The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-03-28, Page 10ebg"ate Advanco
Fi
imes0 `l'herrsdayo Mara
bred gilt sale
`l`hLrty-fear lots [nought
x,102.50 at the 5th annual
Huron County Hog Producers'
4•11 bred gilt sale .on Saturday,
at'Corey's Sales Dardis, Ten.
Landrace averaged $104.34,
one Lacombe sold for $75.00
and 23 Yorkshires averaged
$88.91. The, overall average
sale price, down considerably
from last year. was. $93.00.
The top selling' gilt was a
Yorkshire. Cornerbrook Karen
6 owned and bred by R.
`Stephen Thompson, Clinton.
She was purchased by Donald
Carter R.R. 2, Seaford) for
$132.50. The second top price
-w.as paid for two gilts. The
"first gilt, a Landrace, consign-
ed by Ray HexningWay, R.R. 3,
Brussels, was purchased by Ro-
ben F. McMillan of R.R. 2,
Seaforth for $120.00. The se-
cond gilt which also was sold
for $120.00 to Francis 5, CQ1e.*
man, R.R. 1, Seaforth, *as
consigned by Jim Hickey ,
R.R. 3, Auburn.
Top buyers were Lionel
Wilder, R.R. 1, Zurich, who
purchased•seven gilts while
Mel Penny, R.R. 1, Corrie,
purchased four and Jack Mac-
Kenzie, R.R. 3, Lucknow. pur'
chased three.
All of the sows consigned
were again sold this year to
swine producers inn' Huroon Coun-
ty. The Huron County Hog
Producers 4-11 Swine Club was
reorganized recently with a
membership of 37 rural boys
and girls.
Lens SHOW You How
A
AY
to 11.012022
port from Quen's Park
Pa ss in **location is be*
ing allowed by the false, oonff.
Bence of parents and teachers
In marks, grades and textbooks,
according to the Deputy Minist
er of Education, Dr, 1,R, Mc
Casey, "Marks have become
carrots which students follow
throughout their school careers,"
he told a meeting of the Outer*
S' Principals' dation last
week. Mr,r McCarthy said both.
letters and marks are me+ rdngw
less, "Can anyone really say
that a child'stalent in English
is worth percent" he asked.
Theydeputy minister said
‘'hild'a improvement, How-
ever, thechild's progress should
be measured An terms of his poq
tsntial and pair mord, not
against the performance of an.
other student not silnilerly .n•.
dowed, .'
manufacturers were
warned against .calling any pro.
duct a .Milk substitute or re*
placement unless it is nutrition•
ally the equivalent of milk,
The federal food and drug,dira
ectorate said it plaids to draw
up regulations on such products,
The Minister of Agriculture
and Food for Ontaatlo •Wilily its
ovsslu►tion is still essentiasl for A Stewart, said previously that
� extensive research was be""o
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Milk
Keith McLaughlin
Josephine St., Phone a 357-1472 ,
WINGHAM
re pen
htier
the
word
for
planning
farm. profits.
E.)
•
Especially when that pen is wielded sharply
to c'ut' farm expenses .. , td.. help' you plan
your fertilizer requirements ... to helpyou
write . more profits! Come in and get your
Aer�® Fertilizer Profit -maker Pen soon.
Faarm profits depend on good farm management.
And good farm management means paying close
attention to crop planning, seeding and fertilizing.
Let us help you achieve . higher standards of
efficiency and profits ort your farm. Come in soon
and discuss your fertilizer problems and goal's
with us.
Serving the man whose
business is AAriculafure.
tRee'd Trademark
Harriston
Fertilizers Ltd.
HARRISTON • WALKERTON - CLINTON
Your local
AERO FERTILIZER
CUSTOM BLENDER
PICTURED BY A photographer of one of the popular cruise
ships, Bill Jarvis of Teeswater' and Keith Mulvey, R. R. 1
Wroxeter, enjoyed a winter holiday in Florida and the
Bahamas. They returned home last week. .
Beef Clubs Attend meeting
names officers
The Blyth-Belgrave Beef,
Blyth Dairy and Blyth •Corn
clubs were organized on Tues-
day evening of last week at a
meeting held in the memorial
hall at Blyth..
Dave Inglis was in charge
and showed a film, "/.earn to •
Do by Doing,, He then ex-
plained to the first year mem-
bers 'what
em-bers'what would be expected of
them,
Bach' club then elected its
officers. Those who will head
the .beef club are Steve Thomp-
• son, president; Bill Fear, vice-
president; Grant Conites, •sec-
retary.treasurer; Harvey Black,
press reporter., Nine members
wereenrolled in this club and
R e terested in'joiningmay
: co Mack;tire Department of gr_.l -
bs �
culture and Food,. Clinton. -
Turnberry calif
and grain clubs
are organized
The Turriberry Calf Club was
Organized at a meeting in the
Wroxeter cornrnunity hall on
March 19, Dave Inglis showed •
a film on 4-H `activity in Huron
County and outlined the events
which will take place during
the year.
The officers elected were
Ken -MacAdam as president;
Elaine Kieffer, vice-president;
Karen Kieffer, secretary; Clay-
ton ,Baird, press reporter.
It was decided that meetings
would be held the last Wednes-
day of the month. • • • -
Any boy or girl in Turnberry •
Township, between the ages of
12 and 21, may .join the club.
Contact Doug Fortune, R.R. 1,
Wingham.
GRAIN CORN CLUB
The Grain Corn Club was or-
o ganized the same evening. The
meetings for this chub will be
held the third Thursday of the
month. Young people 12 to 21
years are also invited to join .
this -group and those interested
should contact Murray Mulvey.
.Officers elected at the meet -
Ing were Mac 'Willits, president;
Rick McPherson, vice-president;
Douglas Harding, secretary;
and Clayton} Baird, press report-
er.
• RECREATION ASSOC.
SPONSORS `EUCHRE
BLUEVALE-Sixteen tables
were .in play at the euchre party
held by the Bluevale Recreation
Association in the community
hall on Thursday evening.
Prize winners were; High
scores, Mrs. Frank Ross and
Alex Sproul; low scores, Mrs.
Wm. De Vos and Stanley Mof-
fatt; lucky draw, .Mrs. Bernard
Thomas and Wildon Robertson.
The committee.. in charge
was Mr,, and Mrs. George Heth-
erington, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bosman. '
All food, self-help a nd
medical supplies dea1ivered,
overseas by CARE of Canada
are clearly identified as gifts
froth the Canadian people. •
of hog producers
LAKEIET--• Elmer Harding
and Warren Zurbrigg attended
the 27th annual meeting of the'
Ontario Hog Producers' Associa-
tion last Wednesday and Thurs-
day at the King Edward Hotel
at Toronto. full representa-
tion from all counties of the
province registered for the con-
vention. The theme of the . • •
meeting was "15,rears of Prog-
ress, lyo3•1968" .
Borden Jenkins
electedp �
resid nt
of ign
0
tlly 'Meeting of the
Wingham Credit Union was held
on Thursday evening, After the
regular course of business, no-
minations and election of offi-
cers for 1968 • were held.
Borden Jenkins was ,elected
as president; Harry Montgomery .
vice-president; Jack Gorbutt Jr., `•
treasurer; Earl Heywood, secre—
tary. Named to head the Super,
visory Committee was Earl Jen-
kins with Charles Davidson as
head of the Credit Committee.
The three members appointed •
to head the Educational Com-
mittee were Jim Swan, Lloyd
Carter and Les. Reynolds.
Meetings of the . board of dir
ectors are usually held the third
week of every month. With •
membership growing, More
business is on the agenda of the
Wingham Credit Union.New
members are always welcome
and individuals, plants or or-
ganizations may contact a
member of the" board of direct-
ors for information about the
functions of the organization.
'Ppirspnals
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. ford, 'Visited Mo. S. Stewart
Gordon Hall ori Sutday were for a few da4ys,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Scott and Cordon Taylor ,,•. of Waterloo
family of Newton and Mr. and University and Miss Susan' Hope
Mrs, lack lla11and family of of Toronto,_ were guests of Mr,,
Brus$el and Mrs, Michael.Ross at the
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murch .of United Church manse for the
Clinton were Sunday visitors week -end. Mr. ,Taylor preach-
with Mr, and Mrs.. Percy yin- ed in the United Church on
cent.
.Sunday, describing -his work " _•
amongunder
Mr. and Mrs. under -privileged ed olrn
I1 ing McCaben. 8 y .
form -
of Windsor, were guests of Mr, people in Winnipeg, at a
and Mrs. Carl"Johnston "and er time.
family during the week.
Mr. and Mrs: Ross Forbeck,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street, of Niagara Fails, visited Mr.
Linda and Julie), 'visited Miss and • J.J. Elliott for several
Ruby Duff and Mrs. M. L. Alt- days.
ken dozing the holiday week,Mr. .and Mrs. Spence Mc
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Aitcheson . Kinnon and family, of Niagara
of -Dundas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Falls, and Mrs, J. K. MascTav-
ish, of Brantford, spent holidays
Raymond Elliott and other rela-
tivalast week.••
Harvey Messer and R.E.: Mc- family were Sunday Visitors.
with Nit. and Mrs. R. H. Mc-
Kinnon, J.IC. MacTavish and
Kinney, of ,Toronto, spent the - Mr. and Mrs, Alex Verbeek'
week*end in Bluevale„ Mr. and Jamie, of Wingham, were
McKinney has just returned visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
from a trip .to Europe. I"lliott on Sunday. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond El- Peter and Paul Connell, of
liott weredinner guests on Sat- Guelph, visited with their
urday with Mrs. Carl Douglas grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
who -entertained for her parents, - Harvey -Timm.
Mr. and. Mrs. William King of Mr. and Mrs; Elton Mahood,: •
Brussels in honor of their 50th and family of Hamilton, are,' - '
wedding anniversary. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Stanley Cralig, e f Mea- Parker
eissemHNH/III/istert e -
conducted to determine the
nutritional value *Usual subs
asitutes because it appearaad
that the food value of most if
not all substitutes Was consickr.
ablyleo than milk. The come
position if these foods varies
considerably and some bear
: liter rs►ntalatro* to milk in
nutrient content
;Or,, E.'A. chap ►n, direct*
ar•generaa1 of ,the. Food and
Drug
Directorate, '. advised.manufact'
uteri that any product represent.
e or a old 'As a replacement or
substitute for Milk must not be
nutritionally inferior to milk.
Mose those I, 20, 4M Cm-
I a,riiaaa aaanea aiti women meek*
V dowse wider C saag -
a+rl'i Old Art Security pragesu
",Vp�� 3Ei aF.� �,�a, ° Pio1•
f
RED' F ''\1 f.%
1 I A( ON AL. P /.1)
Huron Farm Accountitig
BLYTH - PH: 523-9429
SPECIA ,IZINI `IN.'FARM. TAxATIoN AND;
tusINEss,- ACCOUNTING
"Itis • ciieaeper to pay for the advice of .
experts thaen,the mistakes of amateurs:"
---Raine ► .
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Place your order now!
We are booking our 1968 work now.
SKILLED; ABDR IS SCARCE
so we are limited as to how much be
dune _.
this year, ,so -we have to `„ place y our :
received- orders on a a: first come, first. served
o. • ba*i$. :
0- - .
JJ4144 AP
- -FIREPLACES AND . BARBECUES
.
We repair all.; ,types of Chimneys and
Instal . Flues and Linings
-: Phone or Write
orrison Bros.
1liM£ 528-906 or
Lucknow
BOX 69 `
21-284b
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604:0000o04i4ts
•
In recognition of the discov-
ery of streptomycin, first of the
antibiotics found useful in
treating tuberculosis, "Dr. Sel-
man A. Waksman, a micro-
biologist working at Rutgers
University, received the Nobel
'prize in medicine in 1962.
DAVID COMLY, OF MEAFORD,
fects of a ruby laser on seed
Science Fair staged at the Wi
--Advance-Times Photo.
entered this study of the ef-
germination at the annual
ngham District High School.
THEDISPLAYS AT THE Selena Fair this
year were highly interested and darrmonstr.
ated a considerable amount,, of skill and
knowledge on the part of the young pas
ticipants. This entry was by Don Bennett
of Woodstock`; and showed. the effects of
electric. stimulation 6nplantgrowth.}
Advance -Times Photo.
LIFE INSURANCE
FOR
DAIRY CALVES?
If : such were possible it would probably be a popular
policy with Canadian Dairymen. Losses' from calf deaths
during the first 6 weeks of age are often frequent.
Many professional dairy herd managers are now routinely
Injecting all new-born calves with
SNUR•BAIN VITAMINS A,D,E
-to protect their'"caelves ageirtst
SCOURS
STRESS -
VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES
SLOW GROWTH
SHUR-GAIN INJECTIONAELE° VITAMINS ADE are available
from your local Feed Service Mill.
Ingham Feed
DIAL 357.3060
JONE
SE
FOR
AND
• YOU
SEE
AC
N
DS
PERSONAL
THE
CAN
YOUR
te$00
A -1,)AlOn
EXETER
235-0363
SERVICE
KIND OF .QUALITY
DEPEND ON .. ,
LOCAL DEALER,
.::., HURON BRAND
FIELD SEEDS AND GRASSES
• HARDI-GREEN
PASTURE -MIXES
NEW AND' IMPROVED VARIETIES OF
- CLQVER --� TIMOTHY — GRASSES
re pen
htier
the
word
for
planning
farm. profits.
E.)
•
Especially when that pen is wielded sharply
to c'ut' farm expenses .. , td.. help' you plan
your fertilizer requirements ... to helpyou
write . more profits! Come in and get your
Aer�® Fertilizer Profit -maker Pen soon.
Faarm profits depend on good farm management.
And good farm management means paying close
attention to crop planning, seeding and fertilizing.
Let us help you achieve . higher standards of
efficiency and profits ort your farm. Come in soon
and discuss your fertilizer problems and goal's
with us.
Serving the man whose
business is AAriculafure.
tRee'd Trademark
Harriston
Fertilizers Ltd.
HARRISTON • WALKERTON - CLINTON
Your local
AERO FERTILIZER
CUSTOM BLENDER
PICTURED BY A photographer of one of the popular cruise
ships, Bill Jarvis of Teeswater' and Keith Mulvey, R. R. 1
Wroxeter, enjoyed a winter holiday in Florida and the
Bahamas. They returned home last week. .
Beef Clubs Attend meeting
names officers
The Blyth-Belgrave Beef,
Blyth Dairy and Blyth •Corn
clubs were organized on Tues-
day evening of last week at a
meeting held in the memorial
hall at Blyth..
Dave Inglis was in charge
and showed a film, "/.earn to •
Do by Doing,, He then ex-
plained to the first year mem-
bers 'what
em-bers'what would be expected of
them,
Bach' club then elected its
officers. Those who will head
the .beef club are Steve Thomp-
• son, president; Bill Fear, vice-
president; Grant Conites, •sec-
retary.treasurer; Harvey Black,
press reporter., Nine members
wereenrolled in this club and
R e terested in'joiningmay
: co Mack;tire Department of gr_.l -
bs �
culture and Food,. Clinton. -
Turnberry calif
and grain clubs
are organized
The Turriberry Calf Club was
Organized at a meeting in the
Wroxeter cornrnunity hall on
March 19, Dave Inglis showed •
a film on 4-H `activity in Huron
County and outlined the events
which will take place during
the year.
The officers elected were
Ken -MacAdam as president;
Elaine Kieffer, vice-president;
Karen Kieffer, secretary; Clay-
ton ,Baird, press reporter.
It was decided that meetings
would be held the last Wednes-
day of the month. • • • -
Any boy or girl in Turnberry •
Township, between the ages of
12 and 21, may .join the club.
Contact Doug Fortune, R.R. 1,
Wingham.
GRAIN CORN CLUB
The Grain Corn Club was or-
o ganized the same evening. The
meetings for this chub will be
held the third Thursday of the
month. Young people 12 to 21
years are also invited to join .
this -group and those interested
should contact Murray Mulvey.
.Officers elected at the meet -
Ing were Mac 'Willits, president;
Rick McPherson, vice-president;
Douglas Harding, secretary;
and Clayton} Baird, press report-
er.
• RECREATION ASSOC.
SPONSORS `EUCHRE
BLUEVALE-Sixteen tables
were .in play at the euchre party
held by the Bluevale Recreation
Association in the community
hall on Thursday evening.
Prize winners were; High
scores, Mrs. Frank Ross and
Alex Sproul; low scores, Mrs.
Wm. De Vos and Stanley Mof-
fatt; lucky draw, .Mrs. Bernard
Thomas and Wildon Robertson.
The committee.. in charge
was Mr,, and Mrs. George Heth-
erington, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bosman. '
All food, self-help a nd
medical supplies dea1ivered,
overseas by CARE of Canada
are clearly identified as gifts
froth the Canadian people. •
of hog producers
LAKEIET--• Elmer Harding
and Warren Zurbrigg attended
the 27th annual meeting of the'
Ontario Hog Producers' Associa-
tion last Wednesday and Thurs-
day at the King Edward Hotel
at Toronto. full representa-
tion from all counties of the
province registered for the con-
vention. The theme of the . • •
meeting was "15,rears of Prog-
ress, lyo3•1968" .
Borden Jenkins
electedp �
resid nt
of ign
0
tlly 'Meeting of the
Wingham Credit Union was held
on Thursday evening, After the
regular course of business, no-
minations and election of offi-
cers for 1968 • were held.
Borden Jenkins was ,elected
as president; Harry Montgomery .
vice-president; Jack Gorbutt Jr., `•
treasurer; Earl Heywood, secre—
tary. Named to head the Super,
visory Committee was Earl Jen-
kins with Charles Davidson as
head of the Credit Committee.
The three members appointed •
to head the Educational Com-
mittee were Jim Swan, Lloyd
Carter and Les. Reynolds.
Meetings of the . board of dir
ectors are usually held the third
week of every month. With •
membership growing, More
business is on the agenda of the
Wingham Credit Union.New
members are always welcome
and individuals, plants or or-
ganizations may contact a
member of the" board of direct-
ors for information about the
functions of the organization.
'Ppirspnals
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. ford, 'Visited Mo. S. Stewart
Gordon Hall ori Sutday were for a few da4ys,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Scott and Cordon Taylor ,,•. of Waterloo
family of Newton and Mr. and University and Miss Susan' Hope
Mrs, lack lla11and family of of Toronto,_ were guests of Mr,,
Brus$el and Mrs, Michael.Ross at the
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murch .of United Church manse for the
Clinton were Sunday visitors week -end. Mr. ,Taylor preach-
with Mr, and Mrs.. Percy yin- ed in the United Church on
cent.
.Sunday, describing -his work " _•
amongunder
Mr. and Mrs. under -privileged ed olrn
I1 ing McCaben. 8 y .
form -
of Windsor, were guests of Mr, people in Winnipeg, at a
and Mrs. Carl"Johnston "and er time.
family during the week.
Mr. and Mrs: Ross Forbeck,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street, of Niagara Fails, visited Mr.
Linda and Julie), 'visited Miss and • J.J. Elliott for several
Ruby Duff and Mrs. M. L. Alt- days.
ken dozing the holiday week,Mr. .and Mrs. Spence Mc
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Aitcheson . Kinnon and family, of Niagara
of -Dundas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Falls, and Mrs, J. K. MascTav-
ish, of Brantford, spent holidays
Raymond Elliott and other rela-
tivalast week.••
Harvey Messer and R.E.: Mc- family were Sunday Visitors.
with Nit. and Mrs. R. H. Mc-
Kinnon, J.IC. MacTavish and
Kinney, of ,Toronto, spent the - Mr. and Mrs, Alex Verbeek'
week*end in Bluevale„ Mr. and Jamie, of Wingham, were
McKinney has just returned visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
from a trip .to Europe. I"lliott on Sunday. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond El- Peter and Paul Connell, of
liott weredinner guests on Sat- Guelph, visited with their
urday with Mrs. Carl Douglas grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
who -entertained for her parents, - Harvey -Timm.
Mr. and. Mrs. William King of Mr. and Mrs; Elton Mahood,: •
Brussels in honor of their 50th and family of Hamilton, are,' - '
wedding anniversary. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Stanley Cralig, e f Mea- Parker
eissemHNH/III/istert e -
conducted to determine the
nutritional value *Usual subs
asitutes because it appearaad
that the food value of most if
not all substitutes Was consickr.
ablyleo than milk. The come
position if these foods varies
considerably and some bear
: liter rs►ntalatro* to milk in
nutrient content
;Or,, E.'A. chap ►n, direct*
ar•generaa1 of ,the. Food and
Drug
Directorate, '. advised.manufact'
uteri that any product represent.
e or a old 'As a replacement or
substitute for Milk must not be
nutritionally inferior to milk.
Mose those I, 20, 4M Cm-
I a,riiaaa aaanea aiti women meek*
V dowse wider C saag -
a+rl'i Old Art Security pragesu
",Vp�� 3Ei aF.� �,�a, ° Pio1•
f
RED' F ''\1 f.%
1 I A( ON AL. P /.1)
Huron Farm Accountitig
BLYTH - PH: 523-9429
SPECIA ,IZINI `IN.'FARM. TAxATIoN AND;
tusINEss,- ACCOUNTING
"Itis • ciieaeper to pay for the advice of .
experts thaen,the mistakes of amateurs:"
---Raine ► .
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rry
CHS
Place your order now!
We are booking our 1968 work now.
SKILLED; ABDR IS SCARCE
so we are limited as to how much be
dune _.
this year, ,so -we have to `„ place y our :
received- orders on a a: first come, first. served
o. • ba*i$. :
0- - .
JJ4144 AP
- -FIREPLACES AND . BARBECUES
.
We repair all.; ,types of Chimneys and
Instal . Flues and Linings
-: Phone or Write
orrison Bros.
1liM£ 528-906 or
Lucknow
BOX 69 `
21-284b
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604:0000o04i4ts
•
In recognition of the discov-
ery of streptomycin, first of the
antibiotics found useful in
treating tuberculosis, "Dr. Sel-
man A. Waksman, a micro-
biologist working at Rutgers
University, received the Nobel
'prize in medicine in 1962.
DAVID COMLY, OF MEAFORD,
fects of a ruby laser on seed
Science Fair staged at the Wi
--Advance-Times Photo.
entered this study of the ef-
germination at the annual
ngham District High School.
THEDISPLAYS AT THE Selena Fair this
year were highly interested and darrmonstr.
ated a considerable amount,, of skill and
knowledge on the part of the young pas
ticipants. This entry was by Don Bennett
of Woodstock`; and showed. the effects of
electric. stimulation 6nplantgrowth.}
Advance -Times Photo.
LIFE INSURANCE
FOR
DAIRY CALVES?
If : such were possible it would probably be a popular
policy with Canadian Dairymen. Losses' from calf deaths
during the first 6 weeks of age are often frequent.
Many professional dairy herd managers are now routinely
Injecting all new-born calves with
SNUR•BAIN VITAMINS A,D,E
-to protect their'"caelves ageirtst
SCOURS
STRESS -
VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES
SLOW GROWTH
SHUR-GAIN INJECTIONAELE° VITAMINS ADE are available
from your local Feed Service Mill.
Ingham Feed
DIAL 357.3060