The Rural Voice, 1986-04, Page 87CONCERNED ABOUT THE MANAGEMENT
OF YOUR FARM WOODLOT?
We at J.H. Keeso and Sons Ltd. share your
awareness of the value of a properly harvested
woodlot. Selective cutting techniques employed by
our experienced logging crew can help to assure you
of a source of income now and in the future. This we
feel is to our mutual benefit. We would be happy to
quote you on standing or felled hardwoods towards
that end.
Box 250
Listowel, Ontario
N4W 3H4
OFFICE:
291-4890
EVENINGS:
291-3039
291-2962
MAMA
MUTUAL ' 2 I NSURANCE
Established 1884
ATWOOD, ONTARIO
Coverage for Farm, Home and Auto.
For Information Contact the Agent in your area.
— Paul Brown Insurance Broker Palmerston
— Denstedt Insurance Milverton
— Paul Goetz Insurance
— Hammond Insurance
Fergus
Atwood
— Knight Insurance Brussels
— Landon Insurance Listowel
— Milverton Insurance Brokers Milverton
— O'Grady Insurance Listowel
— O'Reilly Insurance Alma
— Smith Insurance Brokers Arthur
— Wylie Insurance Brokers Gorrie
Harriston
HEAD OFFICE — 130 John Street, Atwood, Ontario,
Phone: (519) 356-2582
519-343-2663
519-595-4923
519-595-8711
519-843-5985
519-356-2873
519-356-9029
519-887-6476
519-291-1605
519-595-8108
519-291-2639
519-638-3149
519-848-3938
519-335-3193
519-338-3847
NOG 1B0
1-800-265-2389
CALENDAR
3 Ready to Shop for Fabric for
Spring? A bus will be leaving Walker-
ton at 8 a.m. heading for Hamilton.
Most of the time will be spent at fabric
outlets on Ottawa Street or the nearby
mall. A stop will be made at Guelph or
Kitchener on the way back, with sup-
per at Brox's in Elmira (all you can eat
supper for $7.45). The bus will be back
in Walkerton at 10 p.m. This tour has
been arranged by Rosalene Barger
(364-2258) and Marilyn Moulton
(395-5071). Cost is $10 per seat.
3 North Huron 4-H Vet Club, 8 p.m.
Blyth Public School. Contact Clinton
OMAF, 482-3428.
3 Ferndale Seed Fair, Ferndale, 10
a.m. Contact OMAF, 881-3301 or
1-800-265-3023.
4 Verbal Communication — Are You
Roadworthy? Featuring Pat Ferraro,
this is a humourous look on how to get
your point across. Starts at 8 p.m. at
the Main St. United Church, Mitchell.
Sponsored by the Perth County
Women for the Support of
Agriculture, Perth County Women's
Institute, and in co-operation with
Centralia College.
5 Economics Crossroads 11, seminar
by the National Organization of Raw
Materials. From 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(Registration: 8:30 a.m.) at the UWO
Community Centre, Room 251,
McKellar Room, London, Ontario.
For more information, contact Otis
McGregor, Chatham, 352-2394; Bill
Rowcliffe, Hensall, 262-5569; Tony
Beernink, Forest, 786-2285; Keith
McKell, London, 471-9146; or Sharon
Rounds, Lakeside, 349-2243.
5 4-H Goat Club meeting, Huron
OMAF boardroom, Clinton, 10 a.m.
Contact OMAF 482-3428.
5 Simmental Beef Challenge Field Day
at JemStar Farms, Walkerton, a
modern cattle operation east of
Walkerton on Hwy. 4 (follow the
signs), 1:30 p.m. Contact Hilbert Van
Ankum, R.R. 2, Wroxeter, 335-3011.
5 How to be in Control of your own
Destiny, sponsored by the Concerned
Farm Women, Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m., Chesley District High
School. Cost, $5 per person. An educa-
tion day geared to farm couples but
open to everyone. For more informa-
tion, call Eloise Calhoun, 363-3037.
5 Culturama 86. A presentation by
Ontario Junior Farmers at Stratford
Central Secondary School, 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. featuring one -act plays, public
speaking, farmers feud, debating, a
slide presentation, and a spelling bee.
Contact Bill McPhail, chairperson
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