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the tribune ftyjrffl oet is october 38 km news for the farmer in prenday farming one tiling ahich seems thoroughly established that farm opera- tons and farm work are now built around the tractor where 30 years ago the trac tor wa a form of supplement iso regulated that the weight of i essentia winter transportation 1 j i in in4 imvuflq the nearest farming operations blilt abolnp tractor the tractor can be umi to hold on e farm and between the of rhem to proper depth in hard j farmstead and the soil another ingenious form plowed highway of tractor mounted equipment todays farmer needs to oe is mat in which harvesting more of a mecnanic man a-ry- machines such as com pickers thing ete he must learn to oe cotton pickers sugar beet ha r- systematic in tne maintenance vaster loaders for cannery of equipment he nave a y power vvthat of the horse and other similar equip- farm np sod reumnk the hoes on tfiemeni is not bullion and car- won equipment and at east fa otsu jv allied by the tractor again hy- the tool needed plowing and perhaps such draulics are ud to good ad- maintenance and overnaul jobs as pulling the corn binder vantage in this development a silo filfehg time the tractor takbk for crantkd now u the main source of poj farmere ye taken this dj early plow tied velopment so much for grant- j t are inclined to lo morse s i oh forget the importance of the j the mouldboard plow was tractor in farming with the not known before the loth and new developments and with 16th centuries when the dutch the other po5ibiliiies of this and flemish made oonsiderab- versatile power plant k isjle improvement in construe- now possible to do things nev- j tion of the wooden stick of wie ei thought of as farm work greeks and romans which on- completely restyled chevrolet features v8 etwlkf tractor operated machinery wer wnere nores are kept at all hev they are kept as a source of supplementary power or in sections where roads are notj plowed in winter they are kept for winter hauling such areas are becoming fewer ev ery year ise tractor units with such attachments as jly stirred the land perhaps the most noticeable arth moving blades and drain- it was another century be- thlng in the newer lines of j age plows the tractor will do a fore the plow was tractor tillage equipment is the good job of road building gra- to receive that scientific form and per- adoption of tractor mounted u- ding of lanes making good j feet adaption to the end re- niss this development is not drainage ditches and even dig- quired which it now posses- confined to twoplow tractors ging trenches for tiling with but is evident up to the three- tumblebug scrapers the farj plow size the advantages are mer can build his own farm apparent and need hardly be enumerated to present day tractor farmers trailing implements are real ly a thing carried over from the days of horse farming the tractor is big enough and has enough weight to carry imple ments of considerable weight even when they are suspended from the threepoint hitch at the rear of the machine tractor mounted equipment call be built for less money be cause of the absence of run ning gear to carry it it is more easily hitched and unhitched transporting such implements along highways and from field to field is much simpler and faster and in the field working into corners and around ob structions is greatly facilitated the new hitches on many makes of tractors are master pieces of ingenuity with them one implement can be unhitch ed and connections made to a- nother without the operator leaving the tractor seat many 1 not all of the new convenien ces connected with traotor mounted implements are made possible by hydraulic lifting and pressure equipment ise fixgbr tils instead of adjusting depbh of plows and other tillage ma chinery by long levers and ex penditure of considerable en ergy hydraulic equipment makes all manipulation of the implement a matter of finger tip control it is now possible not only to lift implements out of the ground and to drop them to the ground but they can be pond and to iay for the at- tachment build a few more i ponds for his neighbors if this land is of such nature thai the fields must be terrac- cd to control soil erosion the tractor and one or more of his standard tillage implements can be used to do the job buil- i ding terraces around farm hou- 1 ses also is a much needed im- 1 provement that can lie readily done with the tractor and sim ple earth moving attachments the thousands of farmsteads need this kind of attention to help beautify surroundings and make possible effective landscaping is gradually be coming recognized by their ow ners can pick stones still other jobs which may be undertaken because of the versatility of the tractor are such almost forgotten jobs as s onepicking a job for which many ontario farm folks have not had time pfor many jieans perhaps the larger hard heads were removed in a quick trip over newly seeded fields in spring but the systematic trips with team and wagon ov er hay meadows in the spring have long had to be abandoned because of lack of help today stone pickers are ma king their appearance and no doubt they will be seen at work soon in the stonier sec tions of this and other provin ces snow plows and snow blow ers also are now perfected to the point where they will do a good job in making possible a a m bmizhmmb alaskas oiant kodiac bear plays rough but the people who run the bronx zoo have found the perfect toy for him its an aluminum beer barrel which in his playful moments he can bang bounce and generally maltreat without serious dam age having seen barrels filled being tossed around trucks we can understand why breweries have turned to these rugged attractive containers another reason of course is that alu minum is an excellent protector for food and drink preserving their purity and flavour indef initely aluminum company of canada ltd alcan pickers wanted immediately for brussell sprouts full or parttime 100 per hour paid by the day please bring a lunch and rubber boots we supply rubber pants apply s calderone 8th concession east side just south of ringw00d dental neelc smith lds dd graduate of uniiemity vt toronto ofllc otr canadian bask commir telephone ltw stoajtriu the futuristically designed 1955 chevrolet offering for the first time a highoutput 162 horsepower v8 engine as well as a more power ful six cylinder blue flame economyleader was announced across canada today greatly increased comfort and driving qualities stem ming from reengineered frame and suspension are enhanced by ihe first dream car styling in the low price field the bel air sports coupe above illustrates the broad low grille and hood treatment greatly increased vision through the new sweepsight windshield and the fleet look imparted to all 14 body styles by the longer lower lines of the new models ses said vol 1 xo 1 of the canadian agriculturist in 1949 england and more particu larly the scots were responsib le for the greatest technical improvements the early plows used in england were crude and imperfect as in any coun try however the answer it could hardly have been otherwise for by the law of the ancient britons no man was allowed to hold or guide a plow until he was able to make one said the agriculturist the driver was required to make traces and these wore to be formed of withes of twisted willow this word withes is the or igin of the modern word whippletree or whiffletree as many people call it whlp- pletree is the corruption of withgn tree by the saxons and withes of willow of the britons for pulling the plow our saxon ancestors adopted the barborous practice that pre vailed in one period in ireland that of fasteining their hors es to the plow by their tails said the farm magazine this absurd and cruel cus tom became so extensive that an act of parliament forbade it in 1631 this was the same act that also forbade pulling of wool yearly ifrom living sheep in stead of clipping or shearing however the book said it was nearly 200 years before the irish stopped breaking the law its fall cleaning time when all the trash is removed from the attic just before some of it is put back cedar grove cedar grove will be a long time forgetting the short tin- welcome visit from hazel it was incomprehensible that our harmless little stream could swell to such a frightening ferocious torrent the wood land park bridge completely disappeared and the bridge on the tenth was smashed beyond repair huge trees lay across roads houses and bams com pletely uprooted by the violent wind the damage in the park was tetrible the gate the pic nic grounds much equipment and three cottages succumbed to hazels madness there was not enough left of one cottage to know where it had stood another had a living room toss ed into the trees the hydro and telephone poles all around tile village were either knock ed over like matchsticks or were leaning clrunkenly on wires lazily choosing a moment to drop to the ground cattle fences equipment and acres of land were lost in the seeth ing rush of the little rouge it was fast dreadful destruc tion but it wasnt the don or the humber so we were thank ful when the wind blew itself out and the water subsided it was surprising as tt always is how quickly the people gath ered and organized to right the wrong the farmers sawed up the trees to clear roads and free houses barricades appear ed at the washouts to prevent unknowing motorists from dri ving into tiie river the hydro was working again in a very short time a credit to the hardworking gangs who re- e s barker lds dds honor graduate of university of toronto ofllce one harolds gri phone 17w stoucvilla medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien main phone 196 coroner for york county paired the system charlie croueher in the midst of re pairing countless fences took time to erect a very efficient catwalk across the river at the washed out bridge the children crossed this and got to school on monday the ar my engineers arrived to look and measure and rhey tell us well have a bailey bridge on the tenth in about a week so things are settling down again in cedar grove but ha zels havoc will le vividly re membered years from now when we recall back in 54 a hurricane called hazel on friday evening oct 2pth cedar grove cc will answer your many requests for a hal loween dance it will be a really gay square dance in the schoolhouse the music has been arranged and we hope to have cam kennedy your old favourite to call off there will be lots of fun and lots of danc ing so come early and stay late dr f j button dr g f buckley telephone 171 a 87w xrax hours dally 9 to 11 am and 130 to 500 pm evenings t to 9 pm sundays 11 to is am and by appointment office over bntton buc ever since man invented the wheel and learned how to start a fire he has been be coming increasingly dangerous stone age man speaking now that the other side too lias learned how to make the terrible weapon of war the bow and arrow well have per manent peace as nobody will dare start a war dr herbert b freel physician telephone 164 xray hours daily except sunday 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday i to i pm drs mitchell smith physicians a surgeon xrat phone 280 stouttvill office hours daily 91 am 14 pm 79 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 2 i pm chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvilla monday and friday s to 12 am always 89 of urban canadian housewives prefer butter lo any other spread naturally you prefer butter its a natural dairy food made of rich wholesome cream delivered to your creamery while it is countryfresh butters flavor is all its own mild delicate creamy for good eating good living theres nothing like butter for a booklet of grand new dairy food recipes write to marie fraser hair dressing permanent machine machineless cold waves also hair styling for appointment 6t ph stouftvlllo 74j4 miss a keller 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