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Regionai Conference
The local librarian and three 'Stratford, Saturday. Francis R.
members of the .board attended S. John of New York was the
a regional library conference in chief speaker.
Established in 1936
Over 30 years in business provides us with the
necessary experience to help with most farm
mechanical problems.
We are available at any time to assist
exhibitors and others associated with
the International Plowing Match.
WE'LL SEE YOU AT
THE INTERNATIONAL
Our Customers and Suppliers
are invited to use our exhibit
at the Plowing Match
as their Headquarters
McGAVIN
Farm Equipment
SALES & SERVICE
Phone 52 -0245 Brussels 365 W 6
Mr. St. John has just finished
a survey of the libraries of
Western Ontario and gave some
of the suggestions he is snak-
ing in his report which will
soon be released. This survey
was sponsored by the Depart-
ment of •Education of the On-
tario Government, which is re-
sponsible for the public lib-
rary. system.
Mr. St. John recommended
the establishment of county
libraries, through which local
libraries could obtain books
more cheaply and could borrow
rare or expensive reference
works. A regional library com-
prising the counties of Huron,
Perth, Waterloo and Welling-
ton is also being considered.
At the June meeting of the.
Seaforth Library Board, tribute
was paid to Mrs. Mary Van
Rengen for her work at the
library. In appreciation 'of her
services, a gift was presented
Mr, and Mrs. Van Rengen are
leaving July 1, for Cornwall,
where Mr. Van Rengen will be
teaching.
Logan
Council
Meets
• Logan Council met with all
members present...
Since there were no appeals
on the Wood's Drain, the Court
of Revision was dispensed with
and the bylaw given final read-
ing. The final inspection certifi-
cate was received.,from the En-
gineer on the dram and all ac-
counts were ordered paid and
an amending bylaw passed, re-
ducing the assessments. •
T h e treasurer reported
$9,206.21, 1965 taxes outstand-
ing and was instructed to turn
this amount into the County
Treasurer for collection. A
notice stating the Main Hagar-
ty Drain is out of repair was
received by council and James
A. Howes is to be notified tg
examine it and report back to
council. Road accounts totaling
$1,690:98 and general accounts
amounting to $4,691.15 were
ordered paid. ' -
STAFFA
Mr. Garnet Taylor is a pat-
ient in Clinton Public Hospital.
THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE
ONTARIO PLOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION
extend to 209,000" people an invitation to their 53 -Fd International
Plowing -Match and Farm Machinery Demonstration scheduled to
take place on the Scott Farms at Seaforth, October llth to 14th,
inclusive.
With the County of Huron acting as host and assuming
local responsibilities there is every assurance this year's event will
live up to its reputation of being the largest of its kind in Canada,
if not the World.
About 1,000 acres have. been reserved for exhibits, plow-
ing competitions, demonstrations, corn day program, parking and
special events.
Close to 300 exhibitors will be reserving space in Tented
City. Those who have not yet made application are urged to do so
as 50011 as possible, but not later than September 4th. Plowmen
intending to compete in the various classes have until $eptem..
ber 30th to -make entry. The address is: Ontario Plowmen's As.
sociation, 0 1glinton Avenue East, Toronto 12, Ontario.
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THIS IS AN air view of one of the Scott
Farms where the, 1966 International Plowing
Match takes place in October. Along the road in
the background will. pass much of the traffic on
its way to' the, match. The Tented Citywill be lo-
cated adjacent to the upper right hand .corner of
the picture, where more than 300 exhibitors will
display the latest in farm equipment and machin-
ery.
01965 The TIP CORP.
IT'S GOOD
HOLLER FER A 'BOTTLE!
Bottled under the authority of The Tip Corp. of America
Co-chairmen Share
Planning ,Problems
CO-CHAIRMEN OF THE Huronlocal committee re-
sponsible for all local arrangements for the International
Plowing. Match in October, are (left) Gordon McGavin, Wal-
ton and Larry 'Snider, Exeter. Each has spent long hours
during the past three years' in meetings across the county
dealing with plowing match matters.
News of
BRODHAGEN
The house of the late Mrs.
William Querengesserlhas been
sold- to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock
and family of Stratford and the
household contents were sold
at an auction sale in Mitchell.
on Saturday.
A basket of flowers was in
Lutheran Church on _Sunday
from the funeral on Saturday,
of Earl 'Pfeifer.
Members of the Lutheran
Church Women attended a so-
cial evening as guests of the
CWL at St. Columban Church,
last Wednesday evening.'
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholy
dice attended the Lions Tour
23 Reunion at Seaforth Lions
Park, with dinner at the curl-
ing rink on Sunday afternoon.
Russell has been on this tour
to Europe five years ago.
Miss Diane Beuerman of Sea -
forth, who graduated from St.
Thomas' Hospital, as a radio=
ligist recentlyo is spending sev-
eral weeks with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Louie Hillebrecht
before taking a position at the
Seaforth Community Hospital.
The Swing Bowling Club have
started their genies on the
courts on the St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller
and Linda, ,with Mrs. Toledo
Beuerman and Pete Miller, of
Waterloo.
Mr. Michael Doman of .King-
ston with his sister, Mrs. Kap-
pes and Rev. Kappes.
The cabaret dance at the
Community Hall on Saturday
evening was attended by a
very large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ShoIdice,
with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deig-
el, Stratford.
Mrs. Kenneth Elligsen, Terry
and Warren and her mother,
Mrs Mabel Higgerson are
spending this week visiting rel-
atives in Toronto.
PEPSI -COLA, MOUNTAIN ,DEW and KIST FLAVORS
BOTTLED AND., DISTRIBUTED IN HURON COUNTY BY .
Tuckey
beverages Limited
EXITER, TELEPHONE 235-1505
K-137 .- ' KimberC H I KS K-155
• • are proving to be one of the most profitable commercial white egg
producers available, regardless of price. IimberCHICKS will lay
245-290 eggs; will produce 70-75 per cent large eggs ; • will .pro-
duce premium eggs one to four months longer.
are GATES •
"This sidewalk needs fixing."
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BAEY-ICKS AND STARTED
PULLETS ALWAYS AVAILABLE
Scott 'Poultry , Farms Ltd.
Phone 5214841 Seaforth, Onturio
Is An Autbblrized Associate Hatchery
Pranchized To Produce Genuine KimberCHXCKS •
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