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Holstein show
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calf, pandit!. King Pin.
The second prize aged cow.in
milk, Uuronco Texal. Sovereign,
won the special award as best
uddered female .of• the show for
Huron County Home, Clinton,
Ross Marshall had the winning
senior get -of -sire on a group by
Rockmond Prince locket, and
also won the progeny of dant
class. Allen kettles, Hayfield,
took the junior get -of -sire on a
Smithcroft Snowball
groupth
ockt, h while Thomas Hayden.
& Son had the top junior herd,
and the winning senior herd,
Ed. Bell, of Blyth, showed the
first prize dairy herd.
Altogether, 'Phos. Hayden d;
Ron had eight firsts; Ross Mar-
shall four firsts; Edward F.
Bell, Blyth, three firsts; Allen
F. Betties two firsts; and Wil-
liam Storey, Peter Simpson;
Wellington B r o c k, Grafton;
James Bradley, Goderich; A. E,
Crozier, Seaforth; and Huron
County Home one first each,
E" er Cromarty comments
wlNsa�l. � RIC •s
H SALE P .. P
Cattle prices were steady lack-
ing top .quality at Ilensalll SaleS
1bursday, October 1.
Butcher steers. . $24,50 to $26,00
Medium: steers ... 21,50 23,50
Bu'vcher heifers .. 21.00 23-.80
Fat cows 13.0(1 14,50
Good cows
Light cows
Babies
Veal calves
16.00 17.00
18.50 19.50
2;,00 26.00
23,00 00.00
Small calves • 12,00 18.00
Good bull calves 24.00 30.00
Holstein
heifer calves 28.00 41.00
Durham calves 35.00 60.00
Weanling pigs 7.50 8.50
Chunks 9.00 12,00
Feeders 12.50 1.7,00
Sows 3$,00 61.00
There were 300 pigs and 246.
cattle sold.
Since the discovery of oil at
Leduc, Alberta, in 1947, $3 bil-
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By MRS, WILi_IAM WAVERS
Personal. items.
A1.rs. Leonard Cowan of Lon-
don visited over the weekend
with gr. and Mrs, Fred Wal•
ters.,
Mr, and Airs. William
Ian, Rattly And Wendy visited
on•Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Colin Gilfillan,
Mrs, Jack Maher of London
spent a day recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Colin • Gilfillan,
Air and 'Mrs, Iioward Dayman
and family of Kippen visited chi
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liarli Walters.
Miss Kay Horne of. London,
spent the weekend yith Mr, and
Mrs, Freeman Horne,
Air. and Mrs, Stewart William•
son of Forest visited on Sunday
with Misses Dora and Beatrice
Delbridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Bison Lynn at
tended the funeral of their uncle
at Hernyerth on Aionday,
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Msssage frem
Greenway
Sy MRS. CARMEN WOODBURN
Personal items
Mrs. W. T. Ulens and Miss Lil-
lian Ulens os Windsor spent a
few days at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. MOS. James of
Caledonia visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Whiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wood-
burn :spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Ken Larmer of Peter -
born.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown and
family spent the weekend with
relatives in Collingwood.
The ratepayers of the former
Corbett School Section have pur-
chased the Corbett School, SS
No. 17 from the McGillivary
School Area.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon• Wood-
burn attended the Johnson -West -
ling wedding in Park St. United
Church, Chatham on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dettloff
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mrs. Albert Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
''ars. Fred Rinker and son of
jarnia,
Mrs. Henry Hartle: Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hartle and Douglas
BY MRS, KEN McKELLAR
Shower
A iniscellaneous ahpwer In
honor of Wilma Jean James,
whose marriage takes place in
Cromarty church on Saturday
was head in the cljurch base.
rnent on Friday evening.
The program consisted of coni-
munity singing, instrumentals,
and group singing the highlight;
being a film of their trip to •the
eastern provinces shown by Airs,
W. Harper with Mrs. G. Carey as
narrator,
An address was read by Mrs, I
Carter Kerslake and the bride -1
elect was presented with many
I beautiful gifts, in a decorated,
basket, carried by Bonnie Jean
Miller and Brenda Kerslake.
Mrs. Duncan Scott and Mrs. C.
' Kerslake assisted in opening the
gifts.
• Wilma Jean made a suitable
reply and invited all to visit her
in her new home in the West,
' WM$
The Thanksgiving meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society
was held in the Sunday School
room of the church with the pre-'
sident Mrs. T. Laing presiding'
and using the program outlined,
in the Glad Tidings, Mrs, Nind •
of Atwood was guest speaker and.
was introduced by Mrs. T. L.
Mrs, M. Lamond was appointed
to arrange for a speaker for the
Thank offering meeting. The to-
pic, "Bless the Lord Oh my Soul",
was given by Mrs, T. I,, Scott
and Mrs. Calder McKaig had
charge of the study book using
as her theme "Women of the Old
Testament."
Personal items
Mrs. E. Moore returned home
on Saturday • from a visit with
her son at Lindsay. Her sister I
Mrs. A Byrnell of Cameron re-
turned with her and will remain
for a week's visit.
Mrs. Donald Scott attended the
funeral of a great-aunt at Kitch-
ener on Saturday. i
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton spent the
weekend with Mrs. Christena
McKellar of Mitchell.
of Parkhill visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown,
Air. and Mrs, Russell 'Brown and I
family.
The Berean Bible Class of the
United church will hold their,
meeting on Friday evening at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Law-
rence Curts.
Tepics from
limville
BY MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr. James +Miller of Staf#a
cf the deal.
east received ed news o a e k
brother.in-la, Mr, (Intended for 1 at w. e. )
Pofaynea of Moosejaww, Sask.. which portonal items
occurred there last week. Nisi Mlsa Frances Johns has sue-
tfe is the former Sarah Agnes
filler, Aiiss. Margaret miller Accordion examination with first
Alilier and is a sister of Mr Jas cessfully ,passed her Grade Ill
class honours.
and Mrs. Ernest Templeman.
Air. and. Mrs. .Henry Eggert, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wise and
of Rostock are visiting with family of Clinton visited on .Sun.
Howard
a with Ar. and Ars,Hta
their daughter and son-in-law, Pym 1 t;
Mr. and Mrs. Mex Gardiner.
Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Weitzman, . Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cooper
of Niagara. Falls, U.S,A. visited and Floyd, Mr. and M. Donald
last week with Air. and Mrs. Parsons, Susan and Gail, Miss
John Wallace and many other Shirley Morley of Exeter vis -
relatives here, ited on Friday evening with Mr.
Debbie and John Russell, of , and Mrs. Nelson Clouthier of
Stratford, children of Mr. and ; London,
Mrs, Lawrence Russell spent Airs. Delmar Skinner was
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. l successful in winning 24 prizes
Wesley Russell and ,Margaret 21 firsts and three seconds in
Jean, ' the ladies department itt the
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell Exeter Fall Fair.
enjoyed a trip to Sault Ste Marie Mr. Larry Cross -of Thedford
recently and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Balfour.
•
spent the weekend with Mr.
Rev. Moore of Toronto, Gen- Douglas Fulton.
eral Secretary of the Bible So• Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns,
ciety, ,addressed the Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bell of Hen -
School and showed his film "The salt enjoyed a motor trip up
Leaves of the Tree" which north and over to Manitoulin Is -
proved interesting to the chill- land over the weekend.
dren, He also gave an informa Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cassar
tive and interesting address at of London spent the weekend
the church service, ; with Edward and Larry Johns.
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crop report
By D. H. MILES
Sugar beet harvest is taking
place with fairly good yields re.
ported.
Some coral picking has taken.
place with a fairly low moisture
content reported. Recent rains
i oing to help hall plowing,
ere is .art actave roovernent
of castle both In, ansi out of the:
county --- fat cattle being sold
and stockots coming tn,
Canada's production of steel
ingots •totalled 3,246,93Q tons in
the first seven months of 1959,.
compared to g;686,833 tops .in.a
like period of 1858.
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