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se a, daugllter Of Mr, and Mrs.
Jerry Doerr, Dublin, became
the bride of Frask Kier Mc
Ctitcheon, Brussels, son of Mt.
Harry McCutcheon, Brussels,
and the late Mr. McCutcheon,
on Saturday, November 25, at
2:30 p.m. Rev. K. Griffiths offici-
ated.
The bride wore a gown of
"I do" taffeta, styled with fit -
ed bodice with a portrait neck-
line and front lace insertions,
re -embroidered with sequins
and lilypoint sleeves. Her bouff-
ant skirt had scattered lace ap-
pliques and taffeta bands with
back bow, draping softly into a
chapel train. A crown of
orange blossoms held her cir-
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ter of the bilde, and Mise
Kathy Doerr, Dublin, slater of
the bride, were bridesmaids,
all wearing identical gowns of
magenta velvet with headdress
of white velvet rose with a veil.
They carried bouquets of white
and aqua mums.
Misses Debbie McPherson, of
Seaforth, niece of the bride,
and Jane Johnson, RR 1, Dub-
lin, were ilower-girls, wearing
white velvet dresses with candy
stripe headdresses, and carried
baskets of white and aqua baby
mums.
Jack McCutcheon, Brussels
was groomsrnan, and Melvin
McCutcheon, brother of the
groom, and Bob Doerr, Crom
arty, twin brother of the bride
were ushers. Mrs. Winona Mar
tin was organist, with Patsy
Bryans as soloist, singing "The
Wedding Prayer" and "Wed-
ding Benediction."
A reception followed in the
church parlors, after which the
guests were invited to the home
of the bride's parents, where
the bride's mother received the
guests, wearing a sheath dress
of beige brocade with black and
beige accessories with a cor-
sage of pink carnations. The
groom's mother assisted, wear-
ing a mauve figured sheath
dress with black accessories,
and a white and yellow mum
corsage.
For a wedding trip to the
Western Provinces, the bride
donned a two-piece wool gold
dress, a black coat with mink
collar and hat and a corsage
of bronze mums. On their re-
turn the couple will reside in
Brussels.
Guests were present from
Torento, Welland, Listowel,
Stratford, Seaforth, Cromarty,
Monkton, Dublin and Walton.
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FURROW AND
FALLOW
(By FAIRBAIRN)
Top agricultural officials from
all over Canada met recently in
Ottawa at what has become an
annual event — the Dominion -
Provincial Agricultural Confer-
ence. Discussions of this kind
cannot 'help being useful to
Canadian farmers and especial-
ly to those who are fortunate
enough to attend but it is some-
times hard to see the direct
benefits to farmers as a whole.
Perhaps it is too much to ex-
pect that any immediate and
tangible results should be ap-
parent.
We wonder, for example,
whether any legislation is pos-
sible throughout the country to
ensure that any farmer from
Newfoundland to Vancouver
Island could get spare parts for
farm machinery in a hurry
when he needs them? We won-
der whether this very basic
problem is being discussed?
The Ontario Federation of Ag-
riculture passed a couple of
resolutions regarding this at its
recent meeting and we under-
stand suggestions for a provin-
cial act have been presented to
the Ontario Department of Ag-
riculture but will anything be
done about it?
Former Ontario Minister of
Agriculture Goodfellow, in what
turned out to be his swan song
despite his protestations, told
the same OFA meeting that one
of the vital problems requiring
solution concerns farm assess-
ment. It wouldn't surprise us
if that was discussed at the Ot-
tawa meeting and it's to be
hoped that something will be
done about that.
Now, these are very funda-
mental points that every Cana-
dian farmer is vitally interest-
ed in. They concern him per-
sonally much more than some
academic discussions about mar-
keting or production—import.
ant though they may be. An
important matter that did come
up was the Federal Govern-
ment's dairy policy. The Cana-
dian Federation of Agriculture
in its presentation urged the
early enactment of the new
policy proposed recently by
Dairy Farmers of Canada. If
this happens it will affect milk
producers everywhere but it
won't be this year—the next
dairy year starts in May, 1962,
Dairy Farmers asked for a
14c per pound consumer sub-
sidy - on butter and a 50c sup-
port price in place of the pres-
ent 64c with a deficiency pay-
ment to cream producers so
their returns would not be dras-
tically reduced. They also ask-
ed for a thorough overhaul of
fluid milk quota systems to re-
duce surplus production and a
limitation of supports on manu-
facturing milk to this year's
level of production. These
would be definite steps to lim-
it production that no govern-
ment will take without some
very clear indications of pro -
Urge Dry TornOs'''
Before Waxing
The secret of avoiding Ort,
colors and rote in waxe4 tux..
nips lies in the preparatory
washing and drying, according
to Dr. J. F. Bradbury, of the
Canada Department of Agricul-
ture's research laboratory at
Vineland, Qnt.
When washed in a tank, tur-
nips are liable to accumulate
bacteria.
Dr. Bradbury suggests spray
washing, disinfecting the tur-
nips with a chlorine -type pre-
paration, and drying within 12
hours on racks in a well -ven-
tilated drying room equipped
with fans and separated from
the washing plant.
Periodical disinfection of con-
veyors, drying racks, storage
bins and trimming tables—
everything which the turnips
touch—is also necessary,
Don't forget to spread straw
or manure over the shallow
parts in water lines, reminds
Professor R. W. Irwin, Ontario
Agricultural College engineer.
Otherwise they might freeze.
Tile lines emptying from septic
tanks sometimes freeze where
they run under roadways. This
might be prevented by cover-
ing them with straw.
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