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Elaine Stewart
Heads 4-H Club
• The Dungannon # 1, 4-H Club,
'held their 'first Meeting 'Wednes-
day, August 22, and commenced
at 7.06 p.m. It opened with
the election-of offiters. There
-are 6 members and the officers
are: President , Elaine Stewart;,
Vice President, Kathy Pentland;
Secretary, Debbie Maclnnis;
Treasurer , Jan Caesar and Press
Reporter , Sharon. Young.
The 'project name is "A World'
of Food in Canada" and, we dis-
cussed food of the early settlers.
For the demonstration, Sharon
and. Debbie Prepared blueberry
buckle', while the members and
leaders tried raspberry buckle,
which 'was good.
The next Meeting will be held
Tuesday , August 28, •at 7.30
13. m •
Reception Friday
For Newlyweds
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On Friday evening areceptiol
was held inWhitechurchComii,
ity Memorial Hail fpr newly t4'
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibb(pee:
Judy McDowell). Music was
supplied, by. Tiffins Orchestra
Square dance' calling off by Kip.
ntoul. At lunch time Mr.ari,
Mrs. dibb'were called to the*
form given seats of honor whil(
Garry Chapman read an interest•
ing address and challis ThornE0
presented them with a:gift of
,money,on behalf of the.githetiog
John replied thanking the spot*
of the evening,, the gift and*
their attendance. Judy also
added her thanks for the kind
es bestowed on their'. All sang
For they are Jolly Good Fello4
A delicious lunch was served f
the sponsors. The chairs wei
qiiickly gathered and the da
resumed til the closing hour,
The best protective
equipment against job
accidents is already-yours—
, your eyes, ypur ears,
your brain.
Keep alert, work
defensively, and you'll stay'
on the job.
. Self-defence is the
secret of safety. You've got
a lot tp live for; work
defensively, and enjoy life.
The sure way to
safety is
Self-Defence.
Your Workmen's Compensation Board
and The Safety Associations, Ontario
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Bruce Farm Report
CORN SWEEPSTAKES
The Bruce County 'Soil and Crop
Improvement, Association is spon-
soring, a Corn Sweepstakes Com-
petition for 1973.
The prize money offered will be
$100 provided by Bruce County -
Soil and Crop ImProvement As-
sociation plus a $5.00 fee for each
entry. The- prize money will be
shared on 50%, 30%' and 20% •
basis with the three top yields.
The entries must •be in this Of
by. September 1st. The mini-'
mum acreage that will be con—
sidered is 10 acres. The minimum .
tonnage per acre will, be 16 tons
at 65% moisture.
FEED TESTING PROGRAM
Feed may be tested for Dry
Matter, Protein or any of the mm- -
erals that could• create 'a feeding'.
problem if deficient. Now is the
best time' to test the hay or hay-'
lage for protein content. One can-'
not tell within about 5% what the t
protein content of hay or haylage.
is by looking at it. On a ton of
bay, this. means that one, can be
wrong by 100. lbs. of protein and
even taking , protein at a very low .
value of 20c - lb., this means $20.
The cost 'of a protein test is only
$5.00. Sample kits are available
trona tIlig office.
SILAGE ADDITIVES
More people than ever will be .
considering adding Nitrogen "to
corn silage. Most additives are
meant to raise the, protein value
by about 5%. There are basically
two types of Nitrogen compounds
added; one of Urea base and the
other of ammonia base. Tests
haye been carried out on most of •
these: products and °results of..
these tests are available from this
office. There are also additives .
that are sold as mold killers and
information is also- available on
those. •
INDUSTRIAL MILK LOAN
Bruce County dairy farmers ap-
plying for the Industrial,Milk loan
do so at the Walkerton Agricult-
ural ,Office. Loans must be ap-
plied for before the work has
commenced. Loans should be ap-
plied for well in advance of the
time needed to allow adequate
The first meeting of the Zippy
Trinettes was held "at Darlene
Hackett's on Monday, August '20
at 1.15 p.m, The leader Mrs.
Don Hackett called the meeting
to .otder arid all repeated the 4-1-1 •
pledge. There were eight mem-
bers present.
The roll call was, answered by
the members. The next meeting
will be .on August 28, at 1.15p.m.
at Sherry Jerome's.
The election of officers took
place as follows: President, Cheryl
Hackett; Vice President, Donna
Hackett; Press Reporter, Leone
Cranston; Telephone Girl', Mary
Anne Alton and Secretary, Joan
Hackett
The 441 project is World of
food in Canada and there will be
seven theory meetings and one
party. The leaders gaye out the
member's pamphlets and handout
sheets.
Mrs. D. A. Hackett discussed
working methods at present. Mrs.
Don Hackett discussed working •
methods in 1870. A brief history
of Early Canada and it's food was
given by both leaders.
Mrs. D. A. Hackett, demonstrat-
ed the proper method of measuring
solids and liquids ,.referring to
page, 2, 3 and 4 in member's
pamphlet.
All participated in making
chicken potpie-and baked Indian
pudding. They both turned out
well.
time for apiktoval; .•
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Associate Agricultural Sep.
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