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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-03-01, Page 4to the producer end dOseeeere our eupeorte ene have .only to, look at the bri Her eroaecere to see what can Imi.pen to a .roam odity that does not 4laye some sot, of orderly muriceting, • I regard It my duty to provide • some initiai tive and to express lily v;ow.s on producer marketirig and therefore •aeliviee .611 producers to • support the marketing plan for ell farm commodities ..that will cti1,11 before you in the near future. E inor . Ireland. President, .Huron County Federation of Agriculture NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC) Any person defacing or damag- Ing the public toilets, in arty manner will be severely prose- cuted. This damaging of public pro- Perty must be stoppe& Council of The Village of Brussels The Following Solicit Your Support it The DiLlrch eth Hog Producers Election THESE MG?, SUPPORT REGULATED MARKETING EY WHICH FARMERS CONTROL THE SALE OF HOGS TO ALL PUYERS IN THE PROVINCE Ilentirielt Muer ileariang irelend Russ Love 11 Gregor llohert MeAllister Harry nfeeyee Lloyd Stewart Alfred. Warner B.O.bert .eklen Nfrirtin 13a i Albert Bacon 'Win; Coleman • Gordon. Elliott 'Raynionil Finnigan Leeeeed Fiecher ties rge Campbell ri Clovier 'Harry Hem TUESDAY, MARCH 6th POLLING TIME: 11 aem, to 6 p.m. Voting Places will be as follows: EXETER TOWN HALL, EXETER AGRICULTURAL BOARD ROOM, GLIN-roN GORRIE COMMUNITY HALL, GORRIE WALTON COMMUNITY HALL, WALTON SHERWOOD'S HOUSE, DUNGANNON of expenses taken from a 1953 Hog Carcass grading certificate --- Old System -- Cop Total .59' EXPENOES AT 40c PER HOG - NEW SYSTEM Administrative 14 Sales .05 Yards .16 Board .05 Total , , , .40 re ere e . El, eekenee. err. and Mrs. Relit. L. Cunningham eee lioleinying in Florida. Ethel W. I. Meeting enkee ye. ar COUNTY OF HURON TENDERS WANTED -ON SURVEY STATION WAGON 'Sealed leateleze on tomes available sit the of tee of the undersigned will I he accepted until 5:00 p.m, on. TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1962 The lov,..est or any tender not. necessarily accepted. This tender replaces tender 1 1C-62-104 ehich was not awarded. .T. itrITNE11,1 7Turon County Engineer 13. D. 1308 DO fkOeriehj, (Atari° have been associated with the , Federation of Agriculture for nanny years and have attended the short • course on Marketing and Co- operation at Guelph. I have been- seei,ting an answer to the problems which face the farmers today and to date the only answer I can find as a solution to our problem is to eepport marketing plans. • 1: believe it is unnecessary: for rne, to adviseene producers regarding the hog vote on March 6, Being a producer for many years I know' the hog marketing plan is beneficial Thursday, Nalrehlat, 190t TUN.LOST LETTER TO THE EDITOR •it AT ENTION HURON COUNTY HOG PRODUC E RS For erderly eempetitive selling under g free enterPnlse system VOTE for the following MARCH nth. Wiughera, Ont.,. Feb. 2S, 1962 Admits, George 111' erry Adams, James Morris Twp, Dear Editor. leeenig• the year 1en2 farniere are Koine to tulle n good look at Producer controlled ntarketing and throughout the year there will be e umber of marketing plane present, NI and voted upon by the producers. The hog producers.. are being .given an opportunity to endorse the hog marketing plan. Egg producers are . not satisfied with the returns from. their laying flocks and will be given an opportunity to sign a petition requesting a vote for an egg marketing plan, flue to the large surpluses of butter and • skim milk powder which 'we have on hand to-day milk producers have agreed among them. selves that there should be an over- all milk marketing plan end a vote j. on this plan will likely be taken, t• later in the year. Turnip growers and, preceeeore agree that e market- Grab, Stephen Twee Jolla ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,, erey Twp Adienis, Harold i'cm'r,(WM er -0 kkauAtotl.,0 mytt, ,,,,,,,,,, n•At“, Ashfield Twp. ••-• ,, Grey Twp, Campbell, 'tieorge ..... ee• MCKillop Twp, Conitee„ Ct R. ..... .... - East Wawanosh Two, Duncan Seek ...... . ... ..... . reboree Twp, Wright, Gordon .,„„ ...... , .. Howlek Twp. -Bateman, Cecil Colborne Twp Lemont, Melville .... Grey Tow ushin 'McGregor. Ronald ............ IncltersmIth Twp Prouty, Milford .... Hay Twp. Wilson, Win. TIowick Twp, A vote for all of the above will ensure a plan whereby costly assembly :•ards which entail extra delays in handling and much bruising will he reVlewed which in +Itself will ensure a more stable higher net return. HURON COUNTY GROUP OF ONTARIO MEE +ENTERPRISE AGRICUIJTIURAL PRODUCERS Condemnation .18 Transportation Ins .08 Commission .20 Pro-Rating .05 Yardage .02 Exchange .04 Bad clebte .02 40.4f r Meni044 • vri`•`' BANTAM HOCKEY TEAM Recent Scores IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT about your Brussels 13 Brussels 14 - CUSTOM WORK WANTED Cattle Spraying for lice, SatiStect- Ion guaranteed. Lloyd Weber Phone 43237 REWARP - For the return of key ring with sour keys, lost in Brussels Finder pleat e leave at The Brussels Post. TA Belgrave 1 Belgrave 2' Brussels 9 Atwood 2. Brussels 6 Wroxeter 5 Brussels Lineup Goal S. Sebastian Defense B. Nolan, Pe Adams, L. Duncan, T. Rutledge... Centre • F. Davis Wings W. Smith, R. Pearson Alternate Forwards (lowing., D. Pearson,' D, Huether, Hueiher, K. Graber, W. Baker, 'eil McDonald, E PIT L I The need to obtain abed in hospital is a matter of urgency to a seriously ill person. It is vital, therefore, that every hospital bed in Ontario be used only when it is essential in the treatment of a patient. Proper use of hospital beds is a matter of concern to every resident of the province. To help make more hospital beds available.... the Commission now will provide Ontario Hospital Insurance benefits to an insured person who receives hospital care, as an out-patient, for which he or she, otherwise, would require admission as an in-patient to stay in hospital overnight. IMPORTANT These benefits will be provided only if the hospital has the required facilities and after these facilities have 'been authorized for such out- patient use by the local hospital board on the advice of its medical staff. Here are the detaiis: STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE - • K. 155 Kimber and Ideal H • a W Leghorn Pullets, 16 wks, Feb. 19, 18 wks. Mai. 5, 20 wks. Max. !9. They are a lovely flock of Pullets raid inner ideal conditions, hot water brooding. reezet eorry ahout buying these birds if your pens are cold, they are all reOstleg and the temperature cut dow-n t0 harden them up 12 yeeee s'erted pullets and a lifetime in z)ou?try. Vaccinated, Paneaked, Dewormecn end Deliveree Z. Andrews & Son " eaforth Phoe.4 GOOre Benefits will cover only the, hospital charges fox Medical and surgical treatment procedures 'which, otherwise, would require the patient to be admitted to hospital, Examples of these procedures are cer- tain Minor operations, electro-shock treatments, blond transfusions, etc. :ere. George Pearson, president, 1 n-as hostoss to the February meet: I iv' of -tile, Ether W. I, Eighteen, .1 memeere, oud two visitors answered 1 Ten Trill call --- a Canadian product .I I use in my home. 1 The motto. - a kicking horse li never pulls, was written by Mrs. I Teller eleFarlame and read by Mrs. I Sylvester Raynard. t i The nombnating emmnittee are- / elre. Ted Gill. „Mre. Elwood I :irrs. Georee Pearson demonstrated erypeereart. and Mrs. Stan SpeAran, 1 • a blIfeen cake which was served for I Pinch and enjoyed by all. I Piens were rrirt&e to send the premident to the Creelph conventionI in nine': also for a bazaar and bake I sate 'n bp held in the spring. Teineh was served by the hostess assisted' .by Mrs. Stan SPeireen Mrs. A tell is Jacklin. o It is up to the patient's doctor to decide whether the treatment will be given on an in-patient or out= patient basis. 0 Visits to established regular clinics in hospital out- patient departments are NOT covered, WM"- 01•.- now Maw.. 016120.4... 15.161m0.- /06066.- Iffi▪ garr.- wazaw- tatemorm- ria3rxr.-- ozownsm- ressorg.- azzassm,- estssido- amaso..- Mann- cam.- tagognea- mum. maim. t6g661.... btrzto.._ MCIE7166.- G1t6a6t6.. 1111166616.- 16016r6... 132111aner- 667614:66.- tEMS16.1.0- W024,086.- Inisimaraft- WINOws.- Maw.- M• itive6. Extension of EMERGENCY Out-Patient Benefits Effective March 1, 1962, when an insured person has received emergency hospital treatment for a fracture within. 24 hours Of an accident, Ontario Hospital Insurance also will cover subsequent out-patient services for check X-:rays and the change or removal of cast, until treatment of the fracture is completed. Hospital treatment for emergency conditions other than fractures will NOT be coveted beyond the first visit to hospital within 24 hours of an accident. .1% -rug --waxam --masa -.exams; -,57E3 -owe= ...=.1.419121 -.arena -.mom -..srmarA -.wear= -0.tr=1M -.sea= ....rwev4a ...datssztsPl!- -.a/MA ..serm= ..14:2121EM ....VRPMVP1 -ragat5Z73 -ocaglia -am= -.wawa -4teffaXa -raextmi -.0127413= 42z= -41401a6. --"witat -4.8wiant -60,63=1 "kilt ty4,.tttIt:" ▪ Up, 11101li *Mgr •-•ioierj 1. Ontario Hospital Insurance in-patient benefits cover tile regular and usual hospital services Oise of operating room, .-rays, drugs, laboratory services, etc.) in standard Ward accommodation Lot us many days as such services are inedically necessary. Dependent children cease to be covered ender the perents' eertifleate when they reach age 19, or marry. They must then register seperately tit the applicable Single Ethel Busy Bees The Ethel Busy pees held their I third meeting at the home of Mrs, T, Chapman on February 19. The meeting was opened with the -ell pledge. The roll was called, by Rose: nary crown and the minutes rc1.01 fry Orme Smith. Tti 'MO:Tried 'the deelsiOn f jj Pfl; t r r tlrri hitORP bc. II-ring red trqq. ,•,Nrt- ht at the 40 ,- V-47 fieve, 7, lo mrs TT*, fordrtt -.‘•"."1!1 vittit the '4.41111T.• A ond dentennt,'ntiort . earenerleee velne rage teare the lTh'n eleeign' 'meet. The 'moot loz closed with all no-no 'tin "tearn to rho by dointr." Ontario H080124'1 ifinsuranoo eitd,as IMO? coy r lepeeeeeeeeeeennee 1 rfe:e;elfej '. 6 ahy hospatii changes. for .seini-pril,.dt: or pri- vat,: ttccorernzt1+:ttion.: O hay medical, surgical, or private-duty 111SrmJrig ('C:4, tale-home drugs,. home care, or • ambulance and other transportation, charges. rl e any riiitgtostiz s..,;niccs which arc not part of incnred trectin,eilt pro 7cAtrt+.1 or whi,Th tin ;tot. by nornially require achni.,siert as an in-patient. or Family premium. Application forms are available at all hospitals, most banks, and all COnunission offices. 3, Married persons Most pay the Family premium, 4. There is no change in Ontario Hospital Insuratee preatiurrie: they remain at $2,10 a month fat a single person and $4.20 a, month for a family, More than 6,n00,000 Ontario residents (over 95% of the people) are now libeled in the plan, i. lug plan :Would help their industry. Potatee growers '.are also 1:Wielder, lrg a ,•ntaritetittg Many large Bea Producers and, commission agents, Are advising. producers to send all finished cattle to the open market, I al 1.1 convinced, that only 'then will we be able to obtain the highest possible. price. far Oki beef cattle. I believe that if all producers would agree to plaeO their livestock on the open market •re a Marketing plan would not be, noeessary for beef cattle, , L it** oHo triia my *AMY...0110M miia,OrAir 0.0 *MOM. 0.4.A yaw., ONTAVIO tiOSPITAL srawzons comivusszoAt 2t9b,.VitiMot sUd •EttiONt.i< 6 this for" efei4otiodi azestsoennohemoismh. r 574= -"•trg.O.Er41,kf Aria nillitialge ifieVii011-1144/21 111ftaia rrs.,oramiumwsniktias iiiiie4:W6•1.6 Ter:e , them. to look both whys tier se crossir , tho street