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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-16, Page 9Ottawa roport MP warns against hog overproduction second section Br W. H. A, (Bill) T.HQMAS received prices four or five Hog prices during Ma eaten, dollars below the sup,port price, ill be, .stabillz. Prices later in the year Or year 1961 w ed bY a deficiency payment brought, the average up to $24 50 prelram similar to that to ara about, , per cwi, so that *4 these people get no assistance.; fa.c...t last year, Agriculture lvinister Alvin Hamilton told Thea are not haPPY "It it' 1 i ta,e Flevse of Commons.ree-ell t vo not know how such a situa I ,- tion can be cured wai:let' stmeort prtee to „„,,,,„,„.„,, some method of pooling prices. has linen established l'arR27...; The problem applies to all • per hpedredweteht,. national commodities which are .sup - cent of the base or basis, which 'is about B.5 per DijalnIaecterb3e'f (IbeeialPviyege4erlpuacYtillioengts. average price of $27,117 ')i'i'e illere Is verY. real danger hendredweight. that present Prices may en- 1 courage a level .of bog endue- Under the deficiency pay - Plea method of support, the tion which could lead to heavy ' end suoplies much lower prices A g r i c u 11 u r al Stabilization 1a,er year, Mr, Hamilton Foard determine at the end of '' this said, While some expansion in I r" yenr the notional average rief• to nroducers et which P'erilletien e" be ne°1"311(1-1 dated, a warning must be ; CVdtri.o,; avilajaalcarlertesOckli's ,„„" sounded to nroclucers against : '' over expansion at, this time, i 0-1•11 the sunned. $32,1/Per hundredw6417 r'an'! Mr, Hamilton pointed out : the'for these reasons, the a deficiency payment, vital to ple difference will he made to government bad decided to re- fain the national support price MCI), regiStered producer on a1961 at the same eel as maximum 100 Grade A or for k .. , a , last year, . , , Some of the best known air Ovei the past year, prices to economists in the a aricult ral , imcw HURON EXECUTIVE—The Huron County 4-1-1 Club Leaders Ass'n, at the gar' field contend that 'e uitagble annual meeting held in Clinton Monday, chose new officers fOr the coming rear. Producers have averaged about The magistrate said he Noped: $1. per hundredweight more farm prices cannot beg main- the fine would serve as a de -I titan the national sunport price, , Fr0rn left are, seated, Maurice Hallahan, RR 1 Belgrave, secretary -treasurer; Cenarigirie tf:ri feet tato therefore, no deficiency tamed willnioeutwliTpimn ga ricperioci iiiee: 1 UnderWOOd, RR, 1 Wingbarn, president; standing, Harold Hern, RR 1 Granton, pi?otvhiecie Ipair.ompeerrs ‘:visithea- i fines -Aka) °cafe EXETER, PNTAR, ,FEERVARY I& 1941 Poott.,N dwit Iect f h s 4** . , ets $100 fine . . •:.*'-' ,s, For what Magistrate Glenn sing the law, parliament did of the hogs would weld+ Hays, QC, ciseeribed as a "cal- I not take the econornie view - pounds.1,,,;;a•tat lous" attitude toward a pea Of i it made no distinction between There was an ,aecttall:1111en seven hogs, Alvin Faultier of i a run and a purebred animal , of frozen manure 'in theta kn. RR 2 Ailsa Craig was fined, worth hundreds and hundreds: but no bedding of any kiricLi4 $100 and costs in court, here of dollars. Dr, R. F, Roolofson, Exaer Yetermaly, sant the fourps Describes conditions which were .killed would', , -e Inspector A, E. Jennings,' ef I classified as runts: 'The oth4er the Ontario Society fOr t' C three, whieli have been Wen 1 Tuesday. t unnecesaarY Suffering Faultier pleaded guilty to im- posing shot Jan. 31 becaUse they on the pigs, four of which were :I -had' said he found the pen of seven pigs alone in a barn la , special treatment, are "pi - not Ste': considered." ing along euite well, all -things \tivoctek.heen fed for almost a ; , aa hogs! was open, el,powerin,shitnti,e Thewatebrarnirecluogohr ; anAirapaeisst rinevoerateimed op,xireviooln:ktoal haTdhebeeenguretatilnegarntheedir4joiewn ex-, completely dry and Ole self"; food or fluid." The. opitnli crement to satisfy their bun,. feeder empty. There was a was full of mappre, .,, ,:i.;71. supply of whole oats in the loft ; Re testified. 'be had visit but the closest source of Iva' the Faulder's home fang OlOia ter was some 700 to 800 feet . number of occasions . to ..prove diAstlatilhoLugh ten months old, few i "seen nothing starved theme,' I veterinary, said the four pigs min 101• pay- , tion in ' ' " ' I giiirements, Clifford .Bray, Brussels, vpresidents. In general, I believe this ; Production management theY i program is satisfactory, I h '-'-a • say is _essential to the success . producers who sold their hogs of any program of price . stab- ation. it is time that our , Fieldman comments tisborne council greatest complaint is from early in ,1060 when the price lam com modity groups, the . "as -Inw. "" thes"eePle government, and all others and govern themselves accord- aoncerned recognize this fact • • • sick at the tune, He also said awards contracts u - Ines new or aniza ion the farmer already hacl been "ptIloried" in the press and Assrn plans inely. 1 Contraets for gravel, warble Improvement Associationa..ajai Experience indicates t 11 a t.; pointed out that he had mended three essentials should be ob- ! , his ways since the charge had fly spraying and the Towle support of the annual seed .,,I•alt 4,11 events served in our agricultural ; . prices support program.; ' ' Ma gis rate laa ul by Usborne council. aasis.9e6$06 tax- relit;* m en .c o i ifia,0 .-f . . • . 1 municipal drain have been (1) Of FAmE been made. let reAvitaiotn17 a, , caigoperative .• productiop management; (2) , ... • ,. a 3ed term because -the far... The gravel award went to $2.31 was made to ';,,Zitikien • t . 1 ,s r ed out Oraanization of 4-11 clubs in . - mer bad not resorted to deli- . G. Elliott and M. Masse, Clin- street, light ratepayers. a ---,1'! IIitron county for 1961 will be- Protection bv tariff or •cittota; (31 pooling of prices, By J. C, HEMINGWAY slaughterin* • processing, Pack- ' vole regardless of the number berate torture, "You did: not{ (mown, , ellig,taist 1d2celerps.erTheeuir, , ev." Calytoenetmliiitehrsp II. ',fell . gin early in April. it was an- nounced at the 4-1-1 club lead- 1 Maw.' .rnaY disagree stronglY • ' 1 iis noin o OCNI U ' Huron FA Fieldman olAshsahraerse pisira.jelei:seeda.mpaiga is take a club to beat them to ' 9tg en Lir e ' edRease res, ees' as•sociation in Clinton aion-• vi . - ' ) 1 hut history will show that any , On Thursday evening. Feb. laigviensf o cr(la t ‘.vphr°eIseesAl,inagt IfeaersT, ' . , ptesently being conducted and death," he told Faulder, ."hut Yd. for crushing and deliver- present. The March nieetine g. cla v. program of security reauires a I a, , • , g shown in retailing). • . 9 an information meetin on there has been no interest • i a canvasser wilt be calling 011 by your actions You brought ing and sse . for crushing and will be held Monday afternoon, stock piling. Other bids ran March 6, Annual livestock judging te relative reduction in individual : FAME' (Farm el 's A 1 1 1 e d lyou shortly. And just a .word them to death's door in almost as high as 71a and 37e. competition will be held of warning, in case some fast as effective a way," i Fred }fart -turn, Cromarty, 1 , Seaforth May 20 and the an- 'freedom of action. We can't , Meat Enterprises) was held in Provisional board Mother and her small clanglaa kee our cake and eat it too ; the agricultural. board rooms, T .he co-operative charter was operator should decide to take Nauseating picture I was re-engaged for the warble Pual 4-1•I achievement night has P • been scheduled for Dec 1 in Clinton. Comparatively, it was well taken out in September 1960 listingdirectorsask the canvasser for his cre- said , in sue) a con ition a The picture of those hogs, he , fly control program at the rate levoantecehii r.ig , • 1 i • advantage of the situation - • • ter were attending a symphony nis"? cao e0C1t)tr,, eafdanti ly, whispered, "'Marna,' valapa makes the man star rnattv- Tlies4 ognduactc.irbriiii:iiit: Wingliam, . attended and was' particularly and all the shareholders. This aaaa„,„,„,eas you know him they a ctually consumed their spray and to supply powder at 40of e nlibn.e hales saleper and581 per movement the child, Who -4Y0 theurica IVinghein, was elected prest-: George Underwood, RR 1 F i a personally, The minimum ob- a 1 1 wheat I successful, However, in the board of directors, which waa "'"" ""' ;Jeetive is two million dollars. I own excrement was "distaste- ful and nauseating " dent of the association, Harold i ford Bray, Brussels, are vice- Hern, RR 1, Granton, and Clif• 1 presidents, Maurice' • Rallahan,1 average up I ... , , enterprise to their income, onlY -a provisional board, and build two reasonably : producers in Huron county man board of directors of the and the importance of this hog producers associa.tion, is . The money so raise(' Isarvgilel scene and not feel a way being tould reflect on thee ti: "I don't know what human - "" ' Pound packages an . in 17)13! ilesco twoTnueeonriv.cy.illeicucli?‘:1?: . I can, sairen.'t they; ' . -,:•,' ..,,,4,4 are p. eying as ,fasta. aS 104 i liglit o.f the number of livestock at first made up of the 11- tary-trea surer RR 1 Belgrave, is the secre- 1 • were told at their annual :meet - Middlesex wheat producers , enough to bold the numbers operative can be organized.; there isn't a meeting place is only in power until a meet- mpralonyeetsshseeildigetlaispreelacnotfts.ho ' available in the county large ing of all members of the co-' ita,____,, ence. I very devoid 'of social consci- bids nauSea ... unless he was very, -,, Report 1960 surplus I ., pointed representative to Hu. over the previous year, that. 1 try to give some of the To have member voting privi- :a:7r pi!eusetsstliineg s apra en t a sunlessanyi reportshog producers' in a r k e I. i n g : farmer had already rich, showed the township's Howard Pvin, RR, 1 Centra-; Audit for 1960, submitted by . a ''' lie. retiring president, The magistrate agreed the suffered ' A, M. Harper and Co., Gode- ': • was ap.: ing in ilderton that acreage of that should have been out. This .meeting must be called ; w... gS, a ame , in purchase •them. from the! aat Ifall wheat sown in 1960 is 155- As a result it was suggested before March 31. • eon Federation of Agriculture.Uk will represent. the group on the Mr, Underwood and Mr, .Hern I . - I H 0 w e v e r, the producers' 1 marketing board has only a project in this column. more basic facts about this leges at this meeting the member must. own one or . other the Farm Products Marketing ' ! and he expected that . even 1 greater detail would be pub- 21 because of in the press for $4,93!3.4 *on thetel P9 opuesr a etifon s795i•o- Tlulatef d after er%ificiu_r_- W.5, t•.....," :- a.. , small carryover of surplus "Fame" is a co-operative more paid up shares. Each wheat from the 1960 crop. formed for the purpose of member will have only one Board withdraws the power of1 lashed following the hearing. The report was accepted. • farm safety council. Last :year's 4-1-I champions Guest speaker E. M. Carroll, direction. Producers or dealers! This, Itowever, Served a "great , and agricultural fieldm.en were, in cattle, calves, sheep or i good' because it would pre-• Deputy tax collector Mrs, B. guests at the association's ban -1 Elgin director on the provinc- , lambs will. be able to sell di-, vent others from committing M. Woods reported the total of ial. board, emphasized the need i 1960 taxes collected was .by . • for more storage facilities. rect to , "Fame" if. they so 1 similar offences. 231.84., Tax :arrears stand at $128, - tinder the direction of Daigle s , _ a , ; lames O'Shea, RR 3, Gran . - on another provincial direct- Organizaf ions e p, , , desire. ' . . • Applica lion was made for the que•t attended or than 50 leadera.. The meebn:g was1 , ' 1 Magistrate 1-10,fr feinted. out ''' a Miles and Don •Grieve Of the ' may be used to pay interest ' animals. Profits from the • co-operalive : that laws forbidding cru.elty to '08.355-14. or, presided for the Meeting. probably* emanating balance of the provincial sub - farm forums agree . cash refunds on the basis of the .slatute book.s sinee Can• .. .., : ., county agricultural office, representing Middlesex pro- . ture of S61,532.80. L. A, (LeS)Paikei Elected to the committee up to 13";, on the shares or as ; from the Bible, had been on . sidy nn the 'total road expendi- ' ducers were Mr. O'Shea, Neil 1 member patronage or as de- i ada became •a nation and be- ; PHONE 748 . Munro, Ross Parsons, Gillis .Foriun members a.re agreed lents and needs. : ferred patronage refunds to he fore that in British legislation Approve grant EXETEjk. Recommend - - - DePittiter, :Jim Murray, 'Ross that membership in farm orga•1 Members fell that .farm or.' used in the interim for plant ' on which Canadian justice is .. . 6 I . Chambers, M o r 1 e v Gough ' 'mations in advantageous in ganizations should be financed 1 expansionA $25 grant was made to the Salesman for McKinley Fermi, . based. Huron County Soil and Crop and Hatchery Ltel.,• Zurich :. Lorne Dodge, Alex Henderson, many ways . by the levy system if it WRS How this is done will be the "I do feel that unnecessary : seed prices Fred MeGill. . e .is a id , committeemen Groups improve interest cipal grant. made compulsory or by mini-' decision of the board of three- cruelty offends against pub- ,„„,,„„„„, ttttttttt aa,,,,,„„,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ganamana .,•• will. el.ect members to the Members of Fairfield Foru.m i There were 27 members who: time before March 31. i tors the members elect some . lic morality as well as against march „ organization improved the i mrs. William Schroeder and • 1 In order . that it he fulb ,' men have been given domina- ; the law of the land," Because Mter careful consideration board at the annual provincial felt; that membership in a farm ' inet at the home of Mr. and of the seed situation across the ! meeting in Toronto, understood that ".Fame" province, together with prices I and 28, ' standards of •farming and ere- I . . ;next week Mr. and Mrs. Earl ... .•the • • is ' accept the responsibility of ste- lestneted. to processurt of • not ; tion over , animals. they must for commercial feeds, the seed a e an m etes In atm pro -, i hogs, 11 additional ' directors . wardship toward them. Ned 501 be hosts. marketing committee of the lens and .helped in their solu-, Ontario Soil and Crop Improve tion , Group has more power I have' been added' to the origin- ; The fact, that it maY not merit Association has recom -•, 11 l., en Gowne club Moreover, a federation or 1 Elboville members fell thI al a•• provisional board so . that have been economical to feed - I mended the following minimum other farm ibeef, sheep and lamb producers the pigs was unimportant, con - organization would membership in a farm organ - I are now well represented. prices for 1961 seeding; I • have a better chance of .being ization. should be helpful in sel- 1 tinued the magistrate. In pas OATS . —84-1 photo wardship" toward livestock. Defence counsel Elmer Bell, QC, pleaded for leniencY • because of sickness in ?aut.. ! der's family, His wife was suf-: fering from a chronic illness and his daughter had also been presents 4-H skit heard, at government level than ;ling land or right of way for an individual member and also pipe lines, hydro and telephone r Begistered No. 1 .... t . tt $1.75 bu, 1 • makers attended Achievement consideration from government: too numerous to mention" in farm problems wotiid get more • lines and in "many other ways I . ,, Certified No. 1 1,65 bu , The Glen Gowrie 4-1-1 Rome - Commercial No, 1 1.50 bu, il Day in Mitchell last Saturday when presented by a strong; that a group is more effective! BARLEY - • I for the project "Being well- group rather than one or two I than an individual. It egistered. No..1. 2.35 tau, ' dressed and well groomed." farmers. • I Contrary to the opinion n( Certified No, 1 2.20 bu. I Their skit "Shoes and Stock- They favored membership in : Fairfield members they (ell Commercial No. 1 1.90 bii,} ings" featured all 12 girls of farm organization on a familymembership should be on an , Theseelites are for treated i the group including Judith basis but differed as to who I individual basis with each Pro- , iff•E oio i 4 seed in new bags at producer's ' Pridham, Ina ;Jefferson, Edna should vote. Some thought all iclucer having a vote but they • 1 fahn, f.o.b. shipping point. 1•Patterson, Sandra Pridham, ever 21 should vote while did:agree that voting should be . - e- rri lizer The committee, composed of ; Janice Patterson, Mary Miller, others felt the head of the !on a local level and that farm i growers, dealers and officials : ,ludy Pridham, Barbara Selves, house. only should vote - if it; organizations should be finan-; 1 of the federal and provincial ' Nancy Gurney, Sharon Gurney, were a Woman "more power to : ced by the 'levy system, Departments nf Agricultifre, re- Doreen Bingham and Faye her," . I They met' Monday nigh' 41 - Parkland varieties of barley Leaders of the club are Mrs,. should have a vote at local le- , Ham Elford and they Meet . ram )( aur ports that YOH:, Herta and Rogers. It was felt an individual the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Wit. are the most pooular, Garry Stirling Graham and Mrs. Wil.- vel rather than county or pro- I again on February 27 at the and 'Rodney oats lead for best liam Clarkevincial level, because he knows 1 home of Mr, and Mrs. Lewia reaults, although newer varie- The next project will begin ; his community and its prob+lohns, ties are being devcloopd anreleased with some added ad- "Featuring Fruit" with the ''' Loccil Plant d early in March and will be vantages, 1 seine leaders. uy your ttttttt ttttt ttttttttttttt Free FARM- WELDING CLINIC DEMONSTRATING Hard -facing; and welding of Non-ferrous Metals with Arc and Acetylene. INTRODUCING: Lincoln Electric Company ° AC480-S Welder and Harris o›;y4icetylene welding, arid cutting unit. Trade,in allowances for your present equipment. PLACE: Etter Farm Equipment . . 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