HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-03-10, Page 10PRESIDENT CLAIMS
means return the company
and all its assets to the Bean
Growers of Western Ontario, ac-
Bean Growers Ltd. It is hoped
that this can be accomplished
prior to harvest time for the
1966 crop.
The present board will be
pleased to relinquish control to
a farmer elected board as soon
as the necessary details of trans-
fer can be worked out.
Page 2 .,— Wingham Advance-Times, Thurs., March 10, 1066
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t First County Conference
The first Huron County Agri- tion of Agriculture. Mr. Roy-
cultural Conference will be croft, Kitchener branch of the
held Saturday in South Huron Workmen's CompereationBoard
District High School, at Exeter. will speak on corn; Lnsation and
It replaces the former Seed Fair a representative o* the Canada
which was an annual event Pension Plan will E:lealt on that
sponsored by the Soil and Crop plan.
Improvement Association ofthe Bob Down, director of Us-
county. The conference will borne Township will chair the
be sponsored by the Soil and
farm management program
Crop Improvement group, the which will be addressed by R.F.
Huron County Federation of
Heard, farm management
Agriculture and the Town of specialist, and D. II. Miles.
Exeter. The Farm Account Book will be
Four different topics will be discussed with emphasis on
dealt with in the morning dur- "What the Book and Analysis
ing a two-hour period, 10.30 to Can Mean to You".
12.30, when those in attend- AFTERNOON PROGRAMS
ance will be able to sit in on Swine, housing, buildings
the educational program suited and economics will be chaired
to their interests. Lunch will
by Ian McAllister, Soil and
be available at the school fol- Crop president and speakers will
lowed by the afternoon pro- be Mr. Moggach, Mr. Heard,
gram, 1.30 to 3.30. Again, Tom Cunningham of R.R. 1 Au-
four subjects will be on the ag- burn and Claude Martin, R. R.1
enda. Fordwich.
MORNING TOPICS The morning's program on
Topics in the morning will Workmen's Compansation and
be as follows: the Canada Pension Plan will be
High Moisture Corn: Chair- repeated in the afternoon. This
man, Elmer Powe, 1st vice- is a topic of interest to all farm-
president Soil and Crop. Speak- ers this year and the double
er, G. S. Moggach, Ontario schedule will allow everyone to
Dept. of Agriculture, "Drying sit in on this session and still
and Storage of Grain Corn and take in one of the other pro-
Barley". There will be a panel grams during the day. Since
discussion on the topic with Don all programs in the morning and
Pullen as moderator. again in the afternoon will be
Drainage: Chairman, Bob
held at the same time, it will
Grasby, 2nd vice president Soil only be possible to attend two
and Crop. Speaker, Ralph Clay- sessions clurich the conference.
ton, engineering specialist Alex NIcieteh of Kippen and
Western Ontario Agricultural Alex Cnesne, weed inspector,
School, "Are We Well Drain- will chair ri., program for cus-
ed?" Barrie Tolton, of farm tom and prkate spray operators.
economics with Co-operatives Don Clark, sci.00l of engineer-
and Statistics Branch will re- ing, Univeniti of Guelph and
view the cost of production of W. L. Sallee pesticides con-
corn, beans, oats and silage trol officer, Department of
corn. Health will be the speakers.
Compensation and Pensions: The beef program will be
Chairman, C. II. Thomas, chaired by the president of the
president Huron County Federa- county Beef Producers, Elmer
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Mr. Bert Thompson went to
Florida on a bus trip.
Miss Marie Josling of Strat-
ford visited Saturday with her
sister, Mrs. Wesley Jefferson.
Master Brian Jefferson visited at
home for the day but returned
to the home of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling of
Londesboro for a longer holiday.
Mr. Syd McClinchey of Au-
burn, Mrs. J. C. Robinson of
Wingham and Mrs. Charles Jef-
ferson visited Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Charles Potter, Mr.
Potter and family of Parkhill.
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