Clinton News-Record, 1957-08-01, Page 8Stuart Shearer, Bright SPaiit a
few days recently with his friend
David Middleton..
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Oakes, Mr.
And MI'S, Aron Fisher and Larry
$.pent Sunday at 4perwash, Beach,
Mr, and" Mrs, Reid Torrance
spent the week with, her uncle,
Will Ivason, at his summer eat-
;Gage At Drysdale.
The
at,
LaVerne, Morgan and
Morgan, Midland, Mich.,
visited last Friday with Mr. and
sMr .Sitewart Middleton.
The Woman's Association of St,
James! Church, Middleton held a
%$l•rteeisSifilll baking sale on Saturday
last at Mrs, Gardiner's Bayfield.
Mr.' and . Mrs, Ivan Torrance,
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Bayley and four children, Ain-
' herstburg, who are on their way
to, Ottawa, spent 'the weekend with,
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Stirling.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cearson,
station. agent at Exeter; and his
tlaiole, Will •Splan, Sask., were cal-
ling on. old friends last week. It
is 65 years since Mr. $plan left
here, and he sees many _changes
in that time.
aVir. and Mrs. Durst,
and' Mrs. Gerald Durst and Jeri-
Lynn; Mr. and Mrs, Blake Gordon,
Royal Oak, Mich., visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
• 'Thompson; coming to attend the
luneral of the late Mrs. Welsh,
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• Good Pasture produces your cheapest milk, Pas-
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• A cow must get more dry solids than she can get
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• So Purina suggests: 1, Feed good hay even on good
pasture, if you have it. 2. Feed Bulky-Las, a gallon
night arid morning. Cows will eat it when they refuse
hay. 3. As soon as cows will eat it after turning out,
begin feeding dairy ration. (Many good dairymen feed
Bulky-Las and grain, half-and-half, while pastures are
good, and switch to milk:stimulating dairy ration when
pastures grow short and dry.)
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Ontario Bean Queen Honoured
As Guest of Michigan Festival
Onrespondent)
Former Huron. Warden's Wit 0 had held other offices in *Art
group,
Feted By Qum+ Groups at Picnic Mrs. Kerslake, Bill end Joan
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Clank's Bean Company, Mont-
real have donated all the beans
wilth pork to be served to .$(71110
moo people at 'the Ontario Beau
Festival, here this year. Festival
bead claim this will make the
/9-57 Ontario Bean Festival the
hest'yet 'because all the beans will
be Notary cooked' and there is no
danger of burning, Clank's Beans
are also. supplOng chili sauce and
toy banks for the kiddies,
Cream Men Learn 75%
Oils Imported Duty Free
I News o G.oderich Township
max warr
(By our Masan
Miss Greta .Pfaff of Craniarty,
was chosen the "Bean Queen" at
the Ontario Bean Festival, held
in on Labour Day, last
year, •
This year site will be travelling
to Fairgrove, to be a guest
of the Michigan Bean Festival,
and in turn the Michigan Bean
Queen will be appearing in Hem.'
salt as a guest -Of the Ontario
Bean Festival,
Prizes are bigger and better
this year and entries for ,a new
Bean Queen are now -being reeeiv-
(By X. Carl
Cream producers will be inter-
ested in some facts which I receiv-
ed recently from the National
Dairy Council, compiled from data
of the Dominion Bureau of Stat-
istics:
The Canadian Production of
Vegetable oils is not sufficient to
supply the requirements of paints
and varnishes•, therefore the man,
Ufacture of butter substitutes, is
not necessary to provide a market.
Canadian, falaners produce only
ten percent of the total available
'oils suitable for the manufacture
of margarine, 75 percent of the
total imports of vegetable oils and
oil seeds were imported into Can-
ada duty free,
From these facts I thitik we
can arrive at the conclusion that
Canadian farmers are receiving
practically no protection against
imparts from cheap labour count-
ries,
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Huron County
Farming .Report
(By A. S. Bolton assistant ag,
riculture representative for lEltir-
ou County)
"During the past week most
of the oats of the early variety
and the barley was cut in the
south endybf the• County. If the
weather "remains fine this work
will be done in the north end of
the County this week. A , few
farmers are just finishing up hay-
ing operations and several, partic-
ularly in South Miran have
threshed their wheat,
"Corn, beans and sugar beets
continue •to make rapid growth.
There is an abundant supply of
pasture and hay aftermath is mak-
ing rapid growth."
SUNSET
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11/4 Miles East of Goderieh
— On Highway 8 —
THURSDAY and, FRIDAY
August 1 and 2
"THE GREEN
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Walter Brennan -- Natalie Wood
Comedy . Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
August 3 and 5
"WAIT TILL THE SUN
SHINES NELLIE"
.David Wayn -• Jean Peters
Comedy Cartoon
SUNDAY MIDNITE
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August 4
"Law vs. Billie
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Scott,Brady - Betty St. John
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"Bamboo. Prison"
R.obt. Francis - Diane Francis
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
August and 7
"DAVID and
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Gregory Peck - Susan Hayward'
Cartoon Cartoon
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BOX OFFICE OPENS 8.00 P.M.
First Show At Dusk
Two Shows Each sight
Children under 10 in Cars FREE
Playground Refreshments
('3y our .Tensali
Mrs, Alvin Kerslake, valued.
member of -Carmel .PrcSbyterian
Church' Choir for some years, was
honoured' at a picnic held la River-
view Park, l3geter, last r,l'hursdaY?
when' Mrs. Iiarold Bell, organist
and choir leader, presented her
correspondent)
with 'matching necklace and ear-
rings on behalf of the .choir,
Also Mrs, A. Orr, president of
the Arnold Circle of the church,
presented her with a tablecloth
'and nylons from that group, Mrs.
Kerslake had ,been secretary and
August to take up residence at
Kensail Fault, Westminster Towo,
shIliP• Mr, Icemlaike was reeelitlY
appointed assessor of that two,
ship. They have been residents.
of Rreasall for 20 years and Mr.
Kerslake 1,s an ex-reeve of lien,
call,.and ex-warden of Huron
County,
Hemingway)
Secondly soybean farmers are,
receiving no benefit, from the pro-
duction, of margarine,
Thirdly Cream Producers. are
being hunt by the production of
margarine while providing the
soybean farmers with the' most
profitable outlet for their soybean
meal. It is up to the Cream Pro-
ducers, in particular, and to farm-
ers' in general to take sufficient
interest in the sale of their pro-
duct to ensure a reasonable return
for their labour.
Executive Meeting
The executive of the Huron
•County Cream, Producers appoint-
ed: me their secretary-treasurer
for the, current year, and wilt pay
the Federation $45 for my services.
They will also pay their $5 alf-
,filiation fee to the Federation.
-Committee members will receive
seven cents per mile to attend
meetings of the association. Also
at their meeting in Minton last
week, 'the executive decided to
give $5 each for prizes in the dairy •
and beef heifer classes art school
fairs in Blyth, Belgrave.
and He.nsall, and also will purchase
a $10 advertisement in the Bay-
field Fall Fair prize list,
The producers approve sharing
an expense.s of the Dairy Princess
contest, and decided ti purchase
$550 worth of time on the CM:NIX-
TV Focus on the Farm program.
Cash Prices Delivered
STEEL $11.25/Sq.
ALUMINUM 12:60/Sq.
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
CO-OPERATIVE
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orranee Family
1VII‹ and Mrs.. aan Tonnantee
entertained a number of their
fniends on. Saturday .evening, Vitas
is a yearly gathering on their
neautit101 farm home on Conces-
sion 6, Goderich, Township, Tit is
100 years since his grandfather,
James Torrance, built the bOttse,
and it has been in 'the Torrance
family ever since, It is in as good
repair now as the day it was
built, •
During the Fenian raid, the
local 'militia stored gunpowder and:
ammunition in the basement. After
James Torrance died in 1885; his
son John, and his! wife and fanillY!
moved in. After that it became in
turn, 'the property of John Andrew:
Torrance who, is, living there at
the !present with his wife and fam-
ily.
Those present included Mr.. and.
Mrs. James R. Stirling and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Williams, Gad-
•erich; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Man-
ning and Mrs, Priscilla Eillott,
Clinton; Miss Bella, Watson, Galt;
Miss D. L. Reinke, Hamilton;
Lynda Simpson, Toronto; Roy
Leggate, Rittsbiurg; Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Betties. -
At seven o'clock the ladies pro-
vided a beautiful supper, after
which Mm. Torrance called upon
James R. Stirling to be master of
ceremonies., and he thanked the
hosts for their kindness for enter-
taining their friends. He said "We
.have been meeting here for quite
a number of years and have never
had. a name for our club, I sug-
gest that we call it the "How to
Keep Young Club." Then he went
on to tell haw each one kept
young, which caused quite a lot
of merriment, and ending up with
how he kept young himself, he
sang an old love song; "She's' the
laiSS• for me."
'Progressive "500" was played.
Winners were Mrs. Allen Bettie%
high; Norman Manning, law.
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