HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-09-25, Page 10i0*-,- HE 'HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH',ONT•„ SEPT, 25, 1959
ALTON AREAS COUPLES �IPLES OBSERVE
, .40th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES. '
rr and Mrs. dham, Sholdice,
Of Walton, observed -their 40th wed-
ding anniversary on Wednesday"
September 16, an: e e
d 1 bra
Reeas1 a ted the
n whirr; tlxerimmediate fam-
.il ` p
Y there
ga� d. at their home, They
Were presented with an electric fry
part,,,,, electric' tea kettel, electric
+eaffe erc
pe olator and crystal sand-
wich• plate. ,
The evening ng •was, spent in play-
,
ng cards and a social •titre. Lunch
was servedincluding an annivers-
ary cake.. '•
Mr. and Mrs. -Shad -ice have one
daughter, M. Ian, Wilbee (Elva),
of. Walton, and .one son, Mac, at
home,' and three grandchildren,
Carol, Keith and ,Brian Wilbee.
Mrs. Sholdice is the former Mar-
tha McCuteheon.
Those present
ere from Toron-
to,
Brussels, Milverton, Brodhagen
and Walton. •
A't. th same gathering,
e Mr. and
g g>
Mrs. Russell Knight, RR`2, Brus
sels,, who .will observe -their 40th
wedding anniversary on' October
29, were also presented with . an
electric fry pan from the Sholdice
family.
Mrs. might is the former Ella.
Sholdice. They have one son, Ross,
on the home farm, RR 2, Brus-
sels, and four grandchildren, War-
ren, ;'Bruce, Nancy and Mary 'El-
len. Kpight. ' '
'Mrs. WY1i McCutcheon, of Brus-
sels, •.read humorous accounts • of
their wedding of 40, years ago..Mr..
,Wesley M`cCutcheen; 'of Toronto,
and: Mr. Russell Sholdice, of Brod
hagen, .conveyed congratulations
and best -wishes on behalf of the
relatives
The number of farms in Canada
is shrinking.: Inthe period 1951-56
the total fell almost 8 per cent to
951 ' ' •• 575,015 farms. '
IAS YOUR. WIRING BEEN . CHECKED
LATELY
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The DENNIS ELECTRIC can repair your every need. - We •also,
have a large stock' of parts for all types of Washer and Dryer
repairs, .
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fin
H O.g G r�wersT�ld
Hog: producers are urgently re- started; to: rise and the hogsthat
quested 'to - avoid . marketing their had been -marketed* light would
haveYbr• u man .o
..P h e dollars.
h' g
t mr as.
o s e Y
g • below fzzu•:market weight be- `'We are right o
. g now faced with
the. same situation," t
u tion M ohl
• . r. Kohler
continued, "of a lower stabilization
price supposed p e which is sujppo,ed to become
effective October '1, and 1 .only
hope we .are noti;' faced with .the:
same kind of market?ng .as at the
end of • December, 1952.. Let • us
- ve; orderly shipping of only those
hogs ready for market, I believe
it the responsibility of all those
present here'today 'to not; ' onl`y
take a good: look at the situation
themselves but also'point out to
their neighbors when they go borne
the likelihood'of unsound results
due to marketing:hogs' between.
every hog they had ore the farm; -now and .'October ,1: that are below
regardless of weight. Hogs weigh- full -=market weight. These light
ing 100 pounds;and:under came • to hogs, marketed between now and
market, and were settled . for- on .October ,1 will net nnore, money :ev-:
drastic; cuts, in price, even based en •at the lower price level if kept,
on the lower floor' price of. $23:00. .to(usual market weights; -when you,.
+'Then `when everything cleared' take,into consideration the dedile-
away after January 1, the: price' tions' on out -grade' hogs,"
tween now and. October 1, ' said
Mr. Take' Kohler, manager
r of the
g
Ontario Hog .Producers' Co-opera-
-
o=o era-
tive." p
Mr.''Kohler's statement 'tame .on-
°Iy two days' .after he had . made
the same appeal in the ,annual,
meeting of •the hog co-op. ' At that:
time. he said, "All of us 'remem-
ber what happened. back at the
end of December, -1952. The. Gov-
ernment•had announced earlier the
floor price would drop from.$26.00
to $23.00 beginning January. 1, 1953 -,-
and most everyone shipped all hggs
that were ready -and lots shipped
HURON COUNTY FEDERATION NEWS
By CARL HEMINGWAY '
I hadn't intended to write • any
more about the deficiency payment
plan for eggs; but in talking-to a
few producers. P,£md that the idea
is. not too ,clear, SO will :endeavour
to cover some of the points.
First, the present support price
of 33 cents to' the-producer'In this
'area will not be the ,b'asis-for `'es-
tablisliing the -amount of deficiency
payment. As I•' understand it, 'the
support• price .will » be 'the average
_support.;price for .Grade A large
eggs across Canada. Therefore, it
will be, something 'less than '33c
econdly,_tliedeficiencypa p mento
will be; paid' on the first 4,000 doz-
en A large and A extra large eggs,
,sol(Liby,'.any ane. producer. There
iso,'deficiencypayment• on med-
iuin or small eggs
Thirdly, the amount of the de
ficiency payment' will: be the ,dif
'ference between ;the, average sup-
port price and the average market
price across Canada for the speci—
fied grades. ' •
Let 'us' -take a couple . of exam-
ples. Suppose the; average support
-price -is 31 cents: Let "us suppose
that 'thea :average market- price at
the end of,' -the . year is found'.. to,
be 28c, Under-these..circumstanc
Phone 669 W 12 for Prompt 'Service es 'a deficiency payment of 3r.' for
the first ;4,000 .dozen would be paid,
or, a' maximum of $120.
Again, ;let 'us :suppose;thathalf'
the A laxg eggs soldge a s' - for 34c and
during the year -.half the "eggs.. sold
(Master .Electrician) -=' Located in I4arpurhey -for 28e, obviously the --average,
- would -be :31c and there. would be
' , no deficiency payment. This could
i*1d6 ..i aft
ou can't beat:these
VALUES
, Thanks '_to you,. ` the •Seafort and District
Motoring Public, : for. • the Terrific Reception
accorded our 1959 Chevrolets,. Otdsmobiles;
and Vauxhalls
Dozens of One - Owner Trades Have Rolled In
.OUR•
To Make. Roam For Incoming 1960 Models`
=0
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1 Biscayne Sedan.
Transmission
'Power Glide.
_1 Bel A.ir Sedans -standard trans-
mission • ..
1 Biscayne Sedan staaedard»trans-
mission
1 4 -Cylinder Vauxhall Soper
E
1958 Studebaker President' Auto-
matie, 'radio
1955151d„ 4 Door Hardtop
1955 P1y-xnouth Sedan ,
1955 Meteor. Sedan
1953 Dodge "Sedan
.happen.:
At present eggs are being quoted
at 42 cents, thus the same number.
will have to be sold at 20 cents to
bring the' average"down to 31c.
In• order:` to qualify for the pay-
men( the producer, must register.
These cards are ' available at any
registered egg grading ,station and
the :producers' eggs most be mar-
keted through, an 'egg grading; sta-
•tion, though not necessarilythe
same one for _the:year.
In' the case of hogs, the only "in-'
foaiiation that I" feel is;.' definite
enou for publication is that the,
suppo level again will : not be
$23;65 but'' rather the weighted
average price which I am told
will be $22.64.
'Report On an
Use -Is Submitted
Tlie Special Committee'?of •the'
Senate. on Land Use •in Canada in
its repent report.- 'on the "`small
faint' ,em reviewed the
lights of 'briefs .from 'federal and
provincial .'•government. officials,:.
the:. leadera . of national farm or
gen nations• and others ancLarrived=
at aa':riumber• of. pertinent recons-
mendations.''
The Committee was chiefly con
cerned with the welfare of farmers.,
who. operate small• farms on'. a full
tireei: basis :that are too • smallto
provide •an acceptable level of •liv-
ung;. ' It recognized=that the'.problems =
Of the small: farm;. operator ' are'
many varied and complex and was
ander no illusion • that a .clear cut .
and easy, •selution could be Iound. .
No Precise Answer:
Despite the •large' amount of •evi
dente • presented, the CothTnittee'
was unable to give` a precise an-
swer- to the number of •"problem"
small farms -In :Op different prov
inces. There' were' three main rea-`
sons ;for this- conclusion'•
1, There ;is no general agreement':,
as to' what . cotis'titutes -a
mum, acceptable -standard' of liv
2 Full
information with 'respect to
farm income is- not available:
.3.1 -Statistics are 'not available in
sufficient' detail to show, the
number and location of : 'these
farms
1 Although iro camprehensive cure=:
all was devised, the Committee re-
affirmed 'their support of'recoin
endations in previous reports fore
m
expansion of SOU •.mapping-
of settled and unsettled areas, (2)
systematic land use surveys 'to<
provide an economic • classifica-
tidn .of land;; (3)'"an-' expan e'n of
water• resource ,development , stu-
dies 'and; management, (4) ' more
emphasis on( economic studies with
regard to fare s>,xe,, organization
and practices, : •
`Further recommendations were
aimed at ;more efficient levels of•
production_ on farri4 :remaining
agriculture -and creation of.:an.eco
rfornie climate designed to: facili-,
tateand iiiiprove off -farm• meanie'
and employment Tliese : included;
(1) institution of a 'special body to'
assemble, Icoordinate and arrange
for ',dissemination of agricultural
information now nn the hands; of all
research agencies; ;(2) expansion
of extension services dealing with
'farm'. planning, 'business pt!iiiciples.,
and farni management; • (3) provi.
- sion Mr an expanded program of
vocational,aand technical training:
.far industrial jobs of - rural people;
E4jr•--offfarnt'—job4lacemeni7 :and
counselling; and (5) re -settlement,
assistance • to. farmers on small un- -
economic.•„farms . wishing to move
'to other areas 'of einplbyment,
Ralph A. •Stutt of the Economics”
Division; Canada. Department- of.
Agriculture, acted as technical ad
viser'°to the Senate »land use coni
mittee.
Some people thunk. that the eas-
iest Way to- make :a -:mountain out
of a •rnolehill'4is t2 add"a little dirt.•
HENSALL•r,GATHERJN HONORS -MISS
Coniplinienting 'Ivri'ss Ruby Web- The bride's chair was,•decorated
ster,; ri r
b � of Situ d4Y, September in Pink and white over -which hung
19, twenty, neighbors and friends ribbons and balloons. The house
met' at the -.home .of her parents, was also .decorated in pink and
Mr. 'and : Mrs.: Percy. Webster on white. motif.Contests and games
Thursday evening to honor' her with wereenjoyed and lunch served.
a, miscellaneous .presentation and The „liresentatio>ti "was arranged
topresent her with many lovely by Mrs.Ken Witdfong and Miss
gifts.
Miss Margaret Brintnell, of Margaret Brintnell, of Exeter.
Exeter, read the address; ,and Miss Doug
•:
D
ou g Coo
PeC is building
a new ew
Marlene Jacques presented he home on hisfatle,r'sfarm on high-
giftsand~assis ed in, unwrapping wat '4, north ofHensall-
the gifts. George E. • Walker, who has been
RUBYWEBSTER
a »patient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. Was able to return home
On ' Wednesday,
Three tenders were opendd at
:the Hensel* Community Memorial
Dark' Board meetingay
Urinals,
Wednesday
for the installation of urinals, toil-
ets and one 50 -gallon' hotwater
heater, pins alterations to the Hen -
sail Arena. No contract was
award-
edowingo in to the fact thatthe cost.
would be too -high.,,- Don J,oynt,
chairman;. presided:
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for construction and the• many -modern
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Sole; rwi
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• Wlly, protected •Rug noxaa .
toe *Ouch swlch
Swivel adapter
• •Lorgadispocable• •.Floor,Brusb
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• 7 foot fleXible.' . Gevtee Tool
hose • Duster' Brush
• 2 extension o UphoI$teiy
wands Nosale
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Wh(ps, ` blends,. mixes, mashes, .purees
*hese electric hand mixer hove 3
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instant beater"rotleaee.,Lightweigbtmetal
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Regularly 19.
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For this event only! Co-op' Huskie
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'CO-OP`' CALF' 'STARTER: -,GROWER'
The cheeped- gains aro made during .the early stages of'•lif(e. Get
your. calves off to a flying i start'by feeding Co -Vis Calf •Sfarter•grower• ".
at two: weeks' of age,'.j$ isal
very in+pariant'that the calf lie,
left to'°nurse;fhe dam for at -
least three days. After' this
time the calf•can continue to
nurse'or be pall fed.'.;Allow .
Alt calf to eat up 19 4 Ib.'daHy for about 3' months .of age.
Available 'tn 100 lb. bogs.
GAS
Stove and
Furnace -011
Prompt: Pam
and Home Delivery
BRIGHTRALL'
Dealer ane Distributor of
Canadian . Petrofina-- Ltdd
.Petrrolen ni Products
PIIQNE 354,
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Because.of our lack of store space„ we will be unable to stock most of the
above items, but We will accept orders ,..h.6 ;1 0now ,el -Vend' of '.Sale. , All'
items' will, be subject .to Supply' when ordered.
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