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THEY NEED WITH...
IT
MAKER
The CO-OP Profit Maker 200 Club is a program designed to show
farmers that by using good management and CO-OP Feeds you
can raise a litter of baby pigs to a weight of 200 kg or more by
eight weeks of age. And to reward those farmers who do.
Here's how it works.
1. Any litter farrowed between
December 1st, 1979 and
January 12,1980 is eligible
for registration. Registration
must be made within 14
days of farrowing, and the
litter must be fed CO-OP
Feeds, Including CO-OP
Piglet Prestarter and Profit-
Maker 18% Pig Starter.
2. Every farmer who registers a
litter receives a bottle of
CO-OP Injectable Iron Free,
3. Every farmer whose litter
reaches a weight of at least
200 kg by eight weeks of
age, receives a certificate
of achievement and a battery
powered smoke detector.
4, Of these, the top four will
receive an engraved plaque
and valuable merchandise
prizes of their choice,
5. And finally, the top two will
also be the guests of UCO
at the 1980 Ontario Pork
Congress in Stratford with
meals, accommodation and
free tickets to the Stratford
Shakespearean Festival.
It costs you nothing to join the CO-OP Profit Maker 200 Club, but
it may cost you in lost revenues If you don't.
See yourko;oFeed Salesman for details and a registration form
XETER DISTRICT CO-OP
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Brinsley church women
mark Christmas season
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
The Christmas U.C.W.
meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Lewis.
Mrs. F. Lewis opened the
meeting with a poem "To the
Stranger" and the opening
hymn "Joy to the World"
was sung. Mrs. Lewis read
the scripture reading.
Mrs. Edwin Morley gave a
reading "Something about
Christmas," and Mrs.
Marjorie Steeper had a poem
and Mrs. George Lee a
reading "Christmas
Thoughts". Viola Lewis, gave
a reading "Christmas
Thoughts".
Mrs. Jack Hodgson took
over for the business. Nine
members answered the roll
call, Mrs. Fred Lewis closed
with prayer. A gift exchange
took place. Group 3 ladies
served lunch.
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CELEBRATE — Mrs. Minnie Elford of Thames Road
celebrated her 90th birthday Saturday. She was honoured at
an Open House at Thames Road United Church. T-A photo
Visit to northland
seen at Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
"Take another look at
Christmas" was the subject
chosen by Mr. Paul Schott
for his sermon in the United
Church on Sunday morning.
Our giving to others is a
reminder that God gave the
greatest gift-the birth of the
baby Jesus.
The Children's story "The
meeting of the trees" was
told by Mr. Schott. The
anthem "Let us go Unto
Bethlehem" was sung by the
choir.
Sunday evening Mrs.
Walter Fydenchuk showed
slides and gave an in-
teresting and informative
commentary on his trip to
Alaska.
Mrs, Ray Mills played the
piano accompaniment for
the singing' of several
Christmas hymns. The of-
fering was in aid of the
Abraham John family fund.
A social time in the church
school room followed the
service.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Don
Hirtzel and family in
Parkhill.
Miss Ada Mitchell of
Montpelier, Ohio was a
visitor for a few days last
week with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins,
following a pre-Christmas
family get-together at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Hodgins and family in the
Georgetown Area.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Hodgins fractured her
ankle as the result of a fall
after returning home from
Terrace Bay where she and
Ken had spent several weeks
with their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Files.
Orma P011ock, Kincardine
was a guest for a couple of
days last week at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
Mrs. Dave Ferguson on the
death of her grandfather,
Mr. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs,
Ferguson attended the
funeral at Fergus, Friday.
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Angela Hodgson spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Morley.
Bill and Shirley Morley
are pleased to announce the
birth of a grandson Shawn
Robert. Proud parents are
Steve and Karen Oldham.
Mr.and Mrs.Jack Hodgson
were dinner - guests Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Morley.
Dianne Corbett has returned
from a holiday trip to Europe
and is visiting with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Corbett and David,
Earl Lewis has been a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital since Friday night.
We wish him speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Morley
visited Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Violet Allison and
Kathleen Morley.
Brinsley United Church
Sunday School concert will
be held in the basement
Thursday evening December
13 at 7 p.m.
Roy Hodgins is in the
Craigholme at Ailsa Craig.
Jeff Amos returned home
from the hospital Saturday
after having a tonsils
operation.
Miss Cindy Prest of
Scarborough visited a few
days recently with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Prest.
Seniors set
bus jaunt
BY TED CHAMBERS
Thursday evening over 100
Exeter and district senior
citizens were invited to a hot
turkey supper in the legion
hall by the legion ladies
auxiliary.
Over 100 sat down to a
scrumptious meal sponsored
and served by the Legion
ladies for a very nominal fee.
The meal I am sure was
enjoyed by all and our
thanks go out to the Legion
ladies,
Monday a bus load of
senior citizens leaves Exeter
at 1 p.m. to travel north to
towns that go all out with
Christmas decorations. We
will stop for supper
someplace, then see the
decorations after dark.
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CORRECTION!
The Times-Advocate apologizes for any inconvience to the customers
of Drysdale's. The ad below appears correct as follows.
EUREKA CANNISTERS
Value Price $174.95
NOW 154.95
3 to choose from
457 Main St.
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