Clinton News-Record, 1966-02-24, Page 7Thurs., Feb. 24, 1966-—Clinton News-Record-~™Page 7Matter of Principle
COMING MARCH 1st
Js Carl Hemingway
SERVICE and CLAIMS OfHCE
Six Cheerleaders At CHSS
Bonny cheerleaders at CHSS make sports events even more interesting.
The young ladies are led in a strenuous routine (between periods, and to! (encour
age greater team efforts during the games by Glenda Wade, far left. Others
(left to right) are: Linda Hicks, Janis Galbraith, Cheryl Pyke, Karen Mac-
Lean and Theresa Zablocki. (News-Record Photo)
Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results Earl Wightman
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Passes at 74
In Wingham
CBC and Dailies are
Strong Enemies As an additional service to the largQ number of
C.I.A. policyholders in Clinton and district,
I wish to announce the opening of a
Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results
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FARM SHOW
4 BIG DAYS MARCH 1 to 4
OPEN DAILY
10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Closes Friday 4:30 p.m.
Official Opening Ceremony
Tues., March 1 at 1:45 p.m
ADMISSION
Children with Adults Admitted Free
See The Latest In Farm Equipment On Display
Enjoy Programs, Entertainment Each Day
AFTERNOON PROGRAMS
TUES., MARCH 1, 2:00 p.m.
—Panel—Management, for a
profitable corn crop, les
sons to be learned from our
1965 experiences.
WED., MARCH 2, 2:00 p.m.
-—Panel — Feeding the pro
tein you grow.
THUR., MARCH 3, 2:00 p.m.
—Panel — Beef Management
Trends—(Buying, Feeding,
Marketing),
FRIDAY, MARCH 4
1:45 p.m. — Presentation of
Major Awards.
2:30 p.m. — Auction Sale of
10 Bushel and 4 Bushel
lots of grain and beans,
also 2 bag lots of potatoes.
EVENING
ENTERTAINMENT
8:00 p.m. — Crowning of
Farm Show Princess,
Baking Queen and Bak
ing Princess.
8:30 p.m.—Fashion Show.
. Latest trends in fashions
for men, women and
children. Commentator,
Mrs; Meg Daniels.
7:30 p.m. — Junior Ama
teur Contest.
8:30 p.m. — Public School
Square Dance Competi
tions. ________
8:30 p.m. — Junior Farm-
erama.
—Programme arranged by
Middlesex Junior Far
mers. !
Show closes Friday, March
4 at 4:30 p.m.
AUBURN — Earl Wightman
former resident of this com-a
munity passed away last week
in Wingham hospital after a
lengthy illness, He was 74 years
of age.. 'Surviving are his wife,
the former Media Mathers;
three sons, Elwin of Niagara
Falls, Harvey, Waterloo and
Norman, West Wawanosh; two
daughters, Mirs. John (Marg
aret) Hildebrand, West Wa
wanosh and Mrs. Harry (Hat
tie) Boothman, Calgary; also
Sisters, Mrs. Mabel Stackhouse,'
Brucefield; Mbs. Harriet Mc-
Kellar, Freeland, .Michigan and
Mrs. Grace Henry, Vancouver.
For many years he was an
elder at Knox United Church,
Auburn, and many friends at
tended1 'the funeral held at the
MacKenzie, Funeral home
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Annie Carter
Well Mends, the CBC has
done it again! On Sunday, Feb
ruary 6th on “Country Calen
dar” our attractive farm com
mentator Bob Carbert very
skilfully impressed us all that
little pigs were really "little
gold nuggets” and of course
market hogs were ’‘big gold
nuggets”,
This sort of “hog-wash” sixrcxe
it 'is coming from a highly re
spected supporter of the farmer
is accepted as fact by the con
sumer.
The. reaction of the consumer
is two-fold: First, he thinks
the farmer is really filling his
pockets and second, he is
convinced that he can’t afford
to buy Slices of the side of a
gold nugget”.
• Neither conclusion is true but
each is highly detrimental to
the farmer and his future in
come.
So much for the reaction of
the consumer, all of it bad.
Wih'ait about the farmers watch
ing the program?
A few, like myself, will be
angered and disgusted. We will
raise our voices yet not be
heard. We can’t compete iin
magnitude or prestige of the
mighty voice of the CBC-TV.
The hog-men suddenly see an
opportunity. If little pigs are
little "gold nuggets*’ as this
great voice of the Department
of Agriculture has said, all hog
men need do is raise a great
many little "gold nuggets” 'and
they act accordingly. Suddenly
there are so many little "gold
nuggets” 'around that on close
examination they are only iron-
pyrites (fool's gold').
When, will thiils' nonsense end?
My enemies I can foil but my
"friends” knock my teeth out!
Then to aildd injury to insult,
on the front page of the Lon
don Free Press, February 17, is
a nice sized heading "Claims In
secticide Effects’ on Man Not
Fully Known”,
In this spicy little item, ,a,
Mr. A. B. Swaekhammer of the
food and drug directorate’s
technical, advisory unit said “an
expectant mother pan poison
her uniborn, child by drinking
milk from. a eoivv that hlQjs
browsed on forage sprayed by
some insecticides.”
St. Andrew's
Congregational
BAYFIELD — The annual
congregational meeting of St.
Andrew’s United Church was
held! on Friday evening, Jan
uary 14 with Rev. W. J. Maines
in the chair. •
D, McKenzie was appointed’
secretary for 'the meeting on
motion of Elgin Porter and
John Watson. Minutes of the
last annual meeting were read
and adopted on motion of D.
McKenzie and Elgin Porter.
Reports1 of the United Church
Women, Memorial fund, Allo
cation account, Parsonage
board, Sunday School, board of
Stewards, reserve fund, furnace
fund, and M & M fund were
adopted.
The (board of S ession was re
appointed on motion of Bert
Dunn and Raymond Scotchmer
and the names of Ted Dunn,
Joe Koene, Mrs. Perce Renner
and Mrs. Tom Penhale were
added' to the board of Stewards
on motion of John Siertsema
and John Watson.
The Parsonage 'board and the
M &, M committee were reap
pointed'. Siunday school will be
held during church service till
the end of March. Mrs. LeRoy
Poth and Ted Dunn are to be
the Sunday School Superin
tendents.
Moved oy Raymond Scotcti-
mer and: Charlie Scotchmer
that all other officers be reap
pointed.
A vote'of thanks to the Rev.
Maines was moved by John
Campbell and John Siertsema
and a vote of thanks to Mr. and
Mrs. John Siertsema for their
work printing the annual re
ports was moved by Mrs. John
Scotchmer. and Ray Scotchmer.
Dr, Keith Ronald of the Uni
versity of Guelph siaid “insecti
cides, plus radioactive fallout
could (produce babies with two
heads land six fingers”.
And to txxunteract these high
ly damaging st'atements the
only answer given is that of Dr.
John R. Brown, head of the
Department of Physiological
Hygiene ait. University of Tor
onto when he said "insecticide
residues in food can be danger
ous but the extent is not
known.’*
Excuse me friend, while I run
out and get a couple of cases
of nice safe beer. I’ve never
heard that the weed spray resi
due in beer is dangerous. "After
all that might hurt z the sale of
the stuff.
at 14 King St,/Clinton (next to the Clinton Meat
Market) on March 1st The phone number will be
482-3431. Office hour?: 8:45 a,m. until noon and
from 1:00 p.m, until 4:45 p.m.
I wish to express my thanks to all our policy--
- holders who helped make this possible, and to re
mind them that we carry all lines of insurance in*
eluding life and pensions. '
P. A. ROY
373 James St. Clinton, Ontario
Representative.
Co-operators Insurance Association
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last
Special Demonstrations 2:00 p.m. Wednesday and
Thursday Afternoons For The Ladies
CADM CIIAU/ WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS rAnM dnUn london
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Funeral service was conduct
ed' on Monday afternoon, Feb
ruary 21, 1966, at the A. Mil
lard George funeral home, Rid-
out Street, London, for Mrs.
Annie Carter, formerly of Clin
ton. Interment was in Wood
land Cemetery, London.,
The former Annie Harriett
Leppington, Mrs. Carter was
the widow of John Albert Car
ter.
Surviving are one- daughter,
Mrs. Mary Spencer, London;
four sons1, Thomas, Clifford,
Douglas and Wilbert, all of
London; one half-sister, Mrs.
Rena Roberts, Sarnia, and one
half-brother, Thomas Lepping
ton, Clinton.
Two producer votes will be
held in coming weeks to decide
whether marketing plans are
desired.
A vote on <a plan to cover the
sale of peaches, pears, plums
and prunes will be held on
March 7 'at the request of the
Ontario Fruit and Vegetable
Growers Alssoeiatioin. The near
est place for local growers to
vote is in Forest Town Hail..
A vote to cover sales of all
onions grown from seeds or
bulbs will be held' on March
14, at the request of a repre
sentative group of onion grow
ers. A license, fee of 5 cents per
50 pound unit solid would be ex
pected. Nearest place for Huron
growers to vote! is the inspect
ion -office on Highway 21 south
of Grand Bend.
In each case 66% percent
majority ds needed to carry the
vote.
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Wm. C. Lovett
MARK STANDS FOR THE
GENUINE TRIPLE CULTIVATOR
FRAME STEEL IS PRESTRETCHED COLD
FOR ADDITIONAL STRENGTH
WHERE
Phone 482-9431Bayfield Road CLINTON
for form stability
and' spring ability.
Tines of own production
•xclusively for Triple K»
Local Dealer
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Funeral service wias conduct
ed at the Ball arid Mutch fun
eral home on Monday, February
14, by the Rev. R. U. MacLean,
for William Calvin Lovett, 175
Maple Street, Clinton, who
passed 'away on Saturday, Feb
ruary 12.
Pallbearers were Harry Snell,
Grant Snell, Ken Vodden, Rus
sell Good, Norman Wright and
Harry Watkins. t
Flower-bearers were George
Wright, Clark Ball, Clayton
Ellis and Clarence Ball. Inter
ment was in Clinton Cemetery.
• Bom on January 21, 1894 in
Goderich Township, he was the
son of Charles Lovett and Mary
Jane Ball. He manied Edith
Harvey on February 2, 1921,
and' they farmed1 in Hullett
Township an' Concession 8 until
retiring to Clinton about a year
ago.
Mr. Lovett attended St. An
drew’s Presbyterian Church. He
had been in ill health for about
six months.
Surviving 'besides his wife are
three sons, Ross, Hullett Town
ship, Murray, Toronto and
Dairy, Ottawa; one 'daughter,
(Maureen) Mrs. Harvey Hay-
ter, Varna; one brother, James
Lovett, Clinton; two sisters,
(Fanny) Mrs. Frank Lobb,
Clinton and (Ethel) Mrs. How-
and Williams, St. Catliarines.
Attending the funeral from a
distance were Gordon Johnston,
Mrs. Beatrice Lovett and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Williams', ail
of St. Catharines, Norman
Harvey, Honeywood and Marg
aret McLaughlin, London.
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The most recent U.S. census,
taken in 1960, reported' a total
of 3,181,051 Cariadian-iboti’n rietsi-
dents in that country.
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