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SEAFORTH MONUMENT
OPEN
T. Pryce & Son
ALL TYPES OF'
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
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Desspito the fact that .large-scale treasurer_ • gates and management represent-
farmers
epresent_ mers have recently been -blanc- As pa.rt of the Seafortli Co-op's atives from local coroperatwves
educational. program, a group of throughout the province, - totalled
ed for' many of'tlae farts. Surplus. junior Farmers---a.lsv attended the 844 people` ' -
trollies . of Canadian agriculture. e; ,eonvenilon"at. the expense of :.the ; A record Jnillaon dollar year in
they. were, .placed, iia;' a favorable local Co-op- .Supervised. by John net earnings -for 'United Co -opera-
fight at ,the - annual riieetang of, a McRae, ideal neldmana; they were .bates of.Ontario for 1958-51 was an
peri ' • of Qatari°, • Jack Dearing, Anthony Vaj Loon, nouriced at U.CO's • annual meeti g
Urnted .. lives Francis' $int, Jack...Crazi r, Ars in Yoronto last week.. The total
held i Termite r s .tee ra Dole=
old Campbell,-- Ma Stewart, Jim_ 51;8b3,579 before, taxes came from
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gaf�es';and at?eakeas geaieralty" ielt;Palm Harvey D e• and Doug a:$ ,' sales volume, „which
;,that farm co-operatives can n,
easily survive \without serving,,
larger #armor as well as the small, -
1 patrons Bepreseiating Seafartli,;
Farmers' ry p at the '• pieetmgis
Were'Piresident Robert W. Camp-.
bell; Loyd `Dowat,• vlanager;•
Clare Reith; 'Manager poultry di '
ter
vis�,on; and. Mrs., . Reith;• �'e
Simpson, R. S.' McLercher Jack t t •b
farm
Davidson, Murray Roy, secretary- a •panel mehiber, was that Many,
tit#liillUliitfitill1111llHHU1ti11f111,11l ill of (the small farm eo-operatives pro -WINTHROP
t be able to better serve ::tileIr H
WORKS
Exeter 41 Clinton 1620 • ,,:, .Seaforth 573.
a• t .110 $ Fe3� ge rel' manager,
A special pagel,diseussion on the seForted" at being 'per cent -high-
subject was staged. Panel••mem er•than last year:
bets George •McLaughlui, Beaver; This fast-growing- 'co-operative'.
toa; Angus ` Viison, Ottawa,'' and wholesale' and. associated local co -
Fenton? , Cryderman, T.hamesville; .operatives have,'the largest single ,
gave, their opinions on what ,farm distributing program combining:
co•el eratives were doing now and feed, fertilizer; petroleum: and farm
In addition,.
Could. do �, the future to help the supplies in Ontario a
er. One pourt brvugh ,on y they have extensive'liveatock•.and
grain marketing operations. in this
wince. 'And the net earnings re -
netted by -UCO means over X9)0,000
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these' Savings to their farm '
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arm m nab • n? g Prior to=,her departure far her•
motion of . ((f__acdities and services as patrons a tdividends Tia 1 ars new home in Seafarth, Mrs. Ethel
within certain-, areas. Other points' in turn' 'i11 be 'able4 Jow pass M hone was presented with • an
stressed_by tbe;panel were, service; e�electric tea , byen the mem-
'quality er goods: handled by co- hers and other 'patrons_ fiiae.19221,7'yrs c {little kettle hutch:
;ops, •plus bulk -feed 'mid fe • -r 604 will he. Paid- out ,as approxi. b rs:.G% Smith " f Cavan ane hurch.
programs for large-scale f u, a�g mately $690,Q00•in common shares
Ss
000 in ' cash.. dividends, and the'\presentati n was.m�ade by;
operations. r: ' : : - and, , Mrs, , J. Boyd. '
Probably the stron'gest plea for Largest; single patronage dividend .. r ped Hie Hilton, of
the large seale,farms was given by .is nearly ..$=0,000, t -o --be paid; -tq .gs aha Mrl a ;and TZrs Sen
Ralph Campbell, Professor ; and .Thamesvi 1e -Co-op.` Cowan, of ii:dlMr. were here this
bead of the :Economics Depart- President -Alden McLean, Muir
resented. the directors' • re- week attenrli the -funeral' of their -
wen Ptiell GuProfessor. port .p father, the late Calvin A• TTiilen_
Camgi>ell. quoted -facts: Which sliovv- .L� to` a ut 500 .delegates, from _ •
p�'� �w�
farm sup and other: co -Opera
ed:;th ' a beene_tren tag ,larger, ii' il of ra id:.er annusG'RoUP II'OF IPA
farms . has. been m ,,:evidence.. for fives He• tot p P., The December meeting q£ "Group
many -year=. The trend .is acceler- of UCO "in the`. past year in many 2. of the WA "of :Northside Umted
ating at present, with larger farm ;a5 eas: A new marketing Develop- Cbl h 'ass, held at the honme • of
ers putting out an ever-increasing ment Division , was estabhshetd 'as Zrs_ , Izeniil1 and as has been
percentage of tlie total ou of a service to. groups of producers the evsiom='for several years, -teen
food::: Since ;1921 -census fries -who wished help with ,their...mar� •the form of a pse:lera supper ok
show that farms 484) acres or moreiketing , problems; an Urban De-, ter f rni feovs repast, Mrs J M'.
I in . size had c -i- ally .increased .mpartment.:was added to the Locals Scott toakr. charge of the ,devotion-
a
umbel: Up to 1956; farms fromDivision and is now providing: a part the meetwg The meet -
Off.
(to. 480 acres had increased,fuel, 'oil . service to `consumers in al Parts d ened• w fih . Theca eel
the Metropolitan' Toronto :district_
toff. 'Size sof farms c n't be of tinea Mr eLean • alio reported the of :a poem"iChrits_e _ -of•a-h+7£• i Trion bar ar evotionai:
" as, the d
Mrst Sc9tt:`read
SoreCam terms ,of mbell said,'a output is no fe er :plant• at' isoaburg: and ' e?n � e Crreatest ' J Ever
Wal -
Mare indicative of size." The the purchase of, iair,e acres:and Told after whieii; Mrs. B Wal
warehouse facgiities.formerly oWn` tors led prayer.
trend is a matter tests
he ',,ed
Mrs H:;';Hugiil took .charge of
ed by a';tractor-trailer:company; at g:
said, with higher Costs of..equip-,te : the .business meetm After the.
�ieston.' .
went and labor requiring ..greater reading of ' lite minutes of; the pre=`:
We can
FURNACE
In yokes horse and not leave ;you.•without beat: for more
Than' Five Hours -!•-
GAS - OIL' - COAL or . WOOD
EXAMPLE: A Standard Installation for six -room bungalow,;
C
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completely installed
all-Seaforth 585 for Free Estimates
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size of farm= operation: He; pre-: LEGIOI�Y I.�DIES' AiTI1.IARF vious .meeting, a roll call was
dieted' that size of livestock and aivsw, . a;
by 20; monitors :and dile
poultry • feeding, enterprises will in- Tbe. December •,meeting .:o£ Seta-- :visitor: .It was decided , that the
crease- even more in. the future; form L•egion Ladies Auxiliary officers for 195= for 1960..
A bi breakthrougli is coming -•in -$ranch-:.156 1Vas acid •Wednesday ,kers f e programsforon Ifor were
livestockgfeeding right now; he Tim the I egion� oom_ The meeting made'.,Jut, Miss N. Sinclair enter -
told delegates,
nter-told"delegates, .just>as a big break; vias opened bv- President.4Mrs.. H. .mined a those present very agree.-
' in the rod ietion and use . Jessome,. ROIL call was: answered •ably by showing her pictures;., rak-
the p•
of modern' farm . equiputent` Caine''by 31` ladies_ :The secretary, Mrs: en for the most .part m Northern"
at the end of; .the • last war; .: " • . U: Little, read: the minutes of the Onta'
last meeting. Accounts, for pay-,
o rural rid io studies Made:by. •ent . 'and the treasurer's . report
two rural soelologists who • had ra
been brought hi from USA to, let-" Were Oen lkeaSiter.Miss Thel-
tore to educationalists a•fewyears lila Forbes: ),
ago,• to clinch-•-his'Wargument about ..The auxiliary has been notified
the value of: the large-scale•farm by'Westminster ,HOspital, London,'
er: .kccordiag to the sociologists, that the adopted veteran William
the • large.o ;scale farmer; was the Watt, had passed away: It was.de;
person �vhterided�to become the 'tided to' send, a faarcel to the .:hos
leader in farm organizations' and Pita-1,M:,be given to the ;new, adopt-
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doptrn the; community":The first farm ed. veteran for ' Chi stmas_ Re;
er• ta'•get•Ideas, use;, them , and .do ,ports were given by the couimit-
ch: s'.usually. the tees. on, the Monday night ladies'
his .own re=cur . . -.. - - - s: • , '. --
called
farmer; this type is Inv-itation.•euchre
as
aw w
alai dr
called an„iia"nogaior,:' The': ma5s.of : The`.S:30 p_m,.sio y
Ie- dii-, not• readii - follow won by. Mrs. Fred- Chappel; ' mys-
f f farm- tory pnze b�, Mr
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SALES and SERVICI
Scatoma
arm peop > s Olive Little,' :and
Mi. whd Biot the; group a . a.s •ecial draw by Mrs:'. Alen Muir_'
ors tvho fit into an `early adopter' p
class, the 'ones, woo Use :others' Children,.s `gifts were brought by
ideas; and. ,research on theirown' each member; to'be sent to; the
farms; are -usually: younger., men War Memorial Sick Children's Hos-
"-and tend to he large-scale.' farmers_ pital • in London for Christmas: .'
These are the ones, who often be- ` Nominations iter -the 1960 slate
come leaders •Profesor Camp- of officers were held, with thefol:
bell pointed, out that if the people louring being elected: president,
v�ho-take a,leading role in the fu-. rs. Harry. •3essome • (acct);• first
tore are ]hely' to be Targe -scale vice president; Mrs_ John Holland :
farriers, -farts co-operatives must. ..(acei-); secondvice-president,:Mrs.'
have their support. '• •3ames Sallows (acel.); secretary,'
Sessions of • the -annual meeting. Mrs. Olive Little (aecl ); 'treasur=
er, ; Miss' Thelma • Forbes (aecL).;
ed .December' ` 2 Registrations -' . , Mrs: .Cls
ended executive .committee.;, 3 y,.
of visitors, ,stilt. from UCO, dole ton Dennis sirs. • ;Gordon Scott,
Mrs, S• Sne11;?tits. Cleave Coombs;
sick end visiting, Mrs. L. Edgar;
property, Mrs. L. Wood; buying,
Mrs. James McGrgor; Mrs: Jack
Praiser, Mrs Charlie Wood; en-
tertainment, Mrs. Fred Chappel,
Mrs. Gordon Scott; -past president,
Mrs. John Taylor; press reporter; -.
.Mrs:' Gorden Scott. Auditors are: -
-to be appointed at the January
meeting.
After the meeting, a social:4hour.
Was spent, with guests of ''honor,
Mrs. Cleave Coombs, Mrs. Jones
and, Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, of '
Egmondville, present. These lad:
ies :werr=called to the front and
each presented With a--gift-before
their depaifiire to ''England _next
week -for- Chtristmas:holidays: - he
ladies each made a :suitable .rep1,y:,
Mrs:. Uarry Jessoine entertained
the' ladies with some Christmas
'carols played,on'the accordian, A
skit ealleU "Just One More;" vias
presented bar Mrs; Fred Chappel,'
Mrs. O, Little and :Mrs. Presaca».
tor. A_ cdMical musical selection
was presented by Mrs. A. Jes,
some, Mrs. J, Taylor, Mrs. J. Sal -
lows, Mrs. 11i; • "Mcdrath and Mrs,
C. Wood..
A visit was paid to the party by
Santa. Claus, who handed out the
exchange gifts to each 'lady pres-
ent: A bountiful Christmas;: lunch'
was served by the December lunch.
conimittee.
25th Anniversary,
EUCHRE & DANCE
• HENSALL Community Centre
December18,1'959:
Euchre at 8.30 p.m
Lucky 'Lunch Prize -,Draw . for
Christmas Cakes: Auspices Kippen
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East .Institute.
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make tremendous :'when ou travel in, a
Plan qou 'savingsY
group of two or inore. For instance, for fourpeoplegoing`to.
Montreal from Toronto the fare is only $15• each, return! ,
The CN's new. Group Economy Travel':knd the "Ail.
Inclusive" Western Travel plans cost so little—why, drive
For tickets and inftqrmation, contact your,
local Canadian 'Nitional ticket oft
This year, more and more people''who are
going home for the Christmas season, will
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