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James Davis,Ayr; using a 1932. Farman tractor with a 383 Chev,,,eniiine .185 ft 6 inches'
in the 5000 open cass at the Seaforth Agricultural Society's Open Tractor Pulling contest on Sunday.
The 34 year-old tractor had been sold to the original purchaper by Les Vincent , father of Marlen
Vincent of Seaforth. (Staff Photo)
\WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
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Pressey, H.R. 2, Kippen, addi-
tion to barn.
while the item' was on the
agenda, Council took no action on
establishing a procedural policy
to govern meetings and presen-
tations by delegations. Reeve
Elgin Thompson said that dele-
gations should make an appoint-
ment prior to the meeting with
Clerk James McIntosh. However
should a ratepayer turn up at
the meeting wishing to speak to
council he would be heard at
the end of the business meeting,
Mr. Thompson added.
Engineer Henry Udei•Stadt of
Orangeville, will meet with the
owners on the DeJong Drain north
of Brucefield - Bell DeJong
and Mrs. George Falconer, at
10 a.m. on September 21.
Council discussed the Federal
Government Local Initiatives
program which is available up
to October 15 for applications.
Funds ranging from $7,500 to
$75,000 involving a minimum of
15 man-months of work. Work
is to start no earlier than Decem-
ber 3.
Council , took no action on a
proposed Food Premises Licens-
ing by-law recommended by
Huron County Health Unit.
Prices have gone as high as
$17 a hundredweight but are ex-
pected to -be about $12 compared
with $9 per hdwgt. last year.
Bronzing, which turns white
. bean leaves a rusty colour, is
caused 'by sunshine filtering
through a layer of air np119999_
—over the fields. It's more com-
mon-in the southern part of Huron
which is closest to industrial
areas.
Mr. Miller said that because
hot weather induced premature
ripening, the beans are smaller
this year, but of excellent quality.
At the $12 ,„_estimated price,
Huron's white egaTr-yielf1--wfil
bring in about $7 Million, the
same as in 1971.
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Scanning
Weeklies
By
Lee Hee
In scanning the Mitchell Advocate this past weekend,
it is noted that while no financial plans are yet forthcoming
.fdr the new arena and community centre to be built in
Mitchell under the sponsorship of the• toyir and surrounding
townships of Fullarton, Hibbert and -OM, provincial and
federal 'apprOval for a winter works loan for this project
have been approved, according t o a letter read at Monday
night's regular meeting of town council. When requirements
are determined, municipal board approval will be sought.
The building committee has been meeting with the architect
re plans, etc. on various occasions. - - - Clerk McVicar
read a report__ ni the" county road committee resolutions
re the old county garage and the proposed new bridge on
Frank SL Tom Collings advised therein that this committee
had decided to sell the garage to the Town of Mitchell for
$15,000, or, if not purchased, to lease it to a Kitchener
man, who .manufactures small TV parts. On motion of
(Jordan-Butson) the industrial committee will negotiate
with this man, re leasing the garage at a Stipulated rental,
plus taxes, maintenance, etc. for aterm of years, subject to
an agreement to re-locate within the town's industrial area
in five years. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Wes Greene, Mitchell,
marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. Mrs.
Greene is the former Mary Hoggarth of Tuckersmith and
Mr. Greene, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Greene
of Hensall. , They have a family of four daughters and four
sons.
Earle Shapper, Huntsville, according to the Zurich
Citizens News, has been appointed as clerk-treasurer for the
Village of Hensall. Earl Campbell, present clerk-treasurer
is retiring at the end of this year. Mr . Shapper will
commence his new duties on December 1. - - t• District
Governor James Pemberton of Cambridge will make an
official visit to Zurich Lions Club on Monday. His topic
for the-meeting is "One Million Men Serving Mankind." - - -
Many relatives and friends called recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Willert, Dashwood, to congratulate Mr.
Willert on his-80th birthday.
The Blyth S tandard relates that the family of Mr. and Mrs,
Nelson Patterson held an open house recently to honor their
parents on their Golden wedding Anniversary. - - • East
Wawanosh Township council has called tenders for the new
public works building. These tenders will be opened on
September 12th when the builder of the new building will be
decided upon.
The Goderich Signal-Star reports that Goderich Town
Council has received official word from -provincial and
federal authorities that the municipality's winter works
program has been approved. The project - storm sewers
in a certain area was initially researched following a
suggestion by Reeve Deb Shewfelt, chairman of Public
Works. Total cost of the project has been estimated at
'$152,000. The Winter' Capital Projects Fund will 4pay
. 100 per cent of the labor costs in the project, estimated at
$64,000, providing the work is done between December 1 this
year and May 31 next year. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Young of 48 Newgate Street in Goderich will mark '70 years .
of married life on Sunday and will hold open house at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith, 19 Victoria St. .
' At the regular session of Hayfield council last Wednesday
evening council discussed at length the closing of the dump.
The reeve reported on his contact with the officers of the
Holmesville Site and found the village could be accommo-
dated there. There„will be further discussions at the next
meeting. - - - Clint on may get a Senior Citizen's recrea-
,,Aon hall atty.; disc ion at a special meettriKh I‘bzci,,i,,n,,t9g,„ xy
,,li spuncil las‘purs ' night. ,A s e fo 0 IMF Yil;•4, A ... - must be found' be re a $25,0d0 o r by
England, Wile offered the gift to the to*ii '1 'f7 Nall be 1
available. An undisclosed location was suggested to council
but n6 definite action was taken on the matter. - - - Clinton
Legion Juvenile hardball team captured the All-Ontarlo"B"
Championship list Sunday in Hagersville with a convincing
13-4 win. It made 19 straight wins for the season with not a
loss. The team will be honored by the town at a later date.
The Exeter Times-Advocate reports that Gerry Smith
walked away with his fourth championship for old-time
fiddling this year at western Fair. Jerry St. Marie,
London, came second and NelsonHowe,Staffa, was third. - -
Ilsborne Council went on record as opposing the proposed
closing of the Centralia College of Agricultural
Technology. - - -, The Educational Centre fur Adult Trainees
will open in Dashwood in the very near future. Extensive
renovations to the former Dashwood Industries Ltd. building ,
will soon be completed. - - -Smith Construction of Seaforth
and Hensall have been awarded the contract to build a new
works department building in Exeter for the cost of $68,000.
It was the lowest of four bids by $8,013.89. Clerk Eric
Carscadden said he had allotted $60,000 in the budget for the
building.
AL, RON, & KEN iricGEE
Cordially Invite The Public• To Attend Their
International
Plowing: Match
1973.
Sept. 25, 26,
27, 28 & 29
Lam6ton
County
The International
Plowing Match and Farm
Machinery Show islield each
year infa,different countr•It.
ihns ,been ttaniionnualwaffairno
since the Ontario
' Plowmen's Association ran
the first match in 1913, with
the exception of the war
years.
The 1973 Match will be held
in Lambton County, near
Alvinston, , on the J.D.
McGugan and neighbouring
farms. There will be over 600
acres of la'hd used for
plowing, parking tractor
park, tented city, airport
runway and field demon-
strations.
• The 1973 Match is to be
officially opened by His
Excellency, Governor—
General Michener ,ori
Tuesday, September 25th.
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ON DISPLAY!!!
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GODERICH
Wrearisraisni erownierearsterreennWararairda/Prill
It's been "a good year for
beans in Huron County,Ontario's
leading bean producer. Huron
harvests over half the province's
white bean crop - 50,000 acres
,which have pretty well all been
harvested, according to ' Mike
Miller, assistant ag, rep, at
the provincial agricultural office
" in Clinton.
haA•V'est is 'about a nietifh
ahead of last year's muddy night-
mare when bean farmers lost an
estimated $1,000,000 as their
crops rotted in the fields. Mr.
Miller said that the bean yield
will be below average this year
because of recent hot, dry
weather and ozone' bronzing, but
that greatly improved prices will
make up for 'the lower Yield.
Shown above is a portion of the weight transfer shed that was used in the open tractor pulling
contest at. Seaforth Fair Grounds Sunday, A crowd of nearly 3,000 were present at the event.
(Staff Photo)
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uron producers cigre
SHOWING OF THE
NEW 1.974
The property, building and goodwill of
Kilbarchan Nursing. H ime Ltd.
has been sold to
Chadee Holdings Ltd.
who will continue to carry on
the business and operate as
Kilbarchan Nursing Home
- 'under the direction of
Mr. Victor Chadee
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We appreciate and thank the public for
the co-operation and support which has
been extended to us during the 10 years
we have operated Kilbarchan. We seek on
behalf of Mr. Chadee a continuation of
that same cat operation.
Lois and Bill Hodgert
ON: DISPLAY
AT THE
DEALERSHIP