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Mid-Western Ontario Devel-
opment Association has 'built up a
fairly -good "definite• prospect list
of United States industries thatrare
considering locating in the four-
county area served by the associa-
tion, it was stated in a written re-
port'„the:. board of directors of
MODA by -Elmer. W. Goebel, gen-
era]. manager of the assdciation, at
a general meeting of MODA at the
'Wintry :club, ' Stratford, Thursday.
The general manager of the as-
sociation, which` serves , the..coun-
ties of Perth, : Huron,. Wellington
and Waterloo, stated that besides
trying to attract new industry, to
the area, he intends to.give more
-Consideration and effort in the'
ture to getting old and•. established
industries in the area to expand.
Mr., Goebel regretfully • reported
that the, zone ,'committees of, the
association, had•:net been function
ing as they should 'He said that
in two- of the four zones there had
been very_ little interest 'shown,
and that this Was apparent because
'of the 'lack of attendance at the
meetings' and . the irregularity of
holding s
. meeting
The.. stated that the . as-.
sortation had made little headway
in the . field. of tourist promotion
..because the -response, to'reouests
fiir.•information' from the inunici
palities tithe region, as to possible
tourist attractions was very poor.
"From ,the response received, it
would ! appear that we have very
few recreational facilities within
our region,-• and yet' all our muni-
•
Buckwheat Usage.
Sows •Decrease
Buckwheat has gradually taken
a back :;seat"tb most other crops in
Canada; over the last:30 years,:
Production has declined from a'
mi
lPa1 l_zon'acre cr-WofTa{iproxi7
mately '10 million bushels' in 1928,
;to 100000. acres in ,;1958;, with a
Yield of slightly ovrt
etwo• milhan
bushels.
-The 'decline has been: gracing as
indicated b:ay—the-1933-creage
6.0of-
.3$00 and the .186,000 ; acreage of
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cipal brochures last various types land? Or for that matter. better
of recreational activities, and I use of our good land? This isn't.
am sure that au of us are notutil- the exclusive job of planning and.
axing our neighbors' facilities,” the development . officers in Toronto.
report stated,';, It is our right, and I , trust our
Guest speaker . at ,the meeting'own job, to•plan .,our own future,"
was -William H. Cranston, Mid- ' Speaking on the potentialities of
land,- secretary -treasurer of ' the the recently: formed Ontario Re -
Georgian, Bay Development Asssoc- gional 'Develepinent 'Council, Mr.
cation.. His subject' was "Naiure ' Cranston said it meant• the first.
Abhors a Vacuum." He was intro- step toward establishing a Doniin-
duced by'S..Fred'Edwards, .Palm- j.011.- Provincial Municipal confer
'erston, MPP ,for Perth,' and thank- ence,' which was thought by many
ed by- Willoet J. Kelterborn, mil- to be essential to the proper
verton. growth, ,of .our Cities,' towns, vil-
The speaker warned that the ;fid- lages, townships and' counties. -
rdevelopmentt as- Mr Cranston concluded by stat :r
ture of Ontario's
sociations is not; bright,. as theirs ing that if the newlyformed_ coup
in- essence is .thejob of, .bringing ..cil was to have the desired effec-
to public light ideas and programs tiveness, the mainproblem• to be
that' may not fit into existing fee- overeome 'Would d he the en. and woy
eral or provincial . policies, . but
which maY be 'right for; onemint men; to give the •ideas concrete
ori •
ty area • . form:
m: s under the
"Theirs is. the job of adap` g chairThemanshipeeting' of J.viaD. Oaks,
existing policies , more. effectively mediate past president ,o£ lis as-
and more efficiently to meet local satiation, who during. the• iiieeting
problems, gf. presenting ideas new turned over: the duties, of ,president
incl different from those now i - to W K Denny, mayor of '-Fergus,
Vogue, of crusading as develop the.new" president. ment missionaries for. their own . County: Wardens• in attendance at
nasi ' > .theirs is
parish; and on oC au °White;.
the job to fight for the rights the meeting::were Eric O. and f W lli ton, T Cam bell Thomre �•
Fireside Group
Sponsors Tea
The spring tea, spailsored by the
Fireside: Fellowship group of First
Presbyterian Church, : held at . the
home of Mr. and'Nirs. F. R. Cos-
ford- Wednesday afternoon; was,.a
"fine success. The home was prettily
decorated with snapdragons, tulips,'
daffodils, rosesand pussy .willows;
The guests were received at the
door by Mrs. Cosford. and Mrs. It.
E: McMillan, rand shown to' the :'din,
ing room by Mrs, k'. Kling• ' Those
serving were ''Mrs; J. E. Patterson,;
Mrs. Doug Whyte ;and Mrs.. Ken-
neth Willis. Pouring tea were Mrs.
J.F. Scott, Mrs," Robert •Wright,
Mrs.L. R, McDonald.; and Mrs.' R.
K. McFarlane:' In charge of• the"
refreshments • were Mrs. E. A. Mc
Master and Mrs. Jolinr.4. Cardno.A;
opportunities of the people gf their ° e ng p
own region, against the' ever -in- son,; of , Perth, and' William R.
Jewiit,.'of" Huron.
creasing weight of centralized __,;
Mayo-rs present iucludedT�R E.
th ty
au ori , Mountain of" Stratford who Wel,
p critter haste well intentioned coined the ;'deleg'ates .to the city,
the. •prarhe muustesr, ' the `cabinet• :0°.11:1e4 •Nickel, Listowel; A E
iniiiister,- or •the senior `civil- ser
,v ant it_ is ,most: -difficult to:draft Robinson; M tchell;,•,kl. E: Pooley,
:leg slatioii:to.'provide the:.best:'po$ Exeter,• and Mr. Denny
sible results for all chose ,govern l e'eves at. the meeting included.
ed. The; more, government enters Walter Mogk, Ellice township; W
the! field, of private decision; ,.the C G*?rth, Milverton:; Baillie Par
rubra likely is' its` legislation to be rott,Morris township, Ivan._ 'For
inefficient=:and unjust." syth; Tuckersmith ;township; How
;The speaker said that before lo- and Lowe; -'South Easthope, town;'
ship;' N..,•H: Merritt, " Biy;tli,
'sal , organizations. could ' tap ,in to -
fill the' -vacuums, they must: first= Weber, Wallace townslnp, and V,
"know themelve's " Before. we Becker, "Hay:: township
•
Dr. W G McGregor, of the Can
ada Department of" Agriculture'm
,Ottawa,;, gives some.,. reasons; for
this 'decline. They are; the. reduc
tign in 'demand due to a; lower: con-
sumption of starchy foods'; 'a' de=,
clining,,taste for buckwheat cakes;.
improved farm- equipment=whieh-
'hermitsquicker plamting_ of, other,"
crops, hence, less need" for a;•quick
maturing crop: life:: buckwheat;
and., one other i_mpgrtant iteiri, a
drop :in'the ,price per. liushe�' .
In.defense of.buckwheat, Dr: Mc-
Gregoi' • says we may be overlook-•
Ing an ' oppertumty' to; explo-it .its
use in .:the human diet' and in ra
t o 0 livestock es
eciall .wi
nsf th
i r P. y
over production: in some cereals..
Buekwlieat,, be says, is one of, the,
best' sources of • protein
biological value for supplementing
'other cereals.: Because'.it, is high
m Iysine,'.- it could become ari
cellenti substitute for part -`.of` the
corn .or other'grain -in a feed .mix=
ture. ,
Further, 'Dr. McGregor "..points
.cut, 'thatbuckwheat-•is the <best'
crop to grow on unproductive land
: It: matures;'quickly, and is ,ideal for
low lying a'r'easwhich in soiree sea
sons cannot`be used until it is too'
late for ordinary cereals. Buck-
wheat is also;: used .as' a smoother -
crop to crowd out weeds,' • asa.
cover':crop `in'� orchards and` vine-'
yards, and as a green . maniire
crop. The flowers provide an ex
cellent: ;source of honey with ; a'dis=
tinctive flavor. An: acre hag'. en-
ough nectar for as" much as 150
pounds .of honeyin a season::
make ou joint 'plans 'as : Member �w �w si• sem■
municipalities ;m this development
association we must first study,the
economic,history .of.our'own areas-:
in relation to. current, land use;' we
"rust consider the cost ofour mar
ginal and' stib`-marginal'' and 'even
idle lands in •terms . of isolated
boatrto he operatedr-extra=`road
miles to, be maintained, gravelled
mill snow' plowed:-
- -- •-•m-
;;-r HaYe.�we yet,d'reamed; aisa
V
at-'the zone and regional: levels; of
returning .these thousands of acres
:of `land to .their historic forest
'cover? Someday;'ai41 perhaps' not
too' far away either if. Ontario , is
:going to -Maintain its world leader
. ship # wood pioduet- it Wilrhay'e
to -find its forest plantations_notlin
Northern::,:Ontario, Where it may
take Well,;fwer 100 years for a, tree
to ,mature;••but in major plantations
in',Southern Ontario, where 350•,:ae
res of trees will give a pian: a good
living and where lowermarketing
costs make, tree farming ecdiibilia.
"There is a forest, a :big forest,
ice `t
Of. e er mon al>,
in the torev Y
fu y p
,in Ontario . Experts i forestry,
agriculture .in water. conserv,a-
tion, .and; in •economics :all agree
there must.be.-:'What are we in
:this'area doing about ourmarginal
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Bugs.'and disease are the
of
1Y` enemies the gardener may have
•to guard 'against. Sometimes there
are flocks of< birds• and concentrat-
ed attacks by rabbits, ground hogs,
coons or'deer. But the, smart gar
,dener,cair easily outwit all of these
as well as most bugs and diseases, -
,Treatment. for the last named will
be left for later article.
To scare birds,there are all sorts
of fluttering'tiings chat shin.e•'in
.the, sun ,and ;spin • on wires or
strigs, There are also scarecrows
arid{ even shotguns We can''also
plant special '.fruit'and;•i t -..-trees
that the: ;birds, will prefer • to .the
garden and will give us- . hoots of
pleasure watching. thein eat...For
:the rabbits, some people surround.
the vegetable garden- with a.. -row,
:of glass bottles, With: no tops and
standing ,firm_in just•'aninch or. so
'of soil, -•The wind' bloWing across
` • the open tops makes a noise that
:iln the Orange Hall alarms the —rabbit's.." Pok ground
hogs, , coons and: •deer, sometimes
Sa1, turday May:9th •.an electric fence, will; be necessary
r l .. and .it'will also -keep. out,the ''rah -
at 3100 o'clock bits"In senile:cases,.as with soots,
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By J CARL HEMINGWAY
=`leg are 80c a clozent,, '
I '_didn't know', this • either until.
April 24 when returning fron the-;
Ontario
Beet--
in• Toronto , I stopped • at .a restaur=,
ant,- near Brampton, for supper:,
While waiting for iny' order, :., a
man; and I presume his wife, sat.
in'.at the next; table.. While. they.;
were talking, I overheard the, lad'
say7that"eggs-are-80 cents_.a dor-,
: Were; they.' turkey,_ duck .or,
,perhaps, 'goose ;eggs? Certainly;,
when_ 1, • was going: back, over my'
egg 'bills...formy. income `tax re-
port it doesn'.t seen" reasonaiale
,that, she was ; talking', about hen:
eggs;: Yet 'I`feel .quite certain that.
tliis`ladywasr'speakiii of hen eggs.
Whenever,:.1• have ' gnestione'd
dealers on^the'necessary mark-up;
on reggs': they have ''alwayS.," told, me'
that 20e should take the eggs from;
the producer to the::consum. er, and.
since that is almost twothirds of
what most,::,:producers have been'
•getting all: winter, ;it would_ seem
to be•plenty. • Fron 'the remarks T'
have: ...here..and :there, 'I
believe some producers do get:•
more than others,•, even for, equal
quality.' -However, the highest .1
have heard of was a,mii7.imum (and.
'probably this was' also" a Maxi, -
large. :On
axi',-
large.:On ,this:
'basis• the 'top pricefor eggs`to~the
consumer ,should have• been ,only;
586 :,per, dozen. Where then does
the: other 22c goOr does it mean,
that shine • producers are,; getting,'
60c 'a' dozen. =.>
Is it the. consumer thatis.being
gouged ar`is� it the producer that
is, being. squeezed?;' Or is;fit more
probably 'both+
I;have'recently:•received two art_,
ticles published by the'•Consumers'
Association complaining that' Gov
ern hent. 'support prices are.eaus-..
ing-the consumer. to pay, too 'ranch
for, his;Ricci,' and therefore; the Sup
port price should be lowered butin;
this matter;bf eggs it doesn't seem
to .
be;:the producer price that
makes eggs dear.. ,
• I think the consumer :would' do'
well• to consider, 112r Greer's state
inept in•refereneeto support grit-
es: ori - dairy produets: • ,'"Even
though the, floor price 'goes downs,.
the. Government has.no assurance
that the consumer price; tSill drop,"
Perhaps. farm- --producers have
been. negligent of their' responsi-
bil'ity: to the cdnsumer in that they
have, taken no part in'.marketing:
to see to.it that:the, consumer is
paying only a. fair "price for the
farmers' -produce, ,' Certainly there.
seems to.be reed for improvement
i4: the inarketing°`of 'eggs.
however, the: fence ma?.have to,
Auspices' of 1 include "a foot or two' of poultry
range ;Tian 'Property Committee wire.
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