Clinton News-Record, 1961-05-18, Page 10r:000. 1O•--C.ljnt! News.,Record-,Thuro',, May 18, 1901
F. of A. Supports Composite School
If Agriculture is On the Course
(Dy J, Carl Hemingway)
Warren Ztubrigg, 'presidenit.
of Horan Federation of Agri-
culture, expressed some cowmen
at rile May sheeting about the
small 'amount of seeding ac-
ooanp1ished to date las 'reported
by the different directors.
There was a lengthy discus-
sign, eon the development of a
comPositte sehool for the Coun-
ty. Since the Federation (in
conk etion with the Coumtty
Women's Institutes) instigated
this 'action tthrug'h a resolution
to County Council education
committee and ,since the Fed-
eration has for years been de-
manding ecp el eprpeetunity of
education for rural young pep-
ple, the meeting approved the
idea et as eeeepoeite school pro -
Added agricultural training is a
definite part of the program.
The meeting endorsed the
resolutions of the Huron Cowi-
tyCream Producers which re-
quested, briefly, that a consum-
er subsidy be paid on,, butter
of 10 cent's per pound; that
cream producers received a
WOOL
Any Government Deficiency
Payment will apply only on
properly graded wools.
Secure the utmost by patroniz-
ing the organization that 'this
possible.
SHIP COLLECT TO
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
Weston, Ontario
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
RUSSELL MANSON
(Shearer)
Zurich,, Ont.
or by writing to
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers Limited
217 Bay St, Toronto, Canada
payment equal to the 25 reins
now being paid; on manufaotur
ing milk; that the ban on the
sale of margarine coloured 'to
imitate butter be continued,
Harvey Taylor, chaitmnar;l of
the Co -Op Insurance Commit-
tee, reported sales continleing
art record levels in the county.
He also indicated that a cou a-
ty-wide 'canvass of all farmers
would be undertaken in the
near future for the purpose of
making fanners aware of the
extra risks that are involved
in operating a 'farra business.
Robert McGregor reported
that .the beef producers at .their
annual meeting approved a vol-
untary deduction of 10 cents
per (head of cattle, to be at-
taehed to the bi•11 of lading
when cantle are to be sold.
The money eo raised will be
used to finance the organiza-
tion and promote the sale of
beef.
Albert Bacon, Be/grave, re-
ported that the new method of
sale for hogs which had been
in operation) only a few days
seemed to be resulting in wide
fluctuations in price.. This is
likely to cause serious dissat-
isfactionr among farmers, he
stated.
Alfred Warner, Bayfield, re-
ported that sales of FAME
shares are progressing favour-
ably but an effort is being put
forth' to find canvassers that
cavi give time enough to cover
the territory more quickly. It
is hoped that the objective of
two million .db]tars can be
reached by November 1. This
would make it possible to have
pilatnite in operation 'next sum-
mer. With the increased mar
kertings of both hogs and Battle
for 1962 it is urgent that we
do everything possible to pro-
mote the sale of the products;
Plans have been fairly well
completed for the annual 'dairy
Princess contest to be held ,at
the Clinton Spring Fair. Alli
we need now is more coivtesrt-
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"Quiet Time" On Pon Messer's Jubilee
Organist Ray Ca d r and vocalist Marg Osborne
combine talents for a "quiet time" song on Don
Messer's Jubilee. Along with Don Messer and his
Islanders, Charles Chamberlain and the Buchta
Dancers, they are seen each Monday night on the
CBC -TV network, and on the CBC Trans -Canada
radio network Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
News of Varna
Correspondent: FRED McOLYMONT
Phone Clinton HU -2-3214
Mrs. George Reid as at pres-
ent a patient 'in Clinton Public
Hospital..
Miss Lola. Chuter of Brant-
ford spent the weekend at lobe
home of her parents', Mr, and
Mrs, Wilfred Chuter.
The executive of the United
Church Sunday School held a
meeting last Thursday night
viten plans were made for hold-
ing a Vacation School early in
July followed by the Sunday
School Anniversary.
Mother's Day
Mother's Day was observed
id the United Church last Sun-
day with the pastor, the Rev,
T. J, Pitt in charge. A bap-
tismnal service was 'held when
Daniel Dale, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon' Johnston, and
Janice Dale, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Stephenson
Stanley Council
Discusses Much
At May Meeting
Donald Brodie, who recently
purchased Ray Pepper's farm
on Concession 3, Stanley Town-
shipasked at council meeting
on May 1 for action soon on
a drain on his property.
Council approved attendance
this month of Bill Taylor at a
school for road superintendents
in Toronto.
Approval was given an a-
greement which Stanley is pl-
anning to enter with the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith with re-
gard to the Brucefield Fire De-
partment. 50 percent of main-
tenance and operation cost is
to be paid by the township of
Tuckersmith. This agreement
was to be presented at the
May 2 meeting of Tucker -
smith council.
Stanley Council approved
payment of $5 fee for member-
ship in the Ontario Firemen's
Association. Coverage for the
18 men on the Brucefield fire
brigade will he obtained under
the Workmen's Compensation
Act.
Legal advice is to be sought
by the Clerk with regard to
action possible toward collect-
ing trailer fees. The village of
Bayfield will be advised that
the trustees are responsible
for advising the clerk, Mrs.
Harold Elliott whentrailers
are parked, and to whom the
$10 monthly fee should be
charged.
A subdivision plan submit-
ted by Albert Hess, Zurich was
considered. This plain, was first
seen by the council of 1957,
and asp
et the applicant has
Y
not complied with all condi-
tions required.
The name of Ecum Serum,
about 90 miles northeast of
Halifax, is an Indian phrase
that means "red bank", pre-
sumably from the coast's red
clay soil.
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were baptised. The choir, under
the direction, of Mrs, Robert
Stirling sang a suitable an-
them,
Varna WMS
The Thank Offering meeting
of the Varna Woman's Mission-
ary Society was held in the
church on May 4, with the
Goschen ladiesas guests. The
meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Robert Taylor, With Mrs.
Robert Stirling at the organ.
The theme of the worship
service was "Spring" with ape
propriate hymns. Scripture sel-
ections were reao by Mrs. F.
McClymotne and Mrs. J. Post -
Il. Prayer was offered by Mrs,
Pott. Mss. R, Stephenson and
Mrs. William Taylor sang a
duet. Mrs Watson Webster,
president, gave a hearty wel-
come to the guests and ex-
pressed pleasure art 'having the
friends from the sister church
present
Miss Jean McKellar gave a
reading about Dr. Albert Sch-
weitzer and Mrs. A. Wallis an
instrumental organ solo. Mrs.
Robert Peck and Mrs. Elmer
Hayter sang a duet. All these
items were well received by all.
Mr. Pitt showed some New-
foundland pictures of St. Johns
and vicinity, and also a few
local pictures. Mrs. Gordon Hill
thanked those who had made
the evening so enjoyable.
The guests were received by
Mrs. W. Webster and Mrs. Lee
McConnell. The offering was
taken by Mrs. William McAsh
and Mrs. H. Broeze who also
acted as ushers. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Lyle Hill's
group.
Maybe you should aim for, a
305 -day lactation and 12-mtmith
calving intervals instead of
longer freshening and milking
periods. A just -reported Can-
ada Department of Agriculture
study showed this: cows milk-
ed far 12 months averaged
7,550 pounds of 4.1% milk.
Those that were milked 10
months averaged 8,780 pounds
of 4.4% milk.
NEWS OF HOLMESVILLE
Oorresp9n4ont -- MJ 8, F. M00T .T,OT14fl
eer. and Mrs. Hairy Wilt arcs
Were in London on Sunday, and
tttended the Christeningferviee
of their granddaughter, Teresa.
May Pipe, int!ant daughter of
Mr, and Mres. Barry Pipe,
Mx, C. Magee of Lapeer,
Miah., is (a Patient in Clinton
n
Fublio Hospiital, Mrs, Magee is
the another of Mrs. Gordon Sit-.
eepe, and was brought to C1-
inton•, by ambulance 'following
the dearth of her husband,
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes to Mrs. Gordon
Slteepee in the sudden passing of
her father, the late Mr. C.
Magee of Lapeer, Mich., and
whose funeral took place from
the Beattie funeral home, Cl-
inton, qn Tuesday,
Family Day
A specialservice for Family
Week, was ;held oin Mother's
Day in Holanesville United Cil-
mete The minister, Rev. E. J,
Roulston was assisted by Car-
man Tebbutrt, Sunday School
supei'.imtenderut, The Scripture
lesser were read by Miss Car-
ol Whitby and Robert Flaeiiu-
har.
A story for the children was
told by Mrs. Ninian Heard. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Frank McCullough and lefiss
Dawn Grigg.
WMS Meets
The (regular meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society
of Holmesville United Church
was held in the Sunday School
row, with Mrs. Lloyd Bond
and her group in charge of the
program. Mrs. Bond gave the
call to worship and Mrs. Ken-
neth Harris led in prayer.
Scripture was read by Mrs, Or-
ville Blake.
The Thankoffering was re-
ceived by Mrs. Kenneth Tre-
wartha and Mrs. Frank Mc-
Cullough gave the prayer of
dedication. In the absence of
the presideintt, Mrs. Les Jervis,
the first vice-president, M's.
Lloyd Bond conducted the bus-
iness.
The nninutes of the April
meeting were read by the sec-
r°etiary, Mrs, Harry Cudmore,
Mrs. Tiffen, president of Huron
WMS Presbyterial, has accept-
ed the invitation to speak at
tihe Autumn Thankioffer'hig
service on October 18.
It was decided to pack a
bale, the same to be sent to
First United Church, Vancou-
ver, where Miss Helve Howatt
is a WMS missionary. The
Provisionlal committee appoint-
ed are Mrs'. Les Jervis and
Mrs. Lloyd Bond, representing
the WMS. Rev. Roulston ap-
pointed out a few facts con-
cerning the new organization
of United Church Women and
Mrs. E. J. Roulston defined the
duties of the provisional com-
mittee.
Christian Steward hip topic
was taken by Mrs. Barrie Wal-
ter. Mrs. Elmer Potter gave a
reading, "When. You Stop
I
Growing You Are Dead," and
Mrs, Kenneth Trewartha gave
a reading "We are All Broth-
era", The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Lloyd Bond.
WA Meets
The Woman's Association of
Hoirneville United Church meet-
ing followed with the president,
Mrs. Nin'ian Heard' in the chair,
and giving the call to worship
Mrs. Heard read the Scripture
lesson, and Mrs. Jack Yeo gave
the comments on it. The min-
titee of the April meeting were
read by the secretary, Mrs,
Wrilliam Norimare Mrs, EdWaa'd
Grigg asked' to be relieved of
her duties as social convener,
and Mrs. Orville Blake was
appointed to take her place,
and Mre. Reg Miller was put
on the committee to take Mas.
Blake's place.
Mars. Ninian Heard and Mrs,
.Task Yeo were appointed the
provisiionel committee for the
WA. The treasurer's report
was given by Mrs, Frank Me-
CutllLough. Reports of the WA
Presbyrterria9 held recently at
Cavan United Church, Win-
throp, were given by Mrs. Jack
Yeo and Mrs. Reg Milder, An
invitation to Turner's United
Church on May 17 was accesptt-
ed, The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Nhiia'n Heard,
An auction sale of planus
and novelties was held with
Rev. E. J. Roulston as auction-
eer, and Mrs. Frank McCul-
lough as clerk, Hostesses for
the day were Mrs, Reg Miller,
Mrs. John Grigg and Mrs. E'd'-
ward Grigg,
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