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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-04-27, Page 10Stop It „ Before It Starts Now you can control AND STOP, infernal worn damage in your hogs. That's right continuous ',medication of your hogs now possible with the new SHUR-GA1N Medicated Hog Feeds FOR SHUR-GAIN 18% PIG BOOSTER-STARTER MEDICATED AND SHUR-GAIN 16% HOG GROWER MEDICATED now contain a sensational new antibiotic called HYGROMYCIN B So what does this mean to you? • • • lust this: SHUR- GAIN Medicated HOG FEEDS U) Controls worm damage before it starts. (2) Kills worms before they mature, so halting re-infection. 13) Protects against follow-up infection in worm damaged tissue. (4) Does not throw pigs "off feed". (5) Continuous protection of more idnds of worm& (6) Makes possible more efficient feed utilization- (7) Requires no change in feeding methods. (8) Does not affect the taste or smell of feed. SWITCH TO SHUR-GAIN HOG FEEDS (MEDICATED) and SWING MORE PRO- FITS YOUR WAY AVAILABLE NOW AT .Wingham Feed Mill Wingham, Ontario_ „The, AslventesTzuess Wediseadays Aprll WIt 1040 Mrs. Wm o C„likSilk"K BALI TEAMS ARE 'WHITECORED People Who S hop In Wingham Read The Advanuelrimet Ac resses Meetin g Johnston last week, the names of Mr. .and Mrs. dint Johnston and family of Turnberry Township were omitted. from the names of .the Members of the family who attend- ed the celebration, Mr, aril Mrs. John Gray of Kin- eardine and Me. and. Mrs. Kenneth Dickson and family of laelmore visited on Sunday with :Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Alex N ahery and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong and family, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family, Wingham,. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Irwin of Belgrave visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Irwin, East WaWariosh, recently, and enjoyed a family dinner and get-together. n+, WHITECHURCHe The W.M.S, of Calvin-Brick United Chureh held its Thankoffering meeting on — Tuesday last at the church, enter- twining the Mission Band, About 50. attended. Mrs. Alex Robertson TENDERED BANQUET OOL .-91st Birthday W.H4TEC.EIURCI-1 Mrs. Etik;e11 Dick and Nancy of Toronto and aim Pentland of London visited on Friday with Mr. and. Mrs. James McInnis. and. her mother, Mrs. Roane, who was .celebrating her 91st birthday on Saturday. air. and Mrs. George atanierand family of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. George MeKagee of Teeswater were visit- ors at the Melnnis home on Sat- urday. Mrs. Roane has had. her ups and downs in health this winter, and. lags not been out much, but her many friends wish her many hap- PY returns. of her birthday. R. HAMILTO presided and gave the meditation, OPTOMETRIST . , — ,,. .. ,. ... . Any tiovernineut Dellipiency 'Nye ;swot will apply only ars properly graded wools, 4eeure the utmost by 001'01410K the organization that made 'Rigs. possible,. SHIP COI,LECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No Weston, •Outerin Obtain :sacks. and Wine without eharge from Morley Mcblighael- WEL g, Wroxeter, Oat. Norman McDowell nogrwm, Oat, or by writing te- CANADIAN CO-OPERAUVE WOOL GROWERS. _LIMITED. -I, Now a whole new golden world of SII-IT. and i SOUND, See our HEARING-AIR GLASSES, f-ti.. lightest in weight. id WI - '-= es: --4 .... .. ..., ,. .. a ,..,,,,.. Phone $7 for appointment i 71- I.-000tIgttlit110111.11t1.1111111011110111110Illiiiiiiiiii*Villlinsirlipitiolimill Hipitia-5 a- speaking on thoughts of Easter. She also lea in, prayer. Ronald Melaurney and Jimmie Robertson read the Scripture lesson. Ann Currie 'mail e Peem, "Our Duty” and Doris Coultes sang a solo. Mrs, George McGee introduced the special Speaker, Mrs. William Cruikshank of Wingham, who -gave an interesting address, comparing parts of the Easter lily and its bulb with our physical needs, and its flower with life and spiritual side, brings beauty and, wholesome- ness to living, each being part of God's plan. Mrs. Norman Coultes, thanked the speaker and presided for the business. The bale is to be sent in May, and Mrs. Coultes closed the meet- ing With the benediction. The ladies served sandwiches and cook- ies, with a cup of tea. Mrs. -Charles taongram of Luelc• now spent the week-end at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chalice: Shiell. 2.17 Bay Street, Toronto, 'Canada WHITECHUREll la mk110,1".14 • . 115 ii HOWSON & HOWSON ii 11,:: . Blyth - Wingharn - Cargill qi::•41,..4 11.0 :` • 4 * te• ov i i F. ii .74014MIKOMUMM111I11UW53{WWWWWWW4M4MUMOMOMWOM400i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston and family of Parkhill visited on Sunday with Lucknow relatives and with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Will Conn, who spent the past four months at the Johns- ton home, returned to her home here, ,'Mr. John Congram of Toronto had charge' of the services in the Presbyterian Church here on Sun- day. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Watt and children of Toronto spent Tuesday with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. J, Watt, and Rev, and Mrs. George Watt and family of Oak- ville spent a few days there. Dr. and. Mrs: Arthur Watt of London were also recent guests with his parents. Mr. and. Mrs, Donald ,Ross and Mrs. W. J. Coulter, Wingham, at- tended-the funeral of the late Mrs. Alma Campbell of London on Fri- day and visited with the' fanner's mother, Mrs. Robert Ross, in Vic- toria Hospital, ' Mr. and. Mrs. Mitchell Elliott and family of Ailsa Craig visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Isaac Stokes of Turnberry and with his mother, Mrs. Gordon El- liott, Wingham. Mrs. Elliott ac- companied them back to Ailsa Craig to spend this week. there. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons of London visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, and With Winghamrela- • s New PIGDEX* virtually eliminates loss through baby pig anemia When anemia strikes, get fast-acting protection for your baby pigs with Cyanamid's new Pigdex Injectable Iron. Unlike many iron preparations, Pigdex saves young pigs by giving them the iron they need—in a form they can easily rose. Pigdex is the low cost injectable iron. See your animal health dealer or veterinarian for new Pigdex today! Stop Anemia Losses 001111111 a a a a 14 OUR Grass Seeds ARE ALL TOP QUALITY the old reliable STEELE BRIGGS SEEDS ronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Peters of Aurora visited one day recently with Mrs. Mary Chapman Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber and children visited last Wednesday with Mr, and Mrs. George Weber Of Waterloo, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Bartman of Liatowel on Saturday and with Mr. -and Mrs. James Ketchum of Palmerston on Sunday, Mr, 3, D. Beecroft attended the meeting held for laymen in On- tario Street Church, Clinton, on Sunday and Mrs. leeecroft visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lar- ry Jones, Clinton. Mr, Gilbert Beecroft and Ivan Dow also at- tended the meeting in Clinton. Mrs. Gordon MeBurney and Mrs. Alex Robertson are helping at the Music Festival, to be held this Thursday and Friday in Belgrave. The finals will be held in the Wingham District High School on Friday night. In the account of the 45th anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Gerahorn WIIITECHURCH- The mothers of the local baseball teams eatered last Wednesday evening for a hot turkey supper in the Memorial Hall when two hundred and forty sat down together. Seated ut the head table were John Brent, M.C. for the occasion, Thomas Morri- son, president; Will Henry, secre- tary-treasurer; Managers Charles Moore, Cecil Falconer. Leroy lain- tont and William Purdon; Joe Tif- fin, umpire; John Bell, guest spea- ker and Garnet Farrier. James tams, Barry Tiffin and George Conn of the Bantam ball team played orchestra numbers, Muriel Conn danced the highland fling and the Farrier orchestra played several selections. William Henry gave the treasurer's report, showing about 1;83 on hand and ex- Tenses of over $900 for the three years. Bob McIntyre, Wingham. entertained the audience with sleight of hand tricks. Cecil Falconer introduced the speaker, John Bell, of the Listowel Legionnaires, and said that the three ball teams were going ahead this year to compete with all Western Ontario teams. Mr. Bell told of the team woik that is needed to carry projects like this through and congratulated the small villages and towns, where all work together to attain the success the Whiteehureh teams ac- quired last year. The Bantams and the Midgets both won cups, Garnet Farrier thanked the la- dies for the excellent supper and Mrs. George Fisher responded. PIGDEX Qet Au reomycin feeds too. 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YOU CAN BENEFIT Oracle or purebred, Dairy or beef 4H CALVES AND OTHERS BY OUR BULLS Win again win their share of honours during the coming Fair season when given equal opportunity • with othera, ' THIS SERVICE IS BEING PROVIDED AT COST as proven by the reduction in fees recently put into effect. This is proof of what can be done by working together while all other costs are still on the increase. Breed Your Whole Herd Artificially To Waterloo Cattle Breeding Mr. had Mrs, Allan Pattison, Mr. Henry Pattisen and Margaret, Barbara and Shirley spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald Watson of Forest. Mrs. Ross McMichael and family who spent last week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Johns- ton, returned home to Clinton on' Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston of London, who had spent the week-end. here. On Sun- day, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood and family of Sea- forth, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston and. daughters of Clin- ton, Mr. -and Mrs. James Johnston and family of Turnberry, Misses Violet and Nancy Johnston of Barrie, Mr. Reg. Peacock of Allis-- ton and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and family of KinloSs, they enjoyed the family gathering with Mr, and Mrs. Gershon Johnston. Little Barbara Ritchie has been ill with mumps during the past week. Many from this district attend- ed the funeral of the late Davin Currie in Wingham on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. O'Brien and Mr. William Currie of Whalen's Corners attended the funeral of the late David Currie and visited with Mrs. Mina McRitchie and Jim Currie, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bibb of Harrow spent a fewa clays this week at the Currie home, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elliott and family -of Ottawa, who were call- ed home on account of the illness of her lather, spent Easter week With Currie relatives in Wingham, and in this district with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt. Karen and June Elliott visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Tobi Jantzi and family of Milverton visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs, George Fisher. Miss Mary Fisher spent a few days last week at the home of her brother, Mr. William Fisher of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Leader, Judy and Allana, of Ottawa spent the week-end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. James Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leader and family of Luck- now visited with Mr. and Mrs. Currie on Sunday. Among those from a distance who altencled the funeral of the late David Carrie on Monday were Mr. J. C. Wilson of Ottawa, Mrs. Albert Lanning of Toronto, Mrs. Harvey Reid of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Rooert Gibson of Port El- gin, Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd Snider of Elmira, Mt. and Mrs. W. J. O'Brien and Mr, William Currie of "What- en's Carnere,'Ma m and .km T. K. Bibb of Harrow and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Simpson of Culross. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Caudle and baby, Who have lived in Mr. Em- erson:s house in the village this winter, moved to Paisley on Sat- urday. Mrsa Fred Bagg of Willowdale visited last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Gros- korth, and returned home with Mr. Paul Groskorth when he went hack to his teaching position in To- Last Euchre Held Till Fall Season ' WHITECHURCH—Fifteen tables were in play at SS. No, 9, East Wawanosh, on Friday evening for the final euchre with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ireland and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Scott as sponsors. Mrs. Lorne Scott and George Carter held high points, and Helen 'Currie and Ruth Taylor •held low points. The mystery prize Went to Robert Purdon. All enjoyed the social time to- gether and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Coultes will sponsor the first euchre in the fall. Mrs. Kennedy Speaks At Thankoffering 12" Deep Pdtental. Also Rein army Tiller Custom Professional Lives, Miss Nancy, who spent the week here, returned biome. Mr. Jack. Gillespie of Sarnia, spent the week-end here, and Mrs. Gillespie and their children, who spent the week here, returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Farrier, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McDonald moved on Saturday from Tees- water to the village, to Mr. Victor Emerson's house, David Will work with the Towland Construction Co, for the summer. Miss Winfred Farrier returned to Toronto on Sunday after spend- ing her vacation here, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby and Mr. and Mrs. Allan McGill of Turnberry visited one day last week with Mr. James and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin. Mr. Harris Purdon and Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Robinson and sons visited, on Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thompson of Langton. Mr. Bert thompson moved back o his home on the 9th concession on Thursday. Mr. and Mt's. Albert Coultes and Diane visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kerry of Paisley, Mr. Coultes started out on Monday at his cement work, working this week for Mr. Albert 'Walters, a cellar job and also constructing a foundation for a new house for Harry 13rydges. Douglas Currie and Rodger Som- mers of Brussels spent last week at the home of 'their aunt, Mrs. William. T. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coyne and family returned home to Windsor on Sunday' after spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and other Robinson rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien of Kincardine visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chain- ney and Mr. G. A. 1VIacLaughlin and JOanne of Detroit spent a few days last week -at the Chamney home. Miss Evelyn Stephens of Gerrie spent the week-end with Miss Sandra. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and family were at Wingham Hospital on Sunday with her Mother, Mrs. W. A. Humphrey of St. who has been a patient there dur- ing the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson and children visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron of Lucknow. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Watson and Miss Janet Watson of Brucefield Visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft. Miss Barbara Gaunt of Ottawa visited over Easter with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt. Mrs. Zufelt and her sister, Miss Barbara Inglis of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. Inglis and son Jim of Clifford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Swart McPherson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Snell of Londesboro. Mr. Jimmie Robinson, who has been working with Mr. Ctilbert in Ashfield, spent Sunday with . his, lettrents, Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Robinson. Miss Sharon Ailey of Wingham spent the week-end with Muriel Reid of 1VIar noth and Audrey Coultes of Belgrave also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid. Mr. and aVIra. Percy Vincent of Auburn visited on Monday with Mr. -and Mrs. Zanies Falconer. Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Elliott of Teo- water visited on Sunday with Mr. Harold Walker, who has been laid up during the past week with a throat ailment that has been go- ing around, Yes, Merry Tiller outdigs, outworks them all— the big, hard-to-handle sod-Jumpers as well as the little, inefficient surface-scratchers. Tills to 12" deep—from 12" to 40" wide—prepares the toughest soils in one operation! Rotors for every soil and job, including patented basic rotors that mix and aerate as no others can. Rugged chain-gear drive —the most efficient, trouble-free transmission in the field. 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Mrs. George Mct(ague led• in pray- er, Mrs. Glen Appleby and Mrs. Darling of Bel/store sang "Keep Us in Thy Care", Mrs. Victor Emerson introduced the special speaker, Mrs. Kennedy of Bluevale, who took as hoe theme, dEor the Nation that Will Not Serve Thee Shall Perish", and told of the work with the refugees from Many lands, the welcome they receive here, and out responsibili-1 tit for their welfare. The presi- dent, Mrs, Daseson Craig, moved a vote of thanks and appreciation of the splendid address, Mrs. B. If. Groskorth and Katen sang "'the Christ of the Cross" anti Mrs. Andrew Gaunt sang "The Miracle of Love". Rev. Kees nedy eleelecl the meetieg with prayer and all enjoyed the social time together, • It VOA teaCtO btalt R LOVELL He McGUIRE SALES AND Stange's' .iosepttiNu ST., N. ?}tont 593 Wingharn, Ont.