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Notice of
Public Meetings
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MARCH 26th
Hillcr!st Central School, Teeswater.
MARCH 2ith
Howick Central School, Hwy, #87*
(4 miles east of Aorrie)
MARCH 281h
Normanby Central Elementary School, Ayton.
MARCH 291h --, •
Durham District Community School:Durham.
(All meetings at 8:00 pm)
A study is in progress to establish rights -of,
*ay routes from Bruce Generating Station to
Kitchener and Georgetown areas.
The meetings are called to obtain your views
on location of the routes within the study area.
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Winners in last week's amid(
Lions' bingo games were as fel-
lows:
Regular games: Mrs. Gerald
Wagner, Whitechurch; Barbara
Sanderson, Lucknow; Mrs. Lloyd
Hamiltdn, Lucknow; Mrs. Wil-
liam Kennedy, Wingham; Linda ,
Bell, Goole and Mrs...Dolly Fel-
ker, Listowel; „Beccie Rupple,
Trowbridge; Dolly Felker, Listo-
wel and Joyce Showers, Blue
• valq Barbara Sanderson, Luck,
now ; Wilma Lobsinger, Mildmay
and Mrs. Newman, Wingham;
Mrs. G. SimmOns, Wingham and
Mrs: NeWman,*Wingbarn; Mrs.
S. fialloway, Wingham; Mrs,.
Aitcheson, Wingham and Mrs,
Bob Montgomery, , Wingbtm;
Lorne Fischer, Listowel; Mrs.
Lorne Fischer, Joan Robinson,
Whitechurch; Mrs. Harnock,
Gorrie; Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow;
Kaye Rich, Wingham and Mrs.
Newman. Wingham
" Share -the -wealth: Barbara
Sanderson, Lucknow; Mrs. A.
Ste. Marie, Wilignath; Jack Fel-
ker, Listowel and Mary Mc-
Kenzie, Winghain; $25 special:
Mary Dumphy, Listowel; Joyce
Showers, Bluevale; and Mrs. Mc-
Lennan, Lochalsh.
Jackpot ' consolation plus
bonus! Kaye Rich, Wingham and
Mrs. Newman, Wingham; lap
card: Mrs. H. Coupland, Wroxe-
ter; and Jean Thurlow, Listowel;
dart game: Mrs. Riehl, Wing -
ham, won $5.
Door prizes: Debbie Mont-
gomery, Wroxeter; Bill Haver -
field, Fordwich; Florence Ken-
nedy, Wingham and Mrs. G. Sim-
mons, Wingham; lucky draws:
Bill - Upper, Listowel; Marie
Hoeffle, Mildmay; Lorrain Mont-
gomery, Wroxeter and Dolly Fel-
ker, Listowel.
Belmore
Mr. and Mrs, Brian Carroll and
family of London visited this
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Renwick and family.
Friday, the Belmore Squirts
defeated Fordwich 14-2 in
hockey. Scoring for Belmore
were Murray Wawhinney with 10
goals and David Eadie, Don
. Busby, Wayne Ten Pas and Larry
O'Malley with one each.
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AttendICEPONVOCe
One hundred and twestPsix
men and women from all parts -of
Ontario represented over 1,4004-
H jeaders at the (mat Provincial
4-11 Agricultural Ciub Leaders'
conference held in Toronto at the
King Edward Rotel; February. 23-
24, The delegates sp,enc twodays
Participating -.in workshops arid
'dismision 130t1Pa which covered
various aspects of the 4-11
agricultural club programs.
These included, resource
materials for clubs, Provincial
and regional programs for the 4,
member, publicity' and
program promotion, 4-11 on the
national basis, new projects, and
new approaches, "4-11 and the
Community" was 'the 'theme of
Saturday's activities which in, -
eluded setSions on the image' and
therole of 4-11 in the community;
Guest speaker at the banquet
was the Hon. Wm. A,. Stewart,
Minister of Agriculture and Fond.
Special entertainment during the
conference included visits* • to
MapleLeaf Gardens for a hockey
game, and to the O'Keefe Centre,.
to see the breadway musieal,
"Two by Two",
Delegates attending the con-
ference from Bruce County were:
Mrs. Velma Bell, RR 5, Paisley,
Arran Tara Beef; Les Weber, RR
, - 5, Mildmay, IViildniay, Dairy; Bob
MEMBERS OF WELDING 'CLASS at F. E. Madill Secondary School are men from
Pages in the area who find the Welding art valuable in their work at home. From the right
are John Fiesten of Teeivvatfr, Gordon Passcher of Blyth, Day School „Instructor Carl
Hofer and Fred Phillipsof,1441(now. Classes will conclude for the season, with next week's roxet
session, with 11 area men graduating (Staff Photo) •
orno'rersonal -Notes - with their daughter: Mrs;. Paid
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolt, Rich-
ard's Landing, spent the weekend.
Higgins; Mr. Higgins and, latililY„
and accompanied' them to a
wedding in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones and
Leslie of Grimsby and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Thompson of Bridge-
port spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Goldwyn Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson
And Heather of Wingham,
George Brennan and Richard of
Mount Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs,
Elwood Fisk of Walkerton also
visited at the same home.
Mrs. William Strong, Mrs.
George Keil and Mrs. Glen
Cowan attended the London
Farm Show in London on Friday.
Bert Hubbard and Wes Under-
-wood of Bluevale visited Sunday
with Mrs. Chester Cook and Mrs.
Dliver Jacques of Clifford.
Mrs. Gordon Underwood ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Underwood to St. John's Norway
Anglican Church, Scarborough
on Saturday and were guests at
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the wedding, of Deanna Proko
piszyn and Terry Clark and th
reception at Fantasy Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins and
Mrs. Arthur Fitch visitedSunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Walker of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller and
family of Sudburyspent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Archie Miller. Mrs. Archie Miller
returned home with them for a
week.
Miss Jean Brown of Galt spent
a week's holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Brown.
* Mrs. George W. Sach returned
home Saturday after being in
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George Keil attended the Re-
gina and London Farm Shows.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Wilfred
King were Mrs. Arnold Edgar
and Mrs. Frank Earls of London
and Mrs. Ralph Elliott of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Myers
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle,
Michael and Kevin of Dundas,
Mr. and Mrs. Brute. Norman and
Carie and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Mino of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Rogers, Scott and Todd of
Burlington and Mr. and Mrs.
Vince Smith, Chris and Wayne of
Hamilton were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mino and
attended the baptism of their
daughter, Tracey Loreen, in the
Gorrie United Church on Sunday.
Rev. Ernest G. New of Monkton
officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stirling
spent the weekend in Toronto.
• Rev. and Mrs. Ernest G. N6w
of Monkton visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nichol -
Son, Michael and Christena of
Cambridge (Preston ), spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
George Keil. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Freiburger, Walkerton visited
Sunday at the same home.
Pastor Fry is
guest speaker.
DONNYBROOK — The World
Day of Prayer was held Friday
afternoon in the St. Augustine
Church with Mrs. Franken in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Lorne
Hastie of Dungannon and Mrs.
Wesley Jefferson of Donnybrook
in reading of scripture and differ-
ent parts of the service. The
theme was "Alert in Our Time".
The St. Augustine choir led th
singing of the hymns throughout
the service. Mrs. Jefferson
introduced Pastor Fry of the
Auburn -Donnybrook charge, who
was the guest speaker and Mrs.
Robert McAllister thanked him
for his message.
Mrs. Gus Redmond and Mrs.
Raymond Boyle were ushers and
also received the offering. While
the offering was being taken
- Father Dentinger and Cyril Boyle
sang a duet, "JeruAalem". The
accompanist was Miss Marie
Boyle.
Guests were present from four
other churches, Nile United,
Dungannon United, Dungannon
Presbyterian, and Donnybrook
United.
After the last hymn was sung
Monsignor Phelan thanked all for
attending and closed the service
with prayer.
Rev. and Mrs. John Roberts
and family, Belgrive, called at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Higgins on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace. Mat-
thews and Gordon Yeo have ye -
turned home following a three
week's
d . vacation in Winter Haven,
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The anp4a1 clikneerrAngettegAPf
District 25, Dairy Herd Improve-
ment Association, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, was held in Gorrie -com-
munity Hall on Wednesday of last
week with an attendance of 78. r
-Speakers for the occasion in-
cluded Murray Hunt, livestock r
specialist from Toronto; Lorne P
Marshall, regional supervisor of
DHI; Roy Schnurr.' manager of a
ikegmant Teisstater, Teeswater
Snokvrrolnle; Rey ns
Teeswater; Teeeswator Grabt
Club. Dave 1, Waite" -
too,
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portant You '
especiallyV1don't Y't""celflou join eat of tile
tWiansOrldwi'a thtarginoreeat than nye
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members in 76 countries. In Me
type of. prolplarti You meet new
friends from other parts of Bruce
County, across Ontario and the
United States. The only Aiwa-
piircaogitionsamtlere: jaire.youte iehthavelmocpb: . .
between the. ages 01 12 and 20;4)
. to join such a . great Program,
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guarintee'.fertili :
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panic buyinichnl, it would
to discuss the situation
fertilizer dealer
now,
intending fertilize ,
pistra7oodot:
fertilize
wait,
the first flush of
tiiTizehettploii:s'ii:ity,kier,v;irty s,o.dit4..
• EailkSiedit1g
h'osphate might be wise to apply
dates is likelythis year. Grain
should be treated ' to- protect .it , ‘'
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dfreoemomfunpogsiiitioentvo,:fththaet might cause
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of Weeks ring a.'`'Llold, spell
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growth.for a number
Phosphorous is the Most IM-
portant fertilizer in early,seedi*, _
because it helps develop good
roots when there is Very little koli,
growth. Those who have soil teat
eports recommending •no
20-30 pounds phosphate per acre
t early seeding time.
DHI milk testing lab at Mount.
Forest; Richard Farion, as-
sociate agricultural representa-
tive of Huron County and George
Penfold, agricultural engineer,
also of Huron County.
Jack Ferguson, supervisor of
DHI, Association 25, coiducted
the meeting which followed the
dinner served by the Gorrie Wo-
men's Institute.
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