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Our Best Wishes to you for a Very
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS 1958
For service 'or more information on our artificial
breeding service, call collect to:
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7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays & Holidays
NOTICE TO HURON AND
BRIME COUNTY MEMBERS:
A meeting for HuitON COUNTY members will be held
on Friday, December 20th, in the upstairs hall of the Agricul-
tural Office in Clinton at 1:45 p.m.
. The BRUCE COUNTY meeting will be held in the Com-
munity Hall at Formosa on Monday, December .23rd, at 1.45 p.m,
At these meetings you will hear reports on the Unit's
operations, a speaker 4nd you 'will nominate a ;director to serve
you on the board of the Waterloo tattle Breeding Asseeiation.
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A. new type of Poultry short
course is being offered at the On-
tario Agricultural College from
January 13 to January 17.
The title of the course—"Poul-
try Industry 1958," implies that
recent findings of poultry workers
at' OAC at OVC, and elsewhere,
will be discussed and explained.
The ,course is designed to meet
the needs of specialized producers,
sales and service personnel' and
others interested in the latest de-
velopments in the poultry indus-
try. It will be divided into four
sections: management, disease,
poultry products, and the poultry
outlook f6r 1958.
No fee is charged for the course,
and board and lodging is available
in Guelph. Those who are inter-
ested in further information should
write the Poultry Department at
Agricultural College, Guelph..
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See Your
Neighbourhood
CITIES
Miss Jessie, L. Metcalf, Detroit,
Was home over the weekend,
Don, Kingsbury, Dunclas, spent
the weekend at his home in the
village.
Mrs, J. Pease and Ervine Pease,
London, were in the village on
Sunday,
James Copland and Ronald' Mat-
tingley, Sarnia, visited thd Rever.
end E. J, B, Harrison, on Saturday,
II-AC Alvin Shea, Camp Borden,
visited his sister, Mrs. Warren
Carson and family over the week-
end.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson
and Master David, Detroit, spent
the Weekend with the former's un-
cle D. A. Atkinson,
Mrs. Malcom Toms left on Sun-
day, to spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Westlake
and family, Kitchener,
• Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barwick
and Nancy, Mooretown, visitdd'
Mrs. Barwick's aunt, Mrs. J, E.
Howard on Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baird, Lou-
der', Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ander-
son and Francis, Science Hill, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs, E. 3. Sturgeon
on Sunday.
Mrs. E. W. Qddleifson who Was
at her home on Math Street last
Week returned to London with her
husband who vas also here for the
weekend.
Miss Ruth E. Haman went to
London on Saturday, for a few
days. Miss Irene Loftis who has
been her guest for' six ,who ac-
companied her and went on to her
home in. Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Walls,
who have been visiting their aunts,
Misses A. M. and E. J. Stirling,
and other relatives in the district,
left on Thursday for their home
in D'Arcy, Sask. They were ric-
companied by Mrs. Smith and
small son Jerry, who had been vis-
iting relatives in , Hamilton 'and
other points. They were also the
guests of the Misses. Stirling over
Wednesday.
OA At The Mt
'the WOmen's Ai.Pciliary of Trin-
Ow%astop"eT:eed 7b:t.:::
Thursday last.
ing anAdvent hymn with Mrs,
A. Featherston at the piano,
The rector, the Reverend E. J,
Harrison, conducted the litany
and opening prayers.
Mrs. 4minerson Heard read the
Scripture, St. Matt: 11: 1$-21.
Mrs. C. Knuckey read the mit-
Utes a the last meeting and a
summary of the year's activities,
Mrs, R. J. Larson, treasurer, re-
ported all committments met, and
very small balance on hand,
• Mrs, Percy Weston read the
Dorcas Secretary's requirements
for this year.
Miss Lucy R: Woods 'who presi,
ded, also conducted the study per-
iod.
Following the cloSing prayers by
the rector, the hostess; Mrs. .Fm-
inerson:' Heard, served refresh-
ments in..clucling Christmas cake
and cookies, .-making it a festive
occasion.
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Soils and. Crops
Convention Annual
One 'of the many annual con-
ventions scheduled for the New
Year is that of the Ontario Soil
and Crop Improvement Association
to be held January 29 to 31, with
day meetings at the Coliseum, Ek-
hibition.Park,and evening meetings
at the King Edward Hotel, To-
ronto. This year's convention will
have as its general theme "Futur-
ama of Agriculture" and those in
attendance -will hear and see the
latest in agricultural develop-
ments.
Of Vecial interest again this
year will be "The Agricultural
Outlook for 1958" presented by W.
P, Watson, Othario Live Stock
Commissioner,
45th Wedding Day
Surprise Party
For Armarongs
;(OW our Bayfield Correspondent)
Mrs. William .kruistfong, Bron-
son Line, Stanley Township, ork,
tertained et a surprise party on
Saturday evening in honour of
the 45th wedding anniversary of
heg' 1111'-5b444'4 parents, MA and Mrs, A. A. Arnistrortg, '
They were invited to their son's
home for a fowl dinner at night
Later they were surprised when
guests began to arrive,
William Arrnstrong'S two child-
rem Winnifred and 'Aim dressed
as tiny bride and groom, opened
the door to the 25 guests, includ-
ing relatives; friends and neigh,
hours. Mrs. Armstrong was pre-
sented with a. corsage and 'Mr,
Armstrong with a buttonaire of
White carnations,
The evening was spent in play-
ing cards, after which William
Armstrong projected beautiful Col-
oured pictures of the, district
which he had photographed.
And not least in a very happy
evening was a delicious lunch.
For this occasion (the sapphire
anniversary) the dining room was
decorated in sapphire blue. • The
table done in white, was centered
with a wedding cake iced in white -
and blue, flanked by blue tapers.
On . December 19, 1912, Ruby
Whiddon, became the bride of Ar-
chibald A. Armstrong, in a quiet
ceremony -at the home of her fath-
er, John Whiddon. The Reverend
Alfred Macfarlane officiated. After
dinner and a social hour, the young .
couple drove to the groom's farm
on the Bronson Line. They resid-
ed there until eight and • a half
years ago when they moved to an
adjoining farm and their younger
son took over the family home-
stead.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong have
three children, Mary (Mrs. Gordon
Lee, 'Charlottetown, P.E.I.); John
and William, Bronson Line, and
twelve grandchildren. •
One of the guests who was pres-
ent to offer congratulations and
best wishes for many more happy
years together was ,Miss Josephine
Stirling a witness to their mar-.
riage.
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Altar Guild To
Decorate Church
For Christinas
(By our Bayfield correspondent)
The Altar Guild of Trinity
Church met at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Jewett on Wednesday even-
ing of last week.
Mrs. J. Cluff presided.
Mrs. 3: M, Stewart, secretary-
treasurer, gave a report of the
year's activity and reported dona-
tions received.
Arrangements were made for
Christmas decorations and fiowerg
for the altar.
The rector, the Reverend E. J.
B. Harrison presided for the elec-
tion of officers: honorary presi-
dent, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner; pres-
ident, Mrs. J. Cluff; vice-president,
Mrs. Lloyd Scotclimer; second
vice-president, Mrs. J. W. Jowett;
secretary, Mrs. C. Knuckey; treas-
urer, Mrs. J. M. Stewart. '
After closing prayers by t the
rector, the' hostess served refresh-
ments.
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OAC Wintertime
Poultry Course
Open To Farmers
Judge 'Corn Crop
hi Seaforth Area
,Tudging of field day crop corn-
petition held in conjunction with
Seaforth Fall Fair, and featuring
Pfister No. 2$ hnsking corn, has
Wen completed, according to Ag-
ricultural Society Secretary Earl,
MeSpadden, Seaforth.
Judge was A, 8, lVIcKercher.
Placing were: John F. Bell, RR
2, Seaforth; R. B. McMillan, RR 2,
Seaforth; Bob I3roatlfoot, RR 1,
Brucefield; Ken Stewart, 5,
Seaforth; John E... Henderson, B.
5, Seaforth; Joe J.Lane, RR, 5
SeafCath; Nick Whyte, Jr„ RR 2;
Seaforth; Gordon Papple, BR 5,
Londesboro (tied); LoWie J. Pryce,
RR 1,, Dublin, and Tom Whyte,
R R2, Seaforth (tied); Gary Dor-
ranee, RR 1, Dublin.
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