Zurich Citizens News, 1961-10-12, Page 6PAGE SIX
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,, 196Y
Zurich Institute
Mrs. Paul Corriveau and Mrs,
Mozart Gelinas gave talks on
the origin and uses of spices,
herbs and seeds, at the October
meeting of the Zurich Women's
Institute,
Shirley Flaxbarcl favoured the
ladies with two piano solos. Mrs.
Harold Thiel read a paper on
Thanksgiving,
Roll call was answered by
"naming my favourite food."
During the business session
$10 was donated to CNIB. Sev-
eral of the ladies will be out
tagging for South Huron Hospi-
tal.
The ladies gave a very inter•
esting report of Rally Day
which was held in Elimville.
in November some canisters
will be placed in the stores, to
aid in the drive for Muscular
Dystrophy.
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Bingo Winners
Winnersat the Legion Bingo
Saturday last were: Mr. N.
Fleischauer, Fred Kennings.
Mrs. Fleischauer, Paul Boa;
Mrs. C. McNaughton; Mrs. Om -
stead, Mrs. Fleischauer; Mrs. O.
Smith; Mrs. Fleischauer; Jim
Swale, Harvey Taylor; Mrs.
Brenner, Mrs. Omstead, Mrs. B.
Wacker; David Smale; Mrs.
Clarence Reid; jack pot specials,
Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs. Bren-
ner; Mrs. Omstead. Door prize
winners were Jim Smale and
Mr. Swartzentruber.
NEWS OF KIPPEN DISTRICT
Correspondent, Mrs. Norman Long
4-H Club Girls BA, of Seaforth, and Miss Gayle
The fourth meeting of the
Thrifty Kippenettes met at the
home of their leader, Mrs. H.
Caldwell. The meeting opened
with the 4-H pledge, and 16
girls answered the roll call.
Grace Riley was appointed
secretary for the next meeting,
to be held on October 14, at 9
o'clock, at Mrs. Caldwell's home.
Mrs, McGregor gave out the roll
call and home assignments, and
spoke on the uses of fruit. Mrs,
Caldwell spoke on a god break-
fast, as it is the main meal of
the day to start off with, and
mentioned one should eat two
or mare fruits a day.
Miss Gilchrist made her visit
to this meeting and demonstra-
ted an how to peel and centre
a grapefruit, also an orange.
Mrs. McGregor made a fruit cup
and at the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Calwell and Mrs. McGreg-
or served the fruit cups to the
girls.
Miss Gilchrist gave a talk on
Achievement day and the meet-
ing closed with the Queen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Decaire and
family, of Aylmer, have moved
into Mr. Lobbs house at Kippen.
Anniversary services will be
held Sunday, October 15, at 11
a.m. and 7:00 p.m. in St. And-
rews United Church. Guest
speaker will be Rev. C. Britton,
zry
Attwell, of Bolton, soloist. Sepc-
ial music will be rendered by
the choir,.
Mrs, Keene, of Stratford, vis-
ited Thanksgiving day with Mr,
and Mrs. Elston Dowson.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Dickert spent
Sunday and Monday with rela-
tives in Kitchener.
Mrs. jean Kyle, of Clinton,
was a Sunday guest of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Jim.
Miss Margaret Johnston, of
`Toronto, visited her brother,
Mr. W. R. Cooper over the hol-
iiday.
Mrs. J. LeGard and Bill, of
Downsview, spent a pleasant
Thanksgiving weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. N. Long. Sunday vis-
itors included Mr. and Mrs.
John Doig, of Grand Rapids, and
Mr. Arthur Golding and son, of
London.
Federation Fieldman Discusses Some
Poultry and Beef Produers' Problems
On Friday, September 29, a and his patrons in the position
that they offer top quality eggs
in sufficient volume to obtain
prices equal to that received by
large producers who are curren-
tly being paid quantity prem-
Tums. More information will be
available and I hope to be able
to get it out to you.
Beef producers, I hear, are
having difficulties in getting
enforcement of the bill of lad-
ing regulations. The Board of
Transport apparently doesn't
wish to enforce the regulation
which requires all transporters
to' give a bill of lading when
anything is picked up for trans-
porting. It seems unreasonable
that a farmer is expected to put
his cattle on a truck for ship-
ment many miles without even
a receipt to show that the cat-
tle were ever loaded. There
have been a few case where
real problems arose as a result
meeting of County representa-
tives of the Poultry Producers
was held in Toronto, Mr. Koh-
ler, of the Hog Producers Mar
keting Agency, outlined the
teletype auction method in the
selling of hogs which seems to
be bringing Ontario farmers
satisfactory prices as compared
with Chicago and other Canad-
ian markets
A representative of Bell Tele-
phone showed in detail how this
method of sale could be applied
to eggs. With grain prices in.
creasing to the point where
large operators will have to ob-
tain higher prices for eggs it
night well be that smaller farm
flock could again provide an at-
tractive means of marketing
home grown grain.
An auction method of sale
could put the small egg -grader
of traffic accidents or in case
of sudden death of a trucker
or drover; Ownership of the
cattle was extremely difficult to
establish.
Knowing this and enforcing
these regulations quite strickly
where other goods are transpor-
ted it seems strange that there
ishesitancy in requiring the
transporters of acttle to abey
the law.
Just recently I have had bit-
' ter complaints from a couple
of beef producers on the re-
turns for cattle sold on the dres-•
sed weight basis. The question
of regulations was raised.
Is there any regulation stat-
ing where the front quarter is
divided from the hind quarter?
Carcasses are defatted, and
the weight is taken afterward.
What does this mean?
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