Hog Producers Re Elect Clayton May President at Halton Meeting
Halton Hog Producers Association held its annual meeting in Milton with Ontario Hog Producers Association president T Charieh McInnis as chief speaker. He urged support for United Live Stock Sales citing a $2.00 per hog price rise over two years and defended producers right to market via their agency. The group passed a resolution backing the Marketing Agency and pushing toward a National Agency with Clayton May elected president and a full slate of officers named.
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Iroquois
Ontario Hog Producers’. Association
Halton
Hog Producers’ “Association
Milton
McInnis
P. Merry
Producers’ Sales
United Live Stock
Ontario
Charles Newton
Newton
As.a
Clayton May
Davenport
Treas
A. R
Holstein Banquet To Hear J. M. Fraser
The Hatton Holstein Breeders Club plans the annual Yes Night banquet next week featuring an illustrated address by J M Fraser a noted Holstein breeder from near Huttonville about his overseas trip.
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Hatton Holstein ‘Breeders’Club
J__M_ Fraser
Huttonville
Milton Juniors Win Dick Trophy at Halton Junior Drama Festival
Milton Juniors won the Dick Trophy at the Halton Junior Farmers drama festival held at Oakville High School. Adjudicator John Binks praised all four casts and directors, with praising notes for Norval Juniors and Milton Juniors final act Pink and Patches. Best Actor went to Bill Kelly of Milton. Best Actress contenders were Dorothy Ingram and Jean Peterson.
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Halton
Milton
Oakville
Don Matthews
Esquesing
John Binks
Hamilton
Binks
Norval Juniors
Howson-Ruddell
Jim Brown
George English
Bernice Wilson
Thelma Brown
Mary Pope
Marjorie Segsworth
Edward Segsworth
Charles Blanshard
Florence Meares
Acton Junior -Farmers Qt
Anne McLaughlin
Betty Anderson
Bill Thompson
Eleanor McKeown
Sandy Buchanan
Mitchell Neal
W. F. Slimn
Pink
Jean Peterson
Bill Kelly
Dorothy Ingram
Freda McFadden
Stuart McFadden
Norval
Alsa
Dave Pelletterio
Geo. Newell
K. Y. Dick
Geo. E. Elliott
Margaret Alice -Elliott
J. E. Whitelock
Halton Hog Show Prizes Announced for Milton Event
Halton Hog Producers Association led by Clayton May unveils prize provisions for the Bacon Show in Milton in March. Specials of 2.00 for first and second quality hogs in township entries plus 1.00 for second prize township group, plus Canada Agriculture prizes of 5.00 first quality carcasses, 4.00 second, 2.00 third, 1.00 fourth. Hogs must be market ready by March 21. interested participants should contact Halton officers.
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Milton
Clayton
May
Halton_Hog Producers’ Association
Canada Department of Agriculture
The
Halton Association
Ontario Hog Test Station Yields Mixed Grade A Rates
Hog test data from Ontario shows 954 hogs marketed with 28.95 percent Grade A in Canada 1954 and 29.97 percent in Ontario, Halton County 41 percent in 1951. Average weight gain was one pound per six pounds feed. 240 groups tested. highest 15 groups 98.3 percent A and 87.5 score versus 23.3 percent A and 52.5 score in lowest 15. Indicates breeding impact under uniform feed and weights.
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Ontario
Canada
Halton
Forums Split on Price Support Without Trade Barriers
Ontario farmer groups discuss price support efficacy and trade barriers at a February 14 forum. About 40 percent support cost-based pricing via surpluses and cooperation, while 38 percent demand extra trade barriers. Majority want supports above export price, with a substantial share advocating cost-of-production pricing.
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Ontario
Farm Forum
Bosebank
Waterloo
Melrose
Hastings
Redwing
O.D
R. Artémesia
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