The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-06, Page 6TIM
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lhT EXI?OSITOR, SE23F (RTH, ONT. FEB, 6,
959,
TAKE, vOTICE that the ,A-nnunl Meeting of Producer Members rifd'erth'
County 'Hog Producers' Aisociatian will be`"Converled: at the hoof.of 1:3P
J�.•$.T:,
ori„;: -.Thursday„ February. 12, ut the Cat Y3ail,ii the Village of
Milverton, for tlae'purpose of the conduct ,gf• thQ proper busineew of • the annual
meetix;g, the election of oirrcers .aid the election of voting delegates and, alter,
mute- de7 tee, dO IN 'BAR1dETT, .President: FRASER GIBE,' Secretary,
' TAKE 1, QTJCCE that the Annual Meeting'of the Producer -Members of .Perth
County. :Group of the Ontario Hog Producers' Marketing, ,Board be convened at.
$ g.nt., E,.S.T., on- Thursday, February 12, at_the ,Community Hall in the Village
M}-lverton, for the purpoRe of•the conductof the proper tusiness of the annual
Meeting and the election of representatives (delegates) to the District. .log Pro-.
Aliceie Committee, JOH1Q BARNET'r,. Chairman ; FRASER GIBE, Secretary.;
• TAKE NOTICE"' that the Annaal Meeting of the Producer. •Members • of the
Ontario Hog Producers' .Co-operative 7n the ,Pe,rth. County Group -.be convened - at.
' ¢ p m , E S T, oa Thursday, February r2, at the. Community Hall 'in the Village::
of Milverton, for the,purpose:of tTle eonddctof the props-t=buazriess of the_ annual
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meetiri¢,' thelution of delegates: and:'alternate delegates. JOHN BARNETT,''
Chairman; FRASEeGriBl}, Sepretary '
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'For for Mare information PHONE
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Between 7;:30 and .'.Week.'I)ays
6:00. and,aturday Evenings
For --cows >no€iced in --:heat un, Sir iday liormmng, do not call uni
l Monday''morning•. .
We Have :in-Semite-Rik-Beef=Brill
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VM/ i 6 I N G'S (' JAMES SCOTT HOST
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A quiet welting took place t BURINS- ., W.M.S. M�
S Ins Chikrch a t. East,
Hamilton, on Saturday, Main
•31 at Thee January me`etmg of Burns'
5:00',p.m., when Dorothy , Juan WMS-.and Ladies' Aid was held at
,Smith n Edward Green a ehan _,' the home of Mrs, James Scott oned:.
d + w x g .Wednesday. ;T11e, meeting VMS 191) -
the
p-
th zdaughter of th; The bride id , ened by Mrs Seott _who• offered
the`daughter of the late.. Mr. and
Mrs.• C_ M. Smith, of Seaforth, arnd i Prayer. Mrs. _Colson gave a read-
the groom is the only son of Mrs. g, .The Roads .We Travel 1, lOn
the New Year." •A beautiful solo,
Eihel. Green, of Hamilton. .`My Task, was sung by mrs.'Ld;
The bride was: given iti marriage Bell,: accompanied by Mrs. George
by her brother, Dr.; D. G:.Siiaith,. of. Watt. :;The scripture `rea`ding , by
Cleveland, Ohio. She looked. lovely Mrs. John Riley was takenfrom°
in a•candlelight pure silk peauLde• Isaiah. ].x, verses 1=9,
sole .ballerina length gown. ,with;: a e• stud ^book
fullbell• skirt. The ailenceloi lace , Mrs: Lear gave_the. y
)odic° 'was fitted with a bloused on Canada, which referred to the
jacket and' the decolletage neck -.two Canadas";a stranger to; our
line was finished- with a; bow at country might: 'ee. Though. both:
the waist and it had three-gilarter ,loyal to the Queen, there are two
distinct . religions„ Catholicl, and'
)racelet sleeves: She wore a small
matching. 'at with ' i e .: Protestant; two langga:gesy English
a ii a, tx in_.of al n. .Bch: -'It also -spoke oke of- the
celon lace' and scattered seed 'and :Fre sp
D AID
.roved. The financial re rt of.
proved.
the Ladies' Aid : for the aSt ' year
F
was . given by Miss 'Jean Leiper.
A :thank -you note was ; read from
Wingbaiu TV Story Time for a
donation. reee%¢ed,.- .
The meeting was closed with
prayer,; by, Mrs. John Riley. Mr.
F. Phillips, the photographer from
Seaforth, took pictures of the .lad-
ies. These are to be used in the
hook for the Centennial; celebra
tion,next June. A lovely lunch was
served by Group'1.
,Jt:UL4. •. ,
LOI, EUCHRE Miss Beth'.'McEwirlg, of:Kitchen-
er, and Miss Marjorie- McEwing,.
of London, spent the weekend •„at.,
January 28;, in the Orange Hall. the home .of their ;parents, Mr. and
Prize winners were: ladies, first, Mrs. John McEwtng• and fatally.
Mrs. Elmer-Townser1d;. lone -hands, .:..Nti:_aud Mrs: GordonRichard:-
Mrs. Milton Stewart; low, •Miss • son visited on. Sunday, wth..Mr.'
Marian Coutts; men, first,' Eph- and„Mrs. Ward,Knox and Shirley,
ria'm--Clarke; :lone hands, `Borden
Brown; low, Harry Addicott. ' Keep looking -- .keep living!.;
earls matchingsli err and:: increase in the use ,of alcoholic
gloves in candlelight
l Fitght 'satin.
She beverages .in Canada in the' last
~
carried •a white prayer. book with .few gears. It referred to the great
pale green orchids. • importance. of the rural church.
Mrs: Lloyd. Field,- of Port -Credit;
was, matron of honor, .wearing a
Dior -blue -pure-sill- biller-izta-length-
dress with a bell skirt and -bzracelet
length” sleeves. She wore -a small.
contrasting blue close -fitting' flow,
1.,>7La_tteruwhere you 'travel you,
will find many of the top officials
in church work got their. own first
're iglous instruction in ,a small ,vil-
lage or rural 'church.
The meeting was .turnedo
> ver•to
Wesle Roe
mr`Mrs
erect;hat•.and atching gloves:,;_„and._the _P.,--esident..-- y
carried a 13ior blue evening bag;-vrho reada_phem._from the Mis
with ;:white camellias
Mr. J. M.' Waite,'• King's• Road,
Burlington; was groomsman
A r.ecegtion was held at ,the home
of Mrand `Mrs,, J. M.•w'ait; 727`
King's Road, •Burlington.
The bride, donned: a willow green'
dressmaker :suit with softly;' draped in the church on Friday, Feb.: 113.'
lacket; slirri- skir-t and bracelet: -This will be-inkplace-;of-the regular.
ength, sleeves and, a dose:' fitting meeting 3twas`-ec"di ed-"1-ot” end
flower aid sillz pntaLhat She;:for remnants to�le_used�o WMS
wore; taffy_ . .bred: ki'd shoes and: work.,..Mrs...i oea closed .this ::part•
carried a matching ;handbag She:;',of the' meeting with prayer:
also, Wore a: brown' Persian land)' The. Meeting'. was taken over. by.
jacket with a. sable trim'' collar; the Ladies' 'Aid:. Mrs; -John Riley:
for their wedding trip to Jamaica; opened the meeting with the 'theme `.
- Guests present from a distance, hymn and prayer Minutes,' of the
were Mr ,„.and Mrs.' M E:. .Smith; last .meeting werereadand ap
sort' Mr and' lVirs _C._:A San
Wind
derson Hamilton, ,''Mrs. M. Lind
say,:; ialpilton, -,Mr Lloyd;>Fzeld:
Port; Credit;.. Mrs.; D.:. A,:_Smith
Cleveland,.' Ohio, and Mrs. B. Per-,
kins, Hamilton.
sionary Monthly. The roll call was
answered. by the paying of :mem
ber's,fees. The minutes of the last:
meeting were read lty. Mrs. Watt:.
Mrs. George Smith gave a report
of the _year's work of the WMS.
Plans' were; made .for. the , World
Day . of Prayer, Which `.will be ;;held
HARLK
Visitors at ,the home of Mr, and
rs. James Scott' on Wednesday.
evening were: Mr, .and, 'Mrs: Nor. -
..man Shepherd, of Clinton; Mr. and'
Mrs. Jim 'Arinstrong, .of Clinton,,.
and 'Mir- and Mrs.'Nelson Lear,.of
Londesboro...;
' MBSs Lois Ann: Somerville,' of
Kitchener,:. visitedduring- the week
end; with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, ,Archie Somerville and fam-
ily.
Miss Mary Lou. •Roe, of Strat-
ford, spent last weekend with Miss
Lois Roe, of Kitchener, '
Mr. and Mrs, Join Fairserviee,:
of Blyth, visited on Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. James
The L.OL . held a successful.
euchre- oh We'dnesday;': evening;
, Proy'en by 15 •Year °
of leadership
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WORLD. DAY- OF PRAYER :
The 1959. --World Day of Prayer
service comes '`this ` year 'from;
Egypt, where a 'committee of nine
women representing the :Anglican:
coliticTEvangelical (Presbyterian)
and ---Coptic Orthodox, -Churches,•;
-.worked on it in Cairo in-happy-fel=;;
lowship. Theme of :the service is:
"He said, .'Lord,. l' Believe', -and
we Worshipped Rim."
A`service will beheld atNorth-
side United -Church •on : Friday,
February° ;13, at 3 .p m.; ,with all
woni'en of, the .area invited to at-!
Also BlIiIS of Alk :the Dairy'>Breeds Whose
Offspring Are the Profitable -Kind.-
BETTER: CATTLE :FOR BETTER 'LIVIN
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Hul-lett Council
I -f Ilett =township .columil`-headed'
by its reeve; William. Jewitt, war-
den of Huron C -aunty, Monday ap-"
pointed: Clifford .•Saundercock as a::.
.mem:her:Of'the IteWaShin .common-, .,
ity hall hoard. Mr S,aundercock
will act in '1959, replacing'treorge •
Cowan
Harry Tebbutt •. ;township; eferk
willladvertise 'for .tenders, for
crushing -12,000: cubic. yards `of
gravel for' this, year's road pro
gram Deadline for bids is': Febru
art' 28. • . 5
A.'grant; of $25 was made to the
Iluron County. Soil.. and Crop Im
prevenient Association.. The town=
Ship. will 'send :representatives'to.
attend the annual convention this ,
month 'in •.Toronto of . the ,Ontario
Good Roads' Association.
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