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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-01-30, Page 7e e A. (total 862 Huron IParnx- ,.ers are eligible to' vote for a a•01ange in the operations of the Ontario Wheat, Producers' Mar- ketint card. A rneebixig Was held Tuesday 7at--thee--agricultural-•-rep -yenta` tive's offices .in Clinton, " Farmerra sore being asked to increase board dsductions from their minimuiij price of $1:01 a bushel,, At present the deduction 1 .10 cents a bushel;one cent to cover board administration cosh •,v9 for vote and nine. Gents for exportjstub- sidies and financial capital for the board, ' The board now proposes to increase the deduction to 16.5: cents• a bel. .DoUrMiWIHtirreii. ag. rep., lays the board got, into fin - .0 c;a1 difficulties last year when a:tnost all Ontario's. wheat was marketed in one week. File board found itself forced :o buy wheat from farmers, he .ays, but tillable to sell it quick- ly enough. Therefore it had to take massive loans ,from the, banks. The increasedu,deduction is to. prevent the situation from re- ourring. • "All it is, is_ a ,leant” Mr. Miles says. "The; ,bean 'NAM operas the.ame way,"" However; Ma-. Mimes is pessi- mistic - about the interest of Huron farmers, For 862 elfg- nbi iejarrners he has 300 ballo;.s; few di" "Which he expects to he used. Last year's. , coflnty wheat meeting attracted less than a dozen farmer:. HoItein,plowmen Seek - county grants "These clubs are , a valuable asset to the county, but it does take money to run them." Said W. numae•I Clultton of Coib`orne,' addressing Huron county cowCi: cilt ' in connection with the an- nual grant to Huron County Holstein Club. Mr. Clutton, club secretary, was accompanied b Ross Marshall of Kirirton, a � � l presidetpt4 :£.,the club and director for the"10-county West- ern Ontario division of the 1 -lel - stein -Friesian 'Association of Canada. '. "W we were to go lia`c1 {o •- tlre slays when we started to get $100 from county council," he said, "I suppose today's $100 would be worth something un- der $50. I think we are safe in' .leaving it to your fairreinded- ness, but we like to have aur work 'recognized, and "it is not anything more than a recogni- tion. .'`We in' Colborne," he added, "are very happy about the selec- tion".of Reeve ,Ralph Jewell as warden.'' • u , , L. E. Cardiff, MP for Huron, and Simon Hailahan of"I" lly1h, appeared for Huron Plowmen's Association -of which Mr. Car- diff. is secretary. He ojtianated ttat a grant of $500 to cover expenses would be adequate. "We need at least $700 or $800 all tle time if `'awe intend to, have a plowing ,match," he 'said:' "Expenses, prize money and everything add' to about f600. The fact that we have been in-otetie-4S►;ayears`this` year is evidence we have done Very well. , As regard the international match:• (in ,1966) the county, has given us $500 as a loan the lash two years.- This has been almost.pi I iln :ndt::i�hilik° we will need am more 'next year, because a lot of egn:ipanent for advertising'''`wi11 be, on hand." WINNER NAMED T:YTH.—Blyth Branch 420, Royal Canadian. Legion has 'named Barbara burns' of Lon- desboro as winner of the public speaking contest sponsored by the branche. Barbal^a's -tepid was. ""Our Cal- endar." The" contest was for elementary- school pupils. Se— and place went to Denise ,121 `dford. arid;rthiM to, Patty Lit- tle, both of •Londesboro. Other contestants were Sandy Kechnie and Jayne Pollard, both of Bllytlh, Canada poultry equal to US A word of encouragement to Canadian poultry breeders comes from A. Drew Davey, direoter 4t_ _CDA's Recalling the rapid extension of Arileriean breeding stock ire' to Canada in the early 1950's; 'Mr. Davey said recently that this.coincided wrtaha mme when the Betchantllis re''tariadiart poultry breeding stook Was run- ning into viridus difficulties. The franchise operations of U.S.:poultry stock involving an- ternationallly-advertised' names and. tied in with extensive .mer-: chandiising programs provided a -much easier path for the Canadian commercial hatchery - man in the sale of chicks. Mr. Davey said he was not speaking critically of this de- velopment 'and freely admitted that this 'franchise stock. from outside Canada had contrybtuted to increased efficiency here. However, tests Have proved that wecdo have .and can pro- duce' poultry .breeding of equal calibre. in Canada, said Mr. Davey. , , to e . ! .wee electrical course More •than 40 junior farm• ors int Huron. County;, are tak. ing a 10 -week course„ in elec• trinity sponsored by the On- tario Department of Agrlc.ul, ture in co-operadipn.,with On- terio ffiydFc1 T . The course; Wild weekly at: ,the •aviculture office board rooms in Clinton, covers eiee: trical language; study' of elec- trical ',motors,,...maintenance and operation of lighting for all • tYpes of livestock build- •.ings, heat requirements in both residential and livestock .buildings and -the' discussion' of central electxicai<, distribu- tion. The course is being direct- ed by Mel . Alderson ot,Lon- don, farm sales•supervisor for Ontario Hydro's western region. 4"H: course it -1 CClinton • 441 Homemaking Club lead- s from Goderich as well as 'Clinton; , eaforth, Auburn, Blyth, Brussels, Carlow, Wal- ton and Moncrief attended the third two -slay ,trainin school =•focus in Clinton lri prepaxaitibn Or the spring 'project. , Twenty-nine Huron County club leaders from .15. clubs attended. , Attending from this area -werei IVa..Elmer Hunter and Mrs. Clive Allen,Tiger Dun- lop I;" Mrs.'R. Buchanan, Tiger Dunlop II; Mrs. William. Por- ter and • Mrs. .Everett Mcll- wain, ., , Goderich; Mrs. Wes Bradnock. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie, Auburn. ' County home ecenomist Miss Patricia Danttde direct- ed the school along; with Miss 1Frances Lamrpman, home ec- onomics -service, Toronto. Miss Damude", ` said this year '•'the' county will have a record 47 homemaking clubs. ' STOCK UP)OUR„FREEZER • Nola'' :. 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