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ALL GOOD' SANDWICHES .BEGIN
WITH BUTTER
ONTARIO CREAM : PRODUCERS'
• MARKETING BOARD
REPRESENTING' 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS
Local t' General
Mr ,Angus Campbell ,and his
sister/ Miss Maggie Campbell of.
Guelph visited a week with'. Mr.
and ,Mrs.. Peter, Carrm.ppbell and
returned' home :on Sunday.
Larry • and 'Rickey , : Boak .:of.
Dresden have , been holiday visit-.
ors .with 'their :'grandmother, Mrs..
C Shaddick. Their .father, Aaron
Beak, 'has spent ,the summer at
1pperwash camp' as an instructor.
Visitors.`.. at the week end at
the home of Mr, • and.' Mrs. W. T.
Rbulstori were Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacKinnon, Lois ' and Sandra, ac-
'companied. by., Mrs. Rae 'gall • of
' Hamilton° ; .
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..LU:C.KNOW• ;•
• U.NITED•CHURCH
, i.
Minister:
Rev. Gordon R. ' Geiger,
B.A., B.D.
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.SUNDAY, AUGUST;. 30 .
110.00 a.m. Church School
•11:00.a.m• 'Combinedworship
of :Pres+byterian and United.
Church congregations, Rev. =
W. McClean ,in• charge. '
'Nursery during church • ° 1'
Thought For The Week:-
There is no .argument equal!•
• • to a happy • 'smile: •
i. ...n
: Lticknow I
Presbyterian Church iMinister.:
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Rei. Wallace McClean ° '
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30
9.30 a.m,.. Dungannon
10.00 a.m. Sunday School
11;00 a.m. Combined service
in the
United Church with
Itev. McClean in Charge. ,
Jack •Kerr: of 'Brussels is re=
lieving agent at the CNR depot
due :to the: Illness of Garnet: Hen-,
derson. John Helm of Ashfield
relieved: temporarily until Mr.
Kerr took ;charge
Mrs. Wm.. : Hewat, Bob, Nancy
and Ardonna left . On -Monday
morning by , motor .to . returnto
their: home in' Vancouver . after
anextended, holiday 'here: Mr,
liewat;; returned "to the Coast
early in. the month +by plane., '.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henderson'
of
.Toronto have. returned, horne
having spent' . a week with her
parents;: ' Mr. and • Mrs. ' Charles'
Steward, Their son, Brian return-
ed with ` them after spending
three: weeks with his grandpar;'
ents.
. Mr. Gordon Steward' and son,
Bruce of London visited 'last
week -,with his parents. Charlie,
who has not been enjoying good
health, for some time, was quite
ill ' /for two weeks and • is some
better riow; and' able, to• be • up
and around again. '
Miss Ellen Will • ' of Brantford
has spent the August camping
season at ,Carrip Wahcahmie on
Huckleberry Island' in' Georgian
Bay. Miss Frances Wall has
been at Camp Ruddy on Lake
Ile, " Ellen and . Frances' . are.
i anddaughters of Mr. and P.'S.
James Culbert.
Mr. and .Mrs; E:' H, Agnew • re-
turned the end of the weak from;
a holiday spent on the• Bay: of
Quints, and along the seaway. on
both the Catiadian and Ameri-
can .sides.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill Barrett'.and'
family of Toronto visited for a
few days with Mr, and `Mrs, Ross
MacKenzie, Ashfield. •
Mrs. Jessie• Allin, Mary' and
Russell have returned from a '
visit in Western Canada.•
Mrs. N. A. Graham of Toronto
,is spending a week with her
parents, . Mr. 'and Mrs. A. E.
MtKin'r at • their cottage at Kiri-
tail..
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OUTLINES ;PROBLEMS OF
„WHITE:, BEAN 'GROWERS •'
What's .new?' Perhaps each one
of us ' would answer 'differently.
One afternoon last week it was
a new experience for me to 'vis-
it the White bean Growers' •pro-
:cessing 'plant at London.
This plant is just another ex-
,ainple • of: • hat can ibe ., accom-
plished by farmers if they work
harrnoniousiy • to-gether.. . These
men were not: willing 'to stay
:a . rut :but. I ,: believe' were .the
first, to' introduce the. "Electric
eye" bean • picker ' in Canada.
• This uncanny machine remov-
es the discolored. • and damaged
beans: much mere . .cheaply than
the •hand pickers., By this means,
I'm afraid, . the: cost • to consum-
ers was reduced 'muc'h more than
profits were ' ;increased to the
producers.. It 'did+''however irk
crease consumption, permitting,
increased. • production of this
crop: It also „placed the Ontario
grower : in : a ' much better coni=
petitive position. on world. "mar=
kets. •.
Operating:under a• negotiating
plan the White Bean, Board must
purchase all beans offered to it
at . not less than' the minimum,
price. ' agreed by' the . Board and
the trade. Many times it is nec-
essary to sell on the world mar-
ket at a loss and • snake, up the
difference from the 85c per burr='
dred .deducted for equalization
fund.. , ••
. • '
For .many years this plan: has
worked . out ' quite .well •but di f -
ficulties are now being encoun-
tered, By. ,this plan the deader
can buy large , quantities ';of
beans at harvest time at the min-
imum price and hold ' then; for
a rise in price. ,
Ifthe price goes up 'the dealer
gets a handsome profit' but if
it drops he sells ` td the Board
with. no loss,'
• While I: was at the plant •a re-
cent assignment •was• 'being, pic-
ked. The price on the .world
market has • dropped and these
beans will have to be ' supported,
heavily.
Another dealer has informed
the' Board that he Chas • 30 'car-
loads whichhe will assign to
the board' shortly.. These, too,
will have to'be heavily support-
ed from the equalization• fund
collected from the farmers.
' In.. the' late winter I was told
that these beans eould have been:
sold to Britain, with little or na'
support if, the' Bean Growers had.
known -of andcontrolled the pro`-
duct At .re
p sent• the growers
carry the risk of loss if the price
drops and the dealer opportunity
for the profit if the price goes.
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,RECEPTION HELD FOR ,
MR. & MRS, CARMAN NIKON
. Mr. and IVMrs. ' Carman Nixon
(Wilma Loreen Haugh) were
honoured recently at a reception
in Lucknow Legion .1 -Ian. The
evening
Tiffin''s: was spentorchestra in• dancing to.
•
Mr. Alvin Hackett read the ad-
dress to bhe • newlyweds and Mr.
George Hackett presented them.
wf,ih a 'gift of :money, Mrs, Esth-
er Hackett "assisted: by relatives
of the bride, served 'a dainty
lunch;
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have been wondering "if we got
it." .
DUNGANNON'
Dungannon Women's .Institute
washostess at 'the. County Home,
Clinton, Wednesday, August 19.
The programme consisted ,ofo•'a
duet. by Mrs.. E, Rivett and 'Mrs.
F. -Jones; violin solos :by Robert
Sherwood; Scotch dancing . by
Sandra Brooks and Joan ,McKee
zie. ,Gifts, were given to the 11
persons "whose: birthdays came
in August.. A social 'half-hour
was enjoyed. by all 'when lunch
including a birthday. cake was
served to everyone at the *home.
The family. ' of Mr. • and. 1VErs.
William ,Ritchie, Zion, ,enjoyed'
a dinner • at the : Goderich ' Golf
club Friday 'evening in., :honour.
Of their. Golden- Wedding Anni-
versary. Mr.', and Mrs. , Ritchie:
will be athome to their friends
Wednesday afternoon ' and even
ing of this' week. . •
up• .
Has the negotiatirigg type plan
outlived. its effectiveness' for :the
White Bean .• Growers? • Should
this group ;be ,proceeding to a
'Marketing Agency Plan where
the producer would , have the op
portunity: for profit as 'well as
the . risk of -loss?
Similary should the Bog Pre-
' ducers be advancing from Mark-
eting •Agency to Processing?
It Seems apparent , that defici-
ency payments .in '.the hog in-
dustry will prove advantageous
to the, large' processor at the ex-
pense.•, : of• the' small packer and
the 'producer. It is now time for
the next step forward. '
, J. Carl Hemingway.
Lyceum -Theatre
GHAM
WTN � •.
Two shows • each night
First:/at 7.15
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
August: 27,, .28, 29,
Tab Hunter • . Gwen Verdon
in
"DAMN YANKEES".
The Screen Version; of the'•suc-
cessful • Broadway musical fan--
tasy. •
YOUNG MUSICIAN SPENT
SUMMER IN EUROPE
John Goodenow, son of 11/1r
and Mrs, Charles T; Goodenow
of:Detroit, and summer •residents
at• Bruce. Beach, will return the
end of the month from a .tour of
Europe. • .
He has been with the, :Alma
College .Acapella 'Choir of Alma,
Michigan, on their. tour , of • Unit-
ed
States Army Camps in Ger-
many ,and France. The choir,
Well known throughout Michi
gan • and the :eastern states was
chosen to entertain troop's sta-
tioned in Europe. Their fine: vo-
cal program is varied to include
.an interlude of ' /Scottish folk
dancing. which: John -accompanies
on • the 'bag pipes: He hag:been a
member. of. St.. Andrews PiPe
Band of Detroit for six years.
• Three ofd :John's ' grandparents
came from this' vicinity, his rnat-'
enal grandinother, • Mrs. J: ' • F.
MacKenzie, was 'born in Purple
Grove; ,his maternalgrandfather,:
the. late'. Dr:. J. .F. ' MacKenzie/
grew, up. on' a farm near Luck,-
now:.
uck-now;, arid his paternal grandrno
ther, Mrs: Charles N. Goodenow,
was born on the. tenth conces-
sign :of Huron.,
PASS .SWIMMING • .
''TESTS AT TEESWATER
,Swimming. . tests. were .conduc-
ted • recently ' 'at .Teeswater for
juniors, intermediates, and sen- „•
iors. The tests were examined by
Donald Hickey 'of Clinton and
Tom 1V ungham of Toronto who
•is d/strict • supervisor of the. Red '
Cross. :
Juniors .from Lucknow whoa
*passed' their' : tests were Marion
Button, Marilyn Henderson,
Wendy MacKenzie, Sharon.
Donnell, ,Linda O'Donnell,' Donna. •
Button...
Successful Intermediates • were
Edward Brown and Jim' Mc-
Naughton: '
PARK THEATRE'
Goderte`
3 Now Playing—"Qre on Pass* ` : /
._ ,.... Y g g ge -=In Technicol,oar. with
.Lola Albright and John Erickson.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August . 31, Sept.. 1 r 2
Adult Entertainment°
Kim Novak, Fredric March, Albert Dekker and '
Lee, Grant
From the' successful Broadway.- play about the
middle-aged merchant ' who Jails in love with his young
1
and beautiful secretary.
iytl.P.PLE OF: THE ''WIGHT
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Thursday, Friday,' Saturday, September 3, 4, 5.
I✓ntertainment •
Don .Murray, Lee Remick, Patricia 'Owens and
•
Richard Egan
Set in Oregon,`' in 1880, the story deals with ran- .I
chers, their problems with rustlers and horse thieves.
THESE THOUSAND HILLS 1
Scope and Colour --
Saturday Matinee Only ---"Powder River'''
In Color with Rory Calhoun
Caiaaing Torn. Thuinb color :with Russ- Tai ' blyn.
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