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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-17, Page 12Hensall Sales EVERY THURSDAY At 2.00 p.m. Cattle - Calves - Pigs We have installed a new TOLEDO SCALES and know that you will benefit from buying and selling your livestock by the pound or dollar. We are providing FREE TRUCKING to the barn for all cattle being sold over th,e scale. This' week we have 15 Durham and Hereford cattle around 700 lbs,, along with our usual run, We appreciate your patronage and hope to be of service ,to you ill the future. For Further information Contact 1-larry Smith' Herman 187 Victor Hargreaves Clinton HU 2.7511 Hector McNeil, Auctionier 1?entrircIr 010 ilmtifiininirmoilommJgottottimetterriirpri ,,,titurnorffutrit...tillwirnittuipitsAlirtitiolmrinv. LOWER EGG PRODOtTiON 40— 5HUR -GAIN LAYING , MASH SLIM t id t 0 4 . 4 /4 4 #0 6 1 0 11 0 1 0. 4 1 11 1 .1 1 1 W II MI C Market's Abattoir Gets, Top Rating Department of Health and Wel- fare, Ottawa, has given top rating to the abattoir of Fink's Meat Market, Exeter. Report on, a recent inspection of the north-end slaughter house classes it, as in "excellent" con- dition of cleanliness. This is the highest standard provided in the department's regulations. The inspection 'service was in- augurated several years ago 'to safeguard the public against un- sanitary conditions in meat.pro- cessing establishments. Huron County Crop Report By :A. s: BOLTON This last Week has been the coldest period so far this win. ter, Farmers are taking advantage. of the open. roads to attend an- mial meetings and other regu- lar meetings of agricultural or- ganizations in the county. During the past two weeks farmers *have been adding up their accounts for 1956' arid the South-Huron. Parra ,Management Associations met • on Thursday and Friday to analyse their records for the past year. The demand for new 'farm account books has ,been very high and to date .approximately 200 have been distributed from this office, Several farmers in the county have made inquiries concerning 1957 seed grain. This is a wise move as good seed may be in short supply because of the pdor harvest season in 1956. Dependable Used ARS E V e. RW Vero's whote we make's speciai trip When winter has ur iVs.grip*/ TTE, oyxp4x4ADLIMMICAES • ANDREW jOHNSTON DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS '1/44.1T-4.«uut.4-a4L 64614:e4. JENNY t.IND CANDIES EXETER <rA..s...2.. 447 Open Yard At .Corbett? Advisability of opening a co, op bog marketing yard at Corbett will be discussed by producers' from South Middlesex and North Huron at a meeting an. Monday, January 20- " The meeting has been called by by Middlesex Hog Producers) As- sociation. And McGillivray And Stephen farmers have been in- vited to attend, It will be held at -Corbett School. The proposal is to use the sales barn of Donald. MeGregor, Cor- belt, for marketing of bogs under the co-operative program, Pack- ers would buy the pigs there and transport them 'to their plants. HENSALL SALE PRICE • Wpantiog pigs $12.80 to $17,85 Chunks 19.60 to 23,00 Feeders 24.00 to 30.00 sows 75,00 to 87.00 Cows 134.00 to 153.00 Holstein calves 12.00 to 17.00 Durham calves 17.00 to 29.00 HOWARD RAT S RATS AND MICE HOWARD • ~i use RAT KILL --ercria*- TIM RATS AND MILE HENSALL Hensall Co-op Phone T15 Brock Street E. L. Mickle & Son: Phone 103 k, Henson Rudy" s Produce Phone 190 Neilsen ZURICH Stade & Weida Phone 92 Zurich 4 BUY NOW 1. War Ends Soon . I Declare War On YOUR Rats They're Your No. 1 Enemy ORAN l VILL rlr k Now We're Even 201.8, $20; Earl Dixon, Ailsa Craig, 197.4, $15; Geo. Monerief, Demonstrating Mac Boyd, RR., 4, Ripley, 189.0, R.R. 3, Goderich, 193.4, $10; . $10; Jack Alton, R.R. 2, Luck- s oilianure Spreaders! now, 188.0, $10; John Keiffer, R.R. 2, Mildmay, 183.2, $5; Wes- Yes, sir, we're not afraid of getting l ey Brid ge, Lions -Bea d, 3.83.0, our han,ds dirty - 4 ,, nor our Case $5. Spreader either! To prove it we'll The provincial contest, based come Put and haul manure- for you on a prepared one bushel sam- with A new Case Spreader. And we'll pi e, will be field in connection Rive you the "slaru -b allgin',est" with' the Ontario Soil and Crop aPreader demonstration you've evet Improvement Association's an- /Kent Only a Case dealer DARES to , nual convention, Colisetim, To- snake that offer—all at no charge. ronto, January 30 to February We won't pull any punches. You 1 when bushel loti from these can hook on to the Case Spreader winning fields will be displayed. yourself, Notice how easily it Pulls Prizes for this class are first, ; ... how fine it shreds , — how event) $250.00; second, $150.00; third, ft spreads. Two things are sure: a) $100,00, you'll never have to "baby" this spreader, and (2) you'll never again have to spike-tooth new seedings to break up manure chunks! Cattle Men -,, Call us! We'll head your way before rot: can say, "Case Spreaders!" . p I to Make This Demonstration Offer! Exeter Farm Equipment R. D.,Jormyn Phone 508 William St. ONLY... CABE® DEALERS DARE IMAGINE TRATi 1111'11°37' NCI:ilat510* "Td3 • Walter Vail and Sons, Denfield, 'Your own records 'will prove the value of SHUR- GAIN Super Laying Mash. These records can prove there's extra 'profits when flocks` are fed the SHUR- GAIN way. Hens keep healthy—produce heavily for MAXIMUM PROMS, Your own records will prove SHUR-GAIN Super Lay- ing Mash promotes steady, high egg production over R long period. The result -- more eggs per bird. Your OW11 records will prove SHUR GAIN' Super Lay., ing Mash promotes better feed conversion ---- the production of a dozen eggs with less feed; This is the real test of value of a laying ration. Call ht soon and discuss tile use ,of SHOR.GAIN Super Laying Mash for your flock. ,Ask about the new SHUR-GAIN ".8 gg Production Chart", designed to Aimplity the keeping of records on every phase of I ng hen operation. Let these charts prove What. S UR-GAIN Laying Mash do for you, And 'Sons Ltd, eludes this area, are: T * votate, January 17„.1937 ICOM/ifitteft OK's Ring Cl oses. Corn Hybrids Alvin McCutcheon, R.R. 2, •.. r It Woodford, score 229.0, prize $100; Ewan MacLean, R,R. 3, "'!,Barley Institute- 1 Narnes Winners lions of the Ontario barley Con- i test. Prize money is provided by the Barley Improvement Insti- tute and administration of the contest is by the Field Crops Branch of the Department of Field Husbandry of the O.A.C., Guelph: s sponsoring a s p western Ontario for farmers who wish to visit large-feedieg estab- lishments operating there, The trip is scheduled for Thurs- day, January 24, 'with the bus leaving Exeter, last. stop in the county, at 8,30 a.m. • Farms which will be visited in- clude those of Lawrence Kerr, Chatham, who specializes in a loose housing program; K. G. Thompson, Blenheim, where sev- eral hundred cattle are being fed in winter feed lots, and the On- tario Hospital', St. Thomas, where two* hinds of housing are being used to winter beef cattle. • Gordon M. Greig, retiring Fed- eration fieldman, is in charge of the tour, It's the first trip spon- sored by 'the recently-organized beef cattle organization. Huron County Beef Producers' Association, in co-operation with Huron Federation of Agriculture, bu tri to south- Winners in region 1, which in- an Tour Never before have we had such' a • fine selection of de- pendable Used 'cars. '55 Plymouth Savoy 4-door 'sedan, real 'Sharp, sport tone, 14 Pontiac Coach. Power steering, automatic transmission, two-toned, low mileage, ONE OWNER. '54 Ford tustomline OWNft — just like, new, low mileage. ,)52 Dodge 4-Door Light blue, very clean, ONE . OWNER. This One is tom. '51 Dodge Regent +Door Dark green..,colour. This one would make most TV spc- big look like old jelOpies. "so Ponliad Coach Radio, heater. See and drive this, one. Trucks 'SO Ford 1/2 Ton '42 Ford 1/2 Ton nail in excellent tOndition, three-day meeting in. Chatham.1 All these varieties bad been in at least two years and perform- ed at least equal in yield, and in some respects were .superior to the standard checks. The committee, composed of officials of the Canada and On- tario Departments of Agricul- ture, as well as ,seed 00111 era, decided to continue the of- ficial' tests but decided that a corn, company, in order to' be eligible .to enter new varieties must be represented in Canada by a :qualified agenCy.. The new hybrids approved are DeKalb 67 and 414; Jacques 1158 J; Pfister 43, 55, 62, 222; Robson 360;.- Wis. 613,- 335 A; Warwick 401, 444 and Cornell M 4, A. list of the selected hybrids arranged in order of maturity and according to, climatic zones will shortly be available at all agricultural representative of- fices. In addition to the official tests, it was decided tti contin- ue an extensive series of semi- official county corn tests. Of- ficials of t e Experimental Farm, Ridgetown, 'will be re- sponsible for these tests In South- ern. Ontario; officials of the Field Husbandry Department, , 0.A.C, Guelph, will toyer Central and I Western Ontario. Dr, T. M. Stevenson and' Dr. Fred Dimmock, both of the For- age division of the experimental farms system, Ottawa, were re- • elected chairman' and secretary. S. A. Garner, chief agricultural officer, Ontario Department of Agriculture, was . elected vice- chairman. See Acres Down For Sugar Beets Let's Finish The Job! J .S — • ems, .It • • 2,000 Already Dead In Huron $40,000 Worth Of Grain Saved! Help Huron Junior Farmers Defeat Agriculture's Worst,Toughest Enemy . ,,,, ,,,,,,, immitm.01 ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ji.tr.11Aliffirl'11111111i1/11/11,M1101,/1,Plettpl/IlltlitlitlfflIFIIIIIIIIIIIftlIfftli111111011111111111111111t11111 ,,,,, i ,,,,, 11,1114111111,141,1111k110104111110tOtliki.A113111111111M1 ,,,,, YouillSave $20.00' .0n Every Rat You.Kill ! And With 'Each -Purthase Of HOWARD'S RAT-KILL • You Contribute To -A Junior, Farnier Community Project During Huron County Junior Farmers "War On Rats" Campaign; a percentage of the purchase price each •cati is refunded to Junior Farmer Clubs for project work . . . It's a worthwhile causal , „,1111,111,1110$1,14)VISV1i411111JOilkelftfl4rti11111(11,1,1 ,,,,,, ff(1.1.011111ifill111111. inure Ii101111,11 01,41$104.14061 11 10111,.114111.1 1,14,141.111*.1111110101111y.,1,1411,101111 ,,,,,, tffkIllttIttifFitlit11,,,,W14/1111(1(11111110111i110111 , ,,, 1111 1M 1101 0,1 01 11114111111011111111111111111,1111111111111JIMMIWWVIS/0 4 Buy HOWARD'S RAT KILL From These Co-operative Dtcalep. MAKE SURE 'OUR TIN .HAS THE 'SPECIAL BAND WHICH SIGNIFIES JUNIOR FARMER PARTICIPATION EXETER Cann's Mill ltd. Phone 7.35 Exeter Phone 207 DASHWOOD Phone WV Dashwood 'Fe d mil! Dachwood CREDITON Boulianne Feed Mill Phone 314 Creditors ,,o 1(1RICrON Stephen's Feed Mill Phone 12114.2 Kirkton A. H. Howard Chemical Co. Ltd. Garages Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, ,and during. the -evening throughout the week Hunter-Duvar HEN ALL. MOTOR SALES Dodge • Woo Neter PHONit NEW L The Barley Improvement In- stitute and the Field. Crops Branch of the Ontario. PePart- rient of Agriculture announce the winners in the regional' see- - • • is a better adpistment limes, the official growing trials_ for all members but one, resent All outstanding accounts were readily available and un of less there Thirieen new corn hybrids AS-$i5t S Fund were. approved for use in .011.- tario, by the -Ontario Corn Com-1 mitten, which recently held. a The 'final- iiieetini of the. West McGillivray Beef Ring Associa- tion was held at the home of the seem-pry-treasurer, William • 3. Robinson, in December with settl.ed and the slaughter house. was sold to James Wright. The . proceeds from this sale_ were • voted to the Cancer Fund, The ring was organized in 1p22 with Pallibi Lewis a's pres- ident and was in operation. until 1955 when it finally closed. Mr. Lewis,- son, Earl, was president for the past.five years, . - Mr, Robinson Was appointed. secretary treasurer when the ring was formed and continued until. it closed, William S. pater,. son and ,John Boland were ap- pointed auditors when the ring was formed end continued until it closed. The highest „price paid for dressed beef Was 660 in lasi and the lowest was -80 In 1934, Shortage of . labour and ;IOW Prices may cut district sugar hoc( acreage in -1957, growers m-. dicated Monday afternoon at their annual !meeting, . "Unless labor becomes more I can't sep any ho e for more - acreage during the coining 'year," I said W. H. Essery, -Huron County director of the Ontario Sugar Beet %Growers' Marketing Roard. Apgar beet acreage was smaller in 1956 than It was the previous year. . Attendance .st the annual meet- ing was do.Wn. but officials blamed it on the: weather, Speakeil included Orville liar- dick,. Blackwell, Chairman .of the provincial board, and .Jack Rep,- ued-Y, Iliddiese*,.director. , Mr. Essery, who chaired • -the meeting, was re-elected -director. Named to the county executive were Lloyd Lovell and William Coleman, Kippen: Wilson Mc- Cartney, Scaforth, and, John Mc- Nichol, Walton. IN THE on Exeter Co-op Beside CNR Station