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Lawrence Nesbitt, Blyth. is being adequately trained 'for
The topic under debate was, "Re- modern agriculture,"
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• • • this Christmas
Season—and our
thanks for your
loyal patronage.
Martin's Dept. Store.
"Web" Martin, Prop.
HU 2-3853 1, Clinton
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A Sincere Wish for a Merry Christmas
and, Thank You to Our Customers
J. E. HUGILL and SONS
SILO CONTRACTORS — R.R, 2, SEAFORTH
Phone 667.r 13 Phone HU 2-9822
SEAFORTH CLINTON
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Happy N6w Year
MURPHY BROS. GARAGE
PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER — FARGO TRUCKS
Phone HU 2-9475 a
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CLAYT DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY
Huron Junior Farmer's .Lose Out to Oxford Group
After Eliminating Bruce County Debating Team
Huron County Junior Farmers group defeated Bruce.
have been .eliminated from the .(le- Last Friday night in Stratford,
bating contest, carried out as an they came up against the Oxford
inter-county competition, When County debaters and were then-
they first met Bruce County the selves defeated, The Huron team
round ended in a tie. A second is made up of Murray Gaunt,
contest was set up, and the local Lucknow; George Ribey, Dungan.,
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And, Thank
You for Your'
Patronage...
LLOYD BUTLER
White Rose Service
44 .;;44,?*- Clinton—HU 2-9021
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WETTLAUFFR'S FEED MILL
Harold and Donna
CLINTON HU 2-9792
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It's such a pleasure to say
thank you to our many friends
and customers at Christmas. May
this Yule be filled with wonder
and happiness for everyone. .'. .
K. W. Colquhoun"
Insurance and Real Esta'fe
Isaac Street — CLINTON — HU 2-9747
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CLINTON Isign-RWORI) Wa)r,./g$DAY,. InCEIViBM 24, Ira8
New Thono Exchange
Soon at Auburn
To Serve Village Area
Auburn and district telephone
users will shortly have their own
telephone exchange,
Plans call for the openlifg of
the first exchange in Auburn Dec-
errkber 31. The exchange will be
established by the Blyth Municipal
System,
Auburn Is served by the Blyth
system and the Huron and Kin-
less Municipal telephone System..
The latter system purchased the
Dungannon, System, known as the
Goderich Rural, one year ago.
By the new arrangement, the
Huron and Kinloss system will
transfer 33 telephones to the Blyth
system.
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Seaforth Man Heads
Huron County
Farm Forums Group
Robert McMillan of RR 2, Sea-
forth, was elected chairman of the
Huron County Farm Forums at
the annual meeting here, Decem-
ber 17.
Other officers and directors:
vice-chairman, John Sodden of
Zurich; past chairman, Mrs, Vera
Greig, Wroxeter; secretary, Carl
Hemingway, • Brussels; township
directors, Ashfield, Oliver Mc-
Charles; Morris, Robert Yuill;
Grey, Jan VanVliet Jr.; McKilion,
Robert McMillan; Hullett, Eric.
Anderson; West Wawanosh, Theo-
dore Mills; East Wawanosh, Will-
iam Taylor; Goderich township,
Fred Lobb; Stephen, Earl Haist;
Usborne, Louis Johns; Hay, John
Soldan; Colborne, Mrs. James Mur-
phy; Howick, Elmer Harding,
Guest speaker Norman Garoch,
CBC farm commentator, gave a
comprehensive picture of costs re-
lating to farm TV programs, meth-
ods of obtaining the best pro-
grams, time elements and future
plans. He predicted more farm
programs by early spring and' an
earlier sign on time as of April 1.
Carl Hemingway, secretary of
the Huron County Farm Forums,
stressed the need for better dis-
tribution and marketing Of farm
products.
Winston Shapton, president of
the Huron County Federation of
Agriculture, said the federation
was strong in Huron County this
year and that, one of the problems
today was over-production.
OFU May Petition
Ottawa for More
HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR
CLINTON
HU 2.9351
Christmas is a gift that '
belongs to us all but in our
merry-making, let us not
forget the true meaning of the dayi
FLORA BEAUTY SALON
STANLEY'S
Red and White Supermarket
Behind Hanover trotlsport Phone HU 24447
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`TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND
`WONDERFUL CUSTOMERS!
BURT and BETTY and STAPP
Like the star that guided the
shepherds and wise men, may
the love and glittering light
of the Season make this
Christmas your happiest!
HERB BRIDLE and STAFF at
Herb's Food Market.
Albert Street, Clinton HU 2-3445
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"The Ontario Farmers' Union
may participate in a large dele-
gation to Ottawa urging more
government consideration for ag-
riculture", stated Gordon Hill, pre-
sident Ontario Farmers' Union.
"In supporting such action", Mr.
Hill continued, "recent increases
in freight rates and farm equip-
ment prices have added greatly
to the cost price squeeze, This,
coupled with falling farm prices,
place the Canadian agricultural in-
dustry in a very shaky position.
Lower prices for eggs, dairy pro-
ducts, soya beans and other cash
crops, fruits and vegetables, hOgs,
and poultry demand government
action which has been sadly lack-
ing to date," said Mr. Hill.
The annual meeting of the In-
terprovincial Farm Union Council
in Winnipeg, December 16-17 gave
considerable study to planning a
large delegation in support of a
demand for deficiency payments
on all agricultural products.
Considerable publicity, in the
western provinces, has been given
to the posSibility of a mass delega-
tion in support of deficiency pay-
ments for grain, Mr. Hill express-
ed an opinion that if the points of
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reference were broadened to in-
clude all agricultural products,
Ontario farmers would participate.
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