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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-01-28, Page 11tut urn andDistrict A . 1.1 MRS. WO JARON,OcK7cPriTsp9Iident,r,h9ne 526,749$ - Master 4.03y Haggitt Of ZUrich is visiting-, With his grandparents! Mr, and Mrg. Tii#0444 liAggitt.* and StePtien‘ Ws. Gordon ChairliteY eittOr. tallied in honor of her ciallghter ares eighth birtladaY. The little, friends Present wem Tr Argibr lvfaellan, ‘4.45rne Arthur ,and Wanda PhaetZer. Klaas apatient in Clin- ton Public Ito$Piltal SilftOrITV Sliogi, 13110=011*s SPeedoi rlaPlth tkes p4rtiel.11,VRY -flamger011,5 Ora anew. and ice. Fools rush en, Where sanerum chock their treads, Auburn Community Hall Committee'Meets The 0:rd ,annual meeting of the AUburn. ,c,Onununity was bad With, the president, Bert Craig in the chair. It was.; announced that Lelcinard Arch- ' garnbault has been appointed. by- , Ilullett Towashirp 'repla'ce Clare, VhIcento lyfrs;Gordon R. Taylor, •sec-, reita.ry-treasurer, read the fin - andel statement vvhich, was ac- cepted as -wad. Plena were made -to, held tie annual Valentine's dance, on • February 12 with Titin'e or- • ,chestra arid Mr. Artlim"YOung- blut and William Gow to be• in "charge. Draw prizes of an eke= tile blanket and coffee carafe ,wi.11 be offered. Plans were also made to hold Card parties and new tattiness was discussed. Mr. Wilbur): J. Craig was agab hie- ' eel caretaker and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor as secretary--treatur. er, Mr. Bert Craig, Hullett Township representative. •'Other -beard members aret. -Thomas 1.aliper, reeveef Hullett • Township; Mrs. Evelyn ' Colborne Township; William •Gow, Bast Wa.wairosh; Arthur Youagblut, West Wawenesh; Len A.rchambatdt, councillor, . Hui1ett Township; Mrs. Bert Craig, president • of Auburn Women's Instilt-Me. Donations received during the ,year: Mrs. John. Mauldert and Mr. Nelson Moulden, $5.00k Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, $5.00; • Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Patter- • son, • $10.00; Ball's •CemeterY •'Board, $25.00; WI, $56.67. Amon Juice Recipe nelieves Arthritic ST 1 Rheumatic Pain If you suffer rheumatic, arthritis or • neuritia pain, try this simple inexpensive recipe, that thousands are using. Get a can of RU -BX Compound, 8•,2 weeks supply, today. Mix it with.° quart of water, add • the juice of 5 lemons. It's easyl No trouble at all and pleasant. Take only 8 tablespoonfuls 2 times a day. Often within 48 hours --- sometifnes overnight --- relief is obtained. If the pains do not qiiickly leave and lf you do not feel better,. return the,empty can to . us and EU-EX'vall cost you 4iothing. You are the sole judge 11/1 RU -EX is sold on a . Money back guarantee. Over 8 millitha cans • used. At •all drug counters: •Adrem I.td., .11 Bartley Drive. Toronto 16. , t. ar eStry-_ feting Haggitt HOMO The, amOnal Vestry meeting of .St. Ma Anglieen,t t:Ihureh Was bad -at the tkue, of Mr. and Wir$, Thomas Haggitlt with alarge att4adance. The rectal) 13,w, Rot)ort ge47, GPMed IOW meeting WIth prayer and pro- s:Med for the meeting, The min- utes of the iast vestry meet4ng' were lapproved as read by the clerk, Mrs '111:10Inin liaggettt• eCtOT./) XT. Mehlly, re - parted he had bead 49 Services And 12 COMil .1.1111Ons• Be Oen- gratulated the coogregation or suopassing their conte to the budget of the' Chirch. IVir, Meally spoke Of the fine work that ctiie 4lui4or Choir was doing and congratulated the Gd Members for their faithful work both spiritually and financially. He Said Ithe Bible Study would be continued in, the •Guild ttincler the assistanee of Mrs. Fordyce Clark, Mr, Mealy announeed•his farewell sermon would be on Eeh. 14th, after seven years in the parish, and told his parishioners that he did not know until after his resignation that he Was to have been elected Chaplain of the Deanery and Rural Dean of the Deanery if he had remained in this parish, The financial. stateMent was presented by • -the treasurer, Mrs. John Deer. Miss Carole Brown, presented the choir and APPA reports and 1V1r.s..,Fortlyee Clark .spoke of the Sunday ,Schqol which had been °nail- ized a couple of weeks ago. • The officers for the corning year are: reotbr'e warden, Law: rence Nesbit; people's warden, Clifford 13rown; Lay'cielegate to SYnad, Fordyce clerk sub -dele- gate, 1Virs .FordYte Clark. Board members appointed by, rectar, Gordon Taylor, Lloyd liumphreys, Fordyce Clark, Thomas 'Haggitt, Mrs. Gordon TaYlor, Mrs. \Thomas Naggitt. Board members elected, Mrs. Lloyd1-lumplireys, 'Moines JahnSton, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs. Orval MeEhee, .Mits Laura Phillips, Robert Phillips, Mrs, Fordyce Clark. •Treasurer, Mrs. John Daer assistant treasurer, Mrs. And- rew- Hirkoonnell; vestry clerk, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; auditors, Mrs. Clifford Brown and IVIrs. Lloyd Humphreys. A gift of money was present- ed tb the church treasurer and a ma;11 giftwas presented' to her 'assistant. Bath ladies thanked the congregation for their gift. After prayer by Mr. Mealy, litanch was served by Mrs. Haggitt, asaisted by Mt. Clifford, Brawn and Mies Shir- ley Brown. ` • Crops, Thrive On Fertilizer You Are invited To Attend A Liquid Fertilizer Meeting HEAR EXPERT SPEAiiERS What is Liquid Fertilizer? 2. Chemical Analysis. 8, Use on various crops and how applied. 4, Advantages over Solid forms: ° 5, Liquid So14ions, crops applied to and response, HEAR SOIL SPECIALISTS SPEAK ON THE GROWING AND PRODUCTION OF CORN • . . 1. Single and Double CroSs Hybrids. 2. How to choose the right Corn for the right job. 3. Date. of Planting and effect, 4. Plant Population. 5, Weed Control, WHERE: ELM HAVEN MOTEL, Clinton Twit: 230 P.M„ WED., FEB. 3rd REFRESHMENTS SERVED ALL FARMERS ,WELCOME BRING YoUit NeigHtloR.. •• Sportgoted by Cann's. Mili Ltd. okr.t. SHUMGAIN ER11LIZER bliftl$ioN Norinan MeDoWell arrived home gP. S.atnrday after sarg- 47 in, a. Toronto hospita1 •gymPathy is extended to KJth Miaehan, on 'the 'death of his father ListeWol on §tm. Th i. wn. CGIT group held a, bowlim party last Friday evenln*,M the Wyltb, prea401144144 was bowler. Middleton Auxiliary To Meet.,February 3 The WOrraentS St,Jarne.SP. Anglican . Middleton, will mat 'Wednes, day %afternoon, rebr.uary 3 at the othe of the vice-president, Mrs. 1,-.)onlatid, Middleto Mrs, 'Stewart Midc11-. On Will show' eolonrecl elides of her Scandinavian tour. The roll call word Is "Ione." • The WA is SpansOringoa elal.evening o Friday January 29 in the Tipperary School. This will be a euchre party, folloWed by an "auction." sale of donated articles, 01111551011 •• The name of Mr. John Cole was inadvertently left oatof the, list of theSe appointed by the ,rector. to the board of man- agement of St. Junes' Churel, Middleton, at the recent annual meeting. Members Hold January Meet Of Auburn WI The January ;meeting of the Adliurn Women's Institute was held in the CoMmunity Mem- orial Hall with the president, , Mrs. Bert Craig in the chair. The ,meeting was opened singing the Ode, -the Mary Stewart Collect and "0 Can - ad", with Mrs. Winiarn. J. Oraig at ltihe piano. The min- utes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. She also gave the fin- ancial statement showing balance on hand of $154.96. 1Virs. Haggitt read a letter of thanks from the Ham Board for donations during the year. Mrs. Andrew -Kirkconnello oonvener of the card committeeareported • on ;cards sent and read the thank -you notes. She also re - parted sending Christmas =ids to ishut.ins •at. the Christmas season. The members deckled to ;buy drapes for the hall and Mrs. George Milian, 1Virs. Wil. liam Straughan and Mrs. rbo- bert 3. Phillips were named the committee to buy them, The Hall, Board requested that meMbers of the' WI be in Charge of the lunch booth for ,the Valentine's dance. Those named or this committee were Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys, Mrs. Wes Bradnook, Mrs. Robert Turner, lvfiss Viola Thompson and Mrs. Arnold Craig. They also named corranittees to look after lunch for the two card parties; the first party will be in charge 9f Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt, Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Arnold Craig; the second will be in charge of Mrs. Thomas Lawlor Mrs. Donald Haines and drs. Roy Easorn. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt intro- duced the guest speaker of the afternoon, Mr. Kenneth Mus- grove, of Listowel, field officer for the Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority. He spoke to. the ladies of the proposed project of d.stablishing a small park 'beside the Patterson Bridge at the edge of the vil- lage. He told of other sttch projects within the Authority and how other municipalities have established them. Mrs. Frank lialthby thanked the speaker and on behalf of MOM, on 28, 1985 clinton NewSiRecOMPaPe 11 • ' ' 9 ; Discuss AnnualMeeting: The seven women above discu.ssing the agenda of the recent annual meet- ing of the Huron Presbyterial of the Women's aViissionarY ,Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada are, from the left, seated: Miss Hazel Mac- donald, retired missionary -from Taiwan; Mrs. Wes Bradnock, president; Mrs. W. Sanderson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. 4. McConnell, trOaSlIrer; top,* JCOW,1 Mrs. john Pollock, first vice-president; Mrs. Donald Haines, second vice- president, and Miss Flora lVfacdonald, third vice-president. (News-R000rd 111,00?) • • A Matter or Principie (By J. CARL HEMINOWAY) With the problems of the "FAME" Livestock Marketing Co -Operative getting so much attention from editers, not ,artlY in farm. columns but even ex- tensive editorials, 'it is interest- ing to find that the White Bean Board is now getting wide pab, licitY. The Ontario White Bean Growers were riot getting the returns for their crop that they felt 'they shoald. After a great deal of hard work and effort on the part of a. comparatively few growers the White Bean Marketing Board was forayed. The results were encourag- Mg but the producers were still having difficulty since the product from the farm flwlas not readily saleatble except to d'eal- era. To overcome this problem the Growers formed the Comp any, Ontario Bean Growers Ltd„ to be ale to process and store beans during the peak harvest periods and to have a supply -tO seill at all times. For many years this company simply took surplus off 'tihe market for export, usually at a loss, This loss was made Yip from the deduction taken to finance the Bean Growers As- sociation. This apparently didn't cause any great concern to anyone except the Growers who felt this Company should be able to 'pay its own way. A cattle of years ago an aggresaive 'Step was taken when the Growers Company offered over th-e floor price for beans and moved directly into a com- petitive position in the trade. Volume VMS increased and the Company showed a profit. And now the trouble tarts! The dealers Complained •that it was unfair competition for a levy to be used to subsidize the members presented him with a gift. Mrs. Gordon Chem- ney sang two solos, accompan- ied by Mrs. William J. Craig. The roll call was answered by naming a new product on the grocery shelves and Opinions on it. The'door prize was won by Miss Viola Thompson. It was drawn by Eldon Chamney. Lunch was served by Mrs. Geo- rge 'Million and Mrs. Robert Phillips. the losses , of a, company. But for 'tihe last couple of years there haven't been losses! The Farm Products Market- ing Board has responded With an Ultimatum to the White Bean Growers Marketing Board. Gat separated from the On- tario Bean Growers Ltd. or ease! Why? The levy busn't been used to subsidize the Company for a couple of years and, pros- pects would lead us to believe ft won't be necessary and after all, it is th.e farmer's money. But the Far& Products Mark- eting Board says it might be! Isn't this the same argument that the Farm Products Mar-: keting Board used to force the Ontario Hog Producers Market- ing Board' to adopt the tele- type method of selling hogs. Hogs might 'have been unfairly allocated. Remember Bill 86 makes the Ontario Farm Preducts lVfar- keting Board. all powerful un- der the Minister of Agriculture A Farrn Marketing Board can be introduced, dissolved, or operated by 'tihe Farm Procluett Marketing Board without con- sulting the prod,ucere concerned. It seems to me that this mat- ter of a levy subsidizing the Company is just White -wash now that the Company is oper- ating at a profit. Isn't it just posSible that -On- tario Bean Growers Ltd. might operate so succeadully that in a few years it might well be handling the White Bean Orop —period. Private dealers just might not have a lucrative trade. It seems that farmert Two 44! Leaders Awarded Honors Mrs. ,Keith Meehan Arbor.n 4-H Club leader, was honored on Saturday at the Aehieve- ment Day for the project, "The, Club Girl Stands On Guard,"' with a Leader's certificate for 5 year's: service 'to 44I work in the Coun:ty. She with Mrs, Nel- sen. Reid of Walton were the two loaders who were so hon- ored by Miss Patricia Darmitle, home econemist for Huron County. The program was held in the Central Huron Secondary School •at Clinton end the girls judged first aid kits, identified hazards and answered safety quizzes. Miss Elora Duran and Mrs.. Shirley McAllister of Zurith astisted Mist Damtale with the program, giving com- ments oft the exhibits, &Mon- strations and Skits, Due to stority weather most of the afternoen't program was cancelled, IVIllsa Darnude pre- sented! Provincial honer, phis and certificatet for earripleiting 12 prOjets to: avroy Lau Celyne, R.I.. 5, sdairotrbh, Lynda Mac- Donald, Oh-1ton, Mx.s, Pat P- itt, Gude:rich and Amy Stewart, R.R. 8,- Seaforth, County hottort were present. ed to ean, Brinciley,. krt. 6, Gioderich, BollarteWart, 5, Seafood', loatme VordVinten. burg, itn,. 4 eaforth. , Mtzipc Ferguson • •;Id Show PergliSon, Canada's man of many faces and voices is just as comfortable portraying arl onthipoterit naval officer as he is a Liverpool clocker (514 expert on Sable 'Island ponies. rerguSon is heard portrayhig these and tiany other characters who appear frequently in his Satifida). sketches each Monday t Priday ii itis ovvh 0aq:radio network -show. owe these people a living, It is quite all right for Gen- eral Motors it; retail its entire prod -ration, or Ford or Chrysler, or. International Harvester Or Massey -Ferguson Jit is quite all right for One department of these companies to subsidize another. However, it is unthinkable that producers of a farm pro- duct should process and market the total production. And for one idepartment 'to subsidize an- other. . heresy. Will fann- ers never learn that "What is sauce for the goose is not sauce far the gander"? froNt".43N,f,,, iartimpt40 Your family can enjoy the luxury of re- freshirig hurrildified air when you have a Skuttle drumatic humidifier installed in your home. And, as you relax in a more comfortable atmosphere, humidified air helps protect your furniture and saves on fuel. The Drumatic Humidifier gives you these advantages PLUS the highest moisture output at the lowest operating cost — LESS THAN Ihst PER DAY! The stainless steel Skuttle Drumatic Humidifier is a complete package. It even includes a humidistat that can be plated anywhere in the home. Lets you control the proper indoor humidity with a Witch of your finger. Eliminate dry winter air in your home . call tts today. "lt.P.VF 4ke eta. 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