Clinton News-Record, 1956-12-06, Page 10New Yorker-2-door hardtop
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Forums Agree lies A Problem
Horticultural Group At Auburn "
Plans,Christmas.Decor Fors. Village
LIVE WIRE
The Live Wire Farm 'Forum,
met at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Bert flunking, with 18 adults and,
'ive .children present.
The topic "What Price Ellicien-
cy" brought dividedbpinion be-
tween 'the groups.. Group one
felt that efficiency was necessary
in order to lower the overhead
cost.: The other group felt that
it was not a major...problem be-
cause- we are able to keep pace
with the needs, of today.
The forum does not feel there
are toe,many farmers.
' James McDougall conducted the
business period. ,He and Leonard.
-,-;-Archambault, and Joseph Hunk
ing .were put on a committee to
look after the program for the
Christmas party. The names are
to be: drawn at the next Meeting
at Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Hunk-
ing's. Cards were played andlun-
th was-Served,
S.S. NO. 4 •
The SS No. 4, Goderich Town-
ship Farm Forum met this Week
at the home. of Mr, and -Mrs.
James Labb with 13 members in
attendance. The radio topic was
'What Price EfficienCY." • ,
During the discussion it was de-
cided that the need for increased
'efficiency in Canadian-agriculture .
'is -a _major problem. The - high
:Standard of living which is enjoy-.
-ed must be paid for. Greater ef-
ficiency would net. a greater pro-,
fit for investment. Prices• and
costs are not likely to be better
:for the_ farmer.
There is the opinion there are
"too • many farmers". - Many do
not agree with this statement.'
Democratically, farmers should
be able to support the,- present
number of farmers., • Farmers-
should specialize . and intensify
farming. Moderization:ef-indust-
.ry allows a man in a factory to
•produce more in .leSs time than
he did a few- years ago. Parity
can be reached by fewer farmers
producing more for a lower sale
price.
'The story was told by one per-
ion; how a lady in making a pair
of trousers. took a long • time to
put in a pocket. She took it to
,Mier neighbur who could-put it in,
)rt'a shorter time. She didn't use
this time in making -more pockets
but left more time to herself . or
her hobby. She thought this Was.
',efficiency, 'not flooding the mar-
ket as the factOries do with their=
prodUcte.
Games, of "500" were played
'during:. recreation.- Lunch was
.served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and_ Mrs. -
Ray Bird._
(By our Ueneall correspondent)
parr Lim Farm For,. met at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. How-
ard Adidas, With 22 adults 'Pt es-
ent.
This group feels that with the
present price of farm products and
the small margin of Profit der-
ived, the cost of increased effic-
iency could not be PoSsible, There
should -be more emphasis on the
marketing products both domestic
and foreign. An example of this
is; hog prices a year ago were
around' $23,, this year hogs are
$35 with more hogs put on the
market this year than 4ne year
ago. The fordn feels this is due
to the fact that the Hog Market-
ing agency has been set up in
Ontario. Better efficiency in
marketing is the need of the far;
mer.
The forum agrees with the op-
inion that there are "too many
farmers," but does not call them
real grass root farmers. There
are too many urban farmers. For
example, feed dealers, abbattoir
owners, etc., are going into pro-
duction of hogs, poultry, cattle,
etc,,' This type of farming creates
surpluses whether there is a pro-
fit in theenterprise or not. Farm-
ing is a way of life and should be
left to farmers. The -forum
thinks that there is unfair compe-
tition. •
After the discussion, progress-
ive euchre was played. Winners
were: ladies, Mrs.- ROSS' Broad-
foot,. Mrs. Dave Bailey;. gentle-
men, Ivan Reichert, Ross Love.
Big Garage Raged
By-Firc Saturday
(By evil, Bielosall, correspondent)
A double deck frame garage
honshig,tWo tractors •and other
farm" eqniptnent owned' by How-
ard Adkins, Farr Line, Stanley
Township, live miles north-vest of
.Hensall was burned to the ground
November 22, Mr. and Mrs. Ad-
kins had drained both tractors of
Water an hour before to keep
them from ,freezing,
They had retired 'when Mr.
Adkins said to his wife, "I think
there is a car in the lane, I see
the lights," and upon investigat-
ion, Mrs. Adkins discovered the
garage on fire, The house was in
danger .but light winds and ample
Supply of water saved it,
Damages estimated at ppo
were partly covered by insurance,
Zurich "''ire Brigade was called.
Mrs. G„ Dalrymple
(By 'our flensalreorrespondent)
Service for Mrs.. George Dal-.
rymple, 73, Hensall, who died Sat,
urday in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, was conducted in Hen.
sail on Monday, in the BoritImm.
funeral home, by ,the Rev,. C. D.
Daniel. Interment was in • Mc-
Taggatt's Cemetery.
She was the former Mary A.
Venner, ,Cromarty„ and had lived
in Hensall 11 years.- She was a
member , of the -United Church.
Her husband di6d 14 1946.
Surviving are tWo sons, Nil-
mere Miseihurst; Garnet, Sea-
forth; four daughters, Mrs. Leon-
rd - Purdy, Ilensall;Mrs. Ward
Forrest, Zurich; • 'Mrs.. David
Triebner, Kippen; Mrs, • Charles
Dunlop, Blenheim; two brothers,
Wesley Venner, Hensall; William,
011islehurst; and one sister,. Mrs.
Arch lb~ld, ftyclonan„. Exeter; 20
grandchildren . and . eight great
grandchildren.
The Horticultural Society held
their anhual Christnia$ phrtY in
the Orange Hall, Ntonday even
ing with the president, ,presiding.
The hail was decorated in keep-
ing with4Christmas with a lighted
tree and other .decorations, The
program commenced With Carol
Singing with Mrs. It J. Phillips
at the eltiano.
The secretary's and treasurer's
reports were •accrpted as read.
William $traughan and Gordon
R. Taylor were aPPointed a Cbnl-
mittee to put Santa clans and this
reindeer out on the Anglican
Church lawn and Bert Craig will
arrange the lighting, - Everyone
was asked to decorate their homes
or grounds for Christmas.
The next meeting will' be the
election 9( officers:- Mrs. D. A:
MacKay, Mrs. G. R. Taylor and
Mrs. A. Grange will be in charge
of program.
An accordion solo was given
by William Gibson.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
('Rev,) R, Hiltz, who gave an in-
teresting and e instructive address
on "some of the traditions we
carry out at Christmas." Mrs.
Hiltz was thanked by Mrs. Tay=
tor. The roll call. *was ganswered
by each one giving their favourite
HURON COUNTY 4-1Fr
TAKES ORAIN CORN PRIZE
AT ROYAL WINTER PAIR
This year Huron County, was
represented at the Royal ,Winter
Fair for the first time fix the 4-H
Grain Corn Classes, Bob Gallo-
way, RR 1, Crediton,, won first
place for Class No. 974, for any
variety orseed corn grown in any
part of Ontario except in the
Counties of Essex, Kent, Middle-
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Christmas poem.. Two contests
were in charge !•0 Mrs. Edward .
Poles; The Christmas pie was
won by Mrs,. gilt4: and Mrs. W.
T, Robison, .and the Christmas
menu Was won by the ones on the
east side of hall,:
There was an exchange of
Christmas gifts, Miss M.. R,•
JaekSon moved a Vote, - of thanks
to the committee in charge of the
evening, Mrs. Edward Davies, Mrs, William Straughan,
4, Phillips and, Mrs, Fred plait-.
4er, I •
Refreshments including Christ.,
mas cane and homemade candy
were enjoyed..
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The Friendly Few Farm Forum
met at the home of Mt „ and Mrs,
Verne Pale. After the discussion ,
concerning prices "and how effic-
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raised, progressive euchre was
played. Prizes were won by Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Lawson, high; Mr,
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meeting,
These days most people work under
pressure, worry more, sleep lees, This
strain on body, and brain makes physical
fitness easier to lose-harder to regain.
Today's tense `living, lowered resistance,
overwork, worry-any of these may affect
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