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f pap 4 the stoufryiui tribune thursday septeamer i j955 hebes news for the busy farmer bacon too fat ilat song becoming aware thai united states farmers accuse this stack i fast akrg no rec- united state houiewlves of gnizable shape at all the ides culinary srabohts tecauejare sliding nearly every way they are showing preference land especially o in the dlree for imported pork products th i hon of the stable door to rem- farmers opdr this unfairledy thif alarming development as they rely on has to uphe methodically builds a firm their jurplux of corn o thats just the trouble reajnorej edge and blithely ig- the age advice regarding bna the housewives prefer imjthe centre with the necessary ported bacon and ham is be- eau thev are leaner and nrm- stubixjrnnftiv required to en dure the roaring blast of thistle- er reason that united states down sharp straw and choking tobacco farm inc area moves north in less than a decade tobac co farming bag developed sa hogs are fat and flabby cause they are fed corn corn- fed hog just dont produce top grade pork how to stack the straytrile to the uninitiated a neat traw stack is only a pile of threshed oat wheat or barley talk and chaff but to the s lct few whose dubious prtvlj lege it has been to construct these stacks they are much much more both a stack and the man who builds it meet by pure mu tual force of necessity when there is positively no either place for the needed straw but a certain area in the barnyard convenient to the stable eomeone must build it to pre vent it from spreading ail over the nearby spaces tniess an owner is ill he will seldom ask anyone else to ply the pttch- tfork and rarely if ever are there excited volunteers for the job stack building at its worst is horrible an unfavorable hot wind that swirls over ami around the barn a splitting headache due to an overdose of ragweed dust and a moonstruck calf of a kid who is daydream ing of the cute little blonde he was snuggling beside last night instead of keeping the blower from chasing you all over the stack is enough to bring on apo plexy ideal conditions never never occur but a helpful breeze a cooperative experien ced neighbor at the blower con trols and various other aids uch as a mask goggles gloves and even a comforting nibble of a sympathetically offered plug of tobacco can ease the discomfort of stack making personal experience with the lastmentioned item has always proven extremely unsatisfac tory but there are some cast iron constructed individuals who do achieve soothing re- illts through the use of this form of nicotine the beginner is told that the cardinal rule of stacking is to keep its centre high so that pain water will tend to run toward the outside well he dust that pursues him relent lessly as he tramps around and around the stack he may poss ibly finish with a stack of which he ts quite proud later on dur ing next winter when he finds that he cant dent his piece of handiwork with a shard crow bar because his energetic tram ping around the outside has let the rainwater completely soak g slack and it is now a frozen mound he may have other feelings than those of pride stacks are not so numerous as they once were due to the increasing use of combines and pickup balers but a few can still be noticed tucked in close to barn in this area some are jqna and mushroom shaped especially if cattle have rubbed flybitten backs around the bot toms of them others are tall sugarloaf shaped and tired looking at jeast they are leaning on a stick sometimes after a few heavy showers a stack appears to be a small vol- ituo with steam drifting from the top in the early morning sunshine one large onionshap ed straw stack was thought io be a good example of dutch skill but by the builders own admission it was his own dutch good luck it seems that the sides had unintentionally slid out farther than he wanted them to be yes when next you see a wellproportioned straw stack trim and neat and bright yel low remember that it most cer tainly wasnt like topsyi who just- growed simcoe county from an un known quantity to what is now the most valuable per acre cash crops tobacco growing came to sim coe in the early ifttos when it was discovered that the soil and climate of this area were quite compatible for successful tobacco culture just as in the recognized areas of southern ontario in 150 the cash value of the crop was estimated at over one and a half million dollars with approximately 60 farms in pro duction the laraest areas were ne- lowell ahiston and ever ett acreage and the number of farmers producing tobacco has increased considerably since 10 the soil has been found to be as good as in oxford coun ty and the weather factor is not much different from the established tobaccogrowing ar eas to the south the harvest begins about the first of august and continues until the crop is all in or until the first frost there are sever al farmers in the district who employ 30 or more during the peak credit for actual proving of the land as tobacco soil goes to hone dewilde who bought land between creemore and xew ixi- well and produced his first crop in 1940 the average yield is from 1000 to 1500 lbs to the acre and it requires a ton and a half of soft coal and one fourfoot cord of hardwood to cure one acre of tobacco many of the growers are now using oil burners and each kiln needs five or six burners after the tobacco is thorough ly cured it is stored in barns and stripped later in the fall finance a beef promotion plan through deduction on cattle a plan to promote improve- 1 will be forwarded in full to the mem in the merchandising association treasury on a marketing and production of i monthly basis beef will be undertaken by the f the plan has been discussed births outnumber deaths 1 to 1 births outnumbered deaths in canada by more than three to one in the first seven months of this year marriage registra tions declined there were 250000 births in the period compared with 228770 in the same period of 1951 the bureau of- statistics reported today at the same tme deaths rose to 75507 from 73174 marriage registrations num bered 60782 compared with 62601 forthe 1951 period mm eo many churches or one true church is denominationalism a plague or a blessing ought al protestant churches to unite what about ecumenicalism is its goal of one big- church including the roman catholic church in accordance with scripture rev w s whitcombe will discuss the above important topic at the vivian church sunday september 4 at 730 pm early sown grain is best farmers in most pans of ontario will long remember the summer of 155 ivith its insuffi cient rainfall driedup pas tures and low grain yields but disappointing as the dro ught was it emphasized the importance of at least two fac tors states prof j laughland dapt of field husbandry ont agricultural college first the advantage of early seeding for oats barley and mixed grain second the advis ability of having diseaseresist ant varieties of oats in sections where rust is prevalent reports have come from all parts of ontario that the early sown grain was best discloses prof laughland it was well advanced before the dry period set in it is now known that many farmers who were able to take advantage of the first days when the land was ready lo work and got their crop away to a good start will have wellfilled bin which will re lieve some of their feed wor ries during the winter experiments conducted by the oacs field husbandry department over a fiveyear pe riod in sowing grain at dates one week apart starting with the earliest date at whioh the land could be worked showed that there was rapid falling off in yield and quality of grain from the latesown crop ontario beef producers asso ciation it will be financed by means of smail deductions from the returns on cattle and calves according to an announcement last wets deductions would be made on all animals sold through public stockyards or direct to packing plants in ontario beginning monday sept 26 1955 the essence of the plan is to deduct 10 cents a head on ma ture cattle and five cents on calves if every farmer pays an annual fund of s9o00o will be used for a public relations pro gram to encourage people to eat more beef costs each farmer m it will cost each of the 100000 farmers who sell cattle less than 1 a year on the average mr huffman said there is nothing spectacular or glam orous about this program and farmers should not expect the beat price to go up immediately the only practical method of having deductions made was through the offices of the deal ers and commission agents who sell cattle and calves on the yards and through the packers when the animals go directly to their plants this means con siderable extra office detail for these businesses but all of them have agreed to cooperate because they feel the plan pro posed by the beef producers association will benefit all phases of the industry once these deductions are made they with government officials as well as the trade and many of the potential feugs which in evitably develop when some thing new is stared jtave al ready been ironed out indeed ontario minister of agriculture hon f s thomas told the association officers that he was very pleased with the selfhelp approach they were making to their problems voluntary scheme vvhlle the plan provides that the deductions will be made on all cattle and calves going di rect to packing plants or sold on publicstockyards in ontario it is pointed out that the plan is a voluntary one should any producer feel he did not wish to contribute he can obtain a refund of the full amount of his deductions by contacting the association treasurer within 60 days and giving full details of the transaction the beef producers that is the farmers who produce commercial beef cattle have come to realize they must take steps to further improve their production marketing and mer chandising methods if they are to compete successfully with other branches of the food in dustry moreover these other branches are blowing their horns rather loudly in praise of their products the beef producers feel it is time they did some tooting for beef and this plan is intended to help them do just that fall fair dates clip this out for reference aberfoyle acton alvinston ancister arthur avonmore ayton b3rrie bayfield beamsville beavarton i beeton belmont binbrook blyth bolton bothaelis corner bracebridge brampton brigden sept 20 21 sept 16 17 sept 30 oct 1 sept 27 2s sept 27 2s sept 13 11 sept 23 24 sept 29oct 1 sept 2s 29 sept s10 sept 151 sept 27 2s sept 22 sept 16 17 sept 20 21 sept 30 oct 1 sept 16 sept s 9 sept 151 oct i 5 brussels sept 29 30 burford oct 8 and 10 caledon sept 23 24 caledonia sept 29octl chatsworth sept 28oct 1 pine orchard august 25 mr and mrs e hogg and family of arvida quebec spent several days with their cousin mrs rae mcclure and mr mc- clure mr and mrs punch visited former neighbours in our com munity on sunday earl johnston is visiting his cousins bruce and verne eve- leigh in aurora mr and mrs walt hall of newmarket also mr and mrs norman woon of south porcu pine called on mr and mrs howard mcclure on sunday mr and mrs r allen and mr and mrs fred lehman at tended the wedding of their nephew in peterlboro on satur day miss aleta widdifield attend ed a family reunion at the rus- nell home in stouffville last week the willing workers of the union church visited the in mates of york manor on wed after a musical program much enjoyed by the elderly folks each was presented with a lovely assortment of cookies and candy mr and mrs barr of aurora visited mr and mrs howard haines recently province aids tree planters applicants who plan on tree planting projects next spring are urged by the ontario dept of lands and forests to file their applications as soon as possible since applications are treated in priority according to the date received by the re forestation division briefly regulations provide that the owner of a parcel of land of at least two acres ex clusive of any area occupied by structures may obtain nursery stock from the depart ment for establishing replen ishing or enlarging a wood or shelter belt charges are at the rate of 14 per thousand for scotch pine and s10 per-thous- and for other species applica tions must be made on forms obtainable from district or other department offices cial space mr smith- who came orig inally from the second conces sion of uxibridge was employ ed for twelve years until rec ently with the dept of trans port as a radio operator on his return to stouffville he pur chased the home which he is currently altering he expects to start in business handling the hallicrafters line of tele- mr and mrs 0regan were usa visitors during their vis1 anc during the holidays month of september new tv radio t romance still flourishes on t n c the holidayresort beaches service to open 5oon it nard t0 understand ross smith who has returned to town is presently engaged in extensive alterations to his home located on main st right next to the post office mr smith plans to occupy the upper storey of the build ing as a residence with half of the lower portion to he op ened soon as the smith radio- electronic service the other half of the ground floor will be available for office or commer- how the girl knows she real ly loves the boy when she has seen him only in trunks a face mask a snorkel and flip pers cheslev sopt 9 10 clifford oct 7 s coldwater sept 12 13 collirigwood sept 2224 cookstowri sept 1 16 dorchester oct drayton sept 17 and 19 dresden aug 30sept 1 drumbo sept 28 29 dunchurch sept 1921 dundalk sept 16 17 dunganon sept 20 durham sept 30 oct 1 elmira sept 2 3 and 5 klmvale sept 1921 bmbro sept 19 erin oct 7 8 and 10 exeter sept 21 22 fairground- sopt 30 fergus sept 9 10 forest sept 20 21 gait sept 2221 georgetown sept 30 oct 1 glencoe sept 22 23 gorrie sept 30 oct 1 grand valley sept 23 21 hanover sept 14 lo harriston sept 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