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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-23, Page 721" ALUMINIZED CONSOLE Gracious contemporary styling combines with advanced electronics achievements to make Marconi "Award" TV the stand-out buy of 1958 See . . . Try and you'll want an Award Series TV-- Bass and treble tone controls; three speakers;, illuminated channel indicator. Sets from p199.95 Clinton Electric Shop ALBERT STREET D. W. CORNISH CLINTON 941, REDUCED FIRST TIME EVER! How little does electricit y really cost . THURSDAY, *A-NUARY 23, 195 WIG • W 101. N. ow norsox.x. rgyv (By Mrs. rtItYlk The Vrientil.3.7 Few Ferro; Ferline Met at the home of Mr. and XI'S. Kenneth Preszeator with a large uttenda,nee. After discussion pro- gressive euchre was played and the prizes went tp, high, Mrs, Frank Riley. and Wilbur Dewitt; low, Mrs, Howard Preszcater and Ross McGregor, Mr. and Mrs, Ross, McGregor invited Vie forum tp their hone next Monday plight. FIRE SIDE The Fire Side Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Jamieson with 21 adults pree- exit. The group felt that market- ing boards can stabilize prices to a certain extent, for marketing is done in a more orderly way. They may not raise the price much, but would even it out, so it would not fluctuate so much. The board has control of wheat, hogs and tobac- co. Co-operatives can help by creat- ing competition, and by selling products through. the co-op, but are not as effective as a market- ing board. In older to achieve the same ends, the forum suggested turn- ing the, clock back 30 years, "let industry and labour take a cut so our prices would not - be so high, and we could sell our goods on an open market!' Prizes at cards were: most games, Mrs. George Hoggart; low, Mrs, Joseph Babcock; men's high, Oliver Anderson; low, Joseph Bab- cock; lone hands, George Carter. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Hulley, Joint Meeting Of Township of A to. Zurich, Jan 30 A bantillet and the annual meet- ing of the gay and Stanley Town, shin Federation of Agricultate is to be held in the ZOrieh Conmitin- ity Centre, on Thursday, January 30. Guest speaker will be James W. jaeklio, .Fielelman of the OFA ntertainment will be provided and a dance is to follow,. IAoycl Hendrick is president; Clifford. Pepper secretary of the Hay Township Federation, while Alex MeBetie is president and George Reid secretary of the Stanley group, The' Lediee Aid of the Evange- lical United Brethern Chureli in Zurich cater to the beneuet. cost of production which farmere have not been getting on some commodities. The Forum thinks the board, should have control of peoducts, leo-operatives play .a part in raising and stabilizing prices. Sev- eral co-operatives in this district pay regular prices on cream and eggs and at the end of the year pay a substantial dividend, The government should stand behind the. marketing board and give them theauthority for enforce- ment. Progressive euchre was played after the discussion, The next meeting will be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Weido, when it will be review night. UNIQUE FARM FORUM Members of the Unique Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schade with 20 members present. Mrs. Del- bert Geiger as discussion leader capably outlined the topic "Pro- ducers Marketing" and conducted the meeting. The forum thinks a marketing board can stabilize prices and that prices should be increased a certain percent. The marketing board must have control of the productS. The forum agreed that co-operatives can play a part. in raising and stabilizing prices and that there are no other ways in achieving stabilized prices satis- factorily. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Geiger on February 3, with Airon Oestriecher as discussion leader on the topic "Let's Make it Le- gal." James R. Wolsey S. Funeral service for the late- James. R, Wolsey, resident in elite ton for the past four years, was held in Petrone. at the William Jay funeral home on Wednesday afternoon with the Rev, Ralph G.' LePage, of St. Pap's United Church officiating. Gilbert Whitlock sang "Beyond the .Sunset," accompanied by..-11, David Dalziel, Pall-hearers were David Matheson, William Pauline, Charles Tobias, William Holmes, Fred Russell and Laverne Will- iams, • Interment was in gale- dale Cemetery. People attended the funeral , from Detroit, 'Mich.; London, Sale nia, Toronto, Kitchener and Brig den. Surviving are his wife the for- mer Irene Gulliver, Clinton; three daughters, Jeanne (Mrs. E, Dit- ner), Kitchener; Arlie Mae (Mrs, Gerald W. Montgomery), Toronto, and Miss Gloria Wolsey, Kitchen- er, a brother John, in Sarnia, and three grandchildren, F F F You'cantqo A 1,1:011E you lei These days most people work wider pressure, wpm more, sleep lop!, This strain on body and hrain makes physical fitness easier to fosp,,-harder to,Yegaim. Today's tartan 'lying, lowered 004110o overwork, worry,-.any of these may .44 normal kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wastes remain in the system, Then backache, disturbed rest, that "tired-out" heavy,. headed feeling ellen follow. That's the . time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal action. Then you feet better-,sleep better-,work better. Ask for Dodd's% lciOney pills 4 any drug counter. Is Your Subscription Nit& Check the Label; Do it Now suggeeted -that a Tin Producers' Board would have greater barg- aining power 'a they had their awn processing plant, Thera was a short recreation period and lunch Wee served. The next meeting, will be at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Robert X. Thomp- son-. A letter of appreciation is being sent to Bob Oarbert, Wing - ham from this Forum for his fine Week as chairman for the three TV Programs prepared and given by him. LIVE Wigs FOIWUM The Live Wire Farm Forum met at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Larne limiting on Tuesday even- ing to watch the broadcast being .televised with 17 members, two visitors and five children present, Cards were played till ten. After the broadcast 'two groups were, formed, The subject being Producer Marketing.- The busin- ess part of the meeting was then conducted. The next meeting, is to be at the home of aV14,..4114 Mrs, Henry Honking, The hostess' ser- ved luach.„ SS 4 rogum (By Mrs. I. Merrill) The Farm Forum topic for this week was "Producer Marketing," and the SS No. 4 Goderich Town- ship Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ira Merrill, with an attendance of 15. The program given on TV had Bob Caebert, Winghane as chairman. This top- le is the last of a TV series on Marketing. - The .members of \ the Forum think that a marketing board can stabilize the prices of 'our pro- ducts; that the board might riego- tiaee. a price with the buyers, but in order to increase the prices permanently, new and better mar- kets must be found. The market- ing board would have to do this, it will not be effective unless there is a control 'of production. We are not very familiar with co-operatives, but the general feeling is that they could not play a very large part in raising and increase prices. The board will stabilizing prices. One member set a minimum price to cover the PARR LINE FORUM Parr Line Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Solden to discuss "Producer Mar- keting." - A marketing board will make more orderly marketing and a steady price the year around, and we think marketing boards will FREE- Kroehler TV Swivel or Rest Rocker, with any 2-Piece Daveno or Chesterfield Suite in stock-11 suites for your selection. FOR JANUARY' ONLY Most things you buy today have gone up in price—an average of 8o% between x 940 anrx 9 5 6 accarding— to the Consumer Price Index. • But in Ontario during these same years, the average price of ELECTRICITY used in the home and on the farm has actually gone 'down 4%. The average cost of a day's cooking for a family of four is only $.3 cents. Electricity is one of the most important things in your daily life. Your home is safer ... easier to keep clean... brighter...more comfortable than ever before. 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