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FEDERATION NEWS
This is a synopsis taken from
the Current Review of Agricul-
tural Conditions in Canada, is-
sued by The Economics Divi-
sion, Canada Department of
Agriculture.
Dairy Products: Milk produc-
tion in 1963 will likely be about
the same as in 1962, or about
19.4 billion pounds, This results
from a continuing increase in
output per cow, which offsets
the expected continuing slight
reduction in initk cow numbers.
There is no expectation of
any significant increase in the
export demand for Canadian
dairy products in 1963, Domes-
tically; some increase may be
anticipated as a result of popu-
lation growth, It is unlikely,
however, that such increases
will be sufficient to prevent fur-
ther augmentation of stocks,
largely butter. The over-all posi-
tion will depend on the weather
and government pricing policies
and programs,
Hog marketings in the first
quarter of 1963 are expected to
average about 128,000 hogs per
week, ten per cent less than in
the first quarter,
Beef production is expected
to be larger in 1963 than in
1962. The larger supplies of
feed grain in the Prairies are
expected to result in a reSump-
tion of the upward trend in
cattle feeding operations and
larger marketings of fed cat-
tle in 1963 are anticipated.
With the increasing beef cow
numbers the calf drop in 1963
is expected to be larger than
in, 1962. Lamb slaughter will
be lower during the first three
months of 1963 than in 1962,
and prices will' likely average
higher than' in the first quarter
of 1962. The 1963 wool clip
will about equal that of 1962.
Egg production during the
first half of 1963 is expected to
fall below that of 1962. This
decline is expected, due to the
substantial reduction in the
hatch of replacement chicks,
which may be offset partially
by the retention of old layers
and the continuing increase in
rate of lay. The anticipated re-
duction in the volume of eggs
marketed during the first half
of 1963 Should result in gen-
erally higher prices compared
with 1962.
Fruits and Vegetables: In
1962, about 18 million bushels
of apples were harvested in
Canada, the largest crop since
1955. Construction of ne w
freezing facilities and the ex-
tension of existing plants points
to the expectation of a con-
tinuing rise in the use of frozen
vegetables. Consumption of pro-
cessed• fruits and vegetables is
expected to continue to rise in
1962. Prices to producers for
potatoes are expected to aver-
age higher in 1963 than in 1962.
By Mrs. Florence Elliott
Secretary Huron Federation
of Agriculture
Auxiliary Meets
At Cranbrook
The December meeting of the
Oraubroolr Evening AUXillarY
wits held Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Engel with.
13 members and 2 visitors present.
The leader, Mrs. Jack Knight
°Pencil the meeting With, ni
Christmas verse followed by
Prayer. The first three verses of
hymn 166 'were sung. The script-
nre, Luke 2, verses 2-14, were read;
'in unison. The first two verses Of
hymn 171 were sting. lean Zvans
led in prayer, The topic "Three
Bells for the steeple" Wks read by
Eleanor Stephenson.
The meeting was tarned over to
the president. The minutes were
read and approved, The correspon-
dence was read, Mrs, Leslie
lcnight will give a report on the
Evening Auxiliary ,Rally at the
annual meeting of the Presbyterial
Society held in St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian MI ureb , Win ell tn, Jan.
Stii at 10 am. The roll call Was att'
swered by a Christmas ' verse,
Teasurer's report was given by
Eelen Smith. The CAC. report
was given 'by Eleanor Stevenson,
The Library and Literature
report was given hr Fay Pfeifer
The collection Was taken by P:elen
Smith,
Marilyn Engel declared all
offices vacant. ,
The following officers were
elected,:
President Mrs. Jim Knight
Vjee-Pres, Mrs. Nelson
Secretary ;Ali's, Doug Evers
Asst. Sec. Mrs. Glen Huothee
Treasuer Mirs. Frank Smith
Welcome & Welfare Eleanor
Stevenson
Library Literature .... Marilyn
Eaglet
Press Re.porter Mrs. Doug
BvanA
C,(1(1 T.•end r Eleanor Stevenson.
ASEPt, Leader Mrs. Leslie
Knight
.meeting closed by singing
the first two verses of hymn 1.69
followed by prayer by the leader.
Mrs. Jack, Knight,
Gillis were exchanges, •
IL(unch was served lay the
hostess assisted by Doris
Mc Den ald.
Christmas Tree Concert
The Annual CIhriStMas Tree
and concert of SS No. 7 and
Sunday School of Knox Pros,
bYterian Chureh was held In the
taonaPilunitY Centre' on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18. Mr. E.
Nelson was chairman and the
iiCii4k, teacher. Miss Campbell,
pres j ded.
The program, canals titt g Or
dialogues, recitations, piano'
numbers was a credit to the
teacher, Mrs. :Marmon Brod,
hagen and music lonelier and
any ethers who assisted. Santa
(gnus arrived at the close.
disittrilmeing ',ifrs, lieu of treats
were provided for all *The. Sunday
School and school *orbs and ,
children. The weather
was ideal,
Knox Church Service
At the regular morning service
Dec. 23, the church had a
Cliu'istmas Tree, Nativity scene,
and baskets of flowers. Weather
conditiont3 prevented many from
attending, Special, Christmas
;members were contributed by
Mats. B, 0. Nelson and Mrs.
Douglas Evans.
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