HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-04-03, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1952 4 Pare 3
The tired-looking man sat
facing the ^udge. “Aren't your
relations pleasant?
“Mine are,” came the answer,
“but hers are terrible”.
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Plan Bus Tours
For Huron CIA
A four-day bps trip to North
ern Ontario in July was planned
by the executive of
Crop Improvement
at a meeting held at
Thursday.
Plans were also
sponsor a one-day bus trip in
late August for both men and
women to view* the cash crops
in Kent.
Annual twilight meeting was
set for July 23 in Stanley Town
ship. The v directors voted $140
to encourage junior work in
seed production.
A committee, including G. M.
Montgomery, agriculture repre
sentative for Huron, John But
ler, his assistant, and Bob
Brucefield, was named
charge of this project.
Spray Denionstration
The sum of $50 will
ed to the county weed
William R. Dougall, of Hensail,
to conduct a weed-spraying de
monstration in the area of the
twilight meeting.
Rod-row test plots in oats and
barley will be located at Murray
Granger’s farm in Stanley. Two
demonstration hay-pasture, plot
mixtures will be seeded down
this year, one on well-drained
land an the'other on low-drained
land, in Ho wick and Hay town
ships.
the Huron
Association
Clinton on
made to
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CBC Interviews
NATO Trainees
Three Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation correspondents ar
rived Monday at Centralia to re
cord interviews with students of
different nationalities at the
R.C.A.F. Station. They will
broadcast to Europe Friday on
the occasion of the third anivers-
ary of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation.^
The men, training as pilots
under NATO, will be interview
ed by Norman McBain, who has
just returned from Korea; Ar
naldo Lacagnina, Italian corres
pondent, and Louis Cote, French
correspondent. Technician with
the group is Tom Derbyshire.*
Grand Bend 'Hobbyist7
Busy In Maple Grove
“Pete” Eisenbaeh, of Grand
Bend, is enjoying his “second”
hobby—making maple syrup in
his 80-acre tree grove near
Brucefield.
Seven hundred hard-maple
trees are being tapped and when
in full production will produce
22-23 barrels a day, enough to
keep three men busy gathering.
Mr. .Eisenbaeh says he has gath
ered 19 barrels a day himself.
The sap is pumped into large
vats standing four or five feet
above th e evaporating p a n s
grant
Allan,
be in
be
inspector
Huron MLAs Camp
Say you saw it in this week's
Times-Advocate.
frpm
Two Huron members in the
Ontario legislature are cam
paigning to establish heart clin
ics in the province’s health pro
gram.
On Friday, Tom Pryde, MLA
for Huron, said the need for
such clinics was great since dis-
Federation
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EXETERPHONE 508
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Endorses Ban
The Huron County Federation
of Agriculture endorsed a resolu
tion originating with the Col-
borne Federation, to have
complete ban on margarine, if
and when butter production is
increased sufficiently to supply
the demand, or w’ith a limited
importation. The resolution sug
gests that the dairy industry ask
the Provincial Government for
such legislation.
Another resolution endorsed
was received from Morris Town
ship Farm- Forum, which dis
agreed with the recent increased
grade weights on hogs as an
nounced by Hon. J. G. Gardiner,
Federal Minister of Agriculture.
The resolution will be forward
ed to the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture.
By approving a third resolu
tion, Huron County Federation
will ask the Ontario Government
to continue the ban on shipment
of livestock into Ontario until it
is certain there is no danger of
spreading the foot - and - mouth
disease.
The executive was
to draft a resolution
a floor* price on beef.
A resolution from
Township requesting the re
organization of Huron County
Hog Producers’ Committee as a
local of the Ontario Hog Pro
ducers’ Association instead of a
committee of the federation, was
returned to the township units
to be sent to the Huron County
Hog Producers’ Committee.
The directors planned to hold
two meetings, on April 1 at Hen1-
sall at 2 p.m., and at Belgrave
at 8 p.m. to discuss the poultry
marketing scheme, which will be
voted on shortly. For the vote
the agricultural representative
of the county will be the return
ing officer for Huron, with the
Federation of Agriculture supply
ing deputy-returning officers,
providing that this meets with
the approval of the agricultural
.representative.
President Bob
Dublin,
would
cessive
County
around
The meeting was informed by
W. P. Watson, livestock com
missioner for Ontario, that all
brands used in identification
of cattle in Ontario must be
registered with the Livestock
Branch of the Ontario Depart
ment of Agriculture.
instructed
requesting
Goderich
stated
be taken
days and
would
16 ballot boxes.
McKercher, of
that the vote
on three suc-
that Huron
'probably have
Swede Officer
Tours Centralia
Sweden’s interest in Canada’s
method of training military
pilots was indicated Thursday
when Maj. Gen. G. A. Westring,
air staff chief for Sweden, made
on intensive study of Centralia
R.C.A.F. Station.
Commenting on Major General
Westring’s refusal to give reason
for his tour of United States and
Canadian air training stations,
an accompanying air force of
ficer said “there are underlying
causes which cannot be made
public at the present time.” •
Sweden is not a member of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization.
Unofficially two possible rea
sons were seen for Gen. West
ring’s tour: To bring •information
back for consideration in the
Swedish training program or
sending of airmen from Sweden
here for training.
The Swedish chief of air staff
arrived Were shortly after 11
a.m. accompanied by Group Cap
tain H. G. Richards, R.C.A.F.
representative at Washington, D,
C., who formerly held that posi
tion at Stockholm, Sweden,
Studied Instruction
Until his departure at 4 p.m.
he viewed instruction methods
here, accompanied
Captain W. W.
commanding the
Inspection of a
was included in
itinerary.
by Group
Bean, officer
station.
guard of honor
the afternoon
YOUR dollars will GROW into
YOUR hospital.
which are set up above a closed
in fire. This equipment is housed
in a large building equipped,
with platforms and steam-vents.
Forty-five gallons of sap make
about one gallon of syrup and
the plant will produce about two
or three gallons an. hour.
Mr. Eisenbaeh purchased the
80-aere grove, which consists of
30 acres of pine, 50 acres of
maple
Thomas
years ago.
planted in 1927
added each year
Mr. Wallace,
Goderich, used
lumber.
Mr. Eisenbaeh
grove for
hobby is
two valuable animals and quite j
a lot of equipment in a fire sev- 1
eral years ago. i
The bush is on the telephone!
three miles west of Bay-;
and 23
Bend.
grove
named
and the Eisenbaeh fam-
1 Exeter District High School
Past Week’s Production 86%
These birds are being sold to make room
for baby chicks . . ,
Phone Andy Dixon —- 313-R
Centralia
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“Dutch
Stephen
rlunes
where
suffer-
would
*al at-
Lanting
to Can-
Lanting
a three
He first
the
four
were
were
miles north
is laid out
after the former
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Reduced Prices
For Balance of Season
eases of the heart were < a;r-ing |
an alarming number of deaths in •
Ontario.
Last Tuesday, “Senator" John
W. Hanna, PC m e m b e r f o r
Huron-Perth demanded that the
government establish
throughout the province
people unable to pay but
ing from heart ailments,
get the necessary med'u
tention to save many livi
Mr. Pryde, in a legislative,
speech cited the fine work the
Health Department is doing
through its cancer clini< s hut he
said cancer was no longer the
number one killer.
A few' years ago, he said, the
public had become alarmed at
the widespread de%th rate from
cancer, wdth the result research
had been stepped up, efforts
made to diagnose it in its early
stages and enlist the support of
all classes to co-operate in an all-
out battle to insure its defeat.
The local member said he
would like to see the Health De
partment spark a drive to make
the public more conscious of
heart disease ailments.
Reports of the Provincial regi
strar revealed that diseases of
the heart Were the main causes
of death in Ontario during Janu
ary and February of this year.
In two months,, heart disease
caused 2,455 deaths. Cancer
claimed 9 42 victims; S72 died
of nervous system ailments and
311 died violent and accidental
deaths during the period
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road,
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! The
!streets
i owner
I ily.
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and beech, from
Wallace estate,
The first trees
and more
until 1939.
a contractor
the trees
bought the:
a hobby. His other j
race-horses. He lost j
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LINIMENT
(Dutch Organize
Crediton Plant
Two Dutch boys at Crediton
are hoping to turn a hobby into
a profitable vocation. The crafts
men are opening up a
Woodcraft” plant in the
police village.
The two, James W.
and John de Boer, came
ada from Holland in 1950. Both
have been working at
airport.
Twenty-two-year-old
entered Canada after
year stint on the sea.
worked on a farm near Varna
and later secured a position as
messman at the airport.
De Boer started life in Canada
at Auburn before comin
Centralia.
“Look at the lovely ring John
has'” given me. It fits beautiful
ly.”
“Yes, it’s very nice, dear. It
was a bit tight on me.”
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