The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-05, Page 15The first of several euchre
parties was held in the school
house the same evening. The
main regret seemed to be that
it..had not been held earlier in
the school year,
The top prize went to Mrs.
Robert Blair with runner-up
Mrs. Joyce Dickey, Clarence
Davis ran away with the top
3.2e
see m to have forgotten my
wallet."
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DICK JERMYN
Order study of
farm equipment
13y Hon. C« S. ..M0.;Nou911ton, Huron MPP
ARK REPORT Hear HS principal
Bicidulph euchre
BY MRS. M. 4, e LST9Nr
Frank
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f il i
ck
s iiDuimi riose at his heelswith second
lur8d%larcl29W4sprilenexteuvpar
t
trTlys ofeit e 1 enrt a t he held at the schoolon Friday,SS 9. Not only4astheea,
hre
pril t3.
euet butepart it was
y planned
s f &re
that
dya evening, before: depe rivr.
for the visit from Mr. goo*,
the principal of Medway High
School, Parents of Grade S
pupils, Sheila Elston, Judy
Blair and Judy Dicker, had
been invited to meet and hear
Air- ttoople's talk about the new
program at the grade 9 bevel
so that they might be able to
understand the so-called Bo-
bacts plan as it will affect their
children next, fall, who are
looking forward to entering
Medway High.
The Timos-Acd, voca. April .5, 1962 Page 1$
, dm sure farmers will be
Interested to learn that in a
matter of al short hours after
receiving a petition signed by
300 farmers, the government
through the lion. William A,
Stewart. minister of agricul-
ture, announced ..to the legisla-
lnre the appointment of an
Ontario farm machinery in-
vestigation committee,
Because of the importance to
farmers of this government
move, 1 will outline in detail
the proposal for dealing with
this problem.. The general as-
pect of the terms of reference
given to the committee will re-
sult in an investigation and
report on:
e all aspects of the sale
and use of farm implements
in Ontario;
o the suitability of farm ma-
chinery and equipment pre-
sently being sold in Ontario,
having regard to Ontario Ine•
Mods and farming conditions;
• the quality of farm ma-
chinery and parts being of ,
fered for sale in Ontario;
o the reliability of claims
by manufacturers in so far as
the performance of the farm
machinery and equipment pre•
sonny being sold in Ontario is
concerned;
• the availability and cost
of spare parts for farm ma-
chinery and equipment.
The minister told the legis-
lature that the committee in
the course of their investiga-
tion and study will consult
with and invite written briefs
from the following:
• the Ontario Retail Farm
Equipment Dealers Associa-
tion,
o manufacturers of farm
in a chinery.
a, any others who, it is
felt, may contribute informa-
tion or who may express a de-
sire to make a presentation,
Report by November
The minister expects to re-
ceive a report from the com•
mittee by November 1, 1962,
if possible, and it is expected
that the report, as well as
covering the particular mat-
ters outlined in the terms of
reference, will also make rec-
ommendations to the minister
of agriculture as to action
which may appropriately he
taken with reference to the
sale and use of farm machinery
And equipment in the province.
am sure it will he noted
with interest that Arthur S.
Potion of MeKillop Township is
one of the farmer members of
this committee, It should also
he noted that the committee
membership includes represen-
tatives .from manufacturers,
dealers and farmers, which
will undoubtedly insure that
fair consideration of this prob-
lem with respect to the overall
interests of everyone concerned
is amply provided for.
Control dead animals
Last. week also the minister
introduced amendments to the
dead animal disposal act de-
signed to insure that meal
from fallen or dead animals
will not again enter the. mar-
ket for human consumption.
These amendments will streng-
then the act and are intended
to insure that the government
will he able to maintain the
closest scrutiny over the dead
stock disposal .busin.ess and safeguard -the interests of the
general public.
The bill provides for the
compulsory colouring of meat
cut from the carcasses of fal-
len or dead stock. This will
identify the, meat easily And
completely. Mr. Stewart ex-
plained that this requirement
will in no way hinder the use
of such meat for legitimate
purposes outside the market
for human consumption.
What the government is .do ,
ing is preventing the illicit of-
fering of this type of meat to
the public because R is now
mandatory for those engaged
in the dead stock business,
when a dead animal is but-
chered, to apply powdered
charcoal to. the Surface of the
meat and then to place it in
containers clearly marked "un-
fit for human censtimption"„
The bill also prohibits the
sale of meat for human con-
sumption from an establish-
ment that is engaged in the
processing of dead or fallen
animals. This will prevent any
dead animal operation from
having any relationship with
any other business connected
with the slaughtering of ani-
mals or the processing of meat
for human consumption,
Mr. Stewart explained that
the province's livestock com-
missioner has the power to re-
fuse to issue a license to any
person to engage in the dead
animal disposal business for
any reason, subject to an ap-
peal, This is a very necessary
service to the livestock indus-
try and the general public.
This method has already
been acclaimed by represen-
tatives of consumer groups
across Ontario and, of fur-
ther interesf4is the recent an-
nouncem.ent that the :Federal
government will increase its
meat. inspection forces to
more than 600 men across Can-
ada.
Much work remains
In conclusion might say
that it would appear that the
..Orpha club
aids .CAS
Fly MRS.•.W.g4W99P-
GRANS,1I3F N1
At the March 27 meeting of
the Orpha Club final arrange-
ments were made for the April
6 display and tea, to he held.
in the Sunday School room of
The United Church, after which
alt clothing will be taken to
The Children's Aid Society for
Lambton County. This will
complete two fruitful years of
"doing for ethers" tinder the
leadership of Mrs. Leroy Bari-
lean.
Meetings will be .diseonti-
nued during the s rt miner
months, to start anew in the
fall, with Mrs, Kenneth Rob-
erts as the new president,
C.GIT talent night
Talent night was the main
feature of the meeting of the
CGIT on Monday night, with
Gloria Adam's group in
charge.
Plans for the rally in Clinton
on April 14 were discussed,
The Bible study was completed
and plans were made to
have a speaker at the next
meeting,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Patter-
son and Winston spent the
weekend with Mi. and Mrs.
William Abbott in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, E. Skillencler
of London visited over the
weekend with. Mr. and Mrs,
R. Newman Sharon..
Legislature cannot possibly
rise before Easter.
While a large volume of leg-
islation has been either proces-
sed or is in the various stages
of processing, there is still
much work to he done in con•
nection with the legislative pro-
gram. The estimates of. such
important departments as edu-
cation, municipal affairs, at-
torney general, lands and for-
ests and public welfare are
still to be presented for legis-
lative approval, as I write this
report today,
The house has been sitting
an average of three to four
nights a week in addition to
the regular afternoon sittings—
a necessity if the extensive
program. of the government is
to receive thorough considera,
lion of the house And. implemen-
tation before the Easter ad.
journment,
FUNK'S
HYBRID
SEED
CORN
Consistently
Good Year
After Year
Neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. John Rollo presented
them with a id-light floor lamp
before leaving this neighbor.
hood for their' home in. To.
pinto. The presentation was
made by john Speck, MI's.
Dean. Gibson and Airs. RhinY
Heckman.
Fete newly weds
A party was held in Elimville
hall on Friday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Melville BO-
well, newlyweds. The party
was given by their neighbors
and some friends from Centra-
They were presented. with a
beautiful occasional chair step-
up table and lamp-
An address was read by Mrs.
Sam Skinner and the presenta-
tion made by Mr. and. Mrs.
Jack Coates and 1114's Sam
Skinner, Mr, and Mrs. Burwell
replied in a few ehosen words.
The evening was spent play
ing cards. The ladies provided
lunch.
Personal items
Guests on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Elston were Mr.
and Mrs. harry Dougall and
family of Exeter. They had as
guests on Sunday their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Elston of Detroit, who ,also
visited with the former's bro-
ther, Mr. Mervin Elston.
Mr, and. Airs, Peter Hoonard
.. .
,order later, .These prices.
404e litt/O getting used tol"
and family of Blyth visited on
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. C,.
fioonard-.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier and
-Tanny of Crediton were guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Weiherg were
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer
and M r. and Mrs. Harold
Fischer, all of London.
Guests on. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Blair were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Blair and fam-
ily of London,
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