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Topics From
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
Personal Items
Miss Kathleen May,
Mrs. Reg. Hodgert, Mr.
Hodgert, Mr, q,nd Mrs, Mac Hod
gert, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cann
were Wednesday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Kestle, of Exeter, last week.
Misses Margaret Bray and
Nona Pym, of London, spent the
weekend at their homes here.
Miss Jane Morgan, Learning
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Morgan.
Mr. Douglas Murray, of Nova
Scotia, is visiting with his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Jef
fery. 4
Turkey Supper
A good crowd attended the
turkey supper in Thames -Road
Church Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the W.A. Rev.
W. J. Moores was chairman for
the program which opened with
a sing song with Miss Marilyn
■Moores at the piano. The Wood
ham Male Quartet sang several
numbers. Mr. Barry Jeffery play
ed accordia.ii selections. Mr.
Harry Hern, of Exeter, favoured
with a solo, Mayor W. G. Coch
rane, of Exeter, gave an interest
ing talk and showed slides on
his ,trip to the Coronation.
Ross
Down
to
Earth
Rv D. I. HOOPER
Stiff Lambs
Letter From
Harpley
By MRS. M. HODGINS
Report From
Edgewood
By MRS. ROY MOORE
Mr. Don Middleton attended
the Royal Winter Fair in Tor
onto and this week is leader in
a school at U.W.O.
Misses Marie Taylor and Shir
ley Winters were the Normal
teachers at Revere School this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney
and boys, of Strathroy, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Moore.
On Monday evening the Revere
Forum entertained the Hillcrest,
Transvall and Fish Creek For
ums, with an attendance of 83.
The 'broadcast was heard and
eight groups were formed for
discussion. ,
Cecil Bowman was chairman
for the following program: men’s
chorus with Mrs. Gowan at the
piano; violin selections by Rilla
Gowan; a reading by Mrs. Moses;
a duet by Anna Westman and
Rilla Gowan; and community
singing led by Mrs. Holden; Miss
Mary Carmichael showed colored
slides on her trip to England
Scotland,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston
boys, of Galt, visited with
and Mrs. Haysel Perrins.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sceli
family visited Sunday with
and Mrs. Russell Evans and fam
ily at Ridgetown.
The Edgewood Junior Farmers
held a “Hardtime Party” Friday
evening in S.S. No. 26 school
house. Games, dancing and re
freshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Eedy visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. James Hil
liard at Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garrett and
Ruth visited in Windsor with Mr.
and Mrs. Kiltie Garrett.
Perhaps this will not be of
great interest to the farmers of
this area but to those readers
who have sheep it' will be of
great profit. It will be more so
to those who have had the heart
breaking experience of ”Pet
Lambs”, which were fine in the
morning, sick at night and dead
the next day. The killer was nine
times out of ten—Stiff Lamb or
white muscle disease.
Being rather interested in
sheep we try to keep abreast with
the latest. Michigan State College
Researchers have checked the
disease with sizable amounts of
Vitamin E given orally as soon as
the disease is noted. Treatment:
100 milligram dose or capsule
daily of Vitamin E or alpha-toco
pherol. Repeat daily until all
symptoms disappear.
The next step is to supplement
the creep ration with % wheat
or 1/10 wheat germ meal. This
will give the lamb sufficient to
see him through.
Does this treatment work?
Well we have lost several lambs
at different times with Stiff
Lamb, especially orphans. At the
present time we are attempting
to raise a set of orphan ‘twins,
born November 19, 1953. One of
them (both ewes) seemed to
snap away, the other came with
feet folded back and after some
hectic midwifery we got jt away
alive. But ever since it was born
No. 2 (boys haven’t named it
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served.
Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tilley
very pleasantly marked the
twenty-sixth anniversary of their
marriage on Saturday with all
members of their family present.
Xlso present were Mrs. Tilley’s
three sisters, Mrs. E. Lamport, of
Centralia; Mrs. Hunkin and
H. Pfaff, of Exeter. Mr. and
Tilley received beautiful
quets of mums.
Personal Items
Mr .and Mrs. Fred Harris
Clara Fahrner) have returned
from a short honeymoon trip and
are spending some time at Mrs.
Harris’ home before taking up
residence in London.
The Ladies Aid and W.S.W.S.
of the Evangelical Church are
holding the
the church
Mr. and
of Toronto,
with Mrs.
Rev. ajid Mrs. E. N. Mohr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz and
daughter, Mary Lou, and 'Mr.
Charles Fritz, of Zurich, visited
on Sunday at the home of Mr. H.
K. Eilber.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bennin-
ger and daughter, Gayle, of Mt.
Clemens, visited over the week
end with Mrs. Samuel Lamport.
Mrs. Annie Haist and Miss
'Bernice Haist visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haist in
Oak Park, Mich. On Sunday, Mrs.
Haist accompanied Lloyd to the
home of her son, Leonard, and
his wife, who were marking the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage in Fraser, Mich. Miss
Bernice Haist spent Sunday in
Dearborn, Mich.
Mr. Fred Eilber, of Detroit,
spent Sunday here. His mother,
Mrs. A. King, who had spent
some weeks in Detroit, Michigan,
and Windsor, r.eturnedl to her
home here on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Kestle and Donald
spent Saturday in Detroit. Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Clark, who had
spent the previous week in De
troit, returned with them Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parkinson
and family moved on Wednesday
of this wbek-to Mr. Parkinson’s
new appointment in Lucan.
Several from this icommnulty
attended the funeral of the late
Mr. W. Sholdice in Ailsa Craig,
on Tuesday,
Eu-
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the
the
Christmas meeting in
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Earl Robinson,
were weekend visitors
Robinson’s parents,
sec-yet) has been delicate,
ond day showe’d signs
atrophy of back legs.
Good enough. Wheat
here we come. Patient
no signs of progress after 48
hours. In desperation we raided
medicine chest and found Vita
min E i
capsule
ber 23 and by Wednesday, No
vember 25, No. 2 was well on the
way to recovery. Atrophy of jaw
completely gone, leg muscles
much better though still a little
stiff. Bowels are still draggy but
improving steadily to heavy
treatment of sugar
Looks as if
tide.
Are the
No. Retail
hundred at
we’ve invested only three
sules or .21 cents—a small in
vestment for an Easter lamb.
Prevention of stiff lamb, of
course is good rations of high
quality hay to pregnant ewes.
Pasture is thought to contain
enough Vitamin E to ward off
the disease. Pasture such as rye
for late fall and early spring
will do much to head it off.
Our experience has been the
other lambs running with their
mothers on wheat and oat
ture show no symptoms of
disease whatsoever.
DID YOU KNOW?
Although you can’t buy
mones to use on lambs—Stilbes
trol or Progesterone implanted
in the necks of spring lambs gave
10 pounds more gain in 89 days
and ate less feed than those
which did not receive treatment.
—Michigan Agricultural Experi
mental Station.
THIS WEEK
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■Christmas shopping
Order Christmas turkey
Check the fuel tank
Put light grade oil
motors
Choring away.
The
of some
germ oil
showing
capsules. Treatment with
started Monday, Novem-
25, No. 2 was well on the
recovery. Atrophy of jaw
capsules
and water,
turned the
expensive?
$7.00 per
•capsules
price is
the drugstore. So far
cap-
pas-
the
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Mrs. Charlotte Boe, of Park
hill, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Mohn McGinnes.
Mr, and Mrs. Len Williams, of
London, visited Bunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gibson.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Colin Love on Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. J. Rosser, Ailsa Craig;
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gill and family
and Mrs. Mary Gill, Grand^Bend,
Mr. and Mrs, J. McCarter, of
near Exeter, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love.
Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Junior
Love, of Thedford, called on Mr,
and Mrs. C. K. Love on Sunday
afternoon.
News Budget From
Brinsley
By MRS. L. CRAVEN
The sympathy of the commun
ity is extended to Mrs. Wilbert
Sholdice and family and to Mr.
Clarence Sholdice in their recent
bereavement.
Mrs. Alvin Faulder, who has
been under the doctor’s care, is
very much improved,
Mr. Fletcher Gower, who has
been confined to St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London, owing to the car
accident north of Brinsley a short
while ago, is at present with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank McLean, of
Strathroy.
A presentation was held re
cently in West McGillivray hall
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Dixon, who were recently mar
ried. They were presented
purse of money.
Mrs. Arthur Lightfoot
tained the Ladies Guild
Marys Anglican Church, Brinsley,
on Wednesday afternoon last.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee have
recently moved to their new home
in JLucan,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rock and '
family of London spent Sunday
with Mr. J. L. Amos.
Miss Hewett spent the weekend
with her parents in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Young
and family of Parkhill spent
day afternoon with Mr. and
Flornte Bishop.
Mr. Donald Scott .has his
barn completed replacing
which was destroyed by fire last
August.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins,
Phyllis and Bobbie spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobbs
of Lucan.
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enter-
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