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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-10-11, Page 14The' Goderich Signal -Star, TIMrsday, OetOhei llth, 1962. anadi�ii:Poultry.. Markts. • Generally Continuing Steady .y Bunn F. of A. Poultry market report froM Canada Department of Agricul- ture Poultry 'Division says: Most major Canadian poultry' markets continued steady, ex- gept for the odd minor price revision for certain kinds and wek,hts- at -widely • points. On the live market, some Toronto dealers lowered their paying prige one centfor broilers and light weight chick- ens and advanced their prices for medium weight fowl by a like amount. At Wint,ipeg, medium and heavy young tur- keys,--doolined-one--t On the dressed Market, heavy chickens advanced one. cent at Montreal. The number of chiekens, two Months and older, .not intended for laying show a decline ro'f over 20 per cent. All provinces except Ontario report a con- siderable decline in this cate- gory. Ontario is the most im- portant producer of broiler chicken in Canada and there fore it is not surprising that over 30 per cent of these chicks which are being grown out for •. a 11 farms. Quebec is second only to Ontario in broiler chicken output and first in the produc- tion of roasting chicken. This is reflected in table three where Quebec is shown to have about 23 per cent of the chicks for meat production on June 1. The decline in numbers would indicate that during the latter half of 1962 the marketing of chicken meat would decrease. During the Oriod July 7th to September 45th this was the case as the weekly volume of both broiler and heavy chicken slaughtered in registered plants declined two per cent and ten per cent, respectively, compar- ed with 1961'. NOT A SUBSTITUTE—"Can- ada's support of the World Food Program will not be at the ex- pense of 'our other assistance activities. "We look upon the World Food Program as another step forward in helping to raise the levels of living of our friends in the developing countfies." James Marshall of the Can- ada Department of Agriculture Research Station .at Summer - land, B.C., says much is heard about the dangers' caused by the misuse of insecticides, but few fully realize the -'benefits derived from these chemicals. • He says the war against in -- sects is never ending. Without the advantage of chemicals, Okanagan fruit growers would go out of business and the pro- blems of raising food ev'ery- where would increase tremend- ously. A greater problem than control of the dangers to hu- mans and beneficial organisms, according to Mr. Marshall is the rapid development. of im- munity by insects to each new -insecticide. Assr.t, Engineer Moriay.Gau. .ntiTaies HuronBruce At .01Ag'()• r The Liberalsii By-Eiedion „ Goderich W.I. Accepts 'Invite PETER COLLIER A recent addition to the en- gineering staff of Dominion Road Machinery Company Lim- ited, Mr. Peter Collier' will act as assistant engineer at the DRMCO plant. Mr. Collier was born in Pic - ton, Ontario, was educated in Picton schools and later receiv- ed his Bachelor of Science de- gree at Queen's University, Kingston. Engaged in the de- sign of farm machinery, "Pete" formerly was -employed by the Cockshutt Farm Equipment Company Limited at Smith's Falls and Brantford, Ontario. Married to Winona Riley, of Smith's Falls; in 1943, he is the father of two daughters, Susan and Louise. An enthusi- astic baseball fan, Pete has at- tended two of the local games; he also is an ardent angler and a golfer. Mr. and Mrs. Collier are mem- bers. of North Street United Church. Their elder daughter, Susan, is attending her first year at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario., The October meeting of the Goderich branch of the Wo- men's Institute was held in Mac- Kay Hall with their president, Mrs. A. Straughan in the chair. Mrs. G. Inglis was program con- vener. An invitation from the Tiger Dunlop branch, of. Carlow, re. questing the Goderich branch to visit them on October 24th at 2 p.m. was accepted. Two reports were read on the fall rally of the W.I. which was held at Bluevale on Monday, October 4t. Mrs. K. Wilkin- son reported the morning ses- sion and Mrs. C, Straughan re ported on the afternoon session. Both reports were very interest- ing and well given. The roll -call was answered by donations of quilt patches for a crib quilt. Mrs. E. Patterson donated a top for a crib quilt ready to be quilted. Mrs. H. Talmay read the resolutions which were vot ed on and passed as read. The W:I. convention is to be held November .5th. a•nd 6th in the London Hotel in London. Mrs. H. Talmay was chosen as delegate to attend this conven- tion. Mrs: G. Inglis introduced Mr. E. R Rowlands of the British Mortgage and Trust Company; of Goderich, -who gave a very interesting and educational talk on "Trends of Business," in his easy, pleasant and humor- ous manner. Only one birthday to swell the'coffer this month was that of Mrs. C. Young. A "delicious lunch closed a pleasant afternoon with Mrt. E. Watson,, Mrs. R. Wilson, Mrs. N. McInnis, Mrs. W. P. Abel, Mrs. W. Kingswell -and Mrs. C. Wor. sell as the hostesses. • SignalStar Want Ads Bring Fast Results! • A ProgressivekrConservative mentator ort station CKNX-.TV stronghold for 18 years, the provincial riding of -Huron- Bruce went Liberal in last Thursday's by-election. By a 719amajority, Murray Gaunt, 27, of Wingliam, defeated the PC candidate, ..George Kt! Cutcheon, of Brussels, and be- came the 'youngest member of the Ontario legislature. Vins', Gaunt becomes the 24th Liberfal member in the 98 -seat legisla- ture. Gaunt polled a total of 6,922 votes and McCutcheon, 6,203 votes. Returning officer, W. B. Mc- Cool, of Wingham, reported that 84 per cent of the voters turned out of the 15,650 who were eligible to- vote. Mr. McCutcheon conceded Mr. Gaunt's election at 9.50 -p.m., when 88 polls had been re- ported. A big election victory parade took place in Wingham Thursday evening with the Lucknow Pipe Band supplying the music. Following this, Mr. Gaunt and his supporters made a speedy tour of the riding into the early hours of the, morning. In the last election held in the riding, the late John W. Hanna,' Progressive Conserv- ative, retained his seat when in June 11, 1959, he defeated Rae Watson, Liberal, of Lucknow, by a majority of 1,517 votes. In 1955, Hanna defeated Hugh Hill, Liberal, by 1,475 votes. In commenting on the re- sults, Premier John P. Robarts said he was "disappointed over the outcome." Liberal Leader John Wintermeyer stated, "The government must .call a general - election in the reasonably"near future," The result had no appreci- able result on the standings in the. Conservative -heavy legisla- ture. The PCs have 67 seats, the New Democratic Party five and two seats are still vacant. Youngest MPP Mr. Gaunt, a television corn - Wingham, is two years younger than Robert Gibson, the Liberal member for Kenora who Pre- viously was the youngest legis- lature member. "The government cannot with- tamt.oLlet its back to public opinion in Ontario which is obviously demanding a change of government," Liberal Leader John Wintermeyer said. "This is a tremendous victory in view of the fact that Huron -Bruce has been held by the Conserv, atives since 1943." Mr. Gaunt, too, thought- of an election after his victory. "Personally, I feel there will be an election next Attie," he said. "Today's vote showed general dissatisfaction with the present government.'' Besides his job .as assistant farm director of CKNX radio and TV, Mr. Gaunt, a graduate of Ontario Agricultural College, ,11 , HURON -BRUCE VOTE BY POLLS p 0 u 0. Ashfield Twp. 403 ° 354 132 122 168 308 774 235 254 244 494 279 439 418 298 374 612 537 304 263 287 279 276 109 Blyth Brussels Carrick Twp. Colborne Twp Culross Twp. Grey Twp. Huron Twp. Howick Twp. Kinloss Twp. Lucknow Mildmay Morris Twp. 318 467 Ripley • 149 - 136 Teeswater • 241 236 Turnberry Twp. 345 296 E. Wawanosh Twp. 278 245 W. Wawanosh Twp. 321 293 Wingham . 796 813 Advance Poll 105 • 125 Totals ... . . 6203 SUN- LIFE a progressive company in d progressive industry • , 'GORDON T.WESTLAKE - -Phone 60R2; Bayfiad. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA MURRAY GAUNT 4 still deploys some of his 'tal- ents on the Gaunt turkey' farm at Whitechurch, 10 miles from Wingham. Mr. McCutcheon, at 39, an eight-year veteran of municipal politics, ,said he does 'not feel bitter in defeat. "I feel it has been a wonderful experience. I am ready to start again." The reeve of Brussels, Ont., whose occupation is a car deal- er, said he intends to return to his garage there and continue as warden of Huron County for the rest ,of his one-year term. ST, GEORGE'S GUILD St. George's Churchwoman's Guild met on October 3rd in the parish hall with the presi- dent, Mrs. C. Videan, in charge. Scripture was read by Mrs. A. Palmer: -Mrs,- 13:-IVIunday, cor- responding secretary, read notes from members who had been remembered with cards while ill or when bereaved. Plans were made for a bake sale to be held in October. It was decided not to have the November meeting and the cap- tains of the groups were re- minded of the December meet- ing When their money is to be bought in. This is also the Christmas meeting, when an exchange of gifts will take Olace. At the conclusion of the meeting, a pot luck supper was enjoyed. The hostesses were Mrs. B. Munday, Mrs. C. Twee- die and Mr. T. Legg. Mr. James Redditt and his sons, Jimmy and Paul, of Tor- onto, were week -end visitors in town with Miss Lillias MacVicar. ALL THE 63 CARS UNDER ONE ROOF r A. M. HARPER 6g CO. .01IARTERED • ACCOUNTANTS 33 HAMILTON ST. TELEPHONE GODERICH, ONT. . JA 4-7562 GODERICH ARENA • • Thursday. Oct. -11-Friday,,_ Oct. 12 ,,TQNITEL TOMORRQW NITE — 7. to 11 p.m. DOOR PRIZES EFResiimENTs. •. .NTRRTAINMENT 4 - 1111111.111111.1=11111111111111111.111111111.1.11. ' 51 1 FRIDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 12 IS RIJSSEL'S NIGHT WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY You are invited to be guests.of the Rceway for this event . BRING THE COUPON BELOW FOR YOUR FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING HEATED STAND Racing Rain or Shine See the — POST TIME 7:45 :pm. EDST BRUSSEUS DRIVING PARK RACE , , . 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