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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-02, Page 7latkPLUMBER1 m4Rot,p l doLp? +me THE uPsTAIRs I DOWNSTAIR5 . YOUR WARM? do 4. HEATING • I • SYSTEMS OUT OF FORM .,,.... Si P We're ringing .in 1958 on a joyous note; to thank you for your pat- HAPPY NEW YEAR ° ronage and wish you- 1 A Sohn Aldington Gore rarm. Equipment and Hardware ' Varna, , Ontario Hugh R. Hawkins and Staff Lamimwmpoo."0"200.,""aaalioraivotoomotuoaatabliwatu. Sincerest good wishes for a„ HAPPY NEW YEAR)! CHINO YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARI ,ifeC 1955 CHRYSLER WINDSOR DELUXE SEDAN ..$ 1,995 1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE SEDAN $ 950 1953 FORD MAINLINE COACH „ $ 950 1952 FORD CUSTOMLINE COACH, radio and VL ,signals I.ET SEDAN 1950:STUDEBAKER SEDAN, radio and overdrive 468559005 1950 CHEVROL ET 1947 MERCURY COACH„ dependable transpor- tatic:kn , $ 275 McPherson 'Oros. Garage Phone MU 2-9363 : Clinton, Ont. Bear •Wheel Alignment and Balancing Service 4tiletriist Dru6ist PlioNE I-1U. CLINTON ... To all our many wonderful.friends! Clinton, Ontario • , edicomoludvomoiroatmurfaaatzsizomaerdtviswommachtcmswomm-.1 C AYT DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY OG WANTED We Supply Hogs and Fee ti d Purchase Your Own Hogs and We Will Pay For Them HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO FEED A LARGE NUMBER OF HOGS WITHOUT USING YOUR. OWN CAPITAL A "110.11M;DAY, 4:ANITA= 2, 1. Fieldrnan, Talks Of Ontario's Farm Legislation and Mrs.. G. Steepe and family, spent the weekend in Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bolton, Goder- ich, spent Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs. H ,Cuolnwre. 'Corporal R. Cameron and Mrs, Cameron and family, spent Christ mas week in Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ouchnore and family, Hamilton, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, H, .Cudinere. Mr. and Mrs; 3,Yeo„ and family were guests on Cbristfnas Day of Mrs. C. Bissitt and Frank 13issett, Goderich. Mr. and IVIrs,, Frank Lawson and family, London, and Mr. and Mrs, N', ,Brown, Detroit, spent Christmas week with Mr. and Mrs. E, Gliddon, Concert SS No. 3, Goderich Township (Hoirnesville) held its Christmas concert on Deeember 16, with Frank Yeo as chairman. A very fine program was carried out by the pupils, consisting of choruses, recitations, vocal solos, accordion sole and several plays: In the chairman's adddress, Mr, Yeo said that in 1946 there were only 13 pupils enrolled in the school, com- pared to 1957 with 40 pupils. With Santa's entrance to dis- tribute the gifts from around the tree, a wonderful evening came to a close. The teacher of this school is Miss C, Ann Shaddock, and Mrs. Rodgers is the music teacher. Pupils taking part were Bonita Williams, Bill Hoggarth, Paul Cadmare, Cathie Potter, Marion Liebold, Mary Squire, Jim Mc- Cullough, Donald Yeo, Bob Nor- man, John Ross, Marilyn Yeo, Eric Gahweiler, Charles Haughton, Darlene Haughton, Milton McCliii- chey, Fred Tyndall, Berthena Cruickshank, Douglas McCullough, Shirley Norman, Karen Saddler, Peter Gahweiler, Helen Cowan, Douglas Liebold, Wayne Potter, Linda McClinchey, David Mead- lough, Ronald 'Trewartha, Lucille Bond, Brian Potter, Billy Tyndall, Gary Potter, Karen McClinchey Paul 1VicClinchey, Donald McClin- chey, Brenda Tyndall, Janice Tre-• N.v,artha, jimmy Heard, Kenhy Col:: dough, Ricky Dubler and Eddie David. WMS meeting The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of HohnesvilleUnited Church met in the basement of the church for the December meeting. The meeting was in charge, of Mrs. Carman Tebbutt's group,. with Mrs. Tebbutt in the chair. Mrs, W. Yea gave the prayer. Mrs. W. R. Lobb read a Christmas story by Miss Miranda Brown, the Hol- mesville missionary for prayer. Mrs. Edward Grigg gave an item on /temperance.. The president, Mrs. Les Jervis conducted the bus- iness. Mrs. Elmer Potter gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. J. A. Mc-* Kim conducted the election of of- ficers and Mrs. John Grigg read the slate of officers for 1958. 'qrs. Edward Grigg- and Mrs. Wil- liam Norman sang a duet, with Mrs. W. Yeo at the piano, A Christmas play was given with Mrs. Carman Tebbutt acting as narrator and Mrs, W. Yea, Mrs, W. R. Lobb and Mrs. M. Jones taking other parts. A carol sing was held. Mrs. F. McCullough read a condensed version of "The REGISTERED .PUREBRED GERMAk, SHEPHERD MALE PUPS. FOR :SALE Black and Cream Color Seven Weeks . Old Tens Von Luftwaffe CIT-IAMPIGNSHIP 'PEDIGREES' Palo: EGON 'or i TEN.A.- VON BRAECLIFF LUFTWAFFE Sire arid clam'," of Zilber Von Man- above sire were ,nerlicht, sire of chanapionShip above dam was prize-winners in a 3 time winner the 15,S.A. at Dog Show at CINE, Toronto. :CLARENCE DENOMME Princess Street,. Clinton -- HU, 2-9704 or ,HU:.24064 i-b In operation sinee 1951' on a voluntary basis, the Ontario Gov- ernMent . by' Order-in-Council has given official status to the Form- ula Committee oh. Fluid Milk, the Hon. W, A. Goodfellow, Agricul- tUre Minister, said today, For the past three years the committee has established the' price of fluid milk in the Province by basing the, price on the general economic contlitionS of the prov- ince and the prices of other dairy produets, In addition the general wholesale index, cost of abor, commodities and other factors are taken into consideration:, The committee, Which is under the chairmanship of Everett M, Biggs, dairy commissioner, is com- posed of Dr. }Toward L, Patter- son, director of the Farm Econam, ics Branch, Department of Agri-' culture, and Professor Ralph Campbell, Department of Econ- omies, Ontario. Agricultural Coll- ege, Opiri",(1* • , • e• closed with prayer by Mrs, Teb- butt. The Wanian's Association meet- ing following with the president, Mrs. Stewart Farquhar leading in the. devotional part of the meeting. Gifts for the Children's Aid were handed in, and a donation was given to the M M fund. Mrs, J, McKim conducted the election of officers with Mrs, N. Heard reading the proposed: ^Jate. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs, Farquhar. Hostesses for the day were Mrs, Lloyd Band and Mrs,: John Grigg, Officers for the WIVIS are presi- dent, Mrs. N, Beard; vice-pre*. dents, Mrs; C, Tebbutt, Mrs, t, Potter, Mrs.. Jack Yeo, Mrs, L, Jervis; secretary, Mrs,. Reg, Mil- ler; assistant, Mrs. F. lYfulholland; treasurer, Mrs. E. Potter; literary secretary, Mrs, I. Tebbutt; supply secretary, Mrs, W. Yea; steward- ship, Mrs, W. R. Lobb; flower committee, Mrs. H. Cudmore and Mrs. H. Williams; visiting com- mittee, Mrs, H. Cudmare, Mrs. C. Tebbutt, Mrs. W. Norman, Mrs. B. MacMath, Mrs. S. Farquhar, Mrs. I. Tebbutt, Mrs. W. R. Lobb, Mrs. J 4 /Yea, Mrs. 'L, Jervis, Mrs. W. Bender, Mrs, W.•Yeo. and Mrs. E. Grigg; Mission Band superinten- dents, Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs. Jack Yeo; pianists, Mrs. W. Yeo,,.,MrS. E, Grigg', Mrs. L. Bond'. Officers for the WA are presi- dent, ..Mrs. S. Farquhar; vice- president, Mrs, L. Bond; social convener,. Mrs. M, Jones; secre- tary, Mrs: William. Norman; trea- surer, Mrs, E. Grigg; flower com- mittee; Mrs. B. MacMath and Mrs. L. Bond; buying committee, Mrs, W. Norman, Mrs. E. Grigg. and Mrs. B. MacMath; property Com- mittee', Mrs. F. Trewartha and Mrs. W. Yea; ways and means committee, Mrs. I. Tebbutt, Mrs. W. R. Lobb, Mrs, 'E. Yee and Mrs. K. Harris; manse committee, Mrs. S. Farquhar and Mrs. E, Grigg; press secretary, Mrs. P. McCul- lough: O Summerhill Club. • istmas Meettha • very , enjoyable Christmas meeting of the Sumnierhill Ladies Club was held at the home of Mrs: William Jenkins " with, 27 rriernhers and two visitors present. The meeting opened by singing Carols. Mrs. Chester Farquhar gave a very interesting report of the hospital auxiliary meeting which she and Mrs. Norman Ball attended. Mrs. Ross Lovett and Mrs. Allen 'Neal were appointed to attend the January meeting. The program consisted of read- ings by Mrs. Clark Ball, Mrs. Earl Blake; and Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Clarence Ball .leadin singing car- ols. The final part of the meeting was the roll call answered by each one exchanging gifts with the members. The January meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ross Lovett. Those on the program are Mrs. Ezra. Ellis, Mrs. Chester Far- quhar, Mrs. Neville Forbes and Mrs, Percy Gibbings, and those on the lunch are Mrs. Bill Jenkins, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Charles Mertill and Mrs; Wilfred Pen- found. (13y.Carl Hemingway). I tuppose most of you have read the item in the dailies which stat- ed' in effect that the Ontario GOV.- ernment was "withdrawing from Marketing Legislation," The first thing I would call to your attention is the fact that this report was, under the name of a newspapt,ir correspondent, This relieves the Governmnt of being accused of a definite state-ment, As one reads along in the report it is quite evident that the •Farm products Marketing Act and sim- liar and supporting amendments will not be withdrawn. Rather it appears that the Government wishes to give up the responsibil- ity of enforcing it. It is difficult to see how this can be dope as the government is the only source of power for law enforcement, At the present time it is the responsibility. of the producers Marketing Agency to administer the regulations drawn up by the Farm products Marketing Board —a goverpment appointed body. When it • mentions producers "policing their members" the only conclusion would seem to be that Farm Organizations would be ask- ed to name the men they wished to' have on the Farm Products Marketing Board. These men would 't/-en be appointed by the GoVernment, This would seem to be logical, Due to the increased number, and scope of Marketing. Boards in re- cent years it is natural and desire- able that changes should be made in the methods of administration of the Farm Products Marketing Act. Farm organization has been pressing vigorously for these changes. Quotation from report of Royal Commission on Price Spreads 1.957 "All ' shipments of livestock should be made to the public mar- ket, where ever possible, to give all buyers an opportunity of -com- peting for them and to prevent direct shipments being used as a club in the' hands' of the packers to break down prices on the public stock yards." • In 1939 Canadians paid $46,937,- 295.in individual income taxes; in 1949, 3762,563,516; in 1956, $1,288,- 099,725. '14,-,40000V404-KtetMVXMOMIC-Pr No- OUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION... ...to help make 1958 brighter, cheerier and more profitable for you, wp our friends and customers! 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