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Observations by radio star: +'The Wife (on the plume): "Dairlirig,
httman brain 1s a wonderful thing. 1 I'm afraid your _ dinner will be a
It starts working the moment you ' little iiurntd tonight."
are 'born; and never stops until you i Husband: "Egad' 1hin't tell mcg
to speak in public." i they had a tire at
stand up
111E GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR'
CANADIAN -
PLOWMEN
ABR►AD
by. J. A. CARROLL Im►..4 S.a.4.y M.•.�.a*
ONTARIO
PLOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION
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EDITOR'S ,NOTE: r estate ran to just over 1,500 acres,
This d3 the fifth of a Series of valued at between put) to 4.100 an
weekly stories which Jotter A. acre, or something ,.nearhalf a
Carroll,'-tssiStatts deputy- aria. ut:iiiien_dolla re.
inter of agriculture for t.tutario • Despite his wealth and the size
and formerly set•ret:irv-mauager of his.. fafrua, ,Mr. Kastlterg is not
of the Ontario Plowmen's As- an absentee farmer by any means.
soclatiou, will write about the Not once did he call upon his agent
visit of Canada's elutmpit t or foreman to answer questions, but by, the government and appears to
plowmen to the British I:�les; enthusiastically explained the have checked the epidemic', for the
Germany, Denmark :tad Sweden. farm's operations to us. 'there
last count' reported, only 130, new
' N+3WQUAY, t)tlit\V, L1..- 4t is was. no doubt 'who Was the active; ,cases Compared with 400 'a day at
ai'fec `nsidnight and we hive little master of the Kastberg farm. the peak about div weeks ago.
time to- spare it this letter is to Mr. Kastiaerg has almost cons ;While the Danes''tire mechanizing
caatch rite owcrseus plane and Our p1 telt mechanized his farm. itis as rapidly as possibly, they have
deadlines in Canada. elaborate horse stables now house less than 30,004 tractors till farms.
\\'e have just eowe.from the ban- ,only two animals, one a Shetland and horses are_ , commonly. used, the
net of the West of England champ. pony. His prewar 3'2 draft animals most general 'being the Jutland
Evers rod of the Larsen f 'ROU&N VETERAN' PLEADS
put to work. It supports 20 milk TROOPS" NEED FOR MAIL
tattle. ' Cine hundred bacon logs „ ,
had been marketed in the past If, the soldiers in Korea don't
year. There are seven acres under receive lots cif mail • from honte
wheat, dive acres of sugar beet, -and
two and one half acres of sugar
beet seed.
Larsen beeps' two risen on a
Yearly bangs -against 1-f on the
Kastt►erg estate --a Cow -moan and a
held operator.. 'their wages aver-
age about' $5t.) a utouth, with cottage
Cows and au equal number of young
they're pretty blue; that's about. all
there is to look forward to over
there,'' stated Sgt. Arthur Sawyer,
home on furlough after serving over
11 months with the United Stalk's
Infantry in Korea, tie. is-. from
Detroit but is visiting his parents -
supplied.. The overhead and labor in-law in Goderich along with his
bili - serrated high to us for u • 9t►- wife, the former I'hyllis Cooper of
acre homestead, hut, air. Larsen said, ,Goderich. _ . `- ..
be trade a good iirol1t
on- -. "r a fall scale war in Koren
ations.last year. . , and Ito police action," he .told the
1t 18- ,rollt ..,,ma�.:�t alae so high Sfgn:it-` nice "and the going !` is
this year, for his. cattle contracted rough. Sotuetime.s the. boys feel
the drehd foot-and-mouth disease, they're getting nowhere. ' These
which hit about 15 per cent of the truce talks give the enemy time to
Danish herds: 'Serum was supplied- ,build up their strength.
"When .1 left Korea .last Deceiit-
ber reinforcements were coming in
strong but before that time things
were not so good. It's pretty hard
to beat the Chinese because there
are so many , of them. They are
poured in there by the' thousands
and they're supported by the Rus-
sian Cowmunisia." ,
Sgt. Sawyer 'will be posted some -
the been replaced b). lite tractors
the delicatessen:- fur►ship plovvint; mmatr•!t •�wltictt vias 1 breed. On some .mull ,holclInt,s we where in the United States at the
held a few mites from here today. and three self-propelled conmbiu�s . saw a Norwegian tv'1w 1 about the eo�ttpletion of -his' furlough.
The banquet ended in a personal Other rnzichinery on the form 9th size of \� elsh ponies.
Electric Blankets 59.50 49.00
FULL SIZE — AUTOMATIC CONTROL — 2 ONLY.
Electric 8umidifiera 49'50 39.00
AIR CONDITIONER, 3 -SPEED SWITCH -2 ONLY
"toAQY"r
Electric Washers 169.00 -129.00
FULL SIDE TUBS, LARGE WRINGERS — 2 ONLY -
Bedroom Suite 194.00 134.00
3 PIECES AND BENCH IN LIMED OAK
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3 pieces land bench, waterfall walnut ,triple mirror, 2 only
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Chesterfield- Suite
3 PIECES -- 2 CUSHION CHESTERFIELD
triumph for Gene Timbers, -our 1S elndrs the latest-equtpnent an sugar.' Qttr trip tram- Copenhagen to , `'
year-old champion horse plowman beet farming and elevators forgiass- Stockholm—day air,—was unevent
He: 'You say I remind you, of.
from Milliken, Out. �He carvers an- ing grass and sugar beet tops into ful, except that the plane was late Don Juan, the great lower? \\'hy'.�'
other notch in his plow shaft by silos. Ile has one of the divest seed- and by the time we, reached Sweden She • Well, for one thing—he s
winning the open clues far under (-leaning plants I have ever seen: our schedule was shot. We int- been dead for'.years and years.
21's in today's tourney. The vola- It has two divisions; the first tot mediately entered a round of visit-
ners were announced toward the dry and dean grain as it is hue- i ing mediately
officials and held a press „The Ring of Diamonds, he of the
end of the banquet, which vvas at- i vested, and the other to clean small, conference. The interest shown by raised hand, is said to represent
tended by soar :ifa ,plown►ett and sus- I European newspapermen in their `Tubus Caesar.
Custom cleaning of .malt. seeds is
West of )✓`uglupd funuerti, i Canadian guests and Canada eon- -
The ritaat .11 ut Newlyn k:ast, was done in winter, and this ingenioustimes to amaze us.FARM YIELD RECORD
hold-. under ideal tsmd•itions ; the. Dane even makes use of the chaff See )heist Snow Ontario's farm (production was
weather was springlike •and the and cleanings. the blows it through The Gelds of Sweden gave us worth a record total of $1,..''74,357,-',
ground good. It attracted a large a pipe about 100 yards long to the our best sight of snow since teat- 000 last year, Agriculture Minister
furnace which heats the estate Kennedy has announced. This was
entry. Iing Canada, and we .felt quite at
For the moment that is all on castle. home whets ewe saw the Swedes almost $150,000,000 more than in
our first venture into competition>' Nothing short of castle can de- wearing clothing similar to our 1950 when the total output was
on this side of the. Atlantic this scribe the beautiful Kastberg home.
own winter dies. An immediate valued at ¢1,1:.'6,321,000.
Laid •out in the familiar European Returns from both butter and
year,_. to t are now all lookingfor- contrast to Denmark was the nutu-
ward to the international match at courtyard style, it was first built her of new 'cars , on Stockholm mixed grains showed an increase
Belfast pest month'. I will tell you in 174°, and is still standing ars streets and others offered for wile
more about today's exciting eventsproud as it was the day those 18th
t.entury stonemasons completed it. —none has been imported in Den
in my next. letter. Iii the mean- mark since 1938. London's; +it Stockholm the bath
j The Kast,ber►s run a mixed farm, vitt
time I want to bring you up -to- i The days in Sweden were short resembled a miilr.. vooij g , and
date al the rest of our. tour' of other east 100 stinking ntil coma's, 1:.'0' Por darkness came o about 4 p.m. in Copenhagen ft was a sit-down
other cattle and --until they were shaped like a chair. An ex -
In
and it was. still darkat 9 u.m. in tub
solei earlier this year—'200 hogs. r ----
In my letter I promi�ett to tell dull weather. This is not curies- tremely cold seat aflrst thing in the
you about the two vastly different There ecu when a saw rt the seed ing when tt is retrtentbered that morning!! -
-Our hotel towels have varied as
I Should e�.platn are 1.u„ette \or of whacb t5 i►re��ed for oil There compared to Toronto 43 and much as the baths. Perhaps ';t
psychiatrist' could interpret nation-
s vie. enc ins
hl traits frotu the e 1 e, t
•for a Betel linen hhs rovidcd a
melded '�'' time. meted r noir and s p
ill of u� the i+�rutrltural ltlghll•�ht Our Gaunt tutu 1 urnl►e hay twtven continual, sur)►rase T►avvel, vaarted
other �riiu, Jzelded ii► times ,eeci >; from pot'ket handkerchief size- in
Cdpenliagcn to carpet size in Lot-_
don ;affil __-Stttiklibii i, Where they
were six feet Eby four feet.
Changing countries and curreuey
are 200acres in still
farms we wiyitect iu Denmark. \\'e,•b — Stockholm is on a latitude of 'S9-
uc cos of beets for sur it and '' : ' , Van -
'man Tyndall, the champion tractorcouver's 49. On a Canadian nap,
-\
,.acres for feed. Ir.
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r. '
plowman and +utv.clf, John Carroll':
Stockholm would-beabout the id=
t u d�to
asiht"g . estimated . his' viii o he. .farm, ��•u. for v
Oar t f f edie of Ila son Iia
Hilda -On
` t, a .. ... .- J - given
of the i):1nish tour. .�'1 he 1 mus _-g us inany-a chuckle, trying to aclju, t
se►vvu. This indicates ' good land_
were more than ordinarily interest- to strange• ?aeilit-les and new
and more infpx►rt int.. good farrnint- -
ing bet,ause they tendert to show customs. All •European hotels ask
both ends of the scale in Danish A Classy Fanner ,.guests to leave footwear outside the.,
agriculture. ' Erik Larsen, our next host, door for cleaning ower -night. Since
Danish. Favus Small dressed and looked like a young we are travelling light with only every three *lays left ns easy prey
Of 1itt .11,(100. farm holdings in executive, but he was fanner one pair each, we have -been afraid to th,e tu►scrupulous. Our 'pi ittoe
Denmark about half are. from ,tme •through :and through. lie routs his to .take advantage of • thin. tine has been just to hand out bank
and a half to •'► :lyres 111 size. and 90 -acre farm from his father. pay- night—at 2 a.n►.---1 was awakened a notes ,and meekly accept whatever
• alt. anotlo r 4.54)0 are of 100 acres 14,, $2,000 annually for land, -stock with the thought "we were. being , change we get. The nlathematks
or more. The bo10nee varies be- and implements: in additipn - he burgled. It was only the frustrated • involved would take too long!
tween ".. acres to 100 acres. There ' hays $1,010 in t:► es. - a shoe porter creeping around my ; But now the ;ire back in England
is vi+ry little bash or wasteland ;io- What the Larsen farmlacks in room st(4c.in.g..my shoes' and tomorrow willdart. off on a
' efficiency, plan -1 A h:atlt itfcidentally is •not just,' tour of Wales. so all we have to
that' in nlost easels the total lees 1
size 11 Makes Il 1 121 ('
is arat,le. Moth farms WO t 1. 4te(1"1 uing :ted eglti1)ineut. ' We ruarvelled a bat ll: In London it vas six sail''Worry about are our Welsh •aerents
vvern :above the :av-era;;e size. • at the large sell -equipped ,b1ti41- one half feet lot►;:,imy ..first chance and control of our pounds, shillings
The first was owned by an ex- lugs: the main ' barn is 104) feet, for a full stretch since swiuin►iug,in._LU.rd pence. .
tremely well-to-do couple. 'Ir. and lotlg with :t.:,0 -foot T -extension. It the " ricl " In •li at if air• we had 'We'll lice') you posted on our
i'Mrs. -1'.-llorge, Kastberg. , Their -is-- all tile- roofed. -
Z1i�1 SDAY, F
RUAKY 7tb,1952
LEGIONFALL
AT., FEB.:9
17 GAMES $1.00
$3.00 CASH PRIZE
4 SPECIALS—Share the Wealth
Doors open at 8,30 p.m.
1st game starts at 9.00 p.m.
of 17,000,000' and milk brought in
$5,000,000 more thin in the pre-
vious year. Hog returns were 'up
$28,000.
•
Canada has 61 ocean-going cargo
vessels carrying the flag of the
Dominion.
N111111r
Front 1901 so 1911 more than
1,800,000 immigrants entered C,an-
•ada, producing 34 per cent popu-
)ation increase in the &Cade, larg-
est nt4trtive growth' of any modern
country in a similar period.—Quick
Canadian Facts.
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