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Matt .Murray `
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President Secretary, -Treasurer
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Dublin is bringing out all its
green cloth, in preparation, for. the
.annual' St.. Patrick's Day. However,
in Dublin, March 17 isn't the day
of the ' celebration. - Saturday,
March -14, the Dublinites will trav-
el to Toronto to: join with former,
Dublin `citizens to celebrate this
honored Saint's day,
This year_ will mark the fourth
annual St
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5.
party Y
in
To-
ronto. Attendanceresults of:
,the
first three, ventures and current
•sales -indicate another, full house
this year,' Committee members are
Gerald K. Hdiland, r Thomas ; G.
Butters, Mrs 'Leo Ryan Mrs and- M
Nellie -Ackroyd:•
An original idea" of Dublin _de
scendants in Metropolitan ,Toronto,
the annual event attracts 'about 200,,
attending with about 50 to 60. from
the Dublin. area. Y,ittle program is*
planned, with the event being an
informal get-together, and a time
of renewing Old aertuaintances.,
'Dublin has claimed the Seven-
teenth` of Ireland as its big day,
in past . years, and up until four
years ago had always - celebrated
-in Dublin. With the move towards
the larger centres by many citi-
zens't.the idea of an annual reun-
ion'caXrte�:about..When Dub Hui hall.
was. closed, there was no longer
anyplace large enough fora giant
homcoming and the St. Patrick's,
party idea in Toronto was -formu
hated. This year's event will be
held at•'the=Alderwoed Plaza.
ST. C GLUM
BAN
Miss Loan Dalton, ."Brescia, Hall,
Londal,`�'and Miss•-oreen Dalton,
'Brantford, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Dalton.
Miss Cleo Bowman, Miss.. Clare
Malone and -Miss +.,Mary ;'Catharine
Roach,".Stratford, -Miss" Beatrice
Maloney,: Waterloo, 'and Leonard
Maloney, Luean,'at their homes.
Con:Holland, London,. is visiting
Mr. and; Mrs. J. J.- Holland.
Miss Anne Marie McMillan, 'St.
Joseph's Hospital School of Nurs-
ing London, - .with Mr. and Mrs.
William' McMillan.
DISTRICT-, FARM. WINS
(Continued from Pagel)- • 742; Jack Broadfoot, :733;- Donald
schools in . Hurob, at • Groderich,
Clinton, Seaforth, Winghan:l and
Exeter,
Mixed Grain
special feature of the °Fair was
the co Petition for mixed
gr
an
,
which called for success in -the
practical .use of the combination
that .is. most common in crop -seed-
ings_;on Huron farms:;- The rules
for the competition .provided -that
the entry,; should. be a 'bushel -of,
Mixed :' oats ,d been gand barley,_ from: a
crop thathad . row n ':'as a
' .
mixture: First prize in the class;
went- to Luther Saunders, RR 2,
Seaforth; who is:one of the leading
exhibitors at the 1959• Huron Seed
Fair; -second ~panne in' -the -mixed
grain class 'was :taken.by-Robert
Fotheringham;. and third by Lewis
P Doyne; RIt-5;-Seaforth;
Arrangements far. the -1.959 Seed
Fair, were Made lay; an, executive
headed by Delbert Geiger, Zurich,'
•
with William • Clark, RR 5, Gude,:
rich =and Clarence Shaw; :Wing
ham;' ,as vice-presidents.'` Secre-
tary-tres'urer of the Fair ,is Doug=
las ;Miles, agricultural representa-
tive for Huron; and. :assistant, sec-
retary-treasiirer is Miss Mae.Cole-
Man.
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- Judges for grain and sm a seeds
were Keith -Hillier, tondon, of the
plant prodlicts, division,• Dominion
Department ;'of Agriculture; 'Glen.
Anderson of.Lihe-,-field_hu'sband�
department, •; Ontario'Agricultural
Ta h Pais
College; ;'Andrew. Mc vis
ley.,, Judge for 'hay, corn,e turnips
and `potatoes was Norman S;chinidt.
Of Mildmay.
Entertain At', Tea
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•FOf � � Ide.
Mrs: Ray' Brown - entertained at
a.' trousseau tea on ,•+March . 4 in.
-honore her--daughter-y-Ruth, bride --
elect of this _month Mrs.:,Brown;
assisted ' .by Ruth, . received the
guests at the. door.
Mrs. -Rosa B'roadbot, of ••Kippen,-
:it . _M r-.
-assisted-in-the-ka eheit.:Mrs . • µ.
ray: Tyndall, Brucefield, . aunt of;
the -bride; served in the afternoon;
and Miss Marion, Turner,' of
ich, served in, the ,evening. Mrs.
• Glen Bridge; `of Brussels, sister of'.
the bride, displayed the trousseau':
and gifts.; z
The bride was the recipient' of
manY 1 eautiful and usefill- gifts at,
.numerous : showers held `.in: , herd
-honor
GROUP 2 N RTIiSIDE' W
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.The -Match Meeting 'pf'Group2,
WA o o d ; ni e' 'Church,
ffNrhs eU td
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was ,held' at the home of Mrs. G.
Addison. .with a good; attendance. ---
Mrs. H. I3ugill opened the meeting:
by reading a . poem . entitled,.
"Spring': A hymn' was sung; fol
lowed' by a prayer by 'Mrs, .-W,'
Leeming. Mrs L. 'Carter .read .the'
scripture lesson:• Theron call was.
,answered by giving :the, name of.
e`-' o � 'rater -e tin. -..-b k I have
�h. _.Sri st a s g . oo
read
It was,decided tp have a Royal
Doulton China Show and Tea in
Ma Hans to e madeY
,at-the-next
, P b x
meeting Tbere'are to be films, a;
speaker anis tea :Mrs. R.',Savauge'
read • a much ' appreciated .Easter
`LEGIQN--LADIES'. A)\TXILIAIY ,
The monthly -meeting:.of the Sea .
forth Legion.• Ladies' Auxiliary 'to
Branch :156 was • held in :the Legion
room with 26 • ladies .liresent.',,Mrs.,
, C'Little
monthl door
:Wen- ;the Y.
prize, President:. Mrs. E. Jessome
;opened • u the meeting; Secretary'
Mrs 0, -;,Little ; read the •minutes
of tti ,las;t meetin4^ lliliss T. Forbes
gate the` treasurer's report..
. The. birthday party to'be held en
ril45-was-discussed. Auxiliaries
from Wirigham ;Brussels •and Blyth
ha e been invited, coria nittees for
`penny sale and draws.;for the par-
tywere: appointed.' Mrs,:Janet Me-
'Gregar..gave a,report, on,the euchre
in ;
-party held February. ,:Two
more
parties ;are planned in -March.
The Zone,'Rally, ta,;be held m
Seaforth en May 13; -..'Was: further,
discussed, The `mystery'.. prize ,was
•
won by,: Mrs:-Barliara, .Snell
- peeial .prize, by:: Mrs., Maty Chap
as -donated b
el This prize , w Y
P.
,Mrs H:. Brown; Ali
aster b x s
lie erit'_to_,the _:_auxiliary's .adopted
veteran at Westminster Hospital,
London.
.: The .'annual treat for: the; boys
taking part in the Legion -sponsor-
ed 'Saturday. rneraing hockey will
-this year be • °held 'early rn ApriI.
A thank=you card was:, received
from -:Mrs.. H. ,Nesbitt'A_ donation
of $5.00';is 'to be sent to the
towel"Disater, Fund,
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r is :were 11VTrs; Van. Loon ,aid'.
her daughter;-Wha: spoke .informally-
oneir return tri Holland.
til P to
This •proved most:: interesting and:=
iriuch information' about .Holland
:was gleaned
A social; half-hour followed with
a couple ofcontests being -;engaged
in. Lunch:' was served by Mrs•
Rowat, and: Mrs.': .L: Carter.. Mrs.'
Leeming ';moved a vote of thanks
,to •`the 'hostess, .lunch' committee•
and those taking part
McKercher, 733. Members of the
second -place team were Gary dew-.
itt, 737; Norman • Cartwright, 657;;
Charles Houghton, 615 ,
The winning Seaforth team 'cap-
tured the pew ;Topnotch trophy, of-
fered €or''ar(nual -competition.
In individual' competition• first.
,
Place in 'the , senior division, • for
competitors, 29 years or Younger,
went to ;Murray Gaunt, Luclpiow,
with 764 points; second to Bruce,
Colernan, Seaforth, 760. Gaunt 'wins°:
the Crop :'Improvenient' trophy. ' • ..
In the, intertediate 'division for•
boys aged 19 or under, Glen Coul=
it with
Brussels, was first tes,RR 5 s
,
712 .points, and William Strong,
RR 2, Dublin, was second with 625.,
In the junior -division, forboys
itt -
X7 or younger, Gary , Je w RR 1,
Clinton; was first with237 points,
andDon'altt I Kercher`-, RF 1, Dub-
lin, was second with 733. 4.
In the:;. novice class, : Charles.`.
Houghton, RR 2, Clinton,<was-first
with '615;. and, ]toward Hendriy'k,
-Centralia; was second •with
In.the Junior. Farmer team com-
petition, only ; one entry + was re-
ceived, from , sSeaforth Junior'
Fanners,' represented by William
Strong, Bill• • Campbell_;and-:Mae
Stewart They •'were- coached by`
The . junior,;judging Competition-
w•as. directed by Arthur Bolton, as=
sooiate agriculturali representative.
for •Hiirbh, assisted by Bruce Mc-,
Corquodale, Stratford; William Mc-
Bride;:__Walkerton,_,T.,m
`'Haagsa,
London;., Boyd Taylor, - Walton;
.Mad -Bolton,- Markdale; ..Earl.Mc
Spadden; Seaforth; =,Murray ;;Daws;
son,' Hens all; ,Ronald:. • McMichael,
Wroxeter;• • Zan McAllister:;and
.Z rich Carl Hem
Mrs: McAllisteru
ii gway Brussels; Miss Helen Wil
son, • Clinton. •
• Judging Contest
Number 'of entrants in 'the` junior',
fudging competition•'at 119_,;set a
new. record -for -thtiannual-:.feature
Fair
of the Huron County' Seed
Five- high school district's had
entries in.a team judging compe
titian; wan by Seaforth„ with a
total . of 2,208 ;points.' Second. `place
went to Clinton, "2,009, and -third to
Wingham,,, . with • 1,858. Goderich
P.laced fourth pritt 'South , Huron
fifth.
Members of the ,winning Seaforth
• team `;were- :Robert ,F'otheringham;
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Y' Gary wJewitt , won the' Crop 'Im-
provement' trophy' for best ;score'
in junior or novio~e, class
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B steel` of edium or late oats
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Jack:•Broadfoot :Brueefield,`'Lu-.
Ther` Saunders;;RR' 2, Seaforth
Lewis
P. Co ne ' RR 5'
Seaforth
Early :'Oats Robert P Allan, .
Brueefield; Robert 'otheringbanr;
.RR .3, ,Seaforth;; J A:: Jamieson,
'RR4,-Seaforth•, James,;Carpochan;
RR 3, Seaforth;_ Ken Ryan, , Wal
",ton; Andrew Tugnbull, +RR 2 _Brns
sets..-
ce Class—Oscar Kieffer ,
liR1. Wog ream;; William. Dennis,
:Wilton; :Jack ,Broadfoot; Rodger
Kieffer, RR 1; Wingham;, Bert Al-
Lucknow.
I -:'n-` -Dghaallm. V;i't heat 'FoWthaelrtinr-hSahFrDeoetn,
„Walton;;Roht.
atd Ryan,Walton; Jack Brdfoat
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Malting ',Barley --Robert other
Jack Broadfoot;,
Luther
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`Saunders; Douglas' Jamieson, .RR
4; CIinton,-Ken- Ryan, Walton;
LewisP' Coyne:.
Barley; other.'.than malting var-
ieties - -ran .`_.Hicks,: "Centr`alia,;
Ken Carnoehan,: Seaforth; "Newton..
Clarke;' ; Woodham; , Rebert P.' • AI
Tan; Robert Eatheringham; R."N.
Alexander Londesboro:,
Fiel,'d , ;BemisRehert::.P 'Allan;'
a -Bill Char
'Robert Fotheringh m,,. y
ters; RR' 3 Kippen; Ross McBeath
RB 3; Kippen;•Gary Jenes,,,,RR 3,
Kipper,; Norma Geiger,`.RR
'Small seeds,', general: class -Ken'
Alion;'Lucknow,.;.flax; -R. N; -Alex
a-nder. Londesboro millet.
Late riot toes.-I(utandiii Sebago,
etc ���i R Tltutba%IensaJ?=An--
drew .Turnbull,';RR 2, Brussels; R.
Y McLaren Hensafl; George Wal-
ker Hensall- ''Douglas Hughson,`
-Exeter Robert Allan, Sr Bryce
field
Earlyrpotatoes (Cobbler, Chip=
newa, etc-) Andrew. Turnbull; R.
P.- Allan R "'Y:: 'McLaren, ' :Earl"
Rowe, - Hensa1l °Donald- Coyne,; -RR
5, Seaforth:
• Hybrid 'Corn; Y2 ears Robert;P.'
A11an, .Robert Fotheringhanl, Rosa
Marshall•Kirkton, Robert Broad
foot, •Bruce€ield; . Jack "Broadfoot,'
Brucefield;.-Torn Hern,, Woodham.'`
Bushel , of - turnips; ' not waxed—
Retie', belberque, Brussels; Ken;
Carnpclian, Seaforth
Alfalfa • Seed- Luther Saunders,
'Robert.: Fotheltiiigham; °Tom. -1 ern,
Woodham -
Timothy Seed=Luther Saunders;,
R. N. Alexander, 'Jack .Broadffiet
J. A. Jamieson,. Robert 'P. Athan,.
•Donald. Ryan, Walton: -,: • '
Mixed Grain', :(oats and barley'
:grown ;ash a mixture) — ,Luther
'8aunders Robert P TAllan .Robert
Fotherin'gham, :Lewis P.• Caine;
RR 5;•Seaforth;Jamies.Carnochan,
° 8 Seaford,;: Kennetli--Canio
clian,'RR' 3,. Seaforth.
Junior Classes
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PACKERS,
Junior Qat classes, half bushel
shown - by 4 H. club member—Nor
man Cartwright, Londesboro; Rod-
ger Kieffer,' Wingham, .Ronald
Herr, :'Woodham, Wayne • Bern;
Woodham; Kenneth", Ryan; ,Wal-
ton; Donald Ryan, Walton. +'
Juriioi••Rarley,Class-Robt. Foth»:
eringham; Sack Broadfoot; , Laur-
ence Taylor, ,Londesboro; • Donald
Coyne, Seaforth. , '•
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Junior Corn 'Class—Ralph. Fink
ibeiner,`• RR 2;' Crediton Muriel.;
Cornish}, RR 1, Woodham; Robert
Fotheringhain;-.-Doris---Cornish,,, ; RR'
1, Woodham; Jack Broadfoot..
• Field Prop Competition Sample,:
Oats--0"Sear Kieffer, William Den-
nis, Walton; Lewis P Coyne. •
Field Crop 'Competition, Barley
-,--Robert Fotheringham,- Lewis'' P..
Coyne. .
Field Crop Competition, Hybrid;
Corn=Robert Fotheringham; Rob-
ert t Broadfopt, john -g, :Bell,
Seaforth
Ten -Bushel' Class, Oats—Robert
P. Allan; 'Andrew'Turnbull; .Whit-
ney,, Coates,' Centralia; John:Pick-•
ering,, Dashwood; 'Bruce Tuckey,
EXeter; Oscar.' Tuckey, RR 3,;:Fx-
eter.
Ten -Bushel. Class Barley --.Frank
• Hicks, -Centralia; Newton Clarke,;;
Woodham; Robt P. Allan, Charles
Prout, Centralia; J: :M '•Taylor,.
Winghariti; Jack Broadfoot, ;
First -Gut' Hay,, in bale — Oscar;
Kieffer,- Wingh'am.; R6ss Marshall,
Kirkton; Robert •Fotheritigbam,;;-
H'uron County 'Home, :Clinton; A1-
Betties, Baeld- •.
Second Cut Hay, in bale = Baily
Charters,, RR 3, ,-Kippen; • 11.. B.
Taylor, RR' ,3, Walton;' Kenneth
Carnochan; Walter Shortreed, R'ob
ert Fotheringhain. - • -
Field -chopped 'Hay Richard
Procter, RR 5, Brussels; Robert;,
Procter, RR, 5,- Brusse15; , IL.'B.
Taylor.; -
Specials:. -
Sp'eeial prites..Hybrid. corn Spey`
tial, . Robert Fotheringham, Ross
Marshall; 13uilett, Federation .of
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