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620 Nr TATE Ta ar Se SES pm To Len ay % oe ----- Fa LL > OLE, io PS I hp he AY. aT - SID? ot SPER Seta &h REECE 12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1978 The Farm Scene CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING Beef producers are reminded that the annual meeting of the Ontario County Cattlemen's Association will be held in the Town Hall, Sunderland, on Tuesday, January 24th. ". The program will start with the business of the annual meeting at 11 o'clock in the morning, and following lunch, there will be a guest speaker, Mr. Bruce Cook, Sales Manager, Elanco Products Division - Eli Lilly & Company Limited. Mr. Cook's talk will be on the use of Rumensin in beef' cattle feeding. Rumensin is a new feed additive that has just recently been licensed for sale in Canada. Feeding trials have indicated that this product will give a 10 per cent improvement in feed efficiency. Also on the program, Mr. Gus Lask, Provincial Director, will give a report on activities of the Provincial Association. Noon lunch will be provided with the cost of the lunch being covered in the annual membership fee. All interested cattlemen are invited to attend. PORK AND BEEF OUTLOOK According to the information from the Meat Packers Council of Canada, a 10 per cent increase in supply of hogs and pork appears likely in 1978. This is expected to bring a progressive weakening in prices as output rises. Increased numbers of heavier hogs are also possible with changes that took place in the hog carcass indexing table on January 2nd. This can mean more pork on the market because for every 5 lb. increase in average carcass weights, the supply increases 3 per cent. " 1978 cattle slaughter is expected to be down, perhaps by as much as 4 to 6 per cent from 1977 levels. Stronger prices in the first half compared to a year ago age being forecast, but there is still some doubt that the last half prices will top 1977 levels to any great extent. HOLSTEIN CLUB ANNUAL MEETING#, Of interest to Holstein Breeders will be the annual meeting of the Ontario County Holstein club, which will be held in the Manchester Hall, on Saturday, January 28th, beginning at 10:30 in the morning. The guest speaker on this occasion will be Mr. Bruce Reid, President of the Holstein Friesian Associ- ation of Canada. Brucellosis has caused a great deal of concern among cattle owners during the past couple of years, and speaking on this topic will be Dr. Robert McCrae, Veterinarian, Port Perry. SAFETY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Ontario County Farm Safety Association was held recently at the Agricul- tural Office, Uxbridge, at which time projects com- pleted in 1977 were reviewed, and plans were made for projects to be undertaken in 1978. One of the most successful projects carried out last year was the annual safety poster competition in the rural schools with a total of 534 pupils taking part. This will be one of the projects to be undertaken again in 1978. Other projects included a 4-H safety meeting, safety quiz in the annual Junior Farmer and 4-H Judging Competition, and a Junior Farmer Tractor Safe Driving Competition at Beaverton Fair. It is expected that these projects will also be continued in the new year. . . The Safety Association is again planning on making No Rider stickers available to farm machinery dealers throughout the area for use on farm tractors, and a supply of No Smoking signs is on hand in the Agricultural Office at no charge for those who require them. Safety serviettes are also available for use at banquets and meetings. Officers elected for 1978 are Chairman - Ron Deeth, R. R. 2, Port Perry, and Secretary - Ivan Bell, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Uxbridge. The immediate Past Chairman is Mr. Jack Switzer, R.R. 1, Beaverton. ) LOANS "No Salary Requirements. Homes-Cottages-Farms-Debt. Consolidation MORTGAGES PURCHASED Call FRANK COULSTING SUTTON (416-)722-8343 Morris Pompili Mortgage Broker TF. 'MORTGAGE > 1st Mortgages from 10% % - 2nd Mortgages from 112% News from Seagrave and area by Mrs. Marilyn Beacock Saturday evening Unit 2 gals and their hubbies en- joyed a fun evening of bowl- ing at Centennial Bowling Lanes in Port Perry. After the game all were invited back to Terry and Maxine Lavereau's to enjoy a super buffet of delicious casserole- es as well as the usual other accompaniments. Highlight of the evening was a sur- prise birthday cake for our good buddy Len Somerville who added another year this past week. Prizes for bowl- ing were awarded to Elaine- Willerton, Len Somerville, Donna Wanamaker and Bert Hutcheon. A big thank you to Maxine Lavereau, Jane Jones and Glenda Hutcheon for plann- ing this evening and a special thank you to the Lavereau's for their grac- ious hospitality. On Saturday Jan. 21 the leaders have organized a Snowmobile Party for all Seagrave Beavers. All parents are asked to please have the kids at the church by 10:00 a.m. SHARP! Parents are requested to make sure the children are warmly dressed and if possi- ble at all, that they all wear safety helmets. Following the snowmobile run hot dogs Escorted MOTORCOACH Tours to: CALIFORNIA : 23 : $749. per person twin Many Departures in Feb., Apr., May, June July, Aug., Sept., Oct. For Details Contact: J and refreshments will be provided for all Beavers and helpers in the church base- ment with Bill Muldoon in charge of K.P. duty. Anyone who has a snowmobile and who would be willing to take one or two little Beavers on this outing please be at the church shortly before 10:00 a.m. Saturday morning. Also any moms who could help prepare and serve lunch afterwards would certainly be appreciated. The party is expected to be over between 1:00 - 1:30 p.m. N.B. There will be no cancellation of this party. In the event of rain the Beavers will enjoy a Games Day at the church during the same hours. The S.S. will be hosting a skating party providing the weatherman co-operates on Sun. Jan. 29. Following S.S. everyone will be treated to hot dogs and beverages and each family is asked to please bring a finger dessert. Then we'll all head down to the river for an afternoon of fun.. Hope we'll see -you there! Unit 1 will be having their meeting on Mon. Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. Louella Kennedy at 8:00 p.m. Those who desposited coins in this weeks birthday box at church were "Len Somerville, Louella Kennedy and little Ian Smith. Happy Birthday folks! Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and boys enjoyed a lovely dinner with her grandmother Mrs. Milton Stone. Several villagers have had the flu bug of one variety or another and we're glad to see most of them have recovered although I hear reports that Don and Norma Adams of Mariposa Estates are still suffering the effects of it. Betty Smith had her Fri- Everyone welcome ONTARIO COUNTY CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION : TOWN HALL, SUNDERLAND ! TUESDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1978 - 11 A.M. ] 5 Guest Speaker, Mr. Bruce M. Cook, Elanco Products - Eli Lilly & Co. Ltd. Topic:-Rumensin. : NONQUON TRAVEL | day the 13th bad luck on L 85-2336 9 Thursday the 12th when she had the misfortune to break ; 25¢525252525d525252525¢525252525252525250525d5252525252525252525252525 2525252 g Annual Meeting d Noon lunch provided H. Ivan Bell, Sec. Glenn Squire, Pres. oEoDEDRooREEERoR TREN IQCCICICIC A » RN a BEE i; BR ~ 220 COCHRANE ST.. PORT PERRY | SIEBE REKKER 985-7086 -» T., Lf RS - abd bt ! ~~ Railroadhouse ® 21 Luxurious Rooms . ® El Heated - Air Conditioned - Cable T.V. o Breakfast Lounge [Guests Only] ® Facility for Seminars - Meetings, etc. PORT PERRY, ONTAR'10 Telephone: (416) 985-8131 Motor Motel Paul - Asta Larsen » her arm while ski-dooing. We wish these folks all a speedy recovery. We are also sorry to hear that little Joanne Desautel was unfortunate enough to fracture her leg during Christmas week while sleigh riding with another little friend. Hope if won't be too long until you have your cast off, Joanne! Anne Carr has informed me that a letter has been sent to the firm responsible for publishing the Beaver Cook Books but as yet no word has been received from them. Congratulations to Reta Boe who became a great- grandma again last week! Unit 2 gals are invited to attend their Jan. meeting which will be held at the home of Glenda Hutcheon on Mon. Jan. 23 at 8:00. Next weeks correspondent will be Donna Wanamaker. Her number is 985-8350. Blackstock man facing charge An 18-year old Blackstock youth has been charged by Durham Regional Police with criminal negligence following a high speed chase last Thursday night that re- sulted in serious injuries to a Whitby man. Charged is Bradley G. Black, driver of a car that allegedly hit speeds of up to 160 k.p.h. while being pursu- ed by police through Picker- ing. ) A passenger in the car, Donald Couture, 18, of Whit- by was rushed to Scar- borough Hospital in fair con- dition after being impaled on a guardrail which came through the grill of the car and out the glove compart- ment, after the vehicle went out of control, struck a number of guardrails and EE EE EE Ea [| EEE ERSE id] plunged into a ravine. A second occupant of the car, Cameron Cyr, 20, of Whitby, was also injured but released after treatment at Ajax- Pickering Hospital. 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