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16117THE HURON EXPQ5,1TOR, SEAPIORTH, ONT., OCT. 2, 1969
HEATING Crop
Report
placed the ribbons. -George Hay- year-old heifer class, This was
den, Cloerie, won both the Preen- Castorvue President Potty Ann,
ier 'Breeder and Premier Exhibit- a nicely blended row with good
or• awards: with Ross Marshall, /Ina Ii1y,ivider. She wa.s just -
Kirkton, in second place for both completing a 20, 000 lb. record. •
honours, Thy whining -senior yearling
Last year's Grand Champion —heifer•Was ..funior 'Champion for
cow wasISenior and Grand Champ- Elston A. Speiran. She was
ion again this year for Ross Mar- "'plc), Nlarquis Rota, a stylish,
shall, She was Meri Acres Jana, "individual, strong on top, and
first prize agedlcow, and winner, with plenty of dairy character.
of the Interbreed Hest Udder class. Hie l'eseme
'Jana was very deep i n the body, fernal c was Banella Linda Avirla
who headed the•junior yearling
class tot George Ilayden. Linda.
was very large for a junior, tall
and upstandiii ?.;, with a long,
—level quarter,
There were five entries in
the hull calf class, with Me
entry of4Ilson A. Speiran stand-
ing first for the Charnpionship.
He was International R. J. , a
Iliec dairy hull, long in the body
and with good depth. George
flaydein had the second, place
c.
Show Holsteins at Seaforth
THE .DUEEN AT SEAFORTH
• Among the hundreds of visitors CO Seaforth Fair last week was the 1.008-,00 International Plow- '
ing Match "Queen of the Furrow" Miss Irene Wilson of Brampton, Here with her beaming their •
rapport of the international, which this year is being held:at Paris, are (left) Gordon
a director of O. P. A. and Russel Bolton,• secretary-treasurer Of the Huron AssoCiation,
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Correspondent
MRS. WM. DOWSON
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COAL & OIL
Willis Dundas
PHONE
Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053
USBORNE &
HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
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HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont.
President
William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell
Vice-President
Raymond McCurdy RR 1,
Kirkton
Directors
Martin Feeney RR 2, Dublin
Clayton Calquhoon RR 1,
• Science Hill
Tim Toohey RR 3, Lucan
Robert Gardiner RR 1,
Cromarty
Agents
Hugh Benninger - Dublin
Harry Coates - - Exeter
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Secretary-Treasurer
Hugh Patterson • - • Exeter
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For most farmers, cutting
corn for ensilage is close to
completion. The quality was
quite good even though the
leaves. were turnipg brown due
to a lack of moisture.' Last week
end's rain was too late to help
the ensilage corn, but may help
the picking corn.
A great deal of winter wheat
has been 'sown and some is up.
Recent rains will add to soil
intaisrure, helping the regrowth
of the hay and pasture fields.
The rains should also soften the
ground so that more fall plow-
ing can be done.
Plan
Colin Day
A Corn Day program is plan-
ned for the farm of George Proc-
ter, 14 miles east of Belgrave
on Thursday„at 2:00 p.
The variety, herbicide and
fertilizer demonstrations will he
discussed by area Soils and Clops
Specialists, Howard Lang and
Doug. Jamieson, Hiad, Crops
Division, Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology. Feature
speaker will be Professor George .
Jones, Crop Science Department,
• University of Guelph.
Those interested in Corn Pro-
duction are invited to attend • •
the event'which is sponsored by
the Huron Soil.and Crop Improve-
ment Association,
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win tier and Reserve tilampion,
Banella Linda Valour, a we'll
balanced calf, stylish and attrac-
tive.
Ross Marshall had die winning
breeder's herd, the first prize
four-year-(41 cow, and firs:
year-old heifer, Edward Bell,
lily th, showed the first prize dry
cow; Lynda Walden, Luc know,
tire first seniorheifer calf, and
George Hayden the first prize
junior heifer. Holden Farm, Clin'
ton, showed the winning pair, a
darn and one of her offspring, • •
while Mac- Smith, Listowel, show-
ed The winner in the class for
aged cows with other 100, 000, Ihs.
of, milk. 'Ibis was hauderlea Glen-
vue Cora. •
Seaforth 11 met at the home
of leader, Ricki Willems and
elected officers, President -
Debbie Wallace; Vice President-
Joyce Haney; Treasurer - Brenda
Haney; Press Reporter - Mary •
Margaret Kelly. . •
The group discussed history
PasT OFFICE
RELEASES CHRISTMAS
MAIL DATES
.Every year at Christmas
some-one overseas misses out
on some mail from loved cities
and friends because someone
else in Canada was too late in
writing. Suddenly the Christmas
mailing deadline is upon them
and nothing can he done until
the rush is over after the New
Year.
'Better to be early than sorry'
should be the slogan for people
with friends and relatives over-.
seas, the post office department.
emphasizes.
The following is the schedule
of deadline bates for overseas
Onistmas Mail:
People who doubt the
reality of guardian angels
haven't been missed by a
motorist lately.
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LANDSCAPING
Mr. and Mrs. Doug, Proctor
of Hamilton spent the .week end
with Mrs. Proctor's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Johnston of
Varna.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Johnston surprised them
at their home on Saturday even-
ing on the occasion of their 25th
Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson
and family visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys
of Constance.
' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dow-:
son spent the week-fend visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tipping,
Danny and David of Sarnia.
Anniversary Service was
celebrated at the V. rna United
Church on Sunday with Rev,
Morley Clarke as.guest speaker,
and Miss Mary Ann Hdyter as
guest soloist. Rev. -Clarke, Field
Secretary for Christian Educat-'
ion for London Conference, spoke
on "Cliangei.Friend or Foe".
• Mrs. Robert Sterling, the organ-
• ist and choir presented the an-
them "Harbour lk•11." ,
The Varna 4-H Club met at
the home of the assistant leader,
Mrs. Bill Dowson, WedneSday
evening. The leader , Mrs. Allan
•Hayter, discussed with the girls
"How to Create a Design". Mrs.
Dowson demonstrated how to
cut out the "Learning Stitches
Article"; how to Dull o a thread
from a skein, how to thread a
,needle with embroidery cotton;
how .to,start and finish a thread
when embroidering and h6w to
embroider the blanket stitch.
The girls practiced the blanket
stitch.
ALSO
ick SEED WHEAT
.;‘ LAWN SEED
and
46 LAWN FERTILIZERS
FALL
FERTILIZERS
We have a 'good line of
VETERINARY SUPPLIES
AND PREMIXES
Bulk or Bagged
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Sixteen Huron County 1101- and dairy like, with a'good udder and colour Schemes and review-
stein breeders brought out (IL an- well attached. The Reserve ed 'learning stitches; and 'free
imals at their Black and White Grand'Championship went to. choice' articles. Jane Sills
show held at Seaford] 1-'air, where Elston A. Speiran, Brussels, on expressed appreciation.
Judge D. W. Shively, Springfield, his first placing in the three-
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