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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-06, Page 11News of uburn 09rtgspigolPot :WM .VANP 498$ Phone OOKNI1004, 9 r .• • ... W. C. Newcombe, Phm. B. Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9511 — — CLINTON INTRODUCING A NEW EXCLUSIVE TOILTRY LINE Chantilly — Quelques Fleurs Flatterie by Houbigant A flacon of perfume. in a gaily decorated,' :• miniature hat box. READ IT AND REAP! If your granaries are abulgin'. And that's a sucker bet, For the crop has been _a good one And it's cost you lots of sweat Then you're lookin' for a market For your oats, your corn and wheat And you wanna make a dollar Cause the kids, they gotta eat Then take it from a feller Who has been around awhile You can walk it off to market And you'll, wear a broader smile. For the best durn way to cash it, But don't leave "til too late, Is to mix it, then to feed it With a SHUR-GAIN Concentrate. There's your answer and your market For the grain you've got at home For the detailed SHUR-GAIN program You've only got to phone, You needn't ponder longer As you view those brimmin' bins Choose your SHUR-GAIN feeding program BALANCE FEEDING ALWAYS WINS. If you're bringin' in your feeders • There's shipping fever risk SHUR-GAIN Cattle Booster Sweetened! Arid They go on feed right brisk, :anada Packers Limited Phone HU 2-3815 Clinton MinsrrON NVWSM,V4COart PAGE ELEVEN' FARM FORUM TIME Fire Marshal Asked To Probe Fire The Ontario. Fire MarshaMs of- fice in 'Toronto has been asked to investigate a fire which .destroyed. the 25-room BrunswickIiotei in. Winghain on. Sunday, Loss was, A PRE-SEASON SPECIAL on SKATES and BOOTS No. 119—, Men's Sizes 6-11—Rog $19 95 Spedal $14.95 Sizes 6-10—Reg. X12.95 „.. Special $10.25 Sizes 7-11—R eg. $15.95 . Special $11.95 • ' • No. 168— 5 • • -Special $6.50 Boys Sizes 2 and 13—Reg. $7.9 No. 479— Ladies Figure Size 2—Reg $9 95 Speciai $7.95 iloadis Figure Size 6—Reg $12,95 Spec. $10.25 HUNTING Ecriuulpinivent .,Canades Finest Sporting Equipment right. at your door. , (What You Don't5ee Just Ask For) „„c0.01.itig 5006 7tf..C/4 PYREX CASSEROLE Gleaming Brass Rack with Milk White covered Casserole $4.50 LAZY SUSAN Gleaming Chrome and Glass A delight for any hostess $5.95 and $9.95 Mr, and Mrs, .0, R, Taylor were weekend visitors with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Ron Rathweli, St, Oatherines, Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Glasgow, Alan .and Dennis visited Mr, "and Mrs, D, A, McicaP" on SattIrdaY. Mr, and Mrs. L, Hemberger and Marion, and Mrs. J. Sclater, Sea- forth, visited Mr• And. Mrs, Oliver Anderson on Sunday, William Kruse was a recent LONDESBORO Dr. Arthur Lyon, Windsor, And his son, visited with Mrs. Jennie Lyon one day last week, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong spent last weekend' in Hamilton attending the wedding of their niece, Miss Eleanor Armstrong on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Flunking and Mrs. Margaret Manning visited with Miss Maxine Hunking in London on Sunday. ) Miss Ruby MeVittle is spending a few 'days at the home of her nephew, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Carter. Visitors 'with Mrs. Margaret Manning on Saturday were Mrs. J, P. Manning and daughter, Mrs. Phyllis, Johnston and three child, ren, Riverside, near Windsor.. ...Billy Cowan spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Cowan, Herb Oakes, Goderich Township, spent a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. George McVittie. ' Women's Institute The Women's Institute met in a darkened Orange Hall, with lighted candles in pumpkins and black cats on the wall, First vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt presided with Mrs. R. 3, Phil- lips at the piano, Judges of the Hallowe'en par- ade were Mrs.. W. T. Robison and Mrs. William Rose. Prizes for the best-dressed went to Mrs, G. R. Taylor and to the comic (scare- crow) Mrs. Ed Davies. Mrs. Tay- lor sang a Hallowe'en song. The motto "The Door of Wisdom is' ever Shut" was taken by Mrs. George Millian. Mrs. Donald Hain- es gave a report of the resolutions Appeal oii Hog Vote Set for: Nov,115,' Next Saturday, November 15, a motion to have the July Plebts-oite on hog Marketing set' aside because of .irregularities in the voting,. will be brought before the Ontario. Appeal Court—, Information on this motion "is from Peter McDonald, Bright, who is resident of the Free Enterprise Hog Producers Association, set tip to fight Ontario legislation which ;waxes it compulsory to buy -or sell hogs through the Ontario gog Producers Co-operative. • The Hanover Post reviews, the, situation in this light: A province- wide referendum was held on July 25, when .$8,2 percent of the vot- ing hog producers endorsed the marketing plan r binding on all Optarlo hog producers.. Justice 4. I, Ferguson ruled the scheme invalid the same month. • Attorney-General Roberts sought to have the ruling reversed Ancl'the Ontario Appeal Court has reserved judgment on the legality of the scheme. Mr, Justice Ferguson made his ruling on the grounds the 1957 Farm Products Marketing Act re- mikes that marketing schemes re- ceive a favorable vote from pro- ducers before they, can be put into effect and hog producers were not polled, -The scheme Was approved by or-. der-in-council and -deemed to be mit in force, as of June 1, 1957. Legislation confirming it was pas- sed. last March. , which had been presented at the area convention, Mrs. Ed Davies gave a demonstration on invisible mending and Mrs. Millian reported on the area convention. During the business period, the secretary, Mrs. D. Craig read the minutes of the previous meeting and Mrs. Cliff Brown reported for the card and visiting committee. Mention was made of the Tweedsmuir workshop being held at_ Dungannon. Mrs. William Saaughan and _Mrs. Wes Brad- -nock were added to the committee. The fall rally is to be in Exeter on November 5. Arrangements were made for a bus trip to the Royal 'Winter Fair on Thursday, November 20. Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs, Sam Daer were added to the gift committee. Lunch was served by Mrs. G. R. Taylor, Mrs, G. Millian, Mrs.—A, Billings and Mrs. Ed. Davies. Mins (10)" 04r 414,1esbor0 Vorrespontlent). The members of the. Live Wire Farm Forum held their 'first Meet- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. Wilmer Howatt, with j5 members present After listening to the broadcast, two groups were form- ed to discuss the subject, "What Price Freedom?" The next meeting will be held at. the home of Gordon Howatt. :r4.un FARM PORT,Tlif (By our Ifens.all. Clorrespoudent).• The Parr Line Farm Forum met at the home of Mr,and Mrs. 'Ross Love for discussion on the subject "What Price Freedom?" Members felt they had lost no freedom through, farm organiza, tion, and that.' they. had gained through freedom of the marketing boards, They felt they had ra9m, toorasnia,yohlititeh: .4141g Price of their The for= felt they had gained, financially through organization., For, example, the floor price would have been reached months ago in the price of bogs;. wheat price would have peen lower.. Greater financial gain is pos.* Bible through co-operative .orgarti, nation than through the individual, for the farmers can share the risk and management decisions, They retain ter themselves, a, larger share of the benefits of 'their joint action, During the social session, win" ners in euchre were; ladies, Mrs. John Soldan, Mrs. Stewart Mack- well; men, Ross Love, Stewart, Blackwell. The. large .attendance fully enjoyed the first meeting of the season. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adkins, estimated at more than .$1,00,000. No one' was injured during the five hour blaze in the ..downtown business' section of town, The own- er,. Clayton Grose, . was, the only man in the building, and by the time he noticed. . the entire furnace room was Ablaze. Fire* men kept the fire under control, and saved the buildings next to the Cue AND. SCOUT BOTTLE DRIVE Please have you? bottles ready for the Cubs and Scauts. Will Pick Them Up Between 9 and 12, Saturday Morning, November 15 45-6-b No. '112— Men's No. 114— Men's visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Miss Mary Houston, Hamilton, and Miss Frances Houston, Lon- don, visited with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. Houstop, Mr, and Mrs, Donald H. Ross, Janice and Catherine, Oakville, spent the weekend with is moth- er, Mrs, rred. RQSa, and Mrs. J. R. Weir, Jean and Bobby, London, visited on Sonde)? with Dr. B. C, Weir and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay, • Mrs. William Rose, who has been visiting Mrs. J. W, Graham, has returned to Swan River, Mr: and Mrs. J. J. Robertson spent • the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. H, Hitehen,. and Mr, Kitchen, Port Dalhousie. Mrs, George Hamilton, who has been visiting relatives in Seaforth and Brucefield has returned home, Pre-Winter Sale 1952 STUDEBAKER STARLIGHT COUPE Special price - $250.00 1950 PLYMOUTH COACH To Clem' at only $195.00 1949 MONARCH, very good shape, new tires, only $195.00 A few more at these Special Prices to clean up before Winter sets in. MURPHY BROS. 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