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Fordson Super See Larry Today Major ! triesativocafe Price. Per copy 10 4ent4 EXETER, ONTARIO, ,FEBRUARY 22, 1962 Page Nina Plowmen accept Huron bid for '66 international match PLANT PRIDE HYDRID SEED CORN Receives 15-year service award Ed Brady, left, owner of Brady Cleaners, receives a distinguished service award .from Frank Forrester of .Enter Industries Ltd., in recognition of the local firm's Proeessors' move into the production of canning "fifteen years of outstanding service to your community in establishing the high- crops has not affected tho contract prices for farmers est standard of dry cleaning excellence"", Besides opening the first dry cleaning this year, except for by-passed plant here, Mr. Brady also established the first; coin-operated laundry in the Prices for peas and corn have been established area. —Doerr at the same levels as last year, it was announced this week by Clarence Down, RR 1 IJensall, chairman of the Ontario Vegetable Growers' Marketing Board. Only change in the pea contract is a clause covering crops by-passed by the company because it is unable to handle them at the proper time for process- ing. Producers will be paid • at a flat rate of .$118,89 an acre less seed and other costs. This payment is based on the overage price and Average yield over the past three years, The by-passed crop belongs to the processor if he wishes to use it for seed, if not, the farmer may use it at his discretion. Schedule of prices for peas based .o.n. tendero- meter readings will be retained in 1962, Price of corn remains at $26.00 per ton. Companies, particularly after last year's extend- ed negotiations, are growing larger acreages of their owl, crops on rented land this year. Canadian Canners here announced this spring it would sow some 300 acres this year on leased land. The move is interpreted as the processors' pro- test against the producers' failure to meet demands for lower prices. Mr, Down said contracts for small crops,' includ- ing cabbage and carrots, are being negotiated now. ANSWERS 'OE si aa'7 'Or. !00.9i$ `5' a,uo15 '6 !SIMS 'R !VI: `L iitclui 06 '9 l5g '5 4)0'092'3 '' porters fears of, returning to t'1:, r 'I; !SLI:9$ `Z foirytt 't AL the February 12 meeting the "good old days". I would of the board of directors fora like to assure you that we will "Fame", the plant committee not return to the "good old Have you checked the terrain- was given authority to do the days". The clock just does not las on your battery lately? if final checking, on architects .turn backwards. they are badly corroded, you and hire their choice to begin We will advance either to might be interested in these drafting blueprints for "Fame" better things or ,we will revert; P resent SS awards Ontario Department of Agri- culture extension specialist. clean-up ideas from Hal. Wright to something worse than the , plants • have some bearing on design Since plant location will past. We ca n advance farther Wash the top of the battery it will be necessary to choose along the way to selling our at Brinsley church and connections with baking sights in the near future. product to the consumers or soda 'solution, and rinse with How soon construction will we can, follow clown the unen- water. Remove the terminals begin and how many plants viable path of the broiler grow- By GORDON MORLEY Betty Amos;. primary, Miss and clean them inside and out can be constructed will be de- ers. BRINSLEY Ruth Trevithick, Mrs. Fred with a soft rag. Don't scrape pendent on the speed ;with • ital The thirteenth annual preset,- Lewis; juniors, Mrs. Win. Fen- or sandpaper, them, because which farmers purchase shares. Unlimited cap tation of diplomas and seals for ton, Miss Kathleen Morley; acid could fly into your eyes. This "Fame" program looks Their seems to be unlimited regular attendance at the Uni- Intermediate, Mrs, Jack Tre. Finally, clean battery posts, like a big undertaking but it is capital a-aliable to processors ted Church Sunday "" to to expand their operations in school took vithick, Mrs. A r n o 1 d Was- re-install terminals and coat all just peanuts compared place during the church ser- nidge; senior, airs, Geo, Lee; exposed surfaces with light the investment and effort that any field of agriculture. Mon- vice on Feb, 18 Some 26 schol- Bible, Mr, Wes Watson, Airs, grease. farmers have put into produc- ney for the purchase of feeder a rs were p r e s e n l: e d withGeorge Prest, . Lion, Surely selling your pro- cattle for the farmer 'to feed, awards by the secretary of Wins speaking prize duct as efficiently is worthy of money for more and more A D this slight investment and ef- cows for the farmer to milk, the school, Miss Helen Lee, Miss nn Hamilton, (laugh.- • . istributor cap fort, money for the construction of and the superintendent, Mr, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray ; Gordon Morley. Hamilton won first prize in Lively interest buildings, to purchase feed and Rev: Kenneth Hick in his ad- public speaking at North Mid- can stop starts. pullets for the farmer's wife Huron County Hog Produ- to care for, money, money, =- dress stressed the importance dlesex District High School on r, time cers are to be congratulated . Ihe next you remove ney , . and to what end?• Sint of the fine attendance record Feb. 12. the distributor cap on Your for the interest they showed in ply so that there must be a set by the recipients of the The topic of her prize win- tractor to adjust or replace' their organization by turning huge production on which the awards and congratulated them ning speech was. "From Dream breaker points, it might pay to out ilarge numbers to sup- handlers are able to take a on behalf of the church, to Reality in Our. North", take a close look at the cap port the program they have per unit profit, First; year diplomas went to Personal items too. Any signs of cracks or ,:uccessfully developed over Why is it that dairy produc- Debra .Desjardine, Judy Robin- excessive, wear means you are past Yeus- Lion has increased in face of The Ladies Guild are spoil- son, Bill Prest; seals, second. headed for starting troubles, coring a progressive euchre in sing There were, of course, oppo- dropping prices over the past year, Linda and Carol Robin- St. Mary's Church Parish Hall. The answer: install a new forces. When suicide is year? It may be said that son, Carolyn Lewis; third year Kathy Lewis, Linda and Elaine on. Saturday night, Feb. 24 at cap, says D. E. Clark, Ontario committed, in this case of an farmers, in order to meet 8:30 p.m. Department of Agriculture organization, how do the par- fixed costs must put in another Morley, Laura Lee; fourth engineer. tiicipants know that they will cow or two but in Ontario when Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis year, Doreen Lee; fifth year, be better off?. and family left on Monday to He suggests that you first son, Betty Amos; sixth year, pig prices decline production Lawrence Amos ; Patsy Hodg- take up residence in Simi; Ca- inspect the cap for any cracks. George H, John and. Alma Lee, lifornia, These let moisture in which Margaret Amos; seventh year, Rev, R, C. Jackson' of Ailsa will. kill your spark. Look at Edna M o r I e y, Doug. Lee; Craig is to he guest speaker the high tension carbon centre eighth year, Paul Hodgson; at Brinsley United Church on contact for signs of wear. If a tenth year, Helen and Marion Sunday, Feb. 25. gap is worn, between the con- Lee, Neil Trevithick; thirteenth Mr. Kelly Robinson attended tact and the metal finger on the drainage convention at the rotor, arcing will result. year, Ruth Trevithick, Bon- Guelph last week. This causes excessive corro. Me, Watson. ... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morley sion and high resistance. Annual SS meeting attended the funeral of the late If there are no cracks and The animal meeting of Brins- Mrs, Fred Morley of Learning- the wear is small, clean up ley United Church S u h d a y ton last Monday, both the centre contact and School for the installation • of Several youth of trinsle,y the posts leading to the spark teachers and officers, and gen- United Church. are invited to plug with emery paper or a eral business concerning the attend the banquet at; Ailsa file, advises Clark. school was held at the home Craig United Church by the High resistance, arcing and Of Mr, and, Mrs.; George Prest lay uresbyterial. dirty contacts will all cause A. on Thursday, Feb, 22, Don't forget the pancake voltage loss, This means hard slipper at St. Mary's Anglican starting and poor gas eeono- Church on Tuesday, March 6. my. Nearly 70 dole g a I, e s from group which was piped into the idea we had already been throughout Huron County at- the banquet room by members granted the late." tended the annual meeting of of the 'Seaforth high school ciation in Toronto, Tuesday, In GB area area Wassmann pointed out that the Ontario Plowmen's Ass0- band. and received official ratifica-Huron county was the only don that the 1966 Inter the 1966 match. Simece county oational Plowmen that there was an Plowing Match the would be held to present a request for Cardiff had told the Ontario and Wellington asked for ideal airport location in South in Huron. It is the first time in exactly 1967 event and it was believed the county was one Huron and of the bperttoevrinaoger,icultUral spots in the 210946Y.ears that the popular hasbeing beenheld saitagped in ortAlhIleturotin, they known it was open. n event rem for the earlier date had they may have challenged. HU. been previously suggested as The Grand Bend airport has Thirty six persons travelled the Grand Lend and. Area On, Wessman, president of the site for the match- and it is Chamber of Commerce, who ini- believed that the Huron Plow- to Toronto on a chartered bus men's Association will give this and they were joined by 30 bated plans to get the match explained that Huron's visit to spot strong consideration, more delegates representing Wassmann, who called a Elston Cardiff, .MP, Huron, members thepeid Beolisleyille site last fall had advertising the 1966 match for merce, pointed out that the or- 1 o c a I government, special meeting of the Huron in Toronto. and Huron officials who were "We had signs on our float Council and Chamber of Comte and the summer resort's acted as spokesman for the liurDn'% he stated, He said he thought a com- other groups apparently had "and the ganization; of the match will he handled by the H u r a a Plowmen's Association. U sborne resolution mitt the very near future to initiate action for holding the match. Wassmann is a director for goes to convention Stephen township on the Plow- men's Association and is an experienced plowman himself, Lion township's resolu- to exercise good judgment in He competed in matches for bon urging relaxation of the the selection of contractors in over seven years, winning 57 Ontario government's r o a d those cases where it is ap- firsts, grant provisions will be pre- parent to them that the low He won his class in the in, sented formally to the Good bid is not the best tender with- ternational Match 21 years ago. Roads convention in. Toronto out penalty in the form of lost Introduce delegates next week, grant; Road Sup't William Routly "Therefore, be it resolved hopes to get the support of a that the Ontario Dep't of High- majority of the municipal dole- ways be requested to show gates at the convention. "I be- more consideration regarding lieve many officials will be in the awarding of contracts to sympathy with our proposal be- other than the lowest tender cause of the difficulties which where the municipality can have been experienced with show good reason why the contractors who cut corners to lowest tender would not be in submit low bids. the best interest, of either the He also said contractors sup- municipality or the depart- ported the proposal, menu of highways; and, "'Be it further resolved that The resolution suggests that the present system, under a municipality should not he which the gov't will pay grants Penalized through loss of sub- on the basis of the lowest sidy 'by being subsidized on tender, be changed to allow the basis of the lowest tender the municipality to receive where good reasons can he. grants on the basis of a higher shown for the acceptance of bid if the municipality can the higher one, and; show good cause as to why the "Be is further resolved that lowest bid is not in the best the Ontario Department of interest. Highways be requested to make Here's the resolution in full: provision for the hearing of "Whereas it is the apparent municipal representatives on rigid policy of the Ontario behalf of these cases at the Dep't of Highways to subsidize district departmental level." the municipalities on the price of the low hid only when tenders are called for main- tenance and capital works and equipment supplies; and, "Whereas this aforemention- ed rigid policy pursued by the officers of the department does Have you heard of the wonderful crops of corn produced not alow the municipal council in this area for ensilage from Pride Hybrid Seed Corn? Alsother big yields of shelled corn per acre from our varieties? Let me help you select the proper seed for your need. Horace Pfaff EXETER Authorized Dealer for Stephen and Hay Townships r. it Can crop .prices held at '61 level Try this contest quiz How's your math? Like to test your arithmetic? was the total bill? (Note—He Then try these questions did not charge for the lunch which district public school hour.) students were given by Inspec- 3, Mr, Green's property tax for G, John Goman last week for the ye ,.r 1961 was 283.00, By in The Times-Advocate mettle- plying his taxes' before they miles competition at Exeter were due he saved $11.32, What Home and School Association rate of discount was he allowed meeting. for paying his taxes early? Richard Ashton, J. A, D. 4. Mr, Jones ren ted a house McCurdy S c h o o 1, Centralia, at $75,00 a month. The house was declared winner over 15 was 15 years old, The landlord other students from Stanley,. paid the yearly taxes of $129,05 Stephen, Hibbert, Usborne, and the water rates of $26.00 Grand Bend, Exeter and Us- a year. How much did Mr, borne in the competition. Jones pay for rent if he lived Richard, a grade eight sin• in the house for 18 months? dent, scored 84 marks out of 5. How many acres are there 100. Try matching your ma- in a rectangular field 80 rods thematical skill against his, long and 50 rods wide? Answers appear below, up- 6. A racing car circled a side down, But dont peek. half-mile track in 20 seconds. Find its average speed in miles Read carefully! per hour, 1. 'tones and Company used 7. What fraction of one-half a large sign to advertise their a square yard, is one half a products. The sign was shaped y square? like a rectangle 40 ft. long and 15 ft. high. How much would The best defense against a it cost the company to 'paint farm fire is a good fire extin. the sign with 2 coats if one gallon of paint covers 600 sq, p pastier located in lace, says Hal Wrig the right Wright, Ontario ft, and the paint costs $8,50 o Department of Agriculture gallon? ; Farm Safety Spethalist,• Every 2, A cement contractor was barn and home should be hired to pour the foundation of equipped with . suitable hand a house, He charged $7.50 an extinguishers that arc properly. hour for the use of his mixer, maintained and handy for any his own wages and those of his emergency. This is where a helper, if the job took from few minutes and dollars spent 7:30 a.m.! to 5:00 p m., with now could save your home or one hour off for _lunch, what barn, and maybe your life. 8. Mr, Thomas borrowed $1,403,00 from his hank to mo- dernize his store. He repaid principal and interest at the end of 15 months. if the inte- rest rate was 6", what was the total amount that Mr. Tho- mas paid the bank to settle his loan? 9. Store 4 offers a $350.00 re- frigerator at a discount of 254',. Store B offers the same refrigerator at $290.00 at a discount of 15%. Which refri- gerator is the better buy? What is the difference in net price? 10. "It's odd," Len told his brother Lee. "You're just four,thirds as old as me." "Your grammar's odder," Lee replied, "That fraction, though, can't be denied," "Well, half of half my age is three," Said Len, "That's odd, you must agree." Len's silly joke was very poor, But now you know Lee's age, I'm sure, By CARL HEMINGWAY The opponents seemed to Federation Fieldman have fond dreams of, and sup- Fieldman comments Will hire architects for packing plants L. P. Plurnsteel, principal of Seaforth. High. School, intro, duced the delegates from his high school and the area, while Stephen reeve, Glenn Webb, in- troduced the delegates from the township Was sin a 'n n introduced the other members from the Grand Bend area Besides Cardiff, Hon, Char- les MacNaughton, Huron MPP, and Jack Hanna, Huron-Bruce MF'P attended the meeting to give the Huron delegates their support. ' George McCutcheon, Huron warden was also on hand, as were Doug Miles, county ag rep and William Perry, president of the Huron Plowmen, A for- mer Ontario Plowmen's presi- dent, Hugh Hill, Goderich, was present as well as members of the county agriculture commit- tee and Jack Crozier, president of the Huron Junior Farmers. follows, when prices rise pro- duction climbs. Would we not he justified in concluding that it is processor influence that has ruined the broiler and turkey industries and is presently following the same pattern in dairy produc- tion?