HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-19, Page 10of the Meat Packers Council in hiS
TV interview on Sunday, February ,•
23rd, the present hit and Miss sYs-
tern of selling and alloting hogs to
processors has resulted in a corn",
vete disruption of continuity of
supply to them, thereby increasing
cost. f processing which means one
of two results or perhaps both: in-
creased cost to, the' consort-lee and/
or decreased returns to the prodne-
er. In the firm belief that every-.
One, • producer, ,shipper, packer, . 4 • •
consumer and the Government
would welcome ,a plan that would
remove the costly features or the
present scheme, and at the same
time establish a true market) value
in relation to supply and demand,
We submit the following plan:
That producers .of hogs In
Ontario be granted' the. freedom of
marketing' and delivering his hogs
to the processor of his • choice, or
consigning them to any Co-Opera-
tive or to a duly licensed, shipper.,
That all shippers of hogs in -Ont-
ario be licensed by the Ontario
Farm Products Marketing Board
of and amount deemed by that.
Board to be sufficient for the ship-
per's operation.
That all shippers of hogs pni!.
ario be required to provide the pro-
ducer with a bill of lading for his
hogs, This bill to show
(A) Number of hogs shipped;
03) tate° 'number; CC) guaranteed
price.
That all licensed shippers shall
have the. 'privilege of selling the
hogs competitively to ,any proces-
That any producer of 'hogs hi'
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Thoughtfulness for others is basic with a life
insurance agent. It-is part and parcel of his daily work.
Wherever he lives he tries to be a good neighbour.
He is a good citizen too. Whenever there iS an
important project going forward in his' community
you will "find him doing his share.
Increasing numbers of life insurance agents are
taking ,special courses for their own advancement
and to increase their usefulness to those they serve.
Barrie 'seven million -Canadians now own life
insurance policies . proof of their tonfidence,in the
life' underwriter and the important service he °flex's.
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Don't Waste
Hog Feeding Time
You can't afford to waste time feeding
hogs no matter what the Market price is.
11 you are feeding straight grain to hogs
YOU ARE WASTING TIME.
WHY! Because grains alone do not contain
the proper levels of nutrients to get hogs off
to xnarkqt in a hurry. Tests prove that straight
grain.fed hogs• take up to 2 months longer to
reach market weight than balanced fed hogs.
Gee YOUR hogs off to market in, record
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MX JUNIORS WIN
IN DRAMA FESTIVAL
GORRUS T-lowlek junior
Farmers awl junior Institute were
placed •first in the Huron. ;County
Junior Fanners drama festival
held in the Gorrie community ball.
on Thursday evening. Miss Mary
Louise Flack of wa,s
adjudicator.
There were two entries, the sec-
ond being the Colwan.ash Junior
Farmers and Junior Institute with
their comedy, "'H'enry's Mail Order.
Wife", directed by Murray Gaunt.
The • cast was es. fellows: George•
,Ribey as Abe Smithers; Lorne
Hackett as Henry Gibbons; Frank
Allan Jim Jones; Joyce Little
Beckyas Simpson; June Nivens
as Mrs. Tucker; Donnie Gaunt.
as the minister,
Mrs. Vittie and Glenn Mc-
Vichael were directors of the How-
telt Jrs. in their comedy, "Comin'
Round the Mountain" Cast• Ethel.
Ries as• Maw Judleins
Ronald McMichael as Paw Jud-
icins; Ruth Toner, Daisy Judkins;
Murray Underwood,-. Zelre Bemis;
Grace 'Sanderson, Dynamite .Ann;
Marie, Mrs, Hortense Belmont,
Cliff; :Sandra, Edgar, -
Lovell; Jack Stafford, Carey New-•
bold,
Boyd Taylor, president of the
World Affairs .
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Each member filled out the' last
of the questionnaire's, Mrs. Ted
Fear was appointed secretary for
the next season, It was decided to
get pictures for the next meeting
which will be the final one for this
Season and will 'be held at the
home of Mr., and Mrs, Richard
Procter on March 24.
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EASTER -SEALS' -
[Procter Farm
Move to 13elgrave
stock and implements on Feiday
afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, Proctor
have sold their farm to Ross and
Charlie `Procter and ,expect
move to their new home in Bel;
grave in the near futtire, which
was, formerly owned by 'the late
Mrs. Robert Nicholson,
tiVESTOEK BRIEF
The following Is the text of a
brief which was recently%Presented
to the Agricultural 'Committee of
the Ontario Legislature by the
Ontario Livestock Shippers ASsoes
cation:
We believe that for any market
ing system to operate successftilly
, it must have active and whole-
hearted support of all those en-
gaged in the industry affected. -Tn.
the MSC of hogs this would in
elude the producer, the transporter,
th e shipper, aria:, the processor. A
plan that would achieve thiS
jeetive would be most Welcome at,
the present time,
Move to fordwiph,
First ,Qt. Month
ooRri•IN--alkstor .BerEnett
• sold the Jack Toner tam, •whicit
he recently purchased,. to. Albert
Denkex'Sgoed, PoncessiOn tfow.
jek. Mr, Bennett has rented; the
home formerly occupied by Mr.
Frank 'Graham, Fordwieti end
wilt be moving the- first of next
month,
Farms Change Hands
GORR= -- Clifford Pyke has
purchased the George Townsend
farm on Con, 6, Hewlett, and John
Thornton has bought the Stewart
Lovell farm, also on Corr, 6,
hither and yon plus,extra handling
resulting in greater shrink, bruis-
ing and cost, all tend to lower the
net return for the 'hog,
To the Shipper
. The trucker or shipper is never
:certain of the destination of his
load, therefore he cannot mix loads
Old cannet arrange return loads .
Which at this season are 'very irn- •
portant to farm operations, The re,
suit is inefficient service to farm-
To the rroeessor
As pointed 'out by Mr, Manning
Ontario he given the privilege of
reporting any irregtilaritkv of the
shipper to the Farm. Products.
Marketing board, and the );3oarcl
as result of its Investigation may
-cancel the shipper's license,
That the Beg Producers Associll-1
tion be permitted to (0,ntario)
deduct a fee, not- to exceed five
cents per hpg, from the producer's
returns on all hogs slaughtered at
inspected plants in Ontario. The
Same to, be used for the promotion
of quality pork and sale of pork
p' duets
May we suggest that the accept-
ance of this plan would create
hartrionY and efficiency in the. pro-
duetlon and marketing of hogs in
Ontario, and, that the Farm Pro-
ducts. Marketing Act he so amend-
ed as provided.—Sub Section 2,
Section 4 of said Act,
lam.,GR,Avx.---M.r. 344.•
Carl Procter held a very Success-
tut suction sale of 'their farm . .
Forum Subject •
13FLGRAVID---13odmin farm for-
um met on Thursday evening at engaged in the industry..Keen com-
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence petition was still' the true yard-
Yuill to -watch . and discuss the stick whereby the price of hogs.has
television forum progranune. Pro- established, This .was a good sYSs
greSaive euchre was enjoyed' first tern of -marketing hogs, but miler-
with 'high- prizes going. to • Joyce lunately, criumping. of hogs at the
Procter and John Nixon, -Consola- processors' developed as a result of tion .prizes went to 'Mrs. Richard truck operations. By this we mean
Procter and Carl Ieningvay,
As the attendance' was th e appearance an th e scene et the interested in there was only one group formed truckers who was
to discuss the topic, "Canada's. pay loads only; -and as a result in
Role - in World Affairs". The clues- many cases did little or,. nothing
tion for discussion:. was, "What towards maintaining the '.prick
would your forum like to know level. Too many hogs left the pro-
about regarding Cans.da and , its dueers farm. without an established
role in world affairs'?" This group' price.
'thought they would- like to know., .The present marketing scheme in
what is. expected - of. Canada 111 world affairs. ' effect in Ontarie, with its central
or "one desk" selling •agencY and
compulsory, direction of hogs has
resulted in many' defects in hand-
ling the procluet that are becoming
more apparent as. time goes . on.
May we .list a few:
To the .-PrOdneer
No established price ,Wben the ,
hog leaYes the -producer's. pen,
. No assurance preducer as
to where and when his hogs will be
slatightered,- • . • s •,
The unnecessary- transportation'
When hogs were sold live weight Huron County Junior Farmers wel-
comed all to • the s.ntertainment, the producer "••knew tomorrow's
Sam Robinson led in a sing-song price. today, and thereby .could ex- •
With Sandra 'at the piano, and ereise their own judgment as to
Charlie Moore •of Whiteelmreh where and when to sell his 'hogs,
gave humorous readings between•
acts,
The replacement of rail transpor-
• tation by trucks plus tire teralvey •
of some producers 'to fill hogs
brought abouVa situation • where
the live hog could no longer be
considered a, unit of value, so rail
weight and rail grade were the in-'
evitable result which benefited all
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SIMMERED FIELDS
Saskatchewan has pPeved the
value of tree plantations in pro-
tecting wheat fields, from evapora-,
tion of moisture caused by prairie
winds, Shelter belts planted on the
edges, of fields have increased the
average yield of Wheat by five
buslNIs per acre, as compared With
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To Create New Opportunities 'For Canadian Industry
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To Develop Canada's Unlimited National Resources
To Expand Processing of Our Own Raw Materials
ProVide More Employinent For More Canadians
To Enlarge }Lome Markets For Canadiai Agriculture
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