The Huron Expositor, 1958-05-02, Page 8TUUON XXPOSI QR, .,SEAFOR'],'lT, ONT , MX
INTON COMMUTE?Y' SWING'
POOL COMMITTEE*
LUN0N; LIONS
PJ
1P48used Sale Prices
Prices at 1ensall cortmunity
sale Thursdays wereZ
Weanling pigs, $15 to: $18.25;
Optics,' $ to 5.60; feeders,
$36,10 to $30; sows, $72,50 to $113;'
Holstein colds, $160 to $185 ?>nr-
"ham cows, $175 to, $200; kidskin
calves; $12,50 to $19.50." Durham
Doers. Open apt. 110-.m; D.ST� ._ Gaines., sta
1,5 GAMES for_1$7.5;00.,.. Each
'4 SHARE TIIIJ WEAETH GAMES
JA.CIPOT 1000.00 -=-
DOOR FAZES ,
at 9:00 ppura>
MCI
AbMTSSION $1.00
Extra Cards: 25c each or 5 fore 1.00:
jackpot. Caids° 50c e
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3'fel. :$1.00
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Read the Advertisements Ft's=
a Prafitable-Pastxrle.
Agriculture in Huron needs', a
strong voice in ,the. Legislature:
Charlie MacNaughton;•,
been directly associated with' -the
farming :industry all' his Work-
ing life,. can speak .for Huron:::
farmers with •aauthority..-
Here, in his own words;.,are' the
PC .candidate's views on ;the
farri 'economy:
'SI firmly --believe tliat'-the great•
est ' single - probfim : confronting
agriculture . today :is that ' of .
marketing I believe I, ani qi ii -
Pied tospeak on 'this subject. •
-• because marketing, .beth .dpm'es
tic and ,export, is the : -.very
sence of thQ. bu$iness with which
.I am associated.'
"The Farm: Products Marketing
Act, designed by the Frost gov
ernment to allow farmers, to, or
ganiie their ow.`self-help' ;pro- 4
gram, has 'provided the authority
to proceed withasiires -design
edta., improve the , system 0
marketing farm. prodpets ' How
ever, a great `deal of work is yet
to be done before we . can.. safely
say that`we ate -close -to -a eolie�
tion to the many piobleins 'Which
aifeet this .phase of the Taut
economy..
';Practically everything the -far=
mer has to buy is produced by
Organized' labor. I endorse • the
right of-Iabor ;to,_._baugain col-
lectiveIy' with.. iiianagement , to
determine the basis Ton which
the working man shall be re=
nrunerated but •T, #ail' ttr see."why ,
the -farmer should 'not , have. a
similar :'collective voice in., de-
ternririing :the value of what he
produces.-
"I do, however, believeor°'' this—
that no legislation set of ,°
marketing eons
. Neill atic=
Beed nines: ft comprehends .the •
interests ht. f proitagcer, processor
and consumer • alike„ .
"I will 'direct Wkatever energies
and talents I poSsess to•the end,
that, in -the shortest Pogeible
time, marketing ,legislation _-at.
.the-ptosrinde Ievei can be co,-,..
drdmated:, with the provisions;
our. new federal, bill whicli" will
elnsiaafe or` at least alleviate
th'er present, insecurity which at-
taches to so many, branches of,
the agricultural . industr3=,'y
VOICE ,OF TEMPERANCE
' '.t E1 US: REPEAT
We in Huron County. are very
Ambulate,. Unser ;the Canada
Texnperar}ce ,Act we have no
legal; liquor.. outlets.:
It ;-cap still be said, `You
just don't see drunks on our •
:streets," as one who moved
to Miion from an L.C.A. court, •
-
ty.. declared::?, The"' occasional
drunk episode. usually ofign_
ares in 'a bottle'•c)ub,--bootleg
ger -joint or',`a tavern. outside
pur, county. Wherf= 'such-'incr' •
dents are.' reported to,. our
Crown Attorney, action is tai-'
eu„and' punishmentfolio
ws:...So-.
much -'so that: botle 'clubs” -our-
ing .the past three' -Years' have ' calves,'': $20 to " 49.
had hard going; and$ Good steers
g. g> numbers sold up to:: $24:60 -a ;cwt.:..:
-,.of t ►ern are ' closed., Six hundred -andSi
•xtY pigs ;and.
,The law,
rovide2
p s for0
impris- • 5 cattle•. and. calves "were .sold,
onment 'go a 'second' offence, , .the' largest sale .0 to; date
and• although liquor money may _ p.
be,#ound to• pay fines, no" cot;- 'Jerry -was running errands'for
victedbootlegger has•ever had• his sister. Am'
any • one offer' to .take . over . aone `,the necessities
jail sentence, � : , was a trip: to the drug stole.
The ;CTA, is'good-law. 'Our ,• sis`•`I want a box of powder fyr rri .
ter," Jerry said:
"local . federaltiiember of par- "Certainly," replied the drug
hament; has shown an interest' store attendant and trsing to make
in the matter of having the act a joke he::'added, "some. thatoes
"amended to strengthen _it.,' off with -,a bang?" g
Many churchmen of,:nurnerous But Jerry was.e ual,to t
churches • in uron -a e:strong- siori: '°q he kind
. No; he; said, `‘the-
ly 'behind the" :CTA (Advt_)_: that ,goes •on with' a `puf ••"
HURON COUNTY FEDERATION NEWS
1By CARL, HEMINGWA,X) ': •
On April 16 I . attended an infor suranco regardless of 'whether it.
was injured at the marketing yard
ot. n -transit The:producer will he
paid m full.
-If the hog is 'injured in such a
way that the packing .plant accepts'
it. without -eoi iplaiat and.. it is lat-
er food 'that the -.Carcass: is ;unfit
for,- human. consumptionand is
therefore condemned, :the.,packing
Platt -.moist take' the loss and-thel:.
producer, -*ill be paid in full. • :.
In`niost Gases this payment will
come- to the producer without any
action- on his part but sometimes
errors occur and ',the farnier''enly
receives 'the!., sa1yage value. ,If this
happens the -producer should notify
hisshipper. and'•the'-Marketing Ag-
ency; sa .-dist they, :can trace the
shipment and colIect from' either,
the packing company or the insur
ance company •
'if; .,however, the shippernotices'
anything '.suspicious»about: the' hog:
he should. •inform the farther that
he will: not bere
s on ;
s bl
e
for d
age in shipping'and, if, on:,;arrival
at'he plant the hog is tagged "sub''-
sect to kill" by the processor, the.
farmer-.will"then only receive the'
•carcass., value which may, he very
matron meetingsponsored IT. the
Ontario, .Hog Producers' ;A.ssoeia
tion and the Lainbton 'County l`ed-
eration of ,Agriculture, at Thed-
ord.. The< attendance wasn't large
which seemed tojindicate that the
farriiers are petty well satisfied
with the:operation of, the :market
ing..agericy At least, ifthey. had
any Complaints. they ' weren't :ser-
ious 'enough 'to' induce. farmers to
come to a _ meeting, to ,Seek .infor
matron to-anrprove.the situation.
The question of who :loses .a hog
when "it is condeiniied was 'raiked.
I, have had no' personal experience'
Aldothis line, but 'I think I:, have
th'e facts: If '.the. trucker ,accepts
the ' hog at t1}e farm without com-
,
plaint and' it later arrives at the
plant injured; it is covered by 'in-.
Another point .of interest:was the'
,statement that contracts•.for feed,
ing'hogs were being Ietin that dis
triet for as: rlittle 'as ' $2' per ryhog'
marketed. This is a new 'low in
my experience and' indicates, I:
think, very clearly "'that • contra -et`
farming can. lead •te very -"low re-
turns for' -the Contract feeder-
"I Hold: Agriculture To Be Huron's'VIost
Important Industry. Directly Or Indirecly, There Is
No County unty In, .Ontario Where A Prosperous u. p Agricultural
ommunitMeans' M .. ,
Y ore . To The :;.General Prosperity --
"I
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Uf An Area Than It Does Here In Huron."
--aCllairhe MacNaughton, April I6
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