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.Euchre Party
'FORDWICH—Twelve ' tables of
progressive euchre were in play at
the community ' hall in Fordwich.
Those in chargeof the evening
were;'�Mr: andMr,s,.Jas. Vittie, Mr;
and Mrs, .Clare Harris and Mr, and
Mrs. James Warren', High scores,
lady, Mrs. Geo.. Pittendreigh; high
gent; .Husseli 'Nichol; consolation
'prizes, 'Mrs; George Foster and
Alfred Bast; special prize, Russell
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When the .Liberals of Wellington -Huron
'selectedetheir candidate for the'comin
■ me as hS
election I stated from the convention plat-
I form that I intended to discuss our party and
it 1 its policies over• the radio prior to the election.
I also promised, that 'I would not expect you
people to our political commercials
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to by Belair
i of Sunday morning, .I have therefore made - '
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. � radio station - GKNX dial 920 for Saturda March
reservation with r Y,
3.0.6:25 to 6.30 '.m. and eachsucceedinSaturday until election day.
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Through the •medium of this newspaper, we will let you know in advance
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the subject we intend to discuss.
FORDWICH
Mrs. Elmer F'allis, who has spent
the winter months at Vermont,
Ohio, with her son, returned to
her home' over the Week -end,
Mrs:: Winnifred Downey returned,
to her home on Saturday after
visiting • in Detroit • for several
months. ,
Mrs. Lorne Siefert 'returned to
her home last week from Listowel
Hospital, where she underwent a
major operation two weeks ago.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Brown and
fancily- visited on Saturday with
Mr. .and Mrs. Ivan Lowry in Ar-
thur.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wray, and
children of, Toronto visited a
couple, of days last week with, rela-
tives in the community.
Mrs, George. Foster of Elmira,
visited. a few 'days last Week with
Mr: and Mrs,; Geo. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs, John Hill of Clif-
ford "visited one day last week with
Mr, and. Mrs. Jas Vittig
' Mr. and Mrs, W, R Campbell of
Toronto visited over the week=end
with Mr. and Mrs, Crosby Sotherp.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,Benin of
Kitchener 'visited one day last
Week _with Mr, and Mrs. Earl.
Moore.
Rev, and Ntrs. J. W. Tlird spent
one day 'last week with Mr, and
Mrs, Norris Hird . n' .wen 'So Sound,
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Messrs. 'Robe Gibson, Alex .Log-
an and Harold Perry were dele-
gates of Fordwioh Concentrated
Milk Prociuets Association at the.
coni@ntiott held in Chateau Laur-
ier, Ottawa, last week.
Mr, and' Mrs, Glenn Johnston
I held a dinner party on Sunday in
honor of the 'fatter's' father Mr,:
▪ Robt. Nay, Who celebrated his 83rd
s birthday on )V ardh 22nd. Those
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1 present were .1VLr. and Mrs, William
t = Camero
.n Mr, and Mrs. 1.4 Culbert,
i As !trey name has been in the :news :lately regarding my (connetctioat with
Culbertr
i i Mr, and Mrs, M, At, MacDonald,
i the Cansdian Farm Loan Board .I intend to speak about tires matter oil Mrs. s 'eedhatn,. all of Ripley
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..4 r Mr. and Mrs; Ho 'Best of Weston
SATURDAY, MARCH 3'b �-• fi.2'5 = 6:30 Pan. ■ y
r and Mr, and Mrs. Arnold, betroth,
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r invitation
. Clifford,
This r;5- our invit t' you to listen 'tat that
a loft to y l Z time. Mr and ,]VJfrL Williaih Gibson
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and son of Toronto spent Sunday
I ARNOLD DARROC .: at' the Home of Mr. and M't'a: 'Doug
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week etld and Sinttley visitors
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i'o ginon 4 •directors' meet
ing of the r nowlek •Agrieuiturdl
:Soelety Was . held in the D Orange
Hall oa Friday nRgilt, President,
S. j, l34)1)1114t ; presklad, Perin/Se of
the meeting was' to. revise the prize
list and beliir reports of the 07th
convention of Qatario: Agrieul'
tura! ,Societies, which was held in
Torolito, p"rebrllary 27th'4n4 2$ti,.
Mt; end Mrs. Glenn, ;lohnstan
brought reports .of this event, stat-
ing that :there are some very in-
teresting changes, likely to t€tlte^
place en fail salla. in the future
and they ;must be kept up to date,
as the show" windows of the com-
munity. Mrs, Ethel Brant Monture,
founder of the Women's Division
20 years ago, Was a Special guest
at the convention,
Mrs, W, F, Campbell was named
president of the women's • section
after" the resignation of Mrs, Robt,
.Gibson, who will take over the
office of secretary -treasurer .of the
society for' the coming year,
MSS; CLARE llAKRI
TO' HEAD INSTITUTE
FORDWICH The Women's
Institute held- their March meeting
at the home. of Mrs. Stanleq Bride
with the president,•ZvIrs, Clare Har-
ris, in charge. Mrs, Ken Graham
took devotions and Mrs. Ruby Fos-
ter gave the motto "A kicking
horse never pulls"; She said . we
must work in ,harmony together.
Roll call wasanswered by 30 mem-
bers and four visitors. Minutes
and correspondence were taken
care of and an invitation 'to attend
a concert at. Lakelet was discussed;
also an invitation to attend a.short
course on salads at the home' of
Mrs, Glenn Johnston, ' '
The ladies decided to enter the
Salads Tea project again, which' is
to be a full baby layette. Commit-
tees were picked for same. Reports
froln conveners of officers for
1956 were very gratifying. ,
The guest speaker, Mrs. Andrew
Simpson, of Molesworth, district
president, was introduced /by Mrs,
Clare Harris. She spoke on "Youth"
and said children are our most
cherished liossession and we must
,educate them so they , •can meet
the changing morals today. She
said the place to manage the high
School student is.in the 'high chair
and honesty is stillthe best policy.
She was presented with a gift by
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Mrs, Stan Bride.
t , A bank book was started for a
new baby of a member. Donations
were made to the blind, Care, polio,
mental health and the local 'lib-
rary.
Mrs, Andrew Simpson conducted
the election of officers for 1957,
which resulted as follows: Pres,,.
MrSs. Clare Harris; 1st vice pies.,,
Mrs, Anson Demerling; 2nd. vice-
pres,, Mrs. Stanley Bride; sec, -
tress, Mrs. Robert Gibson; district
director, Mrs. Howard Harris;
branch directors, Mrs. Clarence
Carswell, Mrs. ,5cott Clarkson, Mrs,
Edith Witmer; pianists, Mrs, Lorne
Siefert and Mrs, Boyden Devitt;
sunshine, : Mrs. Earl Moore; audi-
tors Mrs: James Vittie, Mrs, Wil-
liam, McCann; .nominating commit-
tee; Mrs: Emma Williamson, Mrs,
Anson Demerling and Mrs. Fred
Hambly;. conveners of standing
committees, agriculture, • Mss Min-
nie .McElwain; home economics,
Mrs. Wellington Hargrave; histor-
ical research, Mrs, Crosby Sothern;
citizenship, Mrs, Harold Doig;
public relations, Mrs., William
Campbell.
With Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Matthews
Were Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Matthews
and little son, of Port Colborne,
Mrs. Mae Corbett,. Jinitmy and*
Brenda, of London,
Miss Frances McLean and Mr.
Gordon Ridley, of London, spent
the Week -end at the home of Mrs.
Dora ,Ridley.
Mr, and Mrs, F. O. Hall of To-
ronto, visited last week at the home
Of Mr. 'and Mrs,` Hobert Gibson,
Mr, Bruce Willianison, of Lori..
don, spent the week -end With his
Mother, Mrs, Ehima Williamson, •
• Mr. Albert Johnston, aged 82; in
some Manner fell at the farmof
his son, Samuel, on the 9th conces-
sion of Newick, and frivettired his
right Wrist, Dr. J. D. Pottle of
VordWieh had the .arm put in a,
cast at the LiStoWel Memorial Hos-
pital.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Sant Mat -tin on the birth of a
daughter at Wingham Hospital on
Marek 2lst..
Mr,. and Mrs, VViTliattt Diinoan
Wand John spent Sunday with Mr:
and Mrs, Jack. tro'Wn.
Mr's, Toni, Mealeihent and' Mrs.
Wllham 8Othern spent.ai ray fast
week lit 'Stratford.
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Mr, ttnd Mrs, Clarence CatSWCll
attended the funeral of a relative
tueSda r lh l altderaton.
Federation Meets
To Discuss Action
Re Producer Group
By Carl HemingWwy
The Ontario Federation of Agri -
Culture' held a .members' ,Meeting',
which Is composed of ,represents
rives from the county l?'ederationS•
Itis very encouraging to ,see these
Meetings well attended, as the .pr,-
gahisation :is .901Y as strong es
the interest showy 7.3' the mem-
bers, r
Thimain'pllrpose of the 'Meeting
Was to inform the representatives
Of the action, being 'taken on behalf
of the tobacco growers, 'The pro-.
cedure followed is the same re-
.garding all :producer group organi,
nations and it might be well to
clarify the partplayed by the
Federation.
To .form a producer group it is•
necessary that a •sizeablepetition
be signed by prodlcers and Pre -
Rented to the O,l',A The Fedeye
tion will then do all in its power
to present the facts to all produc-
ers at local meetings and :even or
gapize canvassers if neee"ssary, If'.
it then seems there is a definite'
decision to be made the C.F,A.
contacts the Dent. of Agriculture
with the request . that a vite be
taken,
It is then the responsibility of
the Department of Agrietilture to
appoint deputy returning officers
and set up polling booths in 'such
a. way as to give every producer
the opportunity to vote, It id also
the, responsibility: of the Depart-
ment to say What constitutes a
majority. In the case of the Tobac-
co Grocers there must be 51% of
all growers vote in favour' of the
plan and at least 60% of those vot-
ing must be in favour of the plan.
If We plan is 'approved the Federa-
tion. will aid .in the details; or or-
ganizing the producer group, but.
doesnot take any part in deciding
on the action that group will take.
At any future date the Federation,',
as an organization,will act only
on the request of that group:
The other main topic of discus.
sion was 'that of land easements,
and expropriations regarding
highways, pipe lines, hydro and.
telephone lines. This is not a great
problem in Huron atthe moment,.
but could be in the future. It
Might be of interest to farmers to
know that the Federation of Agri-
culture retains a lawyer,: who is
eyperienced' in these matters, and
whose advice is available. at any
time, without charge, to Federation
members. If you have a problem
along this line the Federation .can
be of assistance. . 1
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The directors of Huron`
County l
Federation of Agriculture.') held
their monthly meeting in the board
rooms in Clinton 'on, March 19th;,
The minutes were read 'and adopt-
ed on motion of A. McGregor and
H. Elliott. •
The question of printing' the
Huron County Federation Survey
was discussed and it was decided
to request Clinton News -Record to
do this work for 1957 and there-
after it should be allotted for 2- 1
year terms to any of the county
weeklies interested,
The secretary was commended i
for the news items appearing in
tine county weeklies and advised
to continue with them. He- was
also instructed to advise the poul-
try committee to represent the
county at the annual meeting in
Toronto. • •
The directory voiced their ap-
proval of supplying legal advice to
members, through 'the
wherever possible. The :secretary
was instructed to obtain a number
of copies of -the Provincial Federa-
tion annual reports. •
During .the discussion period it
was felt, that the ;Federation was
going to have a very busy year:
Since the necessary legislation is
well on the way to take care of the
differences of opinion on the val-
idity of the Ont. Farm Products
Act and the Federal Bill 82 the
Poultry'Pi'oducers, Beef Producers.
and. Wheat Growers are showing
desire for action.
Earl McSpadden gave a fine re-
port on the leadership training
course at Vineland. The training of
our young people and the informa-
tion they receive at these courses
will pay good dividends to the
rural communities through the
years to come.
Mt, and Mrs, Dick Aldrich of
Galt visited In the community on
Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, Mac Mctntesh of
Brussels visited Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, H, M. Bride, .-'
•Mr, and Mrs, Carl. Bender and
family, of GowanstoWr, 'visited on.
Sunday with; Mr and: Mrs. •Stan
orester,
Mr, ,and Mrs, icon Reed, of LIS -
towel, visited Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Z. Hargrave.
Mr, $Vtr lin of
M , and s, Ross Tom
Duthatii, spent the weekyend with
1Vir. 'amid Mrs, ,flet forester,
Birth
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Mayon 15th,. 1957, to Mr, and Mrs,
Alden, Graliamm, a Ott, John Ar-
thUti
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and see the
best DOG -GONE
used oar values
in town/
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