HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-13, Page 10Club leaders DOn Fortune and Gordon Grefg have 'a word with 4-Hing of the Turnberry'Federation of, Agriculture, held last Tuesday in
Club members who were presented with award's' at the annual meet-Bluevale. ' • 'Mrs. Joe Horton presents award 0 members of 4-H florne-makingrederation of jigrieeiture, last Tuesday evening in Bluevale Tewuship
Club, at a ceremony held at the annual Meeting of the Turnberryhall,
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office. So and 'almost immer-z ForeStry,Club I did
buildings and, ask for the 4-H Club Kieffer, Jute' Stokes; Shirley Sim-
mons, TheJana Simmons, Shirley
Merkiey, Joyce Hoffman, Eleanor.
Smith, Phyllis Elliott, Sharon
Thompson, Elaine Kirton, Mary,
diately, T ivhad three Young. giriti
pushing me' and my Wheel chair'
around the grog:ids. Later, as the
girls :had an ttgagement, they
took Me back to he bUilding and
had two 4-H boys cornplcte the
sight-seein tour until I 'left the
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write in advance to have a data
reserved, give an; alternate, date,
name the club , or Organization
wishing to use the films and the
name and, address: of the person• to
receive them and be respensible
for same.
No doubt theee are other Inter-
esting 'movies available from the
same, sburee, ,)
• A Friend
read and, adoPted, It, w.as decided
that the elub buy each member a.
copy 'of "Sewing Secrets,"
MacPherson, club leader, dernen-
strated, the 'making of a:bound
buttonhole.-and each girl made -a,
sanaPle buttonhole,
Notes were taken and home, as-
signmetts Were given. The'nieeting
closed with lunch served by Norma
Ferster *. and Dawna Aitcheeon,
•• The annual meeting or the Turn- Fischer, Loretta Fischer, Joan
liertY Township Federation of McFarlane, Carol G•reig and Anna
Agrichlture at ,Bluevale last Tiles- Douglas. p .
Sleepy Time' Gals
.• The Forestry Club of Whigham
District•High School met on 'Plies
day of last Week at the high
school, „
Vernon Inglis acted as chairman
with the minutes; being read by the
Secretary. There were about •seven-
teen lnembers present.
Mr„Taeksot addressed the group
on the subject of Identifying,ever-
.. greens by their .leaVes.
The next meeti g is to be held
on Tuesday,. Ifebruary 1.0.
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groands at 7,30 P.m.
"These 4-1-1.young "people were
Wonderful, and,' he. added, '"would
not accept paYment for their ser-
vices., God bless them and tire. best
of. luck to ',the 44-1-1 Clubs all over
the country."
• day evening saw the presentation
Of awards to members of -the 4-1.1 The following calf elubmembers
clubs the 'district, ° were ;also presented with awards:
Awards were Presented by Mrs. Ian, Mandell, John Mundell, Ken-
neth Gilkinson, Wayne Woods,' 3, Horton, club leader, to the fel- Donald Eadie, 'Gordon Bateman,
10wing,- members of the 4-H Home- Douglas Fischer, Barry
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MulveY,.
making Club: Gail Shaw Marjorie geith Woods and Roger Kieffer. TRE. EXAMP1f,
OF 4-11 FRIENDSHIP:
The spirit Of •,friendshiP . among
Members of, the 44-1-.Club move-
ment was highly praised in a letter
to Ben Williams; manager of the
Pacific National Exhibition, at
Vancouver. An invalid Wrote to Mr.
Williams as - follows: • '
"May I thank s yOu with, all 'My,
heart for', the, kindness displayed
towards •me when :I visited the
P.N.E. in my wheel chair and had
'SHOW AND SALE
of .
252 = BEEF BULLS - 252
tinder the auspices of
The Ontario Beef Cattle
Itr4provetnent Association
in
The Sheep and Swine Arena.
ROYAL WINTER FAIR BUILDING
TORONTO •
MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR,
aocluding 11 Western Ontario Counties
LONDON • •
Feb,. 25th, 26th, •27th, .28th, . March ' 1st • .,; • 1957' •
Extensive•ClUSses .for grain; seeds, bacon, eggs, .1baking, -rind fruit,
Ney"vest :Exhibits- and. Displays - Fine PrOgranune4.-
Write for Prize List — Ferivard entries by February 20th,
to Ontario Department of Agriculture,
'Won 110,' Rielunond Building, London.
no one tO ,. twin" rrie-' arbutd.",
one told me to call' at the' livesteek
13ELMORE—On We d n es el a y
evening, February 6th the Behnere
Sleepy Time Gals held their sixth
meeting at the home of Marjorie
Kieffer. The meeting opened by
everyone repeating the 4-H Pledge,
The minutes were read by Shirley
Simmons.
The president then asked for the'
roll cad, to show a sample of mat-
erial for gown or pyjamas, state
which and name a seam suitable
for it, This was answered by ten
girls:
Mrs: Rutherford read a letter
from Miss Bullock, the home ecOn-
omist- and "a letter from the presi-
dent of the Wingharn 4-11 -club,
draWing" attentionto. the 4.:H col-
:arta -The Winghant Advance,
Times. It wer'S decided to •pertiti-
pate in this.
The, members divided' into two
groups. The girls •who learned
cording at the previous meeting
were shown how to make bound'
button holes and the ones -who
learned button holes before, learn-.
ea Cording.
The groups joined again for
hirfeh, served by Marjorie Kieffer
and Merle Fitch. The meeting clos-
ed, with „the national 'anthem ,• •
Sally Jeffray will be hosteSs for
the next meeting.
In reading the Paper one day, I.
came across a little poem written
by Edgar. A. Quest, which I
thought would he quite suitable for
this column:
Table, Afanners
My mother taught me manners, In
my very early life
elearried when I was eating I
must never lick my knife.
The blade was meant• for cutting.
Was it lamb or beef or pork,
The only proper instrument for
eating is the fork. •
Fault by fault with patient teach-
- ing, she corrected years ago.
I Musn't sop the gravy, and the
tea I musn't blow.
I remember how she scolded every
time that she looked up
And caught 'Me drinking coffee
with the spoon still in the cup.
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But' there's• one thing mother
taught me—an old custom I'd 'February 27th and 28th 1.957
.suoitTurons SELL ON AVEDNESDAV, 141E1(3. 27th
ANGUS and. HEREFORDS SELL ON 'THURSDAY, FEB. 28th IT
SALES WILL COlVIMENC •E AT 1,0.00 nat. ON EACH DAV
Only the bulls that are approved bythe Culling Committee will • FAST ORIFORIbt GROWTH!
° GOOD FEATNERMG!
LOW MORTAUTY/
Alton ..1-fome 'Opened
be allowed to pass 'through the Auction: . . .
Every Ontario 'farmer who purchases a hall at this sale will be ! TolHandicrafters ' •, ••
eligible for a premium equal to 25 per cent of the purchase price, U ' ' huh not exateeding s150. in aceer.gance with the terms of the a ' ST. HELENS--The sixth meeting
null Premium POO'. : 5,.,— Of the St Helens Happy Handl-
' . - a For catalogues apply: to:
J...PItASER ....11t1FARLANE, ' W.; P. WATSON,
President Secretary RP=
AILSA. CRAW ” PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS •
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crafters was held at the home of.
Marjorie and Betty Alton. The
:meeting •opened with the *4-H
pledge. Eleven members, answered
the roil call "A good suggestion for
a record hook."
The minutes of meeting tiVe,were
What more could you ask
of a' chick starter
Invite Mothers to
Attend Next Meeting
• The seventh meeting 4 Of the
Wingham Sleepy Time ,Gals was
held at the home of 1Virs. Margaret
Guy on:Thursday-.evening With six
members, •attending.
The <work period was held dur,
ing which time Mrs. Guy helped
the girls I to put, corded •piping on
their garments. When = the mem-
bers had done as much as 'they
could possibly do, the pyjarnaa
were inspected by the leaders.
'Betty Ann Lapp read the minu-
tes of the last meeting at the open-
ing, of the business session. It was
decided to. invite the mothers .as
girests to' the text meeting at
which time, they will be able to
see what the girls have accomp-
lished during this course.' Plans
were made for the'. meeting and
each member is te bring lunch.
A letter was read from, Miss
Bullock, home economist for this
territory, in which she stated her
approval of a 4-H column with all
,clubs participating.
Mrs.' Guy and Mrs. Powell dem-
onstrated the French seam and the
meeting Was adjourned by repeat-
ing the 4-H pledge.
have banned— '
1Was whbn friends come to the n
table, every gentleman must
stand.
I've obeyed her, and I've stood 1-11-
there while some tale was be 1
ing. told, ,
With the knowledge while I wait- — , ed that the Soup wad getting
Cold. . •
I go visiting when dining and some
friends of mine I see'
But I waive the old time teaching
and I say: "Still seated be,
I have merely come to greet you
and to shake you by the haneV,
But you needn't mind your mothers
who instructed you to stand." 1,
—Sent in by Crabby's daughter.
DDIDOCTVDTO
CANADA PACKiii111400 ,
TEED DMUS • , , Chicks Themselves Will Tell You That SHUR GAIN
A',s'ine ,, AIM-here at the Lowest Possible Cost
/ When Mrs: Wilson planned to go shopping, het
\ husband Tom said' t'Meet you at the bank.",
.was a natural thing to say, for going to the
bank is lust's part of everyday life,
In the bank,Urs. Wilson-noticed Miss Ellis
`the schbolteacher . Mr. Cooper the storekeeper
s ; and her neighbour's son Bobby;
I', adding to his savings account.
When Tom strived, be grinned: •
*Seems like everybody goes to the
bank." It's true. Canadians find the
chartered banks such a safe and handy
place to keep money that practically,
everybody has a hank 'account There are*
Oowinore than 10 million deposit accounts
inn the chartered banks—more accounts'
I1 If we were to ask a number-'of poultrymen whatihey.wanted in i a chick starter we might get a lot of different answers. But,
Dear 4-11'ers: •
• Wllile I am far beyond the age,
limit 'for '4-H membership I hti,Vb
always been interested in the pro:
grass Of your clubs, If you 'will per;
mit me to write to you through
your reolumn X think I have some
information that may be useful' at'
Soule future date.
Sovereign Film Distributors Ltd,,
has full color 16 `mm sound movies
available for Club or group meet-
tugs and the only cost involved for
tile films is the transpOrtation we'd be willing to bet' that about three Points would cover r!
fg everything.
1. They would want a starter that would give, good performance.
They would want a starter that was economical to buy. , °
3, , They would want ,a, starter .that ,was* sure to be fresh.
13(thed on Mist rirforManee .f,dricf this increased pro-
xtra vitamin and mineral fortiiication and in creased en-
ergy. (',v‘s\el,, our .new SI:TR-GAIN Stiper Chicsk Star.ler will .2 •
kabe )').1 )4ttestions about good performance. Take. a look at
i SRUR-GAIN fed flock and see :for yOUrs'elf,
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The eirinottly „Of . SHUR-GAIN bilsased on the simple fact that it's manu-
S11011k.GAIN Sniper 'Chiek- -Starter itt• 19574 ' • • • •
faetnred, right in our mill and we sell it direct to` you. This same feature ti" assures freshness. Often the . chiek starter yOu purthase will have been ••Is
d d = hitt t e game ay ,„.„
So for- PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY AND FRESHNESS `nahe it
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These films eoiiiii be put to 'ea, I „ • . , • , , . • , ;=..
, I 6 -6.1writ use It several 441 -clubs i
were tti get together arid you i
Could ' even invite the mothers or , 1: fitthers to/enjoy the 1'10'00140 With ',PI 0 .-.•
The' address ,rot thiki illeeVitib' Is 1
1 1 . • WINGH., AM ' . ' . 111 ' ,.,
port,
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charges,
"Spinning for Speckles", a 23-
minute movie is one• of particular
interest to you boys. It is an ex-
citing full-colour film on fishing
With spinning tackle for the
beautiful Eastern brook trout—the
"sPeckled trout". You will enj6y
the• hints on gainin g real pleasure
from fishing-advice on spinners•
and spoons, notes on casting and
descriptions of fish Markings and
characteristics.
"Upset" is a 28-minute eolOur
movie of the 47th Canadian OPeri,
Golf ChtiMpionShip at' Beaconsfield
Golf Club near 1Viontrealf if yeti ,
happen to have enough sportsmen
interested in golf In your .group,
the girls would be interested in
"The, Magic Shelf", it 22,ininate
full Colour 16 min sound film feat-
uring Anne Marshall, difeotor of
horde econoniies„ Oiiinpbell soup
Company Ltd ThiS movie. ShoWS
the magic touches She Uses it pre,
Paring new dlahes, Using ,conden-
sed soups, In beatitifrd colour she
Creates daSSereleS,'stews, adatu
and dressings, luntheini and supper.
d Ishes.
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