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• The most Important toe In the sports
world does not, Oddly enough, belong to
a soccer players a fotityall or rugby ace,
In fact this toe isn't employed in any
part of the kicking business,
The toe belongs to the greatest shot -
Parry O'Brien of Southern er the California hUnias versity, Olympibic
champion and world record hoi(1'er in the business of heaving
the 16 -pound missile for distance.
Just how did a toe' become important to a shot-putter?
YDu'might ask, And'the story Is this:
In 1950, O'Brien bad set a national college freshman rec-
ord of 53 ft. 101/2 in, •Ihstead of being satisfied, his coach, Tess
Mortensen began experimenting with O'Brien to the extent
that by the athlete's sophomore year his putting' style had been
completely rebuilt.
Under the new style Perry's right toe is the key to his
success. Most shot putters stand squared away in the ring but
when he puts the shet O'llrien's• big toe is pointed toward the
rear Of the circle. Among other things this means that his
heel and back are to the direction of the put.
Mortensen believes this vastly- improved O'Brien leg,
drive. Whatever did it, progressively this young stalwart has
broken the National ,Cojlegiate Athletic shotput record, set a
new mark for the National A. A. Si, established 'the all -tune
Olympic record, and beaten Dime; Fuellfs world record, His
most recent mark, when this was written, was two and three-
quarter inches beyond the 59 -foot mark,
Back in 1904, Ralph Rose wasputting the 16 pound shot
appoximately 49 feet,at the time a tremendous heave which
nobody believed would ever be excelled. Rose, a giant 61 a
man, put the pellet 48 feet 7 inches to Win the Olympic title.
O'Brien's title-winfling and record :smashing ,Olympic heave
was just beyond the•,57-foot mark. But,that.was merely a start,
Today's, O'Brien, with his toe working smoothly to help pro -
Wide great leg -drive in his push -off, is geftiiig closer and closer.
to the 60 -feet mark; "Abd may' be able to achieve this, comp
the next Olympics,. Or perhaps -sooner, Atany, rate, he's one,
athlete of whom you gen.,truth€ullysey"he's the greatest the
world has ever seen, and prove it by figures.
Recently, a fraction of an Inch Was added to Les Steers'
high -jump record of,,p, feet 11 inohes, and even though a 40 -
Meal flaw barred the new record, It Indicates that techniques
have improved leaps and'bounds, particularly In field events,
TOW e.n
.e ents andivaaedlof6 for'thtr eoiunin w111 be wikaned
by Elmo Ferguson, c/o Calver! House, 431 Yong* St., Toronto.
CaIvt'rt DISflLL
ERS LIMITED
AMHERETRURe. ONTARIO
..Plain Horse Sense..
by BOB EL.IS
The most important achieve-
ment of organized farming in
Ontario since the end of the war
was the establishment of the On-
tario Hog Marketing Agency
with its sales organization United
Livestock Sales, Ltd.
It was very successful in main-
taining price even against re-
peated attempts by the packers
to bring prices down, To enable
the agency to keep up the good
work it is important that hog
producers continue to give it full
support by following its direc-
tives.
Send Hogs to Yards
One of the difficulties encoun-
tered by the agency in, estab-
lishing prices is the recurrent
shortage of hogs at the stock-
yards. Too many hogs have been
shipped direct to packing plants,
In an open letter, published in
last week's Rural Co-operator,
C. D. Black, manager of the sales
agency, explains the situation to
all hog producers.
After reviewing the develop-
ments from the January price of
23. cents to the present Price of
35 cents, Mr. Black says that he
is "not worried about being able
to keep the value of your prod-
uct at this higher level than it
has been for a number of years,
PROVIDED we get the hogs at
the RIGHT PLACE and at the
RIGHT TIME in order to do so."
Mr. Black thinks that every
hog producer should be aware
of the complications and contin-
ues: "Regardless of what you
may hear from any source the
basic fact is that - price is es-
tablished at the public market,"
"It, therefore, follows that in
order to create and establish the
true value of your hogs, it is
essential to have sufficient hogs
'She hot only wants to Mee her-
felt tel hlo eye*,, but hi his firma,
teal"
ISSUE 38 - 1958
at the public market and we
have consequently ordered trans-
porters to deliver hogs to the
Ontario Stockyards who have
been going elsewhere with your
hogs."
Rebates to Transporters
In an interview to • the Co-
operator Mr. Black stated that
the transporters have shown an
unwillingness to comply with the
directives..
Some farmers suspect that the
reason for this is that an unde-
sirable practice of rebates to
some of the transporters has
crept into the marketing of hogs,
reports the Rural Co-operator.
Generally, hogs sold at the
yards fetch higher prices than
those delivered direct to the
plants. Last week the market
price was at a record high of $37,
while at the plant hogs were
paid for at $35 to $36.50. '
Appeal to Producers
Mr. Black ends his letter with
a strong appeal to all producers:
"Now you, the individual hog
producer, probably not fully
aware of the situation, may not
want this. We are concerned -
in that through lack of complete
knowledge on your part - you
may become the innocent con-
tributing factor to 'lower hog
prices."
"In order to maintain the price
of hogs at this comparatively
high level, after complete study,
we cannot advise you too strong-
ly to insist that your trucker ad-
heres to the directives emanating
from this company for the sound
a n d well -considered reasons
stated above."
Necessity of Co-operation
Under a marketing system,
which is supposed to be regu-
lated by supply and demand, two
or three large buyers combining
forces, could secure undue ad-
, vantages over a multitude of
small sellers,
As a matter of fact this used
• .to happen and has led to the el-
teblishment of the One' Central
Marketing, Agency acting for all
producers.
I stands to reason that only
through co-operation with and
fill support to the .Agency of
each and every producer suc-
cessful operations can be earned
This colunpn welcomes tug- -
gestions, wise or foolish, and all
criticism, whether ConstructhVe
or destructive and will try to
answer arty question, Address
Your letters to Bob Ellis, Box 1,
123. 18th Street, New Toronto.
Ont.
Strike That Lasted
Just Seven Minutes
One of the queerest stripes On
record tools place 10 Amity-
ville, New York, and lasted
only seven minutes. The striker
were actually asking fora low-
er rate of, pay! ,
The union rate for bricklay-
ers was reduced in the city, but
one firm did not bother to re-
duce the wages of their staff.
So the Men's representatives
called them out on strike until
the matter was settled,
Only last year employees of.
a New Delhi transport *ID
found a strange way . of persu-
ading their employees• that they
were entitled to a free ,uniform
issue. They all turned up for
work one morning wearing only
their under -clothes.
They soon got a promise of a
free 'uniform. •
There was only one support-
er for what can only be des-
cribed as the loneliest strike of
all time, and yet the cause was
a very popular onee.
A truck driver in Indiana
descended to the bottom of Lake
Shafer in a steel and glass tank
as a protest against high taxa-
tion.
He stayed there alone for 67
days, but finally gave ,up when
he realized that the United'
States Government just were.
not interested.
It was in .the same state that
the president of a car factory
found an interesting' way of
settling a sit-down strike re-
cently. He provided beds,
whisky to drink, : and a floor
show to help the strikers . pass
away the ,time. Having got
them nicely settled down, he
sent a fleet of cars out to bring
in the wives and sweethearts
of the strikers. It wasn't very
long before the men had lost
the sympathy of their better
halves and before ,long the
strike was all over.
Thirty-two Italian divers won
their case last year because
their employers were worried
about .their- safety.. Concerned
in a dispute, the divers succeed-
ed in forcing their firm to see
the other side of the argument
wheu they Locked themselves
in pressurized concrete cabins
twenty-five feet below sea -
level.
Once every hour one of the
divers popped .up to remind the
worried directors of the firm
that the men were still sticking
it out below. In the end they
won and came up smiling.
How Can I ?
Q. How can I remove paint
spots from tile or porcelain?
A. Try soaking a piece of ab-
sorbent cotton in nail polish re-
mover, and applying this to the
paint spots.
Q. How can 1 get ink stains
off wall paper or plaster walls?
A. Wet the spots with water,
and then rub them off with white
magnesia, chalk. After the wet
chalk dries to a loose powder,
brush it off,
Q. How can I remove odor
from my hands after peeling
onions?
A. Rub the hands with raw
celery or parsley before washing
them. Or, wet the hands with
clear water and rub them thor-
oughly with salt.
Q. How can I prevent the bot-
tom crust of a pie from getting
soggy?
A. Rub it with egg white be-
fore you put the filling in. With
fruit pies, cover the bottom
crust with a thin layer of bread
crumbs then add the fruit filling.
The bread crumbs will soak up
All Dolled Up -The Best Dressed Dog at, the Canadian Nations,)
Exhibition. ,Kathleen O'Connor and her dog "Sally" won the
Ballard Award and 15 silver dollars for the best dressed dog
in the Big Mutt Show.
the excess juice, but your pie
will not be too dry.
Q. What is a good, strong
mending cement for broken
dishes?
A. Alum. Melt the .powdered
alum by holding it in a spoon
over a • gas .flame, and while -it's
stillsoft, rub it over the edges of
the two pieces you want to.stick
together. Then press them to-
gether and let dry. You can wash
it in hot water after it's put
back into use.
Q..- How can I polish the nickel
faucets in my sink?
A. Rub them with a soft cloth
dipped in spirits of ammonia.
Wash afterward with hot water
and soap, and polish with a soft,
dry cloth.
Q. What can I do when grease
is spilled on the kitchen lin-
oleum?
A. Pour ice water over the
area immediately, and this will
make it harden before it has a
chance to soak into the linoleum.
You can scrape it off with a dull,
flat -bladed table knife,
Q. How can I renovate an old,
soiled powder puff?
A. Wash it in warm soap-
suds, scrubbing the bad spots
with a fingernail brush. Don't
lay it out flat to dry, or it may
turn sour. Pin it to the sunny
side of a window curtain so that
air can get at it.
Q. How can I easily clean a
velvet dress?
A. Brush off as much dust as
you can with a soft brush. Then
turn the dress inside out and
hang it in the bathroom while
you take a hot shower. After it
has been steamed in this way,
let it dry completely before you
handle it again.
Q. How man I clean a parch-
ment lamp shade?
A. By ruiibing it with a fresh
piece of white bread, an art -gum
eraser, or with a cloth dipped in
milk.
Q. How can I easily remove a
stubborn cap from my nail polish
bottle?
A. Try running hot water
over the cap for a few minutes.
Nine Brillion Dollars
To Fly To Mars
The race to design and build a
"space station" is on.
Scientists the world over are
scrambling to complete plans for
the first station, in such a race
as the world has not seen since
the splitting of the atom demand-
ed a bomb. The nation, or group
of nations,' which succeeds in
establishing this earth satellite
could beat off all attempts of a
rival. power to do likewise and
hold the entire earth in subju-
gation,
Hurtling around around the earth at a
speed of some 18,000 m.p.h. the
space station could bombard any
city with guided missiles fitted
with atomic warheads. There
could be no defence against such
attack, the satellite itself being
out of range of anything but
Dr. Walter Dornberger, fam-
ous as the scientist responsible
for the vicious V-2 rockets
which showered upon London in
World War II, is now working
for America, advising upon the
development of guided missiles.
The doctor has predicted that
within twenty years man will
have fashioned a rocketship
capable of the trip to Mars and
back, via an earth satellite. But,
he addsthis great solar adven-
ture will probably never take
place, for it would cost nc less
than £3,000,000,000 - perhaps
more! Certainly no single, air-
craft company could foot such a
bill, but to a government — with
the military side in mind - it
is a different matter.
This man-made moon could be
the perfect international "police-
man." Under the direction of
U.N.O., no Power could under-
take secret preparations for war,
without being observed.
The space station could bring
peace to the earth, £3,000,000,-
000 does not seem much to spend
upon the conquest of warfare.
Since the Korean flare-up, the
United States has spent nearly
five times that sum upon rearm-
ament!
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021E progressive retail firm of a, H.
RICE. WINDSOR - Grand Rails district,
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ADDRESS all correspondence, Stenle), H.
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TRX Toy Notch Canadian Approved uhielre
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more, Standard quality heavy breed pul-
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nen-sexed one oaokerel chlekk 04 cern-
pet111ve prices, Special Broiler ehloks,
TurlleY Poulin Bronze 2 week old 090.;
3 week phi 990,; 4 week old $1,09.
202' NOT800 mulch GALEA
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151UX the right breed of chleke for the
100 you want themto do, We have special ,,
breeds for maximum egg production, for
brollero, Or deal Puniest Hatches ovary
weak in the year. Canadian Approved
Standard Quality heavy breed Deflate
116.46 per hundred. These luau prices
made poenible 110 big demand ter cocker-
els, Homey Maker Quality add 11.00;
Extra Profit add 13.00; Special Mating
add 04.00 per hundred, .Also non -sexed
and cockerel ehioke at competitive prices.
Turkey mulls, Older pullets, Started
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Columbian Rock X New Hampshire, New
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CAlifERA REPAIRS
0600,08111(1 In high grade camerae
and synchronisation.' Feat service.
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1061 ST, CLAIB Ave. W., TORONTO, Ont.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE you anything needs dyeing or clean-
ing? Write to us for Information, We
are glad to answer Your Ouestlone. De-
partment H, Parker's Dye Works Limited,
701 Yonne St.. Toronto.
FOR SALE
TRACTOR and Auto repair and welding
shop. Good Texee farming area, $3,000.,
50A0FIIr1NDlia1, Wichita, Mantas.
CRESS const-6ALVE-Por sure relief.
Your eruggi,t sell. ',CRESS,
FOR Sole Regletered - Yorkshire Rowe,.
heavy 1n pig, trom vaccinated stack. Maoyoung breeding' -aback available. Fos
Hoven germ. Chippewa. Ont
1:44.0KNEYS. brood mares, 01,501ona' end
young stock. for sale. Claude K, Bottum,
040,8ygeon, Ont
WHEEL Chaim, Invalid walkers, folding
and adjustable: Free literature. Foamrub•
ber duahlone 1'1.50 delivered. Bamford -
Regis Lid.. 64 Mt pleasant Ave., Ottdwa,
Ontario.
WATER WHEEL
Will develop 56 horse power, also crown
gear and two pinions to fit, and approx-
imately 20 feet of shalt. Wheel in rim.
nine order and has given good oatiefac-
Uos. Price complete 51,000 at mill site
Mooseland. H. E. Decker 0 Sons, Moose -
land, N.S.
21415 GENERATION Reg, No. I Cornea
wheat and certified Wong winter barley.
treated and Government sealed for your
protertloo. Gordon Leslie. Acton, Phone
Rockwood 4003,
rrrterA POR SALE
GERMAN Shepherd dapple., pedigreed,
male and female. black and tan, Ale» 2
females thr'ee fears old, 1 female hvo
y01100 Old. Rnckrllffe Kennels Reg'd,. Mre,
d, G. Snyder. R,8. No. 1. Sraeebridge,
Ontarin.
COLLIE pups. Lassie type, show pros-
pects, pure bred, excellent chllaren's pets,
ntelligent with animals, 6f. Stewart, 381
Spring Garden Ave.. Wiaowdale, Ont.
SIS month old. purebred Guernsey bull,
excellent type, well developed. shipped
C.O.D. 11.00- J: 8, Murray. Brockton
Fern, Streetsvllle, Ont.
SCHOOL BUSSES
FACTORS conditioned trade -fns -- all
makes. year models and seating capa-
eftiee - 50 day mechanical warranty on
mast units. Prices from 1:60. Tonna ar-
ranged.
Speolat,-1061 Mercury panel - 10 school
-floating, Alrfeam Seats; Horizontal Win.
dew Sash, Insulated body and heater. Me
salient condition 12800.
EEO MOTOR 0061PANY OF CANADA Ltd.'
nes Division, Leagl,le, Ont, -Tel. 121a, 1171
TRUCK Tans
Brand new firsts, 815x20, 10013,, heavy
duty diamond tread, regular 5130,30,
limited supply- 180.00 each F.O.B. Tor-
onto, Send full amount. save C.O.D.
shargee, dere D1,trlbuting, 1962 aloe. St.
W. Toronto, •
1047 DODGE 'School Bus, 42 pa0en0er.
Excellent condition. Roy Madigan. Pointe
au Barnl, Ont,
EGG BUSINESS
IN a thriving Ontario town. Last year
turnover to egress of 1100,000 and thle
Year peak will mated 400 mora weekly.
Assured outlets to the tthuleeale trade.
(111'ner will 0tay to train new owner,
Other Here preosteg bu0lnrne Inlereste
only rensen for n Il' 0. Pnr11 •utarn, write
Rex 107, 123 T g1 teenth Street, New
Toronto.
MADONNA Lilies. x Inch 8'1 dozen de-
livered. Il. MacRae, 10.510.. Demean
RC.
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'000,181 home in eillegn on busy hlgh-
w.ty, yenr around b000e'os. 12 large
rooms. oil heated, large shed, Gree 004
a half of land, price 233.1,00, Terme.
WO twee Sarni, nil tillable, in rieb farm-
ing area, large barn, ties 11 heed .maty.
water. retnent Oonro. N110, hen house. 8
room frame hou0e. hydro, phone, price
57.600, 11.000. down,
HARNESS & COLLARS
Formers attention --Consuls you near
est Harness Shop about Slam Harness
Supplies. We sell our goods only
through your local Staco Leather
goods dealer Tho goods are right
and so are our prices We menta,•
turn in our factories, Harness Horse
Collars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blankets
and Loather Travelling Goode Inst'
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Walkerville. Ont.
UNWANTED HAIR
Eradicated from any Part Ofthe body
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sloe, H, .1 Webb, Dentin. Highway.
Islington,
WANTED to purehaee--Pnllete 5111 ngee
and breeds. Apply Box No. 106. 115
Eighteenth Street, New Toronto,
WANTED - Flocks to supply Canadian
Approved Hatchery with batching eggs
for 1063-64 season, Apply Box No, 104.
128 Eighteenth Street, New Toronto.
WANTED 100 Arras ,almbio for mixed
farming -Good building and water SUPPLY,
Box 100, wilaon Publishing Ca., 128
Eighteenth Street, New Toronto,
IT MAY BE
YOUR LIVER
If lift's not worth living
it may be your livor!
It's a feet! It tether up to two pints of liver
bile n day to keep yourdlge,tiv0 tract in top
.hope! If your liver bile is not flowing freely
your food may not digest ... gas bloats up
your stomach .. , you feel constipated and
all the fun and sparkle go out of life. That's
when you Deed mild gentle Carter's Little
Liver Pills. These fatuous vegetable pills
help stimulate the flow of liver bile. Boon
your digestion start, functioning prlperly
and you feel that happy tiny, are bere ngniul
Don't eller stay sunk Always keep (lnrter'e
Little Liver Mlle on hand,