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the tribune stouffviue one thursday july 15 1s i e j lo tl t c tl ir t oi si p o ii d tl f a d i t c c 30000 awarded fob lnjlitles modern harvesters excursion to help canadian farmers a new era in harvesting started by masseyharris combines trainloads of masseyharris combines rolling across the country to the grain farming areas are a common sight nowadays they have replaced the once familiar annual harvesters excursions which brought thousands of harvest hands to the prairies modern mechanical harvesters like the masseyharris selfpropelled combines have brought many advantages to grain growers with them crops can be harvested with the minimum of manual labor a great moneysaving feature when in times like these experienced farm help is in short supply and wage rates arehigh masseyharris selfpropelled combines speed up harvesting one man can cut and thresh 50 acres and upwards in a day operating costs are low too with a selfpropelled one motor supplies power to propel and operate the machine there is no expense for twine or stooking and the combine has done away with the work worry and expense of threshing time the demand for combines indicates the trend towards modern mechanical harvesting from factories with capacity increased greatly more and more masseyharris combines are being built to help canadian farmers harvest their crops easier quicker and at less cost masseyharris company limited established 1847 winnipeg brandon regina saskatoon swift current yorkton calgary edmonton vancouver toronto montreal moncton the first canadian film ever to be televised is the canadian national railways production song of the ski which was telecast over station wpix chicago the song of algonquin another cnr pro duction has also been chosen to be telecast over the us daily news television syndicate r the mixing bowl y ann i allan m ehmmm hello homemakers to live in the vicinity of a commercial freezing locker or to own a home freezer is a great convenience moreover u means your family will be able 10 enjov fresh delicious fruits and vegetables out of season without strain on the family bud jet you wiil find that freezing fruit is far simpler than canning and is evei easier than freezing vegetables by organizing the work before start ing a quantity of fruit can be pre pared packaged and stored in the freezer within a couple of hours- certain varieties of the following fruits are excellent wheji frozen blueberries cherries gooseberries huckleberries raspberries straw berries rhubarb peaches and fruit juices we will mention apple pie filling later made with fall variet ies it is wise to select particular varieties since some types are not adapted to freezing notice that we do not suggest freezing very seedy fruit blackberries and black rasp berries varieties of fruit recom mended fok freezing raspberries cuthbert viking sour cherries early richmond montmorency currants black and red strawberries van rouge gooseberries poorman chief grapes concord niagara cayuga lindly and hungarian peaches elberta vedette valiant and veifreze plums claude grande duke fair- pond pacific washington and italian prune steps ix freezing fruit little equipment is needed ail you require are two large mixing bowls two trays a funnel clean towels measuring cup and spoons electric iron and cardboard shield purchase cartons with a cello phane lining or heavy waxed coat ing harvest fully matured and firm fruit of the variety recommended for freezing sort the fruit to re move any blemishes or overripe pieces prepare to package fruit immed iately after it has been sorted wash fruit quickly in cold water with as little handling as possible drain on trays lined with paper towelling or cloth pit or peel such fruits as cherries and peaches cut or crush fruit if desired alternate layers of fruit and sifted sugar right into the con tainer known as the dry sugar method you should know how awarded 30000 in supreme court in windsor out for injuries suffered in a hayride accident two years ago is- yearold theresa grondin hasnt made plans for spending all that money mr justice a m lebel noted at the con clusion of the hayride accident case i have had the oppor tunity 1 should say the privi- lege of hearing miss grondin give her evidence i couldnt help but be greatly impressed by her cheerfulness in the face of what the future holds for her a young woman deprived of all hope of wifehood and motherhood and who must spend all her life dependent on others much fruit the containers hold then estimate the amount of sugar required for each container for example in the case of straw berries using 1 pounds 12 cupsi of prepared fruit to 1 pound 2 cups of sugar a container hold ing 2 cups of fruit would require 13 cup sugar a thin syrup is often poured over fruit to within v4 inch of top of cartons to make syrup add cups warm water to 1 cup sugar stir to dissolve and chill this is sufficient for 2 pint cartons add 1 tsp lemon juice to the a- bove for peaches and pears to pre vent discoloration make sure pieces of fruit are covered with syrup fruit for pie filling may be pack ed without sugar or syrup but we prefer sugar method before sealing the package try to exclude as much air as possible if the liner can be heat sealed use a warm iron to press the ends quickly fold liner then close car ton label with black crayon keep packaged fruit in the elec tric refrigerator until all cartons are ready then take to the locker in an insulated box take a tip rhubarb is the one fruit that re quires scalding dip a sieve con taining 1 quart diced rhubarb into boiling water for 1 minute then dash into cold water for 2 minutes drain and pack pit sour cherries before freezing otherwise they are apt to have a bitter flavour a cherry pitter is a handy gadget to add toyour store of preserving utensils break the force of wash water from a tap with your hand or else use a spray or clean watering can a homemade funnel for filling cartons can be made by cutting one end out of a tin can and pressin into shape hands at work ojsfamtmw s products are desired and purchased by people all over the world and the capacity to produce such goods largely determines the economic welfare of every man woman and child within her borders because the sale of even article produced in ontario brings valuable dollars into thl- province we all are more assured of job security and we aiyl our children can have more of the better thiiur in life to produce such zoods in sufficient quantities skilled labour is vital that is why every single one of us should ik glad that war veterans arc constantly bcinn trained to provide the skilled hand- so needed by industry veterans receive on the job training under expert instructors in our ontario factories thl training provided tlirougli the cooperation of the department of veterans affairs the federal department of labour and the ontario department of education starts veterans off on the road to skilled craftsmanship taught to use their hands in general aero engine and airframe work loth on military and civilian aircraft these veterans may qualify for a department of transport license authorizing them to declare aircraft airworthy in aircraft manufacturing plants and on flying fields throughout ontario these newlyskilled veterans will have the opportunity to apply their talents and training their efforts will help to make ontario a finer place in which to live and will contribute to the welfare and bappine- of ail her citizens the brewing industry ontario learning aero engine and airframe mechanics n akito engine mechanics j ii parry 25 of oshawa ontario a canadian army veteran is shown making an adjustment to the engine of a cub trainer students work on various types of aircraft ranging from the cub trainer to multiple engine military aircraft many veterans trained as ground crew specialists during the war have chosen to take postwar training in this occupation for which they are particularly suited for ihem the transition to peacetime employ meat has been easier brock township native 81 on confederation day 48 franklin arthur davis of milton is as old as the dominion of canada but he has been living for 37 years on borrowed time born on the same day that canada gained nationhood july 1 1807 mr davis yesterday celebrated his slst birth day he is a native of brock town ship ontario county thirtyseven years ago he would have taken any odds that be wouldnt be around for more than a year several doctors out west informed him he had but a few month to live today at si ne still is active putters about doing the odd bit of carpentry and never misses a ball game he expects to be around for a few more years life is what you make it say the octogenarian when the doctor told me that i had only a stiort time to live i sold my farm and moved to milton since that time i have taken things much more slowly than i used to and it has proved ts worth born the son of uel parents mr davis laments the fact that there was an american revolution yes terday he ruefully recalled that his great grandfather owned the farm where the city of schenectady x y now stands just imagine how much money i would have today if he had been able to stay there he said of course it is a far fetched dream but it is probable that i would be beter off today than i am now if the revolution hadnt happened mr davis first saw the light of day on a farm in brock township seven yars later his family moved to uxbridge where he lived until he was 10 then he started to wander he took a load of cattle to south dakota expecting to return to ontario somehow he wandered into saskatchewan where he work ed on a number of farms for a year when he reached the age of is he took up a homestead and settled down to farm except for a visit to ontario when he married his boyhood sweetheart mr davis remained in the west only when he was in formed of his condition by tlie doctors did he decide to move back for a time he took things easy but after a few months of this he started to work as a bookkeeper for a lumber company later he work ed in a munitions factory after the first great war he turned to car pentry work now his favorite pastime is play ing euchre with the boys a group of three other men who range in age from 79 to s3 every afternoon the four get together in their special room over a butcher store on the main street to play until it is supper time canada may some day be one of the great nations of the world when there are more people here predicted mr davis it has the resources i would like to see it another so years from now killed in fist fight peter machibroda 42 above was killed in a fist fight in a toronto rooming house leo smith 43 whom police said came to the defence of a woman being beaten in tlie looming house was arrested on charge of manslaughter after machibroda was killed machi broda recently returned to toronto from western canada a ukrainian he came to can ada as a boy and served in the canadian army twbrdssidirs son to wei tokv mi engagement of lord tweeds- muir 30yearold son of the late governorgeneral of canada to lady grant above conserva tive member of parliament for aberdeen south england has been announced the wedding will probably take place at the end of july ixtrd tweedsmuir joined the hudsons bay company and served as an arctic fur trader for two years during the war he served with canadian forces in sicily italy and northwest europe iady grant is the widow of sir arthur grant of aberdeen killed during the war