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(I3y Florence Elliott,
Secretary,
Huron Federation)
Feed Grain Freight Assistance
This subject is a controversial
one with maw farmers in favor
of the continuance of the freight
assistance on Western feed
grain, and others oppased to it.
At a recent meeting or the
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture directors a vote was
taken on "this shbject and the
result was a tie.
At a recent meeting of the
members of the Federation of
Agriculture held in 'Toronto,
Herbert Arbuckle, secretary of
the Ontario Federation explain-
ed and gave reasons for 'having
92
to
1.
Pretty good odds?
We think so.
We think that. among
the 92 top bujls list&J in
our sire catalogue you'll
find just the one you want
for your herd; to increase
rnilk production, beef pro-
duction or sale value of
offspring. Why riot talk
it over with your local
technician?
For smite or' information
phone 7:30-9:30 aart.
weekdays, 6-8 Saturday
evening It
CLINTON HU 2.3441,
SEAFORTH 06
or for Long Distance
Zenith 9-5650
WATERLOO
CATTLE
BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
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the 'freight assistance. The pur-
pose of having it was to equal-
ize 'feeding costs sbeitween East-
ern 'and Western 'Canada.
Ontario farmers benefit to
the amount of $5,000,000 as a
result of the $5 a ton freight
•assistance. Ontario farmers
produce about 80 percent of
their feed grain requirements.
Quebec farmers benefit to the
armount of $7,800,000. They pro-
duce only 50 percent of their
feed grain requirements land
since they are a greater dis-
tance from "the West they are
subsidized $7.50 per ton.
New Brunswick farmers are
subsidized to the amount of
$1,000,000.
Nova Seetia, farmers are sub-
sidized to the amount of
$2,000,000.
Prince "Edward Island fanm-
ers receive $15.00 per ton
freight •aSsistance for a ..Itobal
of $255,000.
British Columbia farmers 'are
subsidized to the amount of
$2,000,000.
Newfoundland farmers re-
ceive $30 per ton freight assis-
tance ,and benefit to the extent
of $489,000.
This adds up to $20,000,000
which the Do ion Govern-
ment pays out annually for
freight assistance on 'western
feed 'grain.
What does this subsidy mean
to producers? Hog grower at
$74 per ton, the subsidy Would
mean $1.30 per hog. Lay anash
at $83 per ton the subsidy
would mean $140 per year for a
1,000 hen flock.
If :Ontario farmers requested
that the freight !assistance be
discontinued it would give
Quebec farmers 'the 'advantage
averOntario farmers in the
production of Tann products.
Sky Harbour For
Leisure Hours Any Day
(nepriot from 44044 !?3,.
,Qpdqviot a*441-gtar) •
AXwooe' vvhv. has been intrif•-
gued by "the gornings and goings
t an eir terminal will MA the.
Pomo '0.043 of faSeientien, jn
2-tiore & iiat detMi,At Sky
Harbour, liurep's.Couty'o
eommercial "airport,.
Startedn the •early thirtieS,.
AS •priVate field with a hemp,
built bletalgar and two Waal/
PlarteS* 'the 300;gacre field spry,
AS .an elanientarY flying
gtheei for the 13‘CAF dwig
World War II, and :POW AS
equipped •to provide charter'
flights over anelantist unlimited
range, overland, as far 0."ettith as
lVfesailco. Over 5,800 .pitots, in,
ciudlag Fleet Air Mn and "RAF
personnel, 'graduated from Sky
Harbor during :the war -training
period.
Operated as Sky Harbor Mr
Services Limited, under the
management of Keith S, Hap-
kinSen, And • rated as *a port
of entry for "custom's, the air,
port bus a -camplement of six
coalipany-owned planes plus sev-
eral primately,owned eraft in its
spacious ihangar. Ready at !all
limes for chanter ,passengers
are a sevenspastsenger twin en,
gine Beech:craft "18", two ,five,
passenger single engine Cessna
"195" planes and two two -
passenger Piper Colts, the lat,
ter used for instructional and•
tour flights, or for rental pur-
poses to qualified oil:eds. A
twin -engine four -seater "Fleet,"
from Oakland, California, is
currently ready for delivery
following a repaint and uphol-
stery overhaul.
Additional facilities at the
airport include the lighted east -
west runway, automatically lit
from dusk to dawn, to. iaceorn-
modateafter-tliark or emergency
landings. A furtherfacility,
unique for communities the size
of Gederich, is the marine bea-
con tat the harbor, now laid out,
operated and "aipproved by the
Dominion Department of Trans,
as an "instrument "ap-
proach" for landings at the ;air -
fiat This 'facility is an es-
sential When conditions necessi-
tate an instrument landing.
rather 'than a visual approach.
Among the opera:denial staff
of Sky I-larbotr Air Services'
Ltd., is 'genial James a:erred,
aircraft maintenance -engineer
inCharge of Shop work aavol:
alr-
calafit Maintenance. A :full time
flying instructor, Donald Fish-
er, :second in eommand to Man-
ager Hopkinson, divides Ivis
time between training prospec-
tive pilots and -.supervising op -
in the painting room.
Jelin Hopkinson, son of Keith,
follows in his father's footsteps
as a qualified pilot on the air,
pant staff. Six pilots in training
busy themselves let various re-
lated jobs around the premises.
Between 60 and 70 planes
arrive weekly at Sky Harbor,
including many from United
States :cities. Operated tseven
days each week, the airport is
busy with 'arrivals and "(leper-.
tures from :anIcl to London, 'Win-
dsor, Termite) Montreal and
NOTICE
Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
will be open until
further notice on
Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons from
1 to 5:30 p.rn.
No wire fencing, old
concrete, or car bodies
permitted.
J. 1McIntosh.
Clerk
14tfb
ive wad affoni
a holiday IIII
"We cartges this yearr is a typical happy sound
heard in thousands of harries every summer.
When families discoVer the 1-1PC-Traveloan. It can
cover transportation br car repair, moats; hOtei
and motel, sightteeing and fun. Thrifty Canadian
families borrow cant/.
denlly from Household
Finance, knowing thatWe
handle ail money prob-
lems with neighbourly
ifriderStanding and in
PrivaCy.
Jf frisuraside available
at kW 06101 rate'
Anvo
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MOMS
PAYPitint
30
Months
ming&
PLAN%
/2 ,.
months
$100
550
750
1000
1600
2200
2500
.-..,-.
$
60.88
83.71
95.12
-.-.
$ .. .
23.73
31.65
41.45
68.81
94.62
107.52
4 6.12
32,86
44.13
58.11
94.11
129.41
14.0&
$ 9.46
51,24
69,21
91,56
146.52
201,46
228.93
Above naythents toefede principal and tetetnit.
ehd a o bated et prompt repayment, but do not
Include the nett bt 11e insurance.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Ktrawford, Mohetter
West Street Telephone ,tA 44383
GODERICH
MAW :Ogler Paints, In the le/IV'
bainVar 25 f Q glealning
graft 'Are serViPOci land Taa4Y, for
night lat 411y time. An aneleait
"Blertor biplane an in the.
e as A SQUIMPir of 4l earl-
iest dayS of oir ItreVel,
A popular visiting spot far
sightseers, the perking let is
taatally well Patronized by' spec -
tatters xihg ijiafter02°ns
And welling's"- As well as, ac-
eommodating the carts of flight
Passengers. Among ithe Ovate
planes, laa the hangar, its a
single anted Beeth "Bon,
atria," ;owned and used by
Robert Ilgiltoal, gf the Dearborn
Tubing Plant, during his week-
end visits to his ham.* in Battle
Cireek, 1Vlichigan. Several
"home - bulits" Are . ineluded
among the planes in tale hangar.
Besides its flying field and
hangar, Sky Harbor Mr Serv-
ices "includes la Passenger lounge,
rest rooms, company offices and
an immense paint spray room.
The service analiatairis com-
pletely equipped radio shop,
awned land operated by Robert
patison„and facilities tor in-
stalling accessories to all itypes
of planes,. A complete upholster-
ing shop is operated by a Dan,
ish couple, Mr, and 1Vrra, Hans
Fuel:Sang. Under Offs supervis-
ion of Mr. Sherrett, 'the plant
is capable of 'repairs and main-
tenance covering any problem
short of a complete major over-
haul.
So, if you: happen to be sbort
Muskoka Holiddy for Blind Enjoyed
By Miss Greta Lahimie NensaiI
Wkeeksr, District
Elokt SOcretarY)
IVA been w to get
4WW *OM ittle hustle and
Wattle.," stated lYfiPs Ore*, LAM
-
ani?, Heasali. She batsjt.w"
tuoned, TVagn a helidW tiefe
baRe JAPeph gdiAgtment train -
tog and holiday eantre for the
Wind operated by the Canadian
National Institut? 'for IiheWthd
in Msliolm
She ComMetattecl that the new
Centre was Ian I:deol va,ciation-
10Thel and that its design made
a holiday for blind peal* a
maw orkiayal.Q axparience. Stne
a entertainment some aularY
afternoon or evening, drive out
to Sky Harbor 'And relax as you
watch the! 'takeoffs and land,
ings, Or better still, climb
aboard one of the ,colorful shin-
qtrale.ft and kit Keith, Don
or John; take you for a spec-
tacular scenic flight Wel' the
surrcatudling territory.
And:- ller• VaPatielletiS
anatde• geed•14,Se •ort ,Mair Po:
anct taais piant in maw avf Vhe
safiviVos. ga OA daily at
Ma? Lake i:Psopil- 'Contra, 4
paddlo'boat4eipo474its two
-pacip* •ita .gtonally oye acnass
the *atop- was „o paittiicullarty
naval eNperieftlee and cialatred
M4c1 MSS .14arrimie'A leiPtr4
rime, .tife- ,aptil her frienila Went
A i.grealt 4ml f time on the
beach,. both in and out of Ole
water,
'"Wind 13011e are the .0°15'•
thing nviPsing," Sha aorruniontvd.
a se made ,her say towionl
tho spociaily inarked oTatillos
linos, They are A 11$410 heard
tg Bad at the moment, se may,,
be we Will arrange to present
the -comp With a few
The mew site As equipped with
a isinbe f aids tg. .11g1p. the
%WAY blind find [al* way
about Oafoly and Miss Larrunios
$g,50on tntnora is, a need
ii Obis area will add +gm more
A
Clinton Memorial Shop
T, PRYDE and SON.
ci.Orom - EXETER SEAFORTH
Open Every Afternoon
PHONE HU 2-7712
At other times contact
Local Representative -A. W. Steep -HU 2-6642
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malcgithig bAgiliay geottiM 4,141414'
Alore eellnAlete,
AnstallPrt 'training Awl'
110440 gentire for t40 -WO
was pffieially aped 4 PPP 4go
jiy. ll Wia4 dePig°W.and
*WOW@ te. PreVid? rahaNiita,-,
*ion lianlangh retareatien SPViee
llot Ontario's WO !persons,
St/cb entdeer Sports OA OW,
ifiebeard, lawn W,bgrge-
ShoeS. and A Variety -of Wrater*.
"Arent aetiVittleS make A "twO4 •
we* .outing there A weii-pac*,
0-maw:MI:an!, .11/Pre tan
nature Wail 401-M1*s
even the teta1l7 Wind to able
thrOnghent the .1.5,apre sit%
olOng 2,009 feet of Otiorelin°.
and through tie foreatedi ,amas
Without fear Of •beeenaing 104-
1oot Paths wlicbvary in their
teNtire trim arra to area -also
11.4nd mark4-to Jirp:
itto 'INAPPONIPP dgiterMim
whetrea4.94%.
An UAW. !nnita 424.4 144Y
arar.eidantied
letter4 wIliWkean roacl
tanob,
Bealdes MSS •Latillnie and ber
Ogtel'i AMY,- Shaart, HOW,
WingbiaM and Iferbent Cellar)
VOW
a reSitlerit at Tweedsmuir
loAndoTh were :among the
more than 500 blind Mtn, wo-
niaa,
Oltildren and Platrted OS,
earts Nvite• aittelltled the maea,-
hi:m*04 4.1.,rtsing this summer,
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