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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-09-30, Page 10• ' HiMua,,Platton SOSJON: H011ASUIN $1101•NR1AW ANNUAL .HEIFER SALE CLINTON FAIR BARN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th I,SQ, p.m.. v400110404, mQ.94 Tested or ',Listed 4,•'syttect group of .Huron 'County bred Heifers, They Include 'POW Winners at the •kfuran Cettnty W Show, ,Snipe :axe dams. Moly are sired by and, 1>red• to, top .unit :Some fresh by 'Sale thine, the balance due seen after, Also two or three good open 'Heifers, - B013 'SlifORE,•Aisetioneer For valatogne.s,,write; Allan, Bernell!, Bayfield, Ont. Sid Adams PHONE, 746 — .WINGHAM If you have a car problem, we have the answer. , YOUR CAR Will LOOK NEW AfillIN Anything from a scratch to a gash, from a dent to a crumple, we fix fast. ReMoving every trace of wear and tear, we give your car a smoothe glossy "like new" finish. M Wingham Adv*antWirtineki,. Weditekiday. ,SePt 30, 1949 it's HERE! the new SEE IT TODAY! WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Phone 890 Wingham TUR gym, 'PORTABLE DON'T WASTE-GRAIN 4cPS' 44S!1 MARKET YOUR GRAIN THROUGH MEAT MILK EGGS THE ECONOMICAL WAY The::-..SR11:11.- GAIN Way To get the very best out of YOUR grains during the winter months ahead they need balancing with SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES. GRAINS SUPPLY MUCH NEEDED ENERGY -- -- BUT THEY ARE LOW IN PROTEINS, MINERALS AND VITAMINS. SHUR-GAIN' CONCENTRATES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE — SAVE FEEDING TIME — SAVE 'FEEDING •DOLLARS BALANCE YOUR GRAIN WITH: . . MAKE MORE MONEY Concentrates QUALM/old ECONOMY Co, maned • BALANCED FEEDING HEADQUARTERS • Your SHUR-GAIN Feed Service Mill ..•••••,4‘,.....no.............SA.5Anne.....0......sAh.tAno‘p." 1,4 Canada Packers Limited NGHAM ONTARIO , :4 • /• 4"1•,V/ '.33rd ANNUAL HURON COUNTY Mattk . SATURpAy,OcrolQ, Win Niue firsts . .And. Four Rosettes At ti;•••1'..rtirop, County „Mack and White Pay held in iSeafertlt .01 Frkday, .Thos. Hayden & Son,. Gorrie, won Premier Breeder and ''remier Exhibitor Awards. They won a total of nine first prises, and four rosettes,, • Of the sixteen shown, fifteen. are • direct descendants: of .Moorefield Perfection Ella (Very Good), now sixteen, years old with a lifetime. record of 180,000 lbs,. milk. • 411o.'s daughter Madge (Excel, lent) won the 100,000 lb. milk class, • Junior Sunior Ella's son. Easter •Gentobwomazpiolnst; and Reserve Grand Champion. Ella'.•'s granddaughters, and. grandsons won, the 3-year-old dry heifer class,' genii* yearling heifer (Junior.. Champion), senior heifer ; calf, senior bull calf (Reserve: Junior Champion) junior bull calf, herd-cla s: Lucknow visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,Gershom Johnston. Misses Della and Jean Simpson and ,Mr. John Sinipson, of London, spent the week-end at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John McGee. Miss Marjorie Currie of London, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. R. J. Currie. Mr, and 'Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston of London. Jimmie Robinson,* who spent the past f4w weeks at the Gard- house farm, at Milton, returned to his home here on Sunday. Miss Winnifred Farrier of TO. rent°, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier, Mr, •and, Mrs ,Arthur Hinsench- berger, kitchener, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of KinlOsS, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Schneider, Eugenia and Phyllis Of ',seta., water, visited On Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Tiffin, Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Barbour of Fordyce Visited on Wednesday with Mr.' and Mrs. Ben NfeCieri- aghan, Mr. and 'Mrs, `Victor EinerSon and Miss Lita Emerson and Eldon, visited on Sunday with Mr, and ,Mrs. Wm, Pranks of Campbell- Farmers, parents with school Children, skit patients In hospital and their relatives **tend a Sift , • Federation News By 1. Carl Neniin.gWay' .The annual meeting of the On:. tario Federatien of Agrleniture• will be 'held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, November 2, 3', 4, One of the interesting features of this meeting will be the crowning of the Xing and Queen, This competition 10 open to any girl, or boy whose home is on the farm„ between the ages of 17 and 26, This is not a beauty contest but rather a, test of knowledge on farm - organization .and of practical farming, There will be a, county competition early in 'October and the winner will go to the zone competition and then. the finals, The prizes have not been an• nounced . as yet but they will he comparable to, 'last year when the Queen received a mixmaster and the King a skill saw, Along with "thia"theie 'Will 'be a: trip 'Of-three Or' four days. Entries should be sent to Box 310, Clinton, at once. Now that f.'11 is here we begin to think of the Farm Forum, ,Last year proved quite successful with about the seine number of radio forums and several new TV Farm Forums in this area, CKNX will be carrying the forum on TV again this year and we are hoping for an even better program. While the subjects are definitely farm topics we are hop- ing they will be just as interesting to the . urban viewers as they apparently were last year. In a community such as this the prob- lems on the farm have a real bear- ing on the prosperity of the towns, A mutual understanding on farm matters will prove beneficial to all. • cere "thank you" to •Wingharn officials, for their consideration of the public when they returned to Standard Time last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Tiff in and children visited .on Sunday at the home of his uncle, Mr. Robert Mc- nnis of Teeswater, . ' Mrs. Harry Johnston of Walker- ton visited on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock are moving into their farm home, the former Ernest Casernore farm, on the 2nd of. Kinloss, this week, and we welcome them to this com- munity. Mrs, Harold Walker visited on. Saturday with• her friends., Miss marriage of 'the latter's , grandson, Mr. Donald McKague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McKague of Tees- water, and Miss Lorna Milling's of Toronto. The wedding was solem- nized , by Rev,, Dr. Lawson, in Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, and 100 guests attended the re- ception held later in the Oak Room at Casa Loma,. .Mrs, John Craig has been' a patient in Wingham Hospital din.- ing the week-end, and Mrs. Jean. Craig of Toronto, who was visiting at the Craig home and with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, returned to her home in Toronto on Sunday with her daughter, Mrs, Courtney and .her daughter Patsy. Mr, and Mrs, Ross 'Smith and sons, London: visited 'on Sunday at the •home of her uncle, Mr. Gordon McBu rney. Mr. 'and %Mrs. John Purdon and Mrs.. Kenneth Zinn and Randy vis- ited on Wednesday with. Mr. •and '.?,"1"0040041.114P00114911Osla•aaa.OHIMOH41OSO19O•Oenak,!1!n•lo611,1oloopooloi..,„„„,,„,.,„,.„„„4,,,„,,. - Brussels Fair Fait, Qt.tober 1st:0 -2nd -, Venturing -,- PURE BRED 'BEEF 'AND DAIRY CATTLE HARNESS RACING Light and; Heavy horse Commercial Features Domestic lilanufachwe -- Ladles' Work MIDWAY — onLontitsps CONTESTS — FINE ARTS Driw for Pony at 5.00 p.m. Fair Day SEAFORTH H.S. TRUMPET BAND, BRUSSELS PIPE BAND Douglas Miles—Huron Ag. Rep. will officially open .:the Fair. Admission — Adults 50c; Children 25c; Cars 25c .4".,,,,,,,41,,I.,gfi411,1M1Mil11:tii,,•M•10,,W4,044iiii(4 4,110mtdi:1.14010.14414MANR,011,14,19#i):11/HAWMAAJ,I#M11141,1J10),,I To Be Held At The Farm Of WILSON MacCARTNEY Lot 30, Concession 5, on th6 London Road SurVey,'Townshrp of Tuekersmith, .Half Way Between Seaforth and Brueetield; Commonly Known As the Mill Road. ' UNDER AUSPICES OF NORTH HURON PLOWMAN'S ASSOCIATION :LOWESICOST.CALCIVM FOR GRADE A EGGS! The only, calcium in bite-size form 'birds'go fort+,,: Aero Shellmaker is an 'ideal source of the calcium birds need to produce Grade A eggs when they are laying at• high capacity. Without this extra calcium in the birds' diet the egg shells'may be soft, crack easily. • Aero Shalmaker costs far leis than any 'other calcium ' source. Yet it is a quality product—exactly the same • calcium feed manufacturers 'use in their finest feeds. "Free-flowing Aero Shellmaker can be top dressed cn the feed, mixed with the lay mash prior to feeding or fed free choice iii the hopper. Help yourself to greater profit by producing 'mora ••coat Aero Shellmaker today. * Grade A. strong. shell eggs. See your'feed dealerfo.rRlwowd, CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMIT110 tr • . A WIN AT BRUSSELS CROP COMPETITION Judging has been completed for the East Huron Agricultural So- ciety field crop competition, in ,corn husking, in connection with the Brussels-Fall Fair, which will be held on• Thursday and Friday, The thirteen entries placed as' follows: Ronnie Coultes, Wing- ham; Cecil Coultes, Wingham; Wm. Turnbull, Walton; Graham Work, Brussel's; Clem, Sterner, Cranbrook; Robert Grasby, Brus- sels; Jas. C. Coultes, Wingham; Richard Procter, George Procter, Clarence Yuill, John Wheeler, Ross Procter and Leslie Bolt, all of Brussels. INITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Bee'croft and Ronald and Kirk, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sinnainon of Wingham, visitel on, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel of Kitchener. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Montgomery of Wingham visited on Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Jamieson. • ...l000loft4.:00.•ato.001*. 444•144 •• .4 TEESWATEE WEDDING7-Jean Parker, daughter 'of ,Mr. and' Mrs. Ebner Parker atulCorman Whytock; son 'of Afx:•'nntl•Mrs: Alec Whytock exchanged marriage vows in Teeswater United Church manse . on Saturday afternoon,i-Photo by Msyk. his son, Mr. E. H. Groskorth, Miss Barbara Campbell of Lon- don spent <the week-end with Mrs. Robert Ross, • Mrs. Basil Davidson of St. Cath- arines spent a few days last week at the home of her brother, Mrs. Leask McGee, John St., Wingham,- and on Wednesday Mrs., McGee and Mrs. Davidson visited with Mr. and. Mrs, George McGee. ' Mrs. Gordon Elilott, and Mr. and Mrs, Water Elliott and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Elliott of Ailsa, Craig. Mr: and Mrs, Stewart Coupland of Toronto spent the week-end witlapher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson and with Wroxeter relatives. Mr, Stanley. Moore and family of Woodstock, and Mrs. Walter James, Leonard and Roy of Wood- stock, attended, the Moore-kerr reception in' the memorial hall here on Friday and spent' the Week-end with, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mr. and Mrs.. Ken; neth Dickson and children visited at the Moore home on Sunday, Mrs. Alex. Inglis visited on Tues- day with Mrs., Clarence Adams, who has been a patient for the past two weeks in Victoria Hos- pital, London. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Fraser and, .Vera Hall of Stratford. Miss Ger- 'Randy of Walton visited on Sunday trude Stewart of Cooksville is.viSit- With her parents., Mr. arid Mrs, ing this week at the Walker home. Bobert Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ireland and Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and' his mother, Mrs. John Ireland of children' spent...the week-end at Teeswater were in Toronto on %home of .her. brother, Mr. John Saturday where' they attended the Carruthers of West Lorne. Mr. John Purdon of Powasson' spent. the week-end with. Mr. Herbert Laidlaw, Little Kerry Mitchell spent last, week in Wingham H9spital, and was able to return home on Monk,/ day, She had bronchial pneunapnia. World Day Communien service:' will be observed in the United' Church' here' on Sunday, and Rev, C. 'Krug will have •charge of the service in Calvin-Brick United Church. The W.M.S. of this church is invited to attend the Thank offering meeting of the W.MS, of Belgrave United Church on Wed- nesday, Silo filling, has been the order of the day last week and this week in this district. Mr. Fred Deacon 'has been a patient in Wingham Hospital over Ike week-end suffering with a very bad leg. Mr. and. Mrs. Elgin Welwo,od Caledon visited with Falco!ier ,in this ,district on 2aturdaY. 'Mrs. Kenneth Purdon Of Thorn- Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Ritchie of dale, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Shiell of St. Thomas 'spent the week-end with Shield and McBurney relatives in East Wawanosh,and Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockilliand baby, Harold William, of Blind ,River, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Thos. Morrison. Mrs, Stockill ' stays this week, then motors with Mr, and Mrs. Don Bennison and son to their home in Powassan: • Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Charleston, who spent the past two weeks at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil alconeth returned•, to their home at Hamilton on Friday. Mr. Wesley Haines of. Wingham, laStoweek sold his farm at the S.S. No, 9 E. VVawarmsh school to Mr, Elmer Arbuckle. Mrs. Summers of Oorrie has been ostaying at the Haines' home for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Seholtz and children of Goderich and Mr, and . Mrs. Reg Seholti of Auban'virilted on Stinday With Mr, and Mrs, Ezra Sdkoltz, tl t Mr, and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and children Visited on Stint* With his mother, Mra. Jas, Laidlaw, and other relatives on Ooderich, Mr, and Mrs, Stevirart Musgrove and his mother,' Mrs. Musgrove, of Wroxeter visited On. 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