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"Contract marketing -of quality -
controlled eggs is inevitable and a
good thing," claimed Professor A.
Ross Cavers in An address to egg
producers at the annual .conven
tion of the• Ontario Poultry Pro-
ducers .Association .: in. Toronto.
Professor ' Cavers, head of the
Poultry Husbandry Department,
Ontario Agricultural `College,; and
a well-known expert on poultry,
discussed •vertical _integration, or.
contract production,.., as it affected
poultry, producers in'the Province.
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He, indicated- thaty- •contract r -
ma
keting of quality eggs ,was grow-
'ing in popularity and • importance,
in. Canada; partly due to Canada's
successful 'egg grading system..He
told ,the egg producers that "Con-
tract : production without 'quality
control is not' likely to' succeed as
.a permanent . grogram,"' :.a n d
stressed that this would. ;mean
larger flocks'for egg.producers.
"Contractors will need to pick - up
eggs three times per"week and will
want:: ten 30 -:dozen cases or more
per stop if they can get them; this
means" 1,200- .hens or- Tliis-
figure • is ' about -three times the,
size,: of the average ;egg- producing
-flock. in Ontario at the current
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ple.tand .the gi'o"We N in his: control, prices being quoted'to'the public
because as integrator he agrees by. Toronto daily press • and a fie -
on prices with retailer's. This fore- quest to the CBC to 'issue -egg
es him to be more responsible and prices after livestock prices on its
More • careful about' the" volume' of daily- market reports'..
broilers he contracts , for. And Officerselected
when the members of -thee Ontario Tom for the corning
Poultry Processors Association had years- were: Tom" "Robson; Learn-
tried to. -cut +back,', on production. presid, for his second term a ,,
last year, they Were unsuccessful., and R n a Alroot Pond, ' Jarile,
and Ronald Brooks; Bowmanville
"The outstanding failure (of :the as vice-presidents; : /qrs. . Evelyn
processors) to control chicken
broiler production : within -reason- Brown, $ty a RamsaMilbi Don M.
Brown, Stouffville Miibnrn-gGra?n-=
able limits during the last hal
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wood,_Mitcllell,.;end AllanWedow:1958 was -a matter of reat_disap- Hanover, as -the remaining dire
pointment to all concerned, inelud- tors
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, representing
ting'the, producers
sor Cavers. What hadapPened .ing the•processors," stated Proles:,
was"that- independent contractors.theprovince"
bad 'brought np the excess Chicks
which were left in supply . by the'
processorsand had filled empty
broiler` houses•'.gf -broiler produc-
ers. This simply meant that pro-
dtiction was • relatively =changed,
even ;though the; organized proces-
sors had made .a determined, ef-
fort
Generally," Professor Cavers in
dilated- <-that ..producers of 'both,
"eggs and broilers look ,for Integra
tion and like it, even though many
farmer$:.claim it has harmful df-
feets on the farmer and his ixidus-,
Among the many - marketing try: But' he emphasized -that unless
problems that face egg ,producers
in Ontario," imported eggs present
the ;`greatest 'single' headache: In
_dealing with this point, Professor
Cavers stressed, that. Ontario egg
producers' best defense against.
imported eggs is quality.. control of
the eggs produced here iii.Ontario,"
Professor .(;'avers . also discussed -
the exteit of integration in the
broiler industry and indicated that
it'•had •lead to overproduction. The'
'processor, who is the usual con- attempts s ma
de by t e association
tractor ° or integrator iii -'Ontario's towards: - the- end. of 1958. to .intro
broile industry, holds the: future` duce a::promotion "plan for eggs
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of .the hatcheryinerf, the feed °eo- and fowl under Section 9 .of :;the'
Ontario';;Farm Products Marketing
Act_only to'have-ittcaneeliad7at-
BORNE 8' :IIIBBERr1' '` the. last minute because -'the : <lan
was found to be -contrary to1awT
He urge;1 film -tiers to look to .the
future ',and tukecharge'of ;the mar-
keting of their -own product. ` :"If
vertical integration, is inevitable,
and lc it isn't controlled by the
people who produce :the, product,
in my opinion :xt.wih be: disastrous
tt egg and fowl producers in On
grip,' he warned -
Resolutions comxnghefore. the
meeting, called fair a complete stu-
dy of marketing plans under the•
Farm Products Marketing Act for
the marketing of eggs.; and poul-
-tiy in: Ontario; an-increa'se-in`duty_
on eviscerated 'chicken'coming"in
to the country from U.S.A. from
approximately 3- cents to 5 cents
a
pound, -a- study"'of- floor prices -
and their, effect on the poultry in-
. hut Fraser Exeter..'.dustry.;::: an investigation of egg
integration's first- principle, pro-
duction, of a gi'en quality for a
given" market 'outlet, was -followed,
it would"not "be: successful for any
one segment mentof ' the. e, uidustry.
Tom Ito, son, egg producer from
Leamington, ;and president -of the.
poultry association, " pointed 'out: to
members the need for the 'organ-
ization. to make a fresh start in
building r r
nig -a` p og amfor producers
in the provinGe... He 'recalled': the
MVTI7.At. FIRE ._
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HEAD OF,I!ICE - Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J, Rohde '- . R;R. 3, .Mitchell
Vice President
Milton McCurdy. - R.R.1, Kirkton
Directors:
E. Clayton Colquloun, R.R.1,
Science Hill; 'Martin ::Feeney, R.11,„
2 l)ii ilxn, Robert G. Gardiner, R:
R ' :1, Cromarty.;. Timothy • B.
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lucan.
. ; .Agents
---Harry Coa "' "n - -1 -.,
te'T-R:R. Centralia;
Clayton Harris,-1Vlitchell; " Stanley
Hocking, Mitchell.
Solicitor; ,
W G. Cochrane - Exeter.
Secretary -Treasurer
BLAKE
- Mr. and Mrs.'Jack Bannister -and
family, of. Zurich,: visited with Mr,
and, Mrs. Newell Geiger,:.
"Miss •Kathryn "Erb " spent" the
•weekend with,hergirl friend; Miss
Mary Margaret Oesch.
Sundaygests'.with,IVir. and Mrs.
Newell - Geiger:' and Mrs. • Mary•
Mason
n were Mr. Harold Finlay;
a7.family _
On Fr}day A. Red Cross'program,
was held and "e ball. gain: was_en
joyed by "all '
Mrs.. " Mary • Manson attended •a
quii'ting at Mrs.. Melessia"Geiger's:
onSaturday-" afternoon.
Gode�r.
ch. Minister
se
Is New :Moderator•.'
The 'Rev. Robert G,. 'MacMillan;'
of• Knox s`'"Pr-esbyterian Church,
Goderich, ;.was elected Moderator
ofthe S
nod of. Hamilton and Lon,
den a
t its;: 85th meetings , at St:;
Paul's" Presbyterian Church in
gersoll Monday•night,
Mr. , Ma.clVlillan minister of "Jthe
-Goderi`ch church for fhe,past elev--
en, years, was voted "into office. on
lie.,second Isallut:-He was riomin-
ated'lly the Rov • ,D FJaTinston;r
of:'Brantford
Others nominated Were:, The
?Rev FIarry $. Rodney, St..Thomas;`.
Donald E. -Mackay,' Stratford Wil=.
Barn A . H`endersoh, Walkerton. f
The election,- of the moderator;
concluded the first day of ° the.
Synod. which ended ' Wedriesday
23 IN IS Memb�
Visit Goderick
THE HURON E
QSITo1I,:SE:AigR
•• A group of 23 ladies from Sea-
forth attended 'sessions of the an-
nual, meeting, of • the - Hamilton -
'London. Synodical .of 'the Women's'
Missionary Society of the Presby-
terian Church in Canada, held: in
Iinox Church, " Goderich,. for three
days; last week
• Delegates were served a .compli
mentary dinner Tuesday evening
and :!a civic welcome • was extend,
ed to them by: Mayor E. C.'Fiseher
of Goderich. Also speaking words.
of welcome. were Rev.'R: G. Mc
Millan, on :behalf, of the ".session
and board of Knox Church and the
--Moderator •of HuroadVlaitland Pres-
bytery,
res
b er Reit.' E "_ C: IVIc ey, o
yt y, R K',rri Y, f
Teeswater. On Wednesday morn}
ing those attendingthe sessions;
-were- welcomed by 1VIrs. J. F.
Scott,' Seaforth,president of Hur-
on, Presbyterial.
;.Mrs: Arthur • Hamilton, Atwood
,
past' president of the"Synodical,
presided for. the : conference,
"in -the
absence Of Mrs. W, sC.'• Wheaton,:
Port Stanley, the theme of which'..
was, • "The Way, the Truth and the
Life. Special speakers were
A: S. Curr ,'Toronto, : meniber of
the Council -'Executive, 1Virs.: A.
-GlennThompson, president
T hom o • of - the
P
Western Division W.M S ,and Dr.
Donald -Wade; Professor at Icnox
•Coil ge Toronto. Also ,present.
were;'Miss: Margaret Boyd,' region -
,secretary `Of
egion-
secretary"of the Synodical,. and,
Miss "Ida White, R.N:, missionary'
home on -furlough. from India.
Mrs:"-Charlesc
Falconer, Appin,
was appointed delegate to confer-
ence for Evening Amxiliaries: to be
held in Montreal, and Mrs. W. 0:•.
Johnston, ,Seaforth, will attend the
training centre at McMaster, Uni-
versity in June. The synodical' will
meet next year in Paris,. Ont.
Attending from ..Seaforth'" were
Miss Belle Campbell,' Miss -:`Jessie'
•Fraser Mrs. Hugh
Mc
Gachla t,
Miss 1VIarionGray, Mss
Zna'Gray;;
Mrs.. J. L. Bell, - 1Virs. John • W.
Thompson, 'Mrs. W. E Butt," Mrs.
-J. 1VIcGre�o ins a i SooAt
Mrs. H. R. Scott,,Miss H. Murray
Mrs K sharp, Mrs. Tom Fox;
-iVFrs.=f�--1�FkdFewS-Nlr-s-Os-:Tnhr�
son, Mrs._D.,_14. Elder, MrsF.:
Scott,.Mxs T; R. Russell, Mrs W.
J : Thatnp,sQ i, Mrs,.:,;:- H. Geddes,
1Virs.,'Dale Nixon, Mrs. H. H. Les-
lie and Mrs. "Wallace; Ross.
The. Rev. Donald MacInnes, `ef
Ridgetown; presented 'a business:
report
About 400 attended• a-puiihw
c oe;
hip
-sser vice-eond:ucte47,by`-tlretre=
tiring moderator, the Rev"
Douglas,, of"Woodstock, assisted .by.
the: Rev. `D "T hvans;: "St Paul's.
-Chureh-rTIngersoll; ` "and the Rev: •
Walter Kennedy; , moderator of
Paris Presby• •erZ.,.'r.
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Last ;euchre ofthe season Presen-
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Garnet Fer •er's"Orchestra
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