Clinton News-Record, 1958-07-17, Page 8`SAGEEAG
NOTICE T 0 DESTROY 'NEEDS
Ali property owners in ,Huron County are hereby
notified that all noxious weeds T 1u# {.e clestxoyed 'by
July 79th. After that slate al{ negiected areas will be
dealt with. In acoorda.tyce with the(Need Control �lGt
of 'Ontario.
W. R. DOUGAkLw
tor
"yon County W-004'MIAspeo
25, 26 b
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FARM 816HTS AT STAKE on JULY
25
VOT.E
Y,iES.for
-Plan
.
SELLiNG EFFICIENCY AND BETTER PRICES
ARE CREDITED TO THE CO.OP
Progressiveressiv
Farmers in Huron n Coli
nt
Support
the
Hog Marketing t•
n
Plan
Vote Facts in Brief:
e
When?—Friday, July 251
!4
a
.m.to8P
m.!
oca
Time.
W
here. Mn the townshipnshlP hall ofthe township ii
WI11C you h reside.
Who May
Vote?—Anyone
hose name Is ont
E
voters list.
.
•
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t s the es
Who, r h #
t nt 1
Favour of the ar c
Y Fou
Ar You n
Question?—
"Are
I
r Marketing Ho
Producers tin a e Plan?'
Hog
For Full Information -- Read carefully the information
which will be y
brought to our home by those distributing
literature, Dont be afraid to ask questions.
Bargaining Power Is Essential
To Marketing,
If You Don't Vote Yes
Than What Happens?
If You Vote "YES" If You Vote "NO"
The f
The farmers' selling plan will vanish rmers' selling plan Wil
continue, We Will THEN Have:
We NOW Have: 1. A marketing condition al
the mercy of the buyers.
1. The cheapest and most 2. No opportunity to work
efficient marketing system out our own problems for
in North America. our mutual benefit.
2. An opportunity to work If You Don't Vote "YES"
with fellow producers in a —
democratic organization What Have You Got ? ? ?
to solve our own problems. -
Vote "YES" To Have
1. An organized group sell-
ing program.
2. An equal opportunity for
all packers to buy from
our salesmen.
3. A staff of skilled livestock
salesmen with ail market
information at their fing-
ertips tq act for us,
4. Our hogs sold to the place
of greatest demand and
to bring the best return.
5. The peace of mind that
price, weight and handl-
ing are in the care of
people responsible only
to us,
6. No hidden costs.
7. Prompt settlement at low
cost due to large volume
and efficient office staff,
8. Cheques payable without
bank exchange.
9. The Toronto market pricq
in all districts.
10. A $2 premium for light
sows under 280 lbs,
11, Buyers bonded for finan-
cial security.
12. Irregularities h a n d l e d
promptly and aggressively
and adjustments m a d e
where possible,
13.
right r. The g to change the!
Program if farmers wish,. I
VOTE YES You'il not have another
chance for two years, by regulation to
'tote a (marketing plan into operation.
(Signed by)
BERT 1066 ALF. WARNER
President Secretary -Treasurer
HURON COUNTY HOO PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION
Nears of
Ay '"M LUI
PHONE; BA
Mr. and Mrs. G. W.-Cuninghame
plan to spend their vacation or
the East Coast and at Cape Cod
Mrs, 'H. B, 'Colprb had the anis.
,fortune to sprain hey' an -We, ilasl
week, just outside tlhe door at lW3
9zoarae, agnd l>er amany friends's s3,m,
pazo with
Mrs. Robert Wiaaiaffns, Nev
York, with chem young daughters
Liza amid Kate, are l?pencifiutg t%a
summer 'at 'the lake shore hoar',
of tier parents, Xegistmte amu
Mme. Fred A"11,lster.
The Rev. Alfred and: Mrs. Mc
Mister, with rbhear baby sonl, Pet
ex Bruce Mimes
are estst
a
atthe MGA1o,s terC�tta e d
whose hashadthe diarge
of tTm
United, IChwneh in Bruce Mines
has acce'pt'ed la, call' to St. Mark''
United' Church, Dundasand'atft>er
a visit'to New Yank dity wit]
Mrs. XcA11ster, wia@ ibegin his ser
vices there, the first of Aug'us't
I 't�
Mr. And Mrs, Els mLL'tl' 1 W1
d Jami. S
b• d vies
BJ.1wS5
Rdbr a?rn Murray,Mut'a+a , ,
Y Y
i r. and Mrs. ''izs�i
texi M . S. Ra Fit. aTuoav
Y
redoy.
' :oi S
.
Mr. rased Mrs. Herbert Altham
visited ,thee 'Iady's parents, Mr. an
Arms. rBknmersonl :kleard, for a, fe!t
e
days 'this we k.
Mr.and Mrs. Ross,11. Bialto a
T a0.'i Mrs
Teddy, d Mrs,. C. Long, S'ara•LRa
wereY>f - lies.ts cls week of .the RuyN
t
E4 B.?x and Mm:
J. Harrison.Harrisum
' I
A. a aa^n7 lois
cercilf S. ,(��jj s a.
Hill,
a
visited the res+J
to .
t t
I ar?� rllIlod
Westlake,
cal•
b1
I
Mrs .Wiestllake;, 13:iclty and Oa.'thraa'
zne K%clemer, 'YisLtetover
t
h,
weekend ' with their
t raaents' l
Don
teI
I and
aavd thee chil4ren. are sltaY'inl
1 � 1
'' I C
'
with, her carts ML, a Mn.
h and, parents,
Malcorn. 'Moans, for a 1'om; er• hal7
day.
Mr. I I
M . crud Mors Gerald S'tnlr a
i
u
and; baby Nancy Joyce, and; Vis
Dorothy Sxlondck, Donald anj
Li k e ,
R Solon c Preston), I 'spent t tkl
om rt
`
Ray p
1
weekend at The home of Mran'
r Mrs. Ed Sturgeon. Their
Helen, and' h
er husband dM'aurlgane
r
Denis Bisback, C1 nton, wen
s' om
Sunday. vti at s
Mrs, H. S. Strachan. Windsor
and her sons, the Rev. Rober
Strachan, Almente, Ontario; 'an(
the Rely. James Stnadian, Wind
sor, were guests. of Mrs. Stra,ch
ant's brother, George Little, ,las
week.
Miss, William. MacDuff an(
daughter, Holly, Albert Park
Michigan, were -recent 'guests o:
Mr. land :Mrs, George Little.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Sam Candela
Larry ,and Karen, Detmait, an
gueists this week of Mrs, Caned
e1a';s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Arth
ur 13nis'son.
Mrs. Mroy Brownlee and soy
Barry, St. Thomas., visited Mr
and ,Mr's. George ,Little, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Rddta'rd' Moore
Detroit, spent the weekend 'al
their cottage here.
Mrs.Chrailes Toms, who haft
bean a patient do Clinton Public
Hospital for the 'past %elvrerai:
weeks, 'returned home on Mondao
Mr. !and Mrs. :L, Wile, are oc•
cupAng 'the Metcalfe cotta'gle, rant
had as their guests- this (past
week, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wilson
anddaughter Mamy Jane, Howell,
Ii4nohnhgan.
Mrs. W Stratton, Lon-
don, :are o ccupyling -the William
Metcalrfe :cottage (far July,
Mrs. R. B, Johnston, Sault -Ste,
Mattie, is at herr cottage, on Louisa
Street, and, is mis-iti'ng Them sister,
Mrs. rack Stewart.
Mr. and' Mrs. Keith Leonard;
Toronto, with -baby son, visited
Mand nd Mrs. E. A. Featherstor
on Slu'nd'ay., and the grandchildren,
Ray,, Linda, Sonya, Cheryl !and
Mavis, returned to tih 'thoim par-
ents to the -city, .after la, we'ek's
hcdidlays mn Bayfield.
Mr, land: Mrs. Dalton Smith and
Janet, London, are spending, their
hal:ildaysr at their cot'taige here,
Miss' (Connie' Baker, Landon, is
here this, week, and has 'as hex
guest Mrs'. Douglas Yong, Mr,
and Mrs., Harry Baker and Gwen
spent the weekend 'at their cat-
tago.
Mrs. Joseplh, Stewart, Toronto,
and her sister, Mrs. Ratugeay,
Montgomery, Ala,, who attended
.the Shakespearean play at Strat-
ford last Wednesday, were ,guests
wathl Miss, Mabel' Hordglns. at cher
cottage, while A-Attinlg do Bait'_
.110d. Mrs. Roy Selling and Miss
Allice Lee, Toranito, were also
weekend guests with Miss' Mabel
IZoldgi'ns,
Mrs. Robert Clark land daught-
er Miss Roberta Clark, ICleveland,
have rbeen, Visri:bing Mrs. L. M.
Burt -at her cottage, a0sa Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Burtand, Janice,
London.
Friar a clipping 'in the, Van-
couver Sun, we, quote, "Ken A'r-
kell, the ball and bus'ky cx-Mann-
t1c wrho developed, 'in'to, once of The
Club's top Canadian li'n'e -mens be-
,fame suffering torn lli aments fast
season, may not be garble -to glary
this season. Although. the injury
has healied, DolGtors- agree that
it i5 'better suited n:ow rf6r 19 hales
Of ,gdf, than) .for tackle or de'fen
's'ihve end in, 'footblall, The deci-
sabre is up to Keri, however. He
,probably will matte Up ibis, mitnd
kn 'Xelrawna,"
Kett Arkelil', who recently vtisited
his parents lin Ray:fierld, Easy left
,for the West, to continue hair salt-
dies 'at tete Univenslity of Britisiii
0011',11mbi+a, who're be will complete
his I&W course, next year,
H. 'Wbitconmb 'a•rid has daughter
Marry, Windsor, are visiting do
lC�aAerld, and have ranted, the' An
Me and Mr's• Stanley Stewart,
With; watts. Geralld, Ricky tLftd bait-
i9, Woodstock, Imisrite'd At the, deo-
tory 'this week, having rdriveft
their daughter Joanne, to 'the amu-
aloin, Church caan:p, all, darm►er
ishiolnkersr of t6'he
tra;rris6n,
Miss Grace Wol{emden wba hers•
been in lipe coua,go the past
(n.otttlly had to petut:'rzu to Detroit
for surgery 6u her eye, arud it ds
heaped sho' c'aaz sixn turn,
CLINTON NEWS-RECOAX)
Dayfied
PSK A. WOODS ...
MIL14V 45 r,3
Mr's. Byron jobnsoln, and deer
four •ctnildi'en dEl ie'a, Ruth, Marls
raxnd Stewart, A,htahurlaa, Ohio, and
hex irde'ce Lucy Ormond, Detroit,
mvived on M''omudlay to spend some
holidays' with, Mrs. JoUnslon°s .pax-
enits, Mr, and Mrs. K H. Ortmoxud.
Mr. and Mrs. J;oseeh Schoielr,
Cincinnati, wem , guests of Mr,
wand Mrs; Perey' 'Pi octor, at Deer
Forager before they lv t to return
to Detroit. The Proctors: left with
i a :bast of sadness for they said, they
apimecli'atsd so much: the 'kindness
of the Bayll0d, peoprl(e, w'h'ile they
. 'owned Deer Lodge. They left
aeaviattg the rbrest, oz wishes, forthe
new Proprietors, Mrs'
et s Mr. and p - rA
Um
a
Lw6y Owdls, (as' Mr, proctor sand
it, "The W'i'se Owls,").
a Jack Womts1ey, Toronto, ds vis-
" a'tdnlg This sNiter, Ma's. Jack 'C'am-
4 'eron. this week,
Hugh MacLeod, Kingston, with
a party lof Tviends, hos' been holim
u da m Lodge
a one the Deer L
y aura of h e
g g
-Park
Cabnats.
> Mr. and Mast. George H. Fuc,
>�' h
Ma i ail had as
IICQYI7,t11gh , � g ,
t
weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs.
I
Arthur Genung ami W. and Mrs.
t
LT
hom
s.' P. Henry,,
aT
sr
f
z
rm-
2ngham. 1'zEy ala attended ;two
af the Shakespearean, reanp1 s at St-
matford.
Tates ' v. and, Mrs. 'F. H. Fault
Re
,
Listowel', ame the, guests ilis' wee.
k
of L t The HU
'V'.
Buchan a t,
7 e d
L list �e1 lav Mrs.
namrt - +oil
Coll
L
R. Bricker Waterloo, and'
Mr.
-and Mrs. Dahl', Bri'c1cer rand Mas-
k
" ter Te elnh week-
end,
s naris
Terry, p
e t ;thy RE'v.
nd a blt�a cottage of e
e
r
Canon .M
M. Langford and'
Mrs'.
Langford, -Waterloo.
Mrs,I
and anal Ilia; Oates Joan
. Donald!
Marty 'and London' are
M Tommy, Y, ,
1
guests oaf Mrs. T. W. Oates, at
I hely Icottalge, on Delavan Street -
Miss, Kathleen Rend arrived, on
I
} Wednesday ,bo sipe+n:d ra fortnight
.
with, her nvoth r, Mrs. A W. Rehd
I ` 1
ea a She w ac -
+at fi d Cottage. was F1rL S
1
g
s con aiIL
ed b MissP! sDuck
-
worth., Windsor,
Mrs George Shepherd,
Mrs. W11
-
liam Ewald and Mrs. T'headore
Scatt are, visiting Mrs. G. IT,
Fox at the McCombe cottage.
Mrs's Amy Ellen Truitt and Rob-
ert Rader, Royal ,Oak, Mulcha:gan,
are rand
at the Albion Hostel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. R. Wnllack,
i Douglas, Cathie and Ainslie;, Rio
,de Jandero and Mrs. Forrest Met -
ten, Plaris, Ont,., are halli;day ng
at the Orr 'c'ottage.
Mass Kathy Disunion, Birn-AAg-
;ham, Mte.h., is a guest at the
home off Mr. and -Mrs 'C. R. Willi
Miss Carrie Dixon, Miss Mary
Secord and Miss Adele Blrackle-
bank, aa of Brantford, are +alt
"'C'am'borne House" ;this week, the
residence of the Rev. and Mrs,
F. IT. Pauli, Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond and
Miss Jessd!e Metcalfe (drove to
Lion's Head :on the, Bruce Pendn-
sulfa, last week with Cbnnt•'an Chi-
zenis Horticultural Society mem-
bers to ;attend a regional meeting
-of the Ontario Horticultural Soc-
reties.
Among those attending the
Shakespearean Festival at Strat-
ford :thus: week were the Rev. and
Arms. 'F. IT. Paull, Miss Kathleen
Rel'd, Windsor; Miss Carrie Dix-
on, Miss Mary Secord' and' Miss
A d e•1 e Brocklebank, Brantford;
Mrs. Williams Purves, Birmingham.
Mich.,; Miss• Mabel Hoclgdms .and
Misys Margaret MacDonald, Toron-
to.
For the summer months the fol-
lowing families will be occupying
the Cuninghame cottages on Cam-
eron and Tuyll Streets respectiv-
ely: July, A. J. Sutherland, St.
Thomas; August, A. Y. McLean,
Seaforth; July, Flying Officer R.
E. Neal, Ottawa; August, John E.
Cuninghame, Liverpool, N.Y.; Sep-
tember, A. E. Saunders, recently
of Winnipeg.
St. Ant reivs Ladies
The, Wroanaii's Missionary Soc-
iety and' Ibhe Woman's Associa:tnon
of St. Andrew's Undited! Church
met at the Iparsanage, on Thum-
dlay evening of gest weak Wirth
over 20 women attending
In raddition ;to manly items of
business which came up for at-
tention feature of -the evening
was .a him shown by Rev. C. E.
Lakeview
Casino
GRANDBEND
The Famous
GLENN MILLER
ORCHESTRA
We�nesdcay" July 30
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
�. $2.50 EACH —
DANCING
Every Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday
Lionel Thornton
and his
Casa Royal Orchestira
Our crowds have been wonderful
this season.
Pian an Evening of Danoing
You'll Enjoy (~very Mtnutd of
This Great Entertaining anti -
Danceable Orchestra
T VF,$X>Ay,. amy 17, 29M.
Bayfield $each Safety Club fund Turned a
whdc has, savle been several %
to hek), life,
'Mley also, purchased r ptacR
Over To .ions Club $125.x'2 Total e$ to[ � papers ��� ,��, and
paid ,for the removal oil Barrie,
ha�pimig an this was" to keep'beadim,
After sox years of successful; l3ayfielkl' $each Safety Fund, d'er cllean', Safety 'bents were Ia'Jroect,
oper'ati'ons, the directors. of tho cidex at their annual, meetdzlg, c�r,qu hones At rthe :i?iw as in other'
held on .Tully 15, to transife�r the IN'+aces ate to steps, to the beach
Peacock, enitatA d'y "Th affairs of
the orgatniz'gt on t'o 'the ". or lemergemncy` Wie", dao Case of �•.
e Younger Bayf'iu a�I I dans CJlub, bather, being, 4n L stress. At c r-
Bmplther", Which was ,the story of 'ch';equa cf $125,72, comprises t'4h) seaswO pawn was tsX ye4
a younlg Japanese who, alter has the iba4'dnce
of the money ortgdn- t0,104 any pats'a4 4vy VIA nts that
wheler's jd'eath, leaves has home, 'ally collected, by canvasses, land. might MW.
where has' gilder brother, accord- was giverL toy Leslie Eilaott, preA Last week two of .our young
Ing ria CRtsrtorrt, had dnhu a ited evau+y- dent of It1he , B'ayf1eld' Lions Club, summer women had to go to the.
thing, and goes to 'tb!e d*ty,wberre meter parVnarent of this yea'r's court's aid of a Arowndn;g nvn, because group erts group of Chr'''
sltaraats ate operation,the Iai4ns Club, is Ithu�"c was aro safety -heat to be
lamdd decides to d'axsake the . i
du741 of his fon~cfat2ners and be- to deaid�e thu future .of thus safety thrown to •the swanv►mer. Why w'aS
pawJest, there moi belt .'because over
come a 'Christian; pn splits of the Silgned by J. WaMan, chairman and .over these safety belts have,
dnsapprovaa of 'his bxtatlter. James Day, 'secretaiv, ibeW taken: 'away. Mary -times-
Rurny"aoSale Six years alga in the summer of they' ' I � p7aced•
g th have peeav ae
If you missed the annual. Tum- 1`,152 some of B -ends cottage It is srrd'eed m rettabae, to (&A'
mage sale held each July by the 'awnem oirgalnu'zerd, a, group to bring s icb, 'conditions exnslt, 'but 'as rlrhe ,
P anee'r Park ,Assc,ciatdoln; (, as measures off safely •to, swimmers, 'beaches become more land more
is e
this writer did because e I •I
d b . use n ties
t
Bud children, i
a ern a t lee yea' cd' a
and a d ems' such as > ix'3' ow bd ret are
keep 2xC" hl e
be written),
I
,
carat n you have I � I
d one I ' I
, at7)iSIS� e
Y beaches lE broken b cit d am of b aken 'glass ;land kacitSi,ed WWII alan*e to he solved.
Of the hlrglg 9111ts Of the summer refuse, Thcough personal ;gifts, Great commendation is due to he,.
sleasom. No otherr summer Iraswt and donatrians' ;from many of .Bay lloyal meters of Bayfielyd/s sufmw
hras' what Bayfield has -to affer to Aead's summer visitors !aid' cita- mer 'c&mV who have tried so=
shim'm'er vas'itors each year, Thee gens, theypurchased and rpresent- hard to make, Blayf eld/s bearche*
sale was we]a rpatmoulized, ed to the Lirorcis (;lib, a Paleorlator, safe, and'trW, ta.ke'eip them clean..
Heddr
Tuesday night an the Town
Hall under the chrairniamsrhip of
4::15>) v: \•fi i+.T..
Mrs. C R. London l 3:,:.. ;.:L• ,„�i:}:i>x:::
Wdrla t was
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a xaki 'N • F r
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were-'a
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of the s ca'a '.on assisted
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by rExriendsr of .the village and the .summer'�coalanists a Work 'tagetl- .a ya�Irk; 1 ��er to se what has. been , <` ::L _}:�; ••H�
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(ASEORAMA
TA,RLITE REVIEW'
. Coming MONDAY, JULY 21 at 6.30 p.m.
Peter Simpson's Farm, 1 Mile 'Nest of Seaforth
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,The Caseorama Starlite Review is eoining to town, featuring revolutionary Case-o-
twatic Drive which caused nation-wide comment at the Phoenix, Arizona, .J. T. Case
'World Prethiere of the 1960 Case.o•thatic Line. Case•o-inatic brive tractors will show
their special taletits in dr4made do-nionstrations, and work under actual field condi.
tions. The two-hour show, under the stars, will have as its finale a grand parade of
Case tractors, machines and implements which are used in this area.
ROWCLIFFE MOTORS
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