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A bistory of a district is, a, valn- ery long established business
• . • •. • .• •
ie heritage from. Which the present area„
neration, can lea;iii to., advantage. - Already, the history is well advanc-”
art from the lessons which history ed and :complete details: are a,fhan,
an teach are the: benefiti7Whieh:. a ..reSpecting nian_YI'diStriet farms.. But
owledgeof our ancestors,: and ,the
.
ay' in:which the hv'ed, caa provide
, Ando it is that the-Seaforth
cankro,ofl with oth-
P4i histitutes throttiloYt. Oxita17,°.z. is
TeanCent.rating on Pre, paring a
com-
1et1iIst�r:3i Of the districta
in the -
hat, thkes to consideration and re-,
there 'Others of „,which little or
Uothini, is knOWn. . TO 'make :their.'
task. 'easier, a questionnaire,. which
appears. oii.Page 7; hasbeen prear--,
'qc1,:1337-thetitil.te., In the knoWledge
that each -passing year -makes it
more -..difficult to»obtaccurate':
in-
farMation Caneernifitthe: early: days,
the InStitute urges -that reports be
'.orcl.S the ,Ottlers whar'fi.rSt peopled . prepared on. each farm the area.
a—nearby--Alages--alld: taW##hip_s,. It reasonable request, and one
e...merobers are seek.10:.:,put the- : that takes but a few mirilftes to coni7
mes of those- who came first, and plete. :By ;doing it now- it May. be
the names ..those -that follo-wed. that, -.L- information . that otherwiseWhat :
the hope ta.provide al de- - rnikht lost, can be contained in thefai1ed -
:11-istaryaf -every farm, ev-_ Jristitute's records
IzAkotorists Have Only Themselves o Blame
There will- be a lot of people in the blame everybody but himself. As in
eaforth district who ..will coMplain - other years, he will continue to " de-
tirisg--the---fping 'be- lay in the expeetation thaethere will
fore March 12,, that they have had to be extensions, granted. But this
and in 'line in order to buy their . is going to be different, according to
`motor vehicle licenses and drivers the 1V1inistei of Highways. There is
ermit But really th.ey:have noth-- to be no extension after March 12_1
ing to complain &milt. , They, have
nly:thenaseIves to blame. ,
ceilst_s_l_iaVe been on sale for two
ths, and until a wee,k or so ago it
s possible to enter the issuer's of -
e at any time during 'the ,day ,and
waited -on almost immediately, It
only duringyecent days that there
as been any delay,- and that is be -
Ex
Election
sive -
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ton AN,e-Ylson- Caz-!ctiniin
chieefee°1recletin°rg3A-13?-effirsceuri tChaen9eak4affao'-e,61wiil
°080e' tin°
ensive oeato,-,: a
OpenISTeiv. •Bitildbig . • JobrOS, Quebeni-oirer the. Weekend'
oeCuPied Credit Ilinpu "Ltd. build., (hiring a Itoya-tockey gaine `TEE
ing Was officially • opened Wednes- Yuntb, died in hCnsPital .earlY.Stinclay.
'day afternoon by- the ReV. Breit from injUries Suffered When the
de Vries,' 'Vector of the Anglieen: r:cliefretain Ile. had been watclimg,.
:.
Chnrch at Bi3rth, "; Mr. de Vries ,the. gam. W.ith his latker; PO.
Won :this ,liOnor ,..by bringing in
eT. Bjuratrom .who suf-
Chirehdier tneoitt-dens.ethrei.°Allasrkgbearel-.c.lisit(lAriejanbaudtiainS
Uuiu £han any other in A ; recent :'cOitteSt.-L,Cliiitori Ntws- Press report about .1°°:
Reeoid. , ; , persons Were arena; originaL
ijr0 lY a Wartimedrill Eketer
, Tiines-Adycicate. •
. Two hundred and , fifty editOrs • t.
'and. .conVetition :attendants at the • • ,Insitraike CO; 'Elects,
Orithrio Weekly' Newspapers ; Fred -Haberer, Sr., :was :elect,.
,atieii -Convention in Tor-OttO-last ,ed--.7riresident; ;and William Levet-,
Week received an official invitation vieepresident of `the-flay....TOvvta
to LucknoW:s. 100th birthdaY.' The. skip Farmers' Mutual Fire. ,ThStir-
invitations Were -attractiVely- ..dis"- Cpmpany,•:'-af the • annual
played.: "ceidentlial• ..enVelOpes" 'Meeting held in the' :TOwn
anddrew ratich7Coninient from the, Monday. afternoon. Two
reeinients. •Don•Thompsoh,, public -new direetersi. Albert ,Keyes and
ity. distributed invi‘ MaXim • Turnbull,: . were 'elected for
tations.,—LikknoW Sentinel; tWo-Year term . to ,replaces
Wil
The., newly '..coitiVinted: and, now, When. a wOoden. -arena-Collansed
liatX/1 Haugh,•who is new an agent
1...eg Mangled:.
d the late ,OSear,.,190-Pn.••., Three'
; Bruce .Montgomery„ Son of ' Mrs.. nn--. — T
Other,...men„, 'Ray 'Fisher, • LTheiciore'
WilliarnIVIontgoniery, 'fif -Wroketer, 'Steinback„ and Henry. Becker were
who operates the ..Turnb,ertw Tow'n:...'
s-ti,i0,...4.a.xier., .,,,..uffered,,painfo ,J0.8 nopiinated, .but • were unsuccessful
the 'election.' Three , . directors
,injtiries laS.t.,,:week when his clotii,.. in
elected for. a Iiiree-yearterm. were
•-ittebecarne. entangled in the drive
Fred•Flaberer, Ezra Webb and Ed:
:shaft, of the. big 'inadhine, Fart. Of ward • -Hendrick. .:Three defeated
_is' ,clething..was, tornuff' and .one
candidates • were , Jack Seetehm.er,
led' laa 'lily . Mangled...He was take -IL .'
Robert • '-.-•' Stirling. ....•dnd '.".EdWard
to Wingna, ,m,llnaPitat for treatment .. -
but is now •;around in. a 'Walking
ia.sri:-L4V-i'nghan-t,:Advance,Lt' imes.:
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- ,,,, , ,, ,y4gage, •
,..oit m4,j, :, .,
Analyze Meirket
For Livestock
During Past Year
The: follOvviiwaitaiysis• of the 1957
10,csrtock haSlieen',prePar.
edbythe Markets InforinatiOn 'Sec-
tion Departmod.. . of Agriculture,
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Ottawa-. r',It is, preliminary to the,
. ,
_more , detailed.: Livestock ,Iviarket
ReifieW..• Which .is .released:later,in
the Yarekaerti. ng.
tle to, pnblie stockyardS, shitnieddi.4.•
reer to ,..paeldii-CpIants -, direct
on eXport,an.1957 tetalled • 25.7t$791;
a a 'Mere ase, per plies
at 1,018;985 lip.ip:4A-per'bent;-4,,e,,
5,1;19.7T7decrease ,,9.,4715.erTeent,
se landia 598,979,1 dOvirii 1.6
per cent. .
:Quality; -.The; :average. dressed;
Weight' 'of beef . careasseS *,slairght•
ered inspected•.plahtsI.,,,waS.,,505.6,
'.nearly eleVeit:
pound's , More thari:.4...$rer,.:.,:earlier
and -the heaviest Since log,
pastures, and . plentiful feed were
eVident. ,•the.......heavier-,weiglits, and,
'better' ••-lif the eagle' Market'
ed. The „percentage, Grade..'A
aine.:,•.„varnas$e's the.total
slahtered.,:.WaS..,•88:5,-,.'.. OM:tidied
With 37.1. in '1956.' .imiireve-
inent .for :the third
successive year:. shoWed, ,Grad, 'A
as 28.7' per eent., of . Marketingal the.
,Schroeder. -Zurich: : Citizens.: News.
best since 1.91.; SrnCle
• •Ftir,EXeteir:'prices , ' • ..
:.A _neW±dial 'eXchange. :be...„..cnt es•t11°qdicePaaYr6trinaegnetdS'Iltihg.a44.--
Mtn the , Centralia area Tate; this .a..•.yearearlier: The..Cotirse of ..eat.‘.
W....ilaysoint Tele, tie: priCeS was downwards -through.
phone Mafia g.kfer this .reginii.,44' J.antiery-FebrifarY.--tAt mid-MaFch,
widaeedlWedneSday. !Theetcrejtienge. the market :Str.erigtheited. and!
-will sericHuroniarl RCAF April-Attgitist;4;peritid.;
and good -Toronto, , Stayed7.7be-f
the Stirroundifig, :rural - re nOw tween $19 and "$20 LS.' ar„ !
-serviced. •by the ',Exeter' .system,,, .kef nioYed. tip, sharply .during this •
The,nata'gended. dial .System will be - slaughter - co in-
honSert . to , be. &tented tO.iiiciye,"Sonthwardin May
ereeted7 riear...-the„: air :station: ., The :..f.,and.wed-arinici,AtigitS1 •b37- a heavy
new exchange known as MeV entent of feet:101'SW 'Qood
ACademy.8,"2. liaysorn .said ter steers dropped to -$177,18TbraTek-t•
alt .work is ,expected to, be. eon:: October.-- November :When
pleted and the new system put marketing's were at peak levels
but WereiiiiWard beim during D,p,-,.
cernbet,,andfiniShed they,ear near ,
$20...' ,Keen, cp,rnpetition.•freni.E.S., '
btiYerS,' kept feeder„ttcattle„.•,,at
unus-
ually strong leyeIS-dnringt-14::.f alt
Perioditif_liteavy2niarketirib'S,
.these kindS: rs 'Aft.. ,e,Wt_.7.1tiglier,
than, in 'the ,Previeffs.:, Year;,,.
Steers -aVeragine$16,75;for,
.good
ket:; The .ittip.o.siiintit..4n,,,,tnoit,
lf prices,.- was .- ..pro -
*nuked; with theYear'S..aVerage•At,
..aVerage-,ef'
all Cattle. at 'eletten. ',rnarkety.Was
UP 40c at ,$14:65 .ewt,•...'The all „mar- .
average.for.the nine' Per cent.
tttiller outPut-7-Wa-s.:129,76......for
'grade ,A.; an ificreaSe. of $4.50 Cwt.
Creed lambs. average .$20,40, up 25
Foreig; rade:' Cagle exports
in-.49574ere the:heaviest sinee .1950,
and.ififth :largest 0m -record; • Beef
cattle shfPments.to the,V.g. at 278,-,
470," C.014p0.4a
1.,p.6•,.,cover,.. Millient..peiiiniS, of.
beef,',Were„...exporteci to all coun
'tis making a"..total• ;Of ; live -and.
Ssed ekpOrts., ;•. to
About- 877,000 cattle:: Calf--eXpnrts
wereiLcreasect to 11823rpXTL 4,
;and. ,froie'n. „beef,. •a total .Of :42;000
•head 'in'tertna, of,Jive,•cattle;
at 37;693 head were cjown fiom 45';-
348 in 1956; ?Sheep .and lambs. inov7;
p&south`.,digi.k.g.7th.g total
of '171.3,6; . eqinValent..of
hearty' W,660.•:lamb;s'vra'S shipped as'
dressed 'product. Some p(:),;ii.y.t,
sheePi ;and . lartibs• were. .iniPorted,
from the -(5,...S; andidresSed- 'product:
.eqUiValent,td244,620dive iatith-S waS.-
brOught•:in:frern ;RTI. conntrieS..." Ex-
ports of fresh ahct cured pork
to pounds -1n •1957;;
Petinds, a, 'year ear.l.
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'HURQN COUNTY1EDERATION,
By CARL HEIVIINGWAY_ ,•
, CoopetatiVe
incorpOrateil has engaged Bill -Hall
_Winghafn ...'as theirdriver,iii
.eharge of- -sPetrolgiiin sale. He
,sikceeds, Murray,. Hentierson,7Who-
:resigned .tobelp.-• loot • after, ,his.
:father's farm, after :Eldon, suffer-
ed 'a 'Severe -heart, attack. Daring
the; 'first 'full year' .of -.operation,
Miirraybuilt the Co-op's petrOleuni.
business'frorn--scratch to a $1,15,000
buelhess, and--itwas with regret,
that his..„ -..resignation was received:
-L--LucknoW Sentinel, - '
• 'Deficit Down
_ •1 operation by l‘Toveinber 1502 this,
to the annual meeting of -the system will be bounded by. .No. .4
' I, 'have been -attending meetings
inamiTosgromnteo leinr,p• thepastfoerwii:ladtayiors
has developed, ,
.” In the.- February 27 'issue of a,
Seaferth , paper I learned that a
pipeline is _tit be constructed froln"
Stratford' th Seaforth, -along the
railway line. ' is interesting to,
note tint the line is netbeingplac-
rrao.ntionr ayApgr6riepulertutyre YPour,ipleFliende-
CoMmiltee, has been working with
tit. :Minister of Mines under *hose-
jUrisdiction 'pipelines- are listed,
The cominittee hag been assured
that the Pnlehne lier will be -stit;--
died and revised at this session.
-The , comMittee has requested
th, at.farmerS be notified ofthe,pro-
posed pipeline and its exact loca-
tion -At-- least 90 days, beforeThe
COmpany lie allowed' to purchase
reasseolunelttOs"heliTielveli, that tbhie:nW,i1glivbehe
-granted shortly.- • . -
In. the past pipeline' representa-•
tives haVe, sudd,enlY, arrived at the that you are interested' in these, two
farmer's doer with an. easement- questions. '
, .
form: If the farmer didn't agree
at once he was accused of-cibstruct-4
ing.Progress. many eases, the A, prominent businessman was,
farmer' was- badgered into„signing asked to describe -an exPert. "All
very unsatisfactory 'settlements. I expert," lie said, "is d man wear -
In the ease of damages theleoin-Jing a tie and an important look on
mittee requests that the- company his face, who knows how to com-,
muSt aceept all responsibility for plicate simplicity."
any and all darnages. This 'seems'
only reasonable since farmers could -
hardly be expected to. subsidize in-
cliistriar. development. • - •
,
Pending this revision of 'legista-
tion, farmers are urged not -to sign
any -type of --agreement • On this
qiiestion. r Further, your Fe dere-
lion of Agriculture has not approv-
ed specific contract form: Ev-
ery situa.tion is different and there-
fore must be valued individually.
Secondly, perat've -31edical
Services have sought the co -opera-
tion -of the Oatario Federation of
Agriculture and it now seems like-- .
-thirt5loperative Medical ,Ser
vices will be given _representation'
on the `Provincial Hospitalization- '
Board, and it is also expected that
they will have the right -to 'handle -
the government insurance and be
paid a suitable service fee. We -
believe this, too; will, be granted
during the present -session. If you
'have arty influende Ivith your lona/ .
provincial members, let him kilow
The deficit of. `7,a12.70 reported year. The area covered hythe new.,
Clinton Public Hospital Ass Oa] 4t10,11
131/. , Monday , night is an,. improve,
men't-over,•the-situation-atAlie-ehd„
a 1956, ....At that ;time the, defkit
;shown Was • slightly .over $1.0,009.
Judge , . , Finglancl, finance
chairman; told,' the ,Menaters: that
rev.enues for ',the year .:Were.....up
Mere- than ...$16,000 'over the pre-
vious Year, and -.totalled $12318'.79:,
Expenditures Were-SlOghtly -higher.
also- , :due, to -increased salaries,
drug andequipment costs.--Clinten
east tmhiettioan(P. tgures:
d A iies' 11 s
-roun
c.411Pe_JVst now some :Motorists are pared wi.th, $6,70040,00 for:the:June:10,-
beffinnirig 16 realizethe deadline:is at election. The increase is, mainly dUeband .
What _difficulties Will:arisa'at to an inereaSe in the.pay'Bcale.of the ,
issuing: Celitte-S7-aitrags-the—px*itice-.'-;. --.'-enumerators hired to draw ;up
the
.67 A– •. • ts t -
during the 'next' „ e vo- rs . For the,- ...as c- Q.71,
• urban enumerators—raceived 10 cents
for every name put in the Int, with
the th-inimum of at least $25. This
time they will receive -125, -plus, 10.
,dents-- a name. Rural enumerators
were given 11 cents a name, with a
minimum of $25,plus anot,he$11 for
the revision of lists 18 days before- -
the Slection. , For their work this
agihed as about half_ of , the motor-
ists in Ontario:- attempt da intbree
'Or:four days Wha,t. they:,could have .'
been doing any time -since the first Of
the year:
The urifortimate thing. labont the,
Whale bijsiness is, Of cour,id,, that is-
suers Will be Malted for ineffielency;
Clgrks will be c riticited.'for the delay,.
-tempers will be lagt. . and election. they Will, receive the basic ...
bandied about And in all the con': $25, plus 11 cents a name $15 for ,
ftiSion,, the last -Minute
• • ervice.•:For Sabre '
Tbe congregation.numbered over
400,1. aricV,:•there::.were:„...inere, sabre
end:their fainilies:present,..than-;.ev-
er
befere-Wheirthe'...arinnalTinarin,;
ere. servieeWayheltl:at ,KrieXPres-
',bYterian• Church, Sunday „afternoon.
The r., cliureh "wag, "sPeCially`TtdeCorat-,
ed :.With.. a, nautical, '-,settine:,.'fWlifOli.:
Highway: ' on.. the east. t,he . Ausable
TiVerto the west, .tlie Creditor): read
on -on -the
of .-....thelVliddieSCX.ArotuidarY. .-?I'lals.
section is OW included inthe -Eke-
ter -,ar7a,--LN:oEtxhio,etger.;r,Thrt.lii, elle_cl..i:neate..,
,
. :•.A • few, Moitiberi. of ..ToWii- Conned
have . been: tinder., ;the • impresSien
that: when- thy -speak -in ","-corn-'
Mittee • of the .-Whole;"Ltheir per,
sonal..OPinions.' on '• local ' issiies,
should . ri.tA, lie----reportecl-,by•-,-tlie-
press. , Other ,•mernberY of , council
feenliattlieliublie: has,- every right
tnewi what ._stand , :their . elected
'rePreSentativeS-aretakin. '6i:tint:in,.
\11.
itiPatTinatters. Both.Sitl . 'voiced.
their . opinions:. at:;;Friday„,. ' glit'S
:CQuricil. ineet,ing 'The.clisei OIL ' as
to *tat-extent:the pressCcoUld : re-.
.port-counciliproceedingS.-ar0Se_jitst
, after council had turned. &Ain a , re:.
quest, frOn `Goderieli Junior .Charn-:
..ber„of Contineree,„WhiChasked for
aid -.in ' financing...a::,,totirist ,preino,
floc ...Ventlire...•',.:,1,fFirr;:persaitally..in,,
favor a leaving the press in," :said
Mayor, Einie,-,C. Fisher, . in no -On-
certain:.'•terinS„ • When..the right 'of,
the preSS-71*..report • the •diseus,sien.
_
„„. .. YOUth. Killed. • .' . .• MMW- a%....e4teltstisii*cOeild'eagnThe°0411.aiiciatiettin': r:i1,-..'
. 'David l3jiirStrom, 14,•former Boy, .iy-..10eldrig'after the, jitiblit's-busi:i':
Seent: at RCAF Station,' Centrallak ne.ss.. and therefore, ''.,:shotild.:.' have
and active -participant ininiinof. nothing- tO "hide frorn the ,pnblie.7--
hockey .. here,, was ,-, e in. . Goderich Signal Star • '• ." if,:-. ,- ' • ' -
.,
,
included ship's,lagS, rutiningfiglity;
wheelS,, modeLships; ete. The usk.
ers;• who ",alsoqook.lip. the collec
tion, were all, -attired...in-
form....They, wereCapt. Linne-,Mc-
Cartney, Capt. Charles Robinson,'
Capt. .Charies.Stowe-and Chief
Eti-
ineer Herbert Fitzpatrick-9ode-
rich SignaltStar. :
• •
Iiitereating items gleaned .froin
'The:Huron.' Eipositor" of .2-5, -50 •
:ncl•' 75,, ye* ago,' • • -
We' re
rri To-do
„
e"re Lenin
SPEA
From* The, Ilutori :Expositor
• March i0,:19,43
At. the Toronto Conservatory Of
Music examinations, held recently
in Stratford,.ItlisS Kathleen Storeys
was successful in' passing, intermed-
iate gradepiano, She is a pupil of
Mrs, .IVf. R. Rennie, Seaforth.: •
•IVIessry, J. F, Daly; W. X, Crich,
W: Beattie and C. '9.16w were.
In: Toronto on .TueSday attending
the annual .ineeting of ,-the
Bido-
rado 94:Ad ,Mines. -
is a director the corrinany,.was
reelected'. - •
MiSs; Gertilide Crick, a .teacb,er
ip Toronto; was: r1nner4,,, :this
-Week in the:Toronto, isdy teachers'
badminton ,t6urnannent. Miss •Crieli
IS a daughter of wir.,and,witg.,ryy:
A. Crieh 01 town.Mi ,
.
Alek Lowery, gginondville,
while picking up some ,sewing re-
Cently, bad the inisfOrtnne to. have
needle penetrate her hand and
break off. ;An X-ray was taken at
Scott -Memorial Hospital on- Wed-
nesday, but it *as 'fennel impos-
sible ,to remove the• embedded
piece until the wound, had healed..
Mr, JamesiE. Willis was sueces•s-
fill this,d..-Correctly guessing
the •niitabeit of goals scored in the
NatiOnal Hockey League during' a
cett1 week, and .a -n result of his
persp"Wty, has received a reward
from a . mgirette. manufacturer,
WhichiS condUctirtg the -contest.
JOIMIEtoderiek collaborat-
g with Mt ,Wi!lis--in" computing
the spore,
Miss Sparks, bas,.retinned from
her-. 1101idakt --in :Stratford. and. Is
again in charge of Stewart Bros,'
indithiery,-tlepartifient. • .
From The Mixon' ExpOsitOr
Match G1908 •
Mr. Robert Chaers,of,:the
Road, Tirekersinith, has'a. teeord
Wbielifrk Cart equit if he liVes7
till next Suite, Mr. Charters Will
have teOded condanOoSty On his
present fartn for 66 years :aid in
all that time . the longest. Period
he 'hasbeet away, front it, atany
one. time was six; weeks, :the' ecca,,
sion being a vistr.to' hiS native
hone in Scotland:
March stirely tane. in like a lion.
and One and all are -hoping: that,
the Proverbial end/ftWill
be in order, . • ,
Mr thigh )4eintosh *WAS farin
CO-OP: CHICK GROWER
* "CO-OP CfrICK-STARTER
CO-OP 18'Vo 1_,AY AIASH .
CO4,P:29%. LAY MASI'
,CO-OP,SVPER 22% LAY: MA$I-1,...
.OYSTER,SffET.1 .
tEIT (any size) .
CALF STARTER-GROWE
16% pAIRY RATIO
, $3.50 per Cwt. 4e1ivered,-
3.85 per Cwt. delivered;
` 3,55 per . Cwt.; delivered ,
3.90 per Cwt. delivered'
150 per Cwt. deliVered-:
1.45' per: 804b. Bag: delivered
1.25 per Cwt. dell e4
4,00. per Cwt. deliVeted..
Ki0..Per Cwt. delivered;
THESg. ARE .11.17` A SAMPLE!
ou Should See
tke:R�tAt
s
the..8.th • concession 01 Melcillop
to r.w:47$070077,' The farni
contains 150 aeres and , the. priee,
paid
: . The residents of ,,.:VVItitiarop, oe-
sitiog t keep abreast of:the!time's,_
feel that they. •need a ruril,,telel
pherie System in the .district; !A.
canvasshas been. made, Of all, de!..,
siring the us of a; phOno,,' and tt
Meeting'. will
Vlien...a representative- of :the
telephone coinpank, Will he there to
give the 'desired iriforteation-hi.rez
, ger& to forming ,a, company : •
Guthie
r, CleVelaild,
Ohio, ..aPent A •fe.W.,„daYS,;.thigL*0.0k.
With"iiis,. sisters; Mrs; R. ,turnsclen:
and •IVIrS; Canipbelt„, ••• •
• ,
electrielights.'are being in,
staJied ityCarniel'',Churcht.11ensall,
this week; ' ahd WM:he used on
Sabbath 'everting.' The .tbswill be
nearly $400, as 'the' deStre of:the
tnanagers-iiiit coxigregatitin -is: to
put in., lights in keerMig-witli-, the
appearance of thechurch: The work
is being-, dime By; 'Mr.' Ttinnias
Welsh,' proprietor 01 the- •electric
lighteplent. • .
Th,erell.,1.1r97.
Expositor
ivah103..
Yeeders':,:. Feeder Cattle Nent:on-
to • Canadi,Mi.' pastures,' itt increasing
nunibers-until the end, of .JulY When"
the 'intrease over :1956, wig, 25 Per'
cent. , "Fri= :August onWard,iLS
demand drained. off over 00,000'
'head and at the 'year-end 13 per
cent fewer cattle had, been shipped
of Stockyards tcl Country, points,
the total Iteing,:p9,596'.
Meat 8nppli.. Demestie : disap-
pearance , of. meats,. ftem, econirier-,
cial. slaughterings was little.' Chang-
ed in Aotal.•Beef increased 6...Per.
cent,veal-5 per cent, mutton. and:
lamb .6 per cent midi)* deereas,
ed per cent." 'All classes.at.i1,7617
Million Pound's Was less -than one:
per' cent 'above 1956; •
Values: , Commercial livestock,
Marketing's in :1957 showed:an in-
crease in, total ",valite of 13 per cent
over 1956; aggregating_$655
T'er. bead value's 1957 (1956 in brack-
etS): Cattle, $135, ($3.29), calves $45
($0);---hhgs $47,, (39!25),- sheet) /,.$16.
($15.50). • ,
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PITSH-1313TTON
onsolet,i:e
Mr. Matthew Morrison has Sold'
his farm on the 18th:concession of
Grey to Mr. Thomas .Tolms,ton, of
McKi1iop f soil\ °f 4350.
The farm contains .63 acres, Mr.
Morrison MtendS' reino*ing to Wal-
ton and will '4eVote attentien•
to •conveYanding, and 'a general ag-
ency bush -leas.
' Mr. Penald 411i1ior.„ 'Stafiley-,"
hasa„
turns.,the scales at 1,020 pounds.
•, We regret being:nailing. upon .to
state that Mr. itimei
has held a responsible Positionwith
one the leading firms ofthis
towiri for the past 14 'years,' hag
definitelydecided to remove.fronk,
SeafOrth, Re 'beef'. purehased.. a
'hardware' bushiessin'Winglaam and
Will become a resident of 'that town
Some time in April. ,.
Mr: Lusby,. , the 'Wiwi colleeter,
has 'succeeded in collecting._ every,
.cont chteAn the collector's foll of
last,years Tnis speaks, well bir the
financial poSition, of the ratepaYers
Of thisl�wn. :,
:0n.Thinsday inokii14 at 'K. O'clOck
the therthorrieter was 60-ven de
i -
:grees below, zern whipii s isii" pad
for Mardi. —
-ikkl". NOW!
BRILLIANT 21" .PICTURE TittE, SOUN
EXQUISITE DESIGN -- 7-a
MODELS AS LOW AS
.199061LOW DOWN -.
EAS TERMS
REMEMBER!: .Tano.th4041e-yots b.Ify is oiily as.
- good as the service you get.
SEV:.ERAL' GOOti .I.TSE0,..TELEVISION -SE
At..Sensationally-Low..Friees,
. •
FOR THE HOME
•
FUNERAL SERVICE
110U FURNISHINGS
Seiforth.:
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