Clinton News-Record, 1959-09-03, Page 10'Pie greatest single feature in
Western Fair history is the no al
Canadian Mounted Police EXhibi-
. tiort Ride which will head the All.
Star grandstand performance each
evening, September 14 to 19 at
Lenden, There will also. be four
afternoon performances, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fx1.-
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RCMP Exhibition Ride To, Feature
This Year's Great Western fair
Deficiency Payments onH,Eggs,Means
Little So Far for The Producer
day, This will be the first ap-
pearance of the famous scarlet
coated RCMP riders on their
coal-black horses in Western On-
tario. Their precision and intri-
cate pattern riding and jumping
will long be remembered by West-
ern Fair patrons.
The demand for grandstand
tickets this year will he tremen-
dous, Out-of-town visitors are
advised to make sure of grand-
stand tickets now, Reserve seat
prices are $2 and $1.50. Just
Write Western Fair, London, en-
closing price of tickets plus ex-
change on cheques and a stamped
self-addressed envelope, being
sure to state the date and which
performance, (afternoon or even-
ing), you wish.
The Mounties are not the only
feature of this year's great grand-
stand show. Eight acts, the cream
of vaudeville offerings of the
Barnes-Carruthers Agency, Chic-
ago, are billed for Western Fair
under the personal supervision of
Stuart McClellan. Each act is the
pick of its Glass.
A special fashion and variety
show Monday afternoon, Septem-
ber 14, for ladies will be present-
ed by Valy Smith, featuring the
lovely Juliette and Fred Davis of
CBC television fame,
Harness racing at its best will
be seen Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, Friday,
September 18. is Children's Day
and will feature a Junior Oly-
mpics program specially for
youngsters, who will also get a
chance to cheer the wonderful
Mounties.
Advance sale admission tickets
are now on sale at Bartliffs and
the Bowling Alley in strips of
two for one dollar. Only holders
of these tickets are eligible for
the five car prize awards Satur-
day night, September 19. in front
of the grandstand.
Turner's Church
Sunday School
Has Summer Picnic
Approximately 70 members of
Turner's Church and Sunday
School gathered at Bayfield on
Thursday, August 27 for their
annual picnic.
Results of sports were as fol-
lows: kindergarten class, June
Falconer, Murray Taylor; prim-
ary class, girls, Janet Falconer,
Marion Docking; boys, Gerald
Townsend, Kenneth, Whitmore;
junior class, girls, Mildred Crich,
Barbara Falconer; boys, Bruce
Whitmore, Doug Smith; young
ladies, Helen Turner; young men,
Ebb Lawson, George Turner; mar-
ried ladies, Mrs. Mervyn Falcon-
er, Mrs. Warren Whitmore, Mrs.
Frank Falconer; married men,
Frank Falconer, Herman Crich,
Ladies kick-the-slipper, Mrs.
Mervyn Falconer; wheelbarrow
race, Kenneth Whitmore and Ron-
ald Crich, Wayne Layton and Ger-
ald Townsend; three-legged race,
Bruce Whitmore and Doug Smith;
ladies calling cows, Mrs. Lawson;
boys sack race, Gerald Townsend,
George Townsend; throwing ball,
Bruce Whitmore; throwing paper
plate, June Falconer; soda bis-
cuit race, Doug Smith; thread
the needle, Rev. and Mrs. G.
Mills; grandmother's race, Mrs.
Herman Crich; men driving nail
contest, Mervyn Falconer; person
having most pennies in. pocket,
Howard Johns; guessing number
of kernels in jar, Mrs. Galbraith;
peanut scramble.
441...Beef CO •Clo
Has Visitors
From..Mithigan
(By Pill Wacker)
I3ayfield 4-11 Beef Calf Club
met Tuesday, August 25, at the
farm of William Pepper, RR. 3,
Seaforth. Two classes of Short-
horn cattle were judged,
Bert Popper pointed out the
different parts of a beef animal,
Roll call was answered by eight
members. A number of 4-11 men-
hers from Gratiot County, Michi-
gan attended. A delicious lunch
was served following the meet-
leg, 13arbara Watkins thanked
Mr, and Mrs. Pepper for their
hospitality.
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Huron County
Farming Report
(By D. Cr. Grieve, assistant
agricultural representative
for Huron County)
"White bean harvest in the
county has started with yields
lower than usual due to the blight.
Recent wet weather has hampered
the completion of grain harvest
and curing of second cut hay in
some parts of the county, Pros-
pects for high yields of grain corn
are very good.
(Ps a. Carl
The Government has released
the details of its deficiency Pay-
ment plan for eggs, Deficiency
payments will be made on the
first 4,000 dozen eggs produced
by any one producer, This applies
only to the A large and A extra
large grades. The deficiency pay-
ment will be the difference be-
tween the actual Market price to
the producer and the producer
price based on 44 cents delivered
in Montreal.
This 44 cents price at Montreal
apparently returns to the produc-
er 33 cents in this area. To get
some idea of the amount of de-
ficiency payment that would have
been necessary from the first of
January this year let us look at
the prices that were quoted lo-
cally by egg grading stations.
From January 1 to March 9 it
would have required a deficiency
payment of about 11/2 cents per
dozen to bring returns up to the
33 cents. It would also have re-
quired about the same payment
from about the middle of April to
the end of June,
Deficiency payments do not op-
erate so simply, They will bp
based on the average price for
the year. On this basis no defic-
iency payment would have been
necessary since from the first of
the year 'tit the middle of Aug-
ust the quoted price has been a-
lienaingway)
Bove the floor just
has been below.
as much as it
The 4,000 dozen quota will cov-
er the production of something
less than 300 hens, This means
that the farmer with 300 hens will
receive practically the same sup-
port as he is getking now, The
large producer with 10,000 or
more hens will be entirely de-
pendant on the market price,
I asked several egg grading
For the FINEST
BUILDING SUPPLIES
at a FAIR PRICE
look for this
sign of quality
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BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Phone HU 2-9612 — Albert St.
Clinton, Ont.
station operators what they ex-
pected to be able to pay October
1. when the government stops buy-
ing eggs. About 20 cents was the
answer I received, If this is true
the large producer is going to
have a bad time, I doubt that
he can stay in business very long
at this price and If ho sells, his
hens will probably only bring 25
cents each, if fowl prices drop
as they are expected to.
The other person interested is
the -conzumer. lie apparently Can
expect to buy eggs very cheaply
for a time but I wonder will he
also have to look forward to pay-
ing a very high price sometime
in the•future?.
Perhaps the high price will be.
controlled by imports from the.
U.S., Ireland or Hungary as has
happened in the past. I don't
think the consumer will be too,
happy with the quality of the
imports.
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'58 PONTIAC Laurentian Hardtop-4-door, automatic, radio,
16,000 miles.
'58 PONTIAC Parieseinne Hardtop-2-door, automatic,
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'58 CHEVROLET Deluxe-2-door, sharp car!
'58 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON-2 tone, custom radio, whitewalls
'58 VAUXHALL STATION WAGON-4-door, two tone.
'58 CHEVROLET Biscayne Sedan--4-door, radio, 2 tone, etc.
'57 FORD CUSTOMLINE-2-door, radio, automatic, 8 cylinder-41,475
'57 CHEVROLET Sedan-2 tone, sharp car.
'57 METEOR Rideau 500 Convertible—power steering, whitewalls,
automatic.
'57 FORD Customline Sedan 300—radio, 8 cylinder, 27,000 miles, blue.
'57 FORD Customline Sedan 300—radio, automatic drive, wheel discs.
'57 FORD STATION WAGON Sedan-4-door, V8 automatic, radio.
'59 BUICK ELECTRA 225, HARDTOP, 4-Door-6-way seat,
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'51, CHEVROLET 2-DOOR Only $195
'51 PLYMOUTH 2-Door—sharp!
'51 DODGE Sedan—green in colour.
'51 PONTIAC 2-Door—new motor.
'51 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan—metallic grey, sun visor, etc.
'51 CHEVROLET Sedan—blue, good shape.
CHEVROLET 2-Door—blue, '56 motor,
'51 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan.
'51 DODGE 2-Door—radio, etc.
151 BUICK Sedan—grey.
'51 BUICK Roadmaater Sedan—radio, new motor, Dynaflow.
'51 METEOR Customline Sedan.
'53 CHEVROLET 150 Sedan—good condition Only $495
'53 AUSTIN Sedan—radio, new motor.
'53 BUICK Sedan—Dynaflow, radio, 44,000 original miles.
'53 PONTIAC Pathfinder Sedan
'53 CHEVROLET Sedan-4-door, motor like new, 2 tone.
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'54 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN—with radio Only $695
'54 METEOR Rideau Hardtop—power steering, automatic, radio, etc.
'54 BUICK Special Sedan—Dynaflow, very clean.
'54 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Sedan—excellent shape.
'54 PONTIAC 2-Door—sharp car; green.
'54 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sedan—powerglide, etc.
'54 PONTIAC 2-Door Club Coupe—automatic drive, custom radio,
full leather interior.
75 CAR SALE — 75 CAR
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SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
1 1/4 Miles East of Goderich
On No. 8 Highway
THURSDAY and. FRIDAY
Sept. .S and 4
Walt Disney Presents
"Missouri Traveller"
Brandon de Wilde -- Less Marvin
PLUS ADDED SHORTS
SATURDAY and MONDAY
SATURDAY and MONDAY
sept. 5 and 7
'At War With the Army'
DEAN MARTIN - JERRY LEWIS
Comedy Cartoon
SUNDAY MIDNITE—Sept. 6
Box Office Opens 12.01
Complete Horror Show
It Conquered the World
Peter Graves Beverly Garland
(Adult Entertainment)
AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM
"She Creature"
Marla English -- Chester Morris
(Adult Entertainment)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Sept. 8 and 9
"RELUCTANT
DEBUTANTE"
Rex Harrison Kay Kendall
(Adult Entertainment)
ANC. ADDED SHORTS
BOX Office ()pent 8 p.m.
PIRST 81-10W AT .DUSK
TWO SHOWS. NIGHTLY
Children under 12 In cars .Free.
Playground Refreshment Beath
'56 FORD Customline Sedan—radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, etc.--$995
'56 PONTIAC Star Chief Hardtop—hydromatic, radio, full leather
upholstery.
'56 BUICK Special Hardtop-4-door, whitewalls, etc.
'56 DODGE Deluxe Sedan-4-door, sharp car.
'56 DODGE Deluxe Sedan Austin—radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, etc.
'56 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Sedan—V8, push button, powerflite, radio.
'56 CHEVROLET 2-door---very good shape.
'56 CHEVROLET 4-door—black and white.
'56 CHEVROLET 150-2-door, white in colour.
'56 PONTIAC Pathfinder-2-door, radio, etc.
'56 PONTIAC Pathfinder Sedan—Only 26,000 miles.
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'55 DODGE SEDAN—radio, new motor, etc. $795
'55 PONTIAC Convertible V8—power brakes, windows, seats,
radio, only 33,000 miles.
'55 PONTIAC Laurentian Hardtop-2-door, whitewalls, wheel discs, etc.
'55 CHEVROLET BeI Aire Sedan—V8 automatic power,
power steering, radio,
'55 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON--4-door, 2 tone, V8 automatic.
'55 CHEVROLET 150 Sedan-32,000 original miles.
'55 CHEVROLET 150 Sedan-37,000 original miles.
'55 CHEVROLET Sedan-2 tone, V8 automatic, power steering.
'55 CHEVROLET 2-door—custom radio, finished in beautiful
metallic blue.
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'50 AUSTIN SEDAN—green, radio, etc. Only $99
'50 PONTIAC 2-Door—blue.
'50 MERCURY Sedan—radio, 2 tone green,
'50 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan—green, radio, etc.
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'49 DODGE STATION WAGON—brand new motor.
'49 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR—radio, spot light.
'49 CHRYSLER SEDAN—radio, automatic transmission.
'42 PLYMOUTH SEDAN.
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'57 FORD V2 TON PICKUP.
'56 DODGE y2 TON PANEL.
'56 DOGE 21/2 TON VAN—New motor, excellent shape.
'53 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP.
'52 GMC y2 TON PICKUP.
'52 DODGE 2 TON—flat rack, good tires.
'51 MERCURY 1/2 TON PICKUP.
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