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USE :MESE. VLASSIVICATIONS'
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TO 'YOUR. ADVANITAGE
TilE MYRON EXPOSITOR SEAFORTH, .OIT., JAN. 30 1959
'Ociknjpg ; Events .
2.. toot: '
8'-rPP.T4' ;
4- HOP *Anted
Busies --OPPOrtunities .
Te.actiers Wanted -
SatiMis Wanted 1.
!Steck f.'„or
9.' .31on1try For Sale, "
• 10. '14Pc1 , Cars For Sale
11. Artisi4 For
12; Wanted' TO BUY
13. Wanted . • 1
14'r. Fo
15:.Propertir For Aga
16. Fon' Sale or Rent ,;
'17. Wanted TO Rent '
18. Property Wanted
19.'
,'Afietion Sales
• 21 Tenders ;Wanted ,'
22- 'Legal Notices
23, ,Carde. of Thanks
24. In...Memoriam,
gs. . Personals
The cost is low: ClasSiecationa 2, 3,
9,, 9, 19, 11 1.3, Is. 15;.
95 cents an. lasertiOn. All other 'claasi-
cations, mininnim 50 centspeeinsertion,
except Autions Sales (20), 'Teaders,liVarit-
ed (21)". and Legal ,Notices (22), rat,es .ea
app4eation.
1 Coining RVOkti‘..
- vAL.ENTIN-E-
ed Church: Thursday, Febrilary 12, 1959.
Come. and enjoy; .a hot roast _beef. meal:
' • "7146;2
15.:Prol)erty For 'tent
Al'Axam&NT 'rent •immedi:AtelY-
ORVIT.14" ORE. Phone 1760-11, „Seafortb..
15-434f
,
' TWO-BEDROOM," heated apartment on
East William. Street,' near new shoe fee -
tory, Available. .january 27. ROBERT
D. SCOTT.... Pliona 250. • *464
9. Notices
PAPERHANGING,' Phinting See , our,
1959 ivallpapers. DOUG -DALTON. Phone
261-W,, • Seaforth: • ' " „1947-1.
. • . .
ARAPIO REPAIRS' -; 'For •16lxi61
lla
TERRF'S nAmo sEnylOg,'
oppbsite,j,p)iek: House, Seaforth. 'Phone
19484f
, compLETE .'LlkIINDETERIA in - Sea -
forth and 'district and Dry Cleaning 'Ser..
' WEBB'S BILLIARDS, Seaforth„,
Itg.ght for l3rady Cleanera & Ledndeteria
Ltd.,, Exeter.
19-434f
-
WE WILL CITS130111 KILL
' tOu.rchicken.. or fowl. and prepare it .for
vOur "locker :or •homo-free,zer,,,, 'Phone for.
CARD PARTY and Dance, Lcindesboro
Hall: Norris Grcheitra. Sponsor: Hal-
lett Federation. 'Cards, ,8:30 p.ni; Lunch
counter in hall. . 147-1
• THE ANNUAL MEETING of The Chil-.
Iran's Aid SoCieti of Huron County Will
,., be held at Court House; Goderich. Ontario,.
on Wednesday, February llth, at '2.30
cordially invited: • ,
Prices'. alid:Uppointnierst, •• ; • • ,
.SIDVESCREST. P1:31-HWY-FARM-,
CASH':PRICES
Paid in surrounding, district . for :dead,
old, 'sick 'or disabled horses' and cattle. Old
hOrses. for slaughter at 5c per pound.;
• For . pronapt,, sanitary, disposal, 24-hour
A SERIES of prenatal' creases' will be.
.
g.inTuesday. Eebraary
• in the...Health Unit Oce, ,..seconsi floor,'
sititc memorial ne-s-Ntat 'Tse 'wfll b4
held :at weekly hater -vale 'for.-ttine ;Weeks.:,
Those interested Ad ptitelid
s the-Ertiotp- date:Or "phOne. the Public' Health,
." Nurse t 295-w' betimsa: 6:00 .pM.
.,'"'"and800 ., 1471
- 4. Help `Wanted
'GIRL REQUIRED for general house.
work -far one month,: beginning February
16. PHONE 2, Dublin. ••, 4-474
GIRL OR WOMAN for - ,full , or, .part -
tithe general housework. ,.. Apply, Bois '800,
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
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• 110.7 WANTED for Ravrleigh busineiss.
Sell to- 1500 families. Write today RAW -
LEIGH'S, Dept, 4-368=SA, 4005 RiChelieu,
Montreal. I 4-47-1
'F'hone LEROY, ACHES9N
•.Township' of Tuckersn?ith.
.- Ratepayers:end' pf,••' the.
TersViiShip of :rPaCkeisniitla .r4questeit„;
by,theOoipciJ, to itotmi.r.k: care •Cia..tawn."
:ship. reeds -and ;.,istreeta.'..
td :facilitate
• erib.9 3
. . ,
•
.Q0,tincil Will ;not be. responsible. for dare-
akea.„...M.. any.: vehicles parked On roads.' or
'ruckerstrilth. .
ATTLE 'BREEDING•
'ASSOCIATION:
„ .
-Where. Better" Bulls' Are Used".
' ATTRACTIVE- ;OFFER for. Career , „ . ,
high-class .cOsmetics. Write DCR.,...._AT.D.TNA SuPply , artificial breeding service- for
'COSMETICS CO.: P.O. Boa 8,, Station C, all ,breeds of cattle. 11. phoning -long disc
Montre4 or MRS. E. HEYWOOD. Box
lance, simplY ask ; for f . Clinton "Zenith
. 443, Winghara, Ont Phone. a' ball call„ usec.-.2our-
niamber: Cliitoii" 'HU.- 2:3441'.'„'ThF• LARGE United • States, Ana', 'Canadian tween.: 7;130' ancl' /0:00 a.m. "-week days,'
'Manufacturing Company requires District 600 and 8:00 p.m. 'Saturday,' e'venixv.,,,
, Managers in Hullett and mgcurop Tow/17 'For cows noticed 'in -heat ,on 'Sunday morn -
ships. Porceptionally -high earnings. 'Guar-. 10g;' do hot ean until Monday . morning:.
anteed repeat buainese. Automobile' essen- The quality is' high . and -the cost'16,*„.
tial. Agricultural or farming backg-rotind , • . , • . ,f9.4
. most, important. -Sales training,
Rents.' tb BOX, $4, London, Ontaxio. • - •
441-7,
5. Business Opportunities
DCING ESTABLISHED livestOcit truc".k
ing Misiness for •sale. l'.C:V.,
elute. Equipmsni includes 3. -toil strike
, body, Fargo truck an,d a barn 26X50. Will
sell separately. For 'more information,
contael, W., P 'Phone;
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Auction Sales
_
UCTION SALE
Aneltion S61e .of Dairy -Cattle at Lot 5,
-COnCesSion`' ,,EtarileY Miles
°Mirth Mid.144.,„iveSt of-.KisMen; on TCES-.
REBRUAEY.,;10tii,-,"at. •
,ratiging-,'"frdoi""ti"
• - Heir at foot • reananider due in . ebruary
Fantin Stock ..yo,r Saie
' FOURTEEN P105 stir Week:v-01r°' AP-
• ply OSCAR TEBBIITT, Seaforth.
Ii47x1
A GOOD. • sraorto bunch "of York
chunkti-for- winter. ..,A. R....D.OHDB, Phone
Seaferth 861 r 14e' 8-47-1
BELL BRED Cheviot. sbearling- ram,
, large type, for sale, or would prefer to
exchange for a Suffolk ram:- JOHN
' PERRIE; R.E. 3, Brussels. - • 846,i2,
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10.. Used cars -Tor Sale.
1952' CHEV. half -ton .tuck: also 1 colt.
Apply to. HAROLD PECE, RR. No. 1,
Zurich.. 10-47X1
Ar#Cles. FOr S -ale
TEeltita PUPS ,for'
224-11, Seafortb.. . •. .11.47x/
— .
' COMBINATION freezer 'and ' refrigera-
tor. good as new.- DUBLIN ELECTRIC.
Phone 70 r 2, 'Dublin.
11-464
ONE "SET of heavy- duty tractor" tire
chains will St AID to 1540, Can•he Seen
at ZILER & ',MOTT'S 'WELDINGr-sgop,.
Egintindville. • ' ' • - 11-47X1.
USED 17 and 214nch TV sets, in good
condition: .-used refrigerators': used drier
and 10 reconditioned used washer. „BOX
• FURNITURE, Seaforth. 11-46-2,
COMBINATION trial, wood and electric
range: -combination ctsal. Wood and grier
range. DUBLIN =crate. "%One 'TO
r. 2. • 1146-2
1)/tATIST'.'
" can in; Liman
RYDALL BRIOE AND ,,,TILE LTD-
ELGINFIELD, oNTAme
youLTET EQMPMENT--:4 oil. bullies:
2 electric brooders; 12 feeders, hanging
• fr vniteters. , This -equipment - Was
1. 'only used for one. season. Appy' , RYAN, Dublin, 40 r• 4. ,11474
MAGIC MARRERS-tililstant
terprOot write on inV srdrftreeir just Mill
off cap and 111100- Marker ' is ready' to
nee. Refilla available. Nine Colors
. THE HURON EXPOS/TOE. '
MAN'S. WINTER, 00.142,, size 44, ,tan
• plush ' cellar; train's overshoee, size
,caehmere, hiack ; cheaterteld and 'ane.
chair, wipe color, almost new; chemical
toilet and outside toilet;:, triinntitY of 'Ceder.
APPII" to 'JOH RIL,IFF,.slt.R. I, Clinton.
Phorie Seaforth 841,.r 3, 11.444
vraNTILATIXO aye:hints for barna rind
prinitry houses." A side wall fan ItiVa
eeoniunical ventilation, prolongs the • life
of your building and improves the health
of ymit ate*: For 'otirhatee see SHARrS.
•KAINT.ENANCE SERVICE: 'Merle, Ses
fottitt 851 r 5. • 11.4'9t3
rah, LOW-Pit:WEDhigh oualitY'Ne,
Idea Manulo
re adhrs, engineered to
At Popular' Makes, Of Aractots:Otie of
manure "N011 he given
.nwtY-4,ree-*Itb.-the-7purelisuie- of 41. heiV-
traettir 'at GOnnolkt Men,AviS.:& '51)10,
waisom„ Otto your, NtifBehi, Nero moan&
• Nair, /atm and CoeItatiutil• Earris'Euulamerm
nevitsra..
2. Wanted 'To Buy
E -Aim, 6 to 50 acr"eit, holite
arid barn. CloSe to town,, on a highway.
AP* to MRS. VAN vtrOnt, Bit, 1,
• Settfetel., Telephone 940: r 22.
' 147*2
Ift4n2a1 -omit ?niers ism(' for
41t*ai mid, disabled firm anirnals, •ProraPt
rtersots ,c4illect10t • of all 'dead.and
d gabled farm anl bides: Call
Collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, ,Sea -
form, Associated witli-PArhti8 2 ole., of
coxiid.4 Ltd;
."12-43,tf
rind knich. :411 'Vac ci'neted. ,
'Sale wil/, he held Under- coer.
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"FrOpi-ieter; `ALEX: McBEA:1-1•1". ;
Auctioneer, 'Flarold Jackson,.
AUCTION SALE •
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Auction Sale ,Ur,d 'Farms Stock
at Dot 16; Concessien• 13, McKillop Town,
ship, on: WEDNESDAY,'"IPPETTARY 4th,
.at, 'I pan:, 2,1/4". milek:sputir and 21/4- east
of,. Walton-, or. ,8 Milea,north of Seaforth,
and...24(2, „eastr.. . - ;
• :CATIDE41Registered, 'fully • aecredit-
ed, Ayrshire coWs, . fresh and springing.;
27; .whiterfaied feeder.' cattle; , steers,' and
liei5 , calves,: good Registered Ayr
shire lierd sire; rising 2 yhars old.',.
obrinksr, about .80 .peunds: '
Electric 'roller and 2. ILP: motor;
„
FARIVIr-50,acre,farrri, Part Leta 11 -aad
12 McXilldp TeWriahisr; 20 'acres . Work-
able' land.'rehrrainder bush' land, 1 .,
, • .
TERIVIS-Ohattels, caSh. - PropertY, 7.0!'70
bo,aliinee • 39 days. ,'
PPrietor,1: GLEN 'McNICHOL''.
' •
Auctioneer,'. Harold "Jackson •
, Clerk, H, T, ehegno. ,
20,44
2 ards' of Thanks "
A ;malt SINCERE thank yen to, school
bus mates on Bu4,18„ Your; kiridness and
sympathy at the Airrie of raw sudden be-
teavemenin wad deeplY appreciated,
30-414 • HAMILTON FAMILY.
• 41`"111B-FAMIIX of' the late ,Helen. Grace
Traquaii. wish to'. extend their ;,hes.rtfelt
thanka- 'and apprecia-timi to all those' who
-helped in an way during theft' recent' sad
bereavement, . • ,• 22,47-1
1 1,7.134 t-0,extelld myterieete thanka "to
all who •vindly remembered ree with
greetirlt`die end" Rowers' .Wliffel was a
Patient in' Chatham General HosPital and
at 'any bowie; • . •
2347X1 *, Dotigt,As BEYS
MRS.- T. memignAEL,Evelyn,. Mr...and
Mrs, Robert McMichael" and ”.51r, and. Mrs.
Williant 1, Da/e -wish to thank their
friends for the many acts of ,kindness and'
messages '.01 , sYmPatilY received duriag
their •recent 'bereavement, ..„
WISH to, thank my friends and neigh.,
hors for visits', cards and &cats while
patient in Seaf Orth VaSPits:1,. SPecial
thanks to nrady and Iturse Elliott and
the hoepital Staff.. • -
28-47x1 MRS. INGS, Varna
MR. Ett..., PRY= 'would like' at this
tithe 10exPireas tharilicto all ,those who
visited him sent.I1OWert, treats and' cards
While a patient An Victoria -
'dart. Many thaiilts -to. Dr. ,Brady, Rr
Malkuso arid all who helped in any
BV&Ythihat wb„g. deergy.anr.reOat,ed,
• . .• ' 2.34'r-1
2T. .ersOnals'.
y-,
PlYGIENIO'RUPPLIES I/lubber Goods),
mailed pilstpaid in plain sealed envelope
With Price list.6 sanalileI 25e; 24 sam-
ples 51.00, Order Dept, T-78,
EoVA enenEat ,CO:, Brix 91, Hamilton.
Parson Webster,Phoned.the
board of:health- to ask that a dead
mule be retrieved froin in front of
Ills house, '
The yOung clerk who arise/bred
thought he'd be ,smart., -`
thought you ministers took
care 6f the dead," he remarked. ,
• "We do," anSweret1 the parson,
"but first tve get in, touch with
their relatives!" g •
THAT ktbs-r VqAs A ,
CHOOOLATE%-lill)GH'
UPSIDEDOWN CR Arsil
`CAKE:1 WON A -r
TI -IE CHURCH
BAZAAR.
. .
.F,orrest,',
en th Brantfor n a :
Hospital; 4eekeridwith,'
ter:: parentS;::Mr. 'and Mrs: Wiiham
IVIfs,:,,liarol-C1011-at -Was -hOstess
„ .
'at her bbnie-TuesdaY.fpt
thenieet-
ing 'of. the Kiriette: ;Chili.
•The.inotiori•-to.. buy' chairs .for the
arena., ,Wa s,: down,. by" .the
T. Kinsmen Club,- The: raffle WaS...Won
'.bY.,.-MrS,;-;.,B6.1i' Baker,- Jr; The • next
-Meeting:is .to take the ,forni:df".,a:
ride,party, witlythe husbands:,
-.".
IVIrs.7,,'August Peterson,,
:been .spending'- the paSt.Weeks..With,
.her, 'sister'''. :arid broth er-indaW,.,f,Mr..
andIVIrs Q. L. Jthks,., has7.returned
•to her hex -nein Rapid S.D.S.
, . _
Winners,'
•:Birigo.4inners at Ithe:Legicirr Sat-
tirday. nighti,,,were:;1:11/1iS: . JohnStMi,
„. Norm an, ...B.aird.; ,,,,B rue&
(.4 );'". Sharon. •'Sn7ale, Ruth
Snide: .(tied)'; Shaken' Srriale;..MiS...
lstrit Peoiole
ttend Rally
:Fivehundredand seventy attend-,
main ."Bible diSeourse:,
,Elitira•'.:DiStrict' High -School
naaxing „a.:-three-clay,,.cenferenee Of
'WitneSseS. -'' Delegates
from 'Seaprth 'and; district ;gath-1
era. - with -,,reniesentatives.:, from,:
;e:',,ht.,„Congregatiptis,' for 'a,:prograni
of discourses and pr ctical, dem-4"
onStrations to aid' them "to. become,
better ministers a their- .
26.;.•
,
elIA-ABERS---At: St, JoSeph's HosPital.
London.; on.' 3 a.rmarY .26: -to .Mn. and. Mrs.,
Raymond'Chambers,. London, ti .00n. ,
CONSITT„--Ray an,d- Coasitt,
• "...;v KipPen, wish :to announce the .ar-.
; rival . of their daughter, Debra Marie,
on 'January 23, at • Cliriten.•Public, Hes-
"D4IG-s,At Seett "
3.anuary.;•23, toMr. 5pa.ivri-5. Ken ,Doig;
. ;Seaforth... a sOn:;;,.,
Wellesley Hospital,. Toronto,
Mar.gatrite and . Ronald- Evans; a'
.dausrliter; .Sister .for .Craig,, parriela. and
'OODI<IN-g;At Scott' Mernorial„Hosipital, on
..•..larintiry '22, 'to Mr. and-, NiZ41.
• GodkiT•gn_. R.R. -2.' Walton.' a....„4„aught-er: ii71,
'onooW-.:At scow , mihsoffirE7i::,
.•.-i-alt; 00. a'atruirsi 26... tO Mr , And ,32xii.•
Gertit •Gxesottitiis, Seafortli, a.'dmighter.
STOREY.-cAt ;Scott Meniorial
JanuaiY-..?_7,_-.ti,_Mr, • and ..Mrs....E014.m;s1:
,ti ---daughter,„
-,„„rnArvEra---„.At scat. -111.emoxal
. January. 27„ te Mr,- and
"TWIllirun Trapnell,. Seaforth," seri.
Introduting . .
tog This Ditiic
The Brother
• Sevvin oc 1,110
•
. -
Advanced 'Degree- Master
• • :..•Of -Setvitit!'
GiThianteed Gdod lionsekeeping
11,1 a ga
erei. Service Bureau, .of Parents
Magazine: „
Carries .25:year guarantee; with-
, parts -available at any" /Eine.",
"'CHOOSE .111E SELECTA mmic
at only '$259.50
IVIakei dozens: of automatic stitch-
es with just the turn ole dial; has
arm for darning and mending.
The -Amazing Beautiful Streandhie
STRAIGHT IVIACHINE
with Greist Decorative Stitch
Attaehinent it$130.50 •
Get one of these. GreiSt'Decorative
Stitch Attachments 'for your 'Spring
sewing- Fits any rnachme and sells -
at '$11.60.
See these Machines and Grist
Attachments at
Flora lieelscher's
Dressmaking Silo
St- George Street
Seaforth
One blonk 'east of, the Library,. or
.eill'ad7.-W int home denionstration,
.'...ikamoiproviorii,01111i1119010,111000mi,
'
Dpitg,,ToneBrueefield;. Mrs.- Clar-
ence..Reid,-.'Ilensall;. Mr. S'vvartzen-
trobe3,-Exeter,_(2),; Mrs:.A. Foster-,
HenSall Mrs.. Norman Baird;';Mrs.'
Wes :"Venner (tied). Special, 'Mrs:
Robert trakTI.,-,-,11-Ckpot 'this Sat-
urday will be '1:;vorth. $106.00 ,in .57,
.Calls. ' '
• KIPPEN
.
Mr ,:, and Mri. Alf Moffatt 'left,
London ;SnndaY by bus :for ar.:trin
Son, William-; -threes .'danghters.
IVIri and ;Mrs.„Mobainura,- 'Rini
and • Linda' Spent .the 'Weekend. in
Oakville Visiting' the. fornier's.:Par-
ents, 'Mr. 'and Mrs. ,1Vieternura, Sr.
• Mrs: Williain_Winder, :who :haS
been ;a patientin SouthHuron. Hos-,
pital,”- Exeter,. :for, two weeks, 2're-'
turned' herne on. Saturday.
"Mr. LleYd , and Idiss -Ella ;Dow-
day,brother and sister4n-
lavv,, Mr." and Mrs, EISton Dowson.
Mr: and -,D9Wson spent
Tuesday afternoon in London.: ,
,
dviseOn Use:.
O.f insUiation -
What' are seine :.:Of. the point i to
keep in mind, when considering the
Insulation .of
teria-I- one Amportan , factor,
Thiekn any
'building?ess of'the ,the insidating
,stateS _Tref. _F.,...'H._.Theakston, _
partnient of, Engineering 'Science,
Ofitario -Agricultural' College."Oth-
er
7
.qualities being equ.al; the thiek,
er--thematerial the better is -the
insulating
Location of the material -is a.fac:,
ter 'also, Sinte, Mote heat tries 't6:
escape through the ceiling 'than the
insulation thicknesS' ,at the
top ef. any room shbulti. be. greater
than that- on the walls:
To increase'the insulating-„pro-
e• rty of material,:.a ,."vapour 'har-
rier” IS :often. used. It .is alWays. -
placed Ori ::lliewarin side of a'ai1r
or ceiling. IVO, exarnple,', in dairy,
• rifr'aii. PbultrY: hpuseS, ,where
there is .warm, .ntOistiire-laden air
.inside,,thebatrier,Wthild be placed.
agairistIlieinSide-Ofthe insulation
mtriaI, in cold ';.storages or deep=-;
:freeze: iMits,I.VirlierEthaLwarnt
is the' ontSide,' th yapaut b4r#gr.
Would be Pleeed.' %outside ..,of
'the: wall::
There: are - a number . of tYpes- of
insulation material.„ There are
batt'tYpes- which, come in, standard
sizes. to fit in between .8tudsanst:
joists'. :There., islooSeAnstletiori.
Whieh Can'be"pOUreeP-or;b1OWri into
spec:es:in the wall', btit this has a.
ten'dency to ' settle:after a period
of tithe thus- thiest(Ot give Uni-
form results, Reflective iiistdation„
is another, type; arid; works ,on.;the
principle' of, irefleetingl.heat..-beek.
'into the rooln; .
The proper insidatien of ,all buiid
ings ott the- farm; which hOuseani4r,
inals,..poultrY.,or pee* can ,be
very ''sound .inveStinent'hoth from
a production ,'point 'and a
heat-laVing rinciple.
ct
(This , is the: first in a series of
four, artieles--by. Gordon MeGavin;-
of Walton. Mr. IdeGayin accoin-
parried' Canadian Plowmen to Ger-
-inahY), '
• The. Canadian team' conmetingin
the World; Plowing Match Stutt-
gart, 'Germany, assembled in To-
rehto at noon on. SePtenlber A
farewell patty. With' AleX. • McKinney of the .World'S Qr-
ganizatkrn as :master ofceremon.-
.TeSTWWheld 'in the' Rc.arViirk.
Hotel. attenclanceLw_ereLtli
G21•1110i3. bensul, repi•esentatiyeS' o
the Iinperial,Oil Who. spin
sors 'the "team; Department: 'of 'Ag
mA-thei .press and. TV;
WOuldlike mentiehour Can
•adian , team ' was made ,a,
Tran ,•. Of 'Claterrient,", 'and Allan
Han:mbad, ' Of ":Lacbutei Quebec
Joe, -is a veteran; Plowman, being
the Esso:, eharapion' and competito
in Sweden thre:eVears i
a well-knoWn[farrner in the Teron
o ' . ,.? ' -
• ,SPeaking 'Deputy 1V1iniS
ter Dr, C.: -D. Grahani 'Wished -Site
teSs.to the te'arn and expressed the
(Minion th:at the partY.. Would; re
present :Canada,' in the,''plew
ing 'contests: end %be -arrilda d
9f-peace-..as-,-Well:TTlieGerrirafFeell
Sul expressed his .:good wishes and
:assured the .,p,arty ,.of the _German
h.espitality they 'would be met with
arid ,hop ed ,they :Would- enjoy .the
beauties o'his country, .
..In accepting these Wishes for
!boo Voyage and -for success in the
World's. 'Matcli,,; it encouraged 'us
greatly to knoW, we had,"a strong
cheering section, even though the
Ocean betWeen .Us... This -feel-
ing; was .strengthened When We. re-
.frarri ':Jetry::„'iMontgothery;',.former
'agricultural representative , o
Huron County, :and departed
LIVIaltenAir rPortWith--a-warfn-feel,
'oinn hearts: -.Af the air port
we found, ,axicr
who .bY,..other friends'
Of : and:. Ale*, :MeKiimey.
Wetook off' at 3...85 'with. the tem-
Perature about. -80; and, although
We, did .Seern, enclosed :in 'cleirdS Tor
a:,'shOrt time, We . soon'rose' 'above
the= clouds and4:-enjeyed' -brilliant
'sunshine. .seerixed,..;:no'Airrie
We,"'were ..cOrning., at'.MOntreal:
Allan • HaratP91id',S,-'heine is about-
45
phoned . his wife te say -'we 'were
on - • our way. 'Herald
had a Man- to meetiftis;. there with
the, deSire: of, getting .pictures :and
Material to, :have -on. view at the.
Internatieril Provring: Match "at.
CrySier; and : after; eOffe:e with him.
We.4e,re,.,,read.3ifte.LboardLthe41arie,
We,:noticed 'coming.Mto.and leaV-
nig • Montreal the' lengn airdw. fieldS
on many of 'Which , water ',W,aSiviS-
ible- ari
,was7, able to ilk
siv.e."rainfalls':theY aad.
the, difficulty they haVe e#erierie-
ed".in fart :operationS: Allis"' past
surniner: 'We. were 'able .to
jay, 'the' SPlendid dinner. that : is
.part-Of.'the TCA service,' F'or.'all
but :Joe: Trap, this' Was t.he first-
time any. Of hpd crossed' the.
'ocean, put we .,all enjoyed. it, and
felt • no plane sickness; -our,-'onlY
aintw s•-: th-e7-wittgrarheat-T
arid, humidity', particularly ,in the
early. part: of the 'flight.: We. all
finind, it a', icing might' as none- of
_us_:.slept4„inuch,_and none 'of 113,
Were adcustomed. to -sitting Very,
long ,at „a', time, We found' the in-
activit 'rather --,t flew
non:Stop' from Montreal -at an 'alti-
tude Of49,900::feet And- at a cruis-
ing- sp:eed---,ef.:-359:'Miles -per heur,
and serneWhere. over the 'oCeari, we
lest about,'.five-hourS of goad tiine.
When'.the .stewardess told. usbreak,
faSt.Winild be "along drira':feW
min-
utes, 'our watches' told. us;it
4 arm,- hut' she insited, it Was.' 9
o'Cloar.% 'Even. 'Allan •IiiMmorid;
-Who is: Used to .being up .abotit
by- thOught it Was au;tln:
earthlybotir for breakfa-st, but the:
brilliant% Sunshine convinced, "uS-
was ---s-reall3r-, morning; .7-espeeially
When we . had 'seen the first..glow
of ,".,suntise;-.":It 'Was- 'pot lei*. after,
breakfast .when, Contd. diseern
tend' below as;.:we'lraieW
we wore to fly: over Northern Ire-
land and' Shannon; , We knew this
Must .be it. AS,..wepessed. over the
island -we 'oinks( tick' help but 'think
Of "Erin's :Green;.Iale",-' end,- the:
Words; `Sure a little bit, of heaven
fell -.'from. out, the
It -did -not "'Seern too much'.longer'
till we were again 'flYing,nverland, ,
this -time; Of., Course,' it was, Eng-
land.. Here. we.!Could, See: the fields
Were larger. arid -Mere *reinter -in
'shape- and. , Separated'bY 'hedges Or
5.
at least We thotight that was what.
it 'Was. ' .There-:'eeined
greaf'rriaiIk ,toWhs, and cities' laid
out hi. prderlY .fortriation, and the
buildings, with their.real chimneys,
made „,uS think of :the "chimney.
pots:, of London?' '
--Srion we had -landed -in- Loridefi'
and -herebegan..016 seemingly hey-,
er-ending,showing'of.passports. We
aid not ',have time for Much but
claim our -baggage and get the
pert bus which took' us to ' the
&&A. ;for the •seCond hop' of, pit/.
jeurney, and.we -Were"-stibilTalidard
a -,VISCount bound', for Zurich.,
SWitzerlandr-abotit 11:35 p.m. Din._
net.' .Was Served. shortly 'after..,wer
took off, end.as,„.with- the TCA, 'the'
service 'and .the -.food ...were excel-.
lent. Again it was a non-stop flight
flying over. Paris and Fratikfurl.
In' clue time got .our -first
gilittpe .9r the Alps,- in: their.
towering .rnajestY.., ilYing over
the Swiss cpuntrYilde .there were
sio large- stretcheS .ef.,agricultural.
but 'Stefan enitivated 'areas,:
stnall towns, large towns and eitieS,'
and -soon' We-Avere'pri land
-11ere'We Changed' our Money,
sent telegram's home and met .the
first .grOttp- -bound'",for. the ;seine
destirratiOn. as we a- .party' of four
Irish:Men; three andtheir
manager, 'You
ISE. and' ,Canadian.lpeePle: tfse the
seine ,Ialignage; but -when-yeti go
three reg.: Itisinn'6n together it.
makes ,yeur tidubtful, and "Say,tbet
even thettgh elaiin- to have a la
pirjyy:laeriign..8t. oTtilll
and -they „are always ..readY with
sbIlg tari"h'.0' anythhigfrom
"When, Irish '..EyeS ,Are, Smiling"
to ballads, with a rurntid3r..tiurr.16,
.and theY. Cart:really sing,"
lowmen on ermati Tou
We joined forces theM, to guests of the German Farm Youth reached tbe rim. The television ,
tower has -paid for itself. in- six -
months by the tourist trade.
we were up there a -young Cana- •
dian-froni Vancouvercame to shake
hands and the 'boys from the U.S..
Army base gave Us a cheery greet-
ing, Through a 'telescope we. were
able 16 pick out the college build-
ings -and could even -see the cows
in the fields,' We continued our
tour, seeing schools and.museurnst;
and arrived- back., at Stuttgart
where the feaxn Managers and of-
ficials were, guests of Gooclsrearr ,
Tire for dinner- at the: 'first hotet ;
in Stuttgart with Mr: George Mer-,
riweatlier, from England, as.. bait,
along with other managers.
We are' finding the German hos-,.
pitality eXceptional. 'No ..one can ,
do too much for us and if -live aSle
help of some one who cannot speak'
English, they find' us someone v;rink,
can. There has been - wonderful: '
organization here in Germany and
we cannot speak too highly 'of Ger-
man ,efficiency. Our host here at
the College, Walter Feuerlein,
not be, 'surpassed in the.- 'way he
manages everything, and the 'other ,
officials here at the college, ,a1--,
though' they are. very busy, have
always time to- be courteous and
Politex--f.cannot---rnention them -all; --
but for our team I can say we -
.have a high.regafd for them, and.
for Alfred Hall,' general secretary
from England, I caws -ay the -same.
In 'one short word, lie'sAPPT.-
While there is .a feeling,' -of keen
Contest in the air,, there is notatn-
due rivalry anidifg-St the men. We-'...
feel that the contest 'itself is. not.'
the most important feature of this
-world organization, but rather the
Pelihg ,of- 'good;, will , that _is being
created -here at Hohenbetm, on ,an ,
international scale. We. intend to. ,
put every ounce 'of skill and. en-
erg3r 'which we possess into our
plowing to try -to win Air -
Canada, but whether we 4whi or
-Ictse-we-shell-feel-that we have
done a little bit in prometing'good "
feeling -and keeping Canada-
ly regarded amongst the nations.
(To be -continued).______
-.see the stglits -of Ziirich, going into
the -town by Inis. Everyene seem -
eel 'tired of sitting,, and: 'as it was,
,to late:to go. on a crinduCted tour,
walked; abOut,„to get "the' kirdrs
eat of oni: legs. bur' conversation
was, as you.. may -guess, mostlf
'teatsVtTPhirienitg;a-Oir'Ahreiteirlisblagbe°usilY-
,place,,,-with buses and street, cars
and any :number of xars;.' bicycles,
and motorcycles. We saw traffic
:being controlled ,.by -a man 'in a
'Small ter in the middle of 'the
et operating- operating- stop -and -go sig-
.', na4 by hand:, The traffic officers
- wear' Oa* 'grey -uniforms'. with,
" white hell -pets, .white gloves 'and
white sleeves from:wrist to elbow.'
There-% are manY . Sidewalk caps
and' heath:Mil -houses
are many -windowed, Some
, :shops:- end, houses having murals
painted on some -of .the wallsitand
although the Streets do not run,
parallel; but rather -at random,.
- they are, clean and tidy, and the
. houses -look , well kept. Most ,of
tiled" rofs and the
yhrth:a'etnv.mcell,:ifhh,o7atu:v.se:ie' aiftl splitleve1 style
.,
Before we left. Zurien t
.1 --•with theaEriglishi.party-' of -five; -nne
thernheing MOS Kirkwood, the
secretary,: a very' charming young'
lady, ,Our .last hep wa,s by Swiss'
air flight; and in leSs .than an
hour. we ,w,ere :landing hi Stuttgart.-
- .,We arrived at Stuttgart at 10
O'Clock- Friday evening and .were
greeted 'by- the press,...Gernaan.of7
ficials and Mr. Alfred Hall, 'secre-
tary of the W.P.O.- After ,getting
our'baggage,. we. went directly:to
the Plowniens by.ear. This
is_at Agricultural-- School -at
IfOlfenheina,--- -where' Long' 'of the
courses:„.,has .'just .completed .?and
the- reSidence has been made' into
.the „leadcmarters. for. _the ...World
Plowing IVIatch. Here we Were ,as-
rOoms-and it is hard -
.10 -,these -.beautifully' 'furn-
'ish'ed rooms 2as men's,residence.
The beds are. builtin, so Perhaps
,there il not .inueh likelihood that
they will be carried, .away or' hung -
out the whidoWS,7 as' we hear about
at our agricultural College-,-Weall
,gathered together for' lunch, 'which
was typically German, and we Met
the contestants from. the :other
countries and the rest of the -offi-
cials„ ,and instruction's were given
for,,the,next day: All in our'party
were, read -for ,bed. ...Toe and Al-
lan are together, and' I am with a
chap' -from- NOW' 'Zealandand' as
with the Irishmen, • although we
-speak the., same', language, it .does
not_sourid. the_ same. .-,
menti-dn. the :con:.
testants. l3eSideS ,our 'party and
that ,of -Ireland and ,Britain, there
were twelve. Other _contries. ,
presented "'These are the tlnited
States,' Norway; New Zeeland, Swe-
den, ,Deninark, 'BOlgiUrn,
France; Italy, 'Finland, ;Australia,
Germany' and AuStria.. They. 'ire-
-boys' and therels
good' feeling prevalent. 'The.chair-
man of the- German Organization
and Of the W.P.O. is Dr. Walter
-Feuerlein,' and. Mr. Alfred. Hall; of,
'England, is the:genera'Eseeretary•
.and ,they were on -hand to, give: us
',Saturday after' .Dreak,tast .we
Made, a' tour of -the college- Which
has been in'operation for'140. years'
,,pnd there, are :twenty. branches a
xgriculture taught_ 'here. In • one
of the.' 'fields 'near ,the 'college' the
..Graf Zeppelin. burned. There are
whole fields of cabbages grown for.
sauerkraut, the fields 'being rptat-
.etl.frorn. - cabbage -to. grain. No .fer-
tilizer can be seld in. Germany tirX
htial hidt ist'otoelssleodr,i attbfih4m
ecoll.,..ae,egree...T.fahrere
rn;were, 20 to 30 men working with
On this farm there arelive`. trac-
tors and' seven horses:. The .ayer-
age' size. of -the -German, fart!' is
• about.12 acres, and.''sometirries_the
.fields are not all in-place:It is
tliiiIragnientation of land the Ger-
• Man ,agriculturalists .are trying: to
et-:away-Jram, -A.-sow has five, or
Six litters' with an, average -;of 1.2
;to each-htter, and -the
are weaned, at: 16 days.- :Grass is'
very -valuable;; and'at trine Of
the, year' there are,: no cattle in
-thelieltli. 'They are hiside liecaUse
the_g0:Intist be saved. It .is not
uncern Mon. td. see. oxen:working in,
.spiriepleceS and ,quite Conn -bon to
see,.one ox -and' a horse harnessed
.,,,og9lithsera.t4r4ay.
-
,
.L.7rmAT'.$ WHY I rbtJT sray.
'Fi?2.-C,PElarAt?rtes--.-11-(6„,
mEgmAgE.-sver4P.o6
0#: TritAliseLves..
at a banquet in Bad ;Oaristaat,
These are what,we think of a'S our
Junior Farmers ,and Junioi\-')Instiz
tutes. We were royally. ent rtain-
'ed, many of tke young girls being
.national etiStume, and eieging
their folk 'songs and 'doing .folk
daces, 4110' really loved to sing
.anci, we felt' that the _German JaiTri
youth were a"piettY fine lot: They
are keenly interested in new ideas,
and the latest developmentS in ag-
riculture in -the ---:other countries',
and particularly in Canada and
-tile,US:-:-This' event was a Partial,.
Tarly. colorhil .and friendly affair,
at which we were introduced to
the German plowing song, and
which we -have sung ,many times'
. .
I dici.not mention. the Essg kits
which, were issued to --'the team
managers: They.' are handsome
leather portfolios 'with maps of
the 'city of _Stuttgart and of the
college, literature on Germany,
and a very corriPlete program with
pictures of the Governixig Board
of the W.1).0., former world cham-
pions':- William- de Luit, of Hol-
land, m
_1057; Jaes. Eccles, BramP-
ton, Ontario; 1953; and Hugh B.
Barr,, of Ireland, 1954, ,,1955 an
1956; .teant:maxiagers and -compe-
titors and 'history of plow,ing and.
the 11-ohenheim Agricultural
School. 'These, kits are, very nse-
',II' and a. fine gift, courtesy of
'On Sunday after. breakfast we
were :issued package lunches and
shortly -left-by -bus for Stuttgart,
where the people's festival was
being held. 'This is, an annual af-
fair and attracts huge throngs of
People from the provinces, for a,.
jollifiCation.- We were asked, te'
participate m the parade and our"
•'Joe and.lAfan, were,
chosen,. a1orig.:.:wit2i5two :from' the
to represent ',:the.'"pitnivin,:en.
They. droye their: tracterS the
`ciln..01,,-.10 the, city, ',a .-distance,-of
-atinxitT:10 miles, arid i'believe some
ef -the long. hill g ay, 0,.. therd.:,:a4bit
of a 'thrill going but :they.
.arfiVed.Witheut,,jiticicient:and were
paittefT'a- parade that -
was feur miles Jong and took an
hOur'tci.pass;::: There were 91
ferent; groups;-, some r-• of which
.012 .floats, : and 80' :Of • which :were'
bands., ',Many :of the people were
in the national:dress of their..pro.,
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great ovatien, ,ftom the crowd;
aaing with the A.meriCans.-
.1'_resently._.we returned-- to -our
buSes-and--begariffa-tour--a-the-c-ity-
and district. -We saw many.of tlie
•'old 'buildings, relics of -medieval
times, -old castles ,and many build,
ings whichhad been bombed. This
beautiful city was heavily .bornbed
during the "war, but many' build-,
ngs have been rebuilt on the same'
,Ian aS formerly, and at the, pres-
ent time there are not :many, ruins
in evidenee.'.!We went through_ a
\,ery long ,tunnel which had been
used as an air-raid shelter for
10,060 people during the '.war:. On
disembarking from 'the buses we.
followed a winding wooded- walk
to the base of thetelevistottloWQ.,
ThiS' building - 1s the greatest en-
gineering- -feat' snide 'the Eiffel
Tower .was built. It reaches ta a
height- of".650- feet and is' 30 feet.
diarheter_at.the hase.,`.aild only
.10 feet at the -sphere. At th,e1.4fil
of 459 feet there' is 'a restaurant::
What a sight.; we saW from 'this'
circular, tower-a-1,vhole, paaorarna
of wooded s,loPes,, vineyards and
no end df small tpwns around the
huge City of -Stuttgart. This 'citY
lies in a hollow we were
told, at the: bettern of a huge bowl,'
and gradually they have been
building up on the sides and now.
• Quotations at Hensall,
Beans -$6.30 per cwt., plus truck-
Wheat=1.40 per bushel
Oats, 6,2c per _bushel. _
_MixedGrain_-,60.e_Iler_hushe1- --
Malt! Barley -$1.06' per bushel
Feed. Barley -96c $1,g,D., 'bushel
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without nOtice.
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, Storage Facilities AVailable
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