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CHURCH LEADERS IN SESSION Arnold Edinborough Edi tor of Saturday Night Rev John Peacock Cowans villa Quebec Mrs Torrance Beardmore Mono Mills and Ven Arlleadrihrrie to head the Round Taole Discussion at St Georges Anglican Church in Allandale The occasion was the Annual Provincial Rural Conference of Churches held for the past three days at St Georges Increased Premiums For Hogs Having Eliect 0n ProfitLess by STEWART PAGE Agricultural Representative for North Simeon The increased premiums for Grade hogs to Si per hog and the dropping of the tamer premium on Grade hogs which came into effect lust Liar ago this month is already ving quite an effect on the Brofit and loss column for all og producers It is calculat ed that the new premium means about $450 more for IGrade carcass than for ade of the some weight and 50 more for an than urcass This simply means that hog Eroducer who can market igh percentage of hogs is $1er to make fair profit for years work while for those fihose hogs grade mostly Bs Cs the profit may not be ere at all even at present Synopsis northerly winds will spread cooler air and clouds into central sections of the province this alternoon and across Southern Ontario by late this evening The prospects for Thursday are for mainly cloudy skies over most of tho vlnce with afternoon tempe tures ranging from around All the northeioe WM youth Lake St Clair Lake Erie ake Huron Niagara Lake 0n Georgian Bay regions on Hamilton Sunny and very warm ay Mainly cloudy and much oler tonight and Thursday inds southwest 15 to 15 today eeoming northerly 15 this ev ning orthornjeargian Bay Ti agaml Algoma regions North ay Sudbury Sault Ste Ma awls Clear turning cloudy and Zjooler this afternoon with few owers Mainly cloudy and much cooler Thursday Winds utmost 15 to 25 becoming rthwestjm this alternoon an Wght Thursday Forecast Temperainruv glow tonight High Thursda Windsor 40 St Thomas Hoodoo tchener ingham amllton Catharlaes CsLOlL As result of this encourag ing premium for quality iour grading percentage is improv lnzfthough not as fast as we would like Elgln Sean chief of the grading service for Can ada reports that for the first six months oi thisyear there was an increase of two per cent in the number of Grade hogs marketed for all Canada as compared with year earlier For Ontario the percentage As increased from 342 to 354 per cent an increase of 12 per cent This is nothing to brag about for Ontario but it does indicate we are moving in the right direction Since num ber of our top hog producers consistently market 75 to so per cent or more Grade hogs do not think we should be sat isficd until we get our average up to the 50 per cent mark or thereabouts MANY OVER WEIGHT Mr Simpson manager of Copaco advises us that the main reasons for so many of ourlhogs not making Grade on the rail are overweight overfat and short poor type hogs Lesser factors in this area which do not affect many are underweight and underlin ish handy set of scales is the answer to the weight prob lem None of us can guess the weight of hog tooaccurately but would judge that if every farmer used thbiiseaies regu Alberta Ahitihl Alsams stul Aluminium Alberta an Atlas steel BLOLMdnlrsnl flank of hell TeL Brazilian ea on as Power Cdn a1 ofcom can Breweries CPR Canada eunsni can Chemical Dom Tar 1m in Oil Cola Min Is in Con Paper Consumers Gas Massey DID Sea Nnrlndl 735 an 46 Leo aw Gunml flu Skh plunger camp on Can Del Rio Con Dlnlson Con 50 Sullivan Falconblifln Grco Mine Lamsauc Normetsl Dowuows new Industrlsls up 19 Golds down HIGHWAY N9 Church cuilm with Canadian 2qu WsilcTodlYl Divinioft 35m DAIRV FARMERS or CANADA 147 Davenport RasmTeronlo Dom Found Dom Stores Exquisite Pi PM any Hudson any ailn Imp Tobacco Accept inland NA later Nickel Intcrpmv lipo new club mm unmannan Fern ll 1W6 KerrAddison Ant Lac bilritimu iii iarly when the hogs came close to market weight We could easily step up our GradeAs by 10 per cent The right amount of finish is harder to get than the right weight and the lilnd and amount oi feed is important here as sumlng we have good type of bacon hog to start with illorrlsh of the OAC re ports that the otlicial HOP ra tion as fed at the test stations has proven vastly superior to five parts barley three parts oats two parts wheat and 300 pounds of 42 per cent supple ment per ton Vitamins anti biotics calcium and phosphorus along with the usual salt were added to these feeds This re tion roduced much the fastest grow ag pigs the highest daily gain with the least feed per hundredweight of gain with an 82 per cent carcass score Our swinehreeders who has breeding stock for sale fro high testing disenscdree herds appear to have the answer for the man who is not satisfied with his present strain of hogs Another factor ofen overlook ed ln discussing the importance of quality bacon hogs Is that the consumer will buy more and pay more for lean bacon than for fat bacon More Grade hogs could mean an expanding market for superior product In conclusion we should not forget that it costs lesrtoErF on duce pound of lean meat pound of let that may have to be trimmed off and sold for few cents pound as lard TODAYSSTOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn 93 Dunlap St Barrie Munster 65 les We 13 17 13 15 Pm Plu Qnr Not an Ilae Tommlnl film gom Sal salrrlu Sim onl Sta turn steel as Can Steinherl Tannom Bk rnn Can Fl Trans in Trader Texaco Union on Wslker 65W Qurmont shes Gordon Strep Rock Unltcd oil Venturrl Wllroy in Lake nulault Martin McNeely slumy at souls anaaoes industrlnlsup ms nulls up As Utilities up guanine STOCK summon max 02 Motels 11p AUCTION SALE figraga Shop and Office Equipment THURSDAY OCT I9lh 00 AMy Oils down 06 MARSHLAND morons no sm assess was mm oer no Scottish Rite Meet In Barrie Annual Fall Assembly of flu rie lodge of Pertxtion will be held in the Masonic Temple 15 Bunkers last night met for general business and balloting on candidates The lodge degree work will start at six oclock next Tues day evening what this class re nortLtone mien At mo nL the class will be received the Thrice dissent Greed Master Allrcd Wefii with the foreword address by Peter Sinclair 33 member at the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite incauade arrle degreeteamAwill start the work at the Fourth Degree followed by Scottish llite teams from Stroud and pr lllia DnWedneaday morning the conferringof degrees wfll continue starting fit 71 so Teams from Creemoro Slay ner Newmarlrct Shele and Honeywood will carry on the work The Fourteenth Degree will be conferred in the even ingby Members of Supreme Connciiand officers of Barrie Lodge of Perfection The ban not will he at six oclock radar in the recre ationer of St Andrews Presbyterian Church llauice Johns Barrie Itlidv cntistohetbecatrantof Kempenleldt Credit Union in the contest between entrants from all of the Georgian Bay District Chapters The con Dar7Tb Oct cookies will ladies sday BRADFORD ONT reams tub or chunks Chequ Opinions Expressed On Bars And Lounges City round will be faced from Tomato Im not from of many salesmen and travel Barrie but Im here often 50 game Co witharrporttroniscommit maimed concerning the feasibility oi holding refer barssnddiniogloanguwithln theeityatiuammeetlng inanth leanin formaiiooon namberoldttsenstobarsand erwmrreportcr annals clot in CQNIEST ANNOUNCEMENT asked cross section of citiv 91mle Barrie have cocktail lounges number of those askcdhad no consistent and many would not permit their asmeior Singsrerhewaaprar ry Several of time who would speak for publication however gave their comments reported ere Mn Joyce Hodgson sales lady dont like them and dont indulge myself cant seewhatgoodthey do Ithinlr the majority of tourists would like them though Actually what this city needs is nice familytype restaurant place with little class where we could take our family and have nice quiet meal We need this more than we need bar arm as would salesmen enoughtorezllu antihills no crannalltrnmdhatll acco to ti population But some people in this city methioksmnll 1mcanweil what differenudoesaornilcs le have moral right to go bieran go to the liquar store is it And cant someone get lust as drunk in Lhe hotel beverage room as they could in decent wansmelling lounge with onthofloor Alouoew hch Wmmtfi Mu Murdock house wtieIthinkthatltlllKood idea Harris is city and it Is foolish to treat it as small town It would eacmtrage local people to stay in town for an evening instead of going all the way to Toronto We should start thinking of this as city and start to have bigger ideas Mrs Thelma Tompkins sales lady dont need them but the tourists go all over the ghee to get to one it they ad nice highclass place to go to it would probably do game some good Not hole lathewall but really nice place Dick Ward manager fig ure thatcoclrtall lounges cl pecialiy on the mainstreet would bring lot more tour ist dollars into the city If towntheslze of Port MoNfooll can have licence then cer tainly Barrie should know Berry Crop Is Second George Priagle 34 Wellington Street East has stalk of cul tivated dark red raspberries from bush in his garden with an unusual second crop With some as large as cher ries it bore 46 ripe and 38 green berries He brought the angi nal hush from the garden of Wally Tribhle then in Pains wick now in Barrie over 12 years ago second crop comes only once in 12 years on the aver age with this variety accord ing to Mr Prlngle and do had have stayed here Mn It eon nscwlf on at make as to whether or not think thaltttliis woulldnbe vergy good am not against thorn navottldgwspnopls ad is drink Mimi think men ave TorontoltsMlmnlUflIte 01de good Mrs McCain Bradford am alnst this lounges Street No whole idea of nodtoepuldthenl blmwhcnllBr bar theywonld and Sunday ball games theatres and all this thtrlderoftbe movies bars simply disgusting Mrs Sturgcu secretary think that its only matter of time until Barrie Which way the vote will go However do feel Km cant say that 55 Wflma 50 thing for the city as they would BEE srniiiiswuns and think basthem stimulate economy just like any other business 31 St Giifl Anglican Church The church has ministry to all situations and all questions This Chrisv tioa religion is not somethln that was instigated 1900 year go and res 33 tions as they were in those dayLThisEhdsfianWd¥4 life fits the modern society the modern society with cocktail lounges We must meet this full in the face No longer is it thought to be the churchs position to hide its head like th ostrich andvuyrr flhecause cannot see it it does not as lst People Will continue to drink whether there are cock tail lounges or not Our dut as Christians and church poops is to show in our own life that our moderation is somethln to be imitated rather than eon demned When It Comes To Coats Come To Stransmsns STRANSMAN 44 DUNLOP ST test which is to he held at 610 Saturday at Kennys Banquet Hall will be judged byJoaa Garrick of Barrie Helen Dal glelsb of Hamilton and Frank Murphy guarantor monument INVITATION Be our guest for your coffee break on Credit Union 19th Coffee tea and be served with free flowers for the The Hours 10 am to 1130 pan and 130 pm to pm All over the world Thursday Oct 19th is Cre dit Union Day Come and celebrate with us KEMPENFELDT CREDITUNION IS Clapperton Sh Barrio PA 8519 Mzuoeau ecu Branch Manages iorth American Life is pleascdto announce the appoint ment or omzmganjcmi or Branch Manager for the Companys Barrie Branch Mr McLaggan has been successfully associated with the company since 1941 He adva ment in the province of NW Brunswick where he was also active as director of the LifoUndervlriters Association North American Life ofless complete life insurance service personal insurance and annuities group life and pension and group health and accident Mr Mclagyn and those associated with him will welcome your inquiries Iiolmi AMERICAN use Mounties tenant s9 aunt smu sun Bunk Ilressed to suit her kitchen 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