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(By our 110%41 Correspondent)
Rev, W, A, Young, padre at
0A0,. Guelph, and former minister
of Cannel Church,. Hensall, was
guest speaker at the banquet' ;MA
annual meeting of the Hay Town-
shiP Federation of Agriculture
held in the Community Centre,
Zurich,, on Thursday, January 51.
Mr, Young spoke on "Agriculture",
and told the meeting that organ-
ization is the only way farmers-
will get anywhere.
He said that in spite of -the
many difficalties and -Changes fac-.
irvg agriculture, these can all he ,
overcome hy the combined, etterts
of individnal farmers, "The more .
we are willing to do for the good
of all the more will be the individ,
nal .benefit,"
President Lloyd Hendrick was
chairman. Winston .Shaptpri„ first
vice-president of the County Fed-
eration, represented the county
the absence „or the /president,
Douglas McNeil, and Carl Kerning-.
way, new secretary-fieldthari for
Huron brought greetings, Both
men gave interesting and-inform-
ative reports on Federation Work.
Lloyd Kendrick was re-appoint-
oet president. Other -officers are:
first vice-president, Ross Love;
second vice-president,' Herb 'Klapp;
secretary-treasurer, ,Clifford Pep-
per; directors, • Harold Willert,
JaclokFaber, Harold Rader, Wilfred
Mousseau, Clififord Weido, Stuart
Thieli Gordon Coleman, „Harold
Campbell, Carl Willert,.. Ellwood
Truenmer, . •
Entertainment was, provided by
The Happy Wanderers Male quar-
tette and selections on •the marim-
ba by Miss Doris Johnston, 'all of
Clinton. Over 200 attended the
affair. , •
"Our, present provincial market-
ing legislation and Bill 82 of the',
Dominion Government now but,
tressed by the recent Supreme
Court decision, clearly legalize the
present operation of our Provin-
cial . Marketing Boards", Lloyd
Jasper, . president of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture, stated
recently.
Mr. Jasper made a • report on
the ,present status af marketing
boards to a regular meeting of
Ontario Federation members, held
in Toronto, Thursday, January 31.
His statement followed a confer-
ence in Toronto-!between the On-
tario Federation of Agriculture's
solicitors, H. E. Harris, Q.C., St.
Catharines and R. H. -Milliken,
Q.C., Regina, Sask. -
"The Supreme CoUrt decision';,
Mr. Jasper said, "upheld, the right
of the Province of pntoo to enact
the poOling section 'in the Ontario
Farm Products Marketing Act
and to set up‘the hog, peach and
vegetable schemes and approved
of the service charges and fees
levied by'-these organizations, pro-
vided that all such schemes and
fee's be. levied in connection with
transactions within the province."
"As for those transactions which
might be completed in another
province or for export, these
boards and levies are fully legal-
ized right now. by the •Domitiibn
G-oVernmerit under its present Bill
82", Mr. Jasper continued.
Mr. Jasper said further, "The
Supreme Court decision; while up-
holding the right of marketing
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groups to pool under present leg:
islation, it held that these groups
could not levy a charge which
might be •used to equalize pay-
ments or make, payments for
losses, If this authority is to be
used by any marketing board in
Ontario, there will have to be new
legislation obtained from Ottawa."
"The Supreme Court decision
gives us for a first time a solid
foundation upon• which to build",
Mr. Jaspbr said.
Middlesex Seed Fair London ottewlet, it West.. astatie vettotes) ,
0bruory 25 to March. 1, 1957
flake entries as follows to the Ontario Deportment of
.griculture, 210 Richmond Building, London, Ontario,
$y Feb, 29—Township, County and District classes,
SY Feb.'23--R1,4blic School Square Donee cOmpetition,
—Senior Square. Dance Competition
—and Old Time Fiddlers'.Contest,
Write or phone for Prize List and RegVations, All will he
interested in the exhibits, eclucationtyl, and ,,commercial
displays, demon strati and programmes,
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Huron St. — Clinton
Mrs. 'Vora, n Alwineitio angered Of the funeral for the late 'Thotnas'
Sunday with 11.4. and Mrs. !Victor
in the barn, •
jury while helping with the work
several hrokew.riba and a hack in-
Mr, and Mrs, S. McKenzie spent agns, Wilmer BrOadfoOt and Mrs,'
H. Berry, Miss Bowey read
the Scripture from John 14: 147,
Wheeler,. 81 _attended, land the
devotional period Was • taken by
Taylor. Mrs. Rroadfeet used as her topic,
• Mr, and Mrs, D, .Smith,, Blue• "Prayer,". and. Mrs. Berry Jed in -
vale and daughter glean(); Strat, prayer.
• ford, spent Sunday with Mrs, K. Mrs John Broadfoot presided
'for the business part of the 'meet- Berry,
Mrs, Stackhouse, Mr, and Mrs. Mg, Mrs.. W. 2V1c130,41 gave the
Mac Wilson, spent Sunday with . secretary's report and Mrs.
Mr, 'and Mrs, Stanley-:Neale and' Taylor the treasurer's report. The.
family, London. offering was received by Mrs.
Ronald Paterson,. London,. spent Edgar Allan,
Stintlay at his home in the village, Mrs. Lorne' Wilson 1eaci the..
Several relatives of '13ruCefield,. thank -Keit notes from Mrs, T.
attended the wedding -fop Hugh'
Sr„Baird, Mr. Douglass, 'Mrs, Za.pfe, London, son, Margaret McQueen,' Leola
Doucette, •Seattle, visited Taylo;•.Mrs. John. KenderSon;
his brother, Donald Doucette, McKenzie and Mrs. Dawson.:
while in ,Ontario attending the The matter of joining the own.-
funeral of. his father, ,the late ty • film board was -explained, by Jacob Doucette, Clinton, Mrs. Taylor and it was decided to • Robert Davison, Toronto, spent have this matter left over fox
the weekend with his parents, Rev. another meeting,
and Mrs, S. Davison, • Mrs. •L). Triebner and, Mrs, E. Mrs. Milton, Nova Scotia., is Thomson were appointed to at-
visiting for some time with her tend meetings of the Clinton Hos-
son, Sergeant Ross:, Milton and pital Auxiliary to be held the first
Monday of each Month.
Postponed WA
After are WA hymn, the meet-
The :Woman's.. Association was ink„was closed and a dainty lunch,
was' served by 'Group 3. Postponed to February '7, becauge.
News of Londesboro
Correipondent — MRS. H. DURN1N '
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Harry Lear spent Monday in 'and George , Cowan attended the
Toronto, -Kenneth Wood, Ridgetown, vlsr Good Roads convention in Toronto.
Mrs. G, N. Robinson, Layne and
ited with his parents over the Donald returned to their home in
Weekend. North Bay, after spending the'last
Mrs. Mary Brunsdon is visiting few weeka with Mr. and ,Mrs.
her daughter, Mrs. Lillie Vodden Hesk. • '
in Clinton.
Mrs. Ferne Kennedy has pun.
chased.,a house In Clinton and is
moving there .soon.
Miss Vina Knox, Toronto, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Knox:.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riley and
Sharon, Hensall, spent- Sunday
with Mr. arid yIrs,' W. K. Govier.
...,Mr.-and .Mrs. George Cowan and
William spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Wall, Kincard-
ine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sprung and
family, Montreal, Quebec, are vis-
iting., his parents Mr. and Mrs.,
Harold' Sprung.'"
A card party will be held in the
Orange hall on Friday evening,
February 15. Ladies provide the
lunch and everyone is • welcome.
William Jevvitt, Leonard Cal*:
well, Archie Young, George Brown
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in Goderich; Pick Officers For 1957
The District or litillett, Loyal District Master, Frank Falcon-
Moliwain and County Master of
,Sonth Huron, Joseph Cal-well, The
Master;
following officers were elected and
installed to office by the Comity
ich .candidates,
ter of Stanley District,
Loyal True Rine and Orange.
forth Lodges, who have purchased
gree was conferred on two Qoder-.
Township, • .,
year, Donations Were made to the.
HoMe
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also to Goderich and .$ea,,,
new halls. -The Royal Blue De,
throp,- .Goderich and Cod
chides Clinton, $atiforth,
on February This district
Orange Lodge, met in .Goderich.
Present were the District Mas-
Reports showed 4. successful
FebruarY 18,
egieb, Orange Kell on Monday,
Austin Purdy, Goderinh.
South Huron will be held in 0047
Bowers, Coderich; Second District
Lecturer, W. Clintonp
Immediate, Past District Master,
Mervin Gotlidn, 'WhithrOP; DiStriet
MarsiNi, Albert Ttiehl, Goderien;
Winthrop; 'District Treasurer„
pistriet SecretEtrY, R, Cole10130,-
tary, Harry Johnston, No. Ks,
Goderien; District Chaplain, 13.0r.
den lirowtt, No, 793, Segartb;
trict IvItister.,Tsd Gowpr, 34,
en, No. 710, Clinton; Deputy Dis-
First District Lecturer, Gordon
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WA To Meet
The Woman's Association Meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. White, on
February 21. Roll call will be an-
swered by a Valentine verse. The
program , committee, Mrs. Lorne
limiting and Mrs. F. Tamblyn;
hostesses, M?s.. Thomas Knox, Mrs.
Harry Durnin, Mr s: Eleanor
Throope, Mrs. John Mat,' . ,
- Night
The Londesboro Women's Insti-
tute held a successful family night,
February 8. Around 100 people
sat down to a bounteous supper.
After supper Miss, lora Turnbull
showed . pictures taken on her •trip
'to Europe last,- 'summer. There
was a short program- and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in dancing to the music, of the
Huron Ramblers.
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