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crea for bet results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound iiulterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockehs for immediate rentals stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone lsgw publicity chairman reports on stoyflvilles 1955 trade fair q g 1 r 0 00aia concrete blocks fine orchard block co cedar valley phone mount albert 2916 co where we held have pu ito tbe ahee to pu this year as usual a few exhibitors to drop out but there has hi rs been a waiting list and ja considerable number oj new exhibits will appear this year the arena manager mr teif rennie is in charge of this space rental a new type of entertainment will be provided for the enter tainment stage and mr ted ej- ivarbj s taking charge of this part of the show possibly with current sports events being rn- what they are ted may have a em- tankful of mermaids ena the starting gun for the in be chow has been fired and exlubl- mder tors can contact their whole salers and make their display arrangements remember stouviue has no fai fair or old home week like mry towns trade pair dates are sept 222324 lets make this the week to invite our old and young friends to town and take in this grand how where you will meet many old ac quaintances at the same time seeing what stouffville merch ants can display in the latest furniture foods appliances tv automobiles machinery wearing apparel hardware etc you will be convinced that you can buy everything in stouit- vilie cec hendricks publicity chairman the stouffyluc tribune thursday aug 14 1955 pj 5 j oldfashioned style almanac v we build homes large and small and buildings of all kinds repairs and remodelling good materials and workmanship guaranteed our house designing service is at your disposal k w betz construction co slouffville onf phone slouft 195 antipoison ivy serum developed scientists at the university of pennsylvania 533- they have come up with an antipoison ivy serum dr- donald iillsilmry profes sor of dermatology said in philadelphia yesterday that tests on thousands of student volunteers have hsown there is absolutely no question the vaccine will reduce sensitivity to poison ivy however pillbury said there were a few bugs to be worked out yet on the vaccine ile said it would still have to be determined what the minimum dosage would be to desensitize a person- most folks think it would be a nicer world if the people on ixjth sides of them would learn how to raise children sometimes it pays to be old i shit i d ii r proof writer el lis haller of the wall stree journal points to robb sagen dorph lanky seventhgenera tlon new englarider who issues the old farmei almanac from 3 200yearold white clapboard cottage at dublin x1i the 195 edition of this coin- pendiuiji of wit wisdom and weather totalled about 600000 copies about 100000 more than 1853 eight villagers were pressed into service on a sparetime basis to help with the mailin j isc old presses j xot a the almanacs were sent out from dublin the prin ters in meriden conn made bulk shipments to sqo0o news dealers they turned out the job on clattering pieces that have printed each edition since the turn of the century despite the size of the press run the j9jl almanac didnt look much different from its predecessors of a hundred years ago it will be the same size im by 7 inches with the same yellow cover the tradi tional calendar pages a sprink ling of quaint- woodcuts and a hole in the upper lefthand cor ner for hanging the book on a kitchen nail robbs the only man i know whos been able to parlay an anachronism into a profit said cue of the publishers neigh- i bors mr sagendonph himself with typical yankee reticence doesnt disclose the amount of his take from the venture but its in tile high fivefigure brac ket lie also publishes yankee magazine a slickpaper regional xew england monthly with a circulation of more than 200 innovations cut sales the laconic sagendorph har vard 22 took over the alma nac in 1930 after a boston pub lishing firm had tried to jazz it up with a fancy cover big- name writers and weather fore casts from of all places the us weather bureau these in novations succeeded only in carrying circulation to a dismal low the now publisher ho also describes himself as editor jan itor and proofreader moved the almanacs editorial head quarters to dublin a rural and tun qdora i the big ones ihat got away last year are still here its handy to go after them by bus north bay 1480 parry sound 1 165 hunrsvilie 1010 hound trip by itu community of 500 people in t shadow of mi monadnock he dusted off old type faces and arranged with contributors to supply anecdotes and pleasan tries and astronomical data more important he contends was his return to the secret weather forecasting formula handed down from editor to editor since 1792 he claims a survey of a typical years pre dictions showed the almanac correct 7s0 percent of the time against the weather bureaus record of g55 percent accuracy of the same 12 months editor sagendorph insists perhaps with tongue in cheek that the formula makes use of all the information available to scientists plus certain other computations he hints of the influence of rhythms and cy cles and the polar ice cap help plan picnics whatever the system alma nac readers seem to swear by the predictions ministers use them to plan picnics and bazaars clubs to set the dates for conventions and carnivals one stock broker reported he cleaned up by buying a soft drink stock on the basis of the almanacs forecast for a recent hot dry summer sagendorph doesnt like to have it suggested theres any hocuspocus in his forecasting hes a member of the american meteorological society and ar gues that he has brought his inherited formula up to date making use of all scientific de velopments of the past 150 years astronomical material is supplied by loring b and rews a former member of the harvard observatory staff during the second world war the office of censorship gave a bureaucratic nod to the almanacs forecasting reputa tion it asked that the 1912 edition be withdrawn from sale on the grounds that the wea ther data might give aid and comfort to the enemy ontario county h0lstein club 4 h meeting five hundred holstein breed ers and their friends met at the farm of mr and mrs bob elett oshawa rr2 recently to hear mr a e oneill oshawa give a splendid address and to see mr fletls very fine holstein herd mr vince mountford of brampton out provided some very fine entertainment mr fred christie president of the ontario county holstein club was in charge of tiie meeting mr gerald nelson fieldman supervised the judg ing of two classes of holstein cattle mr james t brown was the official judge the results of the judging competition are as follows ladies 1st mrs t j weble newcastle 2nd mrs ed oyler port perry rr2 3rd mrs clare vernon port perry rr2 juniors 1st wm mcmill an seagrave rr2 2nd helen hadden blackwater 3rd j leask seagrave rr2 men 1st norm gimblut oshawa 2nd harold page usbridge rr2 3rd lloyd smith port perry rr2 mr h l fair agricultural representative and assistant john gill were in charge of the judging competition rec ords there were 50 ladies 77 juniors and s2 men for a total of 209 taking part in the judg ing competition parents never seem to appre ciate the fact that theres a lot of trouble their youngsters do not get into when the wife begins to de scribe- a vacation to neighbors hubby wonders where he was all that time a critic says poets have one fault in common does he mean writing poems i talked them out of it sagendorph says craftily i agreed to change the word forecast to indications weed before cutting to insure good seed a good yield of clover seed from a clean looking field often prove disappointing when i graded to bring top price i must be no i grade and so must be recleaned sometime with special machinery each cleaning removes ome saleable seed along with the weed seeds and the cost of cleaning must also be deducted from the price the gtower receives from his seed as 3 result the sna yield is not so good as it appeared from the combine and the grow ers net return is lower than he had expected one primary noxious weed seed per ounce of clover will prevent the entire crop mak ing a no 1 grade the field crops branch of the ontario department of agriculture ad vises therefore that a few hours spent pulling weeds be fore the crop is cut can mean more seed to sell and a better price because of less cleaning costs if the primary noxious weeds in the field are too num erous to pull out it probably is not a very good crop but one or two plants of bladder cam pion are enough to degrade ten or twenty bushels of clover seed these would not be diffi cult to remove from the field before cutting the crop white cockle is another common pri mary noxious weed seed in clover and these plants should be watched for and pulled be fore the crop is cut it is much easier to separate weeds from the crop before it is cut than after it is threshed a no 1 grade alfalfa or red clover allows five secondary noxious weed seeds per ounce weeds in this class to watch for in rogueing are ribgrass yellow rocket night flower ing catchfiy chicory and wild carrot farm pond drownings the current heat v making some people re value of farm ponds for ational purposes the it number o fatalitfe ean stand his own he can the prosperity cones are popular tors in summer- e a licking for be- jing tnese ponds are no among their attractions this summer jhas been one of the worst for ithis type of drowning pi y due to the increased number of farm ponds common senie sf cou the first ingredient safety program says h w irwin de partment of agriculture i neering ontario agricultural college farm children do not have the same chance rn to swim as do citj c en with their municipal p ols nd swimming programs it is folly i therefore in any mixed up iof children to permit them to jsuim unattended in nziy farm cant swim and the result is i pond social pressures will pre vent a boy from admitting he often tragedy no person un able to swim should enter a farm pond if a farm pond is to be used for swimming changes in con struction methods are called for as they are inherently dan gerous due to their steep slopes there is also some dan ger from entanglement with underwater growths or mater ials which were not removed from the reservoir area a farm pond should be fen ced a life preserver should be handy or failing that some old rails should be available to push out to the person in trou ble it is much wiser for the rescuer tot use this type of aid unless he has experience in do ing rescue work the toll in farm ponds is mounting many of these dead are young people whose life ex pectancy was ahead of them 7kftta nylon bags may solve problem it is now possible for a farmer to put his harvested grain in large nylon bags right in the field the bags protect his grain from contamination of any kind they make silos or stor age bins unnecessary and end the farmers worry when term inal and line elevators are chok ed and he must keapdirs gram at home according to informa tion supplied to the annual meeting of the international grain elevator and processing superintendents last week the price of the nylon bags is low enough to undercut storage charges per bushel under conditions which fre quently obtain in the canadian west this new use for nylon may prove to be a boon you dont argue with a loco motive so a manufacturer of rail equipment has developed a lightweight rail inspection car that carries tour people yet can be taken oil the track by one man since men who design rail cars aircraft and other trans portation equipment regularly j use aluminum to cut down dead weight and increase pay load it h no surprise that aluminum was used to replace heavier materials in many parts of this inspection car the person who mill be surprised is the loco motive engineer who first sees a rail 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