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Heavy demand for pond
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; and assistance program for The agreement was outlined , tinued its investigation. into The
iforces ARCA to cut grants
, conservation authority has been; ,established. by authorities,
i Demand for fan Pfulds in i •agefnent agreement proposed , to which the authority had oh -I low-erade material from !arta
eloped to the point where the Forests which .cperates forests
the Ausable vvatershed has de., 'hy .the Dep 't of Lands and, jected •earber.
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I l'he reforestation board eon- ,
Seek opera ter ,woodlots, thereby encouraging
{ proper thinning of privately?
owned forests.
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' ' The authority already has re- pervisor for the dep't, who ex- • coesuming •operation which "Tshtrelalautphoersi'teylc:PisinpenrtePa'CrgeZtnn.
Project was disehased.
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, '..,'' 1 the balance of this year at, by Rod _Hummel, timber su.' the •establishment of a wood -
least. with members of Exeter In-
lik Olained a number of the points, would Provide a market for
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OFFICERS OF EXETER LEGION -This year'.s ex.ecutive 1 ,...ee. -president; Albert Ostland, treasurer; standing, Cliff t
ga iroainvii :iftli $1.7h5e. eingh jenseeerignid• a Reiss: ! one interested in the operation,
.., , targe enough o warrant full i city and financial help tq any:,
of Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion includes: ,I3rintnell, Percy Noels, Robert Sandcrs, Lorne Forth sisuinee provided, win u:e tin • - - -
Indivi uals careless wiiieh, ft is felt, could be dee
SPaled, frOnl left, Harry Dougherty, secretary; Eric Hey -j sergeant-at-arMS; Pat Skinner, Murray Greene, Reg the entire budget for the year.: . . i velopeci. into a self-SuSteirling
dont; Peter Durand, president; Eugene Beaver, firstl and Douglas Brintnell.
Wood, first yiee-president; Gerald Campbell, past presi-IIVIcDonalcl, Jim Young, R, g. Pooley, service officer,•
__TA photo indicated by the fact that the WI,-.
'The extent of the demand as thec mica s. orums Ernest Steele, Hespeler,
enterprise.
Authority normally clees not agreed such an operation would
% • , head$ growers
for bred heifer I fling ponds this year. '
ip.reecderi,v ei tt,she ensitianjioartietyd otfhaitts saePv-.
1 lications until. later in 'the '
: eral hundred farmers are plan, Preservatives are checked and I Mrs. Murray Eliott and the
antiseptics, feed additives and , held at the home of Mr. and in '
that insecticides, antibiotics, Monday night's meeting
Members of farm forums feel read and heed."
. , was , indicatecl the economics branch
beThbeeneofpiecii.aaltioenndwporualccti provide . would. be prepared to provide
f ther assistance ' • .
Bill Mcl<enzie
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McGillivray agrees Pays top p.rice i
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• I 0 William McKenzie, Exeter, t . a., , re -checked by the Department; next meeting will be at
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Enron County Fruit Growers, . ._ paid toP Price of $675' fdoiPria h .
bred heifer at the sale of Bon- discontinue its assistance Pre. . ,.., „ ifi. Ili LI C 0 IIS /
• ; H e a Ith not valued the charcoal, kindling and ether
, ate i I fro -I the low.P. grade
o pay or ' eiter oss
was re-clected president of the _ , ' Since many ponds pow are ' • • -. . ' • Mr. . ' timber for which there would be
„ d ' 'th t q t I cuse as required but it is the , ton Haist
of Adriculture for their safe home of and Mrs Wellint ni a n - -X
Robert Galloway, Cre , ein d ii d wi 00 re_ 0 es -0 . . .
anc meas.,
assistance', the th 'I, `
On . rut Y ma)" followind i st • •ti
individu il who is careless in ,
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urin„ care LI y. , Ellin ville members felt the I A large market along the Jako-
b); in Clinton Thursday.
Association at the annual meet-! McGillivray
I agreed to pay compensation , Harold Mawson.
for loss of a heifer resulting I A donation of. $10 was made Thomas,
council h a s tol.s were George . Mercer and nie Place .Holstein herd a the grl• m altogether, at was inaug..
1 William K, Bodk,L estate, St. orated to stimulate interest in ' Public are careless I concerned about food additives
Canadian public were not as jC
; !horAnonsriptd.renoSreparembi: litlelysayrseiozpde.eeryaetinonpesdin 1 tnirg
Other officers elected were:
Iioin drainage work in the to the Canadian Tied Cross I ponds; now that farmet's have 1 •Fairfield forum members re.; as they should be, The Depart.
first vice - president, Donald
Middleton, RII 3, Clinton; sec- township. . ,. . The crediten buyer put. seen the benefits, they are port people do not read the Ia. f.meol: of Agriculture,
i An 'application for a $1,500
artment of agriculture; treas.
, et we should be careful to l ln their Nevsat.):", east of atitc:en4Ausableh.thr:,
,, ,41 Council endorsed the claim of tile dram loan was accepted, ' Admiral Burke Lac!.
chasecl a daughter of Brauns Prepared, in many cases, to bets closely enough and pay 1 opinion, is doing its hes'• in chase.
ond vice - president,
finance t h e digging them- ' too little attention to exact ! making products safe for bu.. was considered for pur-
wise, RR 3 Clinton; secret.arY, • thet
Pussell Chard, Forest, exten-
Ethrar" Stanley Mollard for $56.00 and Relief payments to five per.
assessed cos against the sons totalled $550.00, '
, Spray liability insuranee was for fifty head, one of. the bet-
; 'The herd sale averaged $535 selves,
- Require trees too measurements, 'ln this age," man consumption but the 'mil-
sion specialist, Ontario dep-. Lockhart extension drain,
ter dispersal averages in Can- ' they report "when so many , vidual is carless and not co- .
1 Engineer's report on the Ride purchased .froin the Frank CO-. i The authority has also re. i lc
, new products are on the mar-, operative. H you're seeding oats On
mei, D. H. Miles, Huron ag municipal drain was adopted wan company at a premium E
0_ it ada . in recent years. ,
ceived quite a fee, applica- I follow exact directions for
and all members were present. al production 69 per cent. is previded by the aiithoritY is 1 They further feel there is no i indifferent and "health is not , broadcast a few pounds of red
their 1 waEsvheinngin the simple matter of vel0euenwo3ann,td hthavise Ytenersparnadrlifeoerl
ren. and the necessary bylaws will $115.00, I dons for trees and tree Plant-
. , fruits and vegetables - , . • ,
Directors elected were Wil-, P P
be re ared. I Reeve Earl Dixon presided' Of Canada's 'total aoricultiir- ing assistance. The equipment ' 1 manY people are careless and control,
use.
liam Stratychuk, of Brussels; 1 Petition of Joseph Conlin and weed try this 0.dea:
Edward Steckle, of Zurich; `Peter De John for a drain was ; Net i 1 meeting pve,mill. be held sold. in the Canadian market already booked for m, ost of the , call to worry about the use of I valued until it is Jost and can.' clover on each acre of the
Lorne Wood, of Lucknow; Ste. accepted and the firin of Arch'. • • I anv product for all . are ' la - I not be regained."
. and 31 per cent is exported. planting season. Further apple
wart Middleton, of RR :3 Clin- bald, Gray and McKay as
., • . cations can be accepted but for . • *.' - - - s i
, a short time only, protection. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns 0.nta.rio C, Field Kingsbury 6rop,l3tranclf et
belled correctly for everyone'1
f RR 2 Hayfield. '
ton, and William McGuire, of appointed to prepare plans. r. 8 .
Dr. A. Hutchinson of the , The firm was asked to include r
with this, worIc the drainage i•e
. ieidman comments
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r Outline program Moreover there is plenty of meeting. Next week a pot Juck grain crop and you'll gain a
' were hosts for Monday night's says it won't interfere with the
r, , reading concerning health and supper and social evening is to crop of nitrogen and. organic
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petition of •. • • I '.1 he new advisory board on children a r e taught health j be held at the home of Mr. and matter when you turn the
i lion, Vineland, outlined work• John Glavin and others. ; acquisition of flood plain lands 1 rules at school "if we will only . Mrs. Lewis Johns.
being done in putting a modern Let gravel contract 1 Federation services 1 has prepared a proposal out.;
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. lining the reasons why the land ! * stubble under.
variety of apples on dwarf root.The tender of Alex Tanner, . • ' • din river valleys should be ac -1
stocks. I to, draw and spread gravel on quired and the general method.
Al Hikichi, of the Dominion . township roads at 50c per cu- require more funs ' by which acquisition is car.'
d'. . ,d .i e iis ora of the amount of 13,000 cu. yds., was By J. CARL HEMINGWAY
Insect Laboratory, Si mcoe, bic yard to an es tim a ted
through improved compensation
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ler, anc codling moth.
maggot, red banded leaf rol- ,' accepted.
from hydro,, pipeline and high- approval, the board will meet
if the executive gives its .
l Appointed warble fly insPee. HFA Fieldman
way easements as a result of with , experts in the Belo of
Huron County Federation of the efforts of your organize- planning to prepare a specific
Agriculture, which met March tion. Many too have found policy and with govt officials'
Run over y tractor
b 14, appointed President Warren the credit available through to see what financial assistance
Zurbrigg and the -secretary to
e county. ly the federation is making a •
clan be obtained.
nspect agreement 1
I the sa fety council for the your township council for tile
drainage °tate helpful. Current -
represent the Federation on
Brinsley boy injured On the recommendation of a more equitable method ina v
study of taxation in order that The reforestation board re -
the federation insurance com- be achieved lor rural property eentl.V discussed the new man-
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By GORDON MORLEY I Miss Edith11forley, of Lon-
. mittee, Bob McMillan of Hul- owners. Identify your beef calves
lett Township was added to : In .order that these projects with brands, tattoo marks or
Jim Robinson, five -yea,' I home
I don spheenl.te.the weekend at her the committee. may be carried on alond with neckchains, suggests Professor
Robinson, had a narrow escape
son of Mr. •and Mrs. Kelly , 'The community centre at, .
Hrinsley will ,hold. its next: s0..i`otierator's insurance • supervis. ed ' Chet .either • the ;township
or, reported that there are now
Bill Duncan, ,Goderiche co ' ank mbre, atewase•ree6mMend.
units increase their payment to :Animal Husbandry Department,
Xreorge Raith.by, Head of the a
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1 et his father's farm.
ing trailer operated by
attempting to mount the mov-
from being crushed beneath
the wheels of a tractor -trailer
Apparently the little boy was
his skipping ropes are sure evi-
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of robins, and children with
cial evening on Tuesday, Apdl
is quite noticeable, and now
more hours of daYlight, return
The greater length of days in force in the county. A little equal 'Xi -mill or approach their
tive certainly proves that farm -
over 1,000 new policies were
approved during the past 'year, q
something over 4,300 policies the county so that it would
The success of this co -opera- ed to the 1/2 -mill. This would ,
increase the Federation levy
township councils with
quest that the levy be increas-
a re.. larity in. breeding and of her f
progeny's feedlot performance.;
keep records of a cow's regu- I
and value on the market are
Weight for age, rate of gain,
find it almost impossible to;
at the OAC. If you don't you'll '
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lather, when it is believed he
slipped and fell.
He was rushed to St. Jos-
. dente of spring.
adequate protection at a reason.; Elect beef men
ers are capable of providing , by 500 on a $5,000 assessment. performance'points that you 11
• want a record of. Tattooing , ..„..'\,-,.,,.•:- ...E,A______51
able cost in the insurance field I Te t•
eph's Hospital, London for by working together. There is le mee mg ‘Y`as turned over bought for less than $10. Num -
pliers and numbers can be
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and abrasion, .
treatment for shock, bruises Predicts increase would u4.reasonea n y
to alieve that they ,
less successful in I i
briefly to Bob. McGregor. zone hers for neck. chains and straps ......---.. ---- ...-_,„ ...msn...-
- Please :turn to page. 12 ' cost less' than 5fi each.
any other project they set ' , .
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in poultry volume their minds to.
: More funds needed I
Ontario has enjoyed a rela-i For some years now the de-,
tively strong chicken broiler manes being made on the
at Brmsley wiarket for the past 15 th some periods of local ing to the point where finances '
mmonthsfederation have been increas,
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shortage supplemented by size- will not permit further ser- Now Available:
Mr. Earl Lewis has been the able American imports.vi The , ces. [` meeting felt that
first to tap his trees, but ow- Now the situation is chan- the participation in the TV and . OAT CONTRACTS
ing to uncertain weather con- ging, says the Ontario Pout- radio programs provides a DIRECT FROM COMBINE
ditionS, Mr. Harold Corbett try Council. i valuable s e r v i c e. Certainly
who annually taps around' 900
Whereas the broiler kill from many farrners have benefited OAT CONTRACTS
maples has not venturedtyin. His
mid-January to mid-February TO BE DELIVERED LATER
first boiling was earApril
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lastyear. averaged 521,000 ,birds per
week, killings are now running BARLEY CONTRACTS FOR SEED
.Personal items 585,000 and will continue around •
Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Lee' at- 600,000 per week to the middle ,
tended the annual Ontario cat- of April. From then until the ave MALTING BARLEY ,CONTRACTS
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tle sale at Hay's sales arena, middle of June, Ontario broiler
Oakville, last Thursday. killings will average some We have Clover and Grass Seeds
McGillivray Township coun-
720,000 per week, 'based on cur -
CR are *taking preliminary. rent *cementsand 'settings.
steps before erecting new abut- Egg StioPly, either local or • 01') e" Full Line of C.I.L.
rnents to the Ausable bridge, U.S., would. permit further iSuper-
n- Flow •Fertilizer -
two 'and a half miles north of creases,
Brinaley by having test holes The Ontario Poultry Council '
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dug to ascertain the needed believes, however, that 700,000
depth ef new footins,
broilers per week will be am- n our • Buyera of all kinds of grain and white beans '
Mr, and. Mrs. Ancel Lee and ple supply in view of the con -
evening ' siderable 1961 upswing in broi-
family visited Friday • '
s. Quebec broiler placements
Seed
ler production in other provin-
ley, cewith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moi ler
Patrick Ryan has been are now rimming 32 Per cent
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Working for Mr, Don Hughes above a year ago,
lately.
ed
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Tap maples
Beans and Seeds
W. G. THOMPSON
Phone 32
and Sons Ltd.
Henson
Mrs. La 111' a Blake, of Ailsa The non-profit doctor-spon
Craig, visited on Friday with sored medical insurance pro- Have 1..
, -- ever compared the iiiii ,„,,,,,,, i „, ii , ttt on. i • iii 01i.ii,If444i11111.141,41.4.,../.1 ......... nli ... 14111111,10ottioilt,tim000lil ....... i
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Mrs. yalter Morley and lam. grams operating • in Canada
JIY, local dealer and froni a door. ,,,,...,.4..1.41,.1, . , ... .,.,,... ... 01111 .... I . IllltdddIddl111111 ........ 10111.11146.110.1 ;
COSI, about $10 per month per I
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Mr , Wilbert Lewis spent last family and prescription drug todoorsalesmYoull be
, Farmers . . 1Friday at Stratford,surprised how much you can plans about $5 per fa natty,
Early robins reported in this givincf an eRtimated minim„,.."'" save by buying locally. In ad.
district have not 'received a annualditionyou can always be as.
cosi of $750,000,000 for stored of prompservice and
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"Cry VVR r 01 recept•ion owing to a compulsory national pro-, StisfactiOn.r-
cool spring weather, gram. a •
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MacNaughton S e e d s .. • ' -• e's ' A I I LY:.;'• ,
have been specializing in farm 4. i\l,••••• ii.
WHEN YOU PUT IT
Seed years. They know your needs ,
and they provide quality seeds 4
1 to meet those needt. For set..
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seeds in this area for many
vice 4 i . satisfaction • , . say.
hags . , . It's Joneto MecNaugh.
Beans and Grain , ton Seeds!
From yeitor local dealer, or
FERTILIZER AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
Contracts .ate Available
FERTILIZER AT COMPARATIVE PRICES
E. ickle
:tit* LIMITED
0140Nt 161. ;11;‘. /4.6; 1404ALL
Jones,
MacNaughton
Seeds
Exeter Phone 664
Crediton Phone 3.W
London Phone Gt 2420
WAS .THE
RADIATOR LEAKING?
...if$0. NOW'S the the to bring it in for re.
pairS, before you need it :for seeding and while we
have time to fix it,
NorthwEnd B A
RADIATOR AND AUTO ELECTRIC
Complete Radiator Service a Cleaned, gapioted,
Recored , Att Repairs Guaranteed,
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HIGH QUALITY SEED GRAIN
Can. No. 1 Cert, No. 1. Reg. No. 1 2nd Gen.
GARRY OATS $1.40 $L50 $L75 $2.00
RODNEY OATS . 1.40 1.50 1.75 2.00
CLINTLAND OATS 1.60 1.75
HERTA BARLEY 2.00 2.15 (Reg. No. 2)
BRANT BARLEY 1.90 2.50
YORK BARLEY 2.10
PARKLAND BARLEY 1.90 2.25
SELKIRK WHEAT .... ..„„..,, 2.75
CHANCELLOR PEAS 3.75
Quantity Discount Allowed on Seed Grain Orders
LOW COST GRASS SEEDS
ELNAR, ALFALFA.. $26.00 bus,
CAN. NO, 1 ALFALFA 20.50
SWEET CLOVERS , 7.50
RED CLOVER .. . .... . 19.50
NO. I. TIMOTHY . 5.95
NO. 1 PASTURE MIX
122 lbs. per acre) . $7,35
NO. 1 HAY -PASTURE MIX
(20 lbs. per are) . .5,75
We carry a full line of other grass seeds. Enquire our price..
We have a mixing service free of charge.
Order Fertilizer Now At Early Price
Our prices of Gro.Gold fertilizer have not cbogod yet. Order yours today
against any price rise. We have a supply of 33% Aeroprils for fall wheat.
If you plan to sow it, hei‘ar 1$ the time. We have a real good price On pals,
Malting Barley Contracts Available
(Seed and fertilizer supplied)
Custom Cleaning, .Grading., Treating' •
We Otte to piek up, eitan aM di1vryour OW11 Sed grain, NOw Isthd
thud to got your seed cleaned by our reliable nd efficient soviet,
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