Clinton News-Record, 1957-08-15, Page 9TRURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1951
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,BayfieId Editorial
CITIZENS 6I41 NO MEAN' CITY
Mora The Telegram, Term* WedneeiIan August 7, MI)
• fall0 119141)0 has come and' gOre and
It safe to say that few people gave thOnght
to ft S signiteanee. llot so the. Stranger who
entered Trinity Munch, the little Anglican
-church of Sayfield, in Huron County, and who.
heard Rev.' B. J., B4 Harrisert,
lisayfield, by the shores a Lake Heren,
le a pollee village With resident population
-0 300 souls,. and presumably M. Harrison
-
1.1.411 it also in mind when be tot* for bis text„
Penl's proud .claim to. be e Oitizen Of •not
Mean city. But ft -Was natural that the stranger
from Toronto. .should aeplY the remarkably ele
'7911,,tent and thoughtful generalizations of the
:sermon
t� his- city,
Toronto is no ,mean city. •There are many
...aspects of it which entitleitspeople to be
proud of 'belonging to it, What • makes it not
4 mein city is: the reaNzationv of its. citizens
that wealth -ecaurnerce and important head
entices alone do, not make it a great .-dity, It
is the growing awareness of Its ;ditizene- that
what Makes it great are things of the spirit
and things of beterty—the churches, the Pati<s,
colleges, music, Alt and the theatre-41'4ms
Which lift the spirit above the demands a
routine existence and open to it trenquil aven-
ues towards 'a good, ftel We,
Appreciation Was Mr, Harrisoree theme—.
appreeiation not •on1' of belonging to a eity,
town or village that is not mean, bet also of
the opfidals and elected rOProsootatiVea whose
SKvias Waite it a goad place n w1 -Lich to live,
PeqxIe o said, are apt •to criticize and there
are tunes when critieisert is justified, but 'tho
often those who condemn clo not themselves
take a conetreetive part in civic affable They
will depoence their elected representatives as
etutoticl, ehort-sighted and melees hut will shy
aWay teeifl a.ssumerig any civic responsibility
themselves, And many critics do not even both-
er to vote.
There is much. in the sermon in Bayfield
that is applieable to this great pity,
55th Anniversary celebrated By
:S Andrew's United Congregation
(By our .Bayfield •Correspondent)
The 55th anniversary of :the
building of St. Andreves Presby-
,
terian Church was observed on
Sunday last, Rev. Dr, Semple,
• Meenondellle was the preacher and
Floyd MeAslt, Verne v.* the or-
, ganist,
The 'choir was augmented by
-severaV summer vesitors and sang
vete,' beautifully, two anthem's,
"0e -eat is Jehovah" and "Break
Forth into Joy".
Dr. -.Semple had as his theme
Luther and the Reformation arid
his, point of emphasis wee, "the
Reformatkm was the recovery of
the faith and praetice of the early
chutch," The million was a plea
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for United,
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will
pick them up at your fame
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
•
11. S. Hunt, Shipper
PHONES—Day 9; Evenings, 481w
24-tfb
for the holding fast to the prie:
deals ef the Reformation.
At the evening service the sulb-
jeet was, "what young people de.
mond of the churah." Dr, Semple
drew attention to the number of
young men of history who have
been outstanding leaders, in, many
different fields. He also made
the suggestion that ,•a ,new vocab-
ulary is needed; that the old ideas
ehOuld be clothed in more modern
language in- order to be under-
stood by modern people..
An interesting itesn of the ser-
vice was a solo, `'O- Lord Most
Holy," atm, by Harald elebitlock.
Baskets of beautiful gladioli,
placed in the "churele added to the
pleasure in the day's seriiees, •
Guests at the Little Inn '
Miss H. Goleanor, "Mrs. Mary
Walker, Detroit; Dr: and Mrs.
G. Shepeerd, Riverside; Miss Ag-
nes lVfaeon, Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. John Pineau, Windsor; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Melhollend, Guelph;
Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Hawkins,
Riverside; Mr, and Mrs. C. Stew-
art, Toronto; Miss Margaret Me -
Dowell., Landau.
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Heads Loudon Foil,
JtWAN 91061IYOAIST, BSA
recently appeinted )general man-
ager of The Western Fair, Lome
den, as aux:Mawto Walter D.
Jackson, joined Western Fair
Stat1f in 1948 as secretary fole
lowing graduation from oAc,
Guelph He was made assist-
ant general manager in 1951 and
now takes Over the management
ot the largest and most success -
tut fair in Western Ontario.
Western Fair dates. this year are
September 9 to 14.
HAYFIELD
(13y n.04,yfleid Prietele
We iowe to come to Jaayfield„
On blue Lake Huron :shere,
Just follow the Blue Water High -
'Mee.
To the eeettlest epee foe MM.
A pier lunch on Clan Gregor
•SqUare,
•:rm sere you will enjey.
Or rest 'neeth shady trees,
And Wings for gtel and boy,
Well race you to the beech.
Last me, in. is you -knew What
WalteS as high as you .cen re4Oh,
Turn you upside down as quick
ee .4eat,
NvenIngs srpent in Pioneer Park,
Watching the sun go -down.
Peace 411(1- reOt as it grows rla*,
And we, etroll back to town,
Across the river in. Jwomett's -Grove,
lender the lovely male trees,
ChlUreli Ocriiest pleasant prove.
PeoPae SWAM .as thick as beea.
If it's a nice feesh tisb, you crave, •
Take .your hook, lineand sinker.
1)own to our eovely Batyfield River,
Of our fish you'll ever rave
If you, really feel like (laming,
Over to the Pav you' newt go. -
There to the tune <4 the Little
Brown jug,
Sou can dance the heel and toe,
News of Bayfield
By MISS LUCY B. WOODS
1955 Ontario Champion Rural Correspondent
PHONE: EAYFIELD 45r 3
0, J. Sturgeon returned home
on Sattirday after having been in
London for a fortnight.
The Rev, and Mrs. Douglas Pitts
and three . children, Minnesota,
were' in 'the village on Friday.
-Mr. and Ms. William Murray,
Detrat, were at their home on
Keith Crescent over the weekend.
Mr. W. J. Millsap; and Mr.
and Mrs, Alan IVeillsap and Surly,
London, axe occupying their cot-
tages' at the Righlancls.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Auld and
two sons, St. Catherines, accomp.
apied! by Mrs. Auld's mother, MT&
C. Seager, are holidaying at a
cottage in the Highlande,
Mr.' and lVfrs William Walnisley
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..A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
Why are there so many mor
Chevrolets on the road
than anyothercar?
e.,. PEOPLE WANT SOLID
'BODY BY FISHER' QUALITY
They want ... and you want . . a tar that's
:beautifully built to STAY beautiful. There's
lasting quality in Chevrolet ... you can see
it in the finer finish, in the trimmer tailoring
•of the interiors, in the flawless way Chevy.
,puts all its good things together. Wm*
.having? All Canada thinks so!
e, PEOPLE ENJOY CHEVY'S.
SOFT ROAD HUGGING RIDE!
Ott the keys from your Chevrolet dealer
sample the most copied ride irt cars
• today' Ilere's outrigger rear suspension
• for nailed -to -the -road stability famed
•'Glide -Ride front suspension with Anti -
Dive braking control.. . the unmistak-
able luxury ride of the low-priced held,
• .A"car that rides like this just HAD to
be the year's best seller!
PEOPLE PREFER CHEVY'S
SWEET AND SMOOTH GOOD LOOKS
Chevy's got the grace and glamour people
like to live with. Chevy's got the good
taste that never goes out of date . v.. it's
made the '57 Chevrolet the runaway best-
seller everywhere in Canada. Come get bet-
ter'acquainted with the sweetest, smooth-
est Chevrolet ever Wilt!
PEOPLE LIKE THE LOW -FIRST COST...
THE MORE ECONOMICAL OPERATIC/tee, THE HIGH TRADE IN VALUE%
You pay so little for so much con-
venience and ;luxury when you buy
Chevrolet. You pay se little, week in
and week out, for performanee that
takes a back seat to no One. And you
keep s'e much of the first cost when
trade-in time rolls around. VALUE'
Chevrolet has more of it!
PEOPLE GerFOR CHEW'S THRIFTY WAYS . ITS SASSY PERFORMANCE
'1/41
les a witthieg toinbineticie e - the dash and economy of 'Chevrolet s
boldly advanced pewerplants. Supet-spirited ot the peppiest SIX
in the world. „Chevrolet performance makes numey-saving de-
penclibility andefficiency an exciting experience, We think. you'll
tike it. .. your neighbofir does! C0113 tee, price, bay Canada's most
popular car. . see your Chevrolet dealer without delay.
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EniciesT exeIXEs
is tot Westo
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, CHEVY IS StitLED BETTER.ii" BUILTIE11111.1,
PERFORMS BETTER...414
returned to King City on SUliklaY
atter having visited the fceener's
Meter, Mrs. J. R. Cameron, last
week.
The ReVerend and Mrs. George
Seotchmer and family, Weestose
Texas, are spending a vacation
With the fonner's father F. G.
n
Scotchcer at his:cottage in Lake-
side Par. • Mrs. Herbert Beatty
and family, Montreal, who had
been with her father is now or -
=Whig Mrs. Ehn,er Parker's cot-
tage
Huron's Candidate
Loses Out On
CNE Seholarstap
Alan W. Stott, RR 1, Belgrave,
was Huron's, candidate this year'
for one of the Canadian National
Emhibition, scholarships of $600,
This is an annual_ award, and ten
•such eehole.rchipe are .given by
the CM each, year, one for each
province. • This year Bill Patter-
son, Foresters Fans, Renfrew
County, won the' Ontario award.
Each county nominates a boy
or girl who is interested in taking
the degree counse in home ec-
onomics, agriculture or veterinary
science.
Alan has been a member of
the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H Beef,
Calf Clulb since 1951. In 1.955 he
was also a member of the Wing -
ham 4-H Forestry Club and that
year represented the Blyth -Bel -
grave Beef Cale Club in the 4-H
Inter -Club competitions at Guelph.
It this competition Alan and
Gordon Smith stooel third as a
team representing the club.
To qualify, the candidate must
have completed Grade 13 and have
at least two year's experience in
4-H Club- Work. Alan is a mem-
ber of the Belgrave United Church
and an executive member of the
Young Peoples off that church.
He is a member of the Stone's
School softball • tansy of the
.W.O.A.A. Intermediate Men's net-
ball- league and while at Oho&
took am cewe pa -rt in the Wing -
hem High Sehool Drama Club. "
On August 1, Alan and the 11
other nominees from all parts a
Ontario were interviewed at the
Ontario .AgrieLettural College in
Guelph. Followleg the interviews
and after much consideration, the
Canadian National Ekhibition
,Schelership for 1957 was awarded.
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A total a,2,294 birthwere at-
tended by Canadian Red Cross
nurses at Outpost Hoepitale and
Nuneing Stations in 1956.
• Jack
SCRUTON
YOUR
Cities Service
Distributor.
Phone 1111 24163
Budget Nati Available
At' N6 Extra Cost
"The Home a Good
Clean 'Fuels"
Don't
et The Old Hens. ,.,
Worth 21( .At 'Your Farm
Reminds F of A heidman
Gay E. Car T Ilexeinglway)
i,j,nder oconsideration sholeM
Poultry Prode,cers accept lese
than 23c per lb. fee Grade A
fowl, five lbs. and over live weight
delivered i Toronto, This is
Government guaranteed support
price. This nieees Twice (xf 20
to21e, at the farm, in other areas
of Ontario, depending on tram-
portation and handling -costs, ' •
This was the copdlusion arriv-
ed at by the directors of the
Ontario Poultry Producers Aseee-
lation meeting in TorOnto, August
8. •There are enough processing
plants to handle all fowl being
offered to the account of the
•government. Under five abs,
should be priced 8 to 40 less.
The director e were amazed when
pre,sident, Mr. Rab$Cat told them.
that in some areas farmers, were
receiving only 12 to 170 in spite
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WITH
GRAIN
a the generolie amount of paper an and a,m4to Pittlalkitsy gtvenj
to the government support price
announcement.
The goveraMent is gearenteeine
this price to the producer by paye ,
ing the processor 42e Per lb. for
eviseerated fowl, packed for el4P-
MePte - The processor however,
rilleet Provide proof that he paid .
011 3o Ave 'basis to the pro.,
ducer,
Farm.ersi Your Poultry Pro -
&were Organizetion, with' the
support of the Federation Of
Agmlettlture, has done a woreler-
ful job for •you in showing the
government the need for import
restrictions on the imports of fowl
and turkeys and aemereates the
prompt action of the government
in putting them in effect. Please
see to it that you set what ewer
Product is worth
Lay Chisow
. Pyrina's
w " iency Phov?
for feeding with grain. • Keep Lay
Chow, before your birds at all times
—feed 3 lbs, grain per 100, birds
a.m., 10 to 12 fin, p.m. Hold grain
to same Weight as Chow eaten. To
"up" Chow intake, top -feed Loy Chow
Checkers at noon. Purina Oyster
Shell free choice. Grit twice a week.
is also made for feeding with
Egg (how 2
bretoedllongcksorw=r produc-
tions may not call for Lay Chow. (It is slightly lower
in protein, slightly lower in energyY Follow same ,direc-
tions as Lay Chow, above.
Clinton Farm. Supply
and Machine Shop
Charles Nelson — Jack Nediger
PHONE HU 2-9613
ONLY advance' sale ticket holders are
eligible to draw onthe three 195/ cars.
All tickets must be' in by Ift30 Saturday,
September 14, to be eligible for draw which 3
will be made et, 10:30 in front of the
G;andsf a rel.
Each ticket admits one acluVor two.Wldrere
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