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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-11-21, Page 10N' NM-S.-ARCO 1`,10V? MI3 .2 PALM GOSHEN LINE (By Ors. -C, McBride) Mrs, Floyd Armstrong 'was hos- tess for the November meeting of. the Goshen Woman's -.Missionary Society. Mrs, Bruce Keys presid- ed. The study period was in char- ge of Mrs. Rob McKinley, The .Mission. Band met on Sun- day morning. with Mrs. Kenneth Parke and Mrs. -Clare McBride in charge. 'The new slate-of officers ' for the coming year include: pres- ident, Gerald Hayter; -secretary, Gwen 'McBride !treasurer,' Donna • seek; organist, Joan Elliott; Won- Friendship secretary, Gail Mc- Bride • • Robert McBride who, has been: a patient:at War Memorial Child- Ten's -Hospital, Ldridori, since, Aug- ust, is home and back to school. Bert , McBride returned home- from the Royal Winter Fair with • his team of horses. • ' also, had them in. the Santa Claus Parade while in Toronto. - • Some farmers have been induced VOTERS' LIST POSTING TOWNSHIP OF IIULLETT I, George W. Cowan, Clerk of the Township of Hullett in the County of Huron, declare that I have posted in my office in Londesboro the Voters List for the year 1957, and I hereby call upon all voters to take immed- iate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to law. This list was posted at my office on the 19th day of Octob- er, 1957, GEORGE' W. COWAN, Clerk, 46-7-8-b FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and sail* your patronage. We will them up at your farm. Please PHONE cocr:FICT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Varniers Co-operative H. 5, Hunt, Shipper - Phone 1'73 43'-tfb A SPECIAL RCAF OFFICER will be be in CLINTON TOWN HALL TUESDAY Nov. 26 11 a.m. 4 p.m. WHILE HE'S HERE SEE HIM ABOUT THE TRADES TRAINING AND ' CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OFt-N,TO YOU IN CANADA'S AIR FORCE ,••••4 01.13 - Presenting the magnific-ent E-R.7Z--10 new ...cool. beauty with a fiery spirit DRAMATICALLY NEW Chrysler's bly sleek, beautiful '58 design .. , with its long, graceful lines . . . glistening new glarriotir-wrap bumpers . . . distinctive new grille smart dual headlamps new parking lights ... swank new interiors. Slip easily behind the wheel and you'll find Chrysler's new performance as ex- citing and flawless as its '58 styling and quality engineering. Chrysler's great whisper-quiet V-8 is a wonder of smooth, responsive power. Its ultramodern push- button automatic drive is a marvel of ease and convenience. And its smooth Torsion-41812 Ride rivals velvet. You arc cordially invited to examine and drive the new '58 Chrysler today. Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited You're &Way+, a atop ahead In cora of The Forward Look MURPHY BROS* Huron Street Clinton, Ontario Phone HU 249415 ti I just noticeein, the last issue of the Sealortiv ,NOWs. that Union Gas Company is .going to meet with the town. 'Council. to -arrange for supplying .of natural gas to Soafortit • To the farmers of that area this means o° pipeline may cress your Property in the near future. Some Gas companies Seek to obtain the ,right of way by qUesti-onable meth- od% and little compensation' for 4arnages— PROCLAMATION Township of HlULLETT The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the Township of Hallett will be held in the Community Hall. LONDES1j0R0 Friday, Nov. 22, 1 9 5 7 The Clerk will be-in the Com- munity Hall, Lcaidesboro, from 1 to 2 p.m. •to receive Nominations for Reeve and 'Councillors for to hold office for the year, 1958. When proposed candidate is not present his NOthination Paper shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence satis- factory to the Returning Officer that he consents to be so nominat- ed. ; A Meeting of the Electors. will be held An the Community Hall, Londesboro, at 2 p.m., Friday, No- vember 22nd, to hear proposed Candidates, and in case more than the required number of Candidates to fill /the offices are nominated, and a vote demanded, a Poll will be held on Monday, Dec. ,2 1 9 5 7 From 9 until 5 P.M., at the Following Places; Poll I—Forester's Hall, Kinburn, Secord MeBrien, DRO; Ken 'Thom- pson, poll clerk. Poll 2—School House, SS No. 0; Bert Beacom, DRO; Leo Watt, poll Clerk. 3— U. School, House,- USS No, 2; Jos. Flynn, DRO; Bernard Tighe, poll clerk; 4--Community Hall, Lon- desboro• Joseph Shaddick, DRO; Len Shobbrook, poll clerk. 5— Community Hall, Summerhill; 'Eph- raim Snell, 'DUO; Ivan lioggarth', poll clerk. 6—Community Hall, Londesboro; Bert Shobbrook, DRO; Lloyd Pipe, poll clerk. 7—Forest- er's (Hall, Auburn; Mrs. Williath Craig, :DRO; Major Yungblut, poll clerk. or threatened into signing hope- lessly. inadequate contracts, YOUr -Federation; of Agriculture 'can give you an outline Of many of the things that will protect you from loss, YOUr faiin, sale value is lowered, There have been three POO in ioanibtoli Connty where junior Farmer loans were refuge:a, because of pipeline crossing the farms in question. There is crop damage at time of laying pipe and if it is a large pipe a considerable area may not pro- duce norm631y for several years. ' Pipelines can be mostineonven- lent if you. should want to Sell building -lots at a future date, Tile- drainage may be affected and the trouble not apparent for a year or more after the line has been laid, These are a few of the things . you should consider before signing an easement grant. It is advisable for the farmers of each township to meet and discuss the contract offered before signing it. -There is alga advice available from the Pipelines 'Committee of the On- tario Federation of Agriculture, Hullett Fed. of Agr Challenged By Douglas H. Miles Hullett Township farmers were told last Wednesday night that marketing is the major problem facing agriculture. "You are doing a pretty fair job---ibut I doubt if it is good enough," said • Douglas H. Miles, agricultural representative -.for Huron' County. "In the.near fut- une you are going to be called upon to say how you are going to market your farm, produCts. Farm people are individualists — they like to gamble. I am concerned with the great number of farm- ers who are taking the gamble oat, of agriculture," Mr. Miles was speaking at the annual meeting of Hullett Town- ship Federation of Agriculture. CriticisYn Referring to criticism at the Ontario Federation of Agriculture meeting in Toronto that the or- ganization's president, Lloyd Jas- per, Mildmay, was "talking from the , top down," Mr. Miles said "someone has to do the leading. Most of our people are not talking sufficiently in the right places." Lloyd Medd, Clinton, was elected president, succeeding Lloyd Pipe, Londesboro. Harry Lear, Blyth, vice-president; Percy J. Gibbings, Clinton, secretary-treasurer. One director will be appointed in Dec- ember from each of the Township's 15 school sections. Over 125 people attended the event at which-a talk on radio and television was given by W. T. Cruickshanks, owner,and general manager of CKNX rdio and tele- vision, Wingharn. Mr. Pipe briefly reviewed• the activities of the township federa- tion over the past year. As well as giving firm. leadership and sup- port to the young farmers, sup- port was given to the Cancer So- ciety in its drive for funds, the Huron County Seed Fair and the Hullett township music festival. (Ay our Auburn correspondent) ;Clifford H, Epps, Clinton, zone director for Ontario Horticultural societies,-was guest speaker at the November meeting of the Auburn • Horticultural Society, He showed pictures of scenes in Florida, .411d. of flowers inbis own garden. Waring' the business period, Miss, F. Vinton read the Minutes, and the financial report, which show,- ed .P5..'45 on hand., William Straughan and 0. R. Taylor were aPPOinted to to the - reindeers, cutter and Santa tiP, by the second wee1.5. in • December, Bert Craig will .look after lighting, Mrs; W, Stratighan, Mrs. W. T, Robison, and Mrs. G, R. Taylor will super- vise' the placing of the reindeer, Community singing was .enjoyed with Mrs. R, J. Phillips at the pia-, no, &reading was given by Mrs, W. T. Robison, The president, Mrs, G. B. Taylor. presided. Lunch was. served, by Mrs. W.. T. Robison and Mrs. William :Straughan. The Christmas meeting will see Mrs, A. Grange, Mrs. Bd...Davies and .Miss M. R, Jackson' in charge. There will be an exchange of gifts (1,1y 4.1M IRAVOITAR) The first meeting of the Work- ing with Wool ChM was held at Mrs. Davies! on November .8„ Twelve members 'Attended., Audrey Machon„ Thelma McDougall, Mary, ,Mackion, Marilyn Deer, Donna 'Hetty Youngblut, Bernice 11/1Trit;I:LgaeltherjgallBeariraTnBfrernh: ler; jean Craig and June Racchler. President is Mrs. McDougall; vice- president, Betty Younghlut; sec- rotary, Mrs, Machon and. press Sec- retary, June Baechler. The club will keep the same name, "The Auburn .Annettes," Meetings are to be held on Friday night and the next one on Novem- ber 15, at Mrs. Davies', Discussion period,. Mrs. Davies on wool tests and Mrs. Nesbit, the proper way to measure for oat- terns, not exceeding 25.cents. Mrs, Wes Bra..dnock, Mrs. H. lVlogridge and Mrs. F, Ross were appointed nominating committee- to bring- in a slate of Officers at this meeting,' Holstein Club Annual Dinner At Londesboro Mernbers of the Huron County Holstein Ciub at their annual rneating on November 7, elected William. Haugh, .Clinton, 'president for 1958,. succeeds Rd. Bell, Myth, who acted in that capacity for the past two years, The meeting was held in the ag. ricultural office board room, Olin, ton. Other officers elected were ;: vice- presidents, Peter Simpson, Sea- forth and Glen Walden, Lucknow; secretary4reasurer, Hume Clutton, Goderich. Directors named were; ' North Huron: Ed. Bradley, RR 4, Gpder- ich; George HaYden, ,RR 5, Goder- ich and Leo Button, Fordwich-; North Central; Vern Hunter, Lucknow, and Dick 'Proctor, Bel- grave; South Central: Alvin Bet- ties, Hayfield, Reward Vcagan, Goderich; South Huron:. William Hod; Walton, Wellington Brook, Orenton, Long-term production, certifica- tes were presented by Cordon Hell, St, Marys fieldman, We,stern. On- ario District of the Holstein. Fria, Sari Association to:' Reg. MeXeil, Clinton; Thomas Hayden and Son, Huron County Homer Clinton, Alvin Bottles, G. C, Tervit,, Wing ham, Hume Glutton,p,ro.k and Son. Honor list certificates awarded in recognition of exceptional pro- auction in Canada of purebred Holstein-Friesen cattle went to the following: for two year old cows for nigh fat: milked twice per .day for i305 days. Ross Mar, shall, Vernon Hunter and Sons; two year, 365' :days: Ross Marsh- all, Alvin Kettles; three year, 365 days; P.M Marshall (first and See, and olacings); three year, 365 days; M. Forbes, RR Clinton, William D. Chilton, RR: 5, Goder- ich; four year, 305 days; Ross 'Marshall, Beg- McKiel; four year, 365 days; Hume Clutton, Reg, Mc- Kippen Marksinam Wins• Labatt's Trophy Again' (By our' filensall earrespenden01 John Anderson,. Xippen. Gum -Chub won the Labatt Trophy witht a score' Of 4,2 out of a passible Points at the annual trophy shoot. at-Ooderich. Gun Club held at .Sky' Harbour Airport. This is. the fifth, time the 1£i pen: sniper has won the Labatt silVer- Ware. He-dley Prouse, of the CO. - erich Club, was runner up, Jack. Gilbert and Prouse scored 38 poin.- is out of a nosSible 50 to win ther Carling Trophy, 'Tom Sherritt and,! Anderson were runners up. Kiel:, mature cow, 305 days, ,Ross, MArshally Torn Hayden and Son;; matured cow, 365 days: R. Marshr- all, Torn Hayden and. son. Beware or Tro'uble, From Piodiae Deals (By J. OAJ41., HEMINGWAY) GEORGE W. COWAN, Township Clerk 46.7-b C. H. Epps Shows Films During Auburn Meeting Auburn Anuettes Begin Season's 'Wool" Project