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Fordwich Nevins
Mr. and Mrs.
and family moved tl: -
hold effects to the
Fordwich whicht:. :•c.
earlier ::i the .........
M. and 'c':s. ...:i
and Mr. and
left last ' eei% on ar . c ,
motoi tr:p to t".:c
Mr. am. rs. .
ley of Kinesin:.,.:•e is tots
over the i:. i.e:;E'. N4 .-G :i.. .1 '.t..
Mr. and
Mr, and ,• 's. lc::. e'..:......
and farr-I of To,:ozito
at their home
wee .,-end.
Among those fro:: ht.-, at- .
tending, t':4. CNl 'last :feet, were
Mr. and `.:-s. Elmet liard:ng
and fan:.l : , :=iss : ieletl John-
ston, Miss Janet Beek. Richard
Mar..rte: Jinn i\ a":ell, M .
and M s. lia:vc : titi ill amsii.
Linda and joanne.
and :.':s. john Dinsmore,
M:. and ...:s. Frnest Dinsmore.
Mrs. V. t.il:^.a.th and ...:s. E.
Strong atte,:4ed the f•.ine a: of
3 ea:Isi:i. the late Freers:....
Arkse'. on :.:cnday in St. Marys.
M.. and `.::s. Cecil al-
braith visited S:rnday at the
::ore of his :-..other, Mrs. Ver-
na Gale: itl:.
..r...:cDanald . d
Mr. and Mrs. iiay tti ade of
Owen Sci.nd .ailed e�°: f e t.is
:n the village - :ida•.
Sunda: ':sitars with M . and
Mrs. CurtisJordan were :.:r.
and Mrs. Home: Schaefer of
Elora and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Jordan and famil:. of t%oodstoc...
Visitors during the past ween
and on Sunday with Mr. and
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and son,
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and fa:Iiav of !Lu it-
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l: es and :anal: of 1?e'se heves,
el4'e, and Mr. and Mrs.
;a.ald Mc b".ielaaei and Janice
of W :oNeter.
Visitors with M:. and Mrs.
;as. s, tti area last weeri were Mr.
and 3::s. J. Johnson of Owen
�auttd, N::s. George Lind, Tara.
'::r. and :'.:s. Bill Dennis of
Walton, M:. and Mrs. Bill
Johnston of Toronto, Mr. and
E. Graff of Hanover, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Flcischauer and
fatn y of Stratford. Miss
Ca-alvnne Flcischauer returned
home Saturday after spending
two months with her grand-
parents,
Mr. Jack Doig and Peter of
St, Catharines and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Doig and family of
Galt were week -end visitors
with M.. Boss Doig.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred llambly
and .anie were: week -end visit-
ors .;st Mr. and Mrs. Weldon
ft rr lv in Toronto.
M:. Lao,d Sirrmcrn:aker
and Mr. Ross Doig visited Sun-
day; with the latter's wife, Mrs.
Doig, in Victoria Hospital Sun-
da:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holstock
and family of Stouffville spent
the week -end with Mrs. Geo.
Bolander.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norris
and family spent the week -end
in Brantford.
Miss Violet Beswitherick
left Monday morning by plane
from Halton for a vacation in
California. She will visit at
San Pedro with a former Ford-
wich resident, Mrs, Mabel
Thomson.
Mrs. Gladys Denny and Miss
Thelma Denny of Preston visit-
ed one day•last week in•the
community.
Miss Lisa Espensen spent last
week at Leroy, Lake Simcoe,
with friends.
Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Mrs.
Verna Galbraith and Mrs. Robt.
Connell spent one day last week
in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Faiole and
family of Toronto spent the
holiday wee.t-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Darcev.
Misses Esther and Maud
Harding of Toronto spent sev-
eral days at their home here.
b:r, Everitt Cooper of RCAF
Station, Clinton, spent the
week -end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Topham
and :.iary Elizabeth visited one
day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Harper Wood at Rostock.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor O' Brecht
of Mimico visited a couple
days last week with Mrs. Ruby
Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong.
Miss Nancy Bender of Gow-
anstown visited a few days last
week with her grandparents.
::. and Mrs. Stan Forester.
Miss Mary Corbett of Toron-
to visited a few days last week
with tars. Ruby Forester.
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over the years.
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HEADING THE FRONTIER PARADE on Sat. '..3,7 was
the Brodhagen Band, along with a color part young
ladies and baton twirlers as drum majorettes. The
4-H LEADERS
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group did a fine job and added color to the parade
which was the best staged for a long time in the
Frontier events.—A-T Photo.
Attend Course at Arena
Miss Patricia Damude, home
economist for Huron County,
conducted a course for 4-H
leaders in the arena on Thurs-
day and Friday in preparation
for the fall project, "The Milky
Way". She was assisted by Miss
Mary Lou Black of Stratford,
home economist for Perth.
Leaders from the various
clubs attending the course were:
Fordwich, Mrs. Scott Clarkson,
Mrs. John Inglis; Bluevale II,
Mrs. Clifford Brewer, Mrs. Alan
Nicholson; Bluevale I, Mrs.
James Thompson, Mrs. M.
Craig; Moncrief, Mrs. Mark
Baillie, Mrs. Howard McNaught
Cranbrook, Mrs. Leslie Knight,
Mrs. Wilfred Stricker; Moles-
worth I, Mrs. Gordon Campbell,
Mrs. Wm. Smith; Molesworth
II, Mrs. Don McConnell, Mrs.
Mac Sanderson;
Belmore, Mrs. J. Simmons,
Mrs. Walter Wi ."s; Wingham,
Mrs. W. T. La^^. Mrs. L.
Hutton; St. Helr:.s, Mrs. G.
MacPherson, M:s, E. Gaunt;
Zion, Mrs. F. !.itchie, Mrs.
G. Kirkland; Belt:rave II, Mrs.
Clark Johnston, :s. C. W.
Hanna; Belgravc 1, Mrs, Stan-
ley Black, Miss Lila Black;
Gorrie II, Ms. Clarence
Stokes, Mrs. Wm. Strong; Gor-
rie I, Mrs. R. Adams, Mrs. H.
Rhame; Lakelet, Mrs. Arnold
Gadke, Mrs. Gordon Wright;
Belmore, Miss Sally Jeffrey,
Mrs. Leonard Harper,
The leaders will instruct the
members of their clubs on how
to cook w.th milk, meal plan-
ning, and other topics on milk
in its many forms such as the
Manufacture of dairy products,
etc. Girls 12 to 26 may join
4-H clubs and benefit from
these courses.
Fordwich News
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Diehl and
son of Orillia were guests for
several days last week with Mr,
and Mrs. Tom McClement.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Stratford spent a few days last
week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doig
spent the holiday week -end at
Wasaga Beach.
Miss Leslie Campbell return-
ed home last week after spend-
ing the past six weeks at Cor-
dova Mines, with Mr, and Mrs.
Ross Barrons and Miss Ardyth
Campbell.
FORMER EDITOR
IN GOOD HEALTH
One of our subscribers, R. A.
Laurie of Chieage, informs us
that William J. Sharpin, form-
er owner of the Gorrie Vidette
and now nearly 85, is in fairly
good health and recently enjoy-
ed a vacation in the Ottawa
area.
Mr. Sharpin lives at 67 John
Street, Arnpror, Ontario.
VISIT SEVERAL FARMS
Federation Takes Trip to Michigan
The Morris Federation of
Agriculture sponsored a tour to
Lapeer County, Mich., last
Friday when 45 people, includ-
ing some from other townships,
and urban friends spent an in-
teresting day touring farms in
that county.
A coffee break was held at
the Alson Shoults Farm at Brown
City. Two full time men are
employed on the 343 acre farm,
with 269 acres being tilled.
The 45 Holstein cows are lib-
erally grain fed, up to 25
pounds per cow per day. Hay,
corn silage, oats, corn and soy
bean oil meal are used with
silage fed through a circular
silo feed bunk. A strict culling
program is followed.
The Ed and Bob Martus farm,
operated as a partnership, em-
ploys three full time men.
Total acreage is 380. They
have 90 Holsteins. About 40
cows per hour are milked in the
double six herringbone milking
parlor. A mechanical feed
bunk is used for feeding a high
level of corn silage. They al-
so handle 300 to 350 head of
beef cattle and 40-50 Holstein
steers per year. Individual
calf pens with wire bottoms are
used.
Both of these farms had
beautiful homes that had rec-
ently been remodelled and the
ladies on the tour were taken
to see the houses. All the lat-
est equipment had been install-
ed and in one case, where they
had nine children, it was quite
evident that excellent planning
had provided a very compact
and convenient home. While
the house itself was not unduly
large, there seemed to be plen-
ty of room for the family. The
grounds were also well kept and
attractive.
The Simmons Brothers util-
ize almost 700 acres, about
450 used for crops. They have
347 steer calves, 123 heifer
calves and 45 sows. Their corn
At the Hospital
Patients admitted to the
hospital during the week were;
Belgrave 1, Lucknow 2,
T'ec`swater 1, Wingham 10, Ash -
Twp, 3, Culross Twp.
l:quesing Twp. 1, Grey Twp.
liowick Twp. 3, Huron Twp, 1,
Kinloss Twp. 3, Morris Twp. 2,
Turnherry Twp, :3, Wallace
Twp, 1, West Wawanosh Twp,
2, Total 38.
TAKING COURSE
FORDWICII—Robert Bride,
18 -year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Bride, left on
Tuesday for London where he
entered Victoria hospital to
begin an eighteen months' train-
ing course as a medical labora-
tory technician.
crops yield 90 to 100 bushels to
the acre and 50 bushels per
acre for wheat.
Lake Bros., with 100 Hol-
stein cows operate an eight stall
milking parlor, They use a
mechanized feeding system for
feeding about 70 lbs. of corn
silage daily. Heifers are group-
ed according to age. Crops in-
clude 200 acres of corn, 50-60
acres of alfalfa and 15 of wheat,
The Apache Ranch, owned
by Gene Vesely, manufacturer
of Apache trailers, employs six
full time men. Complete re-
cords are kept on each cow.
There is housing capacity for
180 milking cows in a free stall
system, and this farm has one of
the most highly mechanized
feed handling systems in the
state as well as the largest bulk
milk cooling tank. Crops in-
clude 340 acres of alfalfa, 50
acres of oats and 250 of corn.
Crops and feed are stored in
four air tight silos.
Lunch was served to the visit-
ors
isitors at St. Marys Church, Bum -
side and dinner at the Lapeer
County Centre Building. R. S.
Lincoln, county agent and Leo
Doer, county milk inspector,
conducted the tour and Mrs.
Dorothy Pohl, the home econ-
omist, topic the ladies on their
visit to the homes.
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