Clinton News-Record, 1957-07-25, Page 8Witnesses Among
322 Baptised
Clinton delegates of the •J•ehow
0.11'$. Witnesses attended the larg
est religious convention ever held
in Toronto this month along with
28,063 J'ettomah's witnesses from
Switzerland, jarnalca, Bermuda,
eight Canadian provinces and
states of the United States',
A very interesting and •e01Orf41,
service held an, suriosidp Peel an
July 1.2, 322, were baptized by
complete water inunersion.
Graham, 7$, wife of the Goiderieb,
mayor; vas the oldest person pre*.
ent, and John Murray Graham',
three and one-half months, way
the youngest.
FARMERS
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2---4-Cycle Power Mowers 95.00 80.00
1-4-Cycle Power Mower 105.00 85:00
1-2-Cycle Power Mower 79.50 60.00
105:00 80.00 1---4 Cycle Reel Type Mower
1-12-Ft. Beatty Refrigerator 425.00 335.00
1 9-Ft. Beatty Refrigerator 349.00 279.00 1 Finlay 30", fully automatic
Range 344.50 285.00
2 Only-Hand Mowers, 5 blade 25.50 19.50
1-Electric Rangette y.. 55.95 49.50.
3-Garden Wheel Barrows ..... -13.50 11.50
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550/15
590/15
525/16
600/t6
640/15
650/16
670/15
710/15
760/115 ,
800/15
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17.95 10.75
20,00 23.95
22,20 13,50
19,05 11,45
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750/14 32.50
16.85 13.45 .
23.2$ 13,9S
20.90 12.95
25.25 12.95
26.25 15.45
32.20 14.95
27.50 13.95
31.30 15.45
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36.60 21.95
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32.85 17.45
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Boarding Bus In Detroit 160 Persons Enjoy County Council
Picnic At Harbour Park, Goderich
Glen Jewett; under 1,3; boys, L,
Devesaux, Wayne Rats; girls) Di-
aria Dale, Glenn Jewett.
Women's bean race) Mrs. Wil-
liam MacKenzie, Mrs.. J, G. Berry;
women's timed walking race; Mrs.
D. g:nsidne, Mrs. B, county
councillors and wives clothes pin
race, Mr, and Mrs. L, Henderson)
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rats; women's
kick ;the slipper, Dianna Dale) Mrs.
A, H. Erskine; thread - the needle,
Mr. and. Mrs, William MacKenzie,
Mr. and Mrs. W, Jewett; county
councillors timed walking race
Parrish, M, Harper; supper clraW,
Mrs, Earl Campbell.. Mrs, John Rev. McMillan
Called to Kippen
(By our nougat! correspondent)
Att an official hoard meeting,
of St, Andrew's Unitea Church,•
Kippen, Rev, H, MacMillan, Ilder7.
ton, received a call'te the pulpit
of the church to supply for a
period of ten months commencing
the second Sunday in August and`
supply until the latter pant of
June, 1958.
The .pulpit has been declared
vacant since March of this year
ewink to the sudden death of Rev.
N. McLeod. Mr. MacMillan who
has been on .oupplY work for three
years was a former minister at-
Northside United Church, Seaforth.
. Th'e- •41)41•141 Crich relution
was held cm, Wednesday, July 1.7,'
oat $eat'Orth Lions Park with 78
present
The results of the sports wore
•fivso years and under,
,girls, 11'farie Trewartba, June Fat-.
caner; boys, E.Iric Shelby, Garry
Cummings; seven years and under,
girls, Dianne Douglas, Brontla
$tirling; boys, Douglas. Trevvartha,
Danny Cook; the years and under,
girls, ftebecoa Charles, Janet Val-
Coner.; boys, Gerald Townsend,
aaFrtY •01-1MrningS;• 12 years and
Under, girls, Mildred Crkb, Ruth
Crldh; boys, Gerald Townsend,
Melvin 'Crich,
Young „ladies, Irma Townsend,
Mildred °rich; young men, 'Roger
Cummings, Ross Crich,; married
Ladies, Mrs, Grant Stirling, Mrs.
Ross Tretwartha; married men,
Ross Trewartha, Archie Douglas;
girls, shoe scramble, Robyna Char-
les., Rebecca •Charlesi boys shoe
'scramble, Roger Cummings, Wayne
Rugill,
Eliminati•on walk, Sandra Hugil,
Harry Cummings; • ladies kick-the-
slipper, Mrs. Grant Stirling; sign-
ing the register, Roy Pepper.
Person coming the longest dist-
ance, Mrs. Norman I-Iabkirk; old-
est person present, Mrs. Selena
youngest person, Donald Tay-
It's most unusual when a storm affeets your telephone. It's reassuring to know that it
has a habit of staying on the job.
The reason is that your telephone Operatd$
from banks of giant batteries in the telephone
exchange. Should power go off for any rea-
son, these are charged by a Diesel motor
standing by for just such an emergcncy,
So the uninterrupted service you enjoy is no accident. It takes forethought, equip.
meat-and money. All are necessary if you
are to have the best possible telephone
service 24 hours 4 day.
l'Hil 06Lf. t6L,IEolHQNrli COMPANY O>r CANADA
(By tt Carl Hemingway)
The Government has set - a floor
price for turkeys-25c per pound
live weight, Toronto for under
2.0, pounds. By the time this ap-
pears you will, no doubt, -have
heard considerable comment,
The first reaction will be' that
the support price is too low.- Let
us consider just what this means.
First: we must agree that the
Gm/eminent has no desire to go
into the turkey busniess and .I
don't think the turkey growers
would want it to; thus the price
had to be low. However, to take
legal action on import bans or
quotas. a support price. had to be
set which was the real . reason
tor setting it, Secondly. the price
had to be low in view of the
experience of the U. S. government
in price setting. Some people
learn by the experience of others,
which is cheapest, others learn
by their own experience which is
s•ometimeo- painful and expensive,
some never learn which is. dis-
aoteroua. • )'
As. a -result of the. government
action previously, turkeys are cur-
rently selling in California for 15-
to 16c- a lb. and were being im-
ported into Canada • in quantity,
thus we can be thankful to ...the
government for making it legally
possible to impose import bans
and quotas which I understand
has already been- done.
Again we might consider a high-
er support price. The U. S. has
gone to 'great lengths to give 90
to• 95 percent parity price to far?
mers; 'the result is huge surpluses.
They have tried to control pro-
duction in grain crops by their
soil bank plan yet after spending
huge amounts to reduce acreage
production increased'. Now they
are facing international difficul-
ies in trying to dispose of govern-
ment owned grain. The United
States has, 'by these policies, earn-
ed 'the doubtful distinction of be-
ing the first country to have a
national debt greater than the
total assesed value of the property
of the countr. y,
I realize that farmers are work-
ing at a disadvantage in Canada
but I think we should learn from
the experience • of the U. S. and
realize that government buying of
farm produce• is' not the answer.
Industry has a similar problem. In
the Steel industry expenses are
increasing at the rate of 9 percent
in the last year while production
efficiency has . increased only 5.
percent, This is the same process
as' buying a farm and growing
a cash crop year after year with-
out returning any fertilizer to the
lancL Farginers know that event-
Rubber StampS
Marl
Deiices
of every description
Stamp Pads •
Sold by
Clinton .11ews4tecord
Crich .Family Hold 22iid.
Annual Riunion at Seaforth
During 'the supper hour the fol-
lowing officers were _elected': pres-
ident for 195.8, Alden CrIch.;,, vice.
president, Frank -Falconer; secret-
ary,, Mrs, Ross Trewartha, treas-
urer, Mrs. Itlrank Falconer; sports
,e0M/nittete, 'Mrs. * Riehi
Mrs, Ctntunings., •Mrs. Clarence
Hugill, and Mr. and Mrs, Herman
Crich; lunch committee, Mns. John
Turner,. Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mrs,
Mrs, R. Townsend, Mrs, Warren
Whitmore, Mrs. Alden Crick.
Ideal weather brought .about -160
People to the annual Huron County
Council plenic Thursday afternoon,
The outing was" held at Harbour
Park, Gorier eh, where young and
old enjoyed the beach facilities,
The results of the various' races
axl, contests are: under five, boys,
Dan Becker, Randy Becker; girls,
Rah Melody, Elaine Berry; under
seven) boys, Russell Stewart, Bill
Ratz; girls, Dusan Derry, Catherine
Dais; under nine, boys, Prank Stratton, Charles Becker; girls,,
Sylvia Thompson, ' Mary Eckert;
under 11, boys, Roy Deveraux,,
Wayne Ratz; girls,. Diana Dale,
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Or Maybe Too High!
Included in. Vino group of 4-H Club members- are Ron Mc-
Michael, Wroxeter; John Strong, ‘Gorrie; Jim Renwick, Fordwieh
add 'Gordon 'Bateman; :Wingham. They are just about to board
the bus: in Detroit which carried them out to the Ford Museum,
one of the visiting points on last week's 4-H Club, tour,
(Mews-Record Photo)
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The final can only be the real-
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enough to sbmetianes wonder
"whose brother ant I"?
A "dog eat dog" 'policy is bad,
when practised by a few groups
(
ant any economy; when all groups
enter the fight it means ruin. It
seems to me that our farm, groups I must provide a sane example of
moderation, even though Our pat-
ience is sorely tried by the gov-
ernment
While I don't 'know the perfect
answer I am convinced that taxm-
en, through their Co - Ops and
marketing agencies can ensure a
satisfactory return for their efforts'
and thus provide time for our
economy to become more fairly
equalized,
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NOTICE TO DESTROY WEEDS
Property owners in subdivided portions of Huron
County, are hereby notified that all noxious weeds must
be destroyed before going to seed. After July 26th, 1957;
proceedings will be taken- in all neglected 'tiros its ac*
cordcmse with the Weed' Control Act.
W. R. DOUGALL,
Huron County Weed inspector