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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1942-02-05, Page 7THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 5, 1962" THE SEAFORT1: NEWS Implements, Repairs :Limiter This Year "Check Upand Order Now," Urges Ontario Department of Agriculture The administrator of farm and road machinery has announced that on the basis of 1940 sales manufac- turers of farm equipment are limit- ed in production ranging from a decrease of 50% on certain types of less essential implements to an increase of 200% in the case of milking machines and cream separ- ators. The production of attach- ments and repair parts is limited to 104% of 1940 sales. This means that 1942 production will be slight- ly less than the 'record sales of 1941. Although supplies are limited, im- plement manufacturers and dealers are hopeful that all orders for spare parts can be filled, providing they know in time what the demands are likely to be, The Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture urges that every farmer should without delay look over his equipment, tractor to binder and spray outfit, even to the hay fork and rope and wire for pat- ching fences and inform his dealer of his requirements. This is a matter of supreme importance. Maximum farm production is required. Prompt delivery of repair parts cannot be guaranteed after Spring work starts. Costly breakdowns and long delays and loss of time of men and equip- ment can largely be avoided by a careful overhaul of farm equipment during the Winter months, The Department of Agriculture is also' urging that farmers swing in behind the voluntary agricultural war committees being formed in every county. These' committees are making a survey, the results of which will enable each neighborhood through planning and organisation, to secure the maximum use of avail- able labor and equipment b the community, Great Britain needs more food from Canada. Supplies for domestic consumption in Canada are short. The maximum in production can only be reached by making the best possible use of what we have in every county, township, community and upon every farm, Goderich Couple Killed In Crash at London Mr. and Mrs. James Salkeld, aged 29 and 25 of Goderich, and Mrs, John Lamont, 26, of London, were killed, and William Sutherland, 27, Goderich lawyer, Mrs. Lettere Sutherland, 30, and 2nd Lieut, John Lamont, M.D., London, were taken to hospital suff- ering from serious injuries as a re- sult of a level crossing accident at London early Sunday morning. Their automobile was struck by a CNR train at the Pottersburg crossing in East London, at 2,80 a,m. Lieut. Lamont, who came from Ex- eter, lived in Loudon with an aunt. James Salkeld, of Goderich, was as- sociated with the Sandy Contracting and Machine Works there. 1115 wife was the former Miss Margaret Sandy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sandy of Goderich. Two little children survive, besides his mother, ' two brothers and a sister. Mrs. Salkeld is survived by her parents and her children, also by two sisters and a brother, all living in Goderich. Both Mr. and Mrs. Salk- eld were members of North, street United Church. Want and For Sale Ads., 1 week 250 J. G2311,1ADIPS GIV. AGE SEAFORTH Chrysler, Plymouth' and Fargo Dealer Come in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck We also have a Service Truck—if you have .car trouble, phone 179 and we will come promptly PHONE 179. ' All RepairsStrictly Cash. 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It was taken on arrival at a port in Great Britain and the upturned faces show how these young members of the Canadian Army listened to words of welcome from senior officers. At the left are two "Repaint Jobs". to quote the irreverent young lieu- tenant In the story who christened Great War Veterans in this highly modern manner. They .are Major Ref/dirk and Lieut. Carm; hael. Lower right shows enthusiastic youngsters, taking chances with what might be thrown over the side .as they squirm through port -holes to get a Boot look at the Old Country. (Canadian Army Photos) Youthify Your Neck It is often said that " a woman looks as old (or as young) as finer neck. How true it is! The more you beautify your neck, the more glaring- ly will your neck betray you if it is flabby or wrinkled. So au excellent resolution is to devote more time to youthifying your neck. And it is sur- prising flow little time it takes if you will do it every day. 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