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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-02-25, Page 9Kippen East WI Sees Quilt Display Going For Hospital (By our Hensali Correspondent) Kippers East Women's Institute met February 17 at the home of Mrs. Stewart Pepper. They had on display some beautiful quilts and pyjamas made by the various groups of, their branch which will be forwarded to the War Memor- ial Children's Hospital, London. Mrs. Alex McGregor gave a dem- onstretion of the sewing the 4-H Club -girls had made which was shown Achievement Day. Roll ea, "If I were a shut-in, how would I like to be remembered" was answered by members. Guest speaker Mrs. Edison McLean spoke on "General Nursing", The motto—"I lived with Cancer 12 years", was read by Mrs, El- don Jarrott. Mrs. J. Lostell re- viewed current events, Mrs. Charl- es Eyre contributed a poem, and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson conducted a health quiz. ews o afield By MISS LUCY D. WOODS PHONE; Awn= 45 r 3 FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of 0-"erio and solicit your patronage. We will theni up at your term. Neese PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H.. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 773 SEE TOMORROW'S AGRICULTURE TODAY! At-The Twenty-SeCond Annual Middlesex Seed Fair — Food Show - 'And Farm Equipment Display March 1 to 5 at Manufacturer's Building Western Fair Grounds, London ' Over 40,000 Sq. Feet of commercial & Educational Displays. Eincetiona). Programs Daily at 1.45 p.m. in the Theatre featur- ing Speakers, Parsel Discussions, and Demonstrations. Entertainment Program every evening at 8.00 in the Theatre. ' Ladies' Features—Foods, Fashions and Flowers. Secure Printed Program for Full Details Send entries by Feb. 29 for Junior Amateur, Public School and junior Fanner Square Dance, and Old Time Fiddler Contest. ADMISSION: 50c—Children under 14 with adult—Free Ample Free Parking Space FAIR OPEN—Tuesday-12.00 noon to 10.30 p.m. Wed., Thurs. & Friday-10.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. Saturday-10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. ALL RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE INVITED Middlesex Soil and -Crop Improvement Association Hugh Filson, President Ws It. Riddell, Secretary ez-trti "MOW BRUCEFIELD The many friends of Murrsy 'Tyndall are sorry that he lo con- fined to his home throligh illness,. Mrs, L. Simpson, Hensall, spent Sunday with 'her eister, Mrs. M. Yaire. Mrs. Simon 1VicKenzie took ill while visiting .with 'her son in St. Thomas And 1$ in hospital at St. Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. George .Griffith And 'family, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Smith, )alt4evale, spent Stinday with Mr. rid Mrs, G. El-. Mrs. Brice Menerey, Beyfielcl, visited friends in the village end attended the funeral of Mrs, An-nie ,MeNaughton, London, Mrs, malanghton was a former resi- dent of this community and was. buried at pgird's Cemetery on Thursday, Congratulations at the time of her recent 100th birthday were received by Mrs. Agnes • Baird,from Her Majesty, Queen Eliza- beth II, also from Prime :Minister John -Diefenbaker, and the leader of the opposition, Lester B. Pear- son, both of Ottawa and freers Charles 1VIacNaughton, Exeter, Huron County's representative in WANT TO SAVE MONEY ON MEN'S WEAR? CHECK THESE WEEKEND SPECIALS AT HERMAN'S FORSYTH TERYLENE SHIRTS Absolutely No Ironing • 0 HANDSOME STRIPES 0 CONVERTIBLE CUFFS 0 SIZES 141/2 to 161/2 REG. $7 95 .... OUR WEEKEND SPECIAL — ONLY 15.98 (correspondent, M806. th i,,ONO• Phone fieneall 494r15) miss Whi tem an visited the latter's. 'father, Robert Thoms during last week with Mr. and son. Mrs. Duncan Aikenhead, Seaforth. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Plekert spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,E40, Wahl, Listovvel, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Zurich, visaed On Siinday with Mr, and Mrs. Harold ;ones and family. Mr. end Mrs. Eddie Taylor, :Stratford, were Sunday guests of Miss' Mabelle Whiternen. Mr. and Mrs. Van Wieren and family have taken residence Sign Cudmore's -1104,ge on High- way 4. William. Brock, of ne.47,Ktricton, visited a few weeks with his sop and. danghtersiti-law, Mr. and Mrs,.-. Russell 13rock. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Stokes and Larry, London, Spent Sunday with NEWS OF KIPPER Mrs. Verne Alderdice submitted the treasurer's report. The post- poned euchre and dance sehedided for February 12 will be held March 11 in the local community auditorium, and a euchre and dance is slated for April 1. President Mrs. Russell Brock chaired the meeting and Mrs. E, Whitehouse was op-hostess with Mrs. Pepper. Lunch was convened by Mrs. Campbell' Eyre, Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs. William Kyle and Mrs. Wilmer Eroadfoot. Mr: and Mm. 'Adam Flowers *pent a couple a days 'Toronto the. first. of theWeek, Miss sate CoOke, London, spent • the weekend with Miss Maine Weston, - • Mrs. Wilfred . Castle was able to return home on Friday evens leg with her fractured ankle in .a.! avaBcirig east. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brisson, Ci-Miasse Pointe, MIch„, were the' 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'Weston from. Thursday to 'Satur- 11aY. Mrs, .T, Postan.s 'is a patient in 'Clinton Public Hospital where she iniderwent major surgery on Mon; .day .naorning._ Mrs, .I.Tarold. King, 'Sarnia, came' .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackie and baby, London, were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mak- ins for the weekend, Rev. J, W. Patrick returned to the parsonage on Saturday after having been absent from the past- orate for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Fraser re- tensed to their home in the village on 'Friday after having spent two weeks with their daughter, Mrs, O. Fell a Riverside,. Mrs. C ayton Guest Who Asited her ,sister; Mrs. "Nialceirn Toms? . for e. couple of weekS returned to her home in Leaside on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. William. Murray Warren, Mich„ were - with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms from Wed- 11004y to Friday last week, R. L. MaeMillen and Tones Pros. completed .their „ice harvest on Thursday, TheY i‘iirt' the '.ice heavy, an average thickness of or 1.7", and a good quality, miss Marion Simpson, Wing- ham, Mr, and Mrs. Zanies Moses, Margaret, Patsy and James, Vine- land Station, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Franck over the weekend. Mrs. Jack Fraser returned home on Friday night after having vis- ited her - daughter, Mrs. William Parker 'and family, and son Jack and family, London. Mrs. E, W. Oddleifson who mot- ored- to the village on Friday for the weekend, was recalled to Lon- don that night. Mr. Oddleifson, who had intended joining her here the next day suffered a heart at- tacke, and was taken to Victoria. Hospital, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker, Pam and Jackie, London, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Perker, Also their guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, LucknOw, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Squire, Mitchell, The Rev, 'E, J. B, Harrison of- ficiated at the service of - holy baptism at 4,30 p.m. in Trinity 'Church on Sunday for Robert John, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert, parker, -London. The god- pareritS, by proxy, are Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, London. Middlesex Seed Fair Plan Varied Program • Dr. C. D. Graham,-Deputy Min- ister of Agriculture; Toronto, will officially open the Middlesex Seed Fair, in London, March 1 to 5. The -program wills include other key speakers including Dr. Charles Rogers, Wooster, Ohio, and Dr. p, N. Huntley; -Field Husbandry De- partmeet, OAC, Guelphs • Panels which have .proved, ex- tremely popular, are being featur- ed with Roy Jewell,l CFPL moder- ator for "Marketing Prospects, Supports,' Deficiency ; Payments" and Bert Moggach chairing one on. "Trends in ., Parm Equipment, Machinery and Buildings:" ‘ LadieS features • include demon- strations on food, faShions and flowers. Entertainment will fea- ture- bands; choirs, amateur con- tests, square dances, old time fid- dlers, drama contests and novelty numbers,: The marketing of farm products is the popular topic for' discussion and it is important that farmers knew not only the facts but also the implications, • I was very interested in a quo- tation, given, from one of our cur- rent Ancient history books by James Haggerty at the Elma township Federation of Agricul- ture meeting February 18. "It is only when forces' are 'equal that the question of rights arises. When forces are unequal the strong does what he can and the weak suffers what he must." Could this apply to Hog Mark- eting? In former years the strong packing corporation did what he could namely gained control of the hogs by bonusing the weaker trucker and the trucker, stronger than the individual and protected by PCV licensing, gathered up the hogs from the weaker indiv- idital farmer who suffered what he must. There was no question of rights. This was just accepted as the way things were done. Now that the Ontario Hog Pro- ducers has become a strong bargain- ing force in the sale of hogs the, question of rights becomes a vital issue. In this case the point of contention is who shall have the right to allocate the supply of hogs The •opposition has been imply- ing that the Hog Producers Mar- keting Board has the sole power to allocate hogs to the various packers. This is not true, Since the Marketing Board must always sell in the best interests of the producer any packing plant can take over the right to allocate the desired number of hogs to itself simply by bidding the higher price. It is only in the case of identical bids that the Board has any pow- er of allocation, In this case the Board is obliged to sell the hogs on some other consideration, in the best interests of the Producer. The packer who can process quickest, who is closest to the point of assembly, or who consis- tently returns favourably dressing percentage, or who will sell im- mediately into the trade rather than the one who is storing pork will get the hogs. The fact that the matter of right the ,Ontario legislature,. Birthday; dinner in the Dominion Hotel., Zurich, on Sunday was en-joyed by Mr. and Mrs. William Dmain and Wilma; Mr. and Mrs. Vie •Dinnia and Billy,. Zurich; and Mrs. Harry. Dinhin and. Kathy, Petrolia, to mark the 78th birth, day of Mrs. 'Dinah), which occurred. on, Fehrum IS,. • YOUR JOB more eggs per dollar OUR JOB CHICKS bred to lay more Righ production cannot be promised' into chicks. It must be built in. SAY ROE CHICKS'-- and get the right ones every time. Famous STONE'S, DEmixamilX, TRUE.,-LINES, .ROE RED and SUSSEX CROSSES. Famed "Hy-LAY" blood lines available and pro- ven at ROE FARMS LIMITED - ATWOOD, ONTARIO No high cost franchise payments RAY'S Sunoco Station 192 HURON STREET NO `11kNOW CLINTON Ray Hoggarth, Prop. HU 2-6661 1,13.0.11j TO DO-. MORE KHAN YOU'LL EVER. DEMAND! HERE ARE ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF CORVAIR IN ACTION . . . TAKEN DURING TESTS THAT . WENT ON DAY AFTER PUNISHING DAY, OVER THE WORST TER- RAIN IMAGINABLE. THEY'RE PROOF POSITIVE THAT- CORVAIR IS THE HOTTEST PERFORMING CAR OF THE YEAR, PUT CORVAIR THROUGH YOUR TESTS TODAY, AND YOU'LL AGREE! Chances are you'll never make full use of Corvair's go-anywhere ability. But until you've put this spirited performer through its paces, you'll never know, how much extra traction, extra road-holding quality Corvair offers you. on Thursday lasts to stay with her sister, Mrs, • A. Featherston, while visiting relatives here. Colin Campbell returned. to his home in the village on .Sunday after having been a patiea in Clinton Public hospital for a Week, ALCLIMBS LIKE A MOUNTAIN GOATI With Corvair's Turbo-Air 6 behind you, you can climb just about anywhere. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar Meride have piirChased Robert Cooper's house on the London Road and hope to move in the beginning 'of April, The many friends of Mrs. Arch- ie 'Parsons are pleased. to 'learn she is improving daily since be liospitaii?..ed Scott . 114%110zi, .Seafortt, recently, Group 3 of the WA, of St, And- rew's United Church, of which Mrs. John Sinclair is leader, held a 41,Pee4gAll bake sale on Satur-day afternoon inPrYsdales 'Store, Mrs, Emerson Kyle entertained 'the ladies: of group 2, St. Andrew's Woman's Association, to a pot- luck dinner and quilting bee on Tuesday of last .week. The three group leaders, Mrs, Alderdice, Mrs, Sinclair and -Mrs. Rena Caldwell intend holding a Joint meeting of all members, their husbands and families at the church Monday evening, Feb-. reary 29 when. Fred Peel, Seas forth, will give a resume and show pictures taken on his recent trip to Russias Thu Fehruury 25( 1060,-,•-Cliututt NeWPRecutd--4.age 9 Farmers Strength Raises Question Of "Who Has The Righti Of Sale (By J. Carl Hemingway) has come up would seem to prove that farmers now have equal strength in the market place as far as hogs are concerned. Marketing of 'beef was also dis- cussed and while the past doesn't seem too bad there was definite fear expressed for the future. It is meowed that one of the weal- thiest financiers in Cenada is about to set up a 5,000 head cat- tle feeding station in Huron Coun- ty. He has refuse from another enterprise that will supply 'him with cheap fattening ration, he has shares in the packing industry, and controls a large retail chain, With a good market for the re- fuse and a good profit on proCes- sing and retailing he doesn't have to worry about -a profit on his feeding. 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