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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-01-23, Page 45 gQ Maple lawn Poultry Farm & Hatchery WALTON, ONT. R. 0. P. Sired S.C. White Leghorns Barred Rocks Light Sussex Rhode Island Reds Day-old Chicks available weekly after Feb, 10th. - Started Pullets 4 - 6 wks. It'w, have been working on a Flock improvement, Plan and have purchased R. 0.P. Cocdccr tk from cue of the best 12. 0. P. Breeders. All birds stated and bloodiested are of tine large' type Leghorn. We operate strictly under Dominion Gov't R. O. P. Ontario Accredited Flock Hatchery Approval Policy ' 100% Blood Tested orders received for day-old chicks before Feb, 101)1 at last year's prices New price Imt an request. Phone Brussels 90.5. Harold France, Prop. ,4116/ lAgad9Saerinfaines6Wch7:ASifi eAti ABll9AllBt URIVe,e t THE SEAFORTH NEWS ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Garnet MoFalls and family of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Weston Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Otis of Wood- stock spent the week end with the Tatter's parents,_ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Johns. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Johns and Miss Shirley Johns visited on Wednesday. vommimmummimmisow CEMENT We have just received a carload of Cement, so hurry and get your order tilled. A. good supply of Insulation still" a vai'lable, Also plenty of. Lump and Nut Coke and Alberta Nut, Our Small Egg and Nut Anthra- cite is on the way so will fill your orders soon. Seaforth Supply Fuel Ltd. t.'p-to-the-minutereports of world and local events are brought to you on CFRB'S regular news- casts. This is just another phase of the BALANCED broadcast schedule. For example .: : k A,M. AND 6.30 P.M. (Daily) JIM HUNTER 12.30 P.M. (Daily) WEB Mc•KNIGHT WHERE YOUR FAVOURITES ARE with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long" of Mr. David Tough and Mrs. Hay of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster and Beverley of Granton visited on Sum' day with Mr. and Mrs. Janes Hey - Wood: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Delbrtdge and family of Winchelsea visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Johns visited on Friday with Mr. and Mel. Grant Rat- cliffe of Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. ,Gordon Penhale and Ysunily visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Donald Penhale of Winchelsea. ; Miss Florence Bell, R. N., and Messrs. Laurie and Murray Stephen of London visited with their parents over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern of Whal- en visited ou Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs, Frank King and Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Finkbeiner of Ste- phen visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Everett Skinner. Miss Shirley and Mr. Harry Jaques of Zion spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell. i" The newly organized Mission Circle held their first meeting at the church 'on Thursday evening, Jan. 16th. The meeting- opened with hymn 252 foi- lowed by Mrs. Mair leading in prayer. The scripture (John 12: 24-32) was read by Marlon Mulch. 13usiness was taken care of by Mrs; Malt Fro- grams for the following year were then made out. The meeting closed with hymn 249 and the tliizpah bene- diction. Brantford were married at the manse on Jan. 7th; we welcome Mrs, Tough to our village. BRUCEFIELD Rev. and Mrs. E. Stanway spent a few days last week in Toronto. Mrs. John Grainger spent Satur- day with her daughter in Goderioh. .err. and Mrs. Fred Bonthron of Hensall visited Mr. C. D, Simpson on Sunday. .Misses Mary .McCully and Hazel tilling spent a couple of days last week. in Toronto. Mrs. H. Berry entertained mem- bars- of her group on Monday even- i n Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick spent Sunday with friends at Kings- bridge. The many friends of Mary McCul- ly will be sorry to learn that she is in Seaforth Hospital where she un- derwent a serious operation. We hope she will soon be better and home again. Mr. and Mrs. George Hanly of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Miss Genevieve Smith and friend of Stratford spent Sunday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Johnston spent Sunday in Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard spent the week end in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. George Hanley of London were guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Scott on Sunday. Mrs. George Pinkney and daughter Doreen of Walkerton visited with her mother Mrs. W. Pepper over the week end. The Red Cross met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh last Thursday. The annual meeting of the Red Cross will he held in the Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday at 3.15. Feb. 5th, The annual congregational meeting of 13rueeflelii 'United (:hni•ch will be held on Wednesday al 3 p.m.. Jan. °9. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Continued From Page One Huron resolution recommending that nursing training schools be re -opened. in smaller hospitals, W. H. Golding, M.P., acknowledged h resolution protesting the bringing of Japanese and their familifts into Western Ontario, and promised to present it to the proper authorities at Ottawa. , The Township of Howick submit- ted a resolution asking that the amendment to the assessment act regarding penalties on unpaid taxes be replaced. The Coifnty of Oxford seeks con• currence in a resolution that it be made compulsory .for any Person who obtains a motor license, to obtain the proper insurance also. The Western Counties' Health and Occupational Centre, London, ack- nowledged the gift of a radio, and subscriptions to local newspapers for the pavilion. Dr. J. W. Shaw, Clinton physician to the Hurcin County Home reported that the present year "has resembled aho y THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1947. Authorized by the above the fol- lowing "Rules Respecting the ,Sale of Hogs" were unanimously agreed tp by The Negotiating Committee and approved by The Farm Prod- ucts Marketing Board. Rules Respecting The Sale Of Hogs 1. All hogs slaughtered by'a li- censed processor, where Dominion Government hog grading 'facilities are available, shall be graded in ac- cordance with the Standards for grades set forth in the "Regulations with Respeet to Hog Carcass Grad- ing, being P.C. 2064, dated July 27, 1939. as amended by P.C. 2197, dated Maroh 80, 1944, made under the Dominion Government Live Stook and Live Stock Products Act, 1939" and amendments thereto. 2. All hogs purchased by a li- censed processor, where - Dominion Government hog grading facilities are available, shall be paid for on the basis of the grade as shown on the grading certificate issued by a grader under the Hog Carcass Grad- ing Regulations_ under the Live Stock and Live Stock Products Act, 1939, and amendments thereto, with eke match' you had to have price differential between grades. . All hogs purchased by a li= your seat reserved." Three were 14 censed "buyer" for resale to a li- transtants admitted; '3 released; 3 censed processor where " Dominion transfet•t•ed and 11 died. The -weid Government hog grading facilities palities sending applicants . were:. are available shall be paid for to the Stanley 1; phen 2. 2; Grey 1; ' CIiu loll 3 Stephen 2• Witagham 1; Ctin producer on the basis of the grade the d' certificate ton 1; Colborne' 1. Hay 1. the average as shown on gra m+* d age 74.: number of inmates at present issued by a grader uner the ,Hog 93; staff 3. Carcass Grading Regulations under The County . of Victoria requested, the Live Stock and Live Stoek Fro - concurrence in a resolution asking ducts Act, 1939, and amendments that full-time game wardens be ap– thereto, with price differential be - pointed; that fines for illegal fislihtg tween grades. be increased, with corresponding in-; 4. ATO grading certificate shall be creases for second and third offend -used as a basis of settlement for any ars; that more minnow ponds be hog carcasses other than those for established. for which it was issued. Tbe county of Wellington .asked producer's endorsution of a resoliltion request-' S. Every ' "buyer", p ing the Department of Highways to agent or processor's agent, (or pro- c•outribut' 75 per rent of the cost o1 eessor in case of purchases direct snow plowing on municipal roads. from producers), shall place, or rause to be placed, a distinct and REC.' 'THEATER] T Seaforth NOW PI,AYING THURS. FRI, SAT. "Two Guys From Milwaukee" , with Dennie Morgan --Joan Leslie — Jack Carson A• spirited comedy -'•-' peeked rilil or 'life and 5!) Lert:ainni en which everyone onJOYs MON. Tuns. WED."The Searching Wind" with Syvia Sidney — Robert Young — Ann Richards A picture of dramatic forcefulness based on Lillian Hellmgn's play by the same name, tracing the course of history from Mussolini's 'March on Rome to the sell-out of Czechoslovakia NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT. "The Bride Wore Boots" with Barbara Stanwick —. Robert Cummings — Diana Lynn Tits piece of farcical entertainment is a, bundle of liveliness eiid humorous situations that should please most theatre -goers COMING: DOUBL 1S FEATURE "OUR HEARTS WERE GROWING UP" with Gail Russel and Diana Lynn AND "HOT CARGO" with Wm. Gargen — Jean Rogers — Philip Reed Telephone People Are Hard to Please No matter how good the service is, telephone p::uple are always keen to make it better , . , to heat their own record. We arc breaking all records with our 3100,000.000programme for Its switchboards and 1 e rlmgs, T frr room drat, 7Pured oirrthing money can't (sat ihe pride evtry 1: r le ,iic cra,,pony takes in , ;, tr,,rr,,. ill bn,M ,er ,c... -t ih-• b,'a 1 cost. '' THE BEL'c. 'f EL PPHONE $,:ONIRANY OF CANADA Brown Smyth, reeve of West Wa- wanosh, is the first bachelor in the history of the county to be honored with the highest office in the gift of the citizens—the wardenship. Mr. Smyth farms 150 acres in West Wawanosh where he was born and has lived all his life. 'Ht is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smyth. He has served his native township as councillor for nine years and his fifth as reeve. He is highly esteemed for his integrity. He was school trustee for five years, is a Liberal in politics and a member of the United Church at Sc. Helens. The last warden elected from West Wawanosh was the late Charles Girvin, elected in 1878. He has been a good debater in the county council and has served on many of the important committee:. He was chairman of the county home committee in 1946 and of the property committee in 1945, and has been a member of the legislative, education, warden's and executive committees. ONTARIO' HOG PRODUCERS` MARKETING SCHEME Recommended by the+t�•3� Committee appe snmer a vi ion of the On t- Ear cern' Marketing Scheme. Approvoe ra. jiarke r B 'if -727.-1:1- '72',. - •L Y,.- .. ths specific tattoo mark of identity, or other mark of equal value approved by the producer, on each hog of each farmer's lot before they are allowed to mix with other hogs. 6. When hogs are processed where Dominion Government facilities are available prices quoted for hogs and all transactions, including final set- tlement to the producer, shall be on a warns dressed Grade A basis, with price differentials for other grades. 7. Every processor, buyer, pro- ducer's agent and processor's agent shall make out and sign a receipt on a prescribed form, or on a form ap- proved by the local board, showing the producer's name, address, num- ber of hogs, their mark of identity and shall cause same to be delivered to the producer at the time the hogs are received by the processor, "buy- er" or agent. 8. Every producer's agent, or in case of direct sale every processor shall retake out, or cause to be made out, and furnish to the producer at the time of final settlement, a state- ment showing for each producer's 'tot of hogs: .4_ Which have been sold to a pro- oe;sor where Dominion grading ser- -ric-as are and address of the pro - =erne and address of proces- r, o, dare received by processor, date of slaughter, o oral number of carcasses, identification mark, warm weight of each Caracss, number of carcasses in each -=ode. ?rade of each carcass, 1St the price paid per pound for each. grade or the differential be- tween grades. ar moss amount paid, delivered PEAT MOSS CO - OP CHICK STARTER AND CHICK GRIT Grass Seeds Fertilizer. Place your orders now CO-OPERATIVE Phone 9 to processor's plant, condemnation insurance deducted, ITT amount of all deductions, in- cluding transportation, agent's eom- tnean mission, and other charges, . age•rt, cm) net amount to the producer, and he'.1 mean r - B. which have been sold etas pro - F as a_ant a. f cessor where Dominion grading a. cilities are not available clauses (h), Om 1 and ('1 of Section (A) may be fitted, itis date forward will 9. Every "buyer" or processor's March 31st, 1.948, •gyp agent shall make out, or cause to be =rruid be made to fine, made out, and furnish to the pro- duces at the time of final settle- ment, a statement which shall show, i(a) name and address of the pro- ducer, (b) -fame and address of the pre. eess, (c)ordate received by processor, (d) date of slaughter, (e) total number of carcasses, (f) identification mark, (g) warm weight of each carcass, (h) number of carcasses in each grade, (i) grade of each carcass, (j) the price paid per pound for each grade or the differential be- tween grades, (k) net amount to producer, except that in case of sale to,a processor where grading facilities are not available clauses (h), (i) and (j) of this section may be omit- ted. - 10. A producer's agent shall not receive a commission. or any remun- eration of any kind whatsoever from other• than producers; and a proces- a;aed. Ali lieen es, : (i) McKIN LEY'S CHICK'S FIRST HATCH WILL BE ON JANUARY 16TH '41'e have nonsexed chicks and pullets to spare before Feb. 13th, and Cockerel Chicks throughout the season We hatch Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, Light Sussex, N. Hampshires and White Rocks as purebreds and New Hamp- shire X Barred Rocks, New Hampshire X Light Sussex, White Leghorn X White Rocks, as crossbreds PRICES ON HEAVIES AT HATCHERY Nonsexed Pullets Cockerels Tan. 16th to Feb. 10th 14c 26c 5c Feb. 13th to Mar. 0th 143te 26c 5c Mar. lets to Apr. 21st 15c 27c 5c Apr, 24th to May 151 14e 25c 70 After May 1st 13e 23c Be White Leghorn nonsexed are lc less and Pullets are 3c higher, White Leghorn X White Rock crossbreds nonsexed are le less and Pullets are 1c higher than heavies.' Ali prices are subject to change without notice and delivery eanuot be guaranteed McKINLEY F -ARM AND HATCHERY Zurich, Ontario Products Marketing Board, .:,,went Buildings, To --lata, Ont- o. t'nder "Marketing" the Scheme u 0 further :amendedby the addi- tion of Section: l -)a, No processor or buyer. shall buy hogs except from a buyer, pro eessor, producer or producer's agent. Explanation:— Section 11, sub -section (1), pro- vides, "There shall be a cam -nit -tee of ten persons to be known as "The Negotiating Committee" five of whom shall subject to the approval ni' the Board be appointed annually by the local board and five of whom shall be appointed annually by the licensed processors." Sub -section (2) provides: "The Negotiating Committee may: (a) negotiate and settle agree- ments respecting: (r) minimum prices; (2) forms of contract; (3) conditions of sale; and (4) fulfilment of contract:" etc. Subject to the approval of the Farm Products Marketing Board, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ont- ario. sot's agent shall not receive a corn- L 1. In the case any regulation in - mission or any remuneration of any eluded in the Hog Grading Regula - kind whatsoever from other than tions under the Live Stock and Live processors Stock Products Act, 1939, and amendments thereto, have not been included, amended • or varied by these rules the seine shall be deemed to he in force in Ontario.. .17 s.