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Barrie Examiner, 6 May 1943, p. 17

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thivxoilt 111111111111 11l1 Possible Potatoes inct colleague stepped 1111 the post ion occupied for 11111114 131 by Miltlitfll llcphttm lattcrs farewell to ltoyuicial 1111 eral leadership came 111 Me 1111111 of 11 brief formal 111111111 t1 the yen Outatio Liberal 111111 i1t in that he was 11 111111 1111 11111 lion of leatlei he otter 11 dated April Eli and 1111111 11 Toronto The court11111111 1ppt1111l 11 rem lllliolt expressing htccre ltjutl thl lt 111111111 lllllt and most in the same breath 11 pledged the conventions lllt1nll 111 Nixon and txtHcsntl the unani inous desire that the necessary ar rangements be inatle forthwith 1o pcttnil him to assume the high t1i ice of lreintcr 111 Ontario Mr NiXon was Provincial Secre tary in the lrury Government from 191923 and 11111111 in the Hep burn Government from 11131112 PracticalFarnwr The new Liberal leader Jttzi born on the farm and is 11 prac tical farmer 111 studied scientific agriculture at the Ontario Agri cultural Collect and entered poli tics in the upsurge of the farmer political movement that followed the first Great War Mr Nixon served in the 111111311 UFO Govern ment from 1111911131 as lrovincial Secrelary lie sat as 111ci11l1c1 of position but was the op consistently re cvcntually lCtttllllll Progressive leader Hebccame the most force ful critic of the incumbent Con scrvative Government became Otilario Liberal leader Mr Nixon led the Progressive group into the Liberal rant mid bdcame Itthllcplidriffjfirst licu 11111111131 Mr Should be Grown 111 1111 This Year Potato production in Ontario must be substantially increased this year if acute shortages on our 11111rlicts arc to be avoided nch winter While 11 ten per cent increase objective has been set for the On 111111 pulato crop authorities are of are such that there will be satis factory outlets for all that can be produced lhcrefoic every effor should be made to materially in crease potato production particu larly where soil and climatic con ditions are adapted to the potato crop Maximum production close to consuming centres Would assist in overcoming transportation diffi culties 11 should be remembered that omitttoes produce more food nut 1icnts per acre titan most farm crops British authorities in com paring food values and urging in production state of wheat would creased that potato ten acres maintain 21 persons for the year ten acres of potatoes would main tain 42 persons ten acres in milk producing pasture Would maintain four persons and ten acres grazed by beef cattle would maintain one person our machinery and seed present that the overall indications are equal that of last ycar However increased yields per acre can be obtained if proper attention is lgivcn to the crop particularly by way of buildingup soil fertility with readily available abundant supplies of plant food use of good scediandproviding protcction fot Two Charged with Breaking Window in Arcade Store Go Free Charges of wilful damage to platc glass window in the Arcade store on the night ofApril 18 guinst LCpl Thus Ford and lpr 1M McKay were dismissed by Mag istrate Jeffs on Wednesday April 28 Constable Reg Wilson gave clear evidence that he had heard tltc former calling out to companion that night in front pl 110 Welling ton Hotel Lets break the one in the hotel and the one in the bus station the same as yvc did the rest George Wright had also heard part of the conversation Wilson had at once gone over to the group and look Six of the men thepolice office fol questioning 10 Lieut Kilgour defended the two accused and produced num ber of witnesses whosc evidence hegsoamgeo lt llllld disease All available potato machinery jshould be used to capacity by or rangements made by neighbours on either cooperativc or custom basis for planting weeding spray ing dusting and harvesting While Ontario potato production has been on the decrease during recent years consumption has been steadily on the increase because more people now realize and ap preciate the full food value of po tatoes WPTB Rulings on Seed Potatoes More than 20 cases of alleged violation of Wartime Prices and Trade Board orders and rulings respecting the sale of seed pota toes are under investigation in the Toronto district by the enforce tncnt diVision of the Board Order 189 exempts Seed pota toes from the provisions tlsidctjtutjlcscarcillw1 the opinion that market LOldi provincial potato acreage may not of tho 21 Wh 11 11 to Hen Wt war cover war Willbe over darling when children all over the world are free to playias you can without being bombed This war will be over when we have made certain that enemy armies cannot steal food and leavcdmys andgirlsw and little 26 to starve to death at PENETANGaThe tax rate for SEND Tqurtro trot7110111 His Worship the Coin vincnt This isnol alsimple matter of broken windowsThe importgnt thing is the evidencethat men ill swear to in court It could be that Wilson was 11115 taken but think not Howeyc111 am forced to allow the benefit of thendoubt Conn so oars Pic Bowering 18 stationed in lloronto pleaded guilty in magisa irates courthere yesterday after ilioon to charge of theft ofanhu ilomatic 25 calibre revolver from le Valley on April in Barrie lHe admitted that after taking the iwcapon he realized how serious imalter it was to be found with it and thleW1lllC revolver into the 1Don from the viaduct Judgment iwas reserved till Saturday May lwhen he was given one month to 1101 by Magistrate Jeffs who took the vew that had thensgdicr re lturn the revolver instead of tthmwingdtpin the Dori he might lhave had suspended sentence HIGHER TAX RATE public school taxpayers in Pene tang has been set at 7082 mills as 1crimparedwith16750 mills last EyEar andifor Protestaht Separate School the new levy is 6510 as compared with 90 mills last year 11 tissue paper price ceiling The Board has ruled thatsecd potatoes areionly exempt when they are sold in original containers with tags attached cer tlfying them to be seed potatoes when the t21gds1emoVedtheymust be sold within the maximum price structure as provided in Ordl 236 Complaints have been received that some Toronto dealers were buying seeda potatoes repacking them without tagsintolots of from five to 15 pounds and selling them at prices above those set in Order 236 Bagged secd potatoes may be rt ceiling provided an inspector of the Dominion Department of Agri culture 1s present totag Surprise member of one of United Stal cs farthestflung expeditionary forces was pleasantly surprised re cently when perfectly enormous package arrived for him He tore it open with eager haste and found carefully done up in excelsior and the sweetest little breakfast traty and dishes all over pink rosebuds Since he was mar ried just before embarking he fig ures that the breakfast set must be wedding present gone farther stray probably than wedding them New Yorker packed fol sale above the price present ever went belowTho are and machinegunned by air raiders This war will bejovervirhcnj bad men 59 from their children andput them in prison camps orto work as slaves in strange gun the world country loYing people just to satisfy their craze to thciddywivherr With thankful hearts proftmndf fprelieflwc cansay tovour children The warld is free again ictory onds THE LQNDON WE INSURANCE COMPANr 3This will ticoversubdividedinch no longer able to dragmothcrs andpfathers canno longer VtOrtlimi and liturder peace Your UtmOSt

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