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wix1), i 1 8. 26e-,
5.00--Slotting
7,,00- 8.00-41roM141)00,
Firemen vs. Berry Door
8.30 XotermeOlates,
wiartou y$. WinginMa
OFJR, 27-m-
0101 41.50,--1'ee Wee practi4
7,00- 8,94—BaAtom Prhetice
8,34 — Town Leagis IllOekey•
FICB
444- 5.00—.Shating
1,80-10,00---Presbytarian Skat-
ing Party
SAT„ FEB. 29-
8.80-11.30,—Fignre Sitat-ing
11.30- 1.39-13eoWee prtmtice
2,00-
3.00-10.00--Skaling
MON., MARCO 3-
4.00- 5.00—Skating
3.30 — Wiarton Vs, winghadi (1ortermCiliates)
TUESe, MARCH 4—
.4.00- 0,00-,Pigitre Skating':'
7.00-10.30—Figure Slcatilig,;
SCHEDULE IS
FOR PLAYOFFS
Tlie 'schedule* for the ,,Wingham
CraWford Dodgers' playoff 'series
With the.Wiartori;Redinen:haAeen
arranged, as follows::
Feb. 28-=Wingham at Wiarten
Vvfar, 3—Wiarton' Wingharre
ger. :5-:---Wingharn- at Wiai.47n'
Mar. - 7--eWiartOn.
*ar.10—Wingham at Wrartcrn
.Mar;12---Wiarton at'
Mar. 14—Winghain at*Wia:rtiin
The series consists of,; the '03est
four. of;, the seven-scheduled ,games.
• there Is decided .; need.- for
car to 'tlansport the.- teerri,''',so any
person who, cale.help•tuttAsqtslted
to contact .' either Len ;;;Cra:iiford,
.Plidne :710 or. CharlieeLe'eplione
'185' at "once, • .
CropReport
Prices,. ow. th e 'stenr marlOte tb is
iaSt:, week,' have ' ,beentite.4-4.9,gbest • for 'some tune becapiie ;eqt,,h,0-fact
that it waS:,,inipo"sgibleftir40.14inera
to fd el i ver'.qiiieSthele* to'eiheic4'.07Mets
reports •A'."S;;-113olton, aseigtaiifAgri-
coltarii)..'represehtetiYe.',foi won • . •
F; r
All • of ethe Oigani-
ze.tion Meeiiings the
first e p,aliti pf;,.•:11:16„ 14 eOVi; 1'0'00
poStpened.-. Very • feWil'eutrie,644Ve
been 'eeCeiVticli:so!•;faatie.'the'lIfilron
end, 2etn.y..The,;deadlitte' toee,,Vi ripe
to til q::6F pa rt Ineritfjof rie
,ciiituren Cli,fiten, is Seterda
e1st,
Allaying was originally• a prO-
tece:ive rase:064 'since:: long beards
Were easy fon sopponents in combat
to seize.
For Your Lenten
Meals
And a Real Treat.
Always Look For
g lei
SHUR-GAIN
,
Skinning deer before dresaing.venigon, packaging and storing:in deep-
freeze lockers, This service is offered by unusual refrigeration com-
pany which caters to eporestrien as well as families using- frozen meat
facilities.
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Coultes of
East; ,Wawanosh _quietly celebrated'
tbetifty-third anniversary of their
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•
MR.tC,Tibel
DOOR 7N- • . :;
the Various cuts of, ineaf,..,n'ittek-
Aged In. cellophane -celhilesOilm or.
Polyethylene filne*The;packake is
heat• sealed with a itnithelte`rid?"iron
and- Placed, in „a' deep-fr8eze: Until
required by, the, customer, •
Women' using the serv▪ ices: of •La-
salle Refrigeration receive',
attention. Twice a year, ;Mrs::= Mac-
iionae. economist, giyei•rcoitrsgs
on -the proper care -and::Prerittrittion
-of frozen meat. Much Of the, in- - • forination she passes on te !-; her•
pupils is derived from .personal ex-
Perinie rits .conducted ifer-•:S.in all
laboratory, Although sonic 4: her
tests have ind ivated' th at'. the, fiaVor
can stiil -remain intact •atte'r!::four
Years, Mrs. MaCkai advises' .her
customers .not' treOp meat
deep-storage for •More than a- year.
(The length of time for ' Whieh,
partridge and other •-game Wale
may be stored is, of course, 'govern-
ed byelaw.)---
trial basis.
A -resolution, introduced lay the
resolutions eommittee, beaded by
Rd t Hendrick, Stophhi Township
director of the association, approv-
yinagrdtsh,e wPar:seiptita,sssyesdtembyoftiaies,selitre
gathering.
Gordon. Hill, Varna, president of
the OFU, suggested that the -plan
he offered be set up in an area
where the produeers _goncerned
were interested and were In favor
of such a method of directing hogs.
,Assembly yards were set up in
Clinton recently,
Mr. Hill charged that there bas
been a great deal of dissension as
to whether assembly yards are
working to the best advantage.
"The- directing of hogs from the
taimer's stable would allow the
farmer to retain his bargaining
mpoawinertaintoed,the fullest extent," he
'Several prominent hog producers
said. "One plan is enough at a
time let 't give' the assembly
yards -a ofa
ff
irieetir•isal."*
$e-elected
Re-elected" dA the 'association's
executive 'were; President, W. R.
-Clinton; first vice-president,
'ose Love,;R,R, 2, Hensall; second
viee-pyesident, Albert Bacon, Bel-
grave, and secretary-treasurer, Al-
fred Warner, -Bayfield.
Delegates named to attend ,the
provincial .meeting in Toronto next
month' were; Mr. Lohh, Elgin.
Porter, Goderich Township; Alvin
Rau, Zurich, and Simon. Hallahan,
1:real er 3, t; e rwniath
t e Orval Taylor, Bel-
Mr. tobb in his chairman's re-
Marks , pressed for a clamping
dOwn on the nuMber „of hogs that
"are being Marketed 'through the
bapk door in Hiiron;:couptyi"'
ellimed that/ I:thecetinty's•,1?og
p • uletion thiA year as great
a last but that ere pit Imes not he
gained for it because Wi*/' tkie
tI
stcion:nteyondit/Clis pefi b' of
ldred Aiken,' Allenford, chair,
n of the Ontario Hog Producers,
rketing Board, paid tribute to
iron County 1a.'S one 'of tiM most
hogs. $8'0& 00:60-"
a-year business in hogs, of, which,
Huron's share is no email part
lig rl VAt ea e dYnJ tt }."1'
ton, secretary of the •Ontario Hog
Producers Association who explain-
ed the operations of the present
set up.
Diietters '
Douglas Miles ,agrictiltural repro-
sentative for Huron, presided for
the election of township -directors
and alternates which include East
Wawanosh, Robert Armstron g,
Frank - Nesbitt). West Wawanosh,
W. Good, W. Kenehari; Morris, A.
bacon; coultes; Turnberry,*
Fortune, Harry Mulvey; Howick,
E; Harding' and G. Angst; Grey, M.
Dennis,- Douglas Hemingway.
CAN DEPEND 0/
,E044,,,,f411 to komove excess; DODOS vet mews, tegte
IOW, Wed feADiff dtmcbed teat atm , Km 11 N EY
D°44''piLLS Ia., hitt, &wavy. to eormal chez, yo 14.,1 better--„iseitie tour, Noel Dalttr, ::::: Got, ieez* pLqr% rou oitti ski Ott 7?A4.0114
HOT CROSS BUNS
12 flit' 37c
RE1VIINGTON'S
1.G.A,
LAST TIME TONIGHT
iVednesday, Feb, 25
'PRIDE AND`
THE PASSION"
Technicolor
',Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra
Sophia Loren.
Magnificent Entertainment with
Three of the Screens Top. Stars
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
February 27 and 28
"THE KING AND
FOUR QUEENS"
(c.s, Teel].)
Clark Gable, Eleanor Parker
SATURDAY, MAR&Ii l
"Badge of Marshall
• Brennan•
in. Davis and Arleen Whelan r • •
See John and Julie, Tech...
It's Most -Delightful .• •
Dodgers Bow to
Chesley Monday
The Wingham Crawford Dodgers
took a 134. trininting at the hands
of the Chesley Joiners whop they
'visited that town Monday night.
Wilmer Lament paced the Chesley
boys with three goals. The game
Was the lest of the regular sehedtde
and the Winghent team, meets
Wiarton in the northern town on
Friday evening in the first of a
best-of-seven -series for play-oft'
position,
Lee Xingsten, Danny Truiibinski
and W l Hen el of Chesley mark-
ed up two each in Monday's en
saunter, while singles were rapped
theme by Mel Miller, Bob Woods,
John Nickel and Doug Leich,
Yfatirlee Stainton accounted, for
the lone Wingham goal of the
night.
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NATIONAL FARM RADIO
FORUM OVER CKNX
Who is the "low income farmer'"?
Has he special problems and if he
has what programs can be design-
ed to help him? 'These questions
and others will be answered by a
hree-man panel chaired by Bob
Carbert, farm broadcaster from
Wingbam, Ontario, March 3rd.
National -Farm Radio Forum
panel members are Dr,. David Mac-
Farlane, Macdonald College, sue-
bee; Mr. Howard Conquergood,
Canadian Labor Congress, Ottawa
and Mr, George MeCague, vice-
president, United Co-operatives of
Ontario,
Many people say support prices,
import controls, marketing im-
provements, etc., are not going to
help the low income farmer, that
really his problem is special and
needs a partieular type of help.
For instance, do you think that
the present direction of extension
work should he changed? Is it
possible that our present exten-
sion programmes are directed. too
much toward helping the better,
and more successful farmer heeinne
:even more successful? Consider
Ae° policies' of some province
which.give help to men Who
couldn't afford to buy, a purebiled
pile of /Weil' .Wp.. Ape the sire
had bean pai•O'hasAciltbr them': is
any advice. or assistance giNen :on
hoW 'to- feed that anital to
use• his r ,progeny t, „to- establish. a
better grade of livestock eri„,the
.farm?
ifEWNOTON•HURO.i.
.'PICKS R0 InPIAN
Boas *c1.4ellail, 5B, mayor of ,
the town of Mount Forest, was
chosen by Liberals of Wellington.
Iitiron as their candidate in the
Mar eh 31 general election, The
ehoje,e was Made at the Liberal
Association nominating eenVention
held in littrripton -Thum:lay
evening.
Two other nominees, Arnold Dar,
roch, of.Clifford and. William
Tilden` of Harriston, withdrew in
favor of Mr, av(eLeihth.
Mr, McLellan has served seven
years as mayor of Mount Forest;
was warden of Wellington County
In 1949. -1-Te is a member of the
and Canedia.n Legion,
Mr; and Mrs, ..John Nixon and
children of Belgrave visited ' on
Sunday with lVfr. and Mrs, .Tas,
iiMMI•011110
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'The foltrth game of the fourth
sor1es. Was. • played on Tuesday..
Standing as follows; •-
Pets, . 17; Drivers, • 3.7; •Spitfires,'.
15; ,Jesters, 13i' I'fociiigaria, 12; Slag';
leis, 104
1:P;11 .scores for the night: Ladies'.
high. single, Mrs, .0, Lott, gsu men's
'high •&g'10, 4„404§Pri'. 253; ladies'
high triplet Ncrs..,0; Lott, AA
'high triple, J. ,J'apitson, .724,
Bodmin Fotto'n ,
Met Monday,
1304min Farm Forum Met at Vie
home of Mr, and ,Mrs. Ted Foal.
on lllondery evening with an attend-
ance of ten.' As thiS was ,-foiirtli
night there was no discussion,
John Nixon WAS appointed Ow-
man 'for March, •
ProgressiVe euchre was enjoyed
with prises, going. to Mrs.•..
Leslie 'Belt . and' Iteibert,
solation prizes. Went-%to Mr u:>1t7
Mrs. Carl• l?roctor,-,iLoneh-vf•Paiiii.'
wiebes, tea atict''tartS was .servet ,•••
• e •
EXETER1AWYFR • .
LIJIERALC.
WilliamIG:f,•00e14ane„43-year,o14.
n a ted!,as the Otditi.4„te...fer:theH'ir
on Liberal = party ;.at-"tlte'>. associa
lows 'oonimiittori,'Seld in Clinton
on -Thurscley!'eXatireig:e- - •
Eight `,'Men„.tttdi;'a..::v,e,e:rnan"•were
suggested. to .the ,erteeis
v1V01"i 4.01;i1g444.,. •L•140;i4!''1,fi'
hitfililmer . •-e„iie • .
?Ay, Council.,' „
11 • t " f
Rapid strides.: have iheere tirade .by
Uniell'..10aksibpinbifiY:ot(!,can'ada
play,te; enter Moron cp5uuty:t
line5;,th'd•dderjaherepd;:„iiti4.41" Heron
eieepropniCies.. e.• 4.(
Ca
The
fji.X.tt19'9:8111!Pi 4O eS1'tr41t1 ,
well, snlggest{to ,farm'er s'. do opera-
otnei! farm
stotage facilities. the. Of
catkring.-to'* the needs' of -.' Yodel
sportsmen, 'W '
Salle
tiontei"Vilie Lasaille':",(444-,-:Makes,
regular • •husinege' of • prune
beef ready' hOrne •Stotageetuid
proi'qdi deep-freeze: lacker:Fger
vice- for customers' feeling shirage
dining:, the
but Ling serasons, theSe'*'''actiOties
are;;ATiied.'. :to ineltide "IdreSsing.,-
paCkaging, iteezing-..:and storing
theC :deer; moose, -2.. fiSh " and fowl•
brotight'• 'hy from`a
70-',mile
, .
Thitiettl.ef the Services' Provided
by 'O'Wher-:Ed.W.iu - Mackay . is the
procession of -' venison. When a.
honter brings a deer to:the plant,
it ia• skinned and butchered. Then
rtevemtrce‘ereee,eer,
ilissimitioissook
E ir •
BILL
achrane Your
Cantiidat
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HURO
4
RIDING
• Born in .1:i4,xeteit 43
• AY. et4tr lc' g:1(l e* d t'xeter
S c 1~I o o 1 s graduated.
University Westeril
0 at a ri o 93K and . Os-
goode 1..10 1941.
• PractiSCS,Ldw111. ItXe-
tC l-. •
• 'Wide municipal exp'Cri-
ence as rnerabet
;.r)epu ly
,100 two years.
3\9 P re s byt enia
tendon: of -tinda$
4 onic4411 Mas
• Lode; Ca
,ittaia11.1,egji...)13, and
in Army, World
overseas.
• AilarriCol; with three
daughters:
• RaiscV in, rural com-
munity; is
with both rural and
urban probleMs.
LIBVOFTREAL
Elect —
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tPublished by 1-Iuron
Liberal ASsociation)
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114 %N OW Att'Vtentieerlftee, Weitnettelay, !eh, *it lor,g WiliTECHURCH
Mr. aped Mrs., ,Cordon Jamieson
of Cioderich.. and Mr. and. Mrs. Or-
Hastings. and ehildren of
Witighenli 'visited Stinday with
Mn and Mrs, jaa, McIntyre,
NOG eitoeucERs
HOLD ANNUAL
By a vote two to one, Huron
County Hag Producers' annual
meeting ttirned -down a resoletioil
by the president e of the Ontario
Farmers' Union requesting the On-
tario Hog Producers' Marketing
Board to -set up a System of di-
reOting bogs from' the formers'
barn straight to the packer, on a
• ee • toe,
Don't Waste
Hog Feeding lime
You can't of ford to waste time feeding
hogs- no matter what the market price is.
If you are feeding straight grain to hogs
YOU ARK WASTING TIME.
WHYI Because grains' alone do not contain
the proper levels of 'nutrients to get hogs off
o rnarket in a hurry. Tests prove that straight
grain-fe4 hogs take up to 2 months longer to
rAich market weight than balanced fed hogs.
YOUR hogs off to market in record
time THE SHUR-GAIN WAY.
Call us about
SHIJR,,GAIN HOG FEEDS
..Tackliri of Listowel. ' '
Rev; and Mrs. Robert watt: ,pf , would, be returned to Ottawa
Mitchell, visited an Saturday with. .' .•* " -4 '' * *"
his :Parents, Rev. and -Mrs:, W. .1 eh happy4 occasions for tha,high-
t 0, on l ' ' ' ''
Me, Carl Weber and other E.. S.
Watt Men were busy on Monday
installing" new rollers at the Mill
hero. Mr• and Mrs. Weber and
children, visited, on Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Robert
Chambers of I-Tarriston,
The ladies of -the Langside Pres-
byterian Church held their W,M.S•
meeting last Thursday at the home
of Miss Finma Richardson, with 'U
ladies present and with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Lloyd Meffatt, presiding.
Using the World Lay of Prayer
program, Mrs. Sehneller and -Mrs •
Wm. Orr,Ted in prayer' and Mrs.
Parrish Moffatt gave the report .of
the recent Presbyterial Meeting- in Maeonie Lodge, IOOF, LionS Club
Wingliam Presbyterian Church,
Mr, and Mrs, Rellson Falooner
th:e5leel-trioenthei Winil pl:logir;nt)
aantde\-vehdii4ietieyelitsotf President of rho', 6 rat-i said lingoe,o ;
isi tie' ''"ove'r 00 •-Years", . entit,`,,mr: and ,Mrs,.'Ceeil, Voice
and :with Wingbahrrelative,e;•' . •
and. Mfrs,, ReendthePtirdO ,-'„,"tpheguest:spealter„for the.:Meet ll -
and baby john of Therndale,•Spent'ing'Wits ;„Allbet't MLA,;.ior
the Weeltkrind -with his; Benoilt; --who scored ;the...;,role'• of
and Mrs,.-John 'Pardon and; other, the '',C0P'-'party • in present-day
relatives In this distriet,-. ; . Canadian' politics. "Let's stay with.
Mr. and We...Archie Phrdon'and., • the twe-perty system," he said- as
baby Kathy .v,letted on. Sunday With he predicted a reduction:- the
her ,Parents, Mr..and Mrs, Webster . monber • CCF anernherS1.• who
ti 5-
wedding on Saturday. This, was . candidiatea:,'„TheY'Wete I--Ton, .0a:unt, and her° parents, Mr. and T• ,• • - also 1VIrs, Coul tes'e . seventy fifth • , Walter Harris, who Nees thee••guest
friends well -Mrs..Melvin Mathers af,Morrie, also speaker:` birthday. Their' many at the gathering,' irriigh
extend best wishes for many-more : visited there Sunday, HaWkins, e 'Clinton 7.,;.Ci±rdoit ,
GaVin 1,1"4"ithn;:Cecil Blake 15.; n ,
,gamion; .Maizaeet , Whyte,
Seaforth 14,1fifielsek
A Y. .McLean, Seafarth,4 an d Ca
s.., Beef '
Mr: ,odehiralietWiils;"14O0nated by"
:Willian1.•TAIstOnep f Wo •
shill. and
*
The .new:ecandidate -e bee. ,.been
p activities, for
sever a} . yearsf' having ,!served 'on
provincial eXiteittitilee7, ,i-hign
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