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741,orsday, May 12 1960
•_35111 Wedding Day Marked By
Surprise early For .Armstrongs.
4.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS for 1960'
The Township of Tuckersmith will pay interest
at the rate of 4% per annum from June 15 to December
15 on 'all prepaid .taxes. Certificates and full particulars
may be. obtained at the clerk's office, Tuckersmith, RR 4,
Seaford,. •
Signed—
CORA CHIESNEy,
Treasurer;
18-25-b
TERRIFIC
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OPENING SAL mileage./ .
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clearance stock of quality tires and tubes at substantial
dollar 'savings. For the period of our GRAND OPENING
SALE, May .12 to , 21 these savings will be passed on to
you. No weasel words! Every new tire, sold off our premises
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5th PRIZE --- Oil change an your car courtesy
of LLOYD BUTLER WHITE ROSE.
6th PRIZE— Grease job .on your car courtesy
of RAY'S SUNOCO SERVICE.
7th PRIZE.— Car wash on your car courtesy
of LORNE BROWN MOTORS Ltd., Clinton.
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Entry Blnk;
NAME
A .surprise .celebration in hop? ion of their 35th 'wedding anniV-
our of Mr. and Mrs, John Arm- ersary was, given by their son and.
strong,. Londeaboro, .9.A.'311e eCT4t5' dAtighter. ,at the home of their
son-'}n-law and 'daughter; Mr. .and
Mrs. Glen Carter, PTA'rritclAY,
29.
28 ...guests including brothers,
slaters, and friends. of the couple
as well as their family and grand-
Children, sat down to a ,delicious Any Government Deficiency Pay-
ment Will .apply only on properly graded wools.
Secure the utmost by patronizing
the organization that made
this possible.
SHIP COLLECT TO,
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
Weston, Ontario
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
RUSSELL' MANSON
(Shearer)'
ZURICH
or by writing to
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
211 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
turkey clitiner servedhy ' rs.
id Andereen; Mrs. Watson Reid,
1Vrrg, Len Caldwell and Mrs. Tom
Allen.
The bride of 35 years ago was
arming two-piece grey Silk
rigure4. dress With a corsage of
pink Carnations, a gift from her
O.E.S. pale end the goo A white'
carnation his lapel, „
The room was tastefully decora,,,-
tell with pink and white stream-.
era, The head table was centred,:
with a three-tier .wedding cake
decorated in pink net entwined.
with ivy and white. hyacinths and
flanked on either ,,side with pink
and white candies in silver cantle,
labra,
Present was the best man of 35
years ago, ,
iltori, brother of the 8TPOM, who spoke a few word4. Also present
was the bridesmaid, Mrs, Freed.
Wagner,, Auburn, cousin of the Winer,,
In a few well chosen words,
James Armstrong, Clinton, con-gratulated the couple on behalf of
those present and asked them to
accept two step-up end tables pre-
sented by their son and daughter,
Little Cathy and Larry Carter,
grandchildren of the couple, pre-
sented them with the other gifts.
Mrs. Glen Carter, daughter of the conple thanked all present for
'COMing and making the event a
success and presented them with
a book ShOWing events in their 35
years of married life, This book
offered much 'amusement during
the evening,
After opening the gifts, ,Tack, on
behalf of his wife and himself, thanked all present for the lovely
gifts and the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong,
Hamilton, showed some Pictures of a trip to England, 'taken by
their daughter, and several other
interesting films. The remainder
of the evening vizas spent visiting. x
Guesqs were present from Hain-
ikon, Stratford, Clinton, Seaforth,
Auburn, Londesbocro.
Mrs. Armstrong was the former
Gladys Irene Taman, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs.-Henry Tam-
an, Blyth, Jack's parents were
the late Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Armstrong, Hullett Township.
They have one son, Kenneth,
LONDESBORO
Mrs. -Bert. Allan Correspondent
Women's Institute
There was a geOd attendance .at the meeting of the Loridesb.oro
Women's Institute held in the Community Hell,. May 3, to en-
courage new president, Mrs, Tom
Allen, at the first meeting of the
year and also hear Clifford .4PPS, Clinton, who has _a wide knowled-
ge of growing, flowers.. He show-
ed slidg.s of his trip to Western
Canada.
Mrs. Robert PairaerVice gave
the ,motto on ""Influence" which was very much enjoyed, Roll call
was. -answered' by members each,
modelling an Apron which was la-
ter sold bringing in a good am-
aunt.
A piano duet was' enjoyed given,
by Nancy Caldwell and Karen. Al-
len, also on accordion solo by El-
aine Alexander. Mrs. Len Cald-
well gave some very fine sugges-
tions for home cleaning. The hos-
tesses served lunch.
Plans were ,alSo made for the
West Huron Di$triet annual, in
Lorideshoro, on May 18.
Stratford, and one daughter,
een, Londesboro. They also
five grandchildren.
Dor-
have
Last week I was told the story
that the Ontario .Hog .PrOdtteerS,
are talchig the producers. money
'to ,.build a tinge bank 'account as
going the rounds. and Thaw pro-
chic.era. are believing the story.
This tita the -amount is $200,000,
I would like to give-sonie facts,
First, the Hog PrOducers have
a huge bank 'account. Net $200,-
900 but rather $2 million 'and it
did go ..UP to $4 Million one .week.
This was ..probably the week of •
January 11 after the very large
run ...of hogs just before .deficiency
payments became effeetive.
Actually there . IS in the $hip-
pers. Trust Account. of the Qntario
Hog Producers the equivalent of
the value of 'a week's run of hogs
plus the Amounts of all those
!cheques that farmers are slow in
rashrno.,. - In ,order .get interest
on this account, from the_ bank
the Hog Producers .have agreed to
keep one and a quarter million in
this account 'at all, times. This
money can only be u.Secl to cash
cheques for producers' „hogs.
Let us consider how this money
is accumulated,-
- A hog is delivered to Clinton
Marketing yards' Tuesday niorn-
ing, It is sold to Whyte Packers
and killed Tuesday afternoon!. The
dressing weight, price and amount
for the whole load, of which this
pig was' one, is made up in the
company office first thing Wed-
nesday morning and mailed to the
Toronto Hog Producers office to
arrive Thursday morning. The tat-
'too numbers are sorted out and
cheques made out to the produc-
-ers and mailed Thursday night
and the farmer likely receives
his cheque by rural mail' Friday
'afternoon., The farmer will then
get his cheque when he comes in
to supper and can't cash his
cheque Monday. The bank
won't get it sent back to Toronto
'till Tuesday and it won't be talc-.
en off the Trust Account 'till
Wednesday and by that time the
cheque from. the packer-lor -next
Tuesday's pigs will be
Secondly, the only_,other source'
of revenue for the organization is
the interest on "this 'account and,
the 40 cents per hog.: The "inter-
eit provides 'about half enough
money to pay for.' cashing all
cheques at par.. The 40 cents has
to pay for the other 'half of par
chequing, salaries of sales - staff ,
13 cents for making out and mail-
ing cheques, teletypes and phone
calls, operation .. of ,marketing
yards, rebates to county organiza—
tions and all expensel of the On-
tario organization. Seems to
they are getting a lot of mileage
out of '40; cents.- Especially when
you el:insider that it cost almost
double this ,amount 40' years ago
when - farmers delivered their hogs
to 'the local railway yards.
V.
If the Board is• able to accumu,
late a huge surplus along with
these other things, more power
to them. The money might be
very handy if it is .necessary' to
enter the processing field,
One of the aims of World Ref, ugee Year is, to close the Refugee Camps of Europe. Voluntary
committees in Canada have pled,
god 'themselves to close ten camps
in this 'World Refugee-- Year. As
a Canadian, do .ypur art to help. Support the..Nuron .0 part
World
Re/twee Year Blitz May 16 to 21 inclusive, Objective .of the blitz. is $10;000 .and people are asked
tO promote it As a fttrther effort
to assist in .this great •nah„so."
W 1 I tO
knows
best?
Eliminate guesswork,
get proven bred-to-lay
chicks from famed
names: Stone's,Dem.
lerchix, True-Lines,
Roe Red and Sussex
Crosses. All under the
ROE name. •
PLAY IT SAFE with.
out high cost franchise
payments to U.S.
hatcheries. The finest
proven blood lined
available now from
no]E
FARMS LIMITED
ATWOOD, ONTARIO
Eliminate
Trade name penalties
•
Where Does Two Million Hog Surplus
Come From? Only Week's. Current Money
(By 3. Carl illemingwv)
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for.. United
Co-operative' of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will
pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights.
Seaforth Fariners Co=operative
H. S. Hunt, Shipper
Phone 773
CLINTON
Nights — HU 24692
S COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE
How To Qualify . . .
Just fill in the entry blank below.
Then send, it in, mail it in, or bring' it in-L-to
Holland's Tire, Service. All entries will dbe held
until May 21, 1960, when the winner will be
drawn. Fill in as many entry blanks as you like.
The core the merrier.
ADDRESS
, PHONE
I To:
HOLLAND'S TIRE SERVICE
I 24 Princess St. -- Clinton, Ontario
24 PRINCESS STREET
.H11:24559 Day's
HURON COUNTY HAROLD M. BLACK
James Street Phone HU 2-3873