HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-02-15, Page 5;THE GUESTS OF HONOR -The sons, of the
Dubling Lions' Club members ,were special
guests at a father -Son banquet held at St,
Patrick's Schoollast week. The sons who
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attended are (left to right) Louise Looby, Jeff
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Brodhagen native
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iMRO, fRAN MALONE
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The Sympathy of :the corm,
nlunity in eXternded to the
famixk o �.eo Murray who
died suddenly th-i4'pa,st week
—Nits:Rosemary Flannigan,.
Sheila" Lort•ie. ant* Jar visit-
ted with Mr. Mrs. Vincent
Lane on the week -end.
Mr. Jack Malone left last
Friday for Riyadh,; Saudi
Arabia, Jack is on a three
month ass.ignnient with
lied Canada. Stip, overs
were made in Frankfurt,
Germany and Rome, Italy,
Miss Theresa Lane visited
in Toronto recently.
Miss Catherine Ann Lane
of Stra'throy visited her par,,
eats Mr, & 'Mrs. Soo Lane
over the wee;k.cnd. • '
aunty news:
THE HUROI EXPOSITOR, 'l:ltRRUAR
An exeiautive •ttteetint Of
the CWL st4aa-held, Sunday in
the parish it all.. it was
decided to hake the inext
reglar meeting March 7 at
1:30 There, -are tots' of
activities to be decided upon
at This meeting. The annual
meeting will be corning .t!1►.
Our parish : dance:- etc Rope
was expressed that .more
ladies could come out ttx this.
our first regi.10, meeting of
the year.
Fran Malone will visit the.
sick for February. A remin
der is given, to all members to
teak Fran if anyone is sick.
Visiting the sick: and being
visited when, sick is all part of
being' ';t Member of the
C.W.L.
The weather, here, for
ry ows t fat
BY DR. E.L. ROTHMEL again the importance of see- Town Hall on Thursday,
Assoc: Ag. Rep. Grating the dry bow from the February 22nd. and Thursday
WHY DRY COWS GET FAT milking cow and feeding a . Marc 1st. The ti'r$t'session..
It. is necessary to balance ration to `meet her. special, takes a detailed look at the
dairy rations to ' enable the needs, procedures . that must be '
cow to get the approximate followed' in transferring farm,:
amounts of. nutrients . re DRY COWS NEED A assets from parent to child:
quired for her maintenance; . SEPARATE RATION The second • program .will'
and her true.
n- In herds where "fat cow focus on how to draw up a
bl d suitable . arrangement for,
k h' rist born calf. In early lactation
Correspondent misfortune to bre. is w syndrome i$ a problem, ry
MRS.I:AVERN WOLFE while playing hockey, • she is in a negative balance, tows should be handled as a fathers and sons who wash to
• ,.., Dinner ests. with Mr, producingmore nutrients ' separate groupfarm together. Special guests
345.2757 '"Y gtr in order to
`._Con g ratulation .are ex- and'' Mrs. •• Antone.. Siemon .. than she. is consuming, but in• control '•the . energy intake ,..w will. include Accountant.,
g tended to Henry •Klebcr who were relatives Mr.:and Mrs. late : Corn silage lactation and during the should not be' fed Howard ' Famme and Bill
' • McEacherii. .whoa- recently ,
celebrated his• • 88 birthday Mickey Carlisle and: Dorcy .of , dry periods, the opppsite is as. the only forage. Good• retired firm the Income Tax .
Sat. Feb. llth. He is in good Souris Manitoba. They>en- true. She is; Consuming more quality bay and haulage have �,
' g p enough protein for ,tate clay De artment. Registration . is.
health: and.'Attends church'; • Toyed the' night. with their' ' nutrients than she . is Oro- P , g,
' ` Aunt Carrie and Uncle 'clueing, and is sim ly storingg • is light for' this session to date.
'every Sunday,... � g p tow but corn silage' defic- g
Rcd'and White Carnations Clarence Regele. Robert and nutrients for her next fact ctent in protein. It is thus . We need, more people in
order to justify havingthe
and mums:adorned the altar anon. Large amounts. of en- preferable to feed a combin
of St: Peter Lutheran Rose' Robinston were at the cagy, calcium and phos-• ation, course
Brodhagen on same home. The Carlisles phorus maybe stored :corn Care must also be"taken to FERTILIZERAND, :
Church, g
Sunday morning in memory left for S• ouris the nextday. pared.to, only small amounts rovide the proper.' mineral to HERBICIDE UPDATE
Friends of• Brian Fischer of protein. Therefore, it be• the dry cow. What type: to The Soil, and Crop Improve-
-of the • late'Manuel
whodied .two will be pleased to hear he has comes • essential to provide use will depend on the nature menu' and the Stratford Dis
Beuerm o. returned.to. his home where the proper amounts of. en-', f th forage. Con •s'la e trict Co=9 are -co -sponsoring
ears a o: The were lacedP, P e..,:_the'
.. ...... g _. .1:, gP
Y y P he is convalescingfrom • er Protein, and minerals . l me me with this.. event at .the' Stratford
there by his wife and family: gY+ P sitould besupp a e d
The Lutheran League en•. Univers'1ty Hospital; to the 'dr cow to enable her . both calcium and , phos- Coliseum on:Tuesday, Feb.'•
• g y
•London. • to acquire: the correct balance phorus.' However alfalfa, be- 20th' from 10:30 a.m. 'until.
goyed., skating ( after there , of. nutrients stored for the
meeting) in, the Brodhagen • • • • � ., 'cause: of its ,high calcium 3:30 p.m, mornng,session
:
after, ': 'Congratulations are ex- . next lactation, plus providing content should be supple- will deal' with understanding
Church sheds ivcdayl itfteade uatel f •r 'er ra idl
tended to, MiGs. Al Leoniaardt . , 1 Y • ,Q O P Y ' merited. illi. a high, iihos . ow fe'ttilizer recommend •
.:.noon . and 'received an ip ;. .
.. a ._ :,,. growing fetus.
youth groupof Brttdha cit -who won the . B w g , phorus mineral,:.. .. �. . ,.. ations are.. made. In - thea, • .
vitattoFirst L they $: As a genera) rule fora a to • afternoon discussion will
of the First Lutheran Church, lucky draw during the dance g , , hr Care must also be taken
Logan and allg athered. at the • at the Community Centre, quality twenty years ago was provide-the\proper mineral: to . switch' to specific herbicide
not what it is'Better '
U er Thames .• Gymnasium Brodhagen the 'night of the today. the' dry tow. What 'type ; to recommendations as well as
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in Mitchell for abasket-ball; .Winter Carnival. The prize
forage management, bar--. use will depend on the nature a presentation on how herb-
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game on Sundayevening. • was five hundred dollars or:a vesting and storingfacilities g Silage icicles work. '
g of the forage. Corn
The L.C.W. Ladies' of St.� trip to Florida for two. Mrs. have vastly improved forage should be supplemented with PERTH 4-H LEADERS .
Peter's Lutheran Church. •Leonhardt'chose the money:, quality to the extent that .bath caletum and phos• ATTEND PROVINCIAL
cows in late lactation receive •phorus.. However alfalfat•:be
where invited: to the apart CONFERENCE'
r more energy than they. re cause of its high calcium
meat of Mrs,,Martha Hinz in>., Guests with Mrs. Edge O'n ° February''9 . & l0 six
quire? especially. i� hen corn .: content should be supple-
MF
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Mitchell on uesday'for the Elltgsen.'i�°ere her ;daughter q• x •conte PP, 4.H.club leaders represented
w ich fol-` and on -i -law Mar aretand silage is fed. The •excess • niented• with a high phos- Perth county in Toronto February meeting hi s n g r o Y d at
lowed in the .lounge. Ken Hull of, Kitchener and . energy from unlimited access • p horns mineral..
or ;too • high levels, of corn the' Provincial 4-H Club
.. • . Johnny
ohnn . Eni sen. of Sebrin high. Commercial .v. vitamins are . Leaders, • Conf .encs.'
Congratulations are ext Y g g • ders er The
silage may result in fatco'x also available and should be
ills last. Sunda r r ret t e. c
tended to. Larry and Brenda , v Y ''' .That the' :con- in thefeud. • ep ese a iv s included
arrivalof Visitors 'with Chris and syndromeA, used routinely . d Ivlichael0''Shea R. 3 Grant
Kistener in the safe tioni5'becomin more corn
hens of Mitefiellwere di g Injectable vitamins ADE '
daughter Adnennewho E
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rot
those who are awiiy, la Sane
Ford is. COLD.
On Tuesday, February 4;
M,CT ihpp .#4 had; their seg
Gond 4-I1 : meeting at •the•
home of their leader Jannekc
Murray. Two new members
joined, Mary 'Mrray :and
Mat ylane Visser.
Members tried different
.hags on different people to
see how they looked and
talked about nice, Dolours and
bad colours. -
Afterwards all tried' to
thin up, a name for the club,
Therefore McKillop, N4i will
hence forth be �w as; the
""TH,E NAMELESS NiNF.""
!Water Well l
W.D. Hopper t
'4 MODERN ROTARY
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Duri 527-0828:
im 527'-07?SM
Haw to keepnor
ofvour ' money.
If you're expecting:income in a lump sum
(say, from a Registered Pension Pisan or :a
Deferred Profit Sharing Plan or as a
Retiring Allowance) you can expect to be
taxed in a lump as well! Sobering thought
isn't it! Besides, wopldn't a:life 'income,be
more usefu.{ to: you than a 'lump sum?
You can kill two birds with . one stone. --
convert the lump sum into a life .income
and save a bundle in "taxes, now, by.. using:
Sun Life's transfer Of funds arrangement.
The lump sum the taxman didn't get will..
be put to work for you, and you'll be taxed,
only as. the' income is paid. Give me a call.
Let me show you how small that tax .lump:
becomes. ARNOLD J. STiNNISSEN
117 Goderich Street, East.
Piton'? 527-0410 Seaforth
on; Jim Had ins, R. 1Grant-
their
aug er Nancy • pion ma be attributed to too
her parents Carl and y Y iiia} be given 20-30 days on; Bill Denham, R. T St.
Hos baro, in the9 . Con-
RoseDorothy liberal ram• feedingroc-
Hos til on. Jan. 19th. Con- and. sisters Michelle P before calving. If retained . Marys; Rick.DeBrabandere,
u t t tires and the trend toward.... placentas are' a problem,'a
gratulattons"also to the proud and Juanita and Carol Rose. as a major or only
R. 1 St. Marys; Mr: and Mrs.
grandparents Fred and Irene of Stratford last Sunday who corn silage J Y veterinarian should be' con-
forage• suited about the use : of Jahn Worden,.R. 2, St, Pauls
Kistener of Brodhagen, on were an storm stayed.:and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
the -"::arrival• +'of their'first The: point we're making is selenium and Vit E injectable
that dry.. cows need a special to be'administered 20-30 Dav•
ey; lt. 2 Mankton. The
granddaughter, to Mr. Steven Ahrens enjoyed the ration that should be low 9nconference provided a good
and Mrs. Lloyd Lai law 'of week his friend Stevendays before freshening.
Y g energy. They don't' need • - opportunity to exchange'
Vivian, f Cromarty d was 'd with h leaders
throughout the ' dry period scheduled for the Mitchell right across Ontario.•
Norval ivian, o roma an grain or heavy corn silage This two-part program is teas wit other ea ers from
Mr. and 'Mrs. Carl Voek glad to be Storm stayed for
and: Mr. and Mrs, „Edward an extra. day.
. but they should receive grain
itllattland Valley Financial' Consultants Ltd. Sc.herbarth attended the The many friends'of Mrs.
(lead feeding) starting about
• 3 ai, 'mother of .
Rural Ontario Muntcrpai As, Louisa, armut
VIW1 INTER J A•CKE'T:
W I N1'E R ;OATS
Plus A Special Group of:
• SHIRTS. F - SLACKS
- TURTLENECKS - VELOURS
SWEATERS: - GLOVES
ALt'ERAYIONS At COST ON SALE CLOTHING!'
two weeks: prior 'to freshen -
ti and Mrs Ida Elliot
freshen -
sedation Convention to G
eorge ,
• infeeding: prepares
Toronto. Carl and Betty also " mother of Roy, will be glad to - ,d
visited their son Bill, who is a hear they . have both
theg: cowLeas digestive system
patient at the O.0:C.C.ii improved . and have been for the feeding program that
she. must ,have, if she's to
Toronto tranfered to • R E C U
i riends of Peter Turner Unit in Stratford from the . sustain her initial high pro-
duction. Ener needed
were sorry to hear he had the General Hospital.when Energy is
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DIET AND MILK FEVER
Although the precise cause
of milk fever remains un-
known, much has been
learned in recent years about•
the disease and -methods of
: prevention. Milk ffever (hypo,
ealcaemia) occurs generally
in early lactation, when a cow
cannot mobilize calcium from
the bone, or absorb' it as fast
as it is being secreted in thee'
milk. lllood calcium level
drops and the cow will die, if
calcium is not given to her'
via the blood titreatn.. •
During the dry period, thin
cow stores calcium In her.
bones. M calving the bone
must release this calcium for
milk production. Some cows
are unable' to 'release this
calcium and consequently
"milk fever" develops,
Iowa State University sus.
gests fceditrg a low Calcium
diet 10.14 daft ptcvious to
calving, The low calcium diet
apparently .muses . the re
lease of bone calcium into the
blood stream, thus enabling
the cow to lie ready for the
detna:ids On blood 'Calcium
that NCO 41111 ealVtng. This
research 'poifts oat once '
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Gddetich St., W., Seaforth
Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1979
11:15 Worship Service and Chu1+eb School
Nursery Provided
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ST,, THOMAS.' Anglican Church:
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Rev. James 1% Broad[oot R.A., M-. Div.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1979'
Sexagefima Sunday
11:30 te.mi. Month* Prayer
• and bfstafation of Ofilceirs'
Sertno'nr. "God' is Paithful''
NORTHS DE United Church
54 Godericlt St. Nest, Seaforth
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1979
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