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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-08-31, Page 6PAGE SI C ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY,. AUGUST 31, 1961 Many Officials To Assist In Laying Of Cornerstone Mrs, Thomas Pryde, widow of the late M.P.P. for Huron, will lay the cornerstone of the new Ontario Hospital, Goderich,' on September 6. Premier Leslie 1I. Frost will unveil a plaque in the same ceremony to commem- orate the event. The Goderich Hospital is the first of the new style commun- ity mental hospitals, Much of the drive to establish such a hospital in Huron County came from Thomas Pryde who repre- sented the constituency from 1948 until his death in 1958. Also participating in the cere- mony will be Hon. Ray Connell, Minister of Public Works; Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, Minister of Health; Charles S. MacNaugh- ton, M.P.P. for Huron; Warden Ivan Forsyth of Huron County; Mayor E. C. Fisher, of Goder- ich, and Reeve W. J. Forbes of Goderich Township. The first stage of construct- ion of this hospital includes 300 beds in single storey wings. Two- storey administration and ser- vice wings link the structures without a long corridor or in- stitutional appearnce Anglin - Norcross Co. Ltd., Toronto, are contractors on the $3,500,000 project scheduled to be comple- ted next summer. Huron Federation Fieldman Discusses Some Problems Of Milk Producers (By J. Carl Hemingway) Recently a fluid milk produc- er came to the Federation of Agriculture office to obtain some information on the mark- eting agency plan for fluid milk. Unfortunately information is not available. At present a petition is being circulated among the fluid milk shippers requesting a vote on a marketing agency plan. Since they are given no indication as to how their milk will be mark- eted this petition can only indi- cate the degree of dissatisfac- tion with their present market- ing methods, If sufficient farmers sign the petition the Whole Milk Produc- ers League will draw up a de- tailed plan for the marketing of fluid milk. Since the producer of fluid milk is only receiving 124/ cents per quart for his milk that retails from 22 cents up, and since custom pasteurizing and bottling has been recently done for three cents per quart for one of our smaller villages, it would seem that producers are well justified in trying to im- prove the markting of their pro- duct. Further there is a great deal of overlapping in the transpor- tation of milk. Here again pro- ducers could effect real savings through co-ordination of truck- ing services. BE SAFE! -- BE SURE! BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR FRONT-END ALIGNMENT AND Complete Steering Service Our modern equipment will guarantee you satisfied results ... make you feel safe when you drive. Wheel Balancing A Specialty! DESJARDINE AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 38 — ZURICH ENJOY THE FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE OF THE • DOMINION HOTEL "HOME COOKED FOODS" ST. JOSEPH ESSO SERVICE STATION GASOLINE — GROCERIES — LUNCH FOR FINE HAIR -STYLING NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONE 223 — ZURICH OESCH SHOE STORE FAMILY FOOTWEAR — FLOWERS PHONE 130J — ZURICH ALBERT G. HESS JEWELLER and GIFT SHOP ZURICH LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ZURICH ZURICH HARDWARE and BUILDERS' SUPPLY LIMITED GENERAL CONTRACTING WESTLAKE FURNITURE FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 89W — ZURICH ZURICH BOWLING LANES "OPEN EVERY EVENING" ERNIE and ELDA LAIDLAW ZURICH VARIETY STORE "SERVICE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS" PHONE 68 — ZURICH BUILDING AND REMODELLING HARVEY CLAUSIUS HARRISON SCHOCH PH. 19tlW — ZURICH PH. 96r4 -- ZURICH SOUTH HURON VETERINARY CLINIC "LARGE and SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE MAIN STREET -- ZURICH HABERER - WESTLAKE CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS PHONE 89W * ZURICH Also the producers of milk for cheese, butter and all other manufactured milk products are working on marketing ag- ency plans. If these two efforts can be united I can see the op- portunity for great benefits. If they can not be united I fear that a division will take place that will be detrimental to the whole industry. The basic problem in the milk industry apparently is the un- avoidable, small surplus pro- duction. The cheese producers for many years have been con- tributing to an export fund to remove their surplus to main- tain a reasonable price at home only to find surpluses from the other producers and even from Quebec reap equal benefits without contributing to the ex- port fund. At times this has rendered the Ontario Cheese producers efforts almost use- less. An over-all milk marketing plan could take care of this av- erage t w o percent surplus. Whether two separate market- ing agency can suceeeed re- mains to be seen. In closing, here are just a few comments: I have been hearing rather too many complaints about Co- ops. I don't mind discussing these problems, but I feel that the place for discussion of these complaints is at the annual meeting or board of directors' meetings of your Co-op. I can only repeat that there is noth- ing wrong with your Co --op, that the members aren't responsible for, or can't correct. On the news, Agriculture Minister Hamilton stated im- ports of U.S. oats lowered price three cents per bushel. Does this make you happy? 0 The Best Week TO ADVERTISE Is Every Week! Open Season Date Set For Pheasants The open season for hunting pheasants in Oxford County will be October 11 to 28. In Essex County, except Pelee Island, the season is October 25 to 28. In the Counties of Elgin, Hal- dimand, Kent, Lambton, Linc- oln, Middlesex, Norfolk, Wel- land and the Township of Salt - fleet in Wentworth County, the season is October 28 to Novem- ber 11. In the balance of the province for which seasons have not pre- viously been announced, the season is October 7 to 28, In all these areas the daily bag limit will be three birds of which one may be a female, Lands and Forests Minister the Hon. J. W. Spooner has an- nounced, Pelee Island's open season will be October 25 and 26, the bag limit eight cocks and two hens. Hunting hours for pheasant will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 OBITUARY Robert Mousseau (By our Hensall correspondent) Robert (Bob) D. Mousseau, of St. Catharines, passed away Thursday August 24, in St. Catharines General Hospital, in his 57th year. Born in Hay Township he was a former policeman and motel - owner at St. Catharines, Surviving are his mother Mrs. John Mousseau, Grand Bend; one daughter, Mrs. Harry (Mar- ion) Desjarc(ine, Kerwood; and one son, James, St. Catharines; one brother, Alex, of Hay Town- ship; one sister, Mrs. Richard (Pearl) Taylor, Chiselhurt; one step -brother , Wesley Nichol, London; and one step -sister Mrs. Fred (Ella) Jackson, Strat- ford. Funeral service was held Sat- urday, August 26, from the But- ler funeral chapel, St. Cathar- ines, with burial in Victoria Lawn cemetery, St. Catharines. 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