HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-08-22, Page 7• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1986
CHARGE STEAM.
ROLLER TACTICS
• Immediate action • against any
packer who doe not co-operate.
with the °Ontario Hog Producers
Marketing Agency Was recodu...
mended in. a« resolution passed at:
a public meeting .of the hog pro-
ducers held' in. Chesley on Aug_
fast 17th. Sonne 600 hog ,producers
filled the Chesley High School
HALDENBY
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Arnature and Field Windipa,.
Brushes, Beatings, Etc.
Repairs to
Fractional and .Integral
Horsepower • Motors,
Also •Electric. Fans, Vacuums,
• Clippers, Drills, Etc. •
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8L11ougb
Phone: ` Ripley 111-r.-29
to capacity,
The meeting beard Chas; Mcx
Innes; .president of 'the
Hog Producers Aeric 'announce
Ontario,
that •the Ontario gHo
Marketing. A"ge rc , . a sed aProducers
order directing the Ontario Mar-
keting
Programme to accept de-
livery .of Grey -Bruce hogs only
froth authorized open markets.
Mr,
cam �Mcl nes • said that 'failing
pll d'nce of the order and
within ' the last • 10 days "organ
ized steam roller" opposition had
developed by monied interests
against ' the order, Be 'warned
that the steam roller opposition
was determined to ,wreck the
Ontario farmers efforts to de
veiop• ,a markting program.
The meeting ' heard reports
that' pie open: marketing egetr
paign .had increased ,the • Percen-
tage .of. Grey Bruce hogs going. to
the open market from'. 53 up to
74 percent. It was also reported
that a year ago, before the as-
sembjy yards were in operation,
only. between 5 to 1.0 percent of
Grey -Bruce 'hogs were ;going, to
the open market. .
irsz LUCpNOW SENT
' L, LUCK1 OW, 'ONTARIO
Jake Kohler, manage#' of .the
Ontario 'Hog. Producers Market-
ing. Agency. cited .day; by; day
trading situations,` 'during'
the'
:past four weeks:and emphasized
that the increased 'supply of.
Grey -Bruce hogs on the open
market enabled 'him •to 'bargain
or 'better. hog .prices. '
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ST. HELENS • •.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. •Durnin "of
London were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs; Jas. Durnin last week.•
Mr. and ,Mrs. Mel Brown; Don-
na Woods and Bob Murdie left •
last. Wednesday • on a motor trip ' ,
through Northern, Ontario,
Mrs. Gordon McIntyre end
d
Donald .of •Bracebridge were re-
-gent visitors with Mri. and Mrs. :
W, L Miller, On 'their 'return, they
were accompanied Anne
Hughie• b'.
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