The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-01-03, Page 3Y, JIA.NUAXY 34, MN
—GREY TOWNSHIP FARJL NEW 1 uLth� io(
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COUNTY FEDERATION FI.ELDMAN
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The new fieltiman, for Huron
'off Federation of Agriculture
is Carl Hleirlin vNy, a gear -old
+grey Township tamer who oieesi
fwas a school teacher.
At *special meeting Clinton
last week, the directors of the
county' onganixatiori appointed Mr.
HeMn gwaY to sueeeed Gordon
Ore3;g, Bluevale ,who; resigned
recently after six yeas -in the
pest.
One of the main • oJje tives for
the new fteldman will be revitalise.
Won of the federation at the
township level, since directors feel
that strength xriust ,he built up
there.
Though he is P u - beef producer
Itiinself, 14x, Hereiligray has fol*
lowed the new hog aarketing .41e-
veloswaests daftly. 110 states,
",fire been qutte interested in the
hog scheme iieau I'd lite to +eke
some ! p ..: l' donefor beef."
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Since e. federation position" is
-. hill tune un.derrtskkngi,, MAS r. Hoer
ingew plans•t i put his 16>year•old'
son, Donk, in full charge of the
:fly's 240-acrre fall at 11.R. S,
Brussels, Mr. Etemway has.,70,
Jwald of"cattle, including some milk
cows, and a small #Ioek of . hens.
Before Mr. Hemingway 'bought'
his oma;' farm in IO he taiga
in Blyth Ik lie School, S.S.
OIey, and in Brussels 'Continuation'
Sellool. for four years. He now.
serves seeretary,treasurer of
Grey Tows hip Seiioel Area Board,
lumber in Huron County
but/tote wort this year, and was
avurwhed the trip to Naw Yosit
and Washiiigton.kgt a r, the
H a have M o a.
amore taking over as y ...,, an,
llfx. Hemingway will attend a four,
dey shots course at OAC, +Guelph,
on farm business Management,
marketing d tooperatien.
93r+d BIRTHDAY
• `David W. Green will observe
his 93rd birthday on Friday.
He has been confined to Alex-
°,
lex,, Andra Marine - and ' General
Hospital, for the past two
years, A` native of Colborne
Township, he is a brother of
Gavin Green, who is iii brie `
Orrth year.
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New Councillor
Clayton Leithweite, the y
nominee at Gooderich T�
*'cuod nomination. meeting in
ton last Friday, later qualified to
Ill the sksAe for 1957. Mr. Laitth-
waite, Ns?* lives at, 11.11., 1, O
rich, baa a background o 11. yea&
experience as * councillor and
school area trustee. •
The second nornii •tion nieetiug
was. necess.: y wince C. Wilson, one
of four l?eraons nominated at the
t r t meeting, dad not qualify. The
others who did qualify were X, U.
'Merrier, W. J. Forbes and+ . R.
Starling.
In an election for the olUee; of
reeve on Member 1O, John
Dues was returned Toot another
term.". The losing eandidate was
Wilmot Harrlsoli, a member of the
•ouliell, for: the past rive year.
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ar below what you are paying _avow!
Do you know what that man is doing in,niy kitchen?
He's stocking up my own privatelittle "S k
Yes, .the modern looking, trim cabinet into which
he's • putting that mountain of food is my FAIRWAY''
HOME FEJIIIZ .
I once asked my Fairway man exactly how his firm
t e upermar elft. could afford such ``stream_' prieec ata time when food • °
costs lin even thesupermackets were constantly soaring.
Here is how he explained. it: "Fairway buys up- the
choicest quality foods in huge quantities at the time
• e of year when- prices are lowest! They quick freeze
• these foods in their prime and then -package them in a
governmentinspected food plant. With that kind of
efficient ' buying and packaging they are able to cut
costs, considerably and pass that saving right on to
rhe customer."
And the beauty of it is, that while we have our own
`"Supermarket in a Fairway Freezer, we pay fariess than
Super,,market tprices : for the food we_eat!
-Sounds fantastic, doesn't it? But my experience has
proved that it's absolutely true. -Take •a peekat what it
actually cost me for some of the food items served at
our home last weeks- Prime rib _ roasts at 39¢ a Ib,,
trimmed T -Bone steaks for Only 45¢ a Ib., a full 16 oz.
pack of sweet garden 'peas and a full 16 _oz. pack of
sweet pitted cherries at only 30¢ a Ib., and so on ,and
OntCompare these prices with what you are paying
for the same items if you don't have the FAIRWAY
HOME: FREEZER THE FAIRWAY BULK.
BUYING FOOD PLAN. Noveyou can see where that
3D% saving in our food bill conies froth.
"The customer" "t-- that's me. And do 1 ever enjoy
being one when it comes to dealing with Fairway.
For:- not only do they sell for less, they also stand
behind, every food item they sell, - giving me un-
conditional, guarantees as to the quality of food 1
serve at my home.
Yes, I look forward to that Fairway man's footsteps
in the kitchen, because he brings me everything 1
evet dreamed of in a Food Plan:
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NO, DOWN PAYIVIENI'" BIG 30% SAVINGS; ON MY WEEKLY FOOD BILL • THE
FINIST QUALITY `OOD UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED r' AN END TO TIRESOME
WEEKEN 3 8}AopmATO TRIPS + PROMPT coptuous DELi'VERY OP ALL MY ORDERS.
NORWAY FOODS/ .4-UAVE.-WEST.
MI.Ol:ANIi, ONTARIO
Photo send Me toil information en the. Fairway' Food Plan with ebsotfitely no.obligatioe.
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DUNNQA• li ON; Dec. 31. — M.
;12d ...l s– Harvey_ hl+ule,. man ._and
Mary spent New Year's–Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacDonald,
of N r. p ncer Edwards, of Detroit,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Setothers, Friday,
Friday evening last, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Durnin had as their
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs, Bill
'Buckingham, of Belfast.
Mr. and •lylrs. Allan Reed were
this past week in Toronto visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Carter and
family..
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Glenn were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac° :Cranston on Wednesday
evening. .
Women's 'institute. -- The Dun-
gannon Women's Institute held
their December meeting at the
home of Mrs. G. Popp with the
president, Mrs. Everett -Errington,
presiding. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read by
the secretary,,. Mrs. Otto Popp, and
approved. Correspondence and
thank you .natek- aiverti lea and -a–
a a .-.4:Sea•c
aa.-4:Seauari 3-a.••'R ts.hevf^-
was received from Mrs, Ewen "(nee
Ann Lewis) a valuable Institute
•worker who is .now living in
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FRED°' STURDY
CHAIRMAN OF EDUCATIONAL
COMMITTEE '
Guelph. Sixteen members a wer-
Ali ,a:' Mme. 'V!FF3ber�
Brown, pianist for the evening,
led• the carol 'singin'g, which all en-
joyed very much:. Mrs. K. Finn.'
gan read a paper on "Religion and
Life" by Padre Young. A • brief
outline of C.A.C. work being car-
ried on was given by Mrs. Hugh
MWW`.hinney. A motion was passed
by members to hold a social gath-
ering in the Parish Hall. The
highlight of the evening was a
beautiful film on Christmas, ar-
ranged by Mrs. Otto -Popp. Meet-
ing closed with an exchange of
efts. Hostesses- were: Mrs. 0.
.Brooks, Mrs. J. Finnigan, Mrs. K.
Finnigan, Mrs. R. Irvin and Mrs.
Chester Finnigan.
Miss Michell Hamilton, of Gode-
rich, spent the week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton.
Miss Judy Speed, of Lucknow,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Radcliffe
Murray, for a few days. '
Miss Marilyn- Kilpatrick, of Nor-
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vv>ch� as _ the finest .of Jim_Reed
-this past_
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►y., vcnn- 'ner s,1111 " 1ifrVey; ` a,nd"
family, of Auburn.
Mr. a,nd Mrs. Earl Sherwood
were hostesses at a turkey dinner
for their guests, tie Sherwpod clan,
at the Tiger Dunlop Inn.
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VICTORIA HELPERS
The Victoria Helpers Class en-
joyed a turkey dinner at Baechlers._
Cafe as the 'first part of their
December meeting. Then they
wentto Mrs. Chas. Breekow's home
far thebusiness part of theneet-
ing
After the regular business meet-
ing, the following officers for 1957
were installed: 'honorary president,
Mrs. Mew; president, Mrs. d:
Thompson vice-president, ' Mrs.
Ruth Hayden; secretary, Mrs. M.
Morris; treasurer, Mrs: E. Patter-
son; pianist, Mrs. Ruth Hayden
assistant—Pianist, Mrs. C: Breekow;
Hower committee, secretary and
treasurer; representatives to W.M.
S., . Mrs. Secord Allen and Mrs.
Robt. Hoy; auditors, Mrs. Reuben
Bogie_ and Mrs. S. Argyle.
Almost 1172,000 motor vehicles
were sent to the scrap, heap in
Canada during 1955.
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Mon., Tues. and Wed.—Adult Entertainment.
JAMES DEAN—Natalie Wood and Jim Backus
An unusual star in a unique drama. Pointing up some de-
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Betty Molds.
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