The •next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence ,Yuill. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF MIRKA a mutual life "insurance company Winghana, Ontario Clinton On March 1, anti 2 With a judging competition open to all Juniors. The "Arm businem eOUrSe is being 'held in* both klyth and Wroxeter, February 29-22 1,30 prli, Roy Snyder',' of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association was present and spoke on the history and benefits, of artificial, breeding., Joint Meeting * • Jim Bowman acted , as chairman, for the joint meeting which fel- lowed when the Junior' Farmers and Junior 'Institute members heard the annual 'report of the' joint socWty,presented ay Isabelle Smith, retiring secretary-treastiper. Boyd Taylor gave, an account of the county executive tfineeting , and Mentioned that the county "at home" is to be hold in _Exeter and the annual meeting at the high school in Clinton on March 7. The semi-finals, for the drama festival will be held in Seaforth on Tuesday, ;February. 12 'and in' Gorrie Community Hall on Febru- ary, 14. The finals will be held 'In Clinton on Thursday, February 21, Delegate's *ere chosen' to attend the Junior Farmers' ',Conference in Guelph on March 15-17. ISabelle Smith will represent the Institute and Boyd Taylor and JIM, Bow- man, the Junior Farmers. , During a' discussion on the rat campaign it was reported that Of the 820 lbs of warafin 'sold in the county, 116 lbs was sold in this area. The judges for- the Har - old. Bak- er Trophy for 'general proficiency of clubs were present. They were. Mr, and Mrs: George Robertson of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Pym ,of Exeter.. The ladies, scored the Junior , Institute and the men jydgedthe' ' Junior Farm- ers, They combined', to „score the joint meeting: Lunch was :.served when the meeting had been adjourned and the remainder of the evening Was spent in :recreation, Canada's 1955 total of 1,382 tuber- colosis deaths registered a new low. 4Naef ROIL aDA zor oF aseFaz Al/LESYN ewe OF 77/ESE USED CAP/ atwar/e.s. '2, • •••,:,w•-:•:. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ring forward to seeing many of my' 'friends from Huron. County from time to.time C at the NE, Royal Winter air and at many of the annual meetings of livestock, soil and crop improvement organiza- tions, which are held annually in Toronte. My office will be; located ,in Union Station, Rooth C31, and I Would welcome any of the people from Huron County to drop in at any time. - , "In conchision J. would also like to thank head office personnel and the agricultural repreSeptatives, PartieularlY 'those in 'neighboring counties, for their co-operation 'Jiver the years, I have also enjoy- ed working with and meeting the many people from other brandhes of the Ontario and Canada Depart- ments of Agriculture. It is my un- derstanding that the Hon. W. A. Goodfellow, Minister of Agricul= ture tor the Province of Oatario, will be announcing the appoint- ment of the new agricultural rep- resentative very shortly. I would ask the people of Huren County to extend 'to my succes*Ser the same co-Operation and courtesy which I have enjoyed during my time with you." • ..0•64 • • ..• • •: i• • •'• •••••• • •••:••••• • • ••• 06 is.':••• • • • • •' • • • • • • • S. • • ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, " • • temilbin . nittigetnee,now hit beiticidded li3 Oldwaelle',10oud line*. imitate!! se ' I., FR TA! Here' the eau end olannitte di hub- lea arta, added to • .. . Mean *goo living. Theo es three febuleue Testae by Oldimonite I ' • Or Ili,.0.4-• 4 a ••••••••••44,••sl••4•4•••••••••••• . •• . • • , Otien the'door of an Oldsmobile. Settle pout. Ilidzi-Matiti ,eagerlY •at your service, The self behind the wheel. Suddenly you 'know what it, feels ,proudly in a seat of honor; You've',discovered what every Oldsmobile •omier take* for 4rented . .,. the prestige of, driving the . most admired, Out moat envied car the road. Then TAICE THE ROCKET UST. Set all the beauty and luxury of Oldinnobile nip. 41 flick of the finger puts j'eLaway lightest of.. tee4ouchea rouses the hushed might of the "nest 'powerful Rocket engine* in coldslittory ilead for any open road and. difrov:er hOw'exhilatating this latest, liveliest Rocket .really tot Be our gnest, right-Soon I Come in and get the full gory ort the big-time Performance, ta lg. car It:eine-of Ofilitiobile,--file ear that eimts less limn „yea ,lltit4", it"a•your, year for Olasniobild. • -*Vhea-teepootiee 277-h.p, Rocket Itf 00 .,etigns. stilikiard On all n0444 :0$ 0 IVIoNtiOAV 'THROUGH FRIDAY', Frain argued the world arid right around :660411 to With contributiOnSe front 38 'Dominion $tations W ;The life storlet of inaustrialilts, Isohtteltssti, lOrthit.1 tainers, world lecidefto [VERY` IGHT NEXT VIEEK'S ARTHUR GODFREY TELLS VOInt Announcement Was made this week that G. W. Montgomery, agri- cultural ' representative for Huron County since 1951, has reSighad hie^ position and will beconie agricul- tural agent in Ontara ,with• the Canadian ,National Railways with headquarters in 'Toronto:, • ' Mr. Montgomery Was horn in Carleton County, 20 •milds Item Ottawm He was raiSed'an a' dairy farm and graduated from Rempt- 'Wile Agricultural School' in. 1943. He attended :the 'Ontario ;Agricul- tural College from 'which' he was graduated in 1946. On June lat of that year Montgomery becarne assistant ag- ricultural representative in Lamb- ton County. From May 1st, 1948 to May 31st, 1949, he was assistant agricultural representative fop the County of Hastings, at which time he was appointed agricultural rep- resentative in the Nipissing Dist- ri ct with headquarters at North Bay, coming to Huron County in the same capacity in 1951. ' Mr. Montgomery hasInade many friends in thb county during his more, than five yearg of service to the People of this district. It is with regret that they learn of his, resignation, but hasten „to wish him. success In his new position: The following message is Sent hy Mr; Montgomery : to the' faim people of the county, with Whom he has been seclesely connected:. "It is with naKed feelings'and re- gret that I 'annotince that I have resigned asagricultural represen- tative 'for as , Count'y effective 'February 28th. , "I have most certainly enjoyed serving the farm 'people of Huron County and (hiring that' 'Undo I teal' that we.have been able to ac= cridiplish Sortie aehieVerneritS in 'ag- ileultural deVelopirient. This has only. been ,Pessible.beeatiSe,We•Who, represented the Ontario: Depart-- Ment of Agriculture in .,the county. have 'ehjoyed the complete cooper-; utiott from rural' and Urban, peOple. When x .ttg' 'we', I refer to John. Baler; Herold talter,JOriner as Sistant agricultural representatives arid Attliiir Bolton,' the :present, ,as-, SIStith , who' have aft 'contributed fritieh towards; Making:MO eztten.' skin program a Sticeta, , tkAt* 'this Mite I Windt', like,' to thank the eounty ritr4 al and urban orgeiliSittibils in' the: eounty, the , daily and weekly' ne'wspapers' radio aiicf TV ,istations; Partieularly ,Ckl\Thc, and the ,people. of IThren County ter their dO,OPert, *ion ana consideration, which 1' have always enjoyed While serving as pour reprosenta- tine "In. My new position, 1' •will - still be 'closely tonneeted. Whit' Lure iii the prokinee of Ontario lilveritttally 1' Will be representing ,the 'Canadian National ftallwayS ors hiahy of the agricultural organ= izations in Ontario, I Will be kink= Plowmen to Gather TO Plan Activities • Reg,ardless Of the whims of the weather, plowing matches' will be the Object of „diSctisslon in the king.BdWard 'Hotel' on Monday and Tuesday,,February 25 anti 26 conven- tion, when the •Onatio Plowmen's As- sociation.holds its annual, • The inbetings, get under way oil February 25th at 1.30'p.m. with registration in the Fountain CoUtt --'4nezZahine floor: From then 'Until, late Itfternotnt on ;the 26th there iS• an interesting program arranged tor' thoSO, attending the Convention, On Monday afternoon the presi. dent; Harvey 11aWitey 'of Kingston, will address the Meeting and liar-, ions repartS• will be presented, Whibli will be that of F A. X.i oSlicileaYt,ioii. se na erttary-rtnager of the a8 • The aririntil dinners 'will be, held' 'in the YelloW ROOM at 6.45 ea Monday the-25th when Joseph Con- nell, ' general secretary Y,M,C,A, kiteheiler, will speali on 'Take R' Easy," Russell Ileilhart 'of true& 'Station Will report on the World Match trip, Tuesday morning there will 'b'e a 'pawyel 'discussion on plowing match . prottetiOn' under the cluttriliariship Of A, t *Taggart. bireetors will also be elected doting the forenoon, At 1,15 p.m. there Will be A. Itmehebil at Which ;the ,gtleSt speak'