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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-05-22, Page 8a• • • ^s'aaa.11,...0, .14 ta...1144914,a1..1111‘1411 News f 'DtinOrintin, 1),IliNG.ANNON, May 20. --,Mrs. S. Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Will V„, Vines and daughter, Suzanne, Cranston. Of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. B F. The ;United Church iMiSSi013. Band gedeiAtion,-,,attAftri, arines, were week -end visitors with the singing of a hymn was Mrs. in Toronto on May 15. In the pre, Forsees Possible Fu TH.1„CIOD' , 11 11 1.1 Ca SIGNAL-STR .,. .. ; g4r..serious,' .o;.fthe Couap,PiirYC :045, iJ"r. 4ctdeCto.'.;,.;4,°f Princess f conjunction44t th.Soi d Pr lt* ent AtTWI. ji. '3418Pr"e%W7i4444444!at0.. r:. hoping for a rephat -perferpianee.. - Information for prospective 'eoP.- testants .is available ,gt. the„,, Federr„, ation of Agriculture Office, Box 310, Clinton. ., Between Farm' Cam ety • (By, J. C. Hemingway) percentage of. this, MO WagrIlro7 duced in Ontario and thO „pi* '011,1m74,1* increased.". Wheat producers have little hope of getting, more than tli% of the last ten-year .average, which is .considered unsatisfactory. This could result in a switch to ljve- stock, thus demoralizing ' the live- stock industry in .Western Ontario. In commenting ou support prices it seems to me their purpose is limited to giving the farmer some protection against being, forged into bankruptcy while discourag- ing the .abduction, of huge sur- pluses. It also seetna,'"-te .me that farmers are spending too much time and effort on support prices and might do better by devoting a large portion of this energy to marketing their produce more ,efficiently. In both hogs and tobacco, where a real effort is put into selling, the producers are receiving very favor- • ' . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and Mr. Ivan RiVett, with Marilyn Anderson sident's address, Mr, Gordon Greer Harold"'Blake. as accompanist. Mrs, Hugh Mc- called attention to the' fact that ... • _ ;VII*. Ken Brown, RCAF, OttaWa, Whinney read a letter from Miss conflict could. develop.betweervdif- - ' "has been appointed as an instructor Constance Chappell, Japan, in an- ferent commodity groups.,For ex - at Clinton ,RCAF for the summer swer to.a parcel sent to a Japanese ample, grain growers would lilse . and spent the week -end with his mission girls' school. She told of higher prices while livestock feed - parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur bus excursion trips exchanged by .ers like cheap feed. The Feder - Brown. city and country children. Collec- ation of Agriculture must make ' Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pierce, tion was gatbereq by the treasurer, every effort to unite the aims of Brantford, we're week -end visitors Beth Kennedy, and prayer was, de- these different groups for the bene - with the--latter's brother, Harvey livered by Mrs. McWhinioey. fit of alt' farmers. i . Anderson,' 31151 Mrs. Anderson. The May meeting of . Erskine The stabilized prieeS Qf Me- dif- Relatives' visiting with Mrs. Mary Presbyterian Church W.M.S. was ferent commodities was discussed Rivett Sunday eVening werec Mrs. held inBert Badman, Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne Stewar , esident, presided. After felt that the, 64c for butter was 1.ire church. Mrs. W. A. at length. The Cream Producers ' - Badman and children, Comber; singing a psalm, Mrs. Wallace Wil- realistic and was the price arrived Mrs. - Gordon Sampson and family, son led with the devotional ser- at by their formula. Goderich; Mr. and--Mrsr-Roy Black, vice. Miss Iva Carr gave the Glad The Concentrated Producers felt Lucknow; Dr. Wilfred Black and Tidings prayer. The Searchlight that the drop of 2c in powder was Mrs. Black, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. on missions overseas was given by unjustified and would probably . , Jerry Crawford and family; Mr. Mrs. F. Jones. Mrs. James Wilson cause too great a trend away fkom and Mrs, Harold' Errington and gave the roll call and minutes and powder and flood some other ' faintly. ., . also the topic en South East Asia. branch of the dairy industry. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin Ad. The 'floor price on eggs was grati Betty_visited on Sunday with Mr. fying to the poultry producers ' and Mrs. Eldorirrwin, Sarnia. — thoughr-there was some—fear- ex- 4Dr. .11 A. S. Vokes and Mrs. pressedthat this might be an in- Vokes, Toronto, were here for the centive price which might cause holiday week -end, • surplus preduction. Reunion.—A gathering of 66 of The wool growers felt •that the the Anderson and 'Jamieson lam- 60c 'price with deficiency payment ^,. ilies was held in Dungannon at the on only the. top grade was of very homes of &Ir. and Mrs. Cecil Blake little beliat- -since only a small and Mrs. S, J. Kilpatrick. It was . held to honor- John Finlay, of FAlson, Alta- John was born on the ,_ 9th concession of Ashtield, young- est son of thb late Mr.- Anson Fin- lay and Janie Anderson who mov- ed- to • , • ;.„ , was 36 years since he visited here. He is, a ,school inspector andiS present taking a three weeks' course in Toronto. mr. and Mrs. Fred Finlay, of St. Thomas, ac- companied him here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce, of Brantford, were visitors at the home of the latter s brother, --Har- vey Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson. Recent visitors with Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel were: Mr. and Mrg. Lorne Scrimgeour, Blyth; Mr. Newt _Davies and Igargaret Goderich; Mrs. W, R. Andrew, DungannOri;„ Mrs. May'Sitter, of Wilkie, Sask. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney on, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shurgold and Mr. and - Mrs'. Ronald Shurgold and Kathy, Toronto. The' United ,ch W.A. met .N111.1Eralay 19.—CongratulatiOns to the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. George Ribey. The Nile Y.P.U. held a successful bazaar last katurday in the church basement, Mr. • and Mrs, Walter Vella, Debbie and Bobby, of Barrie, were Sunday visitors -with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McNee. Mrs. Henry. Horton spent eektend -with-lier-draughto‘-kr-S _Orland 'Bereand family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Jim McPhee and their new baby daughter. Next Sunday will see the churh services changing to the summer schedule, that is, church at 9.45 a.m. ttwill be 'Flower Sunday and the Sunday Scheibl will be cOmbin-,. ed with church service. In the evening a special service will be held at 8 o'clock. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Stewart and Debbie, of, Toronto, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Rutledge. Mr. and Mrs. B. -Johnston,. of ! Toronto, were week -end visitors with Mr. and (Mrs.. D. MeDiarmid. Mrs. Earl McNee, of Belmore, I and 'Mrs. Ve,lla arid children, of Barrie, spent'Wednesday afternoon with the former's sister, Mrs. G. for the May meeting at the home A. meNge. Omar _Brooks, _presiding. There.; and „Trail, Rangers joined On Monday evening,'the Nile of Mrs. Herb Finnigan with Mrs. were 23 membepresent. It was decided to cater forces in'a rousing game of ball r -s and six visitors ' before their regular meetings." The for theInsurance Company's June dinner. The sum of'$200 was don- ated towards the re -decoration ‘' fund. Mrs. Harvey Andersbn led in the devotiOna/ peried, ,„ Mrs. Fred Young gave the topie,'"Of plates with picture of Nile church on them as a money making project this simmer. The regular meeting -Of the Nile W A.`was held at the home of Mrs. One Blood"; also reading an ar- Robert Bogie with 18 members and . ticle on "The, ,T...de of Harriet two visitors present. The presid= 4 Beecher Stowe. •Mrs. Howard ent was in charge of the „meeting. • Johnston and Mrs. Will Petrie, who attended the W,A. Rally at Wingham, gave, reports. Mrs. Brooks, the president, thanked the hostess, and all committees. The Mrs. C. McNee, Mrs. D. McNeil and Mrs. G: McNee were .nanied .as acemrhittee to arrange a bus trip in June. The W.A. are re- sponsible for the evening' service hostesses for lunch were Mrs. liar- next Sunday evening. Mrs. G. Mc- vey Alton, Mrs. Chester Finnigan, Nee, 'Mrs. W. Rutledge and Mrs. NeOr & 1.401hp Plumbing andHeating 24-HOUR BURNER . SERVICE PRESSURE -SYSTEMS SOFTENERS .. • ,CLARE — HECLA FURNACES, Oil And Gas 59 Hamilton St. Phone 1172 GODERICH - , EE BEAN a, , We have the -following seed ,beans new on hand in both commercial and registered varieties. Robust, Yellow Eyes, ". Michigan No. 1 Certified Sanilac A limited nutnbei of Seed Bean Contracts are available, We recently installed equipment for treating beans. D. IMeDiarmid .were chosen as a committee to look after a speaker I special music. ' A-dainly,„lutich was ser ed b Mrsr Fea n 0 on ,an an. 11 s. ogie. • Taylors ,Comet TAYLows IDOWDR., gay 20.— Mr. and airs. Stewart Oke, of Sarnia, visited on Sunday with M. arid Mrs. Irvine Oke. weekend visitors' with Mr. and mrs. George Ginn were 1*. iand Mrs. E. R. Rostron, Donald and' Dennis; of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. 'ffliey Wilson Allere in Port Colborne for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. C. TKed,O.le arncl, son, Bruce, of oodhridge, spent the holiday weeik end with Niftax - Mrs. John 'Westbrook and' aMily. YOUR, :DEALER, ALUIVIINUIVE, FIBERGLASEli EfTi!EZI BOAT* FOR YOUR BOATING PLEA:MIMI, CONTACT - Firtinkli oatBLivery • Awneemee 1 abe d with ed, with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sturdy dandi.family in over the holiday week -end. ' „s„ ali742:0(‘', 'during anit. anq Mrs. r°,1 .gitleffiv Stuidy past. Sturdy , with r. and Mrs. miter on Sunday with M and 01000 colgt:, and faintly, of Mrs. W, Clarke at Varna. WAtetfOrd;140; Mary Mall and Sunday visiters, with 111,Ir. and -2,412,4-41ISCk at Gr4.00 Thsyrnpthrof-the-community Clarke, of iittw./„.:Josed ;•Itmtidiebssdseid tty, is VatendeFl_ to the Phdler-familY. Irvme, of Milverton, and Mrs, C: _.4liss.„ LOIS, il/6-linep,of London, Clarke, of Goderich., spent the week -end- with her par- Visitors during the week -end ents, Kr, and 130$; -Ken Relines. . with Mr. and Ms. Wm. Snyder Mrs. G.^,Cutler, of Guelph, visit- were tIVIr.„..and Mrs. Ernest Newbio: • 41 a Tit URSDA, Y, MAY MO, 1038 ginairCts.f ltwvirreettird; visited with 4st ,WS61C-- retvoy iifItzt.fivoty..ii • vIsft din! ng the week -end 14)-ci•Of: with i]lifr; and Mrs. Je700y, Ati#,.11an,, Go le and Vas, Carols. , ta -Qsbwa tended tbe^furilral in Termito last week of his aunt, Mrs. IMeNab. Mr. and Mrs. -Bruce ,Ksays and family, of . Varna, spent' Sunday evening with Mr. and MTS. Chestee Sturdy and family. • F ra ,Or • Aerator Applications are invited for the position of road grader operator. 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