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YOU CAN DO IT! You want to attain this end at the lowest possible cost so you cannot afford to feed saleable milk to growing calves. You want also "to enil up with strong healthy heifers with capacity and stamina for a long, useful life, of heavy production. AND YOU, CAN DO IT1, The SHUR-GAIN Calf Feeding program is the sure, direct, and inexpen- 'sive way to ensure complete developn,ient of your calves. 1 , GROWTH! DEVELO ILK PR 1"` _ • • r gaunt and famliY, Mr. and Mrs. Whigliaola Advanbaplia*10Wo4loa•davillMii t Fate ,ItKVICKERS, FOOT COItRECTIONIST .0i411.Ae that 040W-ea shah' the average huttaewife taltes enoUgh steps tO the North Aram-hem eelitinent, Whielk is thitoW theillaand •miles wide . and all Olds tvitheut leaving heal own home: Mot of na Plink We innst haw) Corns, entionae1 i.510:0111elit Oat have Y011, before we' haw) Yeaf ato4 irekolk1:1).nring.thier . tfi.0, $9,airs I have treated as' 'natty peapletwlia had, none Of ,these aihnenta, hut dld have pains in tinfil4,' aelatle' 044'; irii) troulble or dower back ache, caused by pressure ae,,,a eaault of a brealtdaWli of *the -holies In the feet; Why suffer? Have 37;itiy 'feet checked•(Wiihout obligation) by a•qualified,, ‘experienced foot r r correatitenipt : at QUEENS HOTEL, W1NGHAM -'each .1,V1onday afternoon. Other times, 481 8th Avenue, Hanover. Plione 500 iL",.....40.........IAA.M.N111111.0 1.16011••••11.41111.0411124.11.111.11M110.14,041•011414111111.0.!1.041.MUINE.111.04111, East Wawano,sh • Federation on Trip The East Wawatieen l.ederation of Agriculture sponsored 4 011a trip Ito Threat'? Thorsday. Twenty-one farmers front this area visited the offices of the Cal' tarin Hag Producers. C0-0,perative and were welcomed by the evefetarY, James Boynton, They were takers n a conducted tour of the 'very Modern and 44p-0i-date offiee$ „ „ . • ,zfeInnis and ,T;'' KOWE;1*00r4sed the tronp,a0d pointed.'•ent the ad; vantages and henefita that the farraara aye receiving since the dir, eetional program of the Hog pro-, (lacers co,operate game into, effect „almost two years agp, The group then visited th4 new head offiee, warehouse and, cold storage plant 'et the 'United Co-OP- eratives of Ontario, and here they Were Welcomed .by the pretident, Mr.. McLean and taken on a: con ducted tour of the entire plank and offices. Lunch was prepared for the greup hi the cafeteria aadRebert McKercher gave an interesting ad- dress. North Huron juolots Win compe.tiOcm * For the last three years 40.1 \the local ilualor Farmer .arid junior, 'Institute Clubs In Huron. County have competed for the ft, Halier Meeting thiprovernent Trephy. Bach year judges appointed. by theAto ivaxt.oi ono Cluiztl Lye ajo hn n otore tihi'earchilneg at their regular Meeting and.aeOre the meeting, according to the htim' bee who take part ill the PrOgr4 M and the Siiitability of the -(0140 being Cliaeuasetl, The reatilts.of this year's eourpe., ation were made known at the Perth Harm) Junior Farmer Field Day at the' Exeter community pen- ire recently. North Huron topped the •competition ,for the second year in a row with a scare of 1270 Of a possible AKIO point* 'second in the cortMetition this year were the Sea- forth Junior Farmers, the" 4P55 winners with a score of 1084 .points. Clinton stood third with.100t fol- Jewed by Colwanash with W46, SoUth Huron with 1628 and 1-lowiek with 991, The presentation of the U. 12. Eitti,e, meeting Improvement Tro- phy took place at the annual dance. held following the Perth Huron Field Day at. Exeter. Mr, Jim Bew- man, president of the North. Heron Junior Farmers received the trephy and spoke on behalf ,of his 'dun A suitable replica of the trophy in the form of a gavel was also aWard- tcl , to the North Huron' Juhior Farmers on condition that it anust he used at all regular club. ..Meet-, lugs. - The Junior Farmers hopb 'Le; im- prove the calibre' of their regular, club meetings through competition. The results of the competition' for the past three „ years indicate, that it is quite worth while and reeelv- ea 'enthusiastic support from 'all the Huron County MRS. IL Ai BROW( PRESENTED BY WMS WHITECHURCII—Mrs, E, 11. Groslcorth, 1st vice president of the W.M.S. of the United Church, Pre- sided-at the June meeting held pat- Tuesday at the home, of Nrr. :6J:13ert Coultes' Twenty-four' ladies were present, Mrs. 'Groskorth led in the Scripture readings from 'Romans, Peter, Hebrews and John. Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Bee- croft, led in the, meditation petiod, speaking• on "What we miss byj hot reading, more Of the Bible,. ,IAnd time for personal prayer .,andi re- flection.” Alf stood for two` min- utes' ailenee, in remembrance of ,a, departed member, Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw, and Mrs. Groskorth read the meinorial hymn, Mrs. Jas 2oner gave a reading, "Have. Stood Quiet this Day 'to Hear My Master's Voice?" and.Mrs. RusAell Chapman • ° ° Bye two short readings/ "Jeggingf Along", ',and "Appreci7 atioa". • Mrs, Ezra .Scholta read an 'in- teresting chapter.° on the japaneee religions from the study book, "Crisis- • and grossess in Japan". Miss Olive Terriff led in prayer for the success of work of our missionaries. Mrs, J. G, Gillespie Was in charge of the temperance elippixigs.. The meeting was closed with prayer by Rev R , A Brook MrS, -K. Dowling was. hi charge of the W.A. meeting that followed. Plans were made, to entertain the Mission and Baby Bands at the home of Mrs. J. b. Beecroft at the July meeting. The ladies present- ed Mrs.. Brook , with a parting membrance, and„, -Mrs. Dowfixig closed the meeting Mirth preYer. All enjoyed the birthday tea that' fol- lewad, .Nisi Olive Terriff had 'al, basket of beautiful flowers, there;' n Memory of her mother, the laid' Mrs, Malcolm Ross, who passed away a 'year ego. MRS. DAWSON CRAIO PRESIDES AT MEETING. WHITECHURCH --a The Jane meeting-Of the W:MS, -of the Pres- byterian Cherch was held on Thursday at 'the home of Mrs. DonF,ilci Ross, With ,sixteen ladies present. The president, Mrs, Dow- 'Son Craig, Presided, and gave the call to worship, Mrs. Robert Ross read the Seripthre lesson and Mrs. Johnston 'Conn gave the meditation countrymen. tallcoliving together 'with fellovW ' Mrs. Wm, Rinteld and Mrs, W. B. Purdon Were, in chame of the pro- gram. Mrs, Prank 'Cotilter led'-in the Glad Tidings prayer and Mrs, Rittaell 'Ross gave a, reading, "The 'pot Sciler Is Still, the Bible”, Mrs, Damson Craig, ,t who attended the executive traorv.its meeting of Malt- Mn and° 'Mrs, Walter Elliott and kialr en ,visttpdApr4 fitiridaY the home .6: her brother, Mr. jOhtl. Forater of Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason and children visited on. Sunday' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Skinner of Rxeter, * Mr. and Mrs, Mason RObinsow and' family visited 'Ph Sunday, With' her patenta, Mt. and Mrs; Albert Canierell'*'Of WehlieW, Walker fanlilleS in Nast Wawa- nosh attended the Snell' family on Saturday at 'the -MemerieJ Hall, LondeabOrOi when 145 relai tivea were present, Mrs, Turner of Grand Prairie, -Alta:, and" Kerr brothel', Mr, John Snell, of Bran' den,, Man., 'were -present for the gathering,,and visited last 'week at the home of Mr, and .'Mrs, Geo. Walker and family in East Wawa- nosh. Mr. and, Mrs. 'GershOrn Johnstor visited on Sunday at the home of their son,'Kennth Johnston and' Wire, Johnston, Clinton. Mr, and. Mrs. Ray White and family, Belgrave, and her parents Mr, and Mrs, Harry Cook, visited on Sunday with Mrs and. Mrs. Har- old Siesser of Glands, Mrs. Sles ser -was a patient' in Kincardine Hospital ,for a few days last week, and Mrs, Cook visited at the.,Sles- ser home ,at that time, Mr. ,.and Mrs, Wm, Me,Pherson and children, of St. Helens, visited on Sunday with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. About seventy of the parents and children of, Brick United Church Sunday School, held their annual picnic at 'the rlyeia.at the home of Earl Wightman, 4th ConceS- sion of W. Wawanosh on Saturday'. Ivan DoW,.-Murray Shiell and Jim Coultes were in charge' „,of the races, contests- and ball garnet Everyone reports'a good time: ' A special service will be held- al Brick 'United Church on Sunday. when' Coin union •service will ts, observed and the church will Vier. be officially closed, and the con; gregation will move over to the Calvin-Brick Church, ' which is being re-decorated and prepared for this special service, on Sunday July 6. All are cordially invited tc attend either or both services: Mrs. Millan Moore, who had beer a, patient in Victoria Hospital London, for the 'past three weeks was able to return home on Sundal with Mr. Moore. Mr., and Mrs. Robert Watt and family of Mitchell visited. on Fri- day- with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dowling and Lyle, and Mr, 'and Mrs. Wm Dowling, ell of Holstein, visited on- Sunday ,at the home of their. bro:- ther, Mr. Kenneth Dowling. Mr. and.Mrs. Russell Walker of Goderich„.visited, on Tuesday last, with Mr. and Mts, Albert Coultes- and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Majury of Paisley visited at the Coultes home on Sunday. Mr. and Mts. Carman 'Farrier . 'and children of Long Branch at- tended the Higgihs family picnic in Morris on Saturday, and also visited with his parents, Mr. and Mts., W. Fi„, FArrier. ;Geo'ge• Naylor, who has beerya -patient in ,Wingham Hos- pital fd.r' the pasrfew months war able to leave there on Thursday last and is visiting with Mrs. Robinson, Wingham, Miss Mary Ross of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Ross of Turnberry. Mr.' and Mrs. Frank -McPhail of Burford and Mrs. Nettie Haines of 'Gtielph spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross, and all 'attended 'the Turnbull family picnic at. Kin- cardine on Saturday. Others who attended were Mr. George Case- more and Harold, Mr. Thos. Hen- derson, Mr. ,and Mrs. Rapt. Mc- Kague,IVIr. , and Mrs. John. Me- Ka.gde, Mr. and Mrs. Wiifred Wal- ters and family, Mr. and, Mrs.' Leslie Bryce and Mr: 'and Mrs. Alex Campbell. The silo builders •from G,oderieli `are'huilding a silo this week at. the 'horn& of"Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Eck- Mr, Thos. Inglis and son, Tom -and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Inglis visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Inglis of Fordvvich ad Mrs. Alex Inglis stayed to Spend a few clays there this week. Afr. 'and Mrs, John Jamieson and sons visited on Stuidaymith Mr. and Mrs. George Turbull of Brus- sels. Mts. Chas. Congrath of Luek-5 now, is visiting for a few days al 'the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Shiell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and daughters visited on Sunday at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Robert Chambers of ,Harriston. Mr. George Ross of Owen Souhd -spent the week-end with his Mother,- Mrs.' Robert Ross. The =there 'and the younger. children in S.S.-No. 10 Kinloss went oh their annual trip this time to Bervie, then on to Kincardine beach for their Picnic -supper. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. and 'Mr, and Mrs, Clark Johnston and children were at, London on Sun- day and visited with their uncle, Mr. Lloyd Bell, a patient in Vie- Robertton . The Congregation of the United Church Will meet on Sunday, June 29 at '8 pat., wheli ReV: A. A. Brook, Who has been at BlittiVale for ;Years and fit Whlteehtn'eh for 4 1- ilienrs will preach his farewell aerriaon. Rev, and Mrs. Brook .move next week to their tit* borne ai Aeton, and Mr, Brook will re- John 044111t and family, Mr, and Mrs, POMO Ross, and Po4giss, W. %I MO, Jas. Gaunt and baby, Janet, te, Robert Reati. Mrs. Gee" MeO1011ag'han, Mr, and Mts, Thos. Ga,unt )4% Krn9fit cf!Arrtr 0, Mpg- ham. MeCieneghan also. accompanied, Mrs. George McCiene- gban and visited with former neighbour, Mrs. H. liosa Sca-' forth, Mrs. Gilbert Seecreft was, called to flttleefield ,on Saturday on tar:.-' count of the illness of her mother. Mrs, Robert Wel.aell, whO was? taken Se/404h Hospital, Mr 'and' Mill, Owlet: varrfer, Mrs, Ezra Seholts and Mrs.,Pan: Tiffin, were at ZionVnited Church, Ashfield, on Sunday, and -assisted with the Music, Mrs, -Schnitz, Mrs. Tiffin and Mr. Farrier sang two , numbers, "Heyond •'Today" and "Resting in His Love". Rev, Rey Kennedy of Dungannon was the guest Minister, Mr.' and Mrs, Ernest Charleton, who, were visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Cecil' Falconer, left on Tuesday to visit with relatives in London, Mr, and Mrs. A. K, Purdon, of Lucknow ..accompanied ' them and visited for a few days with Miss Bertha and Miss Agnes MacKay of London. Mn and Mrs, garnet Farrier and Janie spent last week-end at Tor- onto and with Mr, and Mrs, Car- man Farrier of Long' Branch. Mr. Thos. Purdon, Mrs. Wm, Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Heim- Jerson of Brantfbrrl. Mr. and 'Mts. Thos. McInnis of Gerrie, and Mr. and Mrs, .Gordon Janaiesort of Godertch visited on Sunday at the home of their bro- ther, Mr, Jas, McInnis, The 'ladies of the Women's In- stitute go 'on their. hue trip to Leamington and. Kingsville on Mori- day next, Mr: and Mrs. Frank Eckenswiller visited on Subday at the home of her brother, Mr. Norman Liebold of Mount Forest, and all went on to Kitchener to the funeral home from where Mis. Eckenswillers grandmother, the late Mrs. Alfred Widmeyer will be buried on Wed- nesday, --with the service in the Lutheran Church at Ayton and' in- terment in 'Ayton Cemetery. Mrs. Widmeyer was in her ninety-sixth year, 'and five of her family of six children were at Kitchener on Sunday. ,Mr. and -Mrs, Clifford Neville of Staffordville, visited on Monday last with Mr. ant Mrs., Wm. Ken- nedy of Marnoeh, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Dela- ware and Mr. arid Mrs, Fred Jelfs and children of Mt. Brydges and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodcock and family of Glenannan visited at the Kennedy home. Mrs, Will Conn spent the week- end at the hoine of her daughter, Mrs. Hardie Simpson of Teeswater. • The Ladies' Aid of the Presby- terian Church met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Coulter and were busy quilting a quilt. LIFETIME SECURITY a Can- ' ads Life special contract providing Life Insurance 'and, Pension Option- all in one policy available from age 0 to age 55. ' Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative— ' Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. Phone 462 Free ,With Evety . 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WHITECHURCH 'inissionary, and giving a short re- , rent of hit or 'her work, Mrs, John 'Craig led in the offertory prayer, Wra, 11440111 had, charge Of the chaptet in' the -stncly book telling 116w 'the\ Jelainese Christians are MiXincia to extend the work to others, and Mrs, Rintoul led in brayer NW these people, Mrs. John McGee read a poem, "Faith". Mrs. Earl Casliek read an tire from active preaching', All interesting' rievVg letter from Rev, in the coriatnunity ate invited Sits. DIkseri of Taipei teni)/s or his altend this final service, and Wotk and COntaett with the people bin. in the Social half-hotir that it's that Ian& Mrs, R. T. A. Mar.' Will folloW. shall closed the nieeting`With Among those from this district or: Mrs. 'Oetirge Illsiter awl' Mrs.. Who attended the Gaunt 16.1.1111y = Icor ttnersort be lenders for - gathfsrhIg. held at Seaforth perk t Meetingt The liosteat 8aturilay We're -IVfr, ;All - screed hitteh. 1,kert2te, Mr. and ivirs, Russell „ land Presbyterial, held at Langside tbria. 140:vital; for the past week, On Wednesday, gave as report of,,the Mr. and Mrs,"-Cecil Forster and Meeting. The' roll call was an- children of Palmerston visited on Invered each naming a how ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, AlC CANAD PACKER( LTD. WINGHA • u,