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Clinton News-Record, 1962-05-10, Page 11W Vi.sto,ct n WO ARAPNpti.K,,,••CorrqW!r~d0-*-„P.ho X26=7;5 h,5 Mks StV4jo- La ' tier Uakviile, Mari ;fit 'fie weekend t?v�lth 1Ylr: Thr aged' Mrs1. Bert Craig; aunt, Mr. and 14,iV.. Cecil. 'Wheezer; and , M34th, vi4'itedon' Suniday' wen, 'Gl'l'ff ing with Mr, Arid Ma+s• Fid, hove Davies, t'or rte, �) MoAb, Fronk pjWs, WwdsWkt foot i 4r *estaur- ich to be ready season on the This 20 by 40 - as .moved rby a � 0409b, ?,t, Har'v'ey Snell, Nit gas i�eatierlarnd' and $ill St'?nT, ghan, C7litiford; Brown' was the-chalp- crone and the booth where they solei. Pap was in charge of M Laux'a, Phillips, _'ate Mrs.. W, Brad►Wk, Members of the executive of 'Teenville will fangs At, . �d� CJS HEOU” (Staff)—Hensali vdlage council . W0 lt'S fapgS, at local .dogs' Mon'd'ay n'lght wrllern It lPtnt some t"tb into the dcrg by-law. Council �Tecid'ed t•4 enromo, the by -lane, which fstc►hubnts dogs running at large; Cani4es found, co tl•re• stneet'S p; this community will be. taken •to titre iihe wee!kenri 'w,uth sis- spent moved „ ch an car.. veteris}aty alirniq 'at Zurich + . float .owned by G. .S. Elllatt n?+et. Gills Saturday averring •at Where they Will be irnPoundeid. ., .4t :nal? .... tEr, 'Mils. Arthur Grafi' and u h 0oWt�uct1gn CQomixany, Clin- e :home of CalMolyn :glwR to Dogs, remaining at. the} .plin' c Prpserrt l�i1e?istex g,..y ;ton, plan for future ,events'. artier three days will be dost Church School Te�achex�', k aend's -of Bert Pae ?'he y Xrs, Albert Shackletar> Miss t �� .,. .{s. ..:, ., _ , . y �; ��°' • �pieased to see Jrlarl home after � _ Pr!Bs�bY�rlan TPU royed�, anti B1ble Feillo�WtsliiP met at a.>.. Ma.. $, ac�kleton, Thoma And =r.;x,, seYeU'al 'Weeks slink ' Clipton J'wdb' AxGhgxr .reside 'for the In 011ier ,bgs'ipess a building the iJaruited! ChurCl} May 2 for Hospital,ex+son and daug'hrter, Toponto, a 'preserltaition for Rev. Cattle ,• Puialic y te+d bailees in the cl' . triat CQII meeting ih. Knox :: 'tom- inslppator was appointed, tend- miss 'Wathleen Craig, G'lu'e- i� re _ terzaru Church $SdhaaI el'S nailed for excavation and Win'law who has accepted a and. attended the bivfihday cele un+day_ s vales recently spent the week- a :rOOM .ago, Mom 'ret Sanderson u . R� brlanon at -the lAominxan Hotel, . ZPalvirug s'eve+ra;1 streets in the ` end weth hen grandPaxent , Mm. Zurich f bf ' illi den°: was •tihe pianist, Minuted were a Mrs. James ds T -.... for . .s. William ,An . road h village and six building ,pexunits and m Craig ,son's 88th, birthday: secretal"J', Gall Were au.•thgrized, c .., Explorers G>rou lyY the r O gJ O 1 weekend ito hex N '�, N , rbamin Paiute Chief E. R. Dat les (Cor spon4ent Mrs. 8 AX an Miss Laura Wagner R bl•., r- Miller. 13,x111 call was �ahswerod ` turned- kart by g a speaker they The Explgrers grDgp meet- wins appoixuted buil'din' 1 Phone iRlvth 37r5 • r Name at Syra ?use N.Y.,after wgilld like at t}ie rather and g 'ng ect. ) a we'ek's vacatiox with rola uvg at Knox United Chur"dh dlau lutea ban uei, Seri lure: or, The • was lodr by Nancy Ander". g 9 goad neighbours club First UCW Life Member lives here, l' from, Ruth I, was read' by Pat Permits for buU4ings were met at the home of Mrs, Ed. 1V1 Charles W'il.lams, G`iin- Psalm 140 was read in unison, y�, Millarcn With xxledtatkcar issued to 'Gook Brothers for Yaungbiut With 14 meanbers r5. Cha Karen; East ave the mellita- , tori, vriSited last Sunday* with ,tion ,arid Laura ' D:aer lied: un tak'eru by tbhe leader, Mrs, W0. four silos, Douglass Cook for hall and adapted. S. tectal .goad" read- o life-long friends, Mss, Herbert Mogridge, . her sister -'in. -law, Mrs. C1h."10s BratUnoalc, and a contest were _en- pnalyer, T studry from Jun- addition to .his :garage and Jack jugs C n w left, and Mrs, Charles Straughan are pictured as Strraiu hint lar R�crur�d-up, ,'told' about the The atf>ering was received:�b�' Caklwel'1 to zenovateg�ecentJ a orad a social hour spent, Mrs. Straughan presented the first life membership Svif'r. and Mrs, John R. Wein 4t? BamQus •wres�trlers MamJaxae Youngblut a?nd declir- y J yell vvho, as Group one Served lunch. 'pin of Auburn UCW to Mrs. Mogridge for her,out- and son Baby London, visited early Christians an the days' of caged. The topic was given' by Fused t o Roma n ars a on ,the Bible WaLS' folonveck . standing Work for many years making petit the weekend With, the far o bey fixe assistant leader, Mays. Dung ;by a discussion 'od with James McCool has returned g quilts .for mem' father, D. , 13. C. Wein' load, Te can MacKay. 2t was ran inter l to his home after nd' the leaders and became the first Rev, 0varles Lewis assisting. � ing ' bales. (Photo by Mrs. Biadnock) alnd Mr• and Mrs, Duncan estirng 11tory of the first woralin ChrUtian martyrs, Fatsy Reed The president, Margie Ko winter months witki his daugh- doaior' in, thre USA, EliZabeth and c4fe Lapp received :the Blackwell', her ear 1'' m'arntg 'took charge of the busi- ter and family, Hyde Park,. • ' thankaFferin and all sang the , early life chaos - g mess sessorn, Miivutes were read 4fnS nor Negotiation irng her career axed the dhffer- Chraxles ,smolt was. aweek- dedicatory prayer. After World h3' ¢eoretary Martie Koopmans. Friends were dustributecl, Mrs. ent places' she studied and her end visitor with his son and ■ Gxarvge cllosed the 4neetix>lg T efin r'vcial s1ahement was a tilinvitation, gtin the -aparty fa'm%r in Port Elgin.. with pr+ayex, p given, , y Patsy 1Vi lian .and the ��� bee' "°n crept- A kona, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 0FUQuits rn Recent ttempts eenvilie Ho nd mesa wars plaarned fcm Ube mo night of this Week was ac spa he, edA hebSaturday eveninge crowd arecord 'that and daughter SghMeot banquet. tend he Hi -C as abD the invitation inn Ster, Mr..and Mrs, Ed. Young. lerich as The Youn Peo le's Societ S da a nim �Q Amalgamate With CF � 'hop .spansared by Nlleenviile Delgrave 'United Church neat she junior chair will furnish with Jun Bridle, Gad rhe music for Mother's D d!isc jockey. Warnneas of the of the Auburn charge metinZt' �as� evening. cad that a de- ay p g pot dance were Allary Fa2n+- the Sunday ,Schaal: moan of :bat'e "Resolved that 'Teenagers service on June 13. C�UEIaPH--In a statement ds- has rYo time for any further the ubiiities ,4f .an •a¢na1 a- S sexed by the Ontario Farmers fraternizing, until the feiler�a- matnorn, and, at that time 'they service 'an Linda Wilson; Ear Knox Uniterdl Church with sihau1dl ga Steady" will be held Union 'Executive following a linin indicates .a definite desire fotiaud it was virtually impels'_ the broom .dance, Gerald Mac- Garth, Walden paysiding., Scrip- at the next meeting on April, Michael and, Joanne Sheard'own. tu're lesson Was read by Don- 20, The affirmative side will meeting in Guelph recently, :the to change 'tile structure of their sibl'e, because of the structure A jiving competition was ald McDoweX followed by be taken by Garth Walden present attempts to work tea- organization. With such being of the :fedbrations a agricul- won by Toni de Jong and Oar- prayer by Harvey Snell.. The and Margje Koapmarns' white ward an 'amiallglaination of the the case, 'there could; be no W, Lure. It Was at this time the olyyn, $$ruing. Zn, charge of the offeritw was received by Doom- the Irtive nide will be Up- OFU and the Ontario Feder+a- vantage in, leading farmers to decision, was made by the far door tickets Were 'Carolyn old ' McDmvell and- Harvey held rby John McDowell and ton of Agriculture were die- believe that one general farin u0ionbs .to build' a National Clark, Shirley Brown, Betty Snnoll. An interesting ques�ti,on- Betty Youngbl'ut. scribed as being "entirely ¢rias- organization was about to be Farr Union. leading". born. They said recent proposals Still The open' Door A spokesman for the execu- The Fawn ijnion wink .started made, that ways laird' means be give comnAttee said, "the OFU with, the intention of •Farmers found to Provide. Opportunity organizing into one over -'all for Farm Unions to participate �%■��group whicdh they would✓ fin 2n the CFA, On' nationnal or OFA Sets Record Straight In RECEPTION 'arnce,annd conteal. Farriers will through provincial fedembionls', not solve this problem by bull& would not be the type' of or-, for ling adbmiration' societies, but ganixatiOn farmers needed, Negotiatio*n's *With The O.� U Mr. and Mrs. Berk pepper rather• should build a direct Farmers musrt first .of ail'or- (nee Sandra Doig)• former duos�paying controlled ;garAze .and a. merge such as organ�izati'on where farmers this would not lend any support TORONTO—Mem of the Lure, The Ontario Fed'em don small number of dues-payinng 'Saturday, May 12 to this need+ - goverr- niemmbers, the Ontario Feder�a•- y net to make nerd control Ontario Federation of Agrirul of .A;grioulbure board of SEAFORTM LEGION policy, 'lie said, „Thee proposals made up until -tore, .at a meeting in. Toronto n'ors (29 in number) is made 'tion of Agriculture on the HALL The executive reminded that *this, -tune: ,are not the type that on, Friday firmly refuted: a up of eight county Federations' other .hand gives unqualified, IAN WILBEE'S wine years ,past a committee concur with the wishes of the numbw of claims made by the of Agriculture representatives,; recognition to all Ontario farm - ORCHESTRA was named, with members, re- OFU membership nor ,that of Farmers Unum. Deep dusap- eight commodity ;group repre- ers. Donee starts 9:30 p.m. presenting the provincial farm their constitution," the OFU poiotmernt was expressed, re- sesntativers; four co-operative EVERYONE WELCOME . unions and ,the Canadian Fed leaders said. gamdinng the latest 'turn of '�prese+intatives; three women's The members tionmeeof of the When the federations are ' eveavb�s relating Ito n:e'gat'i a'tions representatives, one educatiomal Ontario Fedex scion of Agri ex atibn of Agriculture, to study culture was attended' by elect- -adty to bru'ld �t' between tihe Ontario Fedeita- group, one Jttnuox' Formes, •two' Thyrs.,�, May '1.0. IPP-�0109pt �>�Wrs Record-�--�Po.09 11 I � N S A M L Cali Lb Central XJx}'ItCd � 1,. �tratfgxd, Dpn'ad :dolt, s41 p- M$� MAlI ligiR.l.N. enixntendet of the Slanday SCh ±w4t'i'IAAln�eri oql presented4% linlarw yviUil 00wong' Tom a i c er ca i terse money, Lu;richeap Was served,. MSS', E, .Dav*_entterta`in4A at oumchased nroaerty. ME Fgrarrel solicitor for He,00al'l W, G. Cochrane, QQ, recently s; apppinted Huron C,aunty crown attorney introduced the new 7. solicitors. for the village, tilt 1� yaw lire# of l*ymgnd ,and Mc- lenziea ,Exeter, d A Jaye}y cup 2 an omganuza inti by merger, that: will bbe conn tion sof Agriculture and 'thee I membox-a �at large: anal two ex- ed derlegates, of 'the county fed - emaltions, Commodity assacia- rptetely; autonomous, of other empire - bulk]Rng commodity union, and particular rofe�ren6e• was made to a recent press re- officio members. These PactS clearly indicate tions, and, other member organh- �groups,I then the farm unions lease issued by the executive the 'irrupassibilnty of control and zations. The OFA-OFU rela- tionships came up for discus - will be in a position to 'work of the Ontario Farmers Union. domination of Ontario F'edor'a. tion of Agriculture policy fall•• sion dhmirng the presentation of towards this end', they said, (This release appears above,) The noted. the Ing Into the hands- of the com- a number of resolutions, dealing A belief seems to exist ori' mem'abers -that edoxati f A ' -i 'm''evei�al organizations. with a 'broad' lila of subject's, KEEP YOUR WEDDING $TORY ALIVE FOREVER between the covers cif one of our Wedding Alburtis Hadden Studio Goderich 118 St. David St. JA 4-876 Can ratulations g To CLINTON CAB We are pleased to have had the pleasure of supplying and installing the JOHNSON "MESSENGER" 2 -WAY RADIO SYSTEM for the three tabs and Cab Stand. MERRILL TV SERVICE 215 VICTORIA STREET --- CLINTON These new Citizens Band Transceivers, licensed April 1, 1962, by the 'Department of Transport, • are now available for your business.,or pleasure purposes._ For demonstration, information or prices phone HU 2-7021 lsoan•'e -areas that Farm Union Osibain0 F 4n o amici - leadens' can negotiate a merg- ture had, for some time been S. The Ontario Farmers er as can, the board of gov- carrying on open discussions Union assumption that.;a farm - with :the union in the hope er lo�sds his concern for the � � }° � ��� �, It was our calors of dhre CFA. This is, just "3; � 'leasure to that from these •would comae the general welfare of his fellown p n'at the case, the executive � stated. faianers as so= as he assumes � � � � r {y �n � � � supply the basis .for one over-all general Within the federation farm organization representing a ,pdsition within a commodity " ry all farmers. It w�ats, made' clear 'organization or co-operative " CITIZENS there are comgith aramaj of is (absolute ,folly. K , z • 1 RAD.iO organizations with :a majority at the meeting that these Itis- i�: `" '�� '�" ' '' � • '� BAN D rifle ramaivg from commercial ppe , `l• int' a finger of ° cussi0m' fallonrred 'a eal4� :from pointing g _.. the former Ontario Minister of cid :at inie Ontario Fed'.. , type organizata;ans, ori. file 1�arid; ,� ,� y µ �� = 4 :;, . � of directors which; in .•turn Agriculture; and -as, a result of enatiion of AgricultuVes system � installed in Some Cars driven directives from the memben%l lbership grant.9 in: mamas' a ,board of govegovernors-.p 'of mean there should be- an oral oration, of ;trhe Clo- ''s'indeed d`arrnina;ted, by grass- fit nears also pointed curt 'atred a eaims Exeter High School Auditorium g 52, is organizations ions with over the mthn(bems rrieertumg that o7c�ative Unioai. of Canada amici' �• ' too the Canadian,, Fedenartiom: of W0 Ontario farmers, paying while the Ontario Fatrmers '� i � • one fation, loon membership feels to the oelgahn- Union in East restricbs its re- Agtyiculbure into o izatioax. Thesemembers are re- :presentation, to a relativelyr8:30 of commercial und'ertakitigs. Tt .. .. p • � • Ipre50rllbatnve of 47 conrtnt,�' ra.n'tl ' was turbher resalved that one, g c,••.; M dndtrict Fedieratians of Agri{ OMI auer-£ill national direct mean culture, and' their feels repot14 3 FT i bertship organization be built in, sv vacs rau�v sent the Ornbaria F'ed�era:tioar s } wlnidll Farmers can meet with4 lar. gest source of revenue 1V[cmeAM out being unduly :itufluenced by than 50,000 'other farmers in W4.4 004" AIP6 catnmerciarl or political inter- avar 104 oter t Ontarno own tris htwo 0 PMLZr.., ghip r�cive memliiip reel ' We are leased to Anl�otrnca Iiia+ All Cars at p aghibion through the municipal 1111fd lik i graft syttem• In .addition, 26 �m Cly carYnmad'ity orgamd�tjlxo"" five • w .. �N tW�ovoo SSlle� L �Utir's oa= e+rativee; and nix tineas ' iv►urt i[BNotttt tionoiapl Organizations hotid mem ,- • +bdnalvip iii the Ohtdria Federtt- i Brin �l�x�� � bioiY ,till Agh'icu3ttire, •: 1! bo8i cent or iarat i The Ontario Farnners �I � �'e%ekniollgbilikits ani! r Ct�r36rn gttesrtRans the gtatusr of _geSJUItSthe bdartl of /AR5 NOW 9ANO DISPATCHED govern oi` the Obtario FedON11dn of AgiriooW- ✓ }� , For More Effic enf and Promp# Seevicts to our Cus#omers it �btr rvaril: #kb typo 'til^ bird #htr# Will i►telCel TiIADw reliable ptb#i#� you milled tete fiig6 prbdo�ctiba Looh h — STON9 1446-11 �t-1. Cllr• or *006 k6 AfW66d, 06t. ph'ona 3$6.211 g� F ARMERS We are iihlpping aattla teeny'' Mantidali fat+ United 6i-apet•ativ6 bf Ontario And solicit ybue patrona#e. Wes will btck tMhl elft at yoikO farm: Pleats- O H614i~ -66WCd'f hot later that, tAtueday ntohts; Seafirth Farm, er s . 6-ioperafive H, S. ktthfrt Sh oodt phoil 66-9'�l I DIIAL HUI 2*9012 Arid yOu Will be ttlayed +o the • dab inear+�sf Your` call.. George McGee, proprietor MI. This removes the farmer on the concession more than once i of the ,organization, !'We have been led to believe cakes, the Flarmers xnloai s to ,make clear -that they therm - se+llves leave adopted this system v � g � � by k � �., r = M ,., . CLINTON PUBLIC PUBLIC MEETING' foiazuularthv g policy. The Farm Union an the other that the officials of the Ontario 1~ ali7mers' Union were demon - a number of areas where > $ <z �t Y t (` �c t their dues have failed, to. the , � �� p f u � CAB hlarnd is' governed by direct dues- striating the . same . sincerity; adequate, „`.rh THURSDAY MAY 17 -paying members;, who through fanner delegates from country where they met with us, and 'there was evidence that ora- 5• The Ontario Farmers Union i n attempting to mepre- ,ax" I nsta i l ed b carry locals car -and. decide the being made," said gre+ss was „ , cervi attself �a� loran t y ,Policy to the convention floor. Ontario Federation of Akricui- a major organization in Ontario has en- 1. r y � `_° �� � �� MERRILL Hear Meet They said, "no individual mom- ber, local, county, or -any other tare president William Tild,em p Harnuston, "We are shocked tun�e+ltiy failed' to state as inkl7cart- by fees, In z ,. F � ". `" �v TV SERVICE - ed membership their. fialitn union, ou has au;thior group authority and deeply disappointed by this ;faruarnci,ad, statements, that in • JUDY La MARSH to make, (alter or withdraw policy except -as made b defile- y Sudbden turn of events." The - the it re0 more an , victoria St. s CLI NTON. �` ' ' �� rrnennibex:v, in setting some f same 3,040 Ontario farm. opera- Ontario a A z, �� � =f �,, Lawyer in Niagara Fails 'partes' in convention: There- fore 'farmers t]iemselves, are at 'record straight, paned a reso- , bution which accused the Ori- rtarg, while the Ontario Fedora:- ,,k `° �: � `� n ' < phone HU 2-7021 LIBERAL, MP —• NIAGARA FALLS the resol'utioneins, of eaorganization. gani ti the o ted a an• •o Farmers Union of mis'- rta�tin ti'ohn of Agriculture represents -at least 1.00,000 farm opera - "this .. , _;, 1961 OFU convention recM rc g -the facts when they claimed, that the fedem- tors an this, province. . g; Therefore be it s'esolved Western Ontario Distributors ERNIE FISHER rminded, that because we �hralve a miiUtitud'e of commodity ;Dion was' rmade: u of commer- mal p t>Ype organizations. The that, the well-being of On- of Johnson General � Radia Service tarria flaru>ierly the Ontario Fe»i- pinups, co-operatives and aUh� pQ resolution stated the following enation of Agriculture continue L 1 M T E D L l B e R A L CANDIDATE FOR HURON e- commercial enter arises, an its next; to seek to ' evolve one over-all First with the Latest which pursue their awn im- . x 7.ilvart the OFA mem'beirsh�ip organization in drnrtari°a. in Electronics" 124-30 CURTIS S'T'REET ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO there should be- an oral oration, of ;trhe Clo- ''s'indeed d`arrnina;ted, by grass- fit nears also pointed curt 'atred a eaims Exeter High School Auditorium g 52, is organizations ions with over the mthn(bems rrieertumg that o7c�ative Unioai. of Canada amici' �• ' too the Canadian,, Fedenartiom: of W0 Ontario farmers, paying while the Ontario Fatrmers '� i � • one fation, loon membership feels to the oelgahn- Union in East restricbs its re- Agtyiculbure into o izatioax. Thesemembers are re- :presentation, to a relativelyr8:30 of commercial und'ertakitigs. Tt .. .. p • � • Ipre50rllbatnve of 47 conrtnt,�' ra.n'tl ' was turbher resalved that one, g c,••.; M dndtrict Fedieratians of Agri{ OMI auer-£ill national direct mean culture, and' their feels repot14 3 FT i bertship organization be built in, sv vacs rau�v sent the Ornbaria F'ed�era:tioar s } wlnidll Farmers can meet with4 lar. gest source of revenue 1V[cmeAM out being unduly :itufluenced by than 50,000 'other farmers in W4.4 004" AIP6 catnmerciarl or political inter- avar 104 oter t Ontarno own tris htwo 0 PMLZr.., ghip r�cive memliiip reel ' We are leased to Anl�otrnca Iiia+ All Cars at p aghibion through the municipal 1111fd lik i graft syttem• In .addition, 26 �m Cly carYnmad'ity orgamd�tjlxo"" five • w .. �N tW�ovoo SSlle� L �Utir's oa= e+rativee; and nix tineas ' iv►urt i[BNotttt tionoiapl Organizations hotid mem ,- • +bdnalvip iii the Ohtdria Federtt- i Brin �l�x�� � bioiY ,till Agh'icu3ttire, •: 1! bo8i cent or iarat i The Ontario Farnners �I � �'e%ekniollgbilikits ani! r Ct�r36rn gttesrtRans the gtatusr of _geSJUItSthe bdartl of /AR5 NOW 9ANO DISPATCHED govern oi` the Obtario FedON11dn of AgiriooW- ✓ }� , For More Effic enf and Promp# Seevicts to our Cus#omers it �btr rvaril: #kb typo 'til^ bird #htr# Will i►telCel TiIADw reliable ptb#i#� you milled tete fiig6 prbdo�ctiba Looh h — STON9 1446-11 �t-1. Cllr• or *006 k6 AfW66d, 06t. ph'ona 3$6.211 g� F ARMERS We are iihlpping aattla teeny'' Mantidali fat+ United 6i-apet•ativ6 bf Ontario And solicit ybue patrona#e. Wes will btck tMhl elft at yoikO farm: Pleats- O H614i~ -66WCd'f hot later that, tAtueday ntohts; Seafirth Farm, er s . 6-ioperafive H, S. ktthfrt Sh oodt phoil 66-9'�l I DIIAL HUI 2*9012 Arid yOu Will be ttlayed +o the • dab inear+�sf Your` call.. George McGee, proprietor MI.