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X. “REG. TRADE MARK >
How the New Laid Egg Business
Started in Exeter on Nov. 1, 1908
Forty years ago My. and Mis.
C. F. Hooper, of Exeter, now
residing in London, started a
New Laid Egg business that
grew to be a prosperous .under
taking. This business was the
pioneer of the present egg grad
ing stations throughout the
country, In the tfollowing article
Mr. Hooper describes how that
business was started. Coupled
with the article are some ex
cerpts from Mr* W, A, Brown,
Chief of the Poultry Division at
Ottawa,
♦ * * *
of the premises
are handled.”
in which eggs
✓ C, F, Hopper,
340 Adelaide 'Street,
London, Ontario, * * #. *
few sentences from a
for Dublin but Dashwood came
pm again and in two minutes
Harry Hayter set Ford up for
their third marker, Near the end
of the game Dublin clinched the
5-3 victory with Woods denting
the hemp behind Weido,
End In A 5-5' Tie
"-GENERATE,.
ELECTRIC*
We took 2 eggs ^direct from
the hen-house for ‘Mrs, Hooper
and myself to candle and study
their development. We found
that neither of the eggs had,
an air-space the first day, Then
we candled the- two eggs every
day except Sundays for several
weeks. One egg was put in a
cool, clean, dry cellar on a
table and covered with a clean
cloth. The other was put in a
kitchen cupboard at a temper
ature of about 70 degrees. We
found the eggs in the cool, dry
cellar with temperature about 40
to 5:0 degrees, that the air
space was the size of a ten cent
piece, while the one in the
kitchen cupboard was twice the
size in -one week and the yolks
looked different. Then we de
cided the one from the* cool,
dry cellar would qualify to
start the New Laid Egg Bus
iness, and we started on those
grounds with success. Then came
the educating of the * producers
how to take care of their eggs,
by circulating bills on
care of New Land ~_
keeping the nests clean,
gathering the eggs 2
a day, and putting in a cool
dry cellar for best results, away
from strong smelling substances
such as onions, fish, lard, as
they readily absorb odors. Also
they were not to put containers
on the cellar floor where they
would absorb dampness, rather
place them on a table or high
box
cloth.
A .... ,
letter of Dec, 23rd 1948, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa.
Dear Mt. Hooper-
I recall quite well the instan
ces you mention in connection
with the original registration of
your trade mark,
At
are
stations all across Canada, more
or less modelled -along the lines
of your original station
Exeter, "
It is from the principle of
proper grading and return
the producer of the
for better’ grading that the pre
sent quality of Canadian eggs
has been built. You might be
interested to know
oi* 9 million cases
have come to the
ducts Board in the
ot *er 8'8 per cent
graded 'Grade A.
Yours very
W. A. Brown
Poultry Marketing and
Production Services.
* * « »
F. and Mrs. Hooper have
honored by the Department
the
some
present time “there
2,000 egg grading
at
to
premium
that from 8
of eggs that
Special Pro
last 3 years
of the eggs
Zurich put on a much better
performance Monday night and
came out with a 5-5 tie against
Hensail.
Bill O’Brien put them in the
lead early in the game but from
there on Bengali began to roll
and Petzki ‘ scored one in the
first and followed with another
in the second. Doig added to
their cause to make the score
read 3-1. Before the canto ended
IJecker dished out a pass to Mc
Kinley who promptly slapped the
disc behind Mickle,
Near* -the Ttive-minute. mark
Little widened the gap again on
a one-m»n break-away. However,
Weido and Deckel' tossed in two
more tallies for Zurich to end
the regular time in a tie.
Came the overtime and both
teams scored With Turkheim
getting the first to give Zurich
the lead. It was short-lived with
Sanderson getting the equilizer
HOW THEY STAND
W L T Pts.
Exeter ,,,,,.... 3 0 0*6
Dublin ....4 1 1 4J
Lucan ........ i 1 1 II
Crediton .... 1 0 0 1Hensall ...0 2 1 1
Zurich 0 1 1 1
Dashwood 0 ’3 . 0 0
(Games with Dublin count as
one Point
RESULTS
in the standing.)
OF GAMES
Exdter 7, Hensail 3
Lucan 8, Zurich J
Dublin 5, Hensail 3
Hensail 5, Zurich 5
Crediton 5, Dublin 3
for Kensall in exactly two min
utes,
DASHWOOD—-Goal, Weido;
defence, Kleinstiyer, H. Hayter;
centre, J. Hayter ;■ wings, R.
Wein, B. Hayter; subs, Haugh,
Gaiser, Schweder, J. Wlllert, L.
Willert, Ford. "
DUBLIN—G o a 1, Curtin; de
fence, Costello, F. O’Connor;
centre, Messenger; wings, Wil
son, Woods; subs, Stapleton, J.
O’Connor, Stag, Malone, Bruxer,
.Jordon.
First Period
‘ Dublin, Costello. Penalties
Malone, J. O’Connor, Woods,
Kieinstiver.
Second Period
Dublin, Wilson (Woods),*
Dublin, Stag (I, O'Connor);
Dashwood, J. Hayter (B, Hay
ter); Dashwood,’ Schroeder (J.
Hayter). Penalties — Kleinstiver
(minor, misconduct); Wilson, '
Third Period
Dublin, J. O’Connor (Staple
ton); Dashwood, IFIord (H. Hay
ter) ; Dublin, Woods. Penalties
— F, O’Connor.
HENSALL-—Goal, Mickle; de
fence, d. Sangster, sandersen;
centre, Petzki; wings, -Doig, H.
Nicholson; subs, .Jim Sangster,
Jack Sangster, Fee,,Little, Peck,
Chipchase, "
ZURICH-—G o a 1, Armstrong;
defence, Decker, McKinley; ^cen
tre, B. O’Brien; wings, Charl
ton, Robinson; subs, D, O’Brien,
Weido, Zimmer, Schilbe, Turk
heim, Parkins, Black,
Referee—'Van Ilorne, London.
First Period
Zurich, O’Brien (Robinson);
Hensail, Petzki. Penalties, Sang
ster, Turkheim.
Open this Sunday a
During the Evenings
Throughout the Week -***•' .........
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Evening Service
One garage will he open
in Exeter on Sundays and
during the evenings
throughout the week
SUNOCO
Service Station
Second Period
Hensall, Petzkj (Doig); Hen
sail, Doig; Zurich, McKinley
(Decker), penalties, Charlton.
Third Period
Hensail, Little; Zurich,’ Weido
(Decker); Zurich, Decker. Penal
ties, Jim Sangster, Zimmer.
Overtime
Zurich, Turkheim (Charlton);
Hensail, Sanderson, Penalties —»
None,
“The
Eggs” by
and
or 3 times
and cover with a
Any dampness
cause musty eggb, and make
unfit for food, and the
■Costume j e w e 1 r y, bracelets
and watches which tend to dis
color the skin can be remedied
by coating the contact surface
with some colorless nail -polish.
them
merchants we sold to, we never
allowed them to put our new
laid eggs in the store windows
with the hot sun beaming on
them.
This business would not have
been the success it was without
the help of Mrsj Hooper.
The following is part of a
letter in my possession received
from Mr. ,V/, A. Brown, Chief
of- Poultry Division, Ottawa,
October .31, 1944.-
“I am glad that on your
visit to Exeter you found that
the methods of improved egg
handling which you had institut
ed some years ago were being-
carried on. In fact, I think if
you were to travel further than
Exeter you would find that they
are being used in upward of
2,0'00 registered egg grading
stations in Canada. There is not
only the candling and grading
in which greater uniformity has
been obtained, but also in the
air conditioning and suitability
Business Directory
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L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Main Street. Exeter
Office 36w Telephones Res. 36j
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
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EXETER. ONTARIO
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Bell Building, Exeter
Telephone 273
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BARRISTERS - SOLICITORS
EXETER. ONTARIO
at Hehsall, Friday 2 to 5 p.m.
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
EXETER P.O. or RING 138
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Chiropractor and Optometrist
MAIN STREET, EXETER
Open Every Week Day Except
Wednesday Phone 348
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Specializing in Fann and
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PHONE B7ra R. 1 DASHWOOD
income Tax Reports,
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Ann St., EXETER, Phone 355w
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
Special training assures you of
^tbhr property’s true value on sale
day. Graduate of American
Auction College
Terms Reasonable and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Credlton P.O. or Phone 43-2
USBORNE and HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President Wm. H. COATES
Exeter
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DIRECTORS
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AGENTS
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SECRETARY-TREASURER
ARTHUR FRASER Exeter
SOLHR156RS
GLADMAN & COCHRANE Exeter
truly,
Turk-
clean
would
Lucan,
Penal-
That
came
your
poul-
as a
and
into
egg.
were
your
that
not as
the eggs yourself,
had to conceive the
■Goa 1,
McKinley,
B. O’Brien;
Robinson; subs, Weido,
H e i m r i c h, Charlton,
Armstrong;
Turkheim;
wings, D.
truly
0.
been
of Agriculture.
Ottawa Jan. 14th, 1949.
Dear Mr, Hooper-
That you and Mrs. Hooper
were pioneers in the featuring
of the new laid eggs is establish
ed by the fact that you were
granted’ letters patent (a trade
mark) to that effect by the
Patents and Copyrights Branch
of the Department of Secretary
of State. It is not the fact
that impresses me so much
about your service to the poultry
industry. However it is the fact
that you went
missionary as
serviced
producing
It -was
producing
You first
standard of quality desired and
then set about influencing the
farmers to produce the quality
your standard called .for.
is - the community uplift
from what I feel was
major contribution to the
try
to work
it were
community
kind of an
if you
eggs
industry.
Yours very
W. A. Brown,
Assistant Director,
Poultry Marketing and
Production Services.
—Continued From Page Three
Fred potting two and brother
Gerald another. Jack and Norm
Hardy each collected one. The
other marksmen were Chisholm,
Hodgins and Earle.*
EXETER—Goal, Watson; de
fense, Shaw, Ryckman; centre,
Tighe; wings, Lawson, Stire;
subs, R. Tuckey, B. Tuckey, Mc
Donald, Musser, Cann, Mason,
Penhale. B
HENSALL—Goal, Mickle; de
fence, Chipchase, D. Sangster;
centre, Petzki; Wings, Doig, H.
Nicholson; subs, Jim Sangster,
John Sangster, A. Nicholson,
Little, Peck, Fee.
Referee—Van Horne, London.
First Period'
Hensail, I-I. Nicholson (Doig).
Penalties, Shaw, Penhale.
Second Period
Hensall, H. Nicholson; Exeter,
Musser. (Shaw, Ryckman); Exe
ter, Mussei* (Shaw, R. Tuckey);
Exeter, Lawson; Exeter, Shaw.
Penalties, R. Tuckey.
Third Period
Exeter, Stire (Shaw); Hen
sall, Petzke; Exeter, Shaw (R.
Tuckey); Exeter, Shaw (B. Tuc
key, McDonald). Penalties, none.
ZURICH-
defence,
centre,
O’Brien,
Decker,
Schilbe.
LUCAN—Goal, Ruffner; de
fence, Hodgins, J. Hardy; centre,
Chisholm; wings, Hearn, L. Bev
ington; subs, H i n d m a r s h, F*
Reviligtoii, N. Hardy, Earle, Mc
Roberts, Elson, G< Bevington,
Stretton.
Referee—Van Horne, London,
First Period
Zurich, Heimrioh; Lucan,
Chisholm (L. Revihgton); LUcan,
Hodgins; Lucan, G. Revihgton;
Lucan, Earle. Penalties,
helm.
Second Period
Lucan, F, Bevington;
J, Hardy (MacRoberts).
ties, Elson.
Third Period.
Lucan, F. Revington (N. Har
dy); Lucan, N, Hardy (F. Rev
ington). Penalties, F. Revington,
Monday Night
Monday night the railbirds
took in two well-matched, con
tests. Dublin edged Dashwood 5-
3 while Hensall and* Zurich
wound up in an overtime 5-5 tie.
In the opening game Dublin
jumped into a three-goal lead
before half the second period
had elapsed. Then Coach Jim
Hayter started the ball rolling
for Dashwood and live minutes
later Schroeder brought them
within fighting chance to make
the score read 3-2 at the end of
the period.
O’COhnor scored another