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THURSDAY JUNE 20 1043 Titty Line Observations it its you But on are Mar and tile iliittlnii lotcly day first d4 in summer tilt gotten lie4 getting ready SullJliltItllllilllllttlll of hauling manure tlli titll has part of bat yc think Is the most suitable lift yes this is Thursday halfholiday in lUH isnt it it jtil Isnt it enjoy the clear tool spring days Hiltlr than llir 1hr re just as beautiful loo arttit they Id for Jim told lllt to tell you that hes such lie unt make it for scrding and lir cant true the timeout un llit lysish few thousand of time fellnus yho are drawing uitriiiplmtmni hummer mould get llltll silly heads farm jobs tlic5d lune some money lrlt at the end of the month to help with farm production to bring in immigraan ho will straightened out and take good iiiyua Jim and are going to retire on the farm llltr the crap If or cant get enough help liii sorry Jim cant go He iiieds change and Lu tiff lrrltilpw hell be able to go some other time iootlltycfwllie Scene from Sliitigviauk Farm Population of Cattle Now on the Decline iT rllltt guy paying sure it would do them mid of good pliimally and Stsiilcliotlys gut It our own people wont do it ought need gltJl mam immigrants Dairying is tough job fit you do it alone Ileuicnibcr the to Mary Lari laivt ls lillilill to ban Iclmrtwl for la on it ll llm tll ill ilfilll il 1l livtivs ti lllt till it ii ltit0o itciel ZllljnlihijhFigs iii 334133 oitil ll to ban faiiizs statisl hm Fury tia tiniiia litr on xttliiilltltttl air lxlll Itl roa MILEAGE cloudyeur tires give you more nllltSptlllllll Skill experience plus highest quality materials assure the best possible performance with minimum of repair expenditure FOR TRACTION The famous Goodyear nonskid safely tread gives 4way traction maximum safety on any road under all conditions iron SERVICEw The dependability of Goodyear tires has resulted in one unshakeable fact More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind True today as for the past thirty years Drive in and see the new Goodyear iodayl According to an independently conducted survey auoonEAu Fowlers Tire Service lGleipperton Sr BAthlfi on Phone 43355 40000 Ii know that they 83 mam FARMERS Sous AND HELPEBS LEFT THE FARM DURING THE LONG WAR YEARS AND YET Despite thisglgreat loss 10f manpower FOOD PRODUCTION WeSalutettheSlmeeFatleA During the difficult yedrstlie cream pcthOns have done wonderful job in the butter business and ye will bewequod to the tasksihioitlie ahea inthe postwar years BARRIECREAMERY lllllllUllS of people are threatened the six years of war thcy have re WEVE FED 00R ARMED FORKES DURING WAR AND NOW HIS oua J08 ro SEE WAT rm pf aim TM in Fundamental Requirements Ontario Farm Prosperity lly HON THOMAS KENNEDY Minister of Agriculture for Ontario Ontaiio stands on the threshold of one of the most iiiipoitaiit pro duction seasons iii its history The year 1946 finds millions of people throughout the world in imminent peril of starvation It finds Great llritainalarmingly short of food supplies and the Britiin people tight ening their belts to an extent that was not required of them even dur ing the most desperate days of the war Under these circumstances it is only natural that the world should look to Canada and particularly to Ontario for relief frotn the conditions of famine with which so many So there is call to Ontario farin crs in this year of lSllti to again put forth their best efforts in the production of food This is not new farmers of Ontario call to lll Iliroughdut spondtid to the call for greater pro duetiun as their contribution to the national war effort How well they have done their part can be illus trated by reference to the pro dtiction of Ontario farms for the year 1945 That was it difficult year for the farmers The weather Conditionsnt crucial periods of the growing season were very unfavor able There were shortages of farm labor and farm machinery which imposed severe handicaps on the farm operator and long hours of labor on the farm fam ily In spite of these conditions Ontarios record of production was second to none in the Dominion and contributed to the United Na tions larder the food products most needed While the Western Pro vinces made their chief contribu tion in wheat and other cereal grains Ontarios diversified agri culture provided great variety of food products in urgent demand for export purposes and playeda great part in meeting the needs of the hungry millions of theold world The following figures of produc tion of specific products in the year 1945indicate in some degree the extent of Ontarios contribution in that direction Cattle570000 head Calves292000 head Hogs1900000 head Sheep and Lambs268000 head Poultry86948000 pounds TTON KENNEDY Concentrated and Milk337135000 pounds Canning Tree Fruits974000 bus Canning Small Fruits11700000 quarts In Tcaiiie calves hogs poultry eggs cheese all types of milk and small fruits Ontario stood highest of Canada CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS With that magnificent record of Eggs111567999 ddzen production Ontario demonstrated Butter80367000 pounds that its farmers were able to play Cheese115105000 pounds la significant part in meeting the Fluid Milk1557025000 pounds needs of the world These needs sliovinco of Ontario stands in the which our Ontario meet in order to hold permanent Condensed othcr THE BARlilEEXAMIfolt BARRll iilitlth CANADA lRobt Scott Had Donei gFine Service for Cause Iiit today greater than at any time duiinz the war because the coun ti lllfli were for years llllA itl the hch of the opprcssor have lltlll liberated hilt their people hate to be fcd With world sup pllts tcrilously short the food pro ducau among which the itltllS from tank are called upon to in crease production to the limit of llltll capacity So the farmers of Ontario are still asked to make tremendous efforts in production Knowing what they have done in the last six years am confident that they will not fail now but will once again nicet the production goals set before them for the year 1946 Ontario not only stands on the threshold of one of its most im portant production seasons but it stands on the threshold of new era during which the future pros peritytif Ontario agriculture will gilxlld upon the port markets products Ontarios productive ca pacity coupled with that of the other provinces of Canada is far bcyond the consumptive possibili ties of nation of tWClVCllllllltiIl people If agriculture is to be pros perous then export outlets must be maintained There are three requirements farmers must place in export markets They must redouble their efforts to ini prove the quality of their products so that they will be at least equal to the best produced anywhere else in the world They must adopt every possible means of lowering their costs of production sothat they may be able to competewith countries on cost basis They must be prepared to cooper ate with each other in providing more efficient and economical me thods of marketing so as to be ready to takcadvantage of every opening that can be found any where in the world to sell Ontario in production of all the provinceslmlm PmduClS FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS These three requirements are fundamental to the future pros perityrof Ontario agricglture The Department of Agriculture recog nizes their importance and all the tivailable facilities for research in vestigatidniiind extension are work ing atfull pressure to place in the ii co 3113th ablefarming and the attainment of hands of the farmers of Ontario the best and latest scientific in formation having bearing on quality costs of productionfand onstralions have proven how qual ity can be improved and costs low ered by taking advantage of the technical information that is avail are willing to make Use of it In eyeryjounty and district there is an agricultural representative trained and qualified to place this information at the disposal of the farmers would strongly urge fullest possible extent by those for In them lies the key to more profit the objective which will place On tario agriculture on sound pei manentbasis for Shirt Culling Chicks On the DayThey Hatch Grilling starts on the day the chicks arejliatclted as it is essenv tial that all chicks be examined and weak ones discarded before being sent to the broaders During the rearing period first inthebrooders and later on the rangesthe flock should be watched constantly and anybirds showing weakness of lany kind discarded Each weak bird on the range means loss of feed and time be cause they can never become good adultstock and are menace to theirpen mates Only when all stock has its full measure of health and vitality is themrange operating efficiently states Goodwin PoultryDi Vision Central Experimental Farm 0ttawa fornicr pie lil ltl tlccleil icc pitIilvtl of ilzl wiit marketing Experiments and den able to all farmers of Ontario who that these services beused to the whom they have been established all timeto come TOf Farmers 25 Years ltitlil of if liltilltl 3i llclii sin all iltt if llvi ill ei oitltlin lliliclitt ti gttllt dt izzz It born in April lawn which he hm opcr liltlc in gitt picsolviit of the liitto of Ontario and he ml tilAnt Hi the oiinliltii limivi llifl to lttflii llt liliil iic Zt tlttlill to llzc fioaiil of the liiitcal raiia illllltlillll to llt her of yetit llc ilv high ichool lr liitaiio fullil ard ti iiiotciiunt fir iiioie than er of tent ll l=i ia farm oiiiiitioiil azoii ttllit of lirlytaii llll ilazi llitl lit lilth be litlfll patty lit ltfli annl ltullltllf ill illiif llt sciiml at pri who March lllo Willi lti llt agricultuial problem the pin yum of Hntaiio li liiot la scrttii the Ontario couciitniwiit several tie ap pointed lillllllill of tliv tnii mission of mutiny into ittll tuial conditions In Ontario by Premier iioiizc llltt utilt lioliilm llttillflll tarts At llltllttllll of ol li lI Kennedy li Smti represented the interests of finialin llImlt producers at ntcctiinv of an in dustrial disputes inquiry tltltlillh sion under the chairinatisliip of Mr in November till At the time of loz death Mr Scott was director of the brand Farmers oropcratno to scen taiy of the liitario Ilctt tattic lrolltltcts Association director of both Qiitario and taiiailian ltllcl titioiis of 1ricultiiie iiicnibci of the Ontario belleiatiwii eve cutive director and former prt sidciit of the Hair laiiiicis of Canada director ot the ntaiio Stockyards board and tilltcttir of the Ontario oopcratiie liiiou havingr served as the provisional president Mr Scott is survived by his widow the former Margaret sil bel Aitkcn of ilenannan llrucc county and five children Isabel who lives in loroiito loliit litlb neth in charge of the family farm Nora on Winghani hospital staff and two younger children Mal eulm Robert and Mary at home Justice lllllilllllt in Vllllilptl lhe Barrie Examiner has the maintenance Of second largest circulation of tiny itilsllrpllls farm town weekly in Canada It gives the 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