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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-06-25, Page 10PAGE TEN ST. JOSEPH'S—DRYSDALE (AL. FRED DUCHARME, Correspondent) Mrs. H. Melia and daughter man Goshen Tine south, were Gale, and Mrs. L. O'Connor, Courtright, were Wednesday last visitors at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Josephine Ducharme and her son,, Isadore; they also called on Mrr. and Mrs. Alex Masse of the 14th: Con. to visit another aunt Mrs. Virginia omm .- Hart - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond jiA -e coat" FOR DEPENDABLE HEAT All Winter Long Call Lt RNE E. HAY Locker Service --Roe Feeds Phone 10 (Collect) Hensall Saturday tthe foi- ner's :grandparents on�the Blue Water Highway. Mr. William (Boy) Ducharme and son Mathew and Mrs•. Mar- tha and Latitia Ducharme motor- ed to Windsor on Saturday last to take part in a garden party +given on the Ursuline Grounds by the Ursul+ine Sisters. Mr. Duch- arme also visited with his daugh- ter. Mrs. Gerald Ducharme, London, spent the ;past week with her par- ents• and other relatives in her home neighbourhood, returning home with Mr. Ducharme on Sun- day last. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pepin- eau epineau spent the weekend in their farm home in the Drysdale dist- rict, meeting with friends, neigh- bours and relatives. ZURZCEi Citizens N and Mrs. Leon Bedard mortoired to Kitchener on Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bed'ard's daughter and son-in-law. Napoleon Ducharme, London, spent Sunday afternoon with his mother and brother Isadore', in this neighbourhood. Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey and son Johnny, Detroit, were visitors with. the former's mother over the weekend; also motoring to London to attend the gradua- tion of their niece, Miss. Sharon Marie Sweeny, of this parish.. Visit Summer Home Delta Alpha. Omega of Detroit visited the summer hone of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fapineau on ,the Blue Water Highway. A wonder- ful time was had by all. 1VLembers of the club are Pat, Liz, Pam, Har- riet, Many Anne, Marge, Karen Yvonne, Sharon and Fran. Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Denom- me, Detroit, occupied their cot- tage over the weekend at Den- omme's summer resort. 1Vir. and Mrs. Michael Masse and children, London, and Mr. I REM1R NOM • POWER TROWELLING F ENDATIO) S — SIDEWALKS CEMENT FLOORS Sander Construction BOX 47 ZURICH FREE ESTIMATES — PROMPT SERVICE e.- omommummwo. TH' IEL S SUPER1OR STORE fS `NOW OUR AGENT FO PICKUP and DELIVERY on Monday, Thursday and Saturday M1D-TOWN CLEANERS__ HensallStores Will be open MONDAY, JUNE 30th CLOSED DOMINI N DAY - TUESDAY, JULY l st OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Il4ensalli Chamber of Commerce WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 195& Tips on Haying By Experimental Farm Manager W. S..Richardson of the I.en- noxvilie Experimental Farm, says the most ideal haying time for red clover is at ,the half bloom stage, alfalfa at one tenth bloom and timothy at the first bloom. As in is almost impossible to harvest all of the hay crop at the best stage of development, IV%r. Richardson advises farmers, to start haying early to ensure qual- ity hay for the livestock. Hay, one of the most important crops in Eastern Canada, is often wasted by being harvested too late. Hay plants in their growth and development pass from a watery substance to a hard fibrous mat- erial at maturity. The early grow- th is high in protein and the mat- ure plant is low in protein. Red clover starts out with approxim- ately 20 percent protein and when mature has a protein content of less than 10 percent. As plants grow they increase in total crop but a considerable part of this later growth is fibre. Therefore the farmer has to con- sider whether to cut his hay for quality or for high yield. These two periods do not coincide so a compromise between the two must be made. Comments We have just passed the spring season of the year, and to say, it was an exceptionally dry and cold one, and with no let up in eight until the middle of July. The prediction .:given out some years ago that plans were under way to heat all the bodies of water and become, a boiling reservoir to heat the whole of ,this contin- ent by the penetrating sun rays has so far failed to mature. Contrary to all, this past spring has been one of the coldest on record. We have now entered into. the summer season which should change the picture and bring warmth to those who till the land. They have not lost hope at so early an hour, farmers are always on the gamblers seat and must take chances on the weath- er to give them fair returns for their labour. They are like busi- ness people.; they are looking for an average return. If they meet with disappointment, then they fail to meet with their daily obliga- tions, leaving them in a shaky position. Western Ontario has al- ways !paid farmers fairly well and we hope this year will not be an exception. Regardless of what may take place from now till reaping days of this year are over let them be courageous, as in the past something will flare up when unexpected. If the yield is down prices may advance, bringing an equity in returns. In the meantime let us put confid- ence in the good old summertime to readjust the impairment caus- ed by the dry and cold spring. EVENTIDE AND ROCK of AGES MEMORIRI.S INQUIRIES ARE INVITED T. PRYDE and SON EXETER Phone 41 Clinton HU 2-6606 Seaforth 573 Brand New First Line TRACTOR TIRES Low Prig Our Reg. You Price Price Save 9 x 24 $46.15 $61.55 $15.,40 10x28 $60.05 $ 84.05 $24.00 Other Sizes Available At Equal Savings. Special Prices On New DUNLOP Truck and Passenger Tires. DUNLOP TIRE DISTRIBUTORS 24 -Hour Service on Tractor Tire Vulcanizing, Pumping & Repair. 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