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Speed and accuracy are criterions that all ggraduates of the
Clerk Administration- School, RCAIF Station Aylmer, must devel-
op prior -to completing the "Clerk. Admin" course. AW1 Vivian
Thompson (seated), Point Edward, 19, is demonstrating the' correct
typing method. Standing left to right are: AC1 Warren Findley,
18, Tecumseh and AW1 Joan IVIcLeod, 19, whose mother, Mrs.
Mae McLeod, resides at 'Bayfield. These students have graduated
as "Clerk ,Typists" and are transferred to RCAF units throughout
Canada and overseas. Miss McLeod received a transfer to RCAF
Station Clinton. , (RCAF Aylmer photo)
New. Scale-Resistant 'Huron' Potato
Issued No* To Some Seed Growers
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DEBENTURES
and
GUARANTEED
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CERTIFICATES
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Congratulations ,
And Best Wishes
to
"Walt" Newcombe
It has been, our pleasure to do the.
Electrical and Lighting • Instaltations-
for this Beautiful New Store.
A. Fe SCOTCHMER
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TRACTQRS,.P4RTS.and ACCESSORIES
P.T.O. and ENGINE DRIVE BALERS, BALE ELEVATORS,
PNEUMATIC and STEEL WHEEL SIDERAKES;
is UNTyERSAL and FAST. BITCH POWER, MOWERS,
R. • FIELD. HARVESTERS;
ENSILAGE and FORAGE BLOWERS;
HARVESTER -THRESIDARJ COMBINES;
'WINDROWERS; BEAN HARVESTERS; HYDRAULIC-FAST xurox and POWER LIPF PLOWS on
Steel or Rubber;
WHEEL CONTROLLED and REGULAR DISC HARROWS,
SMOOTHING HARROWS;
GRAIN and FERTILIZER DRILLS with: Fluted reed or Double
Run, Steel or Pneumatic Tires;
t STEEL and PNEUMATIC WHEEL CULTIVATORS; with.
Hydraulic or Power Lift;
Iv ROW-CROP .CULTIVATORS; 'GRADER BLADES;.
PLATFORM CARRIERS;
POWER-LOADER,.witk,Hydraulic or 'Trip Bucket;
MANURE SPREADERS; WHEEL BARROWS;
FARM WAGONS; CREAM SEPARATORS;
ELECTRIC WASHERS and DRYERS;
ELECTRIC DRILLS; BITS, WRENCHES, TOOLS;
; ELECTRIC WIRING-SUPPLIES; BROODER TAMPS,
PAINTS, BRILTSIIIIIIIAnd OILS;
WASHING MACHINE OILS and LUBRICANTS;
HEAVY DUTY and PREMIUM MOTOR OILS;
IlypOID LUBRICANTS, GREASES, Etc.
TORQUE and TRANSMISSION LUBRICANTS; •
ANTI-FREEZE; RISLONE; SPARK PLUGS; OIL FILTERS;
JACK-ALL JACKS; CALCIUM CHLORIDE;
BALER and BINDER TWINE; ROLLER and REG. CHAIN;
TRACTOR CHAINS;
. REGULAR and HIGH-GRADE STEEL BOLTS, CAPSCREWS,
NUTS, PINS, WASHERS, Etc.
PLASTIC and .STEEL PIPE and FITTINGS;
•; COPPER TUBING; WEATHERHE,AD PITIINGS; V-BELTS
and PULLEYS; GOODYEAR TRACTOR, TRUCK and
AUTO TIRES, TUBES, HOSE, Etc.
JOHN BACH
Your I.H. Truck, Tractor and Farm Equipment
Dealer
PHONE 17 SEAFORTH
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2480 Dundas- Street
TORONTO, ONTARIO
.Manufacturers and Designers
Of Your
STORE FIXTURES
WISH TO
CONGRATULATE
W. C. NEWCOMBE
on the pening of his
ew, Modern, Self-Serve
Drug Store
rOVSPRECIP41? TMASDAY.,, Ae0•44
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Turaips.Deiicious,.
Oil, Early Su r
At tills' season of the ',year., whew
some fresh,- home-grOwn'!.vegetables
are in short supply,: homemakers
might do well :to Make use- of the.
turnip which is• a nutritious food
' and .delicious addition: te•the fain
,..ily. diet as well. The. Nutrition
:Division, Home Economies Service,-
'of the Ontario Department of.Ag-
...riculture advises that. turnips con-
' tain, an abundance of Vitaniin C,
'as well as other vitamins and min-
erals, whiCh are essential toltealth.
Turnips may be . served in many
ways and when properly. prepare4
,have. both eye appeal and flavor,
'interest. The most popular way.
of serving turnips is also the most
simple -plain boiled and seasoned
JO- the: family taste. There are
!however! Many additions and
!bina.tions. that point up flavor and
ProVide interesting variety. Brown
stiger is a popular addition• to the
seagdoing.arid honey is a good al-
ternative: A little grated' onion
mixed with a bit of bacon fat adds
interet, dOes chopped parsley,
a"bit of • grated lemon rind -and
a generous squeeze of lemon juice.
A Meeting of the Huron County
Junior-'Farmers and junior insti
tute was held WednesdaY evening,
March zr, in the Agricultural (317.
flee Board Roorae with the new,
president, Boyd Taylor in charge,
There were 30 in attendance.,
The Annual Junior Farmer
Church .Service for Huron County
will be held on June in James
•Street ..Church, Exeter, with the
Rev, Harold 'Snell as guest speak.
et The committee in charge eon.,
eista of Boyd Taylor, Shirley
Michael, Maurice Love, Catherine
Campbell and Earl 1VieSpadden.
The H. lt. ,Baker Meeting Im-
provement Trophy will be given
to the Winning club at the Junior
Farmer At Home, on April 26.
During the Year twe sets of judges
visited two a the meetings of each
club and, judged them. The re-
minder of the meetings were
judged by the notices and reports
which were sent into the agrieul-
tural office reach, month. These
judges were Mr.• and'Mrs. George
Robertson SS 5," Goderich,' and
Kr. and.
Robertson,
Pymi SS 1, Cen-
tralia. ,
From May 1 :ta MaY 9, Ronald
A hew Scab-resistant variety of
potato will be planted this Yearly
about 75 Ontario potato growers,
reports the Field Crops Branch of
the Ontario Department of Agri-
culture. The hew. variety named
"Huron',',..„was licensed.. under • the.
Canadian -Seed:s`;'AOCIDOember
-19 .'4 It originated••at.,the ,EVIPeri-
Metittjt.: Fedefie.tOti;
ineludine'thei6:of:thitarie.•
Regional and the Ontario Scab, Rel.
search Committee.
The "Hurdri" variety. has • been
grovoi and Multiplied - under .Cer-
tification, in:sped-0o* for the past
two years; —APPreIdiliately 1,000
75 lb. bags of Certified Foundation
Seed are available and have been
allocated by a Foundation Seed
Committee to Certified Seed
Growers in the province.
• CharacteriStics of the new Hui.,
on variety are as follows: High
yeilding (35 percent higher than
Katandin in Ontario trials over .a
three year 'period). Higher in -to-
tal solids than Katandin-49.5 per
cent versus 18.5 percent over a
three year 'period. Moderately re-
sistant solids to comnieri,Cab-
pecially the pitted type:"
Immune in the field to virus B,
resistant to virus A and Y; suscep-
tible to leaf roll and verticillium
wilt; highly resistant to early
blight but moderately susceptible
to late blight, Under dry condi-
tions exhibits a curling of the leav-
es which is diffictilt to distinguish
from the virus 'leaf roll. Very
late maturing—later than Sebago.
Tubers resist skinning during
harvesting. Tubers not as smooth
as Katandin; apical eyes medium
deep under certain growing condi-
tions. Has superior cooking qual.
Blyth Co=op To
Stage Open House
Everyone Invited
Milk and cream producers in the
area and their wives are invited to
an Open House, at myth Co-op
Cheese Factory and Creamery. The
Blyth plant is one' of the most
modern in Western Ontario and
was built in 1952 to replaCe the
previous plant that was destroyed
by fire.
Proof that quality is the .key-
word at the myth plant is borne
out by the fact in the recent On-
tario Creamery Association con-
test, Blyth was fifth in the provin-
ce and first in Huron County for
high score butter, During the past
year over 99 percent of the cheese
produced at myth graded number
one.
Open HouSe will be held Wed-
nesday, April. 10, from 2 to 5 pm.
Producers will have the opportun-
ity of seeing the cheese and butter
made. Tours of the plant will be
featured •and representatives of
the Department of Agrictilture
will he in attendance Refresh.,
meets will be served. Zvery milk
and eream producers is invited to
attend this important event,
FRIENDLY FEW
(By our ConStatito correspondent)'
The Friendly Few Farm. Forum
held their last meeting of the
year at the home of Mr, and' Mrs.
Ross McGregor. Progressive eu-
chre was V.-tyed and the pris
Went to, high, It/frs, William;, Jew-
itt Mid Deuglas Riley; low,
It -Mastertnart• and Earl "LaWSait
A 'delicious littich of sandwiches,
pie' and lee trearn was .sexed. ,
Tlici vote by 'secret ballot ,was
first used in a national election in.
Canada, in
won Junior Fir
For CauntyRwide
ers# ay Plans h s hurt: ervice
Farquarson a •Scottish Young
Farmer, Will visit Huron. County.
Ronald will be •staying with ',Inn-
for- :Farmers from the Clinton and
Seaterth. Clubs. •
it was 'brought to the secretar.
ies' attention of each club that the
deadline for the Junior Farmer
Membership fees to be sent into
the, Department of Agrieulture Of-
fice is. Thursday, April. la
Larry. Wheatley; " SS • 1,' DUlatio,
$eafOrth Junior Farmers, -Wes''ap--
pointed Assistant County Director.
for the Provincial Junior' Farmer
Board of Direeters.
Tickets were distributed to the
different clubs for the Inter-Coun-
ty Drama Festival, being held in
the War Memorial Hall,•Guelph, on
Tuesday, April 9, at 7.30. Com-
peting are Halton, Huron, Peel,
Waterloo and Wellington Counties.
A Field Day committee Was el-
ected as follows; Harry Bridges,
North-Huron; Boyd Taylor, Nor-
th-Huron; Joyce Little, Colwan-
ash; Shirley McMichael,. Wroxeter;
Bill Dougall, South-Huron; Bert
Pepper, Clinton and • Catherine
Campbell, Seaforth. This. ebnimit-
tee will meet with the Perth Jun-
ior Farmers to plan the Perth-
Huron Field Day which will be
held in Perth sometime in Rule.
It was .decided to have a one or
-two day bus trip some time in the
summer or fall Months. A cern.-
mittee of A. S.,13.Olton,,Boyd.TaY-.
Jar, Shirley MolVlichael, Murray
Gaunt, Kenneth Campbell and
Catherine Cimpbell, is in charge
of lining up the. trip 'and setting
'the date:
The next Huron County EXecu-
tive meeting will be. held in the
'Board Rooms on the lest Wednes-
day In May.
'We now have the
NO-IRON
SHIRT BY
FoRSYTH
l'—the only English broad-
cloth shirt that needs
absolutely no ironing.
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MEN'S WEAR
Phone 1113 2-9351
CLINTON
ity to Katandin and resists after-
cooking darkening,
The introduction of this- new
variety could mean that many
sections , of the province which no
longer, grow potatoes because of
the high incidence of • scab or or-
ganiirn in their, alkali ,soils, may.
again be, ,able .t6 piodUce a :top
-,qual,ti,tyAzOdUct and help meet the
demands "of, vir,.groWine popula