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Brussels
Agri notes
(By Adrian. Ws)
•
Canada's egg producers have
their hens lay 5 billion eggs per
year. Because this was more than
could be sold, an estintated 28
million eggs will be spoiled by the
end of the year, This, of course, is
crying shame. Why doesn't our
ociety, led by our governments,'
buy these eggs and send them to
eople who are in dire need of
rotein. As far as the Egg Agency
s concerned it means a very
light over production for
anadian needs. In fact- about two
dozen eggs too many for every
5,000 eggs produced.
I feel kind of sorry for Mrs.
umpire that she has been taken
by her staff. It should be
remembered that her staff is
headed by a Professor Forbes of
Vancouver who said' when he
commenced his duties, and
before he had done any research,
that he was very 'much opposed to
marketing boards. It appears
from here that there is as much,
r more mismanagement in the
Food Prices Review Board as
there is in the Egg Agency. How
nuch does this Plumptre -Board
ontribute to our taxes and hence
o inflation?
** * *
How part time farmers and
on-farmers in rural areas can be
iving side by side and create
problems for the bona fide
farmers is demonstrated in East
Wawanosh Township in Huron
County.
This county is the first Ontario.
county to have an Official Plan.
I'm all for it but it is far from
ideal, One would think that in an
area that is zoned agricultural
there wouldn't be restrictions to
agricultural expansion, However
Remember! It takes but ' a
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o advertise, just Dial Brussels
7-6641.
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your way
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prosperity
When you put your
money regularly into a
special savings account at
Victoria and Grey Trust
We pay you generous
interest. This interest
itself earns generous
interest, Together with
Your deposits, it snow-
balls your savings into a
substantial estate in less
time than you imagine.
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lid Grey,
Member Canada beciosit
Insurance Corporation
here we have a case where a
farmer wants to expand. He
applies for a permit to build a
pollution limiting liquid manure
tank. N. says the planning
board. Somewhat bewildered he
asks why not. Well, within the.
required distance is a house
trailer, set up on concrete blocks
that doesn't require a building
permit. Because of the distance to
this dwelling the farmer is
refused a building permit for his
tank. This seems to me a great
injustice to all farmers. His other
neighbour doesn't care too
much, for this is a part time
farmer. Is it any wonder that
farmers resent the settling of
urbanites in rural areas?
Crop results
announced
Results of judging. Field Crop
Competitions conducted by BruS.-,
eels. Agricultural Society, have
been released and are as follows:.
Ensilage Corn; John Wheeler,
87; Jack Knight, 86; Wayne
Hopper, .84; Charles Higgins,
George Pearson, 82; Dave
Wheeler, 80; Wallace Black, 79;
Leslie Knight. 78.5; Graham
Work, 78; Jim. Fritz. 77,5; Gerald
Smith. 77; Jack Cardiff, 76.5;
Douglas Machan, 76; WM.
Coultes. 74; Robt. Grasby, 73;
Jack Higgins, 71; Glenn Coultes,
69; Lawrie Black, 65; Graeme
Craig. 63; Harvey Craig. 62; Joe
Black, 61,
Grain Corn: Dave Wheeler, 84:
Ross Higgins 83; John Wheeler,
• 82; Geo. Procter, 80; Bodmin
Ltd.. 79; Jack Knight, 78; Jack
Cardiff, 75; Gerald Smith, 72;
Leslie Knight, 71; Jan Van Vliet,
70; Jim • Fritz, 69; Douglas.
Machan, 68; Murray Cardiff, 66;
Graham Work, 62; Clarence
McCutcheon, 60; Lawrie Black,
59; John Boneschansher, 56;
Robt. Grasby. 55. •
The judge was Alex Connell,
R.R. 3, Palmerston, Ontario.
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