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ews of Aubum
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eelVir„ and Mrs, Robert Cralg and
Ilderten, agent the week-
end With the former's parents, elite
and Mrs. :SY, J. araig:,
and Wilfred Sender-,
Sere Mise Minnie Wavier, Welter
Wagner, Earl ertengbliete visited
friends gitehener on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson, M.
and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
any, visited Mr, and Mre. Will-
iam Kruse, Kitchener, on Sunday
Mr. and Mree Allan Billing end
Mr, and Mrs, Fortune, Avroea,
who recently bought Me, and Mrs.
' W. Good's farm, moved in last
Thureelay.,
• Mr. and We. Guy Cunningham
- and Teem ai Christena, spent
Sunday in Stratford,- -tha guests
e** their cousins, Mr. and. Mrs, W.
• R. Meintyie,
Mrs,' Marguerite ()bonen was
chairman of the CommeiciaI Sec-
tion of District No. 5 Secondary
School Federation held in Wing -
hem on Thursday. The district is
from Kincardirie to Orangeville.
T Mrs. M. Cobb who has been. vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Albert Camp-,
bell, has returned te her home at
I -limerick, Sask.She Was accerrip-
anied by, her sister , Mrs. leick
Gardiner 'who will speed the win-
ter there.
Ladies Aid
President, Mrs. • Ed Liavies;
secretary -e theasurer, " Mrs, " Roy
Daer; aseistant, Mra, W. Sander-
son
Mrs. •LaWson extended a vote of
thanks to all the officers for the
splendid work accomplished • due -
leg the year.
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. •. but was unable to find
enough superlatives to describe
the' way„ he felt abqut South
End Citi'es ,Service..
CITIES SERVICE
et, .• y VulVeti\
1ti• I w,,,/ wt. •Tiki
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- Mrs. Raithiey offered the 'cleeing
Preyer. TJehoSteee eerVed dainty
refreshments,
Mr. and Mrs. lames Jackson;
Mia Margaret eT.ackSon, 1\fre,0.
M, Straughen, Miss Sade Certer;
visited Mr. and Mrs, Herb Mog-
ridge at Bremptere Mr, Allogriege
who. suffered a stroke seine time
ago is able to he in e wheel ehair,
'United iellenek Welee.
The November meeting of Knox
United Church Woman's Missionar CeeietY, was held in the Sun,.
day Sehool Auditorium, .aleesday
afternoon, November 6, with leers.
K. McDougall in charge, and Mrs.
W. 3, Creig, pianist. Mrs, J. Jew,
rein read the .Seripture. The her,
afds responded; Vies. r, iron, °brie -
tan stew.ardshipeand Mrs, G, 011.
Ian, temperance, .A, duet "Live
Closer to les;" was sung by Mrs.
r, Plaetzer and Miss S., Carter,
after which Mrs, R. Hiltz and Mrs.
W. ,T. •Crig gave very excellent
reports of the West Sectional
reeeeing atBlyth.
An account of the -work 'of
Chrieetan" missions in Malar end
Indonesia was ably given by Mrs•
Q. Anderson. I1rs. E. Taylor fav -
owed with, mouth oegan pelect,
ione, accompanied by Mrs. K. Me-
Ladies- Watching Proceedings At Angus Sale
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far* Management Service
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• It :eres the end of -e. long attempt:in for these ladies. Who attended the reduction sale of Aberdeen
Angus held by Stewante Middleton, Triple A Farms and. Fergus Tuenbell, Blue Lake Farms ;et the
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Middleton helm. last week. There was a fairly large crowd in attendance to watch the black cattle
' Up for 'dilation. '
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Dougau.
Top Price Cow From Triple A Farm
Mrs. Wightnian, the president,
took over for. the business portion •
of the meeting and piens • were
made for the Christmas meeting,
the packing and distributing ief
boxes for the shut-ins .and. the ex-
ecutiere for 1957.
• After singing a ' hymn, Mrs.
Wightnian pronotmeed the benecl-
rresbyteriliat WMS.
'Mrs. Carl Govier opened her
home for the November meeting
of the VMS of Knox Presbyterian.
"Church.: The peesideht presided
"and gave the call to worship.
• The . devotienal,, period was in
'charge of* lefre. Frank Raitleby.
The Scapture, John. 15, chapter le
17 was read in unison. Mrs. Rath
-by geee. talk, on sarrie and offered
prayer,
• The rollecall was answered by
a verse from the book of Samuel.
A reading was given by Mrs. Herb
Govier. Arrangements were made
• for the Christriaga meeting • to be
held at the home of Mrs. F. Ross.
• The chapter irethe study book
was taken by -Mrs.. Ed Davies. The
•offering :was received and Mrs.
Raithby Offered the dedicatory
prayer. •
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UM. Edgar Lawson presented
the following slate of officers for
1957 which Were accepted: hone
orary president, Mrs. E. Lawson;
past '-president, Mrs, W. 'Good;
president, Mrs. Wes Bradnoek;
first' vice-president, Mrs. Donald,
Haines; second vice-president, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson; recording sec-
retary,. Mrs. A. Letherland; assis-
eant, Mrs, E. Lawson;. treasurer,
Mre: F. Ross:
,,Mission Band leader, Mrs, DOn-
id
liaines;* Mrs. W. Sanderson,
Mr. G. Dobie; Glad Tidings Sec-
retary,„Mrs, D. A. MacKay; Home
Helpers 'Committee, Mrs. Roys
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FARMERS 2..;
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We are tshipping cattle, every Saturday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We Will
pick them np at your farm.•
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights.
• Seaforth. Farmers Cooperative
0. Srlflunt, Manager
Phone ---Day 9, Evenings 481w
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CLAY -PIPE
An end to this "lead pipe cinch'
business! Because that curious -looking -
object up there is an unglazed, vitrified
day pipe house drain more than 5000
years old . and still in perfeCt„ton-
. &don. This was no 'Surprise to US
, because, like present day Vitrified Clay
Pipe, it was acid and alkali proof, with 11114
complete resistance to any Chemical
idiom, Specify the best, most durable
house drain of all, Vitrified Clay Pipe.
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Limited
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• This Aberdeen Angus cow, Pride of Triple A 7th was -the top
price animal at the reduction sale held last week ,on the farm of
Stewart Middleton, RR 3, Clinton: She was sold to Mrs. Marion
Edevardsi Aiva (centre). At the left is Fergus 'llurnbulleiBlue
Lake Farense Grand Bend, who Joined Stewart Middleton (right)
in the sale. (News -Record Photo)
Bayfield Folic
Honour Minister
And His Bride
(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
The -pastor of Knox Presbyter-
ian Church, the Reverend Donald
Macdonald: and bride were honour-
ed On Friday evening at a congre-
gational gathering,
Following a sumptuous dinner at
7 pm., served by the 'ladies. of the
congregation in the church base-
ment, Robert%McVean read an ad-
dress and presented the newlyweds
with a beautiful White blanket.
•n Mr. Macdonald thanked the on
gregation and Mrs. Macdonald' al-
so, expressed her appreciation quite
charmingly,
•Mrs. Macdonald stood with her
husband and met theernenebers of
the congregation as they, advanced
individually to offer best ,evishes
Daer, Miss Minnie Wagner; wel-
&kale andewelfare, Mts. K Govier;
flower conemittee; Mrs, Ed Davies.,
Mrs, D. A. MacKay; student and
press :seeretary, Mrs. F. Ross."
Organist, Mns. D. A, iVfarleay;
•assistants, Mrs. Donald Haines,
Mrs. J. Houston; nominating com-
mittee, Mrs. W: Gond Mrs, Ed.
Davies, Mre. Roy Daer.
••Goderich Township
3VIrs. D6rothy-BOWden and Terry -
Sue, Fort „Elgin tared Mrs, R. B.
Patterson,,Tara, spent Sunday with
MI,. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton.
Mr. Patterson, who spent ten days
at • the Middleton farrn, returned
home with therm
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HOLMESVILLE
• Sergeant_ L. E. Morton has gone
North on a hunting trip. „ -
Mrs. James Harrison is 'visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, • P. Harrison,
Goderich
Mr. and MIS. N. Heard and fam-
ily were guests on Sunday of Mr,
and leirs. J. L. Heard Clinton.
Bert Trewartha is a patient in
et. Joseph's Hospital, London, and
is coming along nicely, following
surgery, last Saturday.
Rev! G. 'Eagle, °ramie Street
United 'Church, will be guest
speaker at the HolmesviileeeTnited
Church on Sunday, November 18,
He Will give his report of the Dom-
inion Ct1ncil whfch was held this
fall at Windeor, Ontario.
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Mr, and Mre. Victor Taylor,
spent the vieekendeeisiting friends
in London.
Mrs. Goldie Graham, is in Torte
onto this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Robinson and family. e
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Baird, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Jones, Mr. and
Mts. John 'Stanley, and Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Baird, Jr:, attend-
ed the wedding of George Allen
lelinkhamer and Miss Celeste Mad-
eline Boike in Detroit, last Satur-
day.,
Ladies Meeting
Eighteen members met at the
Grahams -for the monthly- meet-
ing of the Stanley Ladies' Com-
munity Club. Five visitors and
nine children were also present. ',
In the absence of the presedent,.
Mrs. Ed Glen, the vice-president
occupied the chair. The roll call
was answered with "A Question
Box". The collection amounted to
$7,72. Two thank -you, cards were
read, one from the Miss Grainger
leteinorial Fund and the other from
Mrs. Jack Taylor.
During the business hour many
discussions took pleee. A party
will be held at the school iin No-
vember 23. •
Mrs. Betty Graham conducted
an interesting contest. After the
benediction the hostesses and tinir
group served lunch, A The ' next
meeting, will be held at the home
of Mrs. Sohn A. McEewan. The
roll call will lie /answered by an
exchange of 25 -cent gifts,
VARNA
1VIr:. and Is. Hollinby and son
LONDESBORO -'Paul in companY With Gerald
Clarke, Pillson Drive, Windsor,
spent the weekend at the latteres
home in the village,
Ur. and. Mrs. Fred Vodden and
ffireily spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs., Bert Shobbrook.
" Mr. andMrs. 'Harry Dtirein and
Mervyn were with, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Webber, Exeter. _
Mr. and Mrs: z4.1.1 Gaunt, Ken-
neth- alid Faye, visited with Mr.
and Mrs., C Purdon atBelgrave.
Mr. Mary Beaporn, Edythe anti
Harold and Mts. Joseph Lyon vis-
ited With IVIre and Mrs. aosepb
Pearson, t,h6, onSuridayee
M. and Mr. Leonard Vodden
and family and Kenneth Vodden,
Paris, visited over the weekend
with Ur. and Mts. Wesley Vedcten,
Mr. and; Mrs. Henry Youngblut,
and family Niagara Falls, visited a
couple of days last week with the
former's•parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3oe
Youngblut- -
Thomas Colson, Arthur Colson,
Nelson Lear, Jartiee IVIeZwirig,
Weldon Tyndall, Watson Reid and
Harry Sturdy are taking a hunting
trip in the Braeehridge area.
Mr. and Mrs, Alva McDowell,
WeAtfield; Mr. arta Mrs. /thdrew
Gaunt, Lucktiow.,- Mr. and Mrs.
Thterson Ilesk spent Saturday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. t
Gaunt and farnily. ee
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and , congratulatiens.
, The bride, wheels from Noeithern •
o Farmers Viant
comigoa 'TOWNSHIP
Aim Ifra•
The- ,S$ N. 4 c4,oderich Town -
Ship rarM'Formn met at We home
of Mr, and 1rs . Irvine Teibbett:
The reale topic, "What bOut Vatan
Management? .1 was elisussed, -
It was deeided that the individ-
ual fanner might use, e farm man,
Agenkeht service vOlien farming op-
eration loses money fer. a Period,
or when considering storne;:meve
enterprise,
competent Vann .Manager
should be made available hy, the,
Provincial government with P.
nominal fee, being paid by the hi-
dividual assistance. A
fund of over several mUlion -dol-
lars has been set ueS by VS. con-
gress to provide epecial farm mane
?gement seeeicee, this is being us,
ed to provide workers wbo will
help farinere .With their indieltbud.
problems,
Games of .euebre and "500" were,
Played during 'recreation. Lunch
was served The Tlext Meeting will
be at the, home of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Labile. •
FR,IENDLK Fpw.
(By our Constance Corresprulent)
The Friendly Few Farm Fortim
net at the home of Mr. and AetS.
Earl Lawson. The discussion 'was
on Farm Management.
We didn't think that one man
to visit 30 or 40 farmers and show
them how to manage- their farms
would be a wise system, but if the
farmer wanted advice he could go
to the agricultural representative
and he' "-yould -be Willing, to assist
the tamer with his problems. If
such a scheme of having "a farm
management plan ever came into
effect we felt sure the farmers
would have -to pay for it them-
selves. ' •
The next meeting will he held at
Mr. and Mrs. Rose MeGreger's,
Progressive euchre was -played
with/ prizes going to high, Mrs.
Verne Dale and Frank Riley; low,
Mrs. William Dale and Wilbur
Jewitt. Mrs. Verne Dale serves
lunch next meeting.'
-Half aernillion new dwelling
units have beenebat in Canada en
thee last five years.
Ireland, was forrnerlya missionary
fn India. - '
• During this ham eiening, H. H.
Orthond showed coloured pictures
of Beyfield, and William D Aim -
strong scenes taken, on a motor
trip to ClintoneTowa, commencing
with views in Michigan.
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PARR L1NIFORUM
(By oar •llensall Correspendont)
Parr Une Farm Forum met at.; -
the einele of Mr. arid Mrs. Rosa:,
Love with 24 Members. present,
„la what eiretunstanCOS might the,
individual fan er in yeur
hourhood use a farm Menagernent
aerviee"
tion. we eah get rrn farm mag. -
azines and papers and our agricul,
gtuertatiingrepardeesgeuatep
ntativersiceifsw
for eIurer
products, we could manage Que.-
selves.
Who should pay ,.for it ?,e Who,
shoeld operate it, universities, prbe.
vinelal departments pf asgrieultUre)..
gfaarmnizaOtrigbantnizzationts, eornmercial ore -
This forum does -not think this.:
farm management ervice is neces-
sary We feel that if this plan..
wee'. put inte, action there would,
be an increase in production and',
therefore, there would be a grater
surplus of goods on the market,
and naturally the prices would
drop. The farmer would have more -
work for the same amount of mon.
ey. We feel that the fanners,
should have more of the consture.-
er's dollars.
The discussion was followed by a.,
few games of progressive euchre..
Winners were: ladies, 'Mrs, Charles-.
•Robinson, Mrs. Glen Weide; gent..
lemen, Eldon Jarrett, Ken McKay,.
The next meeting is review night:
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ger.-
den Coleman,
• LIVE WIRE FORUM
(By 'Mrs,' Ted flunking)
The Live Wire Farm Forum nit -
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne:
elunking with 19adelts aW. six
,children present. s
We think that- these services are
already available now through our -
agricultural representatives, feed:,
ma:gazines, fertilizer companies,
etc, The farmer should pay fort
the ,service.
James McDougall led the( buste-
ness period when it was decided to.,
discuss "How 'the Federation.
should be financed? .and also the-
Cliristmas meeting next Monday. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James.
McDougall,':dards were played ande
lunch Was served.
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FIFTH. ANNUAL
FALL HEREFORD SALE
At Clinton Fair Barns
Thursday, November 22
- at 1,4o p.m. sharp
10 -Bulls — 6 441 Calves — 19 Females
• .40,11 Bulls Eligible for 25 % Government Bonus
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