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baliantrae surjsay school aod church ijl be resume aoctn over mrs m richardson srsd mr a richardson war weekend guests o mr aad mrs j pat- 3 say guesa at a mrutdav r for mis m richardson and robert patetson age 5 stopa our lot lookatour cars listen to our values v you wotrfndbetrer perfopmng low pr c ed used cars aavwuere 1954 ford custom 2d00r finished in beauti ful empress brown conditionaire heater sig nal lights have a look at this one 1933 chevrolet cub coupe finished in light beige custom radio heater signal lights a very popular model 1952 austin am 1d00r original light beige finish conditionaire heater defroster out standing condition 1950 austin a70 1boor beautiful dark gray finish heater and defroster clean inside and out 1917 ford vitox pickup original dark green finish heater and defroster ideal for light delivery ask about our low convenient gmac terms patrick motors re mr tad mrs p richard son ard family mrs o flewejl and mrs g cook motored o oriiiia on sur jdav with mr and mrs geo cook ard stanley they visited relatives there the regular monthly meet ing of the wa will be held at the church at 2 oclock wed nesday afternoon sept 7 group 4 will provide an annual cornroast vras held at the home of mr and mrs boo radford sr to cele brate their birthdays mr rad ford vvai aug 30 ard mrs radfords sept 2 over fifty guests were present mr and mrs w loweliand of hamilton were sunday visi tors with mr and mrs j rad ford mr and mrs gcoppins of goodwood were sunday guests of mr ard mrs bob radford fitouffvlllc plione i2 tmratstscsaasaacatsfcoitra storms hurt crops in ont toronto cpi severe damage was caused to fruit crops in some sections of south ern ontario by the wind and rain storm in the wake of hur ricane connie the ontario de partment of agriculture said in its weekly report in southern and western on tario many peaches and pears were blown or badly bruised plums have been hard hit by rot most areas reported mat the rain helped pastures now greening up despite the heat wave spring grain is reported harvested throughout the prov ince with threshing completed n most sections in eastern ontario where the least amount of rain fell milk production is reported going up hut farmers in some areas say more rain is needed before fall wheat can be seeded in some sections of the prov ince postharbest seeding is un der way western ontario re ports farmers in the tobacco belt are having great difficulty getting experienced seasonal help northern ontario reports har vesting completed nearly ev erywhere with variable yields a good red clover crop is fore cast model c2356xz le dawson advance cascode chassis only 29900 lnstamki with axtkxxa slightly hlrlicr in mahogany or blonde e stoultville phone 346 many phesants killed by motorist road kills by motor cars and trucks are taking a heavy toll of pheasants this summer ac cording to conservation officers of the ontario department of lands and forests many of the pheasants killed feeding near gravelled sections of high way in the lake simcoe district were 3oung birds recently re leased by the department after spending the first eight weeks of their lives in holding pens consequently they were a little frightened of men and inex perienced when it came to avoiding automobiles much of the unnecessary slaughter could be eliminated if drivers would sound their horns or take time to go around the feeding birds suggests wildlife officer j s dorland give them the break they de serve and at the same time help build up pheasant popula tions for future hunting enjoy ment vfr nflf w mt pisgah mr and mrs aivia stephen son accompanied mr and mrs william mitchell and family on a trip east to quebec city last weekend richard dryland spent the weekend with fred and doug las mccutcheon in toronto ard attended the cne shirley smith spent several days last week with mr and mrs harry squibb in aurora- mr and mrs roy howlett had supper on sunday evening with mr and mrs steve fade and familv mrand mrs ciarerce stong and grandson ken stong and miss june coilard from weston had dinner or sunday evening with mr and mrs wallace scott and girls mrs etta burns from de troit is visiting mrs william dryland mr and mrs leslie smith and mr and mrs w g mitch ell with their families visited riverdale zoo and had a pic nic on sunday afternoon mis carol briilbieer o rich mond hill is holidaving with mr and mrs loy carr miss mary pateijdeh spent a few days holiday with her gran dparents mr and mrs r star ry at goodwood last week mr john mclennan who was employed by mr roy smith this summer is vacation ing with his parents in north ern ontario before returning to school ronald allen and gordon botham spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle mr and mrs r c ravcroft mr and mrs m w mccut cheon met their daughter su san in montreal on monday of this week on her return from a tour of britain and the conti nent mr john ash accompanied mr and mrs ixm lehman and john to delhi on saturday and visited mrs lehman sr and mr herman lehman an uncle due to an accident while he was riding the tractor with his father who was ploughing ken neth doner is in newmarket hospital with a broken leg mrs ann doherty and beu- lah of blenheim is visiting mr and mrs russell ellas this week mr donald sproxton betty and mariorie sproxton enjoyed a motor trip to niagara on sat urday mrs lewis gilham and mr and mrs ernie ferris and chil dren called on mr and mrs john ash on sunday the stouffvnj truunl thursday september i 55 h county health unit checks on 200 milk producers re again and we are here to help you outfit your i children for school we have a complete range of backtoschool clothes such as roys girls jeans lined or unlined boys better pants girls sweaters hoys flannel sport shirts girls skirts blouses childrens blazers all priced at a saving to you check your stock now then check ours harry goldens clothing store stouffvillc phone 273 i ff- ft v m 1 1 i h m i irv i h w hf a cedar grove august 25 the floods that raged through the states recently were a long way from cedar grove to every one but the dares bob and marie with the three children and a friend were almost un aware of the disaster until ithey started home from new jersey one northbound highway after another was closed to all traffic and they had a birdseye view interesting but frightening of a large part of the affected area while they travelled across the mountains trying to find a route home when they did come to a highway that was passable it was more than half washed out and the dares sta tion wagon was the last car through catherine ritchie attended a wedding that will be long re membered she was flower girl when her uncle and new aunt were married near owen sound meanwhile sheryl ann walton and catherine mcclennan cele brated their fifth birthdays aubrey lapp had a birthday last week too on saturday to help him remember the day mr and mrs terry lapp and family came from chippawa for a visit aubreys sister mrst harvey and her husband- from lawrence mich were guests at the lapps for a few clays next euchre in cedar grove will be mondav sept 5th glen major mr and mrs handel visited one day iast week with mrs j a hingston mr and mrs oswald moore and children oshawa visited on sunday with mr and mrs weekend at his cottage mr and mrs a c simmonds entertained friends from lima peru mr and mrs everett hock ley and family visited on sun day with mr and mrs edgar johnson and family mr and mrs jim hanley and sister may of toronto and miss hilda hopkins ashburn visit ed at the jones on sunday mr j a hingston returned home on saturday after spend ing four weeks in hospital in toronto glad to hear he is improving mr and mrs arthur peddie and artie clayemont mrs ly- dia kiss and karen toronto mr and mrs e jones and mar vin brougham visited on sun- clay with mr and mrs writ fiss and edgar mr and mrs allan holman of brooklin visited with mr and mrs edgar johnson on sunday evening mrs george pickett spent thursday evening at her home mr ross walls brooklin vis ited on sunday with mr and mrs jim jones remember church on sundav cvening at 7 30 mr claude simmonds wil be r charge of the scrvee everyone welcome york county health unit area has nire pasteurization plants serving its population these plants are supplied with raw milk by approximately 200 milk producers who are not all lo cated in the county some live within 50 miles of the pasteuri zation plant the starting point in the marketmilk industry is the farm where the health unit inspector starts his work the farmer who undertakes the pro duction of market milk is con fronted with many serious pro blems first of all he must be able to obtain a fair return for the use of his capital and labor this involves the difficult pro blems of maintaining a healthy herd breeding and raising or purchasing cows with sufficient milk producing capacity to make possible economical milk production finally his prod uct must he marketed to the best advantage the milk pro ducer is confronted with still other exceedingly important questions such as that of main taining conditions on the farm which will make possible a safe clean product acceptable to the consumer and the control official a clean healthy cow is a prime requisite for safe milk all milkproducing cows should be free from diseases such as tuberculosis brucellosis masti tis or garget actinomycosis or lumpy jaw etc whenever the udder of a cow is inflamed or swollen as it is when the an imal is affected with mastitis or garget and the milk is ab normal such milk should be discarded the animal isolated and a veterinarian consulted in other words whenever a cow is suffering from some dis ease or infection there is a possibility that diseaseproduc ing bacteria may find their way into milk and responsible for serious infections in child ren or adults who consume the milk when the cow is clean the purity of the milk is en hanced as well as its keeping quality it is very good practice to keep the udder and rear quarters clipped and to wipe them off with a damp cloth jut before milking clean itarn important the cleanliness of barns is of vital importance floors ana gutters should be of impervious jnaterial such as concrete and sloped sufficiently to ensure prompt drainage walls and cei lings should be of tight con struction so they may be kept clean a generous supply of clean bedding is a prime requis ite the practice of whitewash ing is essential but not over dried manure and dirt white wash is of inestimable value in dairybarn sanitation proper ventilation in the barn is es sentia and lighting of which there can never be too much is of great importance the milking machine has found its way into dairying more extensively each year but it must be kept clean it is a labor saver but a definite handicap to some producers who think it doesnt have to be cleaned the parts of the milk ing machirie which come into contact with the milk must be kept scrupulously clean special care must be exercised to main tain them in a good sanitary condition they should be rins ed washed and sterilized twice a day the latter may be accomplished most satisfactor ily by means of hot water over 180 degrees f the rubber hose and teat cups may be stored be tween mitkings on a socalled solution rack where they may be exposed to a chlorine or lye solution which will retard bac terial growth anyone intimately connected with the production or handl ing of milk should be in good health and be clean in his hab its the location of the- milk- house where the raw milk is chilled and stored is very im portant the factors which de termine the location are 1 availability of water 2 transportation of milk from the barn 3 drainage milk must be cooled as soon as possible after milking in or der to check the growth of the organisms present and main tain the keeping quality of the milk the milk may be cooled and stored by many means such a running water still un- iced water ice or artificial re frigeration and by bulk storage tanks the last two are the most efficient to effectively control contamination of dairy farm utensils three steps are essential no one of which may be neglected 1 thoroughly wash to re move all traces of milk diet fat etc 2 special sterilizing treat ment to remove or destroy bac teria 3 thoroughly dry after ster ilization except when utensils are to be used at once a sample of each producers milk is taken monthly and is sent to the laboratory where it is tested the resazurin test is used to determine the keeping quality of the milk it is graded 1 2 3 4 and if a producer has three unsatisfactory tests of grades 3 and 1 in a row he is shut off from shipping until he receives a satisfactory grade i or 2 the producers author ity to ship milk depends upon the results of his tests so a good quality milk must be ship ped at all times milk second towater the milk supply often is rat ed as second only to the water supply as a factor concerned with the health of the munici pality ah milk must be pas teurized bafore it is sold for human consumption pasteurization permits the handling of large volumes of milk in plants 3nd has the ad vantage of reducing the trans mission of diseaseproducing bacteria diminishing infant mortality and improving the keeping quality of milk pas teurization is not intended to cover up faulty methods of production or handling of milk bather it is primarily a health measure to make good milk safer foe human consumption the modern milk plant is housed in a permanent well- constructed building that is dur able and constructed to facili tate the sanitary and prompt handling of milk permit a mum the milk distributor must have a permit or license to sell his product to obtain this the product sold and the conditions under which it is produced and handled must conform to the re quirements of the regulations this permit or license is grant ed upon the sanitary conditions of the premises used in produc ing and handling milk and up on the actual condition of the milk as offered for sale to the consumer in addition to the sanitary in spection of these milk plants samples of the bottled milk are taken at frequent intervals and analyzed and tested at the lab oratory these samples are test ed to see if the milk has been pasteurized to check the butter fat content the bacterial plate count and the adulteration of the milk if the bottled product does not conform to the regula tions the permit or license of the distributor may be can celled 1 editors note this is the eleventh in a series of articles designed to better acquaint the residents of this district with the work of their county health unit other articles in the ser ies will appear in future issues of the tribune special as cheap at home king size incus washer with pump and timer reg 23900 7000 allowance for your old washer only 16900 balance terms to suit vou famous general electric floor polisher with buffing pads reg 5850 now 4500 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