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The annual ruetin" of the WMS
and WA of Cav Church, Win-
throp, will be held, on Friday, De-
cember . 4th.Secretaries of each
department will give reports at this
mieeting, The' installation of the
new. officers will be held at the
close of the meeting.. Circle one
will look after.the study book and
Circle, four, the lunch. The annual
Christmas tree and.,coneert will; be
'h 1d on December 11.° , •
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AFTERNOONS, " ;DECEMBER
9th, 16th and 23rd, and on MONDAY,
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THURSDAY EVENINGS, DECEM
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• Commencing Saturday, January 2,
stores will close at 6 p.m. on Satur-
day nights, for the Winter months.
or Chamber
Seaforth C ..amber
:: ofCommerce•
ffolth Meetln€
Linton
Agroup of ministers fr'orn sev-
eral denoi ivations,, alongwith
other interested lay people, heard
Dr. John Linton speak ,on behalf -
Of the Canada Temperance Act in
First Presbyterian Church on Mon-
day. Dr. Linton, as •secretary of
the -Canadian Temperance Federa
tkii, has had wide experience with
the egis,tant =efforts of the liquor
interests to enlarge their 'enter-
prise. '
He emphasized the fact that
while we .must approach the ques-
tion -of the use of alcohol from- .a
scientific basis, using the' educa-
tional facilities at . our _disposal to
remind • people ,ofthe• nature of
alcohol in its effeett yet we must
recognize, even as �ur 'lathers be-
fore ;us, that there is a legal and
a political side "td the problem that
must be attended to with, despatch.,
We in Huron are presented with
an _opportunity now. to "write into
the statute books°'our approval of
the •C,T.A, If we miss this oppor-
tunity now, it may not come our
way again fbr some time, he said.
A question period followed the
address and then the ladies from
the local churches, convened by
I
Miss Jean .Scott, served •a •lovely
lunch, The ladies were thanked: BY.
the Rev. J, Green,, itif Brussels.
Rev. J. C. Britton thanked "Dr. Lin-
ton for; being present.'
WALTON
Miss Marks E. Moivbray eelebrat-..
ed her 90th birthday November, 15,
with a number of. friends calling
on her '
Recent visitors at the home of"
Mrs, "Maud Leeming were,A,Tr. and
Mrs. Alex ' Butler, Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs. Linton; Windsor, and
Mrs." Robert Mowbray, Toronto
uggest Bull
afety ' Idecis. Tl
1 re Easy On 'Bull
Hooking achain_,:.onto-a.bu11's
ring. might make it easier to catch
a shy bull but, you could hurt him.
badly if • youattempt tm
o tie hi.
up by • the :ring. There's too`, much
danger of, the. bull's =nose', being',
torn;apart if' he "spooks",'
Says" Ontario Department of ,Ag-
riculture Safety expert,:
who- is -always ontthe`lbbk.-
oiit'for good lsafety-;ideas "If, a
bull is. to -be tied in the pen: with
a chain, loop it around, the horns
and . pass it through' the • ring. A
Full should only be
tied directl to
the'. ring when he.is-also tied witlr
677 eek strap' 'or. halter. And. the'
rope, or chairs' attached" to.. the, ring
should be, longer than the :strap q"r;
halter so if the; bull is frightened
or pulls back quickly, the big part
of the weight will bo on:thei neck
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Optometrist, .At
Toronto Course
J. E: Longstaff, Seaforth optome-
trist, recently '= attended a three-day
Seminar on Corneal Contact Lens-
es in Toronto. The educational.
seminar. sponsored by 'a national
optical manufacturer, was :con
ducted by Kevin M. Tuhoy, of Los'
Angeles, California:
Mr, Tuhoy, the inventor of the
present-day Corneal contact lens,
is presenting his lecture series in
Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg and,
Vancouver.. A staff .member ;• - of
the White Memorial Hospital and
the College of Medical Evangelists
in Los :Angeles, and a special in-
structor at the University of Cali-
fornia at Los :.Angeles Medical
School. '•:Mr. . Tuohy is: an "intern'
,tionally:known authority 011 contact
lenses.
FIRST .CHURCH YPU
First. Presbyterian Young , .
Peo-
ple's,meeting . wa°s held on Stin
day. .Plans .were -made for the
candlelight service, which is to be
heldon December 20th It was de-
cided, that . the •4GCIT would take
part . in ;this' service. The offering'
was taken which amounted to :32e
Hugh Gorwill, will be -guest speak-
er. .T'he groupextended good ,wish-
es to Ro'n McIntyre who iss leaving.
to make' his home in London. ;Rev.
D L. Elder closed,' the meeting
With the. Lord's . Prayer, ',followed:;
by the benediction.
Another safetly idea that Wright'
suggests is a'low-cost bull pen for;
bulls with horns. Inside a woven.
.wire pen -fence, '.run a • strip . of
electric 'Wire-lat your waist level
(eye revel to the "bull) to keep the
bull quiet Now prepare the .bull t(1
leave the ;electric fence ,alone..
"Abb'ot' one inch. from the end of
one horn • bore a hole big enough,
for a` No. 9 wire to gothrough,
.Snugly," ,he explains.:".push the
wire •:through, far enough that you
can, :grab ,,the end and turn: ,back
an inch or so. With the Long part;
start wrapping the•wire around the
the horn towards the head, ;From
three to fouvraps will dq:"
the 4.-76:4,•., tun ,the:• wire'
through a Asengths of light `weight
ohain Then start to wrap the wire
up the other horn and into whole
'as you did"`on- the first horrid 'he;
dds. "Then,' Jet the chain,. drop,
past or through the ring in his nose.
Fasten't}ie chain., to the ring with
a short, piece: of wire• and 'leave
about`10'to' 12.j inches 'hanging. The
chain will 'touch -the electr'e:wires
anytime the' bull gets near, it' and
will keep • him gitite ;quiet; . and in-
sulators wont' be torn, off ;by the
horns, if they're wired, in this way,"•i
he concludes.: ,
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