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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-16, Page 10Wifl A1i1N1 1,14V4ASVP TO ANNOUNVE• MR. L. G. BONCE Wingharn, Ontario has be'en appointed Local Agent of THE' FORMOSA. MUTUAL FIRE INSIARANcv BEAD oPpIcE, FORMOSA, ONTARIO Mr. Bryce wild service She area fornlerlY in charge -of The late. Percy J. 'IOW ....‘ey•MONOWN".Wele., $111041101 .you have n Farm Mutual Insurance Prat-HOW, without obligation, censubt with Mr, Drype, Our rotes are most competitive and we offer a very complete FIRE INSPECTION SERVICE, FREE OF (,,i0ST TO 01,114 POLICYHOLDERS. The Formosa 'Mutual Fire IusuranCe Co. INSPECT , CORRECT. Pit,oTgoT. • 10,30,14 lalltittiotimmttlittiogim111 l t lll lllll 11.11111111,t11.1111111ifitu.1.11111.1711,.111.01,1,0 .1.1.4,1.41.1 l l it.141, CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS ON ANY FARM LOAN over $1500 at TRANS CANADA CREDIT Need extra cash for your farm? Then solve your- financial problem with a loan from Trans Canada Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit'is offering Special terms on all farm loans above $1,500. Payments can be spread over aS ,long as two-and- a-half years, and can be made in any one -of these three ways: • 1 'QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY , 3 ANNUALLY REGULAR LOANS TransLoans of $1,000 and less are available on r Canada Credit's monthly payment terms. , t1 Don't let the lack of.ready money prevent you )4644, 's'p'e,ct, stock, or any other farm reqiiirement. Get; the cash you need at Trans CA'tikdgleief4f;' I 11114:4 t•ti Nik"11)'' ALL-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY THE LOCAL CANCER CAMPAIGN edicat for ACTIVI'T'IES 4-11 CLUB IIIRLS " PRESENT'CONCERT ST. HELENS—Margaret Rose Lyons presided for the-variety con- cert presented by the Girls' 4-H Club in ,the community hall on Wednesday evening. A chorus by the Members opened the fine pro- gram,, .which included, piano solos by Marlene Hunter, Marilyn Cam- eron, Norman Murray and Freddy Johnston of Centralia:. readitigs by Delores Hoffman, Win,, Bucking- ham of Belfast, Mrs George Altgn, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt rand Marvin McDonald; -solos by Verna Aitchi- son, Louise Irwin, Carl Gibb, Diane Ritchie and Barry MeQuillin; duet by Lois Miller and •Norma Forster and by Nancy and Susan Dorscht; a ,saxaphone solo by Garnet Far- rier and an amusing Journal read by Gladys McDonald. Dancing to music by Farrier's Orchestra followed. Mrs. Q. C. Moffat Demonstrates to 4.H The third meeting of the "Ad- vice Seekers" was held Wednes- day, April 9th, at 5, S. No, 9 School with 13 members present. The president, 'Rosalind Loder, pre- sided, The meeting opened by singing "0 Canada", followed by the 4H pledge and motto, Then the minutes of the last meeting were read by Ruth Taylor and the•roll call ,was answered by "A book I would like to own". . The meeting was turned over tq Mrs. Lapp,• who said the objective for this meeting' was to arouse an Interest in •family and community welfare. Then she explained hbw the Club Girl keeps fit physically, and discussed posture and exer- cises, which are so important to good health. • There was a review of the first' aid course and, the members :were happy to have a nurse to deinon- strate, in the person of Mrs. G. C. Moffat, She showed the girls how to approach an accident victim and explained what to do, She also demonstrated the treatment of cuts, fractures, burns, etc, Some of the girls practised each One, along with. artificial respira- tion, and a very pleasant meeting was brought to a close 'by singing' "The More We Get Together". BUILDING Ree.t) CONTRACTORS Ott ii(01,01 lllllllllllllll Tea rho .W4100411 (tV neeqhries 1'edine6 , Aprti Clifford Epos SpeAks To junior t'Arnaers The regular meeting of the North ,Huron Junior Farmers WAS held on .April 2nd in the Wingharn School; President Lawrence Nesbitt . was in Charge. -The meeting -opened with the Lord's -prayer •followed by the see- wary's, report and the roll call, Which w.6$ "Po you assist in home bearitifleattonT: LaWrenee Nesbitt gave a report 'An a proposed trip to Ohio Some time in July, The meeting adjourned, to be fol- lowed -by the joint Iteeting, with Lawrence Nesbitt In charge of this Meeting as -well, The following re- ports were -given:. Huron County Drama, Festival, by Boyd Taylor; Junior Farmers' Conference at Guelph, , by, jean •Siuith and Doreen Tiowatt; and the Gateway Beautification prOject, by Lawrence Nesbitt.. The , guest speaker was Clifford KPPS, of Clinton; who spoke on home beautification and also show- ed some ,very interesting slides on Florida and the North. Jim Bowman gave a, very - lively club paper, The meeting adjourned followed by recreation led by Bill Coaltes, .By J. Carl Heltingway ren's Hospital in Toronto Said. • Huron County Federation of dulant fever was the most eorn- mon, and one of the worst -diseases they had to Combat, It doesn't • cause many deaths but almost al- ways leaves permanent' disability to some degree, For this reason the directors agreed that the Fede,ra- tion do all in Its power to spread the information on this plan arid, to make preparation for a canvass this October. • Date foi Brucellosis Canvass Set at 'Federation, Meeting .Agriculture held its monthly meet- ing, at which the secretary read a letter from the Ontario Hospital Services Commission, This. announ- ces that there are several -eopieS of film available,. ...explaining how this new plan will operate, Your County Federation has a projector which you may borrow for this purpose. There was a good deal of dis- cussion on the question of a can- vass for a brucellosis free area, Many people seem fearful of the financial loss that might result but it was pointed out that there is a continuous loss from the ef- feats of the disease, We seem to have lost sight of the real reason for this program, the health of our families, One of the directors stat- ed that a doctor in the .Sick 'Child- 111 '' iiii iililli11110111111.41111114411,1,4 iiiii lill101 1IlIll iiiiii DON'T READ THIS UNLESS woo • You are interested in retailing a fast-moving line of farm equipment. We supply the goods on consignment; you supply the willingness to work. Complete line of Gasoline and 'Diesel Tractors, Pull-Type and Self-Propelled Combines — 44 machines in all — For furt „ herdetails write— BOX 17, ADVANCE -TIMES Wingham, Ontario The Government Deficiency Pay- ment applies only die properly graded wools. Secure the utmost by patronizing your own organization. SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No, 1 Weston, Ontario. Obtain sacks and twine without charge from GEORGE. HALDENDY Holyrood MORLEY MeMICHAEL rt,R, N. 2, Wroxeter. - NORMAN McDOWELL, Belgrave • - or by writing to CANADIAN 00-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada . 4111ii44141111.111 lllll 11111, iiiiiiiiiii 1111111.11110111111111 iiiii i 11.1111111111101;111111111.1111111111111.11.111111 ll lll Ifilit111 Danger to Pigs Salt poisoning in pigs is a clear- mit and easily recognizable condi- tion 'affecting the animal's' tissues. However, some of ' the symptoms of the condition resemble other diseases, This makes a proper diag- nosis important. The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association says, salt poisoning develops when a high level of sale is given to, pigs without 'an increase in drinking water: Symptoms include blindness, twitching of nose and neck- mus- cles, circling or • running, and eventually , unconsciousness. The Association says- salt poisoning was easiest to produce in experi- ments when water was severely restricted. The condition did not occur at •all when fresh water was available continuously.' SCOTT FARMS COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF DualoPurpose Shorthorn .Cattle 2 Ilford Sires. 12 Orli Calves Oa, Jig eronies to be 'held MAY' 14th, 1958, at the farm „ at I -P.m, Featured in the -sole will. he the .get of .snch outstanding sires as; " .Templereagh Royal King (tnip,);. Sanford Dallysudden; 1111.11hina Dollar (Imp.); Calkeeran Gay Boy (Imp). The herd was established la 1934, The females have all been bred on the farm and. from entstatiding -imported double dairy bulls, ION fully accredited, Females vaccinated, Tested. For cataleggoes write: James 'AL Scott, Scott Poultry Farina 2, Sean:411; Ontario • • OP IT! ; • • 4 • START'S, ,, • g Orr , 4'Pfti.,,,cont01, ,AND .' STCT.;,),inteiriM Iworm damage in.your togs. right "L---;----- continuOns Medkaiinti of your hogs is* now posSible • with the .new TRANS':!CANADA:CR T. CORPORATION LIMITED 167.16 148 THE SQUARE " 'clOITERICH,..ONTARIO 191 it ; t!t REGISTERED HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL with' Selected Additions Selling MONDAY, APRIL 28th at 7.00 p.m. • (Twilight Sale) 6Q ,I1EAD in the iti0Oth Sale inch- -agOi ,Farms 14plit0 .*mi*44,.tht lays „.oalcyd(e, Ontario, „ The ')GRANVYJE DISPERSAL ' Of- feiq & eain`Plefe fiend Of Aolee Peel County and Glenatton breed-, Mg, all females served to Central Ontario Unit sires, These are, big cattle with lots of, g development. Selected entries are' • particularly' outstanding from lite::herds of .Mc- .Kihbon Bros., Johnson Brog,,, and Kneland Farms amon'i.,. 'others— the kind usually found the Na, Donal or AR-Canadian All Fully, Accredited, Bleadtestier . and Officially- Vaccinated, • HAXS 'FARMS' LUVIITED Sal& Managers !Brox 470. Oakville .?' 49°00° 111111111111111111IIllIl 11111111111 llllllllllllllllll l lllll 1 lllllll 1111111/111111/ili I lllll 11;l11111111 llllll 1111 llllllllll ll l I lllll ll lllllll ill llll BUILDERS' SUPPLY CENTRE The organization meeting of the North Huron Swine Club was held on March 28 in the Belgrave community centre in conjunction with the Blyth Dairy Calf Club and the Belgrave Beef Calf Club. The following slate of officers was elected for the coming term: President, Doreen Howatt; vice- president, Wayne Pletch secretary, Ivan Howatt; press rep., Murray Coultes: Tile next meeting was held on April 11 in the Belgrave COMmun- ity Centre in conjunction with the two calf clubs. The guest speaker was Mr. Pelleturia, a feed special- ist for the Co-op and' a graduate of the 0.A.C, He spoke- on feed- ing and management. To accom- pany his talk he showed slides, -FOR LONG .LASTINIGT,(LOW/ COST Pole type structures and fencing SHUR-GAIN 16% HOG. GROWER MEDICATED now contain a sensational new antibiotic called HYGROMYC I N B So what does this mean to you? — just this: SHUR-GAIN -Medicated HOG . FEEDS (1) Controls worm damage before it starts. (2) Kills worms before they mature, so halting re:infection. (3) Protects against follow-up infection in worm damaged tissue. (4) Does not throw pigs "off feed". (5) Continuous protection 'from more kinds of worms. (6) Makes possible more efficient feed utilization. (7) Requires no change in feeding methods. (8) Does not affect the taste or smell of feed. SWITCH TO SHUR-GAIN HOG FEEDS (MEDICATED) and SWING MORE PROFITS YOUR WAY Bluevale Belles Met on. Tuesday BLITEVALE—The third'meeting of the 4-H Club, "The Bluevale Belles" was held ,on Tuesday even- ing at the -home of Mrs. W, J. P,ett- cock. • Yellowing• the reading of •the :minutes, the 'roll call and reports on three 'books, Mrs. Peacock, led a disduSsion on "The Club Girl Keeps Fit Physically". Mrs. Carl John- ston spoke an ,"Posture".and led in discussion. The girls received their first aid of a burn, •how to treat 'fainting and instruction on care of a fracture, hoW to apply artificial respiration. At the conclusion refreshments were served. LIVESTOCK SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS SER-GAIN 18% PIG BOOSTER-STARTER MEDICATED and d HOG FEEDS K. Bellman, agricultural Ex- tension specialist, said that after the tornado which cut through. Bruce County last year, the gov- ernment declared .it a "disaster area", but in the accident survey taken in Bruce it was shown that farm accidents cause twice that amount of loss each year. To find the cause of accidents and there- by learn how to avoid' them a province-wide' survey is expected soon. The following reseintons were presented by Frank Yeo of the resolutions committee and were approved by the meeting:. From .Howick Township--Where- as obstructionist tactics have been used to waste time and cause eon- fusion at meetings in some areas: Therefore be it fesolved that chair- men be encouraged to enforce strict parliamentary procedure to ,,control discussion. From McKillop Township— Whereas it is felt that the number of Grade A hogs being produced is less than it should be: Therefore be it resolved that the Federation of Agriculture sponsor a contest te encourage production of -Grade A bags, While no action --was tn'ken• on this by the county We were in- formed that any township wishing to have a contest of this kind could obtain the necessary records. Colborne TOwnship — Whereas soybean growers are a very •sniall number of farmers as compared to the feeders of soybean meal, and whereas they only produce a small percentage of the amount needed in Canada, • and whereas soybeans are second only to corn as a profit- able cash crop: Therefore be it re- solved that no tariff restrictions be 'placed on imports ef„soybeans, From Ashfleid TownshinHVhera• as most television program sare of. a purely entertaining nature: Ther'e- for'e be it resolved that Ashfield„ Federation of Agriculture 'exPress its appreciation and gratitude to the management and staff:of! the farm department of C.K.N,X, radio and T.V, for their fine agrienhural coverage, especially the Faim,For- Urn T.V. programs. We wishto ex- press our congratulations for being the first T.V. station in Canada to carry the Farm Forum telecasts and earnestly hope that, they will continue in "the coming year. DOREEN HOWATT TO HEAD SWINE CLUB. Huron Juniors Compete at Guelph WEaTECHURCH—The Huron County Junior Farmers iiresentecl their play, "Fright", at Seaferth hall one •night last week, and placed first when playing against HoWick and Seaforth, At Guelph oh 'Tuesday last, they den/Meted against Wellington and Peel and a Waterloo team, playing "Comedy Atorrn in a Loving Cup", placed first. They were trained 'by Vim Harry Scott -of Elmira, Who , is a relative of not Wawanosh Seat families, .• Low first cost S ••• 4 Long lasting *Less upkeep *More protection: Crop Report Oy 0; It Ullea The. rains 'of the last Week end and during the week Were Weldena4 ed iby the farmers- .as ground dons ditions had been Very dry, how:., eVer It has Interrupted seeding opeentiehs And there has 'been very lithe gt.tiith of the grain that has been weeded, Seine faritera in the SOUth gid of the telintyhay,0 00M4 pletett•theit seeding oPerStionse4 • ana Planning* a- new building or fence for your farm? We can show you how, by using. CCC Pressure-Treated posts, poles and timber, you can save up to 50% on the cost of farm buildings., Let us discuss it with you. All your reqqirements will be handled efficiently and promptly, WE jUST UNLOADED A CARLOAD f Pressure Treated- Poles and Lumber THIS WEEK You can immunize against NTH LIMB' & MALIGNANT EDEMA with but N SHOT Use our Livestock SuPPIY,DePartment for ALL of .YOUR NEED,S. It IS designed to serve you in your Livestock Disease Prevention Program, Vat ce's IDA Drug Store WiAghant Phone 18 Avail- able Now At NTARIO