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To All Our :Customers & Friends
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• A MERRY CHRISTMAS
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• A HAPPY NEW YEAR: •
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LII.C4C,NOW SENTINEL, L,VPIC-144:
A EANT PRESIiTED AT,
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
The United CIiurch -Sunday
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SchOol concert 1 t Thursday
night took the fo . of a 'pee-
eant, "The Garden Of Christmas
Happiness" Which was enacted
With an impressive reverence. El-
mer Umbach presided at the or-
gan and the pageant was present -
j. under the direction of Willard
Thompson, with Stuart Collyer
acting in a leading
Orchestra music preceded the
pageant, held in the auclitoiiUm
of the church, with Sunday
School• pupils and teachers
Marching upstairs in a body: A
young. People's choir, locatedin
the 'gallery, sang, several carols.
A. chorus and recitations by Mrs.
JOnes' ClaSs were folloWed by the
chairman's greetings by Rev. G
A. Meiklejohn. The pageant open:
ed with the choir singing "Come
with Songs of Adoration". Mar-
ilyn Kilpatrick gave the prplogue*
'Other..members of the cast in-
cluded- Elizabeth Webster; Dick
• Murdie, 'Robert Treleaven,. Joyce
McNay, Reta,Collins; Teddy Coll-
.yer, Elaine *Nay, Ann •Craw-
ford, . Nancy ' Johnston, ',Donna
johnstori,. E. Percy, Jim Wilson,
Bob Irwin,Bev. McNay, EldOn
Wraith, Bill Robinson, • '
Choruses were, sung byMrs.
Hamilton's, class,..Mrs. •Drennan'S
class,' .Mrs.: Hunter's class, Mrs.
MCDiarmid'S Class, •Willard
Thompson's class. Bessie Reavie
sang the solo, "Sleep 0 Blessed
Bake" and Gladys :Kilpatrick and
Marlene IVfacLennati sang "The
.Happiest Kind ,of Christrnas".
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Word that 'Santa Claus Was
downstairs, took the :children
•trooping down to :meet him. He
Was in a gay and jolly,. mood
and as lively as W. L. MacKenzie.
The crowd joined - in singing
"Rudolph the Red Nose Rein-.
deer" with Mary Allin presiding
at the piano, before Santa un -
Packed hisbaand had his help-
ers dist- ributa treat to the,
chil&
ren. . .
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•,The Christmag meeting was
held in the Council Chambers
with a' good attendance. The pres-
ident was in the chair. The
Christmas cheer box committee,
was appointed and the roll call.
Was respondedL,.1_43 Iby donations
for the ChristinaS Cheer boxes,
Mrs. R. C. Robertson gave avery
touching Christmas: story. Mrs.
Steer gave ,a paper 'on Keeping
thespirit of Christmas all thru
the year, which was very .inter-
eSting. She also .sang a solo' o -
Mg Something for Others". Mrs.
JeSsie Allin. favored With an ih-.
etrUmental. Mrs, J. C. Arrristrong
sang the Christnias carol, "Silent
Night'% A contest was conducted
by Mrs. A. J. Wilson: The Queen
.crosed the meeting • after which
daintY, refreshments :were serv-
ed by the conunittee in eharge.
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"1believe the time has 'come
when We should start to do a
little more culling", said ,George
Kenneclry, Lucknow, president of
• the Ontario Hereford Association,
sPeaking in Clinton. last WedneS-'
day at the .annual meeting of the
Huron Hereford Association.
• At several -auction sales this
year, said Mr. Kennedy, Purebred
beef bulls sold for less- money
than they would have brought as
baby beef. ,
• "There were a few too many
bulls offered this year", said. Mr:
Kennedy. "I think we Hereford
elves . a
breeders would dO 'ours
-good turn. if we turned more Wits
s used
into steers , and perhap
'those steers to get more boys .aid
if club
girls started in beef ca
• were'.
As evidence that. there has not
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been enough culling of purebred
,Stock, Mr: .Kennedy..cited , the
prevalence Of line-backed_cattle
at auction sales: "There halve
been more line -backs in the' past
six or seven years than ire 50
years before that", he said, -no;
times have been; alrnott too pros-
perous. We could sell almost any-
thing in the line of purebreds,
and these off-color cattle have
gone to the new breeders. There
have been some new breeder's'
who .have come 'into purebreds,
and have ,-boUght a .little too
Cheap". While travelling the 'pro
virice this year as 'president of
the Ontario Hereford. Association;
said Mr. Kennedy, he met . one
new breeder who had eight fe-
• males, seven of ,them line -backs;
and another new breeder who
had. a line -back bulriand, females
among , which about half • were
line -backs.
(Hereford 'breeders describe an
animal that has a white line along
its backbone as :a line -back;' the
white along the back is regarded
as an, Off7type..marking„) „
Ontario , Herefordssocia,
tiOn has gained' 194 new 171pm-
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Thurs., 4cember 25, 20;27.
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• day complete, -and this PICture, will do, that, •
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Mon., Xuasi,4' Wed., Dec. 29; 30, 31
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BING CROSBY it's always --- •
*TOO Of The Morning"
with Barry Fitzgerald and 4111I Blyth.' •
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from the uSual routine of business and wish you yours• ' • ,
ka • - . A Merry Christmas. '• •• 0,. ,
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Granton; Alan Petrie, Dungan- story ik picture was shown. .by
non; Ralph Foster, R. 3, Goder- Rey. G . § Bauleh. Christmas
ieh. ' , . . ' readings were given by Mary.
MacIntyre, Harold Campbell.
Mrs. A. MacIntyre . and Mrs. G..
S. Baulch. ' • •. . ,
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The scriPtUre was read by Mrs..
T. MacKenzie• and prayers: Offer-
ed.
ed by .• Margai*t Baulch, Betty
Hamilton and Margaret Mac•DOU-.
' Mr. V. D•ue .faVored the group
with .a solo after which the aniz-
ipah 'benediction, :WaS • repeated.
'Rev.' BaUlch moved the' vote of
thanks and a sOeiai hour was -en-
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• FIFTY ATTEND' SOUTH •'
KINLOSS F.' 8‘' F.. NLEETING
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Oti Sunday. evening, December
21st, fifty people Met at the'home
of' Mr; and •Mrs. F. MacKenzie
for the:Christmas. meeting, Of the
Faith and 'Fellowship group of.
South . •
This being the Christmas meet
ing, a number ,of Christ/Inas Carols
were .surig and Christmas read-
ings were given. The Christinas'
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joy ecl '
a
bers in 1952, arid now has 1,191
members in the province, mr.
KennedY reported: "It's not too
many years ago that we didn't
have 600 breeders' in the province
•of Ontario". , •
Offer Cheques For Trophy.
An offer to the Huron Here-
ford Association of $100; to buy 'a
trophy for annual award was
made . Wednesday by Mr. Ken-
• nedy, :on behalf of, himself and
Heber .J. L. ' Eedy,, Dungannon.
M. Kennedy and Mr.' Eedy were
sale managers for the association
forthis year, • .and were allowed
$50 each toward"their expenses in.
organizingliereford auction sales. S
Mr. Kennedy, said 'he and Mr. til_
Ee,dy were ready to . turn back 1.1.'
the two, $50 cheques to buy a
trophy . for the boy or girl' mak-
ing
the highest score with, a S•
Hereford calf . in .4-H beef club
work in Huron, •or
Robin Thompson, R. R. 1, Be1.7.
Bel -
grave, suggested that there was
no. good•"reason to .expect Mr.
Kennedy and Mr. Eedy to stage
auction sales for the assOciation.
at their own expense. He pro -
r, posed that the purchase a a tre-
ll ' phy should -be by the 'association.
ti The matter was referred, to the
1953 board of directors.
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,g -•The, beef ' cattle industry in
AV, South America was reviewed .bY
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• Dr', Jame S Henderson, Guelph,
ki . head of the department of inech-
•i* 'Line at. the •Ontario --Veterinary
College, Dr, Henderson recently
11 -spent some time in Argentina,
ty, Brazil, Chile 'and. Uruguay on
••-speCialized !Veterinary work*
As An Expression of Sincere t
' Thanks and Good Will
• we extend at this time ,
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THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
, for
• A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TIME
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THOMAS HACKETT & SONS,
•LTICKNOW, ONTARIO
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S. B* Stothers,secretary of the
Canadian Aberdeen -Angus As;
sociation, brought , greetings to
the Hereford men.
, Frank 'Thompson, of Wingfiain,'
was elected president for 1953,
succeeding Heber J. I; Eedy
• Dungannon, Mr. Thompson pre.
sided 'at the meeting in the abt,,
• sence because df illness of Mr.
Eedy. ' • . •
•.0ther •officers, elected for 1953,
•are: hon, presidents, George Ken-
'nedy, Heber J. L. Eedy and and John
McGregor, flensall; 1st vice pres..
• Maurice Hirtzel; Crediton; 2nd
vide pres., Stanley JacksonKip-
pea; Sec., John. Butler, Clinton
directors, James Neilans, 1..;:mdes-
boro; ROSS 'Eedy, Dungannon;
Bert Mason, Ripley; Robt. Hem,
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Parliament. wish to take this„ oppoitunity.
.of wishing you all
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
:and
A. HAPPY NEW :YEAR.
Sincerely yours,
D., BLUE, IYI.P.
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