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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-16, Page 12Page 12 Times-Acivneate, September 16, 1971 Huron MP makes statement on cheques toi d ary farmers BUYING MEAL TICKETS — Registration Monday at the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology included buying of the necessary meal tickets. Getting her supply from Mrs. Pat Campbell and Jack Underwood is Jane Hodgson of Lucan. T-A photo Huron enrolment down, joint busing works well STOCKER-FEEDER SALE Hensall Livestock Sales MONDAY, SEPT, 27 7:00 p.m. — 800 HEAD -- Consisting of Steers, Heifers and calves Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale should contact the management: Victor Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton Doug Riddell 237.3576 Dashwood Auctioneers HECTOR McNEIL, LARRY GARDINER Jack Riddell 237.3431 Dashwood SMILE! •cia wag, ateutee eta 4044dete, iota Seat% quItaa Non-stop field shelling with big capacity Superpicker ...wide or narrow rows Interested in field shelling corn? 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FARM EQUIPMENT Lucan Farm Equipment LUCAN, ONTARIO hog production a 0 4 A LIKE NEW in everythin but price SEE these great values in used equipment PRICED RIGHT AT EXETER FORD Used Tractors Ford 5000 Diesel . .. 3,595 Ford 5000 8-speed Diesel 3,395 Massey Ferguson 35 Diesel 1,795 Case 310 Tractor (Gas) with Hydraulic Bucket Loader 1395 Case 430 Diesel .... 2,495 Minney Moe Model Z 250 Tractors Equipment Used Equipment Ford 101 semi'-mount 4-bottom plow 650 Long 48" rotary mower 150 Ford Rear Crane .... $ 30 Ford 8' Angle Blade .. 260 Ford 907 Flail Mower 550 Ford 120 Bushel Spreader 695 Henderson Loader 150 Case Combine 750 M-F Baler No. 3 695 Case Forage Blower w/60' pipe 99 John Deere 3-Furrow Plow 650 Better Farming Starts At . . . Exeter Ford Equipment Sales Ltd. (At the Rear of Larry Snider Motors) EXETER 235-2200 Off to Another World . . . the World of University . . . KEEP 'THEM' INFORMED OF THE NEWS BACK HOME Buy Him or Her a School Subscription to the EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE les Like A Letter From Home . • So Have the Exeter Times-Advocate Mailed Directly On A Student Subscription SPECIAL RATE ONLY $3.50 7 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION SEPTEMBER 16 to MAY 11 4 W44444444 At a Special Student Rate of $3,50 Send a Subscription of The Exeter Times-Advocate to: Name Addres A 0 Cheque Enclosed ($4.50 to U.S.A.) Prov. masoliraii0WW -4444 4 ‘44444444444 -444444 4 444 4 4 444' A4N4444444414444444444444444444kk leadership in nutrition • continuous research • management skills • growing animal health service Early this week Huron MP Bob McKinley issued a news release regarding the .great concern among milk and cream. producers regarding the delay in the Canadian Dairy Commission cheques being issued in a reasonable time following shipment. The Minister of Agriculture Made a statement in the House of 'Commons last Thursday after a question asked by McKinley on the opening day of the recon- vening of the session, to the effect that: The last of the final payments for the 1970-71 year went to the Post Office on July a. There was a consequential delay in starting payments for the 1971-72 year, beginning with deliveries in the month of April. Subsidy cheques for April manufacuring milk deliveries on August 11 and for June deliveries on September 3. CCAT sets class record With enrollment up in all divisions to a record of 250 students Centralia College of Agricultural Technology has the largest attendance of schools of agriculture in Ontario. The college opened, in the fall of 1969 with 70 students. Donald Orth, Director of Student Affairs, told the T-A "We are especially pleased with the increased enrollment in the agricultural course, with 69 first year students and 25 seniors." For the first time three women have signed up for this course, one being Mrs. Paul Passmore of RR3, Exeter. Her husband is enrolled in the same course at the senior level. The Home Economics division is up again from last year with 62 girls entering the first year, and 37 in the second, In Animal Health, 35 new students have enrolled with 28 second year students continuing the studies they commenced last year. Mr. Orth said three quarters of the people in Animal Health are women. The students come from many areas in the province with some coming from the West and Quebec. This year several local young people are attending the college. Thirty five members comprise the staff. Those joining this term are Ronald Death, MBA; Mrs. A. Lobb, BA; James O'Toole, BScA, and Donald Camerson, BScA in Agriculture Business Management. Joining the Home Economics staff are M. Fogelman, Mrs. P. M. Hewitt, and Mrs. F. M. Howey, BA. Hensali Livestock Sales SALES EVERY THURSDAY AT 2:00 P.M. AU classes of Livestock COMPETENCE CONFIDENCE COMPETITION Victor Jack Doug Hargreaves Riddell Riddell 482-7511 237-3431 237-3576 Clinton Dashwood Dashwood Those for April cream deliveries went to the Post Office on August 4 for May deliveries on August 20, and for June deliveries on September 3. The subsidy payments for those three months, therefore, went out within a one-month period. Starting with July, payments will be back on the regular schedule. Those for manufac- turing milk should go to the Post Office by September 13 and for cream by September 17. Some enquiries which may have been received may have had to do with payments to Ontario fluid milk shippers, or better known as those on graduated entry, The basis of calculating subsidy eligibility for this group has been changed, partly to conform with the market quota program, in a way which will simplify the arrangement for them. This, however, involved ex- tensive calculations and reprogramming which could not be started until the final data for last year had been finished, and which delayed starting payments for this year. However, the April subsidy cheques for Ontario fluid milk shippers should have gone to the Post Office on September 10. Barring any unforeseen problems those for May should go to the Post Office by September 15, for June by September 18, and for July by September 24. McKinley added that if, after allowing a reasonable period of time for delivery of these subsidy cheques, producers have not received them, they should make inquiries either of the Dairy Commission or himself in Ottawa or his home in Zurich on weekends. Sale of schools nets $244,864 The sale of McKillop Town- ship's seven one-room schools and contents netted $24,864.40 for the Huron County Board of Education. A report signed by D. J. Cochrane, director of education, showed that the schools were purchased by the following persons: Mr. and Mrs. William Massey, Weston, SS No. 2, $4,400; Tom Schoonderwoerd, RR 3, Mitchell, SS No. 4, $4,650; Dyke Wheatley, RR 1, Dublin, SS No. 6, $600; S. A. Collier, Scar- borough, SS No. 7, $3,650; Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly, RR 1, Stayner, SS No. 8, and SS No. 9, $5,000 and $3,900 respectively; and Ken Beattie, RR 4, Walton, SS No, 10, $725. Contents totalled $1,939.40 By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman visited last Thursday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Hilson Whiteford of Ingersoll. Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman visited on Sunday with Mrs. Wm Bradshaw and Mrs. L. McDonald of London. Enrolment in the Huron County public school system is down, it was learned last Tuesday evening at the board's regular meeting. Enrolment September 7 was 13,171 students. Last year, on the first day, 13,434 students registered. Elementary school have 8,519; secondary schools, 4,609; and schools for the retarded, 43. It was also learned that the secondary schools are fully staffed despite the fact that the board was pink-listed during the past few months. A Science teacher from South District High School and a French teacher from Seaforth District High School were the only two teachers who didn't sign contracts again after the salary dispute was ended. The Science teacher had gone into private business and the French teacher had moved with her husband to another location. The cafeteria at Wingham District High School will be operated this year by Bill Lee on a concession basis at no profit or loss to the board. At Seaforth, there will be in- vestigations into the need for an express line where students may purchase items such as hotdogs, soft drinks, ice cream, etc. The new addition to the Seaforth Public School opened on schedule although there is still work to be done on it. Grade 7 Man remanded on forgery count A Huron Park man was remanded out of custody on $500 cash bail, Tuesday, to await sentence until November 23 for uttering and forging cheques. Clair Benton Spicer pleaded guilty to two chargeS laid last December and Judge Glenn Hays ordered a pre-sentence report. The accused stated his troubles stemmed from drinking and he had decided he had to quit. and 8 students are housed at the high school at ,the present time however. The situation with the McKillop kindergarten students seems to have righted itself for the time being. The board after con- siderable study, agreed to hold kindergarten classes on an alternate day basis until christmas at which time the matter will be reviewed. The board as well as the member from McKillop, John Henderson, seemed satisfied with the new bus system which began in McKillop when school opened. This amalgamation of buses ran smoothly according to spokesmen with only two students "misplaced" for short periods that day. The new system involves nine buses meeting at Winthrop and a grand transfer of 410 students. "The time was good but will get Dancers win fair contest Several district young dancers copped prizes in the step dancing competitions at the Western Fair last week. Susan Spence, St. Marys, placed second in the eight years and under class while Carol Marie Nichols, Granton, came in third in the same division. Lorrie Morrison of Kirkton took first place honors in the nine to 14 year-old class, and Nancy Elaine Nichols, Granton, placed first among the 15 to 18 year-olds. Winners of the Novelty Dance competition were the Stepping Marionettes of Monkton, in first place; Seaforth Stepping Stones, second, and The Prowlers, also of Seaforth, third. Cathy Simmons speaks to ladies Cathy Simmons spoke to the women of Caven Presbyterian Church, Monday evening, and related her impressions of The Presbyterian Congress held at Guelph. Cathy was one of several hundred delegates from across Canada who attended the three- day event. She said she was impressed with the enthusiasm shown, and enjoyed the privilege of talking and listening to other Christians expressing their beliefs. She felt an adult study group in the church would be of great benefit to the members. During the evening, Cathy taught the ladies several' new hymns she had learned at The Congress. Business was conducted by the presidents, Mrs. Fred Simmons and Mrs. Norman Stanlake. A takeout dinner was planned for October. Burning Rectal Itch Relieved In Minutes Exclusive Healing Substance Relieves Pain As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids. 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During the meeting, a motion was approved for the Huron County Board of Education to propose to the Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board that the cost of tran- sporting public and secondary school pupils in McKillop Township be shared on a pro rate number of pupils basis. READY FOR WORK 2 — FARMALL SUPER Cs with cultivators 2 — FARMALL Cs with cultivators FARMALL 400 D ALLIS CHALMERS D17 IHC 414 with loader IHC 606 Gas IHC 606 Diesel FARMALL 656 Gas FARMALL 656 Diesel CASE 730 Gas OLIVER 880 Diesel M-M U302 Gas IHC 460 Gas COCKSHUTT 550 Gas, high arch ALLIS-CHALMERS WD 45 FORD 9N N. T. MONTEITH LTD. EXETER 235-2121 SHUR•GAIN IT'S IN PROPER SOW FEEDING • If there are any secrets in profitable hog production, Most hog producers acknowledge the need of feeding milk-producing feeds, such as Shur- Gain Nursing Sow Ration, to sows during nursing periods, but some still believe they can cheat a little on the nutritive needs of their sows during the dry periods. 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