HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1964-09-02, Page 6Page 6 Bayfield Bulletin--Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1964
National Firm Buys Out
Old Brucefield Business
BRUCEFIELD — The John B. Mustard coal
yard here was sold this week to Agricultural
Chemical Limited, of Port Hope, Ont., for an un-
disclosed amount.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a Writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Supreme Court of Ontario bearing date
the 23rd day of June, 196/11, to me directed against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Marguerite
Cane, Defendant, at the suit of The Royal Bank of
Canada, Plaintiff, I have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, interest and equity to redemption of
the said Marguerite Castle, in, to and out of:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel of land
and premises situate, lying and being in the Township
Of Stanley, County of Huron and Province of Ontario, and
being composed of Lots 165 and 343 in the Village of Bay-
field, in the said Township of Stanley.
On the said premises is said to be erected a frame
cottage.
All of which said right, title, interest and equity of
redemption of the said Marguerite Castle in the said lands
and tenements, I shall offer for sale by public auction in
my office in the Court House, in the Town of Goderich, on
Tuesday, the 22nd day of September, 1964 at 2:00 o'clock
in the afternoon.
HARRY L. STURDY,
SHERIFF.
COUNTY OF HURON.
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WIDE SELECTION OF COTTAGE FURNITURE
BLACKSTONE FURNITURE
West St. — GODERICH — 524-7741
To Strengthen Egg Shells ti#ileciFdarslalRites
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At Goderich
Several millions of dollars are lost each year to
the Canadian egg industry because of weak egg
shells. Cracked eggs are downgraded from perhaps
25 to 30 cents a dozen to a few cents and some-
times to nothing.
Announcement of the purch-
ase was made by officials of
"Agrico" at the London office
of the company.
The fertilizer warehouse has
been operated for the past sev-
eral years by A. J. Mustard.
son of the late John Mustard,
The former owner.
Plan Expansion
The Mustard property is on
two and a half acres of land
on the west side of Brucefield
and includes three buildings
and an office-scale house.
The existing services will be
expanded to a complete fertiliz-
er service centre for dry bulk
and bag fertilizer. Equipment
for applying different types of
fertilizer will be rented to
farmers.
To Have Ainnionla
Agrico officials also said an
all-new anhydrous ammonia
distributing plant soon will be
installed and a railway siding
will be laid into the property.
The Agrico company now has
plants at Chambly, Que., Port
Hope, Orangeville and London.
The company took possession
of the property here on Tues-
day.
The problem is an old one
and has been probed by scient-
ists for many years in different
parts of the world.
At Ottawa studies involving
the application of increasing
loads and impact forces to eggs
are being carried on by CDA's
Engineering Research Service
and Animal Research Institute.
The former's Dr. Peter Voisey
says the main problem is to
measure the strength of the
shell. There are indirect meth-
ods of doing this, such as as-
certaining the percentage of
shell or shell thickness. But
these do not shed enough light
on strength requirements for
the actual ways in which eggs
are handled by man and mach-
ine in hatcheries, grading and
washing stations, and in pack-
aging and retailing.
In the CDA tests a relation-
ship has been found between
the amount of force needed to
bend or distort the shell a set
distance and the force required
to break it.
Dr. J. R. Hunt of the Nut-
rition Section, Animal Re-
search Institute, hopes that a
non - destructive method of
measuring shell strength in in-
dustry can be evolved f r o m
these tests. For instance the
distortion of a shell under a
force small enough not to dam-
age the shell, may be used as
a measure of the breaking
point.
Funeral Held
For Clara Dutot
Of Brucefield
Mrs. Clara Dutot, of Bruce-
field, died in Clinton Public
Hospital on August 15th, 1964.
Rev. Mains of Londesboro
and Rev. Plant of Brucefield
officiated at the funeral on
August 17th at the Ball and
Mutch Funeral Home in Clin-
ton.
Pall-bearers were Dick Mc-
Cowan, Norman Baird, Walter
Baird. Alex Mustard, Walter
McBeth and Jack Deitz. Flow-
er bearers were Fred Dutot,
Bradley Dutot, Hans Lepping-
ton and Bob Leppington.
Mrs. Dutot is survived by
her sons, Lewis of Clinton, Al-
vin of Goderich Township; her
daughters, Doris of London.
Bessie Leppington of Brum-
field; her brother Frank Mc-
Gregor of Clinton; her sisters,
Mrs. Maud Baird of Stanley
Township, Mrs. Ella McCowan
and Elizabeth Deitz, both of
Huronview. Also surviving Mrs.
Dutot are six grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
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EDWARD FUELS
SHELL
Research work also requires
an accurate method of deter-
mining egg shell strength. The
method under consideration is
impact force, which is the kind
of force to which the egg is
usually subjected in commerc-
ial handling.
One other area of investiga-
tion being studied in England
is the effect of the magnesium
content of the shell. Work done
so far indicates that as the
magnesium content of the shell
increases so does its resistance
to breagage.
The question "What makes
strong egg shells?" Should
have some new answers in a
short time, says Dr. Hunt.
These answers will be useful
in determining how the genetic
make-up and nutrition of the
hen contribute to the produc-
tion of strong-shelled eggs.
Mrs. Pearl (Mann) McFar-
lane died after a lingering ill-
ness in Goderich Hospital on
August 26th. 1964. Mrs. Mc-
Farlane resided at concession
6, Goderich Township.
The funeral was hold on Au-
gust 29th, 1964, at the Ball and
Mutch funeral home in Clinton
with the interment taking
place in Goderich Cemetery.
The Rev. Grant Mills of Clin-
ton performed the service.
Pall-bearers for Mrs. Mc-
Farlane were Joe Flynn. Harry
Watkins, Glen Slavin, Maitland
Driver, Aaron Fisher and Geo-
rge Monk. The flower-bearers
were Hugh Flynn, John Flynn.
Bill Flynn, Bob Watkins and
Harvey Mann.
Mrs. McFarlane was prede-
ceased by her husband, Robert
J. McFarlane and by her bro-
ther. Charles Mann. She is
survived by several cousins.
Persons attended the funeral
service from Toronto, Windsor.
London, Hamilton and Galt.
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