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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-04-21, Page 10BRUCEF ELD "rb, Rev, Pr, Donald McKenzie, minister at Brucefield, will S11,04 his coloured -Odes. Of Scotland in .the Erucefield United Churel; on Monday night, April at -•fi p.m. Mr, and Mrs. Victor Zrurieb, spent Easter .Sunday with. Mr: and Km, Williarn V. Dirinin Easter Sunday brought out a large percentage :of the congrega- tion at Erupefield to morning capably directed by the rain- istert the Rev, Dr. D. McKenzie, the Grand Black Chapter of On- 0 West, and Very Wor, Sir Knight Max. 'SWeitzer, Woodliani, County Master of Huron .County Black Chapter, all of whom gave very interesting addresses, Four Worthy Sir Knights of Wingham ;took this most exalted degree, Other guests attended from Woodham, Varna, Clinton, :Myth, Fordwich, Tara, Amberley and Whigham. WO JACKSON ALUMINUM LTD. — SEAFORTH is collecting wool for grading and sale on the co-operative plan. Ship, pers shay obtain sacks and twine free of charge from the above or their Licensed Operators Any Government Deficiency Pay- ment will apply only on Properly Graded Wools. Secure the Utmost by Patronizing the Organization that made this possible. CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 217 Bay Street — Toronto ' tors in the United. .States will be told that the highest price 'paid for anywhere in Ontario, Radio stations will carry a nightly rePOrt throughout the fall season, of Prig" as as :prepared by Mr. Wilford his London office,. One more new thing in the tur. nip industryf Mr, Wilford announc- es that a manufacturer in Holland' is planning to bring into Canada a machine, which is made for grocery stores to install sitar lax to a coffee grinder, where the turnips can be sliced for a shopper - before she takes it out of the store, That would help those ladies who find cutting up this tasty Vegetable is hard to do. 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FARM SEEDS THE YEAR ROUND AVAILABLE NOW Grown on our own farm: Commercial Climax Timothy Alfalfa Certified York Barley Selkirk Wheat Locally Grown: Garry Oats (Commercial and Registered) Alfalfa Red Clover Alfalfa and Red Clover mixture ( as grown, not blended) Most of our farm income comes from poundi* of beef and pounds of milk, and this can only be produced by good pasture and good hay, If you need a pasture or hay mixture, it- is im- portant to buy the seed ingredients separately and -have t-em mixed yourself, because the standard of purity in a mixture is much tower that) in the individual seeds, FULL LINE OF SEEDS ON HAND Alexander LONDESBORO 1-b No other car has springs like these! Volkswagen rides like a big car—with springs you can't even see! Sealed in tubes, they're protected from rust, dust and dirt. These torsion bars give independent spring- ing to each of the four wheels—unlike any other family car. Lou get the same remarkable riding comfort front seat or back. Volkswagen wheels-are different, too. They are larger than normal with larger tires for a softer, more comfortable ride. And oversize brakes give you maximum safety. Volkswagen's unique suspension, large'Wheels, luxurious contoured seats—these are the important things when it comes to riding comfort—not size. Volkswagen's ride on any road is unmatched, even by big cars. That Volkswagen's famous engine is different, is a well known fact. It's in the tear, of course. It's air-cooled. In fact, it has set a new trend in motor design. You get up to 40 miles per gallon and can drive at top speed all day long—if you wish. All this makes Volkswagen different. When you drive it you'll find-- tt pays to be different. No wonder, then, that Volkswagen Is the largest Belling imported car in North America—by fart VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. Don smith Motors Huron St., HU 2-9088 cols had been passed with the ap- proval of all parties, This new Bill 88 was the brain child of members of the party in power and without discussion with farm organizations was introduc- ed into the house, by the Minister of Agriculture as a partisan Bill and was opposed by the combined opposition. Farm marketing leg- islation now seems to have be- came a political football. A statement of County Federa- tion of Agriculture policy con- cerning Commodity Groups prev- iously drawn up by the resolution committee was presented and af- ter discussion it was agreed to defer final approval until the pro- posed statement could be consid- ered in the light of the present constitution. Alf Warner, of the county Hog Producers, thanked the county and township Federations for the support given in opposing Bill 86 and stated that with such strong opposition the government would probably hesitate in making use of any of the new powers. Could this be the reason that Mr.. Goodfellow failed to appear far the opening of the L,istowel Farmers Co-operative April 8? Rutabago400 Per Bushel All Year Aim Of Wilfordl Marketing Service Mr. and Mr‘s. Arelde Noakes spent Easter with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Earl • McKellar and family, Chadian), Sergeant Don Orr., and Mrs, Orr, St, SYlvestret Qtle„ spent the . Easter holidays with the former's Parents, Mr, •and Mrs. R. A. Orr.. James Bent was taken by ambulance on March 18 from the Queensway Nursing home to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mr. and Mns, J. L. McCloy, Cathy, Jimmy and Christine, To- ronto, spent 'the Easter holidays with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Harold,Bell, To- ronte, 'Visited over the .asterholi- days with the foriner's father, W. R. Bell and brother-in-law and Pis, ter, Mr. and MM. Clarence Knight and family. FP) Ralph McArthur who has been stationed at RCAF Centralia has been posted to Rivers, Man., and with his wife and sons. Mae and Cam leave this week to take up residence there. Mrs, Mc- Arthur is the former Elaine Beer, Hensall, - Ed. Little is a patient in St. Joseph's 'Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery on his knee Saturday morning which he injur- ed in an accident 'recently. Follow- ing a week in the hospital he will return home where he expects to be confined for six weeks. Easter visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer were Sergeant John Beer, ]Mrs. Beer, David and , Johnny, Springfield;F/O R. D. McArthur, Mrs. McArthur, Mac and Cam, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. George Beer; Linda Lee and Betty Ann, Hensall. Senior Citizens Senior Citizens Club met at the Community Centre April 12 with a fair attendance, and enjoyed an evening of progressive euchre. Winners were: ladies, Mrs. George Hess, Mrs: Annie Saunder- cock; men, Willard Buchanan, Mrs. F. Harburn; lone hands, Mrs, Florence Joynt. A social hour was enjoyed and lunch serv- ed. The group will disband un- til fall. Kinettes Give 81.0 Mrs. Robert Reaburn was hos- teas April 12 for the Meeting of Hensall Kinettes. President Mrs, WilliaM Nfielcle -chairing the meeting., .$10 was donated to. .the Canadian Cancer Society, A form- er member, Mrs, Tony Charrotte, was a guest At the meeting, Many thank you notes were read,. Plans were laid for the annual rummage sale in the town bait Hensail, Saturday, April 80. Donan dons are gratefully accepted, M.115, Jack Drysdale, Mrs. William Miekie, lt2xs, John Heal and Mrs, Ross anies will attend the Sea- way Convention in Windsor at the Prince Edward Hotel, May 20. Mrs, .-lylickle won the' raffle, Cannel A eombined meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society and La- dies Aid of Cannel Presbyterian Church • was held in the- church schoolroom April 12 with presi- dent Mrs. Earl Campbell taking the chair for the WMS. The theme was "The Lord is Risen. He • is risen Indeed". The devo- tional consisted of a hymn, pray- er and s ripture passages. Mrs. Pearl Love gave an Easter ines,.. sage, "The First Easter Mes- sengers". At the business session two in- vitation$ were accepted from the WMS of the United Church. to their birthday party, April 29, and one from the Arnold Circle to at- tend their Easter meeting. Slides were shown of the Cecilia Jeffrey Indian Residential School aft Kenora. Mrs. Alex IVIeGrego17, president, took the chair for Meet- ing of the Ladies Aid when a mo- tion was passed to purchase More new hymn books for the church. A report of the recent barniiteg was , most gratifying, A social hour was enjoyed, Chiselburst Ladies The Woman's Missionary Soo-. iety and Woman's Association of Chiselhurst- United Church held their Easter service April 12 us- ing as their theme: "Peace I leave with you". President Mrs. Clarence Coleman for the WMS took charge and Mrs. R. Taylor conducted the devotional, assist- ed by Mrs. E. Taylor,Mrs: Har- old Parker and rs. Benson Stoneman. An invitation to the birthday party of the Hensel' WMS, -April 29 was accepted. Mrs. Earl Kins- man reported on the Presbyterial at Seasforth. Plans were made tb entertain in May when special guests will be present.. Mrs, Stoneman - viewed a chapter of the study book "Africa Awakes". The L, 'dies Aid held a brief meeting with president Mrs. Alf Ross in charge. The ladies quilted two quilts for the bale for overseas relief. Dice are thought to have been invented about 1,244 BC, Royal Black Knights .Entertained At Wingham Event (By our lionsail _C9rroopontiont) About 100. Royal Black Knights of the County of Huron and sur- rounding territory gathered at the Town Hall, Wingham, on, March 15 as .gtiepti oi< R,13.1", No. 797 to witness the exemplification of, the Red Cross, Degree, by a team from Araberley, under the leadership of Sir Knight Donald Courtney. This degree is :emblematic of Good -Frir day and Easter' Sunday pertaining to the Crucifixtion of Christ and the resurrection. This degree' also reviews the ten degrees leading up to the Red Cross, Guests of honor were Rt. Wor, Sir Knight Oliver Jaques, HensaTh Grand Lecturer of the Grand Black Chapter of Ontario West, Rt. Wor, Sir Knight Walter Scott, Bel- grave, Grand Committeernan A word of warning to motorists. If you are planning a trip outside of Ontario you should get —a veri- fication card from your Insurance Company showing Liability cover- age. Many states in the US and some provinces require this. If you happened to get picked up Friday evening your car could be impounded until you could contact your company Monday morning, Could be most embarrassing. The Properties Department of the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture met with Hydro on Jan- nary 27, and requested 'a 20 year term lease. Since that time there has been no action but just last week I was informed that nego- tiations have been again opened and it seems that hydro eventu- ally will give a better deal. It just takes a long time for them to make up their mind. The Huron County Dairy Co- Ordinating Board met recently and decided to conduct the Dairy Princess contest in conjunction with 'the Clinton Spring- Fair, June 11. This is „about a month earlier than other years and we hope 'the girls interested will get their entries in by June 1. At- tractive prizes are being offered. Notify the County Federation of- fice, Box 310, Clinton, for partic- ulars. Art the County Federation of Agriculture Directors meeting April 12, the secretary was in- structed to invite a representat- ive of the Ontario Provincial Po- lice to the next meeting to ex- plain the regulations controlling the movement ot.- farm machinery on the roads. Gordon. Greig, first vice-presi- dent, in reporting on the, Hog Producer delegation meeting with Premier Frost pointed' out that previous farm legislation had or- iginated with farm organizations and after :thorough study and con- sultation with government offic- Pigdex Stops Anemia Losses New PIGDEX* Injectable Iron virtually eliminates baby pig anemia Pigdex saves young pigs by giving them the iron they need—in a form they can easily use. It is your lowest- cost injectable iron. Get new Pigdex today! iC .111.1V AL AK X XI Reg'd. Cyanarnld of Canada Limited 3717M PIGDEX STOPS ANEMIA This Product Available From: CLINTON FEED MILL Huron Street Phone HIJ z•aals Antabaga fit for a king . A, H. Wilford suggests lightly boil- •Slieea of rutabaga ('turnip) In water, with a bit of salt, then fry- ing them in brown sugar. "They'll beat sweet potatoes, anytime," he says. More enthusiastic than ever., Mr. Wilford reports that many of the weaknesses in turnip marketing are ironed out, With co-operation from the waxers, he's giving them lea- dership hi evening .out tie price. His aim is. at least .$1,00 a bushel throughout the season. "If ruta- baga is worth $1.15 to-day they were worth that last September," claims Mr; Wilford. The trouble last-season, reports the rutabaga marketing specialist, is that while one waxing plant took the lead and paid 75 cents throughout the season, other plants, far afield, did not pay much more than half of that, Mr. Wilford says that distrilau- HOLMESVILLE MRS. F. McCULLOUGH Phone HU 2-7418 Guests for Easter weekend with Mn and Mrs. Jack Yea, were their daughter, Mary Helen, Stratford Teacher's College; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray, Dundalk, and A. Clifford, London. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and family, of Oak Ridge Acres, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, Warren, Mich., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gild- don, over Easter weekend. Miss Elanor Yeo, nurse-in-train- ing at Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, spent the weekend at her home. Miss Yea was met at Malton by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Yeo and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough, and then they went into Toronto to spend the evening with Miss Frances McCul- lough, Who is in training at Tor- onto Western Hospital, Miss Helen Potter, teacher at Oakridge Acres, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Patter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cudmore and family, Hamilton, were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore. Mel Gliddon spent Easter Day with his sister, Mrs. E. J. Tre- wartha, Mr, and Mrs. A. Parker and family, Ottawa, spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Les Jervis. LAC and Mrs. R. Glenn and family, spent the holiday weekend with their families in the Camp- beilford district. While there LAC Glenn was best man at his brother's wedding. POgt,e 10r,011149.01 .News-.Record.. -Thursday. April 21, 1960 News of Nolan (Mrs. Maude Hedden, Correap91.4404) Trani Abroad; Hydro Settlements and Bill 86 Discussed by Federation (By J. Carl Hemingway) TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as such, will be received by the undersigned, until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, April 30,' 1960; for the APPLICATION OF WEED AND BRUSH SPRAY on the Township roadsides, at an hourly rate. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY, JEAN ELLIOTT, Clerk, 16-17-b Varna, Ontario.