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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-12-11, Page 4anclude Place Exists >r Larg+� aid ;Sma11 Farms COMMtlNtTY F R I DECEMBER Ilth ar CENTRE SEAFORTH MONUMENT OPEN T. Pryce & Son ALL TYPES OF' CEMETERY MEMORIALS Inquiries are invited: Telephone Numbers: 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' $int, Jack...Crazi r, Ars in Yoronto last week.. The total held i Termite r s .tee ra Dole= old Campbell,-- Ma Stewart, Jim_ 51;8b3,579 before, taxes came from . gaf�es';and at?eakeas geaieralty" ielt;Palm Harvey D e• and Doug a:$ ,' 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 eels S des back. to earntfig � e oc ion these' Savings to their farm ' 9:00, pal CH�CKENS S TI�RI�Y . DY ' R EVERYBODY GAMES FO Admission Free A -- Auspices Arena Commission :_s�.-1 .4. 2 -:&--2 ,.1. _ice 2s 1 _�. sr k __ , .2a,��. 2 -i: s • 1z' � WANT ADS BRING ' RESULTS Phone 1� mss} � 1s; s:; .i. � ; .E}�2y: 2 �� i =, � = 2 ^:_; s 2 ' � - 2 . 2��« 2 2�_•-i.. < a � � j' _ _ _. 1 . I'�iRHOTp B Reeveof "Morris' gl'99�7ftiS MUSK F ESTI SIAL . STRATFORD OF Official Syllabus, No Available:. Write 'for Free Copy. P. Q Bo% 103:. STRATFORD or ftttlClilltiluiliIitl BtlllltItlltlt3llililti ll HERE . !t COMES a the u a a o e ors taro g i 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 GAS FURNACE, $4175 00 completely installed all-Seaforth 585 for Free Estimates r ER 'VICE �� S ,LES SA GINCERICH S SERVICE AY 1'0 R THIS . WITH YOUR GAS BILL ! =H 1TD4. ...Tin Coming To. ' ER. ICH G I NG SeOrth of I TA C SAN _ TOYLA:: DEC. I2 SATURDAY; io QE► :m, x:30 to .� • l . ,. a Alt Y �t �ils W� E TREAT$ FOR THE 't'IY Mel •: me �� See . Ca MR DOOR PRIZES 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- * 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 -y,, - 1 ,, e'-- --f-T-r--; T-- - -T r'r-,r- ��.. a r-- - r7' r-... r-, 3' TiT%T '�'.� 3.i'✓.F; T ---r7"..; :' r• ----r-, r-- T !2 ,-..i --2 ;4,•-..k,..4.: 2 31; .---..,4,,.....:.isJ,-a. 2 1 .,--4.,,,..../,,.-4 ,-.4,,,--.1.,:-4 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 • East .Institute. COOL 'jQUINN ORC.TRA HES VISITING OVER-THEHOLT {;Go CNR-the sure, the comfortable way. Snow -filled skies or icy roads will make no difference -you'll get where you' and you'll a er. relascin minute:of ourtri .' ivantto go, n Y enjoy �'. Y. gY,., P • ` 'And especially.;nowwith CN's new Group Economy Travel 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. 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