HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-23, Page 104"TritT,,,TZ:
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BEFORE IT STARTS
Now you can control,-AND STOPS , internal worm damage in your hogs,
That's right — continuous medication of your bogs is now possible
with the new
SHUR-GAIN Medicated HOG FEEDS
for
SHUR-GAIN 18% PIG BOOSTER-STARTER MEDICATED
and
SHUR-GAIN 16% 110G GROWER MEDICATED
now contain a sensational new antibiotic called
HYGROMYCIN 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,darnaged
tissue.
(4) Does not throw pigs "off fe,ed".
(5) Continuous protection frorn.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 14 OG' FEEDS (MEDICATED)
and SWING MORE PI?OPITS YOUR WAY
Farmers' 17nlonVield
Successful Concert
(Intended for lest week)
• AUBTITRN----The Huron Celinte'
Fariners' Union held a successful
concert and • dance In the Legion
Hale Clinton, last 'e'ritlety evening,
with a huge attendance, The
concert was a decided sUce.e$s and
was talent from each local inthir.•
on County, Dancing was .enjoyeel to
Collin orchestra.,
Holders of the lucky tickets ill
the draw were: The Whirlpool
dryere, Ray Hanna, Auburn; . the
Landrace Hog, (donated by Jack
Wilson of Auleurn),. S. 'Rutledge, of
Brussels; electric kettle, R, Hen-
derson, Seeforth.
The directors are very grateful
to evereene who worked so laird to
make this event so successful.
MANN FARMERS
PUN TORONTO TRIP
ACTIVITE
Bluevale Belles
Study Snitaticm
By Going Forward with . the
IWaterloo Cattle Breeding • Association 1
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BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING a iii
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for artificial heeeding sea-ice to the following btoods:— Milstein, J'er'sey, 'Ayrshire, Guernseyi i I Hereford'tpolka and 'horned), Beef Shorthorn (polled and horned), OHO Purpose 8horthorri, i
i Ali gns, Charelaise Bed Poll and soon Drown Swint w-• for mote inforination, Orme milled to . - . .
Clinton HU2,3441 or Mildmay 130r12 1
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BLIJEVALE—The fourth meet. Grounds, London, ,Tune 1$, 10 and
ing of the Bluevale Belles 4-H Club 20, Professor Orr is well qualified
was held in the .sehooltito present the material on this
S.S. No. 10, Morris, on Apriltfsee oetef, subject and the information to be
The vice-president, Shirley. John. gained from this And the many
stun presided. , other •outstanding features of this
i Followng the reading r 4 • 0 . the p'arneers' Poultry. Show will will help
minutes and roll ball, Miss Patter- I Put money in your Pocke
son's letter was read, which stated
she would .be present at the April unthriftinees.
22nd meeting,
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Gordon Scott Is -
4=H Club President -,
The first meeting of the Howick ,
4-H Grain Club was held at the el
home of Ron McMichael on Friday,
April 11th. The 16 members in at-
tendance held an election of offi-
cera with the following results:
President, , Gordon Scott; vice- ei
president, Bob Strong; secretary- - II treasurer, Keith 'Wbods; press .=
reporter, Ian Mundell • •
The- members were given lestru-
etion by 'club leaders Ron Mc:-
Michael. and Jim Renwick and by
Art Bolton, assistant agricultural •
representative for Halton County.. El
The meeting dosed with the ser-
ving of a delicious lunch by Mrs. - ir McMichael.
Topic of 4=11 Club
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The Blyth Lions Dairy Calf Club a
met in the Belgrave community el
board room on: Friday, April 11, E
One, of the leaders, Maurice Halla.
hare was present.
A film was shown on- care- and •
management of dairy calves, A
representative of the U.C.O. feed
division spoke on feeding and
management.
Mr, Miles, . agricultural repre-
sentative of Huron County, gave e
few remarks. The club leaders
treated the girls and " boys with
doughnuts and soft drinks.
"X into Win AdVaelee-Proles, We
SCOT1 .FARMS
COMPLETE DISPERA1,4 SALE OF
Dual. Purpose. Shorthorn Cattle
2 Herd Sires 1e Deal Calves (; Females
to he held MAY 14th, 1958, at the farm
at 1. pen,
faietered Itt the sale will be the get of such ontstanditig eiree
Teinpiereegh Royal. King (Imp.); Sanford leall'esnaideal
Millheot Holler game; Culkeeran Gay .13oy
The herd with estriblished in 1081. The fen-odes have all been
wee on the terror :and. from outstanding imported double dairy
bulls,
Herd :fatly aceretlited, Femeles vaeeitiatee. KO,P. Tested
For catalogues write; James M, Sena, Scott Poultry Jeanne
KR, 20 Seaforth, Onterio
FOR
MORE CORN
per acre
PLANT ,
WARWICK HYBRID SEED
A Canadian grown corn especially developed for Canadian
climatic conditions.
See Your Local Dealer For the Right
Variety For YOur Farm
Dealers:
Jas. R. Coultes, R.R. 5, Wingham
Bluevale Milling Co., Bluevale
Mac Newton, Wroxeter
Warwick Seed Company
Blenheim, Kent County, Ontario
The. Oldest Seed Corn Company iu Canada.
STOP IT!
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SOYBEAN YIELDS
Sinee soybeans compete very
poorly with weeds, it is •advisable
to plant in rowe wide enough Apart
to allow cultivation •and to use
enough. seed to give a final stand
of two to three inches between
plants, De x,. S, Donovan of the
Central Experimental Farm In -Ot-
tawa, says the amount of seed re-
quired, of course,'will vary with
the characteristic seed size of the
variety and the percentage germi-
nation,
A four-year'study of soybean row
and plant spacings at the Central
Experimental Farm, indicates that
wider the most :favourable cendi-
thins (that is a chiefly weed-free
land ), 'beet yields would likely be
obtained from seven-inch, rows and
about three-inch spacings between
plants withirr the rows.
As the use of herbicides becomes
more widespread the trend in soy-
)wan phtnting will likely be toward
solid drilled stands.
WOO
The. Government Deficiency Pay-
ment applies only on properly
graded wools..
The directors of East VVawanosh
Federation of Agriculture /nee-
last Thursday evening in U,S,S, No,
3 East Wawarlosh. William •'-Cow
called till meeting to order and
also gave a. report on the County
Federation meetings.
The minutes of the last.-directors'
Meeting ware° read by the secre-
tary and adopted on motion of Ire-.
land and Caldwell. Elmer Ireland
spoke briefly on farm marketing
and suggested that- a bus be secur-
ed for the farmers of the township
and. their wives,' to visit the Hog
Marketing office in Toronto, and
the new U.C.O.- office and • ware-
house at Weston, The trip has been
tentatively set for about Jun.e 10,
Carl Hemingway, Hume County
Federation fieldman was present
and Went over the subscription list
for the ilural -Co-Opertitor. Earl
Caldwell mentioned some herds of
cattle on the township showed a
large number of warbles, A motion'
to give a grant 'of $25.00 to help
greet a calf stied to the Belgrave
School Fair, 'additional of $15,00
each to the Belgrave School Fair
Board and the Blyth Agricultural
Society was approevd.
Federation News
By J. Carl Hemingway
Ontario Poultry Producers held
their annual meeting -in Toronto
on April lertheTom Robson was re-
elected president; Mrs. Evelyn Mc-
Cartney, let-vice, and Albert-Pond,
end-vice,
The new promotional plan was
accepted unanimously, This plan
comes under Section 9. of the Farm
Products Marketing Act .and auth-
orizes the organization to levy a
fed for educational purposes and
for the advertising and promotion
of the product; To make .this plan
effective the minister of- agricul-
ture must be assured that at least
'60% of the •producers approve the
plan. The Farm Products Market.
ing Board will decide whether pub-
eivirereetiee,thigs or petitions will be re- rl
If the producers approve the
plan a maximum of 2c a bird on
poultry and ee on each' 30 dozen
crate of eggs or portion thereof
will be .dedueted.'at point of sale
and will be remitted to the organi-
zation e A percentage of this Will he
returned to the counties and the
rest will be used to finance the
Ontario organization and to pro-
motei
eggs.
te better handling, sale e
In Ontario we Mute compete
with western- producers and this
can most easily be done by pro-
ducing' only high quality eggs and
by taking the necessary steps to be
sure that -they reach the consumer
In the same good- condition, 4 very
large percentage of our, eggs are
'still produced by flocks of 100 to
400 birds and too many of these
producers fail to 'gather eggs often
enough and fail to cool them
quickly,
A few -dealers fail to provide
protection while masking pick-ups
in the hot weather. Few retail out-
lets provide refrigerated counters
but those who do, have increased
their sake greatly, In one store
window is Toronto three large
baskets of eggs. were on display
last Sunday afternoon, Theme eggs
must have been. sitting in the sun
part of e Satenelay, all clay Sunday:
and I'm 8t1.1;b< ':the pUrchaser on
Monday wonidnet -be pleased With
the quality of the eggs.
•••• • ftfuustfilittn tfoltertifN • rusPertmt,
with Seleeted Additions Selling
-MONDAY, APRIL 28th At 7.00 p.m.
(Twilight Sale)
06 _HEAD hi the ;500elt Salty Mae-
aged by Plays Petals tainted.
• Selling at the Meer Sales Arena,
Oakville, Ontario, •
The GRANVIIE DISPERSAL ntr
l'eee a earriplet,e bed hie
Peel County and Gletiattint biereda
big, all hierehee edeVell to Central
tentriele Unit isieetl. These are big
cattle with ION Of •deVelOpernait.
Selected eittelee 'are, part inanely
outstanding teeth the ;nettle of Mer,e,
Ribbon Ihrelt e 400040 Renee -and
Rilebient Farms among titheree.
the kind Ilene* friettidein the'Ner
Donal' or Alleteleadhiet Solna,
All Pliny AeeetrilitH, Itiletrilleeted
envie Officially Vete:Meted.-
HAYS FARMS' LIMITED
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Oeltellie• thititele
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-girls were also asked to pasteurize
milk in two ways.
The meeting edjouened after
queries were answered,
Management Is
4-H StudieS Health,
Good Citizenship
The fourth meetipg of the "Ad-
vice Seekers" was held at S.S. No.
9, April 16, with 12 members pre-
sent. The president, Rosalind Los
der, presided, with Mary Taylor as
pianist. The meeting opened by
singing "0 Canada" followed by
the 4-H Pledge and motto. The
minutes were read by Ruth Tay-
lor and following a ahort businees
discussion the meeting was turn=
ed over to Mrs. Lapp, -
The objective for' this Meeting
was "to help make girls aware of
the connection between good health
and good citizenship", They dis-
cussed Sanitation, which included
micro-organisms, water supply, safe
milk, sewage dispcisal, the house-
fly and precaution in case, Of in.
feetioris. All *enjoyed a ,slot on
posture, put on by Ruth Taylor,'
Mary Lou Moffat and :13etty Zinn.
The home assignment was to
make 'a list of people who have
made an* outstanding contribution
to health; write a story de One of
these In the 'record book; keep re.
cord hook up to date.
The meeting closed by shiging
"The More WO Get Together", The
members are looking forwatd to
a visit from, Miss Shirley Patter-
son, the •home economist, at the
beet meeting On April e8r
Sniffling Pigs
May' Be Diseased
Sneezing and sniffling in pigs
may be eelatively harmless, but
ail too often the Oanadian Veteri-
nary IVfedieril Aesotiatiert watts,
they May be the early signs of the
diSetiste atrophic thinitle.
it is a condition which causes
a wasting away of the bones in
the nose, The stricken anbiattle
she* a leethler dished iii -or tWiate
ed face and' often are very suseep.
tibia to respiratory diseases, Row-
eyst The greatest 161401 comes frpni.
pot* Utilitetkeit Snit ifelletst
:fleyveva,. a farmer may' StiVet
valuable -blond lines if he -will iso-
late at 'leeene the healthy-
pigs he wishes le keep as, founda.
titan stock. A viitei.oerian
he- consulted to supervise -the proa
groan to prevent reitreakm,
The new Brussels Livestock Sales Barn will open
for its first weekly livestock sale,
FRIDAY, MAY 2nd
1/4 mile east of Brussels on the county road
THE SALES WILL COMMENCE EVERY
FRIDAY AT 1 P.M, .
Rate — All Cattle, $2.00 per head -
Calves and' Hogs 3% up to $500,00
• 2% over that amount
A new set.of Fairbanks-Morse scales with etameed ticket's will
be installed and government inspected by the opening day,
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
Sale Managers — Hugh 'Pearson, Brussels
Phone. 60x
Jack Bryans, Brussels
Phone 18J4
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
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Cleaning'Eggs
—A Chore?
'Much haw been said in recent
years fee and against the various
inethede of cleaning eggs for mar..
ket or for hatching purposes, There
have been arguments stating that
the cleaning of eggs under some
conditions lowers their quality,
while others will state that all
eggs 011001 be cleaned to guaran-
tee e uniform high .grade for either
commercial or hatching eggs,
Do you know the facts and prse
cedures on the cleanine rof eggs?
Are you aware of the lest equip-
ment available to make your egg
cleaning chores almost a pleasure?
a'This Business of Cleaning
Eggs" will he the -topic Af a talk
to be given by Professor H, L. Ore.
Poultry Department, 0.A.C.,
Guelph, at, the Poultry Iridustry
Conference and Exhibition being
staged at the Western Fair
WINGHAM
Way, April 23, 1958 ROI " w SPACINOS ANO
Secure the utmost; by patronizing
your 'own organization.
SHIP COLLECT TO
out leegietered Wevelionse No, I.
Weston, Ontario
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
GEORGE IIALDENBY
Holyrood
:3101eTelaY eleMICHAEL ,
KR. No. 2, Wroxeter
NORMAN alcDOWELL,
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or by writing to
CANADIAN CO-OPE'RATIVE -
WOOL GROWERS LIMPLED
217'llay Street, Toronto, Canada
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herd, Then the hog house and
equipment must be completely
.cleaned and disinfected before
more hogs are. purchased, Breeding
stock should be purchased from a
herd known to pe free of the
ease,
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Go Forward With the
AaMOM OSSEW
= ' Angus Bulls Added • . • _ . . ji aleinloehian 2330th, — born September 2nd„ 1965, 1955„weight over 1600 lbs., brother to the famous
09th. 'in the Sehenk herd — anti Eileenmere of Dandy Lawn — bred by 'George 'Ti. Storey of
Guelph — make up the Angus bull battery. They are( tops for Angus (pettily and come from tee , - • , ancestry with good size... ' . .
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GRAND RANG EXCEL is from a top V.O. darn with ,a 2X tecord'a"24,010 milk - 1,1109 fat -
4.2%and ti 9 laetati ons of 1.65328 016 fat - 3.76 test: She is also the dam of Franco,
a highly proven bull in the Oxford Unit. Exee I's second dam is classified Excellent with 20982 /
mills - 808 fat -
AL CLIFF MASTAIAX
There are seven Excellent mid 6 Y.G. animals iii this pedigree, His seven nearest dani average
900 lbs. fat-from 21000 lbs. of milk. He carries strong Mount Victoria breeding-.
the pedigreee 'of these two new hulls „Appear in the 'current Ihetter Bovine Bulletin.
tine:ma-rotors employed at, the different offices are as follows:.- 7 at Waterloo,,, e at Gait:lob, 8 at
Arthur, 4 at Polnierston; 4 at Formosa, 2 at Ta ra, 3 at Ithicaediee, 4 at Clinton, 2 full time
Veterinarians, 1. Lab technician, 3 office secretaries, a manager and an tweet-alit manager.
It is interesting to rote that artificial breeding ia Ontario has increased to the point Wh011'e we over 200 people are fully Mimed in this industry pine all the members of the belied of itheellas
that have Mit intieli 'time' and thought into its development,
Two Holsteins Recently Added-
Staff Increased to 37 Full Time EMPLOYEES
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, $5.00 per cow` for rnenalmrs ' i
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1-1 Please note that our summer calling hours, effective May let.,
I 1.30 to 9.30 a.m.
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-s 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundaysand holidays
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are from a F...
recommended in the way of treat-
micro-organiSins, house flies' and scientists have
Peacock and notes were given on:
Sanitation wahealiecussed by litre. Mont that offers any great deal of
hope. However, veterinary medical
developed their control, prevention of spread- a pro-
gram which will prevent and elitei- ing infection and other topics, nate the disease from most herds,
The dali motto and, creed were I This program cane for drastic
given to- the-members 'and re, First' action: The farmer must be willing
Aid quiz was answered, I to either destroy,or.isolate the af- For the next meeting the mem- ,eeotee pigs then market the entire bers are to make a list of people ' ,. , . who have made an 'outstanding ' • ' •
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aterloo Cattle Breeding Association 1, , 1111
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"WHEREBETTER BULLS ARE USED" , N1
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re•re From Deceit-ribber 1/57 to Alarela 31/58, eve have II
ea eme '
inseminated 18,.134 first service cows for an inereese •i!
over the same period , of- lase year of 2,00e rows or [TO
17.2%. Should this increase be meintained for the 1:1i: re.
balance of this fiscal year, it would mean an iurease 110. ,
of 10,032 cows or a. GREATER TOTAL INCREASE 1 ' --
THAN HAS EVER, BEEN EXPERXENCED IN OUR ee ,
ENTIRE HISTORY except in 1952 when the territory I
Wes expanded and the seevice extended to include all i ti!
the breves. OUR GOAL FOR THIS YEAR IS 'I ,,,
68,000 COWS. --ea-
Hereford Bulls Added • 111, . l "El . . , -z-•
With emphasis era PERFORMANCE TESTING, and freedom from the dwarf Meter as well as -MI
MGR QUALITY, six Hereford bulls hay e been added In the Weterloo bull stud. rii
At the. Ooterio Bull sale, the top horned. bull, who was the fastest; gaining bull ever to go through' to
the government feeding station at Guelph; and the top polled Hereford bull, 'were, purchased, I
At the Panteeli farMs testing station ,al Panhandle, Textile the TOP HORNED and TOP POLLED Fli: .
bills • were pilrelleasete The top two bulls at the Dixon Springs Experiment Station in Illinois 1
were purchased. Performance testing has been carried on for ten years at the Dixon Springs Idx- II
peeiment Station.. ' .-- - • ' ' ill
We believe that the performance, tests of our new Hereford hull battery cannot be duplicated in a
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