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ES6E(Q. LIMITS
Stratford,' Oiitari
. T. c W.UMBAN
Jlck Malone, Kapus acing, laind'
Mss Clare Malone, S atfford, with
Mr. and Mrs. J. L, 1V.0 lone,
•Mr, and *S. John 'Leary, of
London, with Mr. midi' Mrs. Jro1ui
Coyne.
Kale Holland, Windsor, and Con.
Holland,. London,, visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. J DHolland.
Joe Murphy,;,Galt, with. Mr, 'and
Mrs: John. A Murphy,
Miss Cleo Bowmanand Miss
Noreen Dalton,- . Stratford, and
Miss Beatrice Maloney, Waterloo,
at their homes.
Mr, and Mrs William Ryan vis-
ited hi Hamilton. with. Mr. and—Mrs.
Robert Byrne.
Miss • • Anne .Maloney,, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney,
Funeral of Mrs. John. Shea
Requiem High Mass was sung
in St. Columban Church by •'• the
pastor, Rev.' J. J; McCowell, on
Saturday, ' morning for Mrs, John
Shea, . who died` suddenly at her
home on Wednesday. Present in
the. Sanctuary were Rev: Dr.. J,
B, Ffoulkes and. Rev, R. Durand,
Dublin, and Rev. Thomas McQuaid;
St, Marys. : ,
Pallbearers •were John Moylan,
Raymond Murray, Lewis Coyne,
Joseph' Malone,` Richard Downey
and Clarence Maloney, Burial was
made in St. Columban's; cemetery.,
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SEAFORTH
POLSTERY
USBORNR4i ;HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE ,
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.'President;' -_.
Alex J. 'R'ohde 11
R..- 3 Mitchell•,
Vice -President:' .
Milton • McCurdy - • R
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lt Rtrkton
Directors
'E Clayton .Co1q0 . oun ' R It. ;1,
Science Hill; Martin Feeney, R.R.
2,:: Dublin;'- Robert:: G •:'Gardiner, R.
R:'•; 1, Cromarty;; otlay B,
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lu . -'--r:'
'': Harry .Coates,• R t . , . entralia;
Clayton Harris, _ I ' itchellStanley
Hocking, Mitcbe
Solid l r•
W. G'Cochrane - Exeter
Secretary -i. asurer:
Arthur Fraser Exeter
FUN—TEST
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SEA/FORT]
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"I'll just see your 'three diapers and raise you • a 'rattle
and a teething ring!"
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HURON
FEDERATION• NEWS'.
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By •CARL • HEMINGWAX.'
Huron County Federation; of Ag-'
ricui'ture held their directors meet:,
ing:Tuesday with the new presi
dent, Warren Zurbrigg, in charge:,
Elgin , McKinley, c airmanof the;.
County TB, Survey Committee, re;'
quested the assist lace of tele F`ed
eration in promoting the campaign
that will be conducted early next:
summer. • By motion unanimously
supported by the 'directors, -it was
agreed that this support would be,
.
given by the Federatina.,&O - .
T;Delegates elected to aft nd_the_
Marketing and 'Co-operati e short
course gat Guelph Januar '28th to
31st..were:,. Martin Baan Walton;
Elmer -•
,Ireland, :Wingh m, and
MVlervin. Lobb, Clinton.
, After discussion ' it wits s - agreed
that a decision on the atdvisability
of crop' insurance , for ntario . be
deferred until there, w•'s more in-
formation available. lable. '
g n
ran e e t
ins
were made to .convert' a._ineeting,
of the selection committee for the
choosing of the `de ' gates from
Huron to the Leader hip ;Training=
Forum.
On` Thursday the F eration con-
vened a
on-vened.'a
meeting - o ' h
f_t e farmers,
affected by the Hydre
line from, Seaforth. to, Clinton. -This
exceptionally ; well -attended 'meet-
ing was chaired by the, .county,
president: and; heard the details of
•Hydro's"offer to purchase plan"
explained by `.Mr. Jack Ferguson,
chairman of ,the D.E.A. Land Ac=.
quisition -committee, and Don'' Mid-
dleton, head of the Q.F.A. Depart
ment of Properties. ,•After discus-
sion a motion. was'+ passed Amani==�
xnously: rejecting -the "offer -to pur-
chase ;plan ' In place of this, the
meeting agreed that under ;;ordin+.
-any- ci/ten mstances ;.-the-.-present
schedule of commensation -would
be 'acceptable. for 'a'.lease .'of 20
years. This -would be equivalent to
about, a rental of $10 per year.
The meeting felt that this ;figure
was- the minimum that •farmers-
could 'be„. expected to accept for the
loss Of -rights and .inconvenience
suffered
For the most part, settlement
for dams es.. were satisfactory,
though -in two Lases - trees cut out-
side the easement right-of-way had?
not been compensated for, And in
some eases s s s ecial problems had'
not received consideration as had
been' promised.-- This did not pro
transmission' 'mote good' public relations.
COW POOH S`
A ,. FUTUR
Cow pools!
Nothing like. the
before in dairy fa
And 'an.:Eastern
farmers is planni
soon: Cows` from
be housed,, fed
centrallocation
operator of the
the :milk.
"None of th
have, operated
one to have m
says; O,AtC,;
Dave'',, Arnott
Farm cow
anost adapte
are put in
and the 'poo
vices;' proV'
the milk."
HAVE 'THEY
ONTARIO'
'`has been seen
piing.
ntario group of,
g, to Set one up
many herds will
es on -a Michigan Judgment: "A
,well adjusted.;dairy farm with 60x'
-`to.80 "cows ,produces milk about as l
efficiently .•as's•the estimates that
can be" made tip for the large cow
pools.'.' `
p
(noorntract- . TinarkeDe terMefochresantiz: matianaon gehams helpedent. to
bet='
ool will ; ''
U.S. cow ' pools
ng enough for ariY
ch data on ahei ;c;' -
iry scientist Dr.
"but -the Fashion
ool in Iowa seems
to, Ontario.•oWs,-
pool under contract.
performs all'the� ser -
es the feed, ,and sells
I
"The co f _owners -,gives ua -cowv
management; ' yet. he still :retains
cow own:G ship, and. he m y care
for • his lr cows,' and,, r ise his
calves. e is paid for his; milk on
the` Iia s : of a' monthly D:H I.A.
weight/and ;test."
Arnr tl sees' cow pools answering'
four" > D ,g problems:
• Fa ors without bu : tanks', or
the oriey to buy t emwill be,
able/to "use". the poo s bulk hand
ling systems.' .. ,
rds that, are to.' small for of-<
fici-nt production ill be ',able to:
tate advantage of he large-scale
e ciency .;without' he • responsibil-
io of capital. . exp.nsion, extra la-
or, or new ma agement tech
mites i ' • i. '
Dairymen •who are tired' of 365
days without.:a holiday will no long-
er have the pi. ssing twice -a -clay
milking chores
Dairy proce.sors.'see the cow
pool -as one in ans of cutting haul-
ing costs --the, will only have one
stop for milk' Some processors be-
lieve it also gives them a : better
control bf both quantity and . qual
ity .of milk..., __
The Ont rio, Department of Ag-
riculture, r searcher claims there
aresome rawbacks to the cow
pool :.syste 1. Dairyinen 'who, put
their cows in thee -pool will have to
paycash or items like labor, feed.
and house g., In sonic ,established,
pools in • e U.S., 'the charge to
cow own: rs forthe use of build-
ings and equipment' is- $40 per eow.
per y ,
"In _t Iowa pool thig is payable
In adv, nee,' •'rhe• labor cost, veteri-
nary, 'eds; mankgement fees, and.
mise aneous costs ---like, bedding;,
sane zers, and supplies are 'all de
-
due ed each month from the milk,
oh 4ue, says Arnott: "This 'could:
alae quite a hole' in the milk.
eque," he adds. "Anl rernem-
er,.';many.farmers won't be able
to .use their family labor: Leisure
m .
tie doesn't contribute to extra in-.
come'." ,
Arpott...aiso states that, the pro-
duction of so;ine-'cows in the pools
has slipped. ' Cows that used to
Milk -•22;000 have slipped' -"to `-9;000.
Lack of attention might ,be one
cause—Midhigan found that mas-
titis increased in 'pooled :herds.
Good veterhiar service was also
difficult'with 1 rge cow numbers.
Arnott' believ the proposed cow
,pool in Easter Ontario stands a
good chance o success, but pass
CKAC
day be Warning.
Backache is often caused by lazy
kidney action . When kidneys get out of
order,: excess acids and wastes remain
in, the system. Then backache, dis-
turbed rest or
is-turbedrestor that tired=out and heavy-
headed feeling may soon follow. That's
,the time .lq,:take :.Dodd's: Kidney P -ills...
Dodd's stimulate'. the kidneys to normal
action. - Then .you feel better—sleep
beater -work better. Get Dodd's'
Kidncy Pills now. ; 59
Do your Christmas Shop-
ping in Brussels.
Be Lucky! Win one of the Prizes
being given away by the /,
Brussels Business Men's
Association
ON SATURDAY I
December 19th`
WINCHELSEA
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Wiseman,
of Kirkton, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs, Newton Clarke,
Mr, and Mrs. William Walters
and Danny visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert Glanville, • of §taffa, ' on
Thursday evening,
Mr. and, Mrs 'William Routley,
Mr, and Mrs. Squire Herdman and
Mr. and Mit. :Howard Pym, of
Eliuivilte were dinner guests:, on.
Friday evening with Mr. and. Mrs.:
Newton Clarke. ,
Mr. and Mrs. BM Gilfillan, Ran-
day and Wendy, of Eiceter, and Mr.'
and Mrs. Harvey : Smith, of Credi-
ton, visited.on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan. '
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman,
and family, of. Kippen, visited Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.'
William • Walters.
Mr. and Mrs., Colin Gilfillan ;and
family 'visited' Sunday afternoon
with Mr, . and Mrs-. Bill Church at
Winthrop. ,
For the FINEST
BUILDING SUPPLIES
at a FAIR PRICE
Look for this
sign of quality
LDA Dealers in your town
SEAFORTII LUMBER
Ltd.
Seaforth Ontario
Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture. through a Huron Exposi>.
tor Classified Ad. ,Phone; -141.
NOTIC
lwn of eaforth
.KI
To facilitate; snow removal, No Parking , on
the Streets of this-Mrmicipality will ,be allow-
'. ed between thehours of 2 a.m.'and 8, aim.
--This order will be strictly enforced in accord -
once with the Highway Traffic: Act, Section
43, Subsection 9.:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Municipality, will not :be. responsible 'for: any'
damages : caused to parked „ vehicles' as the
result, of snow removal operations
D. H. WILSON
—01erk-Town orf=Seafor-th
1' {'Sec'
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1959 ;Che,.. Impala Hardtop
1958'Chev: Station' Wagon
1957° Olds Sedan—Automat c
'1956" Ford Sedan
1955 Monarch. Sedan
".1955 Olds Sedan .
1952 01ds;Sed n_
1952 Mercu:
1951 Chev.' S • dart
1955 .Chev.,
1950- Fargo
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING H
URS •, IN SEAFORTb
Eor the' convenience of+ Christmas S; toppe s
SEAFQRTH :' TORO ill 'remain 0 EN on
WEDNESD . AFTE- NOONSy. Dec. -2nd, 'th, '
16th and 2e td, and ' o MONDAY, TOES LAY,
WEDN'ESD • Y and HURSDAY' EVEN GS,.
DECEMB ' R 21st,, ncl 28r,d and 24th.
Com nencing S turday, January 2n�, stores
will close at- pari.; on 'Saturday night `- or
Winter'months.,
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