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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-26, Page 17Hog prociucers . Protest Materials affect • • hog house plans Town Topics . , . . , t' ag minister s cro icism intim, and galvanized iron do. Items of Social anti Personal Interest In and Around .Exeter Asbestos cement board, alum- , . their best job when they're used One hundred men represent" lie and other speakers said is are invading our rights.' as roofing material It's best to Iner The Exeter Times-Advooate Is always pleased to pul3lIsh these items, We and our readers are interested in you and e no, g 52,000 hog Producers in 42 tbat the pressure was original. At an afternoon ineetinr* a s•ta'Y away frtua thesema t lals your mends, Pion counties, Monday WientritouslY i ing from 10 meat packing corn- tape-recorded m e s s a g e was "1„,any,othel part at a hoghouse' • . voted in favor of the method •of ' panics that form the Meat Pac- heard from Prof. David ion- aat s what QAC agricultural i marketing now used by the On- kers Council, and not actually I son formed f Oniveers'ityU ' 1 , y e 'Queen's n s nolf, after in, vesugating , I engineer, F. 11. Theakston found Mr. Jaines McWilliants is a , Misses Wilma Coates of Lon tario Hog Tsroducers Co -opera- with the government. The Co- versity and the application Patient, in Smith 'Huron Hospital. don Brenda Witter a f Ch t tire, Operative is actually selling to , Toronto. Prof. Monieson, now I onfletis.119x4s'diFfclresrta arldniPateerrr?arilsrlanfeeer 1 is Mvi:issitinigL Alheveiiner osfistleV:Ingres3, b.rsam, .'-and Mr, ,.a.nd Mrs. R. ki• The delegate meeting of the 12 Packers, of, whom ,mare than ' economic expert at the Philadel- o city and gills were guests ose in hog houses, . I C'. S. MaeNaughton, and her " o Ontario Hag Producers Associa- 1 .--t0 appear satisfied with present phis School of Finance, summediuse i brother, Jack Fulcher, and their over the weekend at the home embers claimed were attemPts The Co-OPeartive was formed Holds power !Non decided to eoinhat what I arrangements, it was said. MI 1 up!the hog producers' situation, "After the houses were n for a year we found the ply., families. of Mr. and M 1 Mrs. W h 1 n e y at interference with their rights ' under legislation Passed by 1 he I "The government i'as the wood siding and roofing and. Coates. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond to choose methods of marketing. Provincial government. All hog Power to force 011PC to change the tongue And groove siding aniSdir.Mea.ndandl‘11.11:irs.Beigy 13Dis;icieett- Paynter and David of Kirkton must I its marketing procedures," he gave the best service," said man and Ronnie of London visit- were farmers in its jurisdiction guests en Saturday eve - Theakston. "Te plywood roof-: Survey sought soil through its agents. Thus, aid. -However, if the govern-,Tbe meeting was called to con- in effect, all hog Purchasing is ment forces change without Ing did need repainting but was' Sider recent statement by On- carried out "over one desk," cause, then it is not 4.ceping its Much superior to the hardboard, tario Agriculture Minister Good -covenant with the people of siding which had warped and: fellow that the Co-Operath,zst Monopolistic Ontario," he said. had holes in it". i methods were not "above sus- The Co-operative sells to whom Onlytwo reasons for govern- "The asbestos cement board picion" and would have to be , it pi leases and, in the case of mentinterference seemed rea- siding was badly damaged and changed. identical bids, allocates hogs to sonable. (1) If there was inter- bad three large boles in the. .A softly worded resolution was Packing companies. 1 ference by the Co -Operative in siding of one house," he added. I adopted inviting the Farm Pro- Some packing companies feel the rights minority hog produc- Proessor Theakston found that, ducts Marketing Board of the that this is a monopolistic ten-: ers; (2) if the co-operative the walls of aluminum sheeting! provincial government to evalu- clency and toot conductive to fair should favor particular buyers. were in very had snape The, ate present methods and suggest trade, They demaild that hogs No claims have been made that aluminum bad pushed out and any required modifications, be sold at auction to the highest the Co -Operative is don g either the nails pulled through. The But statements by members bidder.iThe 011PC says it is of these things, said Mr. Monic- and the feeling of the meeting more like atrade union than a son. were far fromgentle. monopoly. It merely sells hogs "I resent the implication that grown in Ontario. It does not, we're under a cloud and un- limit the right of Quebec, Am - ethical," said Clinton Frey of erican, or other growers to se11 Sarnia. "I'd like to know in just in Ontario at whatever price what respect." they like. The Minister of Agriculture The meeting unanimously turn - paid a visit. to the Co -Opera- ed down the idea of selling by tive's office about two years auction on the grounds that it ago, said J. R. Kohler, of Bi -amp- leads to collusion among the ton, but has not been seen since. packing house buyers who de - No direct criticisms have been cide ahead of time who is going 4,W.0,-14-‘',03044•WO-Irtrztfra :14*ffillPIPWW/IP/PW4 made of the co-operative to the to buy hogs and at what prices. board, the meeting was told, The "We had high hones that the criticisms have been limited to dutch auction would do a de- ' * public statements made by Mr, finite job for us in selling Goodfellow. cheese," Alva Rintoul, of Lanark Asked "have we ever donn county, fold the meeting, I anything unethical or illegal?" "The issue is: "Do you want Mr. Kohler, manager of 011PC, the packers to fix the price of replied: "Not that I know of. We hogs?" asked Mr. Kohler, "Are are just accused of no selling we ready to fight for the right to buyers as they want." to sell? Ten corporate compan- c. ' ''... • SHOP IN YOUR HOME COMMUNITY galvanized iron came through the test better though it exhibit- ed bulges at the bottom of doors and walls. "A point of interest," he said, "was that the studding in all houses and buffer boards used A little push will perform more miracles than any amount of pull. CALVARY CHURCH THE BETHEL Evangelical United Brethren RErORMED CHURCH DASHWOOD Rev. J. W. Gillings, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist Sunday, November 29 MISSIONS DAY 10:00 a,m. and 7:30 pm,—Ser- , vices 11:05 a.m.—Sunday School You Are 'Welcome ST. PETER'S CHURCH (No. 4 Highway) First Sunday of Advent November 29 Sunday Mas 8 — 11:00 a.m. Text: "Now is the time to arise from sleep—for our re- demption is nearer at hand than when we first came to believe." —Rom. 13:11 Pastor: Rev. J. E. Kelly PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Main Street 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a,m.—Morning Service 7:30 p.m. — Rev. Mel Holmes gives his personal testimony— all young people, mothers and fathers should hear this. Wed., 8 p.m.—The Lound film, "Which Will Ye Have". Fri., 8 p.m. — Young People's Service All Welcome Rev. Mel W Holmes in charge. MAIN STREET • The United Church of Canada Minister: Rev. Robert S. Mita, B.A., Th.D. Organist; Mrs. A. Willard 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:15 a,M.—Morning Worship "The Glad Tidings as the Church Fathers preached them"—Third in a series of answering the question: "Is the Church true in its pre- sentation of the Christ's Gos- pel?" Nursery for children six yeas and under during the sermon. Come and worship with us. THAMES ROAD MENNOtOTE CHURCH EXETER "Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord" 10:30 am.—Stinday School 1130 aan.—Worship Patton- Stanley Sauder, Exeter AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.D. • Minister Organist: Mrs. 1. G. Klatt 10:00 a.m.—Sunday Scheol 11:00 a.m.—Tvlornitag Worship Service conducted by Mr. George Vais of Hensall Prea- byterian Nursery for ehildren up to six year. THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev,. Broil de Vries, Reefer Robert Carhertint Organist 8:30 an -1101y Communion 1100 a.m.—It/ornitig Prayer and Litany IhfrMAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p.m.—Worship and Sermon 3:30 p.m.—Sunday S...:hool Listen to Temple Time, CHML, 8 p.m., Sundays. All Are Welcome ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DAS:!WOOD K, L. Zorn, Pastor, Phone 65 Sunday, November 29 11:00 a.m.—Comm-Ion Service 2:15 p.m.—Sunday School Sermon: "Christians Awake!" Everyone Welcome JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D. Minister Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. Organist and Choirmaster 10 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 A.M.—MORNING SERVICE Anthems by the Men's Choir Advent Series: (1) How God Comes In The World's Stresses. 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