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This young lad is really going places. He knows the value
of a dollar — because he worked hard over the past year
to buy this pony. He saved every penny and nickel by doing
farm chores for his Dad.
While the Minister of Agriculture's budget at Ottawa runs
into millions of dollars, he has to justify his expenditures
down to the last cent.
His money comes through the Minister of Finance who
gets it largely in taxes from Canadians such as you. When
he spends more than he takes in, he must borrow from you
or else create new money. The creation of new money
is one factor that leads to inflation — which means your
dollar buys less and less.
The government has been spending more than you have
been paying in taxes. To narrow the gap between income
and expenditures, new taxes have been imposed.
You can encourage the government to live within its
income by asking only for those services you are willing to
pay for with taxes. Tell your M.P. at Ottawa that since you
are trying to save, you expect government to do the same.
You also help when you save more by means of life
insurance, savings deposits, and the purchase of government
bonds. Your savings help to create a SOUND dollar; and
this, in turn, helps to create job security for you and more
jobs for other Canadians,
A SOUND DOLLAR MEANS
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MORE WONDERFUL YEARS OF LIVINGY
Look down that road next time you're driving. What's ahead—a lot of living, or
the one second of carelessness it takes to die? Why not trade a little free time to
live a lot longer. The difference between 60 and 70 mph. "isn't worth the risk
. the few seconds you save are rarely that important.
In this freedom-loving land of ours, everyone has a chance to make his dreams
come true. Give them that chance; your Ontario Department of Transport
urges you to observe the speed limits, Slow. down and live.
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THURSDA'Y',. .JUN4 25, 1959 CLINTON NEWS-RHO-ORD
4,11 Homemaking Members Holding
Conference in Guelph June 23 to 26
On June 23 to 26, some 200
4-H Homemaking Club Members
from across the Province of Ontar-
io, will be attending their annual
conference at the Ontario Agricul-
tural College In Guelph.
Six girls will be representing
Enron County and they are Nor-
ma Harper, AR 1, Clifford; Shirley
Simmons, RR 1, Wroxeter; Lor-
etta Connolly, RR, 1, Dublin; Mar-
ilyn Taylor, RR 1, Lorkleshoro;
Donelda Lostell, RR 3, Kippen;
Kathryn Hicks, RR 3, Exeter, The
Conference program will get under
way on Wednesday morning at 9
n'cloek. It will include tours of
the campus, visits to Departments,
'disScussion groups, club presenta-
tions by club members. There
will be a banquet on Thursday ev-
ening, with Dr, C. D, Graham,
Deputy Minister of Agriculture as
Guest Speaker
Speakers included on the Con-
ference program are Dr. J. D. Mc-
Lachlan, president of the Ontario
Agriculture College; Dr. Margaret
S. McCready, principal, Macdon-
ald Institute; Miss Helen McKer-
cher, Director Home Economics
Service, Extension Branch; Dr.
Helen Abell, Supervisor, Rural So-
ciology Unit Economics Division,
Canada Department of Agricul-
ture; Mr. R. A. Gould, Department
of Northern Affairs and National
Resources, and Prof. Gwynne-Tim-
othy, History Department, Wes-
tern University
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Laurel Dale Shows Ayrshire Calf
,Second prize Ayrshire heifer at the Clinton Spring Show was Dale Vista Tomadoe
Eve, shown here by Laurel Dale, Showing interest in athe results of the judging are (at
left) Dan Rose, summer assistant, and Don Grieve,, assistant agricultural representative
for Huron County, Mr. Grieve succeeds Arthur Bolton to this position. (News-Record Photo)
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(By J. Carl
From a report of the Cream
Producers I found some interest-
ing figures: Butter holdings on
May 1 were 15 million pounds
more than the past 5-year aver-
age. When we consider the in-
crease in population over the past
five years I think we can agree
that this amount is only a raeson-
able stock to carry at all times.
There are 28.8 million pounds
more skimmilk powder than last
year. But there is 9.8 million
pounds less cheese and since we
Hemingway)
get about the same amount of
cheese as powder from 100 of milk
this would reduce our powdered
milk to 20 million pounds. Stocks
of evaporated milk are down 6.3
million pounds and this would re-
ruce our powder to 15 million
pounds. This is less than one
pound per person so could easily
be used. In spite of the pride we
take in being well fed in Canada
this extra pound of skimmilk pow-
der wouldn't give us the recom-
mended amount of milk.
June is Dairy Month and the
Dairy producers are being asked
to contribute to an advertising
fund. With your support to this
campaign a good advertising pro-
gram should take care of this
small extra supply of dairy pro-
duct.
Hearings are being held by the
Agricultural Marketing Committee
to determine the position of farm
marketing with a view to impro-
ving the whole situation. At a
recent hearing of the Markets
Branch of the Ontario Department
of Agriculture one of the officials
suggested that with floor prices
guaranteed by the stabilization
board there was little need for a
provincial marketing plan. This
man was implying that floor and
market prices are the same thing.
If past government action is any
indication of policy it would seem
that the floor price is set at a lev-
el that the government feels is
safely below any expected market
price, If the market drops to the
floor for any extended period the
government immediately seeks
ways to lower the floor, as in hogs
and skimmilk. Also there is no
guaranteed period for floor prices
and there is seldom a guaranteed
price to the producer, it is rather
a guarantee to the processor and
therefore a Marketing body is nec-
essary to see to it that the produc-
er gets a fair share.
With eggs currently 30 to 32
cents to the producer and retail-
ing at 63 or more in Toronto and
broilers quoted at 17-18 cents Lon-
don and Toronto and retiling at 41
cents in Stratford it would' appear
that there is an opportunity for a
marketing body for both of these
products.
Finally with hens selling at nine
to 14 cents, why were several car
loads of fowl brought in from US?
and with the Government publish-
ing hugs pork surpluses why did I
find Danish pork products in a
chain store in Stratford?
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