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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-06-19, Page 11uHo•.r, �h 01, 1., rl1IfilSiDyA►ESf ti lith$ 1950 1.1 v 1R C products. Are Essential • For Healthful Living sl':: Yr The man who does the milking— work is to, (Canada's ecohomy .. . the indispensable dairy farmer—is and to your own income? Look at a man we're all beholden to for it this way. One out of every six fresh whole milk and all the, other Canadians depends on the dairy wonderful dairy foods. industry for his livelihood. When You know that dairy foods are' you buy dairy foods, you help pro- vide income for the• dairy farmer, essential for healthful living. They and for more than two million supply, the bone and body-building- other Canadians who work ip food values growing children Must dairies, farm equipment companies, have . . and • adults need too. feed and, fertilizer plants and many That's why the health of you and, other industries. These people in your family depends on the dairy turn- use their income to purchase farmer. food and clothing, appliances,. cos - But did you ever stop to think metics, theatre tickets, insurance how important the dairy farmer's policies grid other items Common Spea1 o..' 3.5 years of service to SATIS- FIED MILK CUSTOMERS in the Goderich area is a RECORD Il THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. FOR DEPENDABLE QUALITY IN MILK, phone 35 for' regular milk delivery, ° Have you tried our ;delicious. Cottage Cheese? -Ask for it. cr,s..,i McMANUS DAIRY Goderich A to the Canadian way of lite. Now suppose Canadians changed their eating habits -----began buying less • milk .and dairy. foods: The dairy farmer would be first to feel' the pinch. With his income reduc- ed, he'd have to cut back his pur• chases el farm equipment,, fertiliz- er� etct4 Dairies, farm equipment 'manufacturers and feed and fer- tilizer plants would have to reduce wages -,-maybe lay off •men. The purchasing power of 2), million Canadians would be substantially reduced. Your income—even your job—might be affected. 1 Naturally, such a calamity won't occur :because 'Canadians know the importance of dairy„foods in their daily diet. • , By the same token, the more dairy foods you consume, the more the whole economy benefits. And this is an ideal time to help your- self to a large measure of these health -giving foods and a share in the economic progress of Canada. For June is the month of flush production on the nation's dairy farms. That's why June is Dairy Month. _ 'Advertising' smokes out new prospects. , JUDGE FINGLANRD, ERS FINANCE COMPANY TO PAY A finance company:Which loaned a client' money without checking his,security Was ordered in' court at. Kitchener on Friday to pay Forbes 'Motors, Ltd., $7211.90 and costs for wrongfully 'seizing their 'customer's car. Fudge Frank Fingland of Gode- rich found that Beneficial, Finance Company of Canada , had taken a chattel mortgage on a customer's car, when the car was no longer in his possession. Evidence indicated a that the client had traded in a 1951 car for a 1954 model without immediately handing a pver his ownership cer- tificate for the 1951 car. He was given possession of the 1954 car by Ferbes`.•Motors. The ''finance client, before turn- ing in his old ownership, had used it to.secure a loangat the Beneficial Finance. .Murray Shantz, finance company manager, said the then assistant manager had made •the loan with, out- ccheciung •toe • di°e' W—§ecrrrlty :`-the" 451 car. b • evaporated 1. tr��llc Coed ( YJ - �tolmesvifle Concentrated Mil Producers :Association LORNE BODGES, ;R. 1, Goderich, President. ROBT. WELSH, R.R. 2, Bayfield, SecretaryTreasurer. UPPLIE+RS OF TOTS' QUALITY WHOLE MILK TO CARNATION COMPANY' OF, CANADA. SHOWING THE w Blue's Have Done If Again! Blue's MAPLE' LEAF SUPERMARKET is now supplying the Goderich area with DAIRY PRODUCTS NOT SURPASSED ANYWHERE IN . CANADA. CLARIFIED Full. Cream MILK 3 'Quart Jugs‘'.at . ;57c . One Quart Carton- of . 21 c TWO PER CENt BUTTERFAT MILK, ONE QUART CARTONS • 1 c GENUINE BUTTERMILK • ("THE TALK OF THE TOWN") r ONE QUART CARTONS AT 17c 'or7AGE CHEESE IVAN COTTAGE CHEESE - 10 10 OUNCE CARTONS 17c 16 OUNCE CARTONS 25c KEEP YOUR FOOD DOLLARS IN CANADA. — WHIPPING CREAM ("THAT WILL WHIP") HALF PINT 'CARTON AT 35c TABLE CREAM HALF PINT CARTON AT 25c ' giC{irr�� SOUR CREAM~ ' 2`11c i9c• . HALF PINT ,,CARTONS • . ONE PINT CARTONS I I I 4- 1 { SUPERMARKET &-i ?9. wr t' 1 aI ry�t ; . (V Wt • (most i iteiisi$ adve0,° t;'kG,•��li.�rr4,.k. 9.4 ko 's are Wider object, of this June -is Dairy Month. sales drive is to boost: dbmesti consumption of the dairy foods processed from the More than 7.7 billion pounds of"milli; which Will be produced this year'.by Canada's 3,,O0O dairy cows. W ell ,over 0,000,000 a year is now 'being devoted to • aftvertising .by the, dairy -processing industry. Newspaper advertisi,pv represents lie largest share oP`this expendi- Lure, followed by radio Find . ,ele- . vision. Overall value of the pro- ducts .of the Canadian decry indus- try reaches the staggering total of $1,000,000,000 a year. Canada's dairy farmers. and em- ployees of dairy plants receive over. 75 per, cent o'f the consumer's dairy food,, ales dollar. After deducting processing costs and taxes, dairy companies are left with an average net profit of only 2 per cent. This country ranks sixth ainong tfie milk producing countries of the world. World production of milk last year reached 600 billion pounds, about 300 pounds per per-, son. In contrast, Canadian pro- duction approximated 1,000 pound's per capita. Of the total milk_, p, odueed, iu "tlii COTtitfy, liutt`eiz liedonii "Thr 43 per cent, milk and cream takes 31 per cent, concentrated milk and ice cream use '9 per cent and all types of cheese take,7 per cent. The balance is used on farms. The latest official count shows that Canada has 1,093 butter plants, 356 cheese factories, 281 ice cream manufacturers and 980 fluid; milk distributors; 35 manufacturers of evaporated .milk and 110 plants producing milk powder. In a recent letter to The National Dairy. (Council, 1Vliss.L,-.,�1'epper,_ -head of the Consumer Section, De- parbment of Agriculture, stated: "Strange as it may seem to any- One associated with dairy products we find that public attention has to be,drawn continually and forcib- ly to this group of "foods -which stands second to.none in contribut- ing to good nutrition. In these days when a multiplicity of appeal- ing items, both foo4„and drink, are competing for a share of the con• sumer dollar the high return dairy products give in health promotion ---and-Yappetite-•satisfaction joust be widely prbclaimed." Performance - Of Bison tattle, Hereford Calves •At the . Range Experimental Farm at Manyberries,',Alta:, feed- lot finishing experiments were car- ried out in 1952-5:1 and 1956-57, to find out how Cattalo calves (Bison crossed with domestic, beet breeds) would compare with Bison calves and Hereford calves. II. F. Pet'e'rs, Superintehden.t°of the Experiment: al Farm reports that the Cattalo calves made significantly greater gains than .the Bison 'hut loWer gains than the Hereford calves: He says, there was a significant increase in dressing pr•runtagc land a reduction in earcaSS grade as the proportion of bison 'breeding increased. The Cattalo calves h,id a significantly higher proportion of carcass weight in the hind quarters than bison 'Incl a lower proportion than I•Ieref:ords Bison calves shrank appreciably less in shipment to market than the. Cit- talo• and Herefords in Toth ex' perirnents. ' In ttiese tests, Cattalo calves mit of the first cross (Hereford hulls x Bison cows) were separated from ithe Cattalo calves out of backcross (progeny from' a`f ret cross- hi t.(1 back to,'1=Tereferd bull) and inter• bred cows. In the first exheri ment (1952-53) there was -no real difference between the two groups of Cattalo. In the second 'cexperi• merit the two Cattalo types dili'ered significantly in feed.lot gain, Calves froin the backcross and inter -bred cows dutgained- those from first cross cows. In the first experiment, the Here- fords had average gains of 48 pounds more than the Cattalo and 138 pounds more than, the Bisori in the 1.96' -clay feeding period,. In the second experiment, ,the Tlerr,• fords- hats-•--•a-vei'ege---ga-i-n& of -451 pounds more than Cattalo front backcross cows.,. and • 250 .pounds more than Bison: In this test the feeding period was 197 days. The- development of the "Cat• talo," a 'cross between the buffalo and domestic beef breeds, is the result of attempts by research lTH'tl of the Canada Department of Agri culture to breed a range beef animal for Western and North Western Canada. It wac hoped that this cross would combine the hardy characteristics of -the Bison and the 'superior meat qualities of the domestic breeds. This work was started at the Scott, Sask., Ex - peri. ental Farm, later moved' to the 1 uffalo Park, Wainwright, Al• 7h - Y :ikter 10,11 K•Y C Xi /4¢ • r. a• For a -refreshing stop when you're downtown, visit' our MILK BAR .FOUNTAIN FAVORITES LIGHT T LUNCHES ICE CREAM 14, Milk Belongs In Every Family Circle Milk plays an important part an keeping the whole family healthy and , happy. It's the pick -Me -up drink that never lets' you down! Keep lots of hand. r V IMPORTANT Milk processed by -the Andrew Dairy is .supplied by your rural neighbors -the Goderich dibtrict rank pro- ducers. When you buy ' Andrew Dairy Milk, you are assured of qual- ity and are supporting' a- LOCAL industry: ANDRW DAIRY 45 WEST STREET • PHONE 104 t? !,r.. e perit?ienta er was rans erre( to the Range Experimental Farm ta .ifanyberries in Southern AI- bertl. « t4re's a tip to week -end skip- pers.' Don't 'overpower your boat. Many Canadian -built boats carry a Department of Transport plate shoWing recommended power and load. took for 'this plate when buying n Canadian made boat. Play safe for more fun afloat. ILS } F* ' e r. lAst- • i.�`tl del®cious Treat the family. Vidor-fake home a cartorl .. af our luscious ice cream. BISSE-T• BROS, Via• �;;fi y THE FINEST IN CREAMERY BUTTER AND icE CREAM.. 'COMES FROM 1 SALTFORD HEIGHTS Our products are—from from pur. ebred. ,accredited Holstein. cattle. DURING i OF 'Tim YEAR, -- YOU CAN COUNT ON THE QUALIT3'' Or BISSRT BROS. CEILMERY.RUTTF1R AND toe QuitAivis FOR THE TOP ArLTHHF'ULA EATING L 1'.lo