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CLINTON NEWS-RECORD THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 11, 1958 PAOV NI I
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Hensall Rebekahs
1:hrismas Party
,(By our Musa _Correspondent)
Amber Rebekah Lodge held a
4e/ightful ..Christmas party in the
lodge hall last WedneStlay evening.
The ball was beautifully decorated
With 'Christmas emblems and a
airy decorated tree.
The party was preceded by
brief Meeting, presided over by
Noble Grand Mrs. Inez. McEwan,
A !Marathon euchre after New
Year's is planned, Gifts for the
Children's -Shelter at Goderich
were reeeived.
A program of carol singing was
enjoyed, and a recreational, period
of bingo was in charge of Mrs.
George Parker and Mrs. Lloyd
Ferguson. M ern hers exchanged
gifts and luncheon was served.
Anson McKinley, R.R. 1, Zu-
rich, was chairman for the 4-H
Achievement Night held in the
high school at Exeter last week.
Mr. McKinley is president of the
Huron County 4-H Agricultural
Club Leaders Association. Among
the guests were Larry Snider,
chairman of the school board,
who welcomed the gathering; and
E. L. Woodley, director at West-
ern Ontario Agricultural School,
R,idgetown.
Arthur S, Bolton, Seaforth, who
is the associate agricultural rep-
resentative of the county, working
out of the Department of Agri-
culture office in Clinton, was in
charge of presentation of special
and cash awards,
Donald Hemingway, son of Mr,
and Mrs. -Carl Hemingway, Bruss
sels, received the Elston Cardiff
Citizenship Trophy for the best
all-round 4-H member. Don was
president of the McKillop 4-H
Grain Club, and stood fifth in that
club; belonged to the Brussels 4-H
Swine Club and stood fourth in
that club; was chosen as one of
eight 4-H members to represent
Ontario in the National 4-H Club
week held in Toronto.
Patsy Marshall, H.R. 1, Kirkton,
received the C, S. MacNaughton
trophy for highest 4-H score in
Huron. She received 975 marks as
she placed at the top of the Ex-
eter 4-H Dairy Calf Club.
Jim McNaughton, R.R, 1, Blue-
valet received the-warden's novice
trophy for the highest 4-H score attained by first year -member,
from Warden John Morrissey, Jim
placed third in the Turnberry 4-H
CaKr eCnnluebthwirap9p013e,poRinats.. 4, Sea-forth, received the John W. Han-
na trophy for being the champion
swine showman in HStron this year. Ken placed second in the Seaforth
4-H Swine Club, with 934 points,
total, with 95 of them earned in
the showmanship section,
Robert Fotberingbam, R.R. 3, Seaforth, won the trophy present,
ed by William A. Schmid, jeweller,
Lucknow, for outstanding achiever
/pent in 4-H Grain clubs, Bob re-
ceived 961 points, leading the Mc-
Killop Grain Club, of which he
was a member, and exceeding
points received by any other grain
club member. He also topped the
Tuckerstriith 4-H Corn Club with
957 points and South Huron 4-H
White Bean Club, with 922 points.
Harmon Brodhagen, R.R. 2,
Brussels, heading the Brussels 4-H
Swine Club with 959 points, earn-
ed the Marvin Howe trophy for
highest score in Huron swine
clubs. Harmon was president of
his own club.
Kenneth Papple also was pre-
sented the trophy for county
champion 4-H' gilt presented by
Ross Savauge, a Seaforth jeweller.
His animal received 395 points.
Rodger Kieffer, R,R. 1, Wing-
ham, leading the Howick grain
club with 945 points, received the
Russel T. Bolton' trophy for exhibs
iting the champion 4-H grain. The
exhibit received 290 points.
Bill Strong, R;R. 2, Dublin, with
958 points in the Seaforth beef
calf club of which he was presi-
dent, was given the wristwatch
presented by Anstett Jewellers,
Clinton and Walkerton, far high-
est score in 4-H Beef Calf Clubs.
Gerald Wallis, R.R. 1, Granton,
with a total of 956 points at the
head of the Exeter beef calf club,
for which he served as secretary-
treasurer, • placed first for show-
manship with 92 points, and receiv-
ed the trophy for champion beef
showman given by Senator W. H.
Golding. Seaforth.
Bud Yeo, vice-president of the
Bayfield 4-H Beef Calf Club, re-
ceived 388 points for his calf show-
ed at the Bayfield Fall Fair, and
won the Huron Hereford Associa-
tion trophy for county champion
Hereford calf.
Laurel Dale, R.R, 1, Clinton,
headed the Seafori:h 4-H Dairy
Calf Club, which with 38 members
was the largest club in the county.
She served as secretary-treasurer
of the club, and earned 951 points.
She was given the wrist watch
presented by Blyth-Auburn bran-
ches, Canadian Bank of Commerce
for the highest score in 4-H Dairy
Calf Clubs. .
Patsy Marshall, also won the
A. Y. McLean trophy for champ-
ion dairy showmanship, with 95
points in this section.
Harmon Brodhagen of the Brus-
sels club; Doreen Howatt, R.R. 1,
Belgrave, of the North Huron club
and Malcolm- Stewart, R.R. 5, Sea-
forth, of the Seaforth club, won
leather wallets presented by the
Stratford district Yorkshire Club
for highest' score each in their
clubs.
Five of the leaders of the clubs
received their Leaders Awards for
five years voluntary service. They
were Anson McKinley, R.R. 1, Zu-
rich and Carl Oestreicher, Dash-
wood, both with &Stich Calf Club;
Irvin , Trewartha, R.R. 1, Seaforth,
the Seaforth Dairy Calf Club; Wil-
liam F. Campbell, R.R, 1, Gorrie,
Howick Calf Club; Donald For-
tune, R.R. 1, Wingham, Turnberry
Calf Club; Robert McMillan, R.R.
2, Seaforth, the Seaforth Swine
Club; Eric Anderson, R.R. 1,
Londesboro, Seaforth Beef Calf
Club; J. M. Scott, R.R. 2, Seaforth,
the Seaforth Poultry ,Club, Top scoring members included; Bayfield 4-H Beef Calf Club; Don-
ald Lobb, 90; Franklin Yost, 940;
Ralph Holland, 933; David Orr,
920; Bill Blacker, 919; Patsy Mes
Ilwain, 918; Barbara Watkins, 913; Ray Baxter, 900.
Exeter 4-H Beef Calf Club, Ger-
ald Wallis, 956; Bill Etherington,
952; Jim 1.1Ysle, 926; John Ether-ington 923,
Zurich 4-H Calf Club; Bill El-
liott, 9011 Gail McBride, 865; Ron-
ald Thiel, 849; Keith Rader, 837;
John Erb, 835; Joan Elliott, 774;
Gerald Thiel, 726; Larry Merner,
701,
Bayfield 4-H Dairy Calf Club:
Donald MacKenzie, 914; Donald
Lobb, 910; Jack Dunn, 908; Barb-
ara Yea, 891; Gerald. Walter, 884;
Richard Harrison, 281; Merlyn
Hough, 876; Lois Rathvvell, 874;
Jim Harrison, 874; Bob Grigg,
872; Douglas Dunn, 870; James
Collins, 864; Betty Ann Gibbings,
859; Donald Yea, 851; Bruce Bat-
tles, 850; Corrie Brand, 832; Bill
Vodden, 831; John Radges, 831;
James Storey, 817; Myrtle Collins,
816; David Welsh, 808; Greg
Brandon, 808; Gerrard ,Van Nin-
huys, 805; Ronald Howard, 896;
Margaret Semple, 795; Edgar
Hough, 787.
Blyth 4-H Dairy Calf Club: Rose
Marie Hallahan, 888; Dorothy
Howatt, 883; Auke Bylsma, 880;
Sheila Henry, 869; Harry Bakker, 858.
Seaforth 4-H Dairy Calf Club:
Laurel Dale, 951; Gloria Boyd,
949; Wilma Dale, 948; Gloria
Carter, 931; Edith Boyd, 904; Bob
Storey, 901; Neils Hillman, 890;
Dennis Jewitt, 889; Wayne Hugill,
883; Judy Thompson, 881; Linda
Papple, 874; William Shaddick,
873; Fay Little, 872; Billy Murray,
871; Joan Boyd, 870; Mervyn Pep-
per, 868; Anita Hillman, $65; Shir-
ley Addison, 864; Douglas Hugill,
861; Joan Coyne, 859; Marlene
Pepper, 858; Cecil Bruinsma, 857.
Seaforth 4-H Swine Club; Mal-
colm Stewart, 943; Ken Papple,
934; Doug Jamieson, 931; Garry
Jewitt, 930; Winston Powell, 928;
Jack Broadfoot, 926; William Mill-
son, 919; Eric McIntosh, 905; John
Jewitt, 890; Douglas Hugill, 888;
Alex Townsend, 880;- Laurence
Taylor, 876; W. R. Scott, 871;
Bruce Papple, 859; Francis Hunt,
858; Kenneth Gemmel], 856; Jim
Papple, 846; Anthony Van Loon,
832; Bill Klein Haar, 830; Reiny
Van Loon, 822; Larry Burns, 818;
Donald Carter, 807.
This particular club with 22
members, registered 100 percent
completion.
McKillop 4-H Grain Club, Rob-
ert Fotheringharn, 961; Jack
Broadfoot, 951; Laurence Taylor,
937; Douglas Jamieson, 922; Don-
ald Hemingway, 909; Donald Mc-
Kercher, 907; Bruce Coleman, 896;
Robert Elliott, 887; W. R. Scott,
887.
Exeter 4-H Corn Club; Bob Gal-
loway, 861; Garry RowcIiffe, 852;
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Douglas Galloway, 849; Fred Hyde,
$1.7.
Tuckersmith 4-H Corn ,Club;
Bob Fotheringliam, 957; jack
Broadfoot, 953; Bruce Coleman,
944;, Francis Hunt, 910;. Ken Pap-
Ple, 887; Malcolm Stewart, 859;
Ken Ryan, 355; Garry Little, 800,
Goderich 4,.K Corn -Club: Gordon
Baxter, 959; Douglas Clark, 829;
Garry Aiiin, 872; Donald Young,
853; Richard Harrison, $46.,
South Huron 4s/I Sugar Beet
Club; John iiitherington, 915; Car-
olyn Oke, 913; Gerald Prance, 909;
Bill Etheringtpn, 892; Jim Hyde,
$92; John Oke, 882; Margaret Dice,
868; Ronald Oke, 867; Ted Oke,
866; June McLachlan, 865; Billy
Charters, 83$; John McLachlan,
799; Wayne.. Prance, 788.
South Huron 4-H White Bean
Club: Bob Fotheringlians, 9221
Gary Jones, 889; Norma Geiger,
880; Ross MeBeath,s 873; Billy
Charters, 810; Phyllis Lostell. 805;
Gerald Chapman, 802; Donelda
Lostell, 766; Jerry Johnson, 760;
Susie, Mae Lostell; 75.5;. Margaret
Coleman, 734; Donald Coleman,
727; Lloyd Lostell. 748; Ronald
Schroeder, 644; George Stasik, 612.
xeter 4-H Tractor Maintenance
Club: Don Hendrick, 916; Ralph
Finkbeiner, 884; James Hyde, 882;
gtheiingten, 852; Thomas
Kern, 842; Melvin Finkbeiner, 830;
Dennis Cann, 829. •
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announces your
POINT SYSTEM
Effective February 1 , 1959
to make Ontario's streets
and highways safer
The Point System is designed to protect pedestrians and the millions of careful
?motorists from the small minority of negligent drivers who abuse the privilege of
-operating a motor vehicle.
•Protects good drivers—corrects bad drivers. The good drivers will be safer than
-ever before. Forgetful motorists will be encouraged to improve their driying habits.
Proof of the effectiveness of the Point System in reducing accidents is provided by
its success in other provinces and in the United States.
It is designed to save lives—including yours.
How the POINT SYSTEM works
Points will be added to the driving record of motorists upon conviction for offences as
listed below.
12 points within a 2-year period will bring licence suspension for 3 months. An additional
12 point accumulation within a 1-year period will bring 6 months" suspension,
A driver with 6 points will be advised of his record and asked to improve his driving.
At 9 points the motorist will be asked to attend an interview and show cause why his driv-
ing privilege should not be suspended. He may be placed on probation or have his licence
suspended if his attitude reflects irresponsibility.
Points are deducted from the record 2 years after the date of conviction. After a period
of suspension, a motorist will begin with no points against his driving record.
Each motorist will receive a folder describing the Point System in detail when applying
for his 1959 Driver's Licence.
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