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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-12, Page 10Page 10-—Clinton News-Record—-Thurs., May 12/ 1966 HEEP SEEP CORN? I’ve got it,..call mol HAUGH BROS. BRUCEFIELD Phone 527-0927 YOUR FUHK’S-G DEALER 18-9b CHOPPER We Also Handle ANHYDROUS AMMONIA The Lowest Cost Source of Nitrogen White Beans Order Your Seed Early Quality and germination excellent BY DOROTHYBARKER GREEN CHOPS NON-STOP! The Gehl FC-72 Flail Chopper breezes through the heaviest green chop . . . cuts a six-foot swath, rain dr shine! Compared to grazing, the Gehl 72 can dou­ ble the usable feed per acre. Pro­ vide your cows with the lush, fresh feed they need for top, con­ sistent production. Downtime —., ,, - repairs? No problem! The Gehl -- aV£Ulable. 72 is the most trouble-free chop­ per, made. Features include: 1. 39 Reversible Flails (Full six-’ foot cut). 2. Unitized Knives and Fan. Blades. \ 3. Easy Knife Adjustment. Plus . . . Easy-Swing drawbar that gives you four positions (3 offset, 1 transport). Call us today for a free demon­ stration—or come in and see the FC-72 yourself. Financing An Englishman whom I niQt in my-recent .-travels r-emarked that.in his opinion ’ Canadians and citizens of the United States -were- as alike as two peas hi a pod. He Jiad, come to this conclusion after having covered this continent from coast to cpast rather extern? siyely, We may look, - alike, wqIR alike and speak the -same lan­ guage but there the' resemb­ lance ends, After a six; weeks visit across the border I have to admit, Americans are •’a rpuch friendlier people. Our neighbors are not as re­ served as we are reputed to be, For instance, if an American is placed at the same table with you in a crowded restaurant he doesn’t sit with head bowed, gazing into the distance over the top of your head or tuck his nose into a newspaper. He greets you With a broad grin and, "Good Day, how are you?” In the- southern states you never pay a bill or make a pur­ chase that the familiar "you aill come back soon”' isn’t sin­ cerely expressed. There is- no doubt that the citizens of the United States are the 'great spenders of this generation. In’ every shop or supermarket there is evidence of a shopping fever that seems as catching as ' the buying • frenzy we exhibit the week be­ fore Christmas. The status symbol is the money tree* that apparently glows in every home garden and window box on their apartment balconies. Th^se thp people iw$ Will :.be ’'WPl'CQipin^ toggur, .geptenpial celeibrattQp'S, if sipend frogs Jy flhey will also exppct 100% value for ''th^^ctbljiar,' ■ Alter haying, had literally sumptuous meals .in restaurants '.from Cleveland to the ‘deep south’ at amazingly reaspnaible prices, I hope we are .able to provide like hospitality. ' The. CN . has taken -the tourist travel chal­ lenge seriously in providing bargain fares apd meals includ­ ed with reserved-'‘acwmmodia- tion.. . Three course meals in the -U.S.A,, and good. ones, ranged from; in a cafeteria to $1.65 'for luncheon in an at­ tractive restaurant. Dinner, na­ turally, was priced slightly higher, but if you spent $2.50 on this meal you could also have a cocktail included ' for under $3.00. The American tourist demands and expects good food and reasonable, charges for his bight's lodging. Let’s1 not kid ourselves, we need their dollars. Expo 67 cannot float successfully on the spend­ ing of Canadian tourists alone. Maybe we could start prac­ tising^ a warm greeting with a smile.'j:---------------------------------.------- Weekdays On The CBC-TV Network Friendly Giant, one.,of the most, popular CBC children’s .programs is now in its eighth season. During this time it has won several awards includ­ ing the Ohio, the Sylvania and the Liberty Award. Above, Friendly (Robert Homme) helps Jerome make like the Pied Piper during one of the recent programs^ ■ CERTIFIED NO. 1 $12.50 per hundred weight All popular varieties grown from foundation seed J Contracts Available Fertilizer and Eptgm at competitive prices V . i- Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. Phone 262-2605 Hensall _____________ ________________15to22b X / .' ?' i IHHi •...........'-f..• -z $• » $2 NEW FEDERAL PRICE SUPPORT 0 century of Make us Prove it with a Demonstration I H. LOBB & SONS, EQUIPMENT Bayfield Road — CLINTON^ — Phone 482-9431 I ... m ■ ■ ■■ ■ — ■——« ... ■ ■ ............. i see a weed for the beans 7 with ifc r I BENEFITS ALL MILK PRODUCERS Trefian (trifluralirt, Elanco) bq Wm.WHiting After, every Perry Mason season for the past few years there have been announce­ ments fthat tills was the end of the count-room wizard: Then, denials would come through and! one never really laieiw whether Mason would show up on the screen until each year’s fall sdhedule started. . It looks like May 22 is the’ end with an episode entitled "The Case of the 'Final Fade- Out” in -which the ’’ creator of Mason, Erie Stanley Gardnei', will play the judge and-mem­ bers of the. regular production­ crew will -appear, along with Gail Patrick Jackson, the ex­ ecutive- producer. The program will continue over 1?he summer on some CBC stations and on CTV'S Channel 13 in Kitchener with a series of repeat episodes during -the last season. • H: sK # Latest figures released by Niielsen Company show there are 9,440 colour sets in use in the area of Western Ontario. This figure is not as low as one would expect, when you con­ sider the fact that Canadian stations will not be colourcast­ ing officially until -October 1 of this year. • • , • , This date should be pushed ahead so .that Canadian TV stations can-' compete with American channels. .Right now, these, nine -thousand sets ' are being tuned in daily to. the Buffalo or Cleveland stations, depending on the individual’s location in Western Ontario. Some TV> stations are now ready to send colour pictures into Canadian homes. Let’s bring spring and . summer col­ our to Canadian’..viewers .im­ mediately. Why wait for fall?’ Let's do it now while spring is here. :'±:: ii g i EC. "Excellent control of both grasses and broad- leafs." That’s the comriient- of many large’, successful growers of soybean and fieldbean - crops, Treflan stops wee8s before they start to grow by killing the weed seed as it germinates. The result, you get greater yielding crops be­ cause there’s more nutrients, moisture and light for your crops; less time-ednsuming harvesting stoppages caused by weeds; and more efficient Lise of fertilizer, For dependable Weed control that helps you make more ptof it— contact Shamrock Chemicals Limited, London/ Ontario/ your exclusive Elando distributor, Elanco—the company that shams its experience with you Elanco Products Division of Eli Lilly and Company (Canada) Limited Scarborough, Ontario, Contact your Shorn rock Technical Representative - London —* Phone 438-5652 I $ $ I II • -------:---o----------- Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results WOOL , Realize the highest returns for . your wool by patronizing your own Organization. SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered .WarehouseNo. 1, r Westo’ri, Ontario Obtain sacks and twine without charge from RUSSELL MANSON (Shearer) Zurich, Ontario or by writing to CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 40 St. Chir Avenue East Toronto 7i Ontario. I I I :$ W ii %% SA ./ ..... • •Mb® hr i ft ? t p &St SO?li ii ifeJS il B •• <r:.i 11 £8 x £$ WkaI The new Federal Government policy of price support and direct payments will give all dairy farmers increased returns for their milk, whether they ship manufacturing milk, fluid milk or cream. The new policy is designed to bring economic stability to the dairy industry and prevent runaway consumer price increases by ensuring adequate supplies of dairy, products. The Federal Govern­ ment will pay the farmer 75c for each hundredweight of manufacturing milk with a 3.5% butterfat content. Another 10c will be put in reserve to assist the export of by-products and surpluses. 3.5% the to set through export assistance such products as butter, Hwhich will enable processors of manufacturing butterfat content, government has the prices processors The Federal Government, and direct purchases of ’ will create a demand to pay $3.25 per hundredweight milk with a However, no authority pay producers. It is in your own interest to negotiate the best possible price for your milk through your farm organization. :3 y3 a i I METHOD OF PAYMENT /o o I I MANUFACTURING MILK SHIPPERS: You will re- ceive a direct payment from the Federal Government of 75 cents per hundredweight on all milk. Your payment will beTnade monthly by.cheque from Ottawa. FLUID MILK PRODUCERS: You will receive 75 cents a hundredweight on all milk over 120 per cent of the amount for which you receive fluid prices. For instance, if your dairy pays you.fluid prices on 10,000 pounds in a certain month, you will receive the government payment on all’milk over 42,0Q0 .pounds. Cheques will be mailed once a month from Ottawa directly to you. CREAM PRODUCERS: You will receive 21.43 cents per pound of butterfat (the equivalent of 75 cents per hundredweight of milk with a 3.5% butterfat content). Because time is required to complete the registration of producers and to set up a reporting system, your cheques will go out from Ottawa every three months. REMEMBER TO REGISTER NOTE: Because the fat content of milk varies, the 75 cent direct payment is based oh a stan­ dard 3.5 per cent butterfat content in milk. This works ■- out to 21.43 cents per pound of butterfat If your milk tests 4 per cent, then your payment Will be fodr times 21.43 of about 85 cents* per hundred­ weight On the other h&nd if your milk tests 3% then your payment will be three times 21.43 or about 64 cents per hundredweight «g w H ’;:<x Milk producers must be registered with the proper form from your dairy, manufacturing Agricultural, Stabilization Board in Ottawa plant, cheese factory, or. creamery. Fill it out > and be assigned a re^istrationnumben Manu- and send it off to Ottawa. If you ship to more factoring milk and cream shippers who parti- -------- - cipated in last,year's supplementary payment program already haVe a registration number and do not need t,o register again. But fluid milk producers are not registered; theyshould do so as sooh as possible. To register/ pet the s n n I than one plant, you do not need to register twice but ydu must inform all outlets of your registration number so they can relay the information to Ottawa. Remember it Will be impossible to participate in the program if you are not registered. CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE , OTTAWA HON. J. J. GREENE. MINISTER iijwS -i.