The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-21, Page 2Page 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, mama 21, 1974
The second largest ethnic
group living in the Yukon is
native Indians who totalled 2,550
out of a total 1971 population of
.18,390 people.
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- Stabling '
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- Liquid Manure Equipment
- Hog Equipment
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News from Gorri
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Newton and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smart of
Estevan, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie
returned home Friday after
spending several weeks in
Florida. They visited Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Smith of Holiday,
Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. Hart-
ley Cameron, in Seminole,
Florida.
Mrs. Frank Earisr London, is-
visiting Mrs. W. C. King, Mrs.
Thomas MacDonald and other
relatives.
N and Mrs. William Smith
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John McEleavnney
DEAD STOCK
Removal Service
We are now paying up to $20.00
for dead or disabled cows.
$25.00 for dead or disabled
Horses
Smaller animals from 500-1b. to
1,000-1b. — $1.00 per cwt.
CASH ON .THE SPOT
As a service to you we pick up
pigs and calves Free.
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of St. Catherines. MMaxim
McEieavnney accompanied them
home for a visit. Min Gwm
Smith of St. Marys is also visiting
at the .same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Krauter
of Atwood visited Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman.
Mr. arid Mrs. Paul" Von; and
family of Gowanstown and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Bennett -and
family were dinner guests on
Sunday at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Taylor
of Walkerton visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson
on Sunday.
Mrs. Rov Gowdv, Mrs. Harry
Gowdy, Miss Marlene Earl, Ross
Earl and Robert Earl visit-
ed Mrs. Sam Robinson at the K -W
Hospital, Kitchener on Sunday
and also called on Sam Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs:. A. Gibson.'
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Head,
Tad and Kelly of Sarnia spent the
weekend with Wellesly Strong.
Tad and Kelly remained for the
winter break holiday.
Mrs. Webster Jacklin of Lis-
towel spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger
have returned home from seven
weeks in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neable
held Open House on the occasion
of the 90th birthday of the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Conrad
Neable, on Sunday.
Miss Florence Riddell and Miss
Jean Laing of New Hamburg
spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Miller., "Mrs. Frank
Earl, London, Mrs. Vilford King,
Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie
visited at the same home on
Saturday. •
Dairy Assoc.
annual held
in Borrie
GORRIE - The annual dinner
meeting of district 25, Dairy Herd
Improvement Association, On-
tario Ministry of Agriculture aid
Food, was held in Gorrie com-
munity hall on March 13 with an
attendance of seventy-eight
members and guests.,
Guest speaker for the occasion
was Bill Broadworth, Associate
Agricultural ' Representative of
Huron County. His subject was
'"Flume G Ilii"protein for Dairy
Cows. °`_ :r�. `•
Lorne -Marshall 'bf' Kirkton,
regional ; supervisor of D.H.L,
also spoke briefly.
The certificate for highest pro-
ducing herd in Association 25
went to Joe Winkel of Fordwich,
The certificate for the herd show-
ing the greatest improvement in
butterfat production was re-
ceived by Michael Karst of
Gowanstown.
Association 25, under the'
supervision of Jack Ferguson of
Gorrie, -consists of 25 supervised
herds and 37 owner sampler
herds in the north Huron, south
Bruce, east Wellington and north
Perth counties.
AAtrex Liquid, easiest to
meagure, mix and keep in
suspension, gives most uniform
application, covers more area
with every tankful.
You now spray twice as many
acres pre -emergent per tankful
with, AAtrex Liquid. This means
that you now save both time
and labour, as well as having
the best possible control against
annual broadleaf weeds and
most trasses.
For more information, talk to
your AAtrex dealer.
Agrochemicals Division
al reaisteired trademark
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Phone 351.2111
Nolgrave
AIM ARMSTRONG
Phone 35x.1551
R. R. 4, Wingham
8323.
Oihltario
Nat. Resources
begins woodlot
marking program
The Ministry of Natural Re-
sources branch in the Wingham
area is getting ready to begin its
woodlot marking program. The
service is -provided free of charge
and is an extension of the Woodlot
Improvement Program.
A Ministry spokesman, Murray
Hall, said at air owner's request,
Ministry employees will mark
trees that are mature enough for
cutting, give the owner an ap-
praisal of what the timber is
worth and then the Ministry will
advertise the timber for the
owner by issuing a timber sales
notice to loggers.
Mr. Hall said the Ministry hak;
tmdertaken this project because
all too often woodlots are overcut
and can't be re -cut for between 50
to 100 years. By using the service
an owner should be able to har-
vest every 15 or 20, years.
Last year the Ministry
managed to sell one million board
feet of lumber from 500 acres of
woodlots.
Mr. Hall also mentioned some
of the details of the Woodlot Im-
provement Act. Under this act
the Ministry will plant hardwood
trees for one cent each on land
parcels of 10 acres and up. The
owner in this case enters a 15
year agreement under which he
agrees to maintain the planting
area. The Ministry, as well as
planting the Trees, will clear
younger. wpodl t of undesirable
trees such as ironwoods, defec-
tive beech or crowded maples.
The Wingham area Natural
Resources branch services the
counties of Huron and Perth as
well as the southern four town-
ships in Bruce County and Minto
Township in Wellington County.
For further information con-
tact Murray Hall at 357-3131 or by
mail at P.O. Box 490, Wingham,
Ontario.
•
THERE WAS LOTS of action at the arena this Weekend as Wingham hosted the first part
of the Midget Hockey Tournament. Thirty-seven teams competed this year. This game
was between Palmerston (in thelight sweaters) and Mount Forest on Sunday evening,
Palmerston won the game 6,1. a (Staff PhOto)
By Murray Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce
Report from. Queen's Park
A Government bill to force the teacher ratio can be arbitrated, might be",
resumption of regular classes in
York County received approval in
the second reading and third
reading stages this week and will
become law immediately. The
Bill establishes a three member
arbitration board to break the
deadlock between the teachers
and the Board of Education in
York County.
Education Minister Thomas
Wells reiterated his willingness
to abandon the Bill at any time he
is advised the teachers and
trustees have agreed to submit to
voluntary binding arbitration or
reach a negotiated settlement.
Liberal Leader Robert Nixon
said the .Bill would not have been
necessary if Mr. Wells had step-
ped in a month ago and imposed`
trusteeship on the Board. The
Board has incited many in -
'stances of provocation in the past
number of weeks. Mr. Nixon said
Bill 12 which states that the pupil -
means that conditions of work
must be negotiated across the
province in the future.
The 'OntaSrio Government is
spending $500,000 to tell tax-
payers it wants them to get back
$300 million on their income taxes
this year with its Fair Share Pro-
gram. The program includes
rental rebates, a return of one per
cent of personal exemptions as a
sales tax rebate and $100 credit to
pensioners.
Ontario is willing to see the..
price of, Western Canadiancrude
oil,rise to $6 a barrel, but only if it
is going, to stay there for at least
two years. Energy Minister
Darcy McKeough said he 'does
not want a price rise on April. lst,
the date • the current Federal
freeze is scheduled to expire, to
be just the first step up the ladder
to $7, then $8, "and on up to what-
ever the world monopoly price ,
The Federal Government has
frozen the price of Western crude
at $4 a barrel until March 31st.
Mr. McKeough . strongly at-
tacked the desire 'of the produc-
ing Provinces, Alberta and
Saskatchewan, to raise the price
to the world level of about $10.50 a,
barrels The Energy Minister said
an increase to $6 a barrel would
add approximately six cents a
gallon to the cost of heating oil
and' gasoline in Ontario.. A jump,
to $10.50 a barrel would add al-
most 20 cents a gallon. This "flies
in the face of the national in-
terest" he said.
The net impact on Ontario of a
move to $6 crude would be to add
costs of $350 million a year to
people of the Province. Alberta's
net benefit would be $750 million.
•
Mi Alex Fly and,
visited Friday with Mr. end Mts.
Ebner Greenle y.
Mr. and Mrs. Eno*. Metzger,
and Douglas
weekend with Mt. and Ws. 1'd*
gam Smithand family, Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Stall and .family
and Mrs, Estes Smith, a11. in'
nois
and les
�
ttrr'daywith Mrs. Reis Mac*
,.
Okate-a-thon `'plotted by
the Ifovick Community Centre fi-
nae committee has been
moved to Friday, Lch 22 in-
stead
of lintrsday%. the Bah
Amist. hors .*ad girls lot
ready for Fric,lay. . .
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BODY SUPPORTS
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Plastic and Cotton..
* ELASTIC STOCKING'
* TRUSSES
RENTALS FOR .HOMEuCARE
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- ELEVATED TOILET SEATS.
- CRUTCHES
- TRIPOD CANES
- REGULAR CANES
We also'do fittings for
Back and Abdominal Supports
(E,vening Appointments)
Lee Vance Ltd.
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A VISIT
FROM THE BAND
°On Tuesday, March 5 the pupils
of Howick Central School were
entertained by the Norwell Sec-
ondary School concert band,
under the direction of Mr. Mc -
1 arlane. The band arrived at
noon and performed for the south
wing students at 12:45 p.m. The
north wing students heard some
pieces played by the band at 1:25
p.m. Mr. McFarlane also ex-
plained some things about the' in-
struments used by the members
of the band. I'm sure this was an
enjoyable experience for every-
one.
—Nancy Fisher
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THE GRADE 4
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEST
Howick C ntral's grade four
public speaking contest took
place on March 13 at 12:45 p.m.
There were nine contestants, and
some of the topics were, "The
Circus", "The Ice Capades",
"Puppies", "Kittens",
"Beaver", "My Brother", "Ant
Eaters", and "Black Bears".
First prize was taken by Caro-
line Mulvey; second prize, Donna
Martin; Regan Dettman wind
Kent Strong tied for third; and
Christine Sandburn came in
fourth. Mrs. Harris, a fornier
Howick Central teacher, and
Howick Central's principal, Mr.
Robertson were the judges.
This -was an exciting ex-
perience for the contestants, and
the students and parents who
attended enjoyed it.
—Nancy Fisher
LAKELET
Mr. and Mrs. Steve P'mery,
Stephanie and Jason, of Kit-
chener visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Emmerson . Ferguson on the
weekend. On Sunday they all
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Ferguson, it being Stephanie's
birthday.
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Invites 61
MONDAY, APRIL 1
8:00 P.M.
LUCKNOW LEGION NALL
TO NUR
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EKKO.- Annual grass control in corn
PATORAN - Weed control program s in field beans
What is new in weed control - Dr. John Bandeen,
University of Guelph
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
Plan to attend and enjoy a profkablegot-togsthar with other growers.
Hear the latest information, on agrkultural chemicals.
Get authorative answers to your questions.
WITH A CHOICE OF SO MANY HERBICIDES,
HOW AM I TO KNOW
WHICH ONE TO USE
ON MY CORN?
THIS WEED
PRESCRIPTION
FOLDER FROM
CIBA-GEIGY
HELPED ME!
IT SHOWS TH DIFFERENT KINDS OF WEEDS
THA t OCCUR AS YOU USE
CHEMICAL CONTROLS YEAR
AFTER YEAR.
THAT GREEN FOXTAIL PICTURE SURE
REMINDS ME OF MY
SOUTH FIELDS
IT SAYS HERE THAT WHERE
EARLY GERMINATING ANNUAL
• GRASSES ARE THE PROBLEM.
YOU SHOULD USE EKKO.e
BUT IF YOU USE EKKO YOU'VE GOT TO GROW
CORN AGAIN NEXT YEAR.
THAT'S cm. THOSE SOUTH
FIELDS ARE IN
CONTINUOUS CORN
ANYWAY. .
LET'S SEE WHERE
MY FIELDS
FIT IN.
THANKS FOR THE TIP
SO\� v r ABOUT EKKO. IT SURE
TOOK OUT THE GREEN
FOXTAIIL AND I DIDN'T HAVE
THE BOTHER OF MIXING TWO
HERBICIDES TO CONTROL BROADLEAF
WEEDS AND GRASSES!
0Ekko is a reg,atered trademark of CIBA CtiOY CANADA LTO
JIM ARMSTRONG, PHONE 357-1651, R.R. 4, WINGHAM
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