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Secend the Federal Minister has
been reported to have announced
that the hog price will be sup-
ported on a deficiency payment
basis to the farmer only, That is
the price will find its own, level
on the open market and the gov-
ernment will then make Up the
difference between that price and
the support price, The mmertant
point is that this will he paid.
only to independent farmers and
will not he paid to companies op-
erating On a vertically integrated
basis. This has been heartily ap-
proved by western farmers where
vertical integration is threatening
to take over the hog industry
just as it has the broiler industry
in Ontario.
Since we in Ontario are fortun-
ate' in haying .a producer eontroll-•
ed marketing method we are not
so greatly concerned at this in-
tegration problem. We should how-
ever realize that greatly increased
production in the west could un-
der-mine our market especially if
this western production were to
come under the control of large
corporations.
Auburn
correspendont.1, MRS, W. .gtfl'APN.C!cfc
Pliant: Auburn 51 r14
Mrs. William T. Robison is on a
¶trip- to the .State of Virginia,
Miea Mary Asquith, Sarnia, Was
.* weekend. guest with her parents,
and and WS, Charles Asquith.
Mrs. George Beatty,. Varna, and
son George, Chatham, visited
!last Sunday • .With Mrs- Ezekiel
-Phillips, and Miss Laura,
Frank Walters, Woodstock
„spent a few days last week with
;his sister, Mrs, Arthur Grange,
-"Ntargny Jennifer and Shelly,
Mrs, Gordon R, Taylor, visited
her father, David g-ainliton, in
Victoria Hospital, London, last
VedneScla$:
Tel and Zonis.. Youngbint„
'Woodstock, spent last -Friday. With.
Itheir brother, Zarl Younghltit at
the Wagner -Home,
Mr. and -Mrs. Ed. Davies- Spent
as few days With -friends last Week
kit BelMont and surrounding dis
Viet
• Mr. and -Mrs, -Bert Marsh, Pet,
Atrsburg„ spent. last Friday with
her parents, Mr, ,40a Mrs. Herbert
41ogridge,
Miss Mary Houston, Hamilton,
is spending t'tie -Easter. vacation
"„with her parents, Mr. and Mrs‘
=John
Mrs. Marguerite - Chopin, Wing-
ritam, visited With leer parents, -Mr.
-end Mrs, J. C. Steitz over last
'weekend.
Mrs. Qortner-lly . Thompson,
1,Brampton, is visiting with her
4parentS, Mr, -and Mrs, :Ererbert
.and • -Mrs-,' 4.Ohn Weir, and
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Mrs. Townsend Who has been as-
sisting at the home .a Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert. Mogridge for the
past six months, returned to her .
home. in Seaforth,
Master jam Arthur; son of Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Arthur, was pre-
sented with a trophy last Wearies-
day .evening, for being the most
valuable player on the Goderieh.
Peewee team. Kenneth Paer; son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer is also
a member of the team,
Knox. W4
The Woinari's Association of
Knox -United Church, met last
Tuesday evening in the Sabbath
school room of the - church with a
good attendance and the Rose
group in charge, Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong was in the chair, and. ,op-
ened theomeeting with the Ode,
with Mrs:' Craig at the
Plano, Mrs. Armstrong gave, me-
ditation on the subject, "Greater
Love" followed by the Seriptiire
lesson read' by Mrs,. Henry
ley, and .all joined. in the "Lord's
Prayer." Mrs. George Wilkin
sang a solo and the offering was
received by Miss Viola' Thompson
and Mrs.. William Envoy-
"Is the Vederal ' Government's
announced intention to reduce hog
price support to the minimum al-
lowed under Bill 237 an indication
of the treatment farmers can ex-
pect from the Conservative Gov-
ernment?" asked Gordon L, Hill,
President Ontario Farmers' Un-
ion..
"With production costs increas-
ing and market prices likely to
rest on or about the floor, this
type of government action will
force the farmer out of business
and pave the way for packing
house, feed companies and chain
stores to take over the hog in-
dustry," Mr. Hill says.
"Integrators have a profit on
feed manufacturing, processing
and selling the meat, if they only
"break even" on the production
and they are away ahead of the
farmer," said:Mr. Hill, "Price sup-
ports should be at realistic levels",
claimed Mr: Hill, who has recently
been nameirte; the provincial gov-
ernment's committee to investig-
ate agricultural industry. Prices
below production costs do not ben-
efit any segment of• Society in the
long range view,
"Ontario Farmers' Union fav-
ours the Deficiency Payment me-
thod of administering price sup-
port funds," Mr. Hill continued,
"this alleWs direction of supports
to bona fide farmers and excludes
large corporations. Mechanics of
such a plan would be quite sim-
ple," Mr. Hill states. "Hogs would
continue- -to be marketed in the
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normal manner and the farmer re-
ceive the market price. At a later
date a deficiency payment for the
balance between the average mar-
ket price and the parity price
would be paid from the federal
treasury. Deficiency payments
would be paid only a specified
volume of production, Farmers
could produce as much as they
wish and receive market price
for their entire production, but
would receive deficiency payment
on their share of the domestic
market requirements only." 0
LONDESBORO
Mission Circle
The Aimwell Mission Circle met
in the 'church. Mrs, Harry Lear
opened the meeting with an Eas-
ter poem. Roll call was answered
with an Easter verse. An invita-
tion from the Friendship Club of
Blyth to meet with them on April
14, was accepted.
A bazaar is to be in the Clinton
town hall on May 2. Dorothy Mc-
Lean gave a temperance reading.
Mrs. N. Forbes read and explain-
ed the next chapter of the Study
Book, "Concerns of a Continent."
Helen Lee arid.Mrs. J. T. White
had as their theme "Unselfish-
ness:" Helen read the story "Ev-
ening of the Passover" and the
poem, "He Passed This Way." Mrs.
Lear gave the Easter story as it
is written in the Easter hymns.
June ,Fothergill and Marie Josling
served lunch.
Sup on Hogs To Remain at 1;25
for Six Months, .Because of Coop
(fiy IT, Cart Ileininpvay).
OFU Holds. Out for Deficiency Pay
To. Combat Integration Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ropey and
son, Mitchell, visited last Sunday
with her sister, Mrs: Norman Mc-
Clinchey, Mr. McClinchey and
Catherine Louise,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson,
Goderich, visited with her, mother,
Mrs. George Beadle and Mr, and
Mrs. Clifford Brown and family,
last Saturday.
Miss Patricia —Youngblut of the
Boll telephone, Wingham, spent
the holiday weekend with her par-
family, London, spent the. holiday
with his. father, Dr. Weir and Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan MacKay and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rnthwell,
Michael and Janice, St. Catharin-
es, visited with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon R. -Taylor, over
the weekend,
Miss Marie Andrews, Hamilton,
and Miss Ruth Andrews, London,
were holiday visitors with their
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Warren
Andrews and family."
Mr, and Mrs. Robert - Craig,
Carolyn, Vera Jane and Jeff, II-
dertop, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, William 3,
Craig.
Miss Ellen Daer, Mitchell, and
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Seiler rand ,son.
John, Mitchell, visited .op P.mtlay
with Mr. and Mrs. John Paer and
Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ziler and son
John, Detroit, were weekend visit-
ors With her brother, Kenneth
Scott, Ws. Scott, Keith, Wayne
and Eric. .
The guest, speaker of the even-
ing was Mrs.- Wes Bradnock who
gave the highlights of their re-
cent trip to Mexico city, -She
showed pictures of some of the
country, the people ,and described
their method of living in that
country. Mrs. Empey thanked
Mrs. Bradnock and Mrs. Arm-
strong presented her with a gift.
• The president, Mrs. Arthur
Grange, took charge of. the. busi-
ness session. Mrs, Robert Arthur
gave the treasurer's - report and
also called the roll. ThiS waS.an-
swered with articles for thopantry
shower- for the, coming new- minis-
ter, his wife and family.
A gift was presented to Mrs,
Koopmans who is leaving soon to
attend the 55th wedding anniver-
sary of her, husband,s parents, and
to take to the. celebrants 'the gift
frorn the Woman's Association,
Many more items of business, were
discussed and it was degided, to
place en Easter. Lily in the chur-
ch on Easter Sunday. A delicious
lunch was served. by the ladies of
the Rose group and a sale of hOme
baking was held.
Hogs have hit the headlines a-
gain, :Two interesting announce-
ments by the Federal Minister of
Agriculture recently are most in-
teresting
First Mr. Harkness - is reported
to have announced that the Floor
.price for hogs will -continue for
six months at $25 in Ontario and
then he .redueed to ..$23. I don't
know how mod?, the producers
are concerned with this support
price but the thing that intrigues
me is the fact that the hog pro-
ducers have received six months
notice of the price reduction, A
year ago the support price on fowl.
disappeared over night without
any headlines and the poultry pro-
ducer had no warning to, get -out
from under, I have no objection
to the Governments warning in
case -of hogs, in fact I think it is
only reasonable that producers
should .receive some warning but
I really think that the hog. Pro-
ducers -.parr thank the, strength of
their organization, for this eonsid-
ere:tip/1. Also this should indicate
to the poultry producers. the need
for an equally strong Poultry Pro-
ducers Organization,
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