The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-17, Page 11IEHQYAKI.- WITNESSES
CONVENTION., -..
PLAN SEPT.
Mr.
G. Amoroso, presiding
r p g
minister- of the local congrega-
tion of Jehovah's Witnesses; at-
tended a special meeting of 36
ministers in the Durham King-
dom Hall Monday evening. At
that time, final instructions were
k,CK ...
with the coming convention of
15- con Le tions -i rnid-, ePtgm
ber at Windmill. This brought
VS fruition two months of pre-
paration for this gathering. Mr.
Amoroso said that, everything
was in readiness qor the event.
Some of the 36 ministers will
be in charge of the 18 depdtt-
ments needed to have the con-
vention function properly; the
given to the group in ,connection others will be their assistants.
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CLEARING
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ST,. HELENS
ST. HELENS, Aug. 14.—Re-
cent vi
e t sitars with Mr. .and Mrs.
George Stuart were Mr. and
Mrs. -C. Y. Pickard aijd Mr. Al.
Pickard, of Exetei, and Mr. and
Mrs. ,Ejed McGregor, of Kin-
cardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan 1Viiller,
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t xs illi'Cookstown.
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Willis Corrigan, of Cooks wnn..
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Ladies Enjoy Tour.—Thirty-
three ladies from St. Helens'
district enjoyd a bus .tour to
Hamilton district on Wednesday.
The tour in eluded Dundurn
Castle Museum, Hamilton Gard-
ens, Rittermere Farm Studio
centres and other c of interest.
BRO-TFiERSREiTAIJZ-EDAIRY
BUSINESS; REFtJSE TO QUIT.
Many Canadians have a natur-
al aversion" to accepting credit.
They simply hesitate to plunge
into debt.
41.4.4ke, D.1.120;thanil.• wore,
mur - tiuineMinded:larrt ers
are finding credit the answer
toshrinking incomes brought
about by the technological revol-
ution that has been reshaping
the face of Canadian agriculture.
The Crozier brothers, Clayton
and o Hugh, share this opinion.
They are unabashed boosters of
the Farm Credit Corporation.
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Owners of a half -section dairy
farm near Edmonton, Alberta,
that had been established by
their forefathers in 1898, the
brothers .... a ed a dii ie lt..decis-
9
Ci ti"f,"tlr-s QAC' IW"
out of business.
With a lot of planning and
hard work, they rose to the
challenge and today own one of
the .most modern dairy barns in
Western Canada. Making it pos-
sible was assistance of the Farm
C 'dit Corporation, whose Ed-
monton staff pitched in with
technical advice as well -a ar-
ranging loans to finance the
venture.
Because the Croziers did much
of the construction - work them-
selves to cut Costs, they were
able to /acquire the latest in
dairy equipment to round out
the efficiency of the 80 by 150
foot pole -type housing unit and
milking parlor. They milk be-
tween 65 and 72 grade Holstein
cows.
Agriculture Minister Alvin
Hamilton visited the farm re-
cently and expressed amazement
at what had been accomplished.
After seeing a number of the
herd pass through the totally
'autonnatic *Wing parior(six+
teen cows standing in stalls ar-
ranged in herring -bone pattern
at One time), the Minister com-
mented: "I've never seen any-
thing so good."
W. G. (George) O'Brien,
Branch Manager for FCC, was
also high in his praise for the
Crozier dairy farm. His staff'
desig.acd t1 .building
l'ergiOrtVirt n g rran'ge
ments., He regards it as an ex-
ample of how the farm Credit
Act can help forward -thinking
farmers keep pace with the
times in the face of costly ex-
pansion.
Land As Security
Under the legislation, intro-
duced in 1959, .competent farm-
ers -using onlytheir arzn ..land
as security, can borrow up to
$20,000 at five Per cent interest
and take up to 30 year to pay
it back. Using land, livestock
and equipment° as security,
young farmers can borrow up to
$27,500 and the same rate of
interest and repayment terms
apply.
Prior to this Act, Mr. O'Brien
explains, some farmers werein-
clined t� pile -up bills and then
seek credit. Or, • having built
a new barn, they were unable
to improve their herds after`
making payments and paying
taxes. The emphasis today is
being placed on higher'produc-
tion. •
Probably the most important
feature of FCC is the counselling
service. -"We have a prelimin-
ary discussion with a fanner to
show him how he carr gget the
best returns for his itnoney.
Probably the next time we see
him he's sitting at the kitchen
table talking it over with his
to
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t the farn%ez';.anit FCC ex-
perts, working ix, pazltner hip,"
the results. 'are' alxnost always
encouraging. In Alberta, says
Mr. O'B_rien, less than five per
cent of ;all applicants are out
and out failures and rarely does
the corporation lose its invest-
ment.`
Mr. O'Brien's farm field staff
increased from two men Iast
year to 20 this year.
For farmers in the agricultur-
al areas of Canada, he said,
there is a Farm Credit Corpor-
ation adviser within a 40 -mile
drive.
The Goderich Signal -Star, Thuur day, AugI sx lith, 1991 1
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The first Greek work of any
size to be written in prose was
the History of Herodotus, who
flourished in ,the 5th 'century
B.C. His skill as a narrator,
with his mastery of drama and
suspense, Made him immensely
popular in his own time and
fascinating to read today.
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1JNGANNQN
DUNGANNON, Aug. 14. — roy, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.
Misses
.Rebind, Nettie and Clara Henderson, °of Goderich, attend,
Sproul and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ton d ton Eedyareun�ion at'"Milver.
;Elliott visited Mr. and MrMi. George Finnigan, Gude
s. Sund y
Oscar Cuthi t for.., day
r.^up
a l :". Arra is Vis:
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b� •Ere.
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:Miss 's Donn'Pentland siste .; - Mr. J.C. Durninr vas o e Lor:•
a week's holiday with her siste the .week -end with Mr. and ,Mrs.
ltrs: Lloyd Pearce and Mr.
Pearce, at London. Herb Finnigan. •
Mrs. William Cooke and Recent visitors •with
Morris were Mr,. and MrS. J e
daughter, Mrs. Len Craig, of
Chesley, and aunt, Mrs. Hannah ,neh Knight and family, Detroit,
Casemore, of Hamilton, visited aim Mr. and Mrs. Andersen Mug -
for a day with Mr. and iVIrs. ford, London.
Bert McWhinney, Mr. and -Mrs. Herb Finnigan
Mrs. Richard Finnigan •and 'tided the melon- reunion'
Miss Myrtle Finnigan, of Gode- at Staffa on Sunday where. they -
rich, visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb saw Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure
Finnigan. and family, of Elmira,' and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, Lauretta Hefford, of Toronto,
and other relatives.
Ripley, - and Mrs, R. J. Mills,
Cleveland, Ohio, visited on Sun-
day with Mrs. Ethel. MacDonald.
_Miss Patricia Pentland, nurse-
inraining, Stratford, visited'her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pentland.
Miss Valerie Lee, of Goderich,
and Mrs. Fred Young and child-
ren
hildren enjoyed a vacation at the
lake last week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Don Walden and
family and Miss Jeanette Mole,
of Kincardine; Mr. Bob Norman,
of Ti'verton; Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Sparks and family, of Un-
derwood; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mole and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Mole and family, of Dun-
gannon, enjoyed a picnic at
Springbank Park and visited
Story Book Gardens.
Mr, and Firs. Reber Hedy and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eedy
and family; Mr. a d Mrs. Paul
Eedy and family; Mr, and Mrs:
Jack Eedy and family, of Strath-
'Bride -To -Be
I§-lonored
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Fifth Gathering
Of Johnstons
More ,than 85 descendants of
the late Matthew Johnston path-
ered last Sunday for their fifth
annual reunion at Lions Park,
Seaforth. Guests were present
from Swift Current, Saskatch-
ewan, Detroit, Sault Ste. Marie,
Flint, Michigan, Noranda, Que-.
bec, London, Seaforth, Clinton,
Varna, Lucknow, and Goderictn
A bountiful noon luncheon
under the convenership of Mrs.
John Gordon and Mrs, Fred
Middleton was enjoyed, by -all..
The Afternoon' Wag' spent in visit=
ing and renewing friendships...
The new officers for the com- .
ing year are: president, Gordon
Papple; vice-president, Mrs.
Ernest. Bogie; secretary, bilis,.
Gordon Orr° treasurer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sitter; sports commit•
! tee, Percy Johnston, Don Mid-
, dleton, Jack Meriam; lunch com-
mittee, Mrs. John Gordon, Miss
'Rachel Johnston, Mrs. Fred Mid -
More than 60 friends and, dleton, Mrs. George Duncan,
neighbors. gathered in Carlow , Mrs. Bill Bogie.
Township Hall last Thursday
evening to honor .Miss Lois Cun-- -- O B IT VARY
nrrgham, prior to her marriage. ---t
rs. William Clark presiled for - JOHN McLEOD
the short program.. Funeral services for John MC -
Misses Nancy Ross. Suzanne Leacl were held Saturday, Aug -
Mitchell and Connie Young, ust 5th at the Bird -Mott funeral
-dressed in their kilts, danced home, Detroit, Michigan. Inter -
the • sword dance. A reading ment was in the National Mem-
was given by Mrs. Allan Stoll. orial Garden" cemetery, Detroit..
Interesting colored slides were Mr. McLeod was a veteran of
shown by Mrs. W. Clark. The World War I and a member of
three little dancers favored with the American Legion, and of
sea:eral other numbers. the McLeod Clan, of Scotland. -
The guest of honor was called Surviving are two brothers,
to the front and a short address George, of Goderich:W'allaoe, of
was read by Mrs. Clive Allin. Toronto; .and a sister, Mrs. Stella
The curtain behind was pulled 1'usenbury. of • Laguna, Beach,
showing a table covered . with Calif.
many gifts. Lois was .assisted
in opening her gifts by her twin
sister, Mrs. Dave Pithlado, of- 3 ,DIDGToronto, and Miss Margaret�Clark. • 1V
Lois thanked her -friends for
the gifts and the enjoyable even-
ing and the evening was brought
to a close by serving lunch,
with a social hour enjoyed.
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