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umaannmmumsnmm Jail Bird thecot had to be locked up tor the night aiter Arthur Morrow Cooks town farmer discovered she had chased little pigs Irom under their hent lamp to warm horseli Erect More Potato Warehouses For Producer Iooperatives Recent completion oi potato warehouse in Winnipeg brings to re the number built to date in Canada ior producer cooperatives under Iederal assistance program it was dis closed by Camer ns sistent director general roduo lion and Marketing Branch Can ndo Department oi Agriculture Total cost tor the 18 is 31331156 There are eight warehouses in Prince Edward Island seven in British ColumA bin and two in Saskatchewan Under the plan launched by CDA in December 1947 each coop group initially must pay at least 25 per cent of the cost iedernl and provincial govern ments putting up the balance Irom subsequent earnings the troops are required to repay onehalf oi the amount provid ed by the two governments There is trend towards big ger warehouses that is beneiit ing both consumers and produc ers Mr Cameron said Ten years ago most of the werehouses were little more than rostvprooi buildings with low it any facilities for the proper grading of potatoes he explained But with the newer larger buildings there is space for tac ilities to do thorough job oi grading This Mr Cameron said has accomplished two things First more unuorm grading has resulted as it is done by the warehouse stat instead of the individual producer This has helped improve product quality Second by having the coop erative do its own grading and merchandising the grower gen ernliy has obtained hotter re turn on his potatoes WANT SWEEPSTAKES SARNIA Ont CPiThe local chamber oi commerce voted overwhelmingly in favor of hav ing government sponsored lot teries and Iweepstalres SIMCOE COOPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES MEDICAL INSURANCE ltiit rIIE FARM FAMILY SURGICAL MAJOR MEDICAL Family $70 per year Single $35 per year LIFE INSURANCE OPTIONAL AND IN HOSPITAL MEDICAL CARE You can also pay for your Government Hospital Insurance through the Coop on an annual basis For Information Write To Simone Geroperative Medical Services aw Mary Barrie PA 61251 SIZING OUT YOUR EWESTOCKIMPEWNTS Get lifes Prices WITH JERRY COUGHLIN THE AUCTIONEER MAN WHO KNOWS THE VALUE AND KNOWS THE PEOPLE GENERAL FARM AND FURNITURE AUCTION SALES ucnwsnn aubrIoNnnn FOR saucer couurr Minoan error or BARBIE PA 85449 mm MOVEMENT GROWING Variety Is Feature Of 4H Club Work By PEGGY CAMPBELL Home Economist Department or Anicultnre The tII club movement In Canada is nationwide edu cational program for young people associated with farm ing homemaking and com munity activities Under the guidance oi agricultural exten sion personnel and local vol unteer leaders the members elect the oiiicers oi their Club have regular meetings and un dertake individual Iarm and home projects In particular All homemak ing clubs are study and work clubs tor rural girls and young women The purpose oi these Clubs is to provide members ing iniormation and developing techniquu and skills in home making to help them in per tonnlng daily tasks in meet ing iamin and community needs and to asist them with TRANSPORT TRUCK TIRES NOW AS LOW AS $1876 Size 650x15 700le 750x16 700x17 700x17 750x17 700x20 35x2 760m 900x20 ELLIS YOUR TRADE CONVENIENT FARM TERMS Low Down Payment Mouths To Pay with the opportunity oi acquin one 16 Exchange Price 2390 2765 3800 3375 3935 4335 4995 6900 5740 8820 RETREADABIE their personal growth and de velopment 20 PROJECTS At present there are 29 club projects oliered tor tli home maxing club members These include units on clothing foods house tarnishing home gardens etc Two projects or three it one is garden club can be completed in one year Home making club members and lemiels are given the privil ege oi deciding their own cou nty program each year at their Achievement Days Pre vious to this the home econ omist notiiies leaders and club members regarding available projects This girls them an opportunity to consider the pro jects beioro Achievement Day and to be prepared to make selection All Clubs in county or district carry on the same program at the same time Membership Is open to all girls and young women betwe en 12 and 26 years at age In elusive During the past year tot oi 307 individual member participated in 4II homemak ing ciuh work in North Sim coe The Spring Project en titled The Club Girl Enter tains dealt with hospitality in the home and club with em phasis on the planning and preparation oi reireshments Ior various occasions the alter noon tea the party iamily meals etc USE OF VEGETABLES Dressing Up Home Grown Vegetables the Fall Unit stressed the use at vegetables Ior all occasions dinner supper school lunches and parties Club members were encouraged to eat and enjoy healthiul vegetables by learn ing to prepare and serve them In variety of ways At present approximately 250 North Simcoo homemnking club ATTENTION members are busy making cot ton times in the pmiect Cot tons May Be Smart it pro mises to be miodul show 21 when these are display Achievement Day II should be noted that because of the large numbers involved the clubs will be divided into two groups one to hold Achievement Day at Guthrie Community Hall on May the other at Elmvale Commun ity Hall on May 17 The high light oi the program will be tashion show in which all the members are to take part The girls will display their dresses as clubs presentation oi club skits de monstrations and comments on exhibits All of these textures belong to the aiternoon pro gram During the morning the girls will be concerned with judging classesand other act ivities pertaining to the pro ject Record boolu and club exhibits will be on display throughout the day and visitors are invited to drop in anytime between 10 am and pm The aitemoon program promv ises tobo especially enjoyable so perhaps you will plan to drop in An expression oi thanks and congratulations is extended to the local leaders at HI home making clubs Their generous FARMERS SAVE NOW ON TIRES YOU CAN TRUST AT FIRESTONE STORES 88 DUNLOP ST BARRII Save on price Save on shipping was lens 101 gt HAM11m Sm12x28 SIZE 400x15 500x15 550x16 800x16 400nm 760x16 eri ul motion at new low price firestone CHAMPION GROUND GRIP 5494 6285 6919 NEW LOW cosr TRACTION DELIVERY Proved Tripleaction traction path you through rough going month and tam on pavemlnt 650 x16 lily exchange REE INSTALLATION FRONT TRACTOR TIRES All At Low Sale Prices Firestone GUIDE GRIP PLY PRICE 1185 1370 1475 1705 1370 2600 And your old tire Size MXZU 9132 10x34 14x34 15x34 9x36 10x38 12438 11m 124x381 1x38 135x3812x38 9x24 admoni Piy Price 11659 503 6461 1545 16324 5756 7043 7995 8940 9840 BATTERY FLAT RECIIARGE uni 37c or NEW RocIIEr BATTERY exchange and the groups will alternate with the and capable contribution is es sentiai tn the success at the program It also through the interest oI Womens Institutes and other local organizations that the Hi homemaking club program is so successful We look forward to continued on panslon and progress during the years to come FOR 50 YEARS AND STILL SELLING FARMS FOR FARMERS FOR FARMING KNOWS FARMS WAIERIDO Que CF special mass was sung here to celebrate the Nth wedding on nitersary oi Mr and Airs de lard Jolin parents 10 chi dren Mr JoIin and his wile Ki maintain flII own home here and airs Jotiu still doa her own houscvi on KNOWS FARMERS BOAIIE REAL ESTATE 26l BRADFORD ST PA 85387 PICK PAIR You take your choice Whateveryour needs firestone TIRE sneer HRS QUALITY mssrons SAFETY CHAMPION TUBELESS 2for319 exchange Size 670 TOWN COUNTRY WINTER RETREADS Exchange size 750x14 $21M holds any pair nnru you need them wmmwm Armrmomzwmu Firesflme nnux NAMPION NEW TREADS Size 750x14nlheless or Be guru Whitman only sure am CHAMPIONS Exehanlc Nylon size 610x15 TOP GRADE USED TIRES 88 DUNLOP ST Division of Tho Firestone Tire Rubber Co oFCanada BARRIE PA 66585 mes has low MILEAGE 5m COMPLETE ON THE FARM 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