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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-10-30, Page 7THURSDAY, OCT 30, 1947 TUE SEAFORTII NEWS What Does A Bank Mean To You? A Place of Savings From time to time you may see a lot of unnecessary spending. You are likely to hear people exclaim: "I just can't save." It takes deterwinatioa to make a deposit every week or month in a savings account., You'll be surprised how fast your savings deposits mount up. The Canadian Bank of Commerce welcomes the opening of Savings Accounts at any of its more then 500 branches across Canada. Consult our Manager for your financial needs. THE CANADIAN BANK .1001All SAN 1...16 IfulliNVICIPBNI li{ E Tiltraniti F COMMERCE SEAFORTH BRANCH — G. C. BRIGHTRALL, Manager 7644 Death Of William J. Carter The death of William J. Carter, South Street, a well-known and highly esteemed resident of Goder- ich, occurred on Thursday, October 26th, at Alexandria Hospital. Al- though he had been in failing health for some time, Mr. Carter remained quite active until near the last and was in hospital only one week. His lite had been one of industry and activity, and his determination to carry on aslong as possible was characteristic. He was born in Hui - lett township, but spent most of his life in Goderich, and being an ex- pert woodturner and cabinet-maker he was a valued employee of the Goderich Manufacturing Co. for many years. Products of his skillet) and conscientious workmanship are to be found in many homes and in- stitutions in Goderich. He was a member of North street United Church, also of the Canadian Order of Foresters and the I.O.O.F. Sur- viving are his wife, the former Hel- ena Reid, and one son, Clyde Carter, London. The funeral took place on Satur- day afternoon from the Brophey funeral home, the services being conducted by Rev. C. Wesley Cope. The nterment was in Maitland cem- etery, the pallbearers being H. J. A. MacEwan, W. H. Blackstone, A. J. Wilkins, J. 13. Lauder and W. H. Robertson of town and Herbert Jen- kins of Clinton. — Goderich Signal Star. Wnnt end For Snie Ado.. 1 week 25e.. Want and For Sale Ads., 3 weeks for 60c. Christ Jesus came into the World Why? TO SAVE SINNERS. 1 Tim. 1:15 WHO ARE THE SINNERS ? — YOU and I. Rom. 3:23 HOW CAN WE BE SAVED? — Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ audthou shalt be saved. —Acts 16:31 He died in our place and stead, bearing our sins that we might be Justified who trust in itis finished work. 1 Pet. 2:24 TUNE IN: Pilgrims Hour 7-7,30 (daylight saving) Sunday Evening Local Station — CKLW Windsor Old -fashioned Revival Hour — rebroadcasts on many stations at various 'Nit's Chas. E. Fuller P.O. Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif. ego R FJIIIAWOEIAY NOVEMBER li tb r Eteu z All day adnl• ,No o�1 r-0/6, r•M. Tu ambo Yorietsraead„ar Nobomber 12f1,, Wean 'a(onnaaca ooa. y salt your auoroet etlwgq tt • OScoon), ease and linethetheir SundayHarold lowe Horne at loss of ,subsidies of ten cents a On The Farmer bushel on oats and tweny-five cents a bushel on barley and wheat. "Livestock :producers throughout It is predicted that the total in - Ontario are depressed and angered creased cost to the farmer would be by the tragic cloud of uncertainty substantially more than double which is overhanging and threaten- these amounts. These feed cost in- ing the industry" Mir•. R. W. Mar- creases would come on top of in- rison, Alvinston, Vice,Presldent, creases of $10 to $13 a ton in mixed stated on behalf of the Ontario feeds which became effective a few Federation of Agriculture in Tor- weeks ago with the removal of onto today. At the International mixed feed ceilings. Plowing Match in Ringston, Presi- "We have been told that the feed dent R. A. Stewart endorsed Mrgrain ceilings and subsidies will re - Morrison's statement, main as long as the ceilings remain "Our Provincial Federation office on meats, and this would provide is being flooded with demands from some relief. But only part of our farm organizations in all parts of livestock production goes into the the province that the dominion goy- domestic market. The pork, beef, eminent clarify immediately its wes- eggs and cheese which go to Britain tern feed grain.•policy, and with re- go under contract prices which tend Ports of tragic liquidation of live- to determine the domestic prices, stock", said Mr. Morrison. "A wire and these contract prices are not from Prince Edward County Fed- sufficient to permit substantial cost eratlon is typical, stating that 5,000 increases, In fact, cost increases al- laying pullets were sold for meat in ready hitting us have forced many the county to one buyer during the farmers to reduce production. This last week, and that great numbers is tragic both for our own farm of brood sows are being sold daily people and for the needy people of ;for slaughter. Lanark and Renfrew Britain and the people of Europe counties are demanding that any with whom Britain is sharing some increase in feed grain prices be ab- of her means. ;sorbed in increased subsidies, and an "Our farm people are making immediate announcement of domin- three principal demands. First, they ion government policy. Grey, Bruce are demanding that the government, and Duffei'in counties are demand-are sells our products to Britain ing a provincial livestock confer- and which therefore largely will be ence to avert 'a major catastrophe.' setting the price of our livestock Huron County farmers are holdingproducts even after all domestic a protest meeting at Clinton to- controls are ended, maintain a fair night. Other meetings are taking relationship between our costs and. place elsewhere throughout the pro- the prices we receive for our live- vince, stock. Second, they want a vigorous "Despite Ontario farmers despar- govenunent effort to' move feed ate need for feed grains, no sub- grains from the west in sufficient stantial shipments from the Bay- port elevators have been made to Ontario dealers for the past three weeks," said Mr. Morrison. "Mil- lions of bushels are being held there hi expectation of a government an- nouncement of an increased price or removal of the ceilings. This ex- pectation arises out of the recently announced increased price for wheat colder the British contract, and re- peated government predictions of an early removal of the remaining -eilings. A recent dominion govern- ment statement was that such ac- tion was being postponed temporar- ily only because of the packing- house strike. "Fanners are doubly afraid of this step because they have been 'hid that the present feed grain subsidies are to be removed at the same time," said Mr. Morrison. "Thus eastern farmers would have quantities to take care of their winter requirements. Third, they demand that the government settle its feed grain policy and make it known for a sufficiently long period in advance to remove the fears aris- ing out of present uncertainties and to enable producers to do a maxi- mum production job and do it with confidence. "We met with the dominion min- ister of agriculture, the Rt. Hon. J. G. Gardiner, at the end' of last year, to consider 1947 production goals," said Mr. Morrison. "We accepted those goals gladly, even though they meant another year of strenuous effort with inadequate help, on the get by. 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