The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-09, Page 2No one else has exactly the same forage needs: soils differ
from, farm to farm; climate and rainfall are never exactly the
same and no two herds have identical requirements.
That's why your Co • operative now offers you a wide selection
of varieties for pure stands of hay and pasture or a prescription
mixture to meet the specific needs of your farm.
See your CO-Operative Crop
Specialist abet your require-
ments Discuss With him your
particular hay and pasture
needs . acreage, type of
soil, drainage. size of herd etc.
Using Department of Agri-
Culture recommendations as
a basis, he will prescribe
named varieties for pure
stands, or a seed moisture
blended with prescriptiOn
accuracy in the CO-OP' Seed
Mixer. *Registered Meth? Mark
PRESCRIPTION MIX
SEED SERVICE
BELGRAVE CO-OPERATIVE
BELGRAVE, ONT.
W1NGHAM 357-2711
BRUSSELS 388W10
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ezzo:z=re
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Ge-rze
r:zes were
4-H ORGANIZATION MEETINGS
HURON COUNTY HOG PRODUCERS 4-H SWINE
CLUBS — Gilt and Market Hogs
— at —
Ontario Dept. of Agriculture Bd. Room, Clinton i
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, at 8:30 p.m.
BLYTH-BELGRAVE 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB
BLYTH 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB
BLYTH 4-H GRAIN-CORN CLUB
— at —
Blyth Memorial Hall, Blyth
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, at 8:30 p.m.
HOWICK 4-H CALF CLUB - TURNBERRY 4-H )
CALF CLUB - NORTH HURON 4-H GRAIN-CORN 1
CLUB - NORTH HURON 4-H ENGINEERING
CLUB (Sr. Club)
— at —
Gorrie Community Hall, Gorrie
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, at 2:15 p.m. i
LUCKNOW 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB - LUCKNOW 4-H
DAIRY CALF CLUB - LUCKNOW 4-H GRAIN-CORN
CLUB - DUNGANNON 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB - DUN-
GANNON 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB
— at —
Lucknow District High School
FRIDAY, MARCH 31, at 2:15 p.m.
A 4-H Forage (Hay and Pasture) Club I
will also be offered in 1967 1
All boys and girls who have reached their 12th
birthday by January 1st, 1967, and have not
reached their 21st birthday by December 31,
1967, are invited to join,
HURON COUNTY
4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB
LEADERS' ASSOCIATION
for a healthy
mother and
a heavy calf
USE SHUR-GAIN
24% DRY &
FRESHENING .
SUPPLEMENT "A"
Feed SHUR -GAIN Dry & Freshen
ing Supplement "A" to your cows
throughout the dry period, and to
your springing heifers for two
months prior to calving,
The result is a healthy mother
ready for maximum production
right at freshening, and a heavy
calf ready to grow rapidly and
efficiently.
WINGHAM
dairy feeds FEED MILL
DIAL 357-3060 WiNGHAIli, ONT.
Predicts surprise for'i~or. f election called
A_ ...
tet ;-teen ..
hr. w ro;rn
et.';' an; 4
v.:at:re:1
ene.
Agriculture Minister Greene addressed
meeting of Huron .Liberal Assoc. in. Exeter
•T; need
f'..4 *le
Ate
.,,•meant; :aid
1.;:arl5 .f fist
4nd
isn'!'".at it
wt:
f:Lei
coes
frO'n EaPern Canada in ti-.e last
yeer5,
One member of his depart-
ment Lad repi,ned at tLe time
of LI appoin,:nent it would be
easier To 'rain charlotte Whit
ton .ro play centre for tl-.e Tor-
r..nto Maple Leafs than make
cdeene agriculture minister.
Tha, man is now workini3 in
departrreng in the North-
West Terrircriet and is doing a
onderftil yb, Mr. Greene
reused,
as
bas s
• "eet
sue-
la a•-ae, -e*".
a. dressed
t-e era As-
Lei"
=cr R
p.. "ernsitern: M.P.?. for
N,,itarl, R. R.
.err
—Ere:er 1.iiirocete Eitor.d.
tare:: ,I.a*
nacre ..::it-.-e deeply
country and
'heir part in
A good thing
to remember
:.:inis.rez not-
11-.:iron when
the leader-
Li:T.E.Tatl, par
;Se "o had
him he was sorry they
wasted tr.eir time andmon-
..--eyer, ne :aid they
: were Cr. c: candi-
- .es fir the senate.
wen-. on in his light-
earter: manner to say he had a
rat: 'reek yalLe: in being
• 7.:,C- az:do:Jr...re minister
intrzed-ced
e.r. lawyer i-ates L. -
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Financia.: ant
AffaLtr., Rown-nre
said he will the -::
very mt... Crt a It ' :
eons.= ex legilatisn
will
.z.st to be enforsen
te.nner:
set -he. :Sr tr:
terms sf tr.:e interest
ar:d a:L.1,a person: who 2...xshase
front
three w:ric: re eke
.. •
t «
treat...rat
•tirriinen
ai:esantent
:ate sf '•••`".•
:Lreta-
-
e a
a. finite
C:-
.F.7ard•kifieh. ems.' .firs .a: et
baserr.e -.t. Stan-
-aided and de a:_,..._
were c
taken :ten Zr_..-hr_
e Sased Lohts an
sever
:se yorz :servant..
• wash".e.cf,...ee. hold: a ser-
e in tit.e. on
b:ard awarded b,en
fi-s. tr fa-ntlie.s if :4 wzreers
kile_ in faint a: sidents.
sf his in-
;resent: — .7E7-
arario,
:11:-.oswisk de:-
tra.
kkrite 7: and _
ta see. that :h-e Letters are
arsakkit 7: 7«.e. att.entitn Zr
.t-torne:,.- Z.-es:erre: for his
ricerattch.
Euchre held
at Langsicle
heirl
,-,..chre :arty S7
2.,71eS ;,a:k ers en-
anne.
as•P =an,
•••
:-.:_terse=, Mrs, Robert
e and Mrs. F.:dor:Welsh
ser.ed
...,tascred ?..-y Mrs.
7.« Mrs. C.:liff
e held March F.!th.,
Wroxeter
Visitors with lasses Elsie and
Marion Sibscn this week are
Miss lzis Metcalfe, Montreal,
and Miss Alison Metcalfe of
Mr, and Mrs. Ca=an :Nixon
and family of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold No'ole and family
cif Marihill, Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Newton Jr. and Michael of
Wingham were Sunda-y guests
with Mr. and Mrs Fraser 'Haugh.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Margaret Adams and fantlily in
the passing of ins 'sband and fa-
ther, Mr. Harry Adams, on Sun.'
day.
We are sorry to hear Mr.
George Westlake is ,a patient in
the hospital and hope for im-
provement soon..
in
-team prize f:
Sects. -the Minister fait.
M.. Eli a
r-C
urineES.
made c
white rr
a- -
:7. i
r :he
Sean 5:ard.
tne.re were _
s=id the fec.---
kias warfring
Mr. a:a Mrs. ::re
ors and were 5.
'citors w..__ 11- and -
: and fan-ril:, of
and !./-rs. E'Y'arlE
were S Ca:C:1
rkir Fan
,: S.- '' Cislle:s
me of Mt. and Mrs, 4.'-onsde
f
212nenifin,„:_.
Clarke w-e.sidir.--• a: Wroxs;:er,
and the w eek-end with
V-. and Mrs. Isw-reris---
and family weie . and Mir.
5sh ".-.Liirion liNa.:erass and
Mrs. Den Coyne and Sonnie
Windsor..
'-ast week 1.,f-3s.
Stephen and Sandra mi.-J-
ed nee: home in the
?lessen:- Valley sect:.-..:
Mr. and Mrs. Relissn
and her 'crofter, Tom Stacey
Sarnia spent the week-end' •
he: parents, Mr. and Mrs.. jack
Stacey e: Winzhant and his
mother, Mrs. Cecil falchzer,
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Weiser,
Anne, Marlene and Glair visit
ed Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
George giber of Kitchener.
111-013 School. of Tenhaol
Mr. Garry C:i-..ar.rna.n lia2-..-
spent the week-end with hispar-
ems, Mr. and firs.
Mr. Clark johnston spent.the
week-end at Camp Ipperwash.
Liiits from
Listowel and Walkerton were
there for training.
On Saturday Wesley Tiffin
and Garry Chapman were in
London where they had a bos
being serviced.
We are pleased to report tits!
Mr. George Walker was dis-
charged on Wednesday from
— — _-a esa
.7. he: .__:tine:,
C
ser
e'.F.7.andS,
:ere a . Mt. and
of mc:ner, Mrs. Lance
and r: nther relyes
:he a:ea. Mrs. Grain Was one
:he firs: ;residents of Whit.-
..rch and
was an enthusiastic ig.:aiter
27 time fir the Whiteciih
s 000 000
Mr. Stewart Sos tt visited an
with his elw ser i, ..1.r
Stewart and Mr... S:ewart
Wicxeter.,
- so she a -7.ace-ey garne there.
The Bel grave Sci.Art champ-
1• ,:ey ,:eam Was treated :o
trip to Kitchener on .5.11n-
Mr. Sidney Thompson was one
c c the parents wt: accompani-
ed -.he boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cia..:n7. and
Jane: of Exeter visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Den ...:s and
a fly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamie-
of Coderich were Sixda.y
callers a: the time nf Mr,. and
Mrs. Jim Mcinries and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Tiffin.
Mrs. Ted Evans, Larry and
Linda of London were SatL'.rday
callers at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Evans,
Mr. George Coffin of Galt
and Mx, Allan Coffin of Kiteli,
ever accompanied their mother;
Mrs. Claude Coffin of Galt
here on Saturday when she sold
her Whited-lurch property so Mt.
and Mrs. Arthur Burrows ofWal-
arson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cool-
t s went to visit on Sunday with
and Mrs. Wilbert Schwich.
ellberg and family of Port El-
gin. During the afternoon they
received a phone call that Mt.
and Mrs, Jack Coulter and fem...
ily of Dresden were at theft
home so they returned to visit
with them.
Next to traffic accidents,
home accidents account for
most of Canada's fatal acci-
dents.
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BY MURRAY GAUNT/ M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE
Report from Queen's Park
When yott
think of
radiator
service
think of
FACTORY METHOD
Tiffin.
Tiffin Enneresn
on Cato: Mrs.
Eitr• at St.
Horwpietaal7c
..;a1 ,oktter rest- I
dent •- f .laste and now of
a ratio.-.t Wir.g-
nisi= and l".:tate.ct Hospital. We
wish him a creed; recovery.
We are please,: !•...o report
'Sirs Mary Laidlaw was
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ABOUT 250 PEOPLE attended the annual
meeting of the Huron Liberal Association
at Exeter on Friday night, with a good reps
retentation from this -art of the riding.
Seen here are Alec Robertson of R. R. 5
Wingham; Jack WHIRS of Wingharn; Hon.
J. J. Greene, the speaker; Murray Gaunt of
Wingham, M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce, and
James H. Currie, also of Wingham,
—Exeter "Times-Advocate Photo.
fa=
-ann se.--ezia •
stkent were i-e.t.b:ed
Your forage needs
are different.
:let:7-i &a::: the :tor.
is that.
4 the Can-
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Whitechurch News Items
..77:1- Th..zrrd
r.istrist
. .kirs.
F.,e1 and Mr.
were at noon
•-i•-•,nat:-ICI.shin wed-
::derich. The wedriLn
a: WEI neld
act f7.1
were a: :me f the
ar.zt Mrs. J.:hr.
ALL WORK
Wingham Body Shop
Phone 357-1102 • North St.
Wingham, Ontario