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On Monday, April 5, Mrs.
Grharn McNee and Mrs.
Wilmer Rutledge attended
•the Huron West Womeres
Instiinte District Executive
meeting at Belgrave.
•On Thursday April. 8; four
Dungann'en 'W,I. members
attended the -75th. Anniver-
SarY .benaluet of: Goderiche
Miss Irene Hasty R.N. of
• Regina flew home ItursdaY.'
to spend a few days with her
father and brpthet, Mr. Lorne
Hasty and BrOck. Mr. and
.Mrs'. Alden Hasty alio Mr,
and Mrs. Jim ThOmPtOn,
Wendy, Heather, Andrew and
Stephen, from. Vineland
visited with them on Sunda.m
Leonard Chisholm is off
'work • and hospitalized in
Wingharn due to a disc injury.
Mrs. Mary Bere is in
Victoria Hospital, London,
where she was taken by
ambulancebn Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Whitney from Kitchener were
home with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson during the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith
returned home in Wednesday
having spent several winter
months in Florida.. On their
return they visited members
of their family in the Windsor -
Chatham area.
• You are invited to 'worship
next Sunday, Easter.SUprigY,
in DungannOnUnited,Church,
• There will be specir,1 Music
by the . choir. Envelopes en-
.. titled M1racles bap-
pen" were given fora special
. offering forWorld g°
Developinent and Relief. Let
us share some of the bounty
that dodlia.s. showered on us
with those who have met
disaster •
The Explorer Mother -
:
Daughter banquet will be
held et 12:30 -on April 19; and
the 1,1...C.W, on April 20.
W. I.
The annual meeting of the?Dungannon „Branch of
Wprnen's Institute -wee held
April 7 at the home of Mrs.
McNee with 18
metnbers and three visitors
in attendance.
Mrs. McNee, president,
extended a hearty welcome to
the District President, Mrs.
Ivan Wightman o,f Belgrave,
and to all • who came.
Following singing of the W.I.
grace a stnorgasbord pot -luck
dinner was very much en-
joyed. Many verities of foods
were sampled.
In answer to the roll call
"What the Institute has done
for me", many finethoughts
were expressed. Fees were
paid fpr 1976-1977.
The •minutes and
correspondence were read.
and discussed. Four mem•
-
bers had attended the Ford
Forum at Clinton April 6.
Several others plan to be
present • at the 75th
• Anniversary of the Goderich
'Braneb banquet April 8.
An invitation to attend a
dessert card party and, bake
sale at Tiger Dunlop Branch
April 22 at 1:30 p.m.. was
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read. The %lilt recently made
4as displayed and is very
lovely. •
The •°treasurer's report
showed a. decided increase in -
•
funds. ••
Mrs. • -McNee introduced
Mrs. Wightman who brought ,
greetings from Huron West
District and emphasized the.
'importance ofWL work."
The annual reports of the
Conveners were given, .and
copyof each forwarded to" the .
district cOnveners. Other
items el buginess followed: to
pay fees olcurator; to pay 50
c. to Huronview Auxiliary
andtry to have two Members
attend each month (3rd
Monday) at Clinton; sick and
shut-in friends in the --com-
inanity are to be remembered
at Easter time -the committee
for this includes Mrs. Clifford
Piirdon, Mrs. -Robert Irvin,
Mrs. Lorne:Iver, and Mrs.
George Errington.
The report of • the
nominating committee the
election of officers. Collection
and pennies for friendship
were -received.
The Standing Committee
conveners met at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Black on Wed-
nesday evening April 14 to
plan the program for 1976-
1977.
Officers for 1976-1977
• President, Mrs, Elmer
Black; 1st vice president,
Mrs. Jack Clements; 2nd vice
president, Mrs. George
Errington; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Harry- Gir-
vin; district-directbr, Mrs. •
Graham McNee;, Alternate,
Mrs. Robert Irvin.
Branch. Directors, •Mrs.
Alvin Kerr, 'Mrs. - Hugh
• McWhinney, Mrs.. Fred
Young.; Public Relations
• Officer, Mrs, Cecil. Blake;
Curator and Committee, Mrs.
• Warren Zinn, Miss Beth
'McConnell, and Miss Iva.
• Carr.
• Pianist, Mrs. Gordon
Finnigan; assistant pianist,
, Mrs. Wilbur Brown;
resolutions'; Miss:.. Iva Carr,
auditors, Mrs. Warren Zinn, '
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• Soil samples
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By Mike Miller
Associate Agr.
• Representative
Soil samples submitted by
Huron County farmers the
past twoyears are increasing
in number, • as -producers
endeavour to, monitor- their
soil fertility or establish the
levels on a farm they have
just purchased.
However, a small but
growing percentage appear
to be poorly done. I see in-
dications •of 6-10 quick •
samples being taken to
•represent a 50 to 100 acre
field. Such a soil test is of no
value in either mbnitoring
soil fertility • or making
recommendations, for with so
few samples representing as
• large and varied an area as
what was an entire farm only
a few years agb, there are
bound to be vast differences
in soil nutrient levels.
To use such reports to -
monitor changes in Soil
fertility is stupid for the next.
set oT quick samples grabbed
in 2-3 years may be of a dif-
ferent area - The grower will
then be wrongly convinced
that his past fertility program
was the -cause of the sudden
enrichment or depletion of his
soil. • As well, to base, the
fertilizer requirements on the,
,
results of such tests may lead
to gross under fertilization
with subseguent lost yield or
gross over fertilization and
loss of money, depending on
where these few samples
were grabbed.
Growers should attempt to
follow the rule of one sample
or more per acre -- 'on
uniform level fields. On fields
of -rolling land or various soil
types, each of the different
'areas should be sampled and
•Submitted -separately.
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An unidentified defender and her team captain Kim Buchanan (No. 1) watch helplessly as
the ball -drops through for the winning basket by ,the opposition in the St. Mary's
lretiseleague girl's championship game Friday. The .T-shirts,led by Ginette Richard, won
• an overtime contest over the shirts 16.14 (staff photo);
• „Canted° • Liberal Leader
Stuart.Smith told the Clinton
hospital board last Friday
• that he would re -open the:
• Olinton.Public Hospital as an,
active treatment hospital
should his party form the next
• - • -provinci„argovernment.
Dr.: Smith made the:
Staternent before, the hospital
board was' told Mendey that
° :they must close Clinton as an
activethospital. • • ' •
Mt. Smith said he had to
' apologize to thapeople in the
• Clintpn area for not bringing
• the government down last
:Week on: the hospital closing
•issue, but he said only those
peopleinthe ridings affected
b'y the' clesings were upset
with the Progressive Con-
servative government.
•Most of tha other 4 million
voters, Mr. Smith said, in
• ridings not affected see the.
• closings as a "sign of
• government restiaint."
By forcing an election only
six months after the last one,
most people in Ontario would
be angry with the opposition
• and would elect a majority
Conservative government
Mr, Smith said. „
"And if you think the Tories
• are heartless , now in •a
minority position, think whate
they, would be likathen (with
a majority)," he said. •
Mr: Smith' said .he was
disgusted that Clinton and the
other hospitals•in small towns
had been picked to be closed
• "lifa is difficult enough in
small: towns,"
"If you look at the data,
Error
• corrected
The Signal -Star erred last
week In giving Les Pitblado
recognition for the . bowling
prowess of Joe Schlesinger.
Schlesinger had the year's
high single., 365, in the Men's
Monday night league and was
wrongly identified in a pic-
ture of the league champs.
(staff photo)
Mto r
close, Onuth s :el do:fhtehea. most•
efficient," Mr. Srnihsaid. - •
then plinten would be the Wit
a. ins 7 •• •
ed
Jack Rddel1, Liberal MPP•••
for liurorp•MiAdlOsex,. not to:
vote against the partylaSt'..
week for the sake of unty, bt-
rather abstainis a way ot..
noting his.; protest• on
cl°1-LingS:id that :the.hospitaig.
baeneantansekePdenfPeirtst.sbleifuoirae hb dv se •
were ordered closed.
"I don't like the wey_the,
went ehorit it,' they • didn't ---
even do an (economic) im-
•pact study,'1-1VIr. Smith said
. Mies .:Barbara • Cooper,
director of nursing at Clinton, -
told Mr. Smith .that it was
costingthe government more
to run the former Goderich,
Psychiatric hospital nay as a
mental retardation centre
than before.
She said the 20 -bed
psychiatric unit retained at
the hospital would cost the
government $750,000 per'
year, not including the cost of
housing the other patients. at
Owen Sound and London, plus ••
the cost of running the r
retardation centre.
She said.it cost $2 million a
year to run the former 100
beds; "so where is the
saving.
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