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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-09-24, Page 9Wilbert Taylors 50th Anniversary Held Wednesday Mr.and Mrs. Wilbert Taylor of Fginont $t., Aub.prK4 co).0, orated their 50th wedding Aii- niVerSary at their home' ;by holding Open 'House on Wed- nesday from and 7-9 p.m, Mr. and Mrs, Taylor were married at the home of !the bride ,hy Rev. Williarn„Conway and took up residence on the 4th concession of .East Wawa, nosh. -In 1977• they moved to their farm on the division line in West Wawanosh where they farmed -urNtil they retired to Auburn eight years ago. 13orn. in East Wawanosh, Mr. Taylor (known' to all as 'Bert!). WAS the son of T, H, Taylor and Mary ;I, Iiiiiriphreys. Mrs, Taylor was the former Belva Campbell, daughter of J. N, Campbell And Louisa Hiles and was also born in East Wawa- nosh, Both are members of KnoxUnited church, Auburn, 11(fr$. Taylor is a life-member of the Donnybrook UCW. Mr, and Mrs. Taylor have one son, W. Ronald Taylor, Victoria, B.C., and one dig:ugh, ter, Mrs. Ray (Eileen) Hanna of West Wawanosh and six grandchildren. Mrs. Taylor has cattle export market is limited to -U.S. and is uncertain. Fin- ally, it is becoming more evi- dent that the price is not est- ablis'he'd at this level. I have been amazed at the- high percentage of meat pro- ducts that are actually Sold be- fore the livestock is purchased. Therefore the top limit of price of livestock is firmly fixed be- fore it ever goes to market, However there is no "floor price" establiShed. If farmers. are to sell their livestock to advantage it must remain in their possession until it is in a form that can be Sold at 'the level where the price is established—namely at the Wholesale or retail meat market level. If livestock farmers are to be in a position to have any 'in- fluence on the establishment of price, 'they must own livestock processing plants and sell a product that the consumer wants both at home and abroad. Its eentral character is John. Stafford, a popular and suc- cessful Man' lir, business and community affairs, but an responsible driver. The viewer sees how easy it is to become a, thoughtless and unreliable driver; and how the Demerit Point system helps in- fluence motorists to drive with greater rare. "Elmer • Our liero", direct- ed 'mainly to elementary schools and pre-school classes, cubs, brownies, home And school clubs and, other organizations involv- ed • with children up to nine years, old. ' The Six Utiles • Elmer—who never forgets-- one sister, Mrs. M. H. Martin of Goderich and Mr. Taylor has two brothrers, Rev. W. 5. Tay- lor, Dorchester and Rev. C, E. Taylor of Goderich; also one sister, Mrs. Lewis (Verna) Cook of Belgrave. Moose. Both films are available on request free of charge from the Highway Safety Branch of 'the Ontario Department of Trans- port, Parliament Buildings, Tor- onto 2. Stiffer Tests? In England, there is a back- log of 400,000 people waiting to be tested for drivers! licenses, says the OntariO Safety- Lea- gue, A London survey reveal, oa that about 50 percent of the male applicants fail their first driver licensing exam, and that 61 percent of the 'ladies do the same. In Ontario, about 40 percent of all those applying fail their first test. •... - Traffic accidents in, North America wipe out about 1% million years of expected life annually, according to the On, tario Safety. League, o. Retail spending per capita in Canada was $970 in 1963, coin- Pared, to $470 in 1946. To Take 'Charge. -Of Radar Course F/L Daniel Driscoll To Head Radar Group Flight Lieutenant Daniel Driscoll arrived recently at RCAF Station 'Clinton from Sioux Lookout to be in 'charge of Applied Radar and Digital Training at the Rad, ar and Communication School •at RCAF Station Clinton. He .served with the RCAF during the second world war and in April 1945 was on -course here .. He and his- wife, Ruby, live at 5 Victoria Blvd., in Mar- ried Quarters. They have three children, James, 18; Maureen, 16 -and Michael, 8, James is a second year arts student at Queen's -Liniver- sity. Two 'new films. with widely different Approactie.4 to traffic safety.- have been produced for 'the .011, tariO -Departtn0.4t of Tra.o.,5port and are ,AyAllAkle free of chpxge for showings ' to 'gropp$ throughout the oe province.. The films AM 'The 'shows. through seriesef six point Of View", which runs one-minute dramas, the impor- for 23 minutes, And "Elmer lance of the, basic traffic Our lieroP.4 which is seven. Min-rules.1 14.e.s, long, co-starring with Elmer are "The Right. Point Of Wow' Derwood Log,. Pepper Mouse, is-designed to appeal to. police Feline,. Cat, Gladiola Mono, departments, -service clubs, Buster Bear and Murgatroy.d . youth cluhs, traffic court JCS, community organizations, driver .education courses, safety eouricils AN all motorists, Von Know Free Safety Films Ready EXTRA MALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS AVAILABLE BETZE SEED Delivery Accepted At Harvest Contact E. L. MICKLE & SON LIMITED Phone 103 ' HENSALL ..~.1.4mararsarrarilf Thurs., Supt. 24, 1904 clioltork Nvw;',Itcord,--,P490 Hensall Couple To Be installed Club Presidents A bargl4et and joint installa, tor? of Kinsmen and Kinette$ and Excitor Kinsmen and Kinettes executives will]. be held Thursday evening in the Legion Hall, Deputy-governor John Herr of Iaondon will he in charge of the installation during Which Mr. and Mrs, John 13aker will be installed as presidents of the Hensail Kinsmen and Hinettes, respectively. fotal Beauty leaves are tioAhoiftil 04. the treea, but may -be „dan,, geroil,Si On.. the ground, says the Ontario Safety League. Pad stride earl -occur- on curves Made treacherous -LW wet leaves. An-• other danger exists un built UP: areas where leaves, are raked into mounds by the -roadside, Playful children sometimes bury themselves in the 'heaps, not realizing 'that sometimes. cars being parked, and backing delivery trucks, Air their wheels over the :mounds, During the evening a draw. for 50 silver dollars will be held. he difference is dramatic for'631 Impala Sport Coupe A General Motors Value Iterrolet It's longer, lower, wider—with the kind of interior comforts that'll have many an expensive car wondering why it didn't think of them first. More • shoulder room, more legroom up front. In fact, just about everything's new right down to the road. And even that'l seem newer because the Jet-smooth ride is smoother than ever, with a new Full Coil suspension and new Wide-Stance design. Malibu Super Sport Coupe '63 Chevelle ,.,,-, • • • • . • New style, new ride—and plenty of Six and V8 stuff. Here are all the things that have made Chevelle Canada's popular new-sized car—plus some new surprises that promise to make it come on stronger than ever for '65. '65 Chevy If It may very well be the expensive-est looking thrift car you've ever laid eyes on. But thrifty it is. The big difference this year being that Chevy Irs marvelous mechanical efficiency now tones decked out iri a debonair new look. ova 4-.Door gedait 'GS Corvair k-low's this for sport with an international flair? It's a new top-, of-the-line Corvair for '65---the Corsa Sport Coupe. One look at it, or any of the Monzas or 500's, and you can tell there's a Corvair revolution underway-rail over again. Corsa loor.t Coupe How do farmers .make de- cisions? .ShOUld I Pl4n. sowing wheat? or should .1 Prepare 'to sow white beans? or should I saw corn or Mixed • grain and feed livestock? • Would I be correct in fol.; lowing this procedure, gay, in the case of wheat? The sale Price has been steady et aboUt an average net return of•.$1,79 per bushel .for the past three years. It will vest me a fixed amount to do the work of preparing, the ground, sowing, harvesting and delivering 'the crop, Fertilizer -costs are quite definite, The addition Of these factors gives Me a cost per acre NOTICE TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL DUMP will be open until further notice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 1;00 to 5:30 p.m. No wire fencing, old con- crete, or car bodies per- mitted. J. I. McIntosh, Clerk 18tfb What about yield? Let us suppose that a 3Q. bP$1101 Per acre yield Will cover these, costa,. Sin, ce 3 have made no allow, Anne for my labour income or return on invested capital these two items must come from the above n bushels and/or from an increase sale price. My fixy4.1 decision lS made on the basis of my hopes of bushels per acre .and/or .an in crease of 19 .or 15c per bushel. I decide either to sow wheat or not to sow wheat, To :improve' my income what factors might I 'try to change?' I have done everything I am able to increase yield Per acre. I cannot control the weather, The other factor la price. Here again 'there is a definite limit—the cost of imports and the sale price of experts. The percentages 'that are sold on the domestic market at cost of imports and (the amount sold to other ,countries• at the sale price of exports detei:inire the average pi-lite I can receive. • T. feel the Ontario Wheat Producers have done a remark- ably good job in marketing the -wheat crop and have really Made their plan work for the benefit of producers'. Fortun, ately wheat is an exportable product' • What about livestock? In deciding to produce bogs or cattle the farmer looks at costs and price. However, it is the price of livestock at which he looks. Live hogs have no export market since immediately ,the grade premium is lost. The live "mom FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them pp at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative F. E. Hunt, Shipper Phone 856 R 14 The CLINTON Central DISTRICT of Huron CLINTON, Evening VOCATIONALCOMMITTEE COLLEGIATE Classes ONTARIO Secondary INSTITUTE BOARD Announce for Adults at . The And Its ADVISORY Opening School REGISTRATION . ., Except As Noted Below Registration Will Be Held On . Monday, Oct. 5 and. Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. NOTE: REGULAR MONDAY, No Classes OCT. CLASSES. Between 19 tEhAeC Hh Wednesday, to WEDNESDAY/ 0 uMr sO Dec. N of D A8.Y00AN p.m. D WEDNESDAYp MARCH 9, 1964 & Monday, 31; 1965. Jan. 11, . mbetween 1965. A. BUSINESS COURSES The Following Business Be Offered And All Material For A Fee of $10.00 Per didates May Choose TWO TYPING BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND BUSINESS MACHINES B. TECHNICAL COURSES The Following Technical • Be Offered And All Material For A Fee of $15.00. Candidates. Choose ONE of DRAFTING WELDING (10 Week MACHINE SHOP 'MOTOR MECHANICS ELECTRICITY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BUILDING and HOME C. RECREATIONAL T h e Following Recreational Will Be Offered, Material ed, For A •F=ee Of $10.00. May Choose ONE of: SEWING (Beginners) SEWING and DRESS MAKING (Advanced) MILLINERY OIL PAINTING • Courses Subject. of: Courses NOT SUBJECTS PRACTICE- REPAIR COURSES Candidates Provided Course) Courses Provid- Will Can- Will May • , Provided D. E. - F. G. ses on take text The will A ship if are A of f OFFERED: HONOUR DIPLOMA Subjects uation Offered. Graduation vided,• Candidates Two ENGLISH DEPT. are be Basle for $10.0 Finanoe) 0. .SECONDARY SECONDARY GRADUATION Monday, ONE books Following a rninirnurn received. Course SCHOOL -GRADUATION Leading To The Honour Grad- Diploma (Grade 13) Will Be All candidates for these cour- requested to register at 8:00 p.m. October 5. Candidates, may subject for a fee of $10.00; NOT provided. SCHOOL DIPLOMA Subjects Leading to the Diploma (Middle School), Offered, text books NOT pro- for a fee of $10.00 per subject. may take a maximum of subjects: English, Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Htstory, History, French, FOR. NEW CANADIANS CoUrse in english and Citizen- New Canadians 'will be offered Of EIGHT Applications No fee will be charged. OF AGRICULTURE in FABM MANAGEMENT will be offered for a fee All Nurses Offered are SubjeCt to cancellation if a minimum enrolment of 15 is not reached or a Suitable instructor gannet be engaged, In addition to fees Mail:lolled above, all Students are required to be protected by the Marcia liability insurance progratime. On enrolment $1.00 will be collected for this purpose, if You Wish Arty Course Not Offered Above Please Indicate Your Interest in Wilting Or By Telephone (482-3471) To O. J. COCHaANE, Petlicipal 39-04 _ ..-. 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