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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-02, Page 10111;119MACIlvft))00,1110*$ Wei10004)"*4Pril 244# 195$ lm of 'Conference • 0oVernment .officials; as well' as Industrial and plant Safety experts, dil diSeUss we.ys rind: means of re, duping accidents and of making Orttarie Industries the safest in the world at Canada's biggest In- . flOstrial :safety conference to be held on April 21 and 22 under the . auspices of the Industrial Accident Prevention, Associations, During the two-d.ay meet in the pests will Address the ttelegates. on 4 wide variety of topics dealing with inch/stria/ ace/dents and the promotion of safety.. In addition, there will be panel discussions, dis- plaYs,. „exhibits, demonstrations and other feat-tires, 'The entire pregram is designed to help representatives of various indnstVies across the nation im- provise ways and means of re- ducing accidents and saving liveS. Reduce Accidents Queen Elizabeth Building, pork, outstanding safety ex- Belgrave Co-Operative Association SEED CRAIN PRICES BARRY MULVEY TO HEAD CALF MO A joint Meeting pf the Howlek and Turnberry Calf Club was hold. in the Gorrie hail on Thursday, Doug Miles. and Art Rolton showed titres on farm safety. The following officers were eleeted; Leaders, Gee. Underwood, Don Fortune, Murray Mulveyl. pres., parry Mulvey; yiee,preS., Roger Keiffer; .sec trews Marjorie KOMI.; press. reporter, Peter Mul- vey. National Farm Forum to Meet The anneal meeting of National. Farm Radio Forum will be geld at the Seaway Hotel, Toronto, April 14th and 11, announced Dr, E. A. Corbett, chairman of the National Executive. This meeting will re- place the .annual Conference usually held in early summer, The main purpose of the meeting is to dis- cuss the proposed re-allocation of responsibilities between the pro- vincictl and national sponsors, At the - meeting the national board will be faced with the pro- blem of securing a national sec- retary to replace Floyd Griesbach, who has resigned after eight years of service. 104 4.04,11 NYLON .TENTS N.1•.41. "is -reit,. 1,1 p I 1„ i,tl,ttll 00,1110 14 4* 1,1.11 t 41i W4010' " 11 """ Itn . .444F- arns c per sq. ft Immediate Delivery For full information contact low ....dvanced :fooling t Systems. Limited, FUlly erected, the nylon air:warehouse at the Maitland, Oat,, De Pont of Canada "Orion" acrylic fibre plant is ready fer use as a storage unit for small construction stores. Thabuircling was put up in little ever an hour. Supported entirely by air; two. three-quarter horsepower motors pro-' vide constant low-Pressure air which keeps the warehouse even at all times, Airlocks on the doors allow free passage in and out of the structure, Grain .CanNow Winter -Months Canadian farmers, elevator oper- ators and inill owners may well have a new solution to their grain storage problems in-the, experience of a United States milling com- pany, Portable tents of coated ny- lon have 'been successfully used in the Montana operations of General. Mills,' Inc., to handle :wheat when elevators were overflowing and bok cars in-short supply, Four nylon tents, coated with neoprene, and each with a capacity of 30,000 bushels, were used by General. Mills' and resulted in in- creased efficiency in grain storage and handling. Although two of the tents remained up during the ice, snow and high winds of winter, Montana manager Walter IL Mills, Jr., reported 'no resulting damage to either grain or tents. Relatively new to agriculture, the tents are expected to be a boon to the farm owner as well as ,to mills and other processors for storing wheat, oats and beans, Units with capacities ranging from 1,000 to 1,000,000 bushels are now available in the United States. But the manufacturers consider the most popular size to be the 30,000-bushel • tent, A typical unit consists of 'four- foot nylon walls, a nylon 'floor and a nylon top. Floor and 'walls are fabricated, as one unit to ensure that the grain never touches the ground. Seams are cemented fOr waterproofness after fabrication. A tubular steel frame' supports the retaining Wall. Manufacturers claim that ordin- ary screw conveyors, With exten; sions if necessary, can be used to fill any size bin. Gravity permits unloading as much as 80 per cent of the grain through snouts along the wall with very little manual labor. Since 'these Coated nylon tents have proved their worth to grain men in the United States, it is quite likely that a Canadian-made product recently introduced by Dominion Rubber Company Limit- ed and known as "Fiberthin" may answer similar problems- in Can- ada. • The first Canadian commercial ll'UO*OwIWAIZ MOVIE WATCH ..a.c as 0-,04110fitt brivertractort out-rsertorni corrt petit/vet Trattbre, bow' mIss THE' WORLD PREMIERE SHOWING Coming Thur., Apr. 3 Shows hourly from 10,00 4.111. 6.00 p.m, HARVEY DEMERLING R.R. 2, Clifford, Ont. mosoismormornimitaiiiiiim CRIPPLED CHILDREN Your Fertilizer at the l3elgrave Co-op by phoning Wingham 1065W -or- Brussels 14r10 Orders Filled Promptly 11 LAST TRANS CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED T57.1 a 148 TRIO SQUARE . • GODE'RICH, ONTARIO PHONE 707 New Phone Num In order to provide improved service THE AbVANCE=TIMES now has Two Lines to Central 41/„ • In order to secure this extra service for you .4 change in telephone number has been necessary, The new number is it often we're always glad to hear from you matter what you have to sayl ry The Winehim Advance-Times ONTARIO Milk Replacer You Can Afford to Feed With a new high level of antibiotics for the prevention of scoprs---. High Protein! - Low Fibre! - an excellent body building feed. NOW AVAILABLE AT OUR MILL AND, FOR THE FIRST TIME, AT, A REASONABLE PRICE „anada. Packers Ltd. . Commercial Registered No. 1 No. 1 Garry Oats . ...... $1.30 $1.60 Rodney Oats ...... $1.30 $1.60 Simcoe Oats . $1.35 $1.60 H.erta Barley $2.05 $2.35 Brant Barley $2.05 $2.30 Montcalm Barley $1.85 $2.20 Tetra Petkus Rye - Commercial No. 1 $1.85 Selkirk Wheat - Certified No. 1 $2.40 Selkirk Wheat - Registered No. 1 $2.55 NEW SHUR-GAIN 24% Milk Replacer for Calves 441 Club Meets at Wawanosh School The spring' project of the 4-H Homemaking Club, "Tba,Club Girl Stands on Guard," started on Wed- nesday evening, March 26th, at S.S, No. 9, East Wawanosh. There were 14 girls in attendance. -The 'leader is Mrs. W. T. Lapp and her assistant, Mrs, 3. L. Currie, , 'The meeting opened by repeating the 4-H Pledge and Motto in, uni- son. , The officers are as follows; president, Rosalind Loder; Secre- tary, Ruth Taylor; treasurer, Betty Zinn; press reporter, Mary Joan Lapp. 'The girls decided to call the club "Advice Seekers" and the record book covers will be red and green. The objeetive for this meeting was to teach improved health' habits, and "The Club Girl as -a Canadian Citizen," The meetings are to behold each Wednesday evening from 7,30. to 9.34 p.m. at the S. S, No. ';9 school. After singing "0 Canada" and "The More Wd Get Together", the meeting closed. MORRIS FEDERATION DONATES TO FAIRS I3ELGRAyE-The directors' of the Morris 'Federation /?f Agricul, ture met in the township hall last, Wednesday evening with twelve members present.. The president; Ross Smith, conducted the meet- ing. Minutes of the 'last meeting were read by the secretary-treas- urer, 'Earl Andersen; Mr. Ander- son was re-elected to this office at the meeting. n was moved and seconded by. Mervin Richmond and Albert Ba- con that $25.00 be given to the Bel= grave •School Fair, $10.00 of this to be given for showmanship for the boy or girl 10 years and under; showing either beef or dairy Calves. Moved and seconded by Albert, Ba- con and Mel Craig that $15.00 be given to.each of Blyth and Brus- sels'fairs. Moved and seconded by James Mair and Albert Bacon that $25.00 be given the Belgrave School Pair board, toward the erection of a building to house the calves and swine on fair day, providing the building is eretced and the East Wawanosh Federation gives a similar amount, Moved and second- ed by Mel Craig and Bert Fear that $2.00 be given for each pro- jeCt completed 'by a 4-H club boy or girl in the township, the same to be given at the Morris Federation annual meeting, It was agreed to have the road signs repainted where necessary and replaced where they have been removed. To Live.trap Rabbits Lake Huron Project An interesting project is being undertaken by the Fish and Wild-. life Division staff of the Lake Iluion Lands and Forests District involving transfer of cottontail rabbits from the southern part of the district to the Meaford Tank Range, just north Of Meaford on Georgian Bay, 843 Guelph Street Kitchener. Ont. Phone Kitchener Sherwood '3-1005 . ... ... CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS ON ANY FARM. LOA over $1500 at TRANSCANADA CREDIT Need extra cash for your farm? Then solve your: financial problem with a Wan from Trans Canada Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering special terms on all farm loans above $1,500. Payments can be spred over as long as two-and- a-half years, and can be made in any one of tbe,se three ways: QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY 3- ANNUALLY REGULAR LOANS Loans of $1,000 and less are available on Trans Canada Credit's monthly paymentterms. Don't let the lack of ready' money prevent you from buying seed, stock, or 'any other farm reqUirement. Get the cash you need at Trans Canada Credit. THE ALL-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY 0 Crop Report While the land is•drying 'up very quickly in some areas in the County, there is however a fair amount of snow at the edges of the fields and it will. require a good rain before much work can be done on the land. The maple .syrup has been re- ported to be running freely and a good quantity of syrup is being made. 500 Forums Report on Low=Income Farmer 'Five hundred Farm Forums across Canada, met recently to dis- Cuss "The 'Low Income' Farmer". Of these 75% felt that there is a special problem of the low income' farmer and specific policies should be developed to help him. 61% of the forums thought that these programs should be to help him increase his, income from the farm especially if the individual is ef- ficient, prefers farming as a way of life, but lacks the resources to establish an economic unit, He should be helped to become estab- lished in some other industry if he is not suited to farming said 21%. 35% of the forums suggested that extension and education courses in farm•management, and soil conser- vation would he one way of helping the `low income' farmer. Long term, low interest loans enable the 'low income' farmer to establish an eco- nomic unit would also .help said 15% of the forums. 10% thought that the loans should be supervised, Be Stored for in Nylon Tents use of a warehouse made of this neoprene-coated nylon fa,bric is, at the Du Pont of Canada plant in Maitland, Ont. It is currently being used to house 'small stores ,,at the site of the new "Orlon"' acrylic fibre plant there, The warehouse is a dome-shaped structure,, 80 feet in length and 40 feet wide. With an over-all height of 20 feet(it has a storage capacity of 42,000 cubic feet, The whole building weighs only 630 , pound's and can be carried in a vehicle as, small as a station 'Wagon. The building is supported entire- ly by air and weighted down.with sandbags zippered in around the' base. Ih a matter of minutes fol- lowing initial preparations the structure can be ready for immed- late use.: Spread over the area on 'which it is to stand and with sandbags in place, the' fabric is inflated evenly" witty' a - three-quarter horsepower motor which continues to provide constant low-pressure air. Through its portability and ease of assembly,. the warehouse is adaptable to almost any site. It .can withstand high winds and heavy snow loads.' • Only $3.95. 25 LB. BAG WINGHA.M Approximately a dozen pairs Of tottontails are being live-trapped and transported to the release area in "an effort to establish a population which would provide Sonic hunting pleasure for sports- Men of the area, District Forester W. Hummel , reports, "The release area appears to be rin ideal range. tot cottontails, may be argued that if it were eom- pIetely suitable It Would be sup- porting a good Population. This project may well fail and intro- dUCed rabbits not slirviVe; then it will ho our task to 'determine the reason, l'ilverYthing Is being doh to ea. fit SUedeSS, Including the location, retretita and ,supplying of reed, rtesults will be altiable :lit ilnilat - experitrien Wingham 302w 0 .. . . 44! .. ..... ...... 0.1