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ZFi ngDATioNr of AGRI<CULTUHEI
ANNUAL. MEETING
and BAN N uET
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D CHURCH
'UNITED
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DAY 12th
SIU FEB,k".
at 7:0.0p;na.
Guest Speaker
r�IW. P. ROBERTS
'Pickets $1.50
from anythe Director
Available froof .s
.
•'SVM: ROGERSON, - President
', 'JOHN.BROADFOOT: See,-Treas.
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HURON►ALE 'OMEN'S INSTITUTE:.
APPOINTS . GARDEN': CLUB LEADERS .
Rurofdale Women's , Institute system on safety' driving.
convened for then •J;anuary 'meet-- 'A Panel discussion, with Mrs; Ar;
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'•in the ehoo1room of Thaxn�eS Mrs Gerald
Mrs: lls t 1 nge and
m� s : Gerald McFalls talons part,
Boad United Church, with Mrs, .;Sion and the community is nee.
Lee Weber and Mrs.' Wilfred nun essay in communityafairs easel).-
lin hostesses, assisted b Mrs. J, tial to:good-aeitizensip,"-wwee held,
M. Southcott, Mrs. -Lloyd ' Ballan- Two .films, were shown which fit
tyne, Mrs. Joe Ferguson and Mrs. ted in with this topic. Clarence
Elmore 'Passmore.. Prograin • un- Down was in charge of the,, projec-
der Citizenship and Education was tor. Mrs. William Routley gave -a
convened by, Mrs, Harold. Jeffery. demonstration and'.; showed her
MUS, Andrew Dpugan acted as pion- , work on :upholstery. remnants.
ist. Mrs.. 'William '•.Shier y,. ;Mrs, Mrs. Harold Jeffery ; ,commented
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Carman Cam' and -Mrs;'Tedd Pool- on the motto, (‘A, drop Of ink makes
ey sang two -numbers. accoinpan- thousands think," anal roll call was
ied by Mrs .\ Mrs. Hugh answered'with
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favourite Mira -
Love conurented.on:the XleW point
Interested .in putting up a Silo, this year
shave
oul ��co tact at once ;as we many
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orders ori our ,list HOW:
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. Phone. 667-13 - SeafOrih
(On•Highway' 8,- Three, Miles West of''Seaforth)
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at 7.00 p,m..
Communit1 - Centre Seaforth
All Veterans and their wives are cordially invited to? attend.
Tickets' re available` from' Members of the
Executive, or from—
GORI3AY--S--'Phone 119
IGEN POWELL — Phone 109-W
The. Dinner will be followed by a_Dance
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it 'e with music b' ` Ian W b e
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WANT S BRING
RESULTS ---Phone ' 141 or .142.
ery -rhyme" During the business
period a minute's silence was ob
served '-in. memory for : the ;late
Miss:, -Nettie ---Reddy, charter 'affil
life nember,'.also•for Miss Adele.
Oke and .Mrs, Evan Dew, former
members, 'who reeently: passed. on.
This was `.conducted by Mrs Alvin -
,
Moir
AlVin
-•MrsmMoirand Mrs Harry
Dougall were
appointed leaders for
-the Garden Club, praject; The•Feb
riiarY meeting will be observed- as
Family Night on : -:Wednesday, F'eb.
25, with: the place to be --decided-:•
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nsaiI ices -
He Pr
Prices at Hensel], 'community
sale Thursday were::
.' Weanling pigs; ^$7.00 to $11'.6O;'
chunks,= $125O.,.to .$15.10; "feeders;
6.5 to. $23,00; sows, 54.00 • to
$6600 '
; boars u '•to ,8boars' a' oand;
-Holstein---calves, $7.00, M .'. $14.50,
Durham >calves, : $30.00,,' to. $54:00;
butcher cows up to $18.20, butcher.
-"steers to $26,3WO�
,uteherrhe7fe '
up to $23.40.
`` A total of 460. pigs and 170 head
of cattle and calves were sold.
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ANNE'. HALL
r Feb:: 6t
News of Sippen
Congregation -Hear
Annual' Reports .
11EWV'S OF .'NSAE1i
HENSAL +
.0 OF ,:C MEETING .PLANS
LA.D . N T,:IGH .DISCUSS PAPER
�ES`
Hensall Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. John Henderson,' return
et'f r their anuar meeting m-
e cion ria,wic o
e meeting,.
1 u-
Ladies' 'catered b the Legion a e
yD Aux
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was
The annual meeting of 5t, A-`
draw's Veit. "d Church lavas held "an:
Tuesday'ev.ning Janu r 2T; pre:.m o air J y t g"
Vi' ..Lgi HallF dy, h htok RyMcLean,. 12, ,son ofM
ceaded by a ;pot -luck supper, ltev.` the form of, a .diner etz g,
MacMillan,:unable: o. attend,ow-
ii an
k c
o ill ass R L
in t n Rev_ cook, . .
Mg o � � ihary.
;was chairman, and 'Emerson Kyle
for the Councillor Mrs. Minnie Noakes Sunday,. Be is :,reco-vering : nicely
was appointed secretary o �vas a •special guest,' A • lengthy at South Huron Hospital, -Exeter.
meetln , discussion .centred" around.the Nelson'Meclinehey, ,of Clinton,
Favorable reports were given by newspaper, Hensel]. Observer, formerly .of Hensall 'w s guest
all organizations. .John R. -, Cooper, whic the;cl bare sponsoring. The piano soloist on•M'Lady Program
Verne Alderdice, Orville Workman- R p
ed on Sunday to-Napanee.
Ray r, and
Mrs. Ken McLean, suffered a con-.
cussioxi when he slipped ant "fell
on, a patch )f ice 'at his home on
February meeting on the 25th will
have a guest speaker, from ape
Bell Telephone, The Club hopes" in
either April or' May to have a lad-
les' night; and"hope to have Gode-.
rich, Sea£orth and Zurich clubs and
their wives
The choir of; Cannel. Presbyter-
ian C1iureh ,met of the :home of Mr,;
and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall on :Wed:.
nesday -evening fora social. even-
ing and
ven-ing'and to• honor Mrs: Dougall, the
organist and choir director, with a
presentation; in appreciation of her
Mrs. W row
-valued`, is Wm..Brown
sery esn
nt tie `=a dye's and
e he pr s s.
Mrs.; Harry -Hoy and `Mrs: ,Bever;.
1ey Beaton made the presentation
of a lovely hoating"tsad-altefresl�
Merits were served
• BiingQ -W inexs
---. _ _ _ -H TMe. i
-Burgo wknners at Hensall Legion
bingo;Saturday were: ` Mrs. `Glen
McKenzie .(2); : Mrs., Minnie Sang-
ster; Roy Kenney Exeter (2); Mrs:
Robert Baker, Sr.; Bobby Szmle;
and Albert: Johnston were appoint
ed'to the:board of Stewards for a
three=year term.• .Robert •McGre-
gor avid Archie Parsons were nam
ed inembers of the board of trus
tees: , ':_ y
-a-IVFry andMrs;-hiss-Faber-'were;
pleasantly-surlirised'on Wednesday
evening when 18 teenibeis ., of -the,
Young People of, Bayfield Baptist'
Church reet:.at their homer ,Lunch
was;served'at the close of.the eve
nin - . and an en•o able- time „s �nt
'together. .Th following night,
e. g >
g
e" a r- irst=:eddin --
-oceasian b in th it f w
g
anniversary, - another group. of, 25; -
of
older "memliers and.: relatives
_
.both:�_Mr- and_Mrs-=:F'aber drove -in.q
•sttrprising "them" a' second: time_
Mr. and- Mrs. -Taber; were, pres
ented ,with•:. --a-- aboek ,.;,e ititled :
Through Gates of -Splendor. The
presentationwas :made -by"Rev. L
Bodenhaina ; of ;Bayfield ,church:
Contests Were enjoyed. by all ; .
The World,Day of Prayer Service,
is being; held •iri ,:Kippen; United'
Church - Friday, February;,! 13; at
United
The ladies' of -Brucefield;
United Church are -joining ,with•the
Kilipen .women in :the, prayer , sera
'Vice -All th'eladies�of the congre
gation are invitedf to attend: as
Mr. and Mrs. ,Dupont and chit
d'refe who,'have resided::;a few
months in. -Mr ::ilobert •Cooper.'s;
house -moved 1�Ionday to Hensall
into one.'of Mr,Ed;" Fink's; apart-"
men"ts
--aM-r- and': -Mrs: Norman Dickert.
visited Sunday . afternoon with Mr:'
and_Mrs _rack�Dickert, of Harris.-
ton.
Mrs Harry CaliwelI liar been
confined to "her home with a` throat,
infection.7
Mr.. and •Mrs. 'hom.• >3tii~ke,, "-of'
Wroxeter,• visited, Thursday With
the latter's - sister and brother -in-
law, Mr and :Mrs. Wilfred'1Vlelhs.. ,
The • congregation of St. An-
drew s. United Church .were pleas-
e2i.'to havt'.'.Rev.: MacMillan back:
in. the., pulpit . Sunday; `after being:
absent: several Sundays. through ill'
Hess.
" 'Master Ray McLean, 12 -year-old:
son`:of, Mr. `.and Mrs- Keii'MeLearf "
whir bas been hospitalized. a, week,
Iii =South :Huron= HeapZtai ,.Exeter,
returned home on Saturtia,y,
Mr and:Mrs.'Don• kyle,'•of Zur
ich, , visited :Sainday' with their par
ents; Mr and Mrs. Emerson, Kyle::
and-' Jim
•The ladies of the ;WMS of, St: An-,
drew's United Church hel'd'a brief;
meeting on :Wednesday•`of . this:
week which Was •followed by a
quilting bee; -two• -quilts be]ngafinn=:
•fished.
1yIrs,-Ste-wart=Beattie, Of --Wing,
Pani, was the'guest: of ,hernmothe:r;
Mrs. Robert McBride' .and Lorne
over the -weekend.
- `Mrs Robert McGregor spent-
Monday in London.
Auspices'; o£ Comorangemittee Hall Property,
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LUNCH -.
Admission 40 Cents:.
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eed a n extra bedroom
No reason to let the Iack of ready cash delay needed
improvements to your home, With a lowcost .B of M.
Farm Improvement •"Loan you .,,c4n.carry out your..
plans -now while workmen are; not tied up on: outside
canstrtiction.
3, .oLM arlii :Improvement Loans . are _:inexpensiv-e•, -
---only 5 0 -interest per •annum and you can repay ;
. -- them in instalments suited` tb your individual.
needs and :circumstances.
If you have farm ina rovements on your. mind . Wintertime err
you P is the best time mAi . ._.
redecorating. the house, new - plumbing or for indoor .farm
electric wiring, nova- or a paint job on your ' improvements.' 1
house in :the lipring..,why .not talk to your Workmen are
B of M manager today about an F.LI,. - avail- more readily
• available and
alle fol any worthwhile purpose about the farm. pa•
ces are .
Offen lower.
'Art or yourcoo et
our /order, , . , /roe nt ae bPa ch.'
Hensall Brunch KENNETH CIlltISTIAN; Manager
R' rucefield.:(Sub-Ageney). , Open Tuesday and Friday
WbRKlNG W1114 CANAbIANs; IN EVERY WALK OF LIFte. SINCe 1817 '..
on' CKNx-'TV,. Wingham, on Wed-
nesday ,afternoon,, and played two
lovely' selections.- .aaa
Word ...was received of the death
t
of.. Dlnnenn McEwan ` 85, a native
of Hay township, who passed away
la the_. Peace_ River...District.. A
Dominion land surveyor, be -was
unmarried and had been in.. the
West for some '50 years. ".Surviving
are four sisters and one brother.
The ladies Of the • congregation
of Chiselhurst United Church:met.
in the •school room of the ebureh
da •and uilted o
astedne .
s
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custom quilts Sxt en ladiesere .
resent, -and a• thick.dinner was.
served
Mrs :
W
illlam. S , left Wed-
nesday
nesday -of this week by, plane ',for.
Louisville, Kentucky,- to join her
husband,- manager . ofa.General
Coach Works, who: is there on busi-'
ness. They expect to return:hem,
Mr: and Mrs, Bob 'Caldwell mov-
Miss ;; Pearl '. Tideswell; • Clinton; ed on Saturday into the home they
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Mrus's.tin'WesSea' Veforth neer; Paul
(2Z Boa; .Bill purchased;, owned'' -by the late Mrs.
;. .,Norman Isabelle Daniels
Mattson, ralVliaa ' Hannah Murray;'
"special,: 8111 •Anstzn,..Seafertb.`Jack
Pet' this ,Saturday will;. be $105 in"
Mrs:-••Sim---•Roobol: ,,Mrs -R
Peek; Mrs.. A; E Orr, Mrs. Len'
Purdy ;'and Mrs W..Dilling were
in Clinton on -:Wednesday, -attend
mg a-asummary day -:for etheaproa
ject, "Sew :to,•save dollars •to make
-sense "—Oev-r;.200-:attendealfroiri. all-
over Huron County.. Mrs
Alhster, Home' Economist for Hur
rn -County and Miss Dora Burke,
-of the :Home Economies Service
Toronto, were -in charge -
Clay "Austin,' --
a ecountant at the'
Bank of •Montreal, la, -attending a
BankMontreal course in Toron-
to, February 2` to 13:,
Mr. and Mrs; Keith Lindsay and
Pamela, who • have been vacation>
ins with the ' latter's ; parents;'(" Mr.
WINCHELSEA
Mr._.and- Mrs. • Harold Tit jWe and'
Mr. and -Mrs Ray Cottle;�iuese :Sat=`
urday evening `visitors with . Mr
and Mrs. Bill Walters. '
Mr and, .es Newton Clarke vis-
ited- on-•Sundayrwitb--Mr,- and- Mrs:
Bev Morgan and- sons:` at RR, 1,
Hensall, '
Mr,• and Mrs.•,Bill7Gilfillan an&
ianalYaa of, Exeter; -visited on _Sun_:
day with 'Mrand Mrs. C Gilfil
- Mr and —Mrs Bill -Walters visit=
ed on • •Wednesday. with Mrs: Wal-
ters' mother, Mrs. "Clarke, of, Far -
Mrs
; Fred-Deitiridgof .._
, Ridge
town, spent the weekend with his
parents, 'Mr.. and: Mrs. Horace Del-
bridge.:
el-
bride
g. . _
1.1ernsall- United
Flames Officials
:The annual congregational meet-
ing Hensall United Church was
held: Wednesday : evening. The
meeting. was preceeded by a pot
'luck; dinner, Rev.; Charles D. Dan-'
lel .chaired the,,meeting. and Jaynes
McAllister was secretary.
Raised -for all purposes during
1959 Was $1659527: Report of the
Session showed: baptisms 16, mar-
riages 8, burials 16; memberships,
received- by -profession ' of faith 12,
by letter 8; removed by death 12,
by letter 4; increase in the year ,4.
Total •membership is 460, with an..
average ,attendance at Communion
services 175. •
New members tothe session are
Harvey Keys, Clem ,Christie ` and-
Walter Spencer. New' -members to
theBoard .of Stewards are -Ian Me
Allister, Rodger Veneer. John Cor=
nail; Edisari- -Forrest-- and a Robert
Roweliffe, to, replace Mn. Christie.,
"Nominating committee; chairman,.`
Howard Scene. Mrs. Ken •Elder
Mrs. Norman Cook,: Don Joynt and
.Ross . Forrest; flower committee,'
Mrs. George Thompson,,` Mrs. E.
L Miekle, Mrs. 'W, -R. Dougall,.
Mrs. S. .Mitchell, Mrs. George '
Hess,. Mrs.. L. • Chapman; ushers,
chairman, William' cuss, J. TraW
quair, M. Lavery, J. Clark, ,I Drys-:
dale, R, Cook H. Seane, W.'VIickle,
R. .Jinks.. J, Heal, L. Bay, E Chip -
chase;' representative to Huron
Presbytery . Men's Council, Elgin
Roweliffe, ..representative , to Pres=.
bytery, Walter Spencer; auditors,
R, J. Paterson and Jamey : McAl-
lister. r •
- The -steering -committee -'.formed
previously by the official board is
to 'Survey prospects for more ade-
quate Sunday School aecornmada
tion; -and was given the-greenlight
to go' ahead and review- costs,
building plans, etc:; •and report to
a later meeting of the congrega-
tion, It was agreed to continue the.
present form of the annual'. report,„
but to add the names of,' all the
family contributors ' without the
amounts, It, was agreed to add four•
new members to : the Sessibn with
a view to delivering Contmunion
cards to the members of the con -
gregation the previous week be,:
fore- each Communion. sert'ice
The minister, Rev ' Charles D.
Daniel, and his wife, Mrs. ; Daniel,
were --called to the _ front 'mid Mrs;
Daniel was presented with a•floral
arrangement- of flowers - mums
and- snapdragons=in appreciation
of_;their-aeevicesto the congrega
• •Dne hundred and orty sat down
for supper. The men of the con-
gregation, under 'direction l of .`lack
Drysdale'.'and Dave Kyle,' put.up
the tables. The W,onien's ,Mission-
ary Society laid the tabs; the
Evening Auxiliary received the
food and arranged it under Mrs.
Ken, Elder, ` and the Senior Young
People, , under Mrs. W. Spencer,
served the table'; '
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general In view of.the disregard by p ub-
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lie -,of the recentroclamation'.:issued bythe
p.
Town Council,, re the confinement 1of dogs,,
agtheyare no. to run. at large
and the fact that x t
at any Aline, the Council feels that chargeses
must be laid 'under 'this By-law.
,.ny owner or harbourer of a',
dog who allows it.' to: run , at
large can—be sitminoned- into
Court, The fine in a case of this
kind kcould= be .50.00 -and costs. --`
_.... $
e: Council. and- myself would ask all esti-
zaps concerned to c om. ly with- e . ws. and
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avoid the -eon sequences.
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