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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-10-24, Page 2. aq Page p� Win tarn A,dvance:-`limes, Thursday, Oct. 24, 19 'MeSodety Under scientific forest man- agement, tree growth, may be onueh greaterthan in wild or untouched forests. DEDICATE Co IDE 0 N BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL. be donated through your local funeral director Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons FORDWICHH--The annual meeting of the Canadtau bible Society was field in the United Church here when the new of- ficers elected were Ken Gra- ham, president; Elva Foster, vice-president and Earl Cober, secretary -treasurer. Rev. Cowan of Brampton, new area secretary, showed an excellent film on the work of the Bible Society in Japan. A discussion was held on the work of the society. An ex- ecutive meeting will be held to select conveners. ESTABLISHES IN 1936 We specialize by4 complete line of FARM EQUIPMENT idcGAVIN'S FARM EOUIPM(NT Saes" and Service WALTON, ONT. Phone 365-W-6 or Brussels 527-0245 Seafor'th Sl9rrb HURON DEADSTOCK REMOVAL CLINTON, ONTARIO We pay $5. to $15 for fresh dead or disabled cows or horses. We pick .'up Calves and small pig as a service to you. . Call Collect 482-9811. 'lAfter 8:00 p.m. call 356-2404 License .169.C4s. 17-2431b nd WINTER- PRQGM EES SUPPE1 '�11TS • • O -OP CONCENTRATES CO-OP 36% Dari -Flo Concentrate: with high level "vitamins A and °D; improves herd health; increases concept- ion rate; builds sturdier calves; increases milk production. HIGHLY FORTIFIED WITH CO-OP 36%. Beef ' Gainer . `� Concentrate:. a specially formulated for feed lot feeding. With high level vitamins A. and b, this concentrate is an excellent forage supplement. EXTRA VITAMINS A and D CO-OP 48% Beef .Gainer Cattle Supplement: specially formulated for Heavy Corn Silage and Grain Feed Lot Feeding. This highly fortified supplement /is fed.at the same rate as the above' supplement: One pound per head per day. ' ' - COOP 32% Dairy and. Beef Supplement is *Oho in booking THIS YOUNG FELLOW shows determination in his et-teipt at the running broad jump. The event, was part of". the Wingham Public School Field. Day . held on the school grounds last Wednesday.—A-T -Photo. Belmore Personals Mrs. Jack Kerwin and chil- dren spent Thanksgiving week- end in the .Toronto area with Mr. Kerwin; Mrs. Kerwin's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dingman; and six. of Mrs. Kerwin's broth/` ers and sisters and their famil- ies. We are pleased that Mrs. Kerwin has been "taking physio- therapy h io- therapy which may avoid an operation. A bit more bad luck, though, as Mrs. Kerwin stepped on a rusty nail a few weeks. ago. That wound, too, is on themend and she is now feeling better which will enable her and her family to spend more week -ends at Toronto where her husband is not at- tending Bible College. The holiday week -end was a lucky one for some hunters of our area. A carload of young men journeyed up north and Russ Baird carne home with a .moose, which is estimated at about 1000 pounds in weight. • Leave it to the Belmore boys. Some prize to bring back homel • Mr. and Mrs. Selah Breck enbridge of Jamestown have • moved°inti their new :home "t#•e'ge",esc� `tit}e`tz 44 fa' Church. We welcome there in- to the community. 1 Our sympathy is extended to, Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe of our 'area, on the passing of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Cathers, last week -end. Funeral serv- ice was held in Gorrie on Sun- day afternoon. Mrs. • Carl Douglas and Miss ; ° Lavonne Ballagh spent the week end -at Hamilton where they visited with Misses Velma Bal- lagh and Irene k o se .. Mr., Wayne Douglas was a week- end guest of Mr. Greg DeMar- chi at Dundas. Correction In the obituary of William N. Robertson last week it. was, reported that he retired in 1934. We are sorry to have made'an error. He moved from EastWa- wanosh to Turnberry in 1934 where he 'farmed until he retir- ed about five years ago.. • Many attend plowing match FORDWICH--Among those from here who attended the . . ,Plowing Match ,last week near Guelph were Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore, ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer - Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stew- art 'and Jeffrey., Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper, Mr. and -Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs. Ruby Foster, Henry Mundt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern, Mr. and Mrs..:Car- roll Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Well- ington Hargrave and David, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. -Mel Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan, Doug Har- grave, Don Reid,- Gary Klaas= sen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bilton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne, Misses Elva and Ethna Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer -Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cars- well,' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mann, Mr; and Mrs. Pack Brown, • Mr: Carl Ettinger and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. Winkel, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lambkin; Jim Foster, Mr. and Mrs. fillBears, Mr.' and Mrs. Ira Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Siefert, Niel Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Austin Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl King, Mt. and Mrs. Glenn Mart- in: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson. 11114..1.0 ,.1 BELGRAVE --Tete Belgtave Institute held the October Meet- ing In the_ community robins lat Tuesday evening. •The thought was "To love learning is to be, at the gate of ,knowl- edge". Mrs. Leslie $oft was convener for the meeting. Roll call was answered by "Different ways toimprove our education when -too' old for ,school. " Miss Mary Anne Wheeler toldthe stogy of L. M. Montgomery an showed many beautiful slides of Prince Ed- ward Island, Newfoundland and Cape Breton Island. Piano so- los' were played by Calvin and Glen Nixon. Mrs. Lorne Jamieson and Mrs. Herson• Irwin gave a report of the Institute Rally held at .Cran- brook. Mrs. Ivan Wightman was named to attend London Area convention to be held in Inger- soll, November 5th and 6th. Mrs. J. M. Coultes offered to buy a birthday present for the war veteran at Westminister Hospital, London. The 4-H course "Focus on Finishes" will be held one day a week in November. Anyone interested in taking this course,' contact,Mrs. William Coultes or Mrs. Murray Scott. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. ClarkJohn- ston, Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson.. NEW SALES RECORDS ° ARE BEING ESTABLISHED AT OUR. 01161 AN PR(' SCQ,Pr/ON DPUGG/SI .at'tvA�.ti Don't Miss the Final Week of Savings V11'hiie Stocks Are in Good Supply SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th Praveen Ahuja, Miss 2ina Hopwood and; Mrs. 1. E. Morrey ares seen at a dinner at. Danny's Restaurant when Mr. Ahuja entertained friends' and 'co-workers on the anniversary of hoist's .►first lye ar till Canadian .�r�t��r��itd��SJ.I��?rtlti�rsib�� r►.�iif�tii��dT43,��y Praveen Ahuja celebrates his first year in Canada Praveen Ahuja, physiother.a- \pist at Wingham and District Hospital,held a dinner at.Dan- ny's Restaurant recently for friends and co-workers. The dinner was, in -appreciation of their friendship and assistance in his getting established in his Work and the Community. It . was also a celebration of the first anniversary of his arrival in Canada. Attending the dinner were Mrs. I. Morrey, Miss Zina Hop- wood, Mayor and Mrs. DeWitt Miller, Mr. - and Mrs. Maurice Stainton, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Bennett, Mr. and Mrs„ Ed Field- ing and Mr. and Mn. H. Nel- son of Listowel. ' _ Mr. Abuja's home is in New Delhi, India, where he gradu= ated with honors as a physio- therapist in 1965. He worked for two years at the 'Irwin Hos- pital in that city. On Septem- ber 21 of last year he arrived in Canada having accepted a po- sition as chief physiotherapist at Grand Prairie Municipal Hos- pital in Alberta. He came to Wingham on December 1, 196'?. Mr. Ahuja wrote his examina- • tions for Canadian registration in May and qualified. He hopes to further his education in the United States; perhaps rne.xt year. Praveen Ahuja is , the young- est of a family of eight chid- (ien, the others all living in India. His brother is a doctor on the prime minister's person- al medical staff. Mr. Ahuja's father die d three years , ago. •His mother' lives in New Delhi. Get our uliets into toplaying condition Y � ' . h'y. 22 weeks °by using SHURV-GAIN Proven Feeds and Feeding Methods that have been farm tested at the` SHUR-GAIN Research Farm Now is the time to start to make =a winning, team out of your replacement flock. Drop) in today so we_ can discuss the SHU1-GAIN Pullet Feeding Program that will do the best job for . you poultry feeds WINGHAM FEED DIAL 3514060 Mlll BOOK YOUR SUPPLEMENT 'REQUIREMENTS NOW . Guaranteed Price to April 1St, 1969 ; This offer expires Noyember 15, 1968 P.S. For a healthy, profit making herd, Feed CO -OOP CATTLE MINERAL AA . . fr.. - cha cep throught the entire year. EWINGHAM 357.2711 BRUSSELS nil W 10 The cheerleaders were out for the Bross country meet. ,Seery here are Rhoda Bell, Jayne English, Linda Wilson and Sandra Tiffin. McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC Will Open For Business Oct: 29 At Former Location Of Canadian Tire COMPLETE AUTOMOtIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Specializing in: GENERATOR, ALTERNATOR and REGU- LATOII REPAIRS for Cars, Trucks and ° Farm Equipment. WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF IGNITION, ALTERNATOR, GENERATOR Epnd REGULATOR PARTS. We also handle DELCO BATTERIES and AUTO- MOTIVE ACCESSORIES. 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