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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-13, Page 10Borrow confidently at HFC Household Finance is backed by 80 years' experience in making prompt loans. • At HFC you may borrow up to .$1000 fOr any good purpose. Borrowin privacy with repay- ment terms that suit your I income best. $ Over 800,000 Canadians borrow from Elr every year HOUSEHOLD FaINANCE teado , M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH MU RPHY BROS. GARAGE PH9NE;;441.,??.94,75.7 CHRYSLER PL WINTER TIRES b GOODOVIEAII with for today's high powered, cars. See us now for the only traction that puts all your power to work to beat winter roads. • extra grip under power. ▪ a% more traction in sox?. --17% better traction in mud. • Sure control on hills, corners, stopping, • Quiet ride on bare payment. LOWEST PRICES EVER Free installation See us soon. wwwwo....wwsw.Wpirm. •Wwwwwwwwwwwww... w.p.m.., -...... M.N. ,.... PONWA. ..mrewwwww.. 1 DRESSING GOWNS - Tartans Fully Washable Anniversary Special ,,,, $14.95 , Reg. to $21.50 I LAY YOUR CHOICE AWAY I NOW FOR CHRISTIVIAS Checks -Stripes Phorie HO 2.93 1 111111 111i1111 I IH11111111110111111111111111111111111i111 11111111111111111111111111111111i1111111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 III 111110111111i CLOTTON 11M-ACC9414 THURSDAY, NOVEMBPt 13i, 195$ ,.Urges federal 6overmnent- To Stop. :Robles Spread A telegram sent from Ontario }".1741er!s Linton to agricalture Minjeter Douglas Harkness ,Novetti- tier 4 called upon the federal goy- .. ernment ta assume financial rep ponsibility for farm animals leap through rabieS, and medical treat, ment for farm people who have heed exposed, States 'Ontario Farm- ilnkan president, Gordon:. l sill, Failure of federal government to .establish an isolation Area tweet. Lake Superior and Ames, Bay permitted this .dread disease to spread from western to. Bast- ern Canada, .deatroying wildlife .and vereating financial and physical hazards. for Canada's, farm PeOple, Mr. Bill says, In expiguning the OFU stand. Mr, Hill, continued "the animal. contagious diseases act, amended during the last session of parlia-- ment set Op to take care of such emer.gatteles.' At the present time, Pont animals suspected of being, exposed to rabies are quar- antined under this act, but for some reason or other if an animal 'dies the farmer must stand the loss. As hundreds of farm 44. imals, are involved this creates an unnecessary hardship for some farmers, . By agreeing to share the ex- parise of fox bounty with inuri- icipalitiea, the Ontario government has shown good faith. We now, look to the federal government to do likewise, Mr, Hill: concluded. • . • e • •• Year-Old Calf Has _ . Narrow Escape _ ,FrOm 40-Foot Well (By our .fleusall Vorrespolident) A one year old calf was found Nov, 2 standing in two 'feet of water at the bottom of a 40-foot. well by district farmers. They es- timated the animal had been wed- ged in the well for three days. Owned by - Harry Smith, who lives one mile south of liensal), the calf disappeared four days ago. The WelL is located on the prop, erty of a neighbohr-farrn owned by Roy Bell. Farmers organized a posse to search for the calf and found tracks leading to a bushland. How- ever during an extensive hunt on Saturday, searchers heard a noise in the well and found the animal lodged .at the Vottom. The animal was hauled from the well by a tractor. The veterinar- ian who attended the calf said it was suffering, from shock. During the search in the bush for the animal the men came ac- ross a wild bobcat.. 0 It its estlimated that in 1958 the total' capita outlay by hugitteess nod indusrcy in Capiadia wiAch is the job-crreatitng form of call:Maki dovestment---will be about 13 per- cant below the 1957 lever`. Zone six, of the Ontario Cream Producers held their directors meeting on November 6 in •Clin- ton. The main topic .of discussion was the increasing stocks of Powder and butter, TWP Years ago, opless a definite change in production occurred, Canada was moving steadily into a serious shortage of both these products. The change took place and now we are faced with over- production. When we were., heading to a shortage the floor price for butter- fat was 58 cents. The •Qovernment. in 1957, permitted the. addition of storage costs to the re-sale price of butter. This increased the price of butter-fat to 62 to 63 cents. Skim-powder, in previous times, dropped aa low as 11 cents and at others rose to 13 or 10 cents. The support price was set at 17 cents while the Dairy Farmers of Can- ada asked for 16 cents and one farm organization demanded 21 cents. Along with this, Beef Producers took a severe beating in the early fall of 1957. This influenced many farmers to turn to dairying. We know that while there has been an increase it dairy herds most of the increase in • production has thaw from the increased use' of concentrates since the price of powder and butter warrePted- this more industry,w expensive Panser. In stocks _appear, the laboor forc4 is laid off and-production can wait for con- Sureption, to catch up. It's rather difficult to convince a good coo to stop production, and not advisable because food scarcities can be too dangerous. The zone meeting drafted a res- olution which • it ' hopes Will 'give the farmer a fair 'return, will re- duce the stocks of butter and pow- der and provide the consumer with an excellent food at a price he can pay: " "Whereas there are large stocks of butter being built up and where- as unemployment is seriously af- fecting butter consumption; There- federation Fieldman. Discusses tips And Downs of Surpiusses. Problems (By HemiagwaY) Government continue with the- policy of a support price for batter- that will bear a fair relationship to the' cost of production. FARMERS We are olOpp$14. .cattle every iWoOdity for United 00,oporofivo. of. Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them nn at your tam. .Seaae. RHONN COLIXOT not later than. Setutdaa, rights, - Seaford". Farmers C000perative 0.s. Hunt, felliipper Phone 773 43-tfb TENDERS Tenders will be received until November 15, 1958, for truck equipped with snowplow and wing, to plough part of Goderich Township roads, An needed, 'Tenders require helper to state size of truck and plough, price per hour. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.. ROBERT THOMPSON, Clerk ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent 45-6-b fore be it resolved that the Gov- ernment be requested to provide ..consumer Subsidy. of 10 cents Per pound of butter and that the I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I I I ii' Herman's Men's Wear Offers You Tremendous Savings During Their Ar II .....? Ow.. 0.••••. •WIN.. .1.• mo....• 0.1N. 40.010 .., Yds. POINI. tw. We... ZwAV www. OMWOM ....m. MM. .m.w. 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