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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-11-07, Page 3THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1940 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE THREE GOAT RAISING ON INCREASE IN CANADA A. .,.. c.Nlillan, associate chief, Production services. Donartment of lttaiva, recently report- ed ;10,1 Canadian -bred milk goats th,..e awe- bmarktildy WC/I 1111- 1,r rosittir .12,ford of Production losting, do, was among the ,--ast e prodricers of . AN odd je.,:•_.....i.redneed -US"; :pounds of midi 1:5; of :butter fat," Said ,,w11111,4s 10 11111, ILL" llere are A...owe:en and 1 5,titio goats ot Lantida, spread pretty 1Voll te,'Vr eat) province. lt", a shiw-grow- in,g indastry and, said Mr. 'tilaciMillan, no threat to the dairying in' cattle in- dastries. "There's plenty cvf room for :both," he said. "They are particularly .valu- able :to the new districts, You find them dotted arnout in ihe northern parts of .the Prairie Provinces and in new settlement areas in ,Quobec. The rocky nature of the land and lack of hay makes dairying difficult, than goats do well." Goats are raised particularly lby Ca- nadian mink and fox farms. The "kits- as lie young mink are called. illthrive on -goat's milk and eventually pelts are finer, said N1r.. A wide variety of industries are cotinected with goats. In some Eur- opean conntries as many as 35 kinds of goat cheese are tiroduced. Kids are fa:tem/el for six -weeks 00 two •montlis :like 'baby lambs: the meat is tender, ealtito and similar in 1111.1"Or. eloat is used in Canadian Chil- dfon's lios!.itals. wherever a regular can 'hi. 1001. It i little sweet- tho taste: than cow's milk :and 'atts no odor. said Nit. Mae-Mill:no -"I'llere s,:metimes a 'prejudice r1eCW,1,:t. 11111111 1-111!y the male aninial has strou; ,-,:lor—tho ;1'e has no odor." settlers near Prescott, Ont., aro n,i"in1,1 ,for a small fine bore 41111, indo,t7y. Tito white in of certain kinds ,s1v,U1j 1ii , especially seaglit pr,1-i's inc gloves :for luittiry trade, (What thapeon 7,, 111,- fate glove industries 111 France and 'Belgium or to the enormous goat herds which supplied the skins for the export glove trade, Mr, 'MacMillan did not Itnow, btu he thottaht the present 000 '.1 1(4110 :would 0' 00(1(1 impetus aoat raising on thi- comMent and in '.*anada. ATLANTIC FLYING BOATS COMPLETED FIVE FLIGHTS T111,8 year five trititsltlantie tllgltlo were mane by the .Atrways, Limited of the British Overseas Air. ways. The flying bout Clare crossed In 01:e1111 /11111 back four times and the Clyde 01101., in spit0 of the war 1001 ((13110111 mishap, Captain J. C. Kelly !Rogers and Captain J. P, 1011 were the skippers. Among the passengers carried were Cap1, 11. H. Balfour, M.C., M.P., Under .s.teretarY of State; British Air Min- istry; C. It Falvey, the airplane man- tuttetneer; Major lt. H. Mayo, des- igner of the "pickahaek" plane, eary-Maia; and All' Marshal W. A. nistiop, NW., the Canadian ace of the lust war. The traus-Canada Air Lines, as agent for British Uverseas Airways, was responsible tor shore arrange- ments 01 Bottenerville, the seaplane nase 011 the St. Lawrence River near atontreal. T.u,A. Made arrange- ments with the Department, of Traii- nients with the Department of Trans. tugs, for radio cominunieation and tor 00111er reports, proN'Idod trtinspoll• anon for the passengers between the Mom and Montreal, gave them refresh- ments and looked alter their tteltets and tneir baggage. The T.C.A. also tlit11111111 111111 1 111111 OX1,11.081,, 114,141 01 1V111C11 W118 (111110111111 11111 The C1111.1, 111111 the Clyde took oft front Poole iSouthanipttal 1, (1.0614ell. 10 co)nes, hire, and lhen new the Atl- antic to Botwood, Newletindlatid. next stop was litmeherville, with New lora us the lintel destluation. oti ale return trip. the flying malts stayett over night to .11011ellerVi111., and set out in the (surly hours oe the: mg morning. Wfon ;old For Salo \ds, 1 ace's, 5(0 Exeter Bridge Fell I With Truck Saturday Driver and Companion Have Miraculous Escape as High- way Structure Collapses The driver of an automobile trans- port 'which trapped into a gaily at the norrh end of Exeter early Satur- day, tater a 200,foot galenite on No. 4 highway ct.dlapsed, wit! the changed with careless driving, }mike said. Thousands of personsiftlooked to Ex- eter th.roughont two days to see the wrecked !bridge, ,with the transport still sitting on its floor. The big truck was 'freed from :the tangle of steel girders and hauled hack onto the roadway at 0 0.010*tli, Stmday night. From midday, Saturday, men had 'been busy cutting' the steel away with 011 aeolyiene torch. Then a Labatt c ra n e, btj hitched to a n other hilt truric, to keeep 41 in place, drew the empty automobile 'transport hack on- to the highway. The transport stiffer - ed surprisingly /little diona•ge. The novelty ,of a fallen bridge at- tracted so many sightseer, le'1 texeter that three 'provincial policemen were .011 duty most of ,tienulay directing- t10., hundreds of ears. The highway was kern .4..,11 'In- a detour. Ernest laame of oshalva, and :forint:I-1j of Park hilt, (1 as drking ,the track, and Charles Bine-, of the 34,i'_ . -\,l,, In -it ton, was ridimt \lilt) him. 'Pratt'- Officer Taylor. ..f Clinton, consulted with 1), F.. Holmes, croan attorney :for 1 Ittron County, aml received in- structions to lay a careless ilrild114 charge agains,t Loomis. The charge will probablj he heard in 12serer pol- ice court. It k understood that pol- ice are itivestigating the possibility that the side of tho bridge was struck a second or two before the 'bridge dropped, 'Neither of the men 'was hurt. Police said that the entire: length of 2.110 bridge, a 200 -foot sipan, went down, except close to the agnitments. The Hoar remained on a ,fairly even level and 4:hough the semi -trailer of the transport jammed against one side t'd the bridge, it did not roll over. When the bridge went down, about 4.30 Saturday morning, it made such a roar that residents of the district were awakened. For a den' minutes, until men could obtain flashlights and warn other traffic. no cars cam. - along the highway, Assisting Traffic Officer Taylor (Nero Provincial Constable Jaek Fer- gnson of Exeter and Traffic Officer Coffey ..3 14101111. \V. 12. Alder. divisional ,argineer 13 the department of hightJays, station- ed at London, sent engineer to Excl. er t.. survey the damage. Mr. Alder said that the thr,hige i- old, with steel super,tructure, 6111 1,11;14 partly wool.0Police said they believed the bridge had thr.,1“..1 in two places. A small creek flows through ihe gully lint none of the 110.,1* (ken ander water. Theueill 1111 e•slitm110,1 .3110 foot in length, it ,tias ...ily about In feet 433010 the .1)01 111111 of the gully. The transport ,Nas soirlth.eirel 10- ,0;01, 1„o11r1ol. txmi, and 17„r sato .„."1; 251 • -t, Are Seflmq JaUty Boo Books are Well Made, Carbon is Clean and Copies Readily. All styles, Carbon Leaf and Black Back. Prices as Low as You Can Get AnYwhere. Get our Quotation on Your Next Order. 413447' '440„.0, „?.^se ale rt SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. P,';,eriNNIEy4 POolvdearkgr Don Pairbairn, a quiet unpretenti- ous young man who won't eelebrate his 211111 birthday until next May, is commentator for the Ontario Farm broadeast. Fairbairn had only been in radio it little over a Yenr 4011011 W110 asked to audition for Om, CBC farm programme. Fle was horn Itis son of a farmer in the lovely yieral country close to Beamsville, He tvent to a little ('011 1401001 lotus'', in Lin- coln 111111 y. iteoideil to he mai cher, enrolled at Hamilton mania' school, aml after graduation that he lilted the 1)01181)1 1'! of ouelting even less than the thought Of Mg. But he went to DAP. to please his father. There he goi LID Id's :11111 every day now Don is in 1(111011 Dominion Clovernmeni marketing sei vice (111,111 lo, 101111 dealers. commis- sion men, getting information for ilk 110011 41117' 11tullence, Buell weol: hy mail he is in ton(]) with seores .if agricultural organizations 41111411013' 0111 Ontario, and he numbers Many friends among swine breeders, honey Producers and fruit growers. OUP Of the hest times he has had for months wits at the ploughing match at St. Thonms. He has deckled that just as soon as he can manage it he will get himself a farm, and live 011 11. ALONG T'HE AIR WAVES "Naught Shall Make Us Rue" Remembrance Day, 1440, finds the :people of the British Empire rentengb- ering its million dead with nen- s,igni. ficance. Not merely in ,grateful hom- age, honoring its soldier heroes, Brit- ons 'very where this No.venther 11 a ill salute their comrades -in -arms who served ?before them in 1110 battle they are carrying on for freed.011's sake. Already for months in Britain chil- dren, 1( 01)1(1) 1101 soft -eyed grand13 parents, diplomats, cook1, ltairelre,-- ers, judges, hoot blacks, 741(11! LI 1191, 111,111,;(1'S and ancient dowager- hall' •10111 0,110111er unflinching in the 'oat- tle line. an rinforgettal,!.. 4111311,.: heroism which entitles diem 1, place or. 'Britain's sce.,11 of honor. But it is they who honor their drad .f an earlier crasaele. and •t. 111.1111-gli- out the Empire, the last stssigthold c3.111,Wl'aey. 111111 art. sprin,eing Britoil's aid. Ronietiraeriag itl. pride those alto well.'all', 111'- 1 most fineounium emotive,. a.”1,1, in the urkina of a sltinime, new pa,ter to honor the 111 their 1,y1'4 is a :t 'Ai!! and (1. 114 11 hop, In Canada, the anniversary 'AT mark, d101111 11 1130,11 .,r,a/Hest m.o., !be carried :he 1 anaili'm Broadcasting Corporation. 1110 ,Men- ilelsselm Choir will provide sia'.1fic ant music and the Earl of -ttl '4117 will convey a inessam. 'aim His Mai jesty the King,. The broadcteet 4311 o heard Monday, Noteinlier m S.S5 pm. EAST. Let's Face the Facts 1111 Smadaj, Noventlia•r 10, p.m. El./111', Hendrik 1i1111.71 1 ,::: 11::111;atillYini0711f1214tallil'elsw 1. '1:11) vitation of the director formation, have .faced facts ior audiences each week since 1 Thomason started off P, rio• jalj. \1r, Vail Loon ised fact - ;tad he has neve' /mated thirt since ho tackle:I the 1 hit): gue :it the agc• of two, 1111",•k:t. : ed by au excnrsion into t1.0 creative art, Itis draaing. -.a..o- c.1 at :four. 4(4(17 '(01(4 :"::. goat:, - tif111 a Universal - ,li,t 011011 (.44, ,1411.. 11 0 0H11 410 00,711131.-1 When 41111V ,t11,1 •. : tht,' :it a preiniam. 1 1,:ndria in Rotterdam in ,(1 - (vital in vain to int, ' ,•,: speetablle parous lilto Po, : • navy and law—Iltat no. 11-1 1-ls1 apon the negations 'glories aml ./1111:1..:- 111ents 144 journalism 41)01 1 1140? English was the ntos1 difficult langio- age for a 1)utehman or any.,11: to learn, Van Loon decided to 'be a writer itt English. As all the a 01,1 111ews, he made a ,great 0; bis chosen career, from its beginning, and '13) 11 ionig list of Raven -tares he add -ed !best sellers. Huron and Perth Lead in Honey Production rde,,[,,, 111 ProAince fletario a- a ,eliolc 11113 year will ▪ lower. 111 fact apiarists in many suctions found that their 'bee ('utonie; proelacuel little unire that) emsrgh for witrturing. Perth, Huron, (=rev and firtree counties have 'been much more fortunate, however, according. tel Pro- fessor Townsend of the agricultural department of the Ontario Agrictsltat, al College, in That their honey producr tient will he slightly helow 11,-100101. littron and (1 1''V counties are le(1d- ing 11) hooey prodactiem. Bruce cemn- ty's pre)cation ranks next. Perth comtty is down a good deal troll! the standpoint eif the almiller of col,)ttie, in active Imoduction, in this particalar ,e,ttion this -year etp,wards of a million and three eittarters pounds of hone, teat extracted, narking. ,the hone3 in- elastry a most important ones 'Faking linron voutity taillt its 9.590 colemies bee, as art index the 'writer found that all has not beet) clear sailing fe,0 the api:trists • ontario. Theialoce Ilalierer, ,,f Zurich, comity apiary inspector and himself the ,)1,,roor olottio- of Ina-, stated a ietv of the trials tribulations, wart ter), a el' with lieekeepinz mi anti! 1't25," -1 it IA 111r. lireherer, "Nthen the colou; of the district be -ani,. infester • ::": Americ:th 'foal 'brood. 'I'M, ihseas, a particularly kid one :11111 t'Ine arie- 11-11,011 .311 1'11111,''.t. 1 :41 1 he and 1 1111to. y.st ',NV eri: mighty busy: desirojitie flkettsed colonies. "I'racticitilj every apiar3 1 the tlentnty 14 Unroll was affected thy the future ior beekeepers did not 't'ent partionlarly bright. hat the miliztry owners '0-0401141 ('11 111 a 81,1011- 1141 way. Some owners hail te, haat. 75 per "0111 Of their colonies destroyed. That's (mite a '111fros -.vheil you e0,1,-.1.1- 00.that the frames 1111 11 hties roast al- so lite learned. But ue 111, ta. disease and this spriti,g• mit of 5,01111 colonies twhich 1 inimectei'l there were imly 12 diseased colonies," lIalnerer's statement is Norne out also thy l'rofe-ss,Ir 'Isralisend 11111 reports 11101 in some seetti)ms 51 0)11- tarit) the disease is completely wiped out and others have less than 1110ce per rent. Production i- ',Iowa this .ear deft tro rainy attather. The :hoe is on.- aork 1•1 4011,1 'halos g.. the rain, and he 005 Ilantlwrod 11111 year 110 lacle bright, sunshiny ilays when he co111.1 • aretand and tine! 11,44, '015 and 111,11011. ((('111 htT- 14,'1.1,1'1.! 11,1k, a I,. 311 r, 1 1al. that a nutioritj the 1.411• shit,- :Ire 31(11 a IrFie ,,,en't.,v,‘ (14.4, ilott,ver, II...) held -mi.... of .71 i,orr:t.,e 'IV' 1,, 1.11',1 0' '11101 :r1.4oilli"I',111 .11 31,1.14: 113111, '01L.'''. I ,1,1 1131 11 L'4,111, a 11,11.1 141311' this jear's .1•1"Itions ra:, 1'4(4(444 11111 1.: cern.. far I'm, e e4m,rt 11-1le 11, lionet ar.aftie,rs ae.• 111..1 titodeet ttil! 1171 '11 British islos for them. vie e• :11,' (11 41311', 14. 004 sole, Mr: :ipiaries.• 1 Iahevcr.. 1/nrieb, 'ire the largest 117'0,111,1-r. 111 1111'.,? .,,e11111:. 11 'ib, 11:01 "11111,1 what he 1. 1. ll•f• '..onfoct 'ocati1.11 for 5;1 oi his e1171's, located in 0111., e,14e a 1,14":.1. on 111,' Flipltriatti Snell farm, l,1. c,,!,fflies ate perfeeily :,rotuctell three I' -n in 'Intim connty I), 1311it :Ater. .keep. cole - -I413hic, to Ins iarmitiii. lie 1330•30111 .gateii,y sign that attracts many, people each :imar to :1,711TIlaS1.' 114A03y and 1,0,111 over his tine Iferefords. largest beekeeper in Brace count:i 3., E. .1. Hi aarth, of Tara. wile., has ewer 1,1110 colonies. T. 13, Iltalgins, of Kincardine, /with over 1,1t,t0 colonies. Ise: an abandoned factory for extracting honey and stor- ing. the bees in the winter semson. Grey (minty has its tbee population spread out amcmg more owners. The higgest 'apiary is sliat of the Showells of Owen Sound, 1who have 1150 colon- ies. In Grey -county there are two in- siieet.ms, 1 1, S, 1.-h001711, S4,11111i. 3,1' North tire:: and iN,V. A. 311111: «14111 4411,3 is inspector for Grey count!. and who operates 5/10 iv, of bees. The I PI i• IthaniM0.3.." that theta. f,,ar counties, Perth. 1-1 111'. Pollee and 1 ;r1.y can and do produce :out, of Co fine,/ honey in Ontario. Mdarls•- 4'' a chutney to their nrolact at the frail and lee,er 7(1..111 ;It 1111,,'r at liarr3 J. 31o31e, -.— Science Finds Best Time 01 Year To Have Baby 111,. old:. now, theibg ativacelel it. rh, 314. 471.1317401) - :lit issue ! '113.. Dotroit Sanday Times it 1, hest for child 111111 mother, too, if the '1 ,'.'(74.(1'(4 '11,00 in laze Winter or ..rtri?.. Spra..! lts Man 0 A,,11 0, 101 lon.ter, ',aratimixtualcasenelemenormiscrwaros,c,p, BUS TIME TABLE Summer Time Table seafortit far Stratfard, aut. feat 11.111 1,10- 1470474 Senforth for Goderieh: Dili'and h,.1.. 1.00:. p.m. and 1.48 111411, 11d Don. and 1,.171 :',,,',-,',l for T,.r.o.to; 1 VIldrol• - 11,1,.,m'. nick Heise 41 (LL)17'5 SEAFORTH Chrysler Pillutuith and FITgo e:: ,.„1114)the 11174,.. 4133 I !,/ 0 :Ca 1ervice have 0110110 1711 aoel e.,)tre promptly Electric Welding Done' by an Experient/..ol Welder, Kell CalltPbeli Work guaranteed, The portahlo welder eau or '401111011 tlyar" PHONE 179. SEAFORTH PAY,Idevos*ACnICIMWEWAMM.M.,ti.ea2M.C. ,1110.11c01215GannOtaanaramailttlat.11.05.%1211e191111IMMIEMZ=ZZVAITSM.601.......=.'71M1===r- .0.7.13=121, DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY PHONE COLLECT — SEAFORTH 113. EXETER OS DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.