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orums Discuss Values
PAIM rogot
(Bour ilensall correspondent)
Parr Line Forum met at the
home of Me. and -Mrs. Eldon Jar-
rott with 1.6 Members preset. A.
ter the reel° broadcast the guest-
fkODS pm "The son BanIeea,"
Were diseuesed.
QUeetiori: DO you think that a
sail bank plan, similar to tIe Am-
erican scheme, would benefit Can
adian Fanners- in reducing surplua-
eg, in prompting soil nimeereatiOne
This for= does not feel that
the soil bank plan is tteeeesarY
tier reducing surpluses in •Ontario,
but might be necessary In, the
West. They feel the sell batik Plan
weald preanote sofl conservation iz
the west Out not in Optario.
Queetion: Are there any farm
lands in your area winch you
think should be taken out of pro-
duetion? if so, how should this be
ilone? Aeswer: There 4are rip
farm lands in this area which
should be teleen'out f ProductiOn,
After the diseussien, progressive
euchre was •playece and the winners
were: ladiet, Mrs. Howard Aditine,
Mrs. Glen Weide; gentieneele
Frank Motiseeau, Stewart* Blaek-
well.
Tee hext meeting will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Aftirs. The topic for discussion
will be, "What Price Effgiency,"
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LIV0 WIALS
(4Y Olrs* Te fl flunking)
Live Wire Farm Forum met at
the home ofeefr. and Mrs, Ted
fltinloing with 23 adults and six
children present
In Ontario the farmers dont
have the surplus to contend with,
hut we fhb* the soil" bank idea
Woeld help la the west and ie
would help in premoting soil core
servetiOn for poorer land.
There are some farm lands that
we think would be better refor,-
eeted, Some of this land should
;lever have been worked. James
XeDougall conducted the business
period. •
Mr, and Mrs. James MoDeugall
and Me, and, Mrs.. Ted Hunking
were epoointed as delegates to the
ferm forum emend meeting in
Blyth. Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and
Mrs. Stewart .Ament were appoint-
ed to look after the an coarse
at the turkey supper, The rest is
toebe pot -luck. Names for •the
Christrnas ,party are to be turned
next week.
The next meeting is at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thinking,
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(by Mrs. rook Riley)
The Friendly Few Fante Venial
mgt at the home Of Mr, and Mrs.
William Dale. Thefilscussion was
On "soil banks and the good they
wouldcIa* ("aria& for surplume•
Progressive euchre was played
and top prizes went to Mrs. Earl
Lawson and. William Je4itt; beW
MM. WO= Jewitt Janleg
Dale. Mrs."Verne Dale 'Wetted the
forum to her home next lVfonday,
Mrs. Dab yvill serve lunch.
Four were appointed to the For-
niTee amnia meeting and turkee,
hainelet in Lontleshero, PeceMber
8t Mr, and Mrs:Frank Riley' and
Mr, and Mrs. William Jewitt,
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S.S. GODEEICIe erWP.
(Ey Mrs. lead( Merrill)
The regular meeting d'the S$ 4
Goderich. Townsbip Fa= Forum
inlet at the home of leile*and Mrs.
Wiilam Lobb.
The topic was "The 'Soil Eank
Idea", The fore= thinks that the
American sollebaok echenie would
be beneficial at the present time
for 'Western wheat. The sail con-
servation part of the scheme would
also be very beeefidal. No lend
locally should be take o out of pro-
duotion because the percentage uf
farm land that ought to be talon
out of production in this area is
too email to warrant a satisfactory
scheme.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, James.
Lobb,
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RCAF Ladies
Bowl Top Scores'
Tgirsday evening sawtheRCAF
Ladies' Bowling League in full
swing, The Bulldozers, Hornets
and Hotshots are tied for first
.place with. 24 .points each and the
Trejares and Kingpins are tied let
second place with 21 points' each:
Prizes for the week went to Mrs,
K Renville with 58). for high gross
and to Mrs. J. Morton for high
single of 245. Other good singles
of over 200. were, made by Mrs.
Mary Sutton, 241; Mrs: 13, Gover,
234; Mits. T. Deslandes 228; Mrs. B.
Peseardine, 22e; fvtrs. K. Banville,
225; Mrs, Crossman, 207; Mrs.
M. Leclerc, 201.."
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Edgar Rathw0.1
Nampd.Presidene.
(Continued from Page One) ,
However, Mr. Cormack•went on,
the Farmers Union and Labour.
Unions ares preparing a
joint brief Tor presentation at Ote
time in winch the Unions, repre-
senting 4,000,e00. consumers and
taxpayers. Win eek for full parity
;prices.
"Two hundred Million dollars
per year has 'been set aside for
agricultural superoteset Went on Mr.
Conmaele, 'and if ethe $60;000000
were used, it would cost each per-
son in Canada only,one cent -per
day. The governrnent supports Un-
employunent Insurance to almost
that extent and 'nci full time farmer
gets one cent* that They sup-
port • television« by .$12,000,000,
which • is 12 times as much for
.entertairmient -as for the support
of Canada's baste industry. A gift^
of $100;000,000 to the Council of
Arts, recently announced by the
Ptthne Minister has been cheered
by the people."
A disouseion, period followed Mr.
Cormack's address.
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•THUlleeileArert NOVEMage 3,050
ts Scar Luca0 frisk
vfore. „o*insiar5 •
Clinton's young Celts gave their group. They play in Zurich On
home tans a pleasant Surprise last Friday, visit Mitchell ne4t
night even though they lost their day ane are hosts to Ilderton
Peening POW te Lucan Irish $-5. cats next FridaY•
Playing the hest team in-selle• goel, Croelc; defence, Bob
leave the Clinton youngsters out- White, Noyes; centre, •Wraite;
skated their more experienced op- wings, Storey, Petrie; subs, Davis,
portents Per two periods before Cole? Gallagher, Fletcher, Lorne
hawing under the sustained drive Whit
of the league leaders. It was f„,,' on St pr,3. C r,"lEdtgaE, Ane':
Non• D e;
ease (41 the team. with' the beSt sieTt7 foZarde, aleeartley, eiaroe,
condition taking the deke.ClietinHeenese*Colquhoun, Boyes,
led at the end Of the first 2-0 /lean.
40-54 withthe game two-teirde'
gone. However it was 'the final 1-Clinton)lirs1-1LfileliriCarter) 4.55
20 minutes that eCtid the tale end 2e -Clinton: Carter (HartleY) 12,e2
the Celts didn't baee the staying penalties: Colquhoun (slashing)
power.
0,55; L. White (slashing) 19.40,
Awl 11001 started the ball rd., Seeond Period
ling ITL the first period wheel he 3j -Clinton, Hugel (Gai;an,
was johnnyron-the-spot to bang Hartley)
home Jack Carter's rebound. Mur- 47-Luoan, Wraith (Storey) 1.30
ray CoIquitourt picked up a slashing 0-7-Lucari, L White (Davis) 0.50
Penalty but the Lucan power play 6 --Clinton, Hugill (Garen
proved ineffective against the HartleY) 10.Z
hard -skating eelue - end ..1,eeite,e 7-Lucan, Fletcher
8 -Clinton, Col uhoun (Hol- 1
a.
°
Clinton stormed the Lucan nit and ines, Boyesici .. . ,. ..... . . 14.55
their efforts were rewarded when 9-ff,4man, B. White (Lorne
John Hartley passed ellt to Carter - White) 19,40
at the shine line. Jack's shot whisk- Penalties: Cole 4 Garen (rough-
ed over Crook's outstretched leg ing) 4,29; Edgar (delaying ga.rrie)
and the period ended 2-0. - 9.10; Carter (crosschecking) 17.27;
With Lorne White sitting ih. the Ilugill (triPlibig) 18.15.
eriod
sin bin for a slashing penalty Ron Third.
Hugill clicked for his second goal 10--Lucan, Cole (L. White) •• leele
by poking the rubber into the net 1-1--eTve)thetatiel5 Fletcher (Lorne 4,57
during a. goalmouth scramble. A )2-Luca.n, L. White (Fletch-
fevv . seconds latee Wraith and • er) 15.18
Storey- combined in a pretty pas- 13-1-,pean, L. White (Fletch-
sing play that went the length 'of er). 18.42
the ice. Wraith beat Denomme Penalties: Fletcher (charging)
Willi a hard drive. Bob Davie set 5,25; Petrie (tripping), 19.15; An-
Leroe White be 'ter Lucan's seta/1d stett (boarding); Carter (tripping).
goal at 9.50 and Reit Hugill clicked o
again as Hartley eet up the play
with a perfect pass, Fletcher, scor- All Acclamations
eci a softy at 13.10, the puck de -
fleeted off a skate and trickled
sunder Dent:mine ° into the cage. U il
aVIurray Colquhoun anede the score Foruett Men
5-3 when he tipped his " own re- •
f approXiM
25 persons were on hancl in Lon -
period ended Bob' White canbined desboro Community Hall last Fri:.
fwieurtth.hbrgootaeie.r Lorne. for. Lucan's
day afternoon at the Township of
Hullett nominations.
"Play roughened considerably in
Those on hand heard fine re:
the second and was featured by a '
ports from the 1956 council' and
minor skirmish which. involved sev-
eral players.. ' Oarirrand Cole each saw "ail members reoeive 'an a.e-
claniation for the coming Year,
drew' five minutes for their share'
• .George W. Cowan, clerk,. was
in the fracas. :• * chairman of the meetiogand kart -
The einal peried Was the disast-
Id 'things off with a complete re -
the
one. for,the Celte. Ltican tied port of the finances of the town-
4.57the count 108, Went ahead at
The clerk stated that it was
and nee& looked' batk: eJorne ship.
his opinion that the Hogsback and
White seored hie, eceonel and third
Waekerburn beiciges could be built
goals as insurance inerkere when
next year with 'the *ensile) rate
the Colts ran lido severial cheap
at the preeentexiine mills, barririg
'penalties late en sthe,ga,me.
unforseen incidepte, Without going
iame was gciod 'one 'for an into tlie surpluse.
opener and the Colts have proved ,,eeve
W. R. JewI4 appreciated
cthointd;witiotnInga c,ottilia:•elyel OLT orbee lvvee2::
his acclamation. He reviewed tile
work'"'done at the county level. He
tough 'on a3/41 of tele teams in the stated that ten miles of road had
*"' • beenand outlined the bridge
— pave
Winning' IcKet
no promise of a decrease in the
program Of the county-, He gave
countY rate •. stating that it wets
Not Sold. In
INTERellePliATE ifil0.01411X
• ,TAIVOIN(3i
(as of Wednesday)
W T A Pte.;
Merton • 1 0 13 a 2
Lnnati 2 0 . 13- a 4'
Mitchell 1 1 14 a 2
Clinton. COlts, 0
'004er101 0 1 • 3110
Zurich .0 3L3 0
Scores of i'ast Wel*
Lean
Lucan 5--mtcheII 3
liderton 13 -Zurich 3
Mitchell 11-Goderich .3
bound behind Crooks.. Just as the A small groupof alelee
very ,hard to keep It down: with
the increased expenses eyen'though
the county home, and eeert houte
-Grey Cup D
raw__ have been built.
' . Reeve Jewitt told the ratepayers
,
that the county' home was being
There was no winner declared in run very efficiently- 'And said that
thee recent diaw for a $500 prize e
there were 92 residents at pres-
held by the Clinton Lions 'nub on ent. He gave excellent recom-
the East-West' Grey Cup -football mendations to the curatof oe the
game last Saturday: Final decision comity museum reporting nearly
was to give the $500 prize money, 12,000 visitors at the museum this
$416 profit from deawee plus $A4
-,--- year.
from the Lions Club (a total of Reeve Jewitt corinnended his
$1,000) to the Clinton 'Community council on the fine co-operation he
Swimming Pool Fued. This project has received aind stated that he
is what the draw was originally e
enjoyed the work, at both the
intended for. ' ' Municipal and °county levels.
This decision was made at a George Brown, - expected that
special; meeting eft :tile Lions Club, the township would have to build
called"by President Joe Murphy for Aome bridges during the coming
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock year. He was in favour of building
at Clinton Lions which
Arena, at if- the present tax rate could be
23 members attended. maintained.
„
'Only 916 tickets of the 1,600 Torn Leiper -expressed the be -
printed and Offered for sale, were lief that -the waeble fly rate had
sold: Foreseeing this, as the re- ,
been, secured at the most reason -
turn e and tickets were being col- able rate in many years, seven
lected Saturday morning, a corre cents, ete told of the council's
mittee meetinglievas held at noon agreement in paying the Town of
Saturday and these decisions made:. Clinton ae $100 retaining fee for
if the winning ticket was not sold the fire truck. •
there would be no winner; and if Emerson Hesk -- expressed the
the score went over 40 for either thought that the council has had a
team, 41 would be' subtracted from successful, although difficult e';ear.
the over -e0 score to ddterrnine a He commended the road superin
'winner. (41. was arrived at as the tendent Len Caldwell on his excel -
tickets started at 0 to 41 inclusive, lent job against adverse weather
which is 41. numbers.) conditioees. He thought that the
The final scare of the game was ratepayers' should feel satisfied
40 for .the west to 27 for the east, that the township had been able
After subtracting 41 from 50 left to build a bridge without raising
the winning ticket as 27-9. (This the tax rate, and gave credit to
ticket was not sold.) • clerk George Cowan for his good
With this confusion, President '
work with the budget,
Mutphy and vielepresident Laurie, 'Mt. Hesk stated that he enjoyed
Colquhoun decided to call a gen-
eral meeting of the dub. Censid-
erable discussion took place on,
whether to divide prize money be-
tween two or .four nearest scores
or give the plate to the closest
largest score sold MO -27), or de -
nate all proceeds to the swimming
pool ftuid, The latter was decided
on by a Majority vote,
Other Lions Club :business Was
meeting
oetidnegaltewith at this emergent
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Public Skctting
'•Sundayg • •
GODIRICH ARENA
AFTERROONS-2 to 4 p.m. (Chiidrene 12 years
and under)
ADULT SKATING --8.30 to 10.10 p.m (Adults and
leen tigers)
SILVER COLLECTION
the work and said that since be
has been a member of council t4at
he sees affairs in an entirely A-
fferent perspective. He assured the
audience that all the councillors
were striving to do the best job
possible ata the nehimum Of ex-
pense with the thought "in mind
that the township was to get full
value for their tax dollar,
Archie Young- commented on
the fine co-operation among the
councillors. He enjoyed the work
and deemed it ,a .privilege to serve
the township.
Road Report
Len Caldwell, road Stiperiniend..
ent, gave a concise report of his
departnieet Op until October 31.
He reviewed the costs of the Mt -
Cool bridge • and showed that el-
thougle the estimate was $25,000,
the bridge when completed would
cost over $23,200 of which the
township's share would be aVprox-
iinatelY $5,000, Ite stated that the
total spent on fonds and bridges
so far this year was $45,089 and
expressed the view that ail the
monies allocated to his department
would not be, spent.
Reports were heard from Olivir
Anderson and Willis VanEgnioncl,
township representatives on the
.8eaforth District High School and
Clinton District Collegiate Insti-
tute boards.
43tames, TVs Week
Nov. 29--Ilderton
39 --Clinton at Zurich
On Hensall)
eleee. 4 -Clinton at Mitchell
° 'mean at Ilderton
5-Goclerich, at Zurich
6---Vlitcbell at Oodericb
CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCHEDIAE
.
Frid4, Nov. 30—
.1.00- 5.30 p.m. -Kinsmen Peewee
8,15-10,00 p,m.-Publie Skating.
Saturday, be.c. 1--
9.3010.30 a,rn-Free Skating
11.00-12.00 a,m.--Aelastral Park.
1,30 5.30 pen -Figure Skating
, Club.
8,15-10.00 P.m -Public, Skating.
Monday, Dee. 3-
4.30 5.30 pen -Kinsmen Peewee
Iloekey,
All evening -Hockey Practice.
Tuesday, Dec. 4-
4,30 5.30 p,m.-Free Skating -
sponsored by ,Clinton trews-
' Record anti .Aiken Bros, PS.
children Only, grades 1-2-3-4
6.30-10.30 p.m. -RCAF Hockey
Wednesday; Deo.
215 - 3.30 p,m.-leublie Skating.
8.15 - 10.09 p.rn,-Public Skating.
Thursday, Dec,
6-
4.39- 5..30 l.m,--Free Skating
PS. children (grades 5-64-
5)', sponsored by eVlartires
• Dept. Store and Newcombe's
...Drug Store,
6.3040.30 p.m. -RCAF Hockey.
•
Joanne Ca:stle
Again 'Captain
Miss Ooanne Caqie, daughter of''
Mr. and Mrs, S. .CastleA .P0t0A1. ,
bas- again beep, ehosen to caPtal4
the basletball team at the WIN
or.sity .of Western Ontario,. .Joanne
is in her fourth year at.ottefp.
.where she is -,stodying Physical an&
HealIbnb.teatioiu
4o a word, Malmo* V*
Priday • Night--1Vfelody Ranch -
featuring the-pePolar cxeclerleh trio,
444,
Vrklay, Nov, 30 - Varna TOWXL.A
ship Hali, 8,00 eme-Three act fi
play, •"A air or Country gide."'
Presented by .noimeeville and Var,-
na lam treileo Locies. Miisaiu
50c and 25c, 46-x;
Friday, Nov. ee---,7,30 p.m '4u -
mage Sale of good used clothing;
also baking and farm produce.
Group, 2, lirticefield. :United Church,
Council Chamber: Clinton. 4743,h..,
"!Slim Boucher -of -CKNX TV' is.
playing for the fall season at the.
Crystal Palace Mitchell, every
Friday night. Special hard -time -
dance this Friday with eider.
40-48e,
Thursaay, Nov, .39 — TURKEY."
BINGO, at Clinton Legion Hall,
8,30, Every Thursday until Christ --
Mae, 48x:
Monday, December s
Teem Hall, • 8.00 pen -Three Act
play "A air of Country Kees.
resented by Iloiniesville and!
Varna Farm Union Locals. Minis -
don 50c and 25c. • 48x;
Tues., Dee, 4 -Euchre Party in,
Agricultural office board room..
Auspices Clinton Women's Trott,.
tute. • . 48b.
Wednesday Dee. 5 - Ladies':
Lawn Bowling Club Euchre Party,
• Agricultural Office Board Ramie.
8 pen, Everyone welcome. Lots.;
of prizes. 35c, 47-8eb
Goderiek - SatureleY"
dancing to Paul Cross and his ore.
chestra.. - Every Wednesday dance.
ing-to SUrn Boucher of cPcmc•Tv.,
Advance tieltet sale fbr New Year's
Eve, ' • Make your reservatione.
now. Phone Goderich 675, if no -
answer phone • 419.
"The Three Leas".
msmen Club of. Clinton
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DECEMBER 4
AND
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 6
HELP THE KINSMEN
Alt receipts from this project will go toward
Peewee Hockey and the Kinsmen Christmas Toy
Campaign.
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