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ed by the undoiregred if the posi
tion of Verk-Stenegrapher, at the
Huron County Home, Clinton
Dutic:4 to cclumilce April 1, 1961
Application forms mutt be secured from the
undersigned and submitted in envelope supplied.
Salary based on experience and in accord-
„mace with County salary schedule.
APPLICATIOn TO CLOSE
MARCH 16, 1961
at 5:00 p.m.
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COTTAGE APPLE PIE '-- evp table cream
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'teaspoon cinnamon
lc e'1f poon nutmeg
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1. Scald cream and milk,. Beat
(eve add sugar, salt. milk
and cream, vanilla, ands cottage
emete. Blend well together.
Mix nutmeg and 14 teaspoon
cinnamon with .airPlesalico and.
iipread over bottom, of Pastry shell
Cover with cottage cheese mixture
and Sprinkle with remaining
n "ell On,
Raee ;n a Ito_ oven (4.25. F.) for
10 minutes, Reduce heat to :1.00 F.
and bake about 50 minutes or until
eestard is set, •
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crude appetising dishes. with
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MANITQSA SPEAKER
AT FARM UNION MEETING
At 4 Vnrgii.Ts' thmA urvting,
held in Clinton Wednesday,- ti etnnr
mitten comprised of Mrs. Robert
1'41, r, Gomailei:5 Mrs,
Frank Potter and Mrs. Gerdon
we- appointed In errerige tor the
emmel Variety Night, la be held
in the Easter holitlaye,
BOW Taylor' ini,coduced the
guest speakur, Rudy tisick, presi-
dent lsylanit: Fa simmers' Union,
who has been speaking at a ser-
lee, of meetiug in Ontario, Mr.
1.1sick, a Lriner from Erickson, in
his _opening remarks, told briefly
of his recent -activities in, his home,
province, Ire had attended over,
130 meetings, in Manitoba during
November and December,. with an
average ettentlance of 90.. There
are 350 active locals in Manitoba.
"Weeterners tent: to think of
Ontario as being a strictly indus-
trial province, as. well as being
headquarters for many large cot-
porations,
cor-
porations,'"he said, "while East-
erners view Westerners as all
grain farmers„ Manitoba has less
than one per cent straight grain.
farmers," Mr. Usielc said, "with
income from livestock exceeding
that of grain."
He predicted that it will be in-
creasingly difficult for Eastern
farmers to stay in the beef busi-
ness, saying that the West has
large acreages for grazing, an
abundance of feed, and a supply
of feeders readily available. "West-
ern farmers are being forced into
a more mixed type of farming,"
Mr. •Usick continued, . "because
'they are unable to sell their grain.
This will increase production and
nn doubt Ontario farmers will be
affected and will have to pay in-
creased prices for feeders." Mr,
Usick strongly- condemned the
Government for its action in ex-
empting western • feed mills from
the regulations of the Wheat
Board-. TbiS- can only weaken the .
Wheat Board, he- said, It will
sist the commercial operator but
will be deterimental to the aver-
age' farmer. Grain farmers, hard
pressed for, money, are accepting
lower prices for .their grain from'
feed mills, who in. turn. have the
opportunity of going into livestock
or poultry business with a decided.
advantage." Mr. Usick. said that
it was-his belief that wheat bought
in this manner is being channel-
led into flour mills,. and the situa- •
tion was being exploited, e.
Mr, Usick explained that this
condition, had been- brought about..
by these western feed mill opera-
tors bringing pressure- on the Gov-
ernment, and he urged Ontario
farmers to contact their MP's to
assist the west in its drive to
have this remedied. He said he
could foresee. a closer liasion be-
tween east and west in farm pol7
icy, as there is an increase in
problems affecting both.
The speaker took issue with the
idea Made prevalent by the press,.
TV, radio, and some- -farm leaders,"
that the solution, to the farmers'
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mere Wildcat.- He said farm spe-
cialists shy away from discussing
"price", when in reality this is
the basic problem. Mr. Usick told
of a study made by his province
which revealed that 97 per cent
of agricultural spending for re-
search by the Federal and Pro-
vincial Governments was directed
towards greater efficiency meth-
ods, and three per cent to mar-
keting and pricing.
"Governments talk farm credit,
crop insurance, conservation, and
marginal land use: When are they
going to talk on price?" he asked.
"Any overall agricultural program
without pricing is useless."
In closing, Mr. Usick reminded
the individual members of their
responsibility in building a strong
Farm Union. He urged them to
send in their memberships or help
collect their neighbors. "The offi-
cers of your organization have
many other duties and you must
make this contribution," he said.
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Approximately '75 gallons 2.4.D Ester
(128 oz. acid)
Approximately 100 -gallons 2 .1 ..D*2 .15
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Delivered in 5-gallon. Iota as required, to Mr, Alex Chesney. Huron County Weed Inspector, R.R.. 0'6 sessoetis.
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ly and pertinent questions from an
interested audience. Mrs, George
Clifton thanked the speaker.
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CEMETERY LETTERING
HURON COUNTY
FEDERATION NEWS
(J. Carl Hemingwgy)
Huron 'County Wheat Producers
held their annual meeting in the
agricultural board rooms, Clinton,
February 21, with the usual very
small attendance. There were 988
farmers in Huron who sold wheat
in the past year for something
over $24,000. This, we admit, does
not compare with either hogs or
cattle, but it is still a fair amount
of money.
It is surprising that so few
farmers are interested enough to
come to one meeting a year. Let
us see what this urganization ac-
complished.
In the first f.iticiration by
using 4 cents cf the equalization
fund, a large surplus was moved
into export and the price to the
producer, while low, was easily
10 cents higher than it would oth-
erwise have been and considerab-
ly above the support price.
More important, however, was
the fact that this surplus did not
remain, here to depress the price
the next year which rose to $1.90
per busbel, with the whole 9 cents
equalization levy .returned to the
producers.
This past year has also seen
somewhat better prices than the
first year, but it has been nec-
essary to export a fair amount at
the expense of the board.
What of the future? After three
years' experience, some important
needs have been noted to make
your producer marketing more ef-
fective, E. NI. Carroll, first vice-
president, pointed out the urgent
need for storage in the hands of
the board.
Too many times the Board is
forced to sell when the wheat is
being harvested, rather than be-
5ng able to supply the buyer when
he needs- it.,There is an opening
for one milion bushel sales to
Britain, provided that it is of. top
finality and available in steady
supply. In -order to guarantee this,
producers must have the wheat
tinder their control. •
Russell Bolton, Bob, Welsh and
Mot, Chesney were returned as
county delegates.
On February 22 the Hu-ten
County Beef Producers held
their annual meeting in Clinton
with,a good attendance, J. D.
Bair-, Canada Department of Ag,
liculture, Ottawa, gave an inter-
esting account of his tout of eat-
tral European countries iii search
of markets for Canadian cattle.
These countries are now getting to
the niece where they can afford to
plan better food supply for their
people. Since they have no beef
eattle to compare with our qual-
ity, there is a real opportunity
for the sale of a forge number of
foundation, stock over a long per-
iod of time. Since we are free of
foot and mouth disease, We are in
a preferred position. However. our
main market moat remain in Con-
ada and the 'United States. Since
there are several countries where
the consumption of meat is much
higher than either Canada or the
United States. a real opportunity
to expand in this direction still
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tAtent, we will need to- pro-
mobq the idea of specialization. At
Present their cattle supply both
milk and beef. and do a poor job
in each department.
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