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FQRHWI I 1 FIELD CROP JIJDtiE
FIRES S. ANDINGS
Miss Pauline Sothern of 'Wing.
ham spent a couple of days last .
week with her parents, Mt. and;
Mrs. Bruce Sothern.
Miss Bonnie Inglis of Toronto
spent the week—end with her par
ents, Mr. and 1411s. ,Joit Inglis.
Miss Donna Siefert of Galt vis
iced over the Week -end with het•
parents. J)J
Mr, and Mrs. .Robert. (,'ampbelll
and family visited Saturday with
the latter's father, Mr. (ivory:e I
Moss, in Westminster Ilosltdtal,
London.
Miss Elizabeth Aranitrung of
Stratford spent the week end with
her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Jim k'tdterson cn
Toronto were weekend visitor's
with Mrs. Pearl Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs, George Iiul:uxler
and sons of London spent the
weekend at their home here.
Mr, Jack Foster Of I'otawawa.;
spent the week -end with his moth-
er, Mrs. Ruby Foster,
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Diehl of Or.
illia spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs, Tom. McClement. Master
Ross Diehl returned home with
his parents after spending the
past month here,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ,Jones Of
Guelph visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs, William Sothern.
Master Brian Wildfang of To-
ronto spent last week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Simmons while his parents enjoy
ed a motor trip through the States.
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Martin and
Linda are spending this week at.
Port Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge spent
the week -end at Niagara Palls and
Buffalo.
Masters Douglas and David Har-
grave visited last week with their
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ern-
merson Hargrave in I.,ist.owel.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Doig, who were married on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitzlnatii'iee
and family of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman. Stephenson and fam
fly of Brussels, were recent visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Coop
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and
family of Stoney Creek spent the
week -end with Mr, and M rs. Alex
Keith,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ridley.
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Bed Sunday with Mrs. Dora Ridley.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan. Witmer and
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"l Ilelgrave With field crop judge
for the 1i'u-rel oats competition
when 11 entries scored the follow-
ing point:, in: a standing field
bast:
Jock Stafford. Howielt, 31); Os -
ear 111,')1 'r T urnberry, 88; Robert
kfil,nerd, tlo'.viek, 87; Norman Har-
:iut;. ttwwick, S0: Ken McNaugh-
tun, 'fnrabcrry, 85; Scott Clarkson,
kko;.iels, Ili; John Ferguson, IIoW-
telt s3; S. J. i'iubinson, Howlett, 81;
1'nde rv'ood, 'J'urnbert•y, &0;
• , ....,.. , vs, Turnbervy, 79%;
. r,,.:„, i Iowie's, 79: Edward
'i'u.•.il, 'rey, 7h; Ken Gal -
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.'iibitor displays one
, r lh, grain at the I-Towick
1' ,err ::i F oriiwiell on October;
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family of St. Clements spent Sun-
day at the home, Of Mr, and Mrs.
Harry feast.
Mr. Aubrey Hutchison of New
Br'nnsw•ielc mela the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Drank Leppington
awl :,i:. ant Mrs, Jim Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Inglis of Acton
and Mrs. ltd Gallaher of Listowel.
visited on t4unday with Mr. and
'Mrs. Turn Hutchison. -
Mr.:lnd Mrs. Jack Brown attend-
ed the w'edd,ng of to nephew ir.
(Yeoman on Saturday and visitec
over the week -end at Peterborough
with Mr, and Mrs, John Duncan,
Mr. and Mrs. William Marriner
sr • spending a few clays this week
witli the latter's mother in Peter-
borough.
Little Debbie and Dianne Doig,
of Galt, sp,'nt a few days last week
X11. the home of their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs, Ross Doig.
'Alf. and Mrs. George Pittendreigh
and Mise; Minnie McElwain, and
Messrs. John and William McEl-
wain attended the funeral last week
of the late Mrs. Filsinger at Mild-
may,
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Gremm
awl daughter Donna of Marker-
ville, Alta., spent a couple of daps
last week with the former's uncle,
:11r. 1 a:,den Devitt and Mrs. De -
Fitt.
41 r. awl Mrs. Hartwell Strong,
Miss I'.lsie Strung and Mrs. Martha
ffi11c1•j' aIren:lecd the funeral of a
relative in Tara one day last week.
Mr. and R11's, C. 'Wilson of Agin -
mind spent last week with Mr, and
Mr,, L. -n Wilson,
Mrs Robert Gibson, Charles,
78,(1 'l::s and Bobby are spending
this week at Point Clark.
lrs. 4i'el1ington Hargrave, Doul;.
las and 1 Daviel t►tlende,.1 the Reid
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rommei in Moorefield park on Sun.'
a1'M.
'i'e:tna 14linigan is visiting
lids week at the home of Mr. and .
Mac. Albert Luaolph in Kitchener.
:131'. and Mrs, Cecil Galbraith of
Guelph are spending several days
1 his v e,•k with Mrs. Verna (,al..
1011111h and Mrs. Elsie Strong.
:41r•. awl Mrs. Carman Bride of
Port. Credit visited Sunday with
Liu, farmer's mother, Mrs, H. M.
firi•le, who returned home with
prem for a week's visit in Port l
Credit.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Gibson and
filthily Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doig
and family, Mr, and Mrs, Gicnn
coir, all of St Catharines, were
week en..1 visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig and at-
tended the Doig. Kelly wedding in
, 11t ristntl on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ettinger of
Brighton visited Sunday with Mrs,
,t 4he<t i':t.t.:ngcr and Norman,
M t•s. Rosemary Campbell and
Ji!nbnr of London visited over the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Cros-
hy Sut.hern and on Sunday attend-
ed the i.eid reunion in Moorefield
lark.
,lir. and Mrs. Alex Wray, Brian
and (trace of Toronto are spending
a couple of weeks at their home
here,
Mie. Dianne Hilbert of Goderic'h
is holidaying with her grandpar
ends, Mr. and Mrs, Everitt. Allan.
Mr. unci Mrs. Charles Small re.
turned house last week after vis
il,n;; friends at fort Arthur.
Master Arnold Allan is visiting
1(0 a cn.I!,le of weeks with relatives
('('0(1.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Galbrnith.
Mrs, Pearl Patterson, Mrs. Elsie
Strong„ and Mrs. Verna Gelb mit h
::1.1111 Sunday at (Ioderich and al
so visite'i with Miss Laura Don
1(1;11} ::net Mrs, Lc-na Ellsworth at
i ltlrunview','('linton.
Mr, and • Mrs. Cecil Wilson anti
71r. and Mrs. Norman Harding re
11 riled lean,,. Sunday after spent
tie,•, Iha' oast three weeks In the
W' -stern peer\•in es,
lir: 1felen '1'hoinson of Now
Vurl: r. .mending this week with
tea f.elhei, Mr. Marley Aylesw•orth.
Hirth
1,1'1 -('AN At t.'irie Hospital, Pe
Inav11;;lr, on Sunday, July 29,
i'ul:', to :41r. and 7itrs. Jahn 1)1111
ran, 11 •langinin'.
WHUXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark spent
Sunday at Inverhuron and Messrs,
Terry Clark and Dick Allan, who
have spent the past nine days
there, returned home with them.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and
family, Orange Bill, .called on Miss
Oertrude Hush and Mrs. W. E.
Weir on Friday evening.
Miss Bonnie Edgar was home
from Waterloo for the weekend
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ken
Edgar,
Mrs. Wm. Cullen, Heather, Cor-
rinne and Laurie and little Cindy
Greer, all of Toronto, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White
at their summer home here,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble, of
Rathsay, were. Saturday guests ,of
41r. and Mrs. Richard Ingram and
Miss Hope Noble and Miss Carol
Ann Ingram, who have been va-
•ationing with their grandpar-
ents, returned home with them.
Mrs, John Gibson, of Chicago,
and daughter Mrs, W, Wilcox (the
former Ann Gibson), Tommy and
Sara, of Columbus, Ohio, have been
visiting Misses. Elsie and Marion
Gibson since Wednesday after visit-
ing Dr. Thomas Gibson at Hamil-
ton enroute here. Mr. Wilcox ar-
rived Saturday evening and the
women will be accompanying him
to Chicago on Wednesday of this
week. Sunday visitors at the Misses
Gibson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Gibson, Mr. Bill Gibson
and fiancee. all of Dundas; Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Jackson, Stoney
Creek and Miss Ophie Jackson, of
Hamilton.
Miss Nancy Newton, Mrs. Ev-
erett Cathers and Mrs. Harvey
Mulligan spent last week at Grand
Bend. Mrs. R. Newton, Mr, Harvey
Mulligan and Mrs. Everett Cathers
were in Grand Bend at the week-
end,
Ross Tomans and Miss Lynne
Wright were in Preston on Sun-
day where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Matthews, Mr• Glenn
Matthews returned home with
them after spending the past week
here.
Mr, and Mrs, Bill Sander and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Patter-
son, all of Niagara Falls, Ont, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart are va-
cationing this week at Port Elgin.
We are sorry to hear Mr, Dave
Robinson is a patient in Wingham
Hospital and wish hint a speedy re-
turn to good healthand home,
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Eaton and
1,nnki»1; for a wily to "dress slit'
111 ruuslrti potatoes? Carve tint'
}lisle•: in 1he sides of raw potatoes
:112,1 insert baby green onions. /t-kl
rn the roosting .pan and reals with
must 11':: eliftereltt and de-
lil,iu(a„. tau.
Miss Joan Alexander, of, $eafor'tla,
who have returned from their
motor trip to St. George's, Nfld.,
visited Mrs. Alonzo Sparling on
Saturday, Miss Brenda Itlaton, who
has spent the past two weeka with
her grandmother here. returned
home with them.
Mr, and Mrs, Louis Hutton and
Linda, 0f Wingham, were Sunday
evening visitors at the home of Mr.
John Hupfer.
Mr. Wm. Simpson, Molesworth,
visited with Mrs. Frank F. Wright t
on Sunday.
Miss Gienis. Gibson and Master I,
Murray Gibson spent last week'
with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon (areig, ,
of Petrolia.
Mrs. .Alonzo Sparling and Miss
Hazel Sparling, accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Paton and Brenda, of
Seaforth, spent Tuesday with Miss
Aileen Eaton, who is a patient in
Stratford General Hospital.
See Demonstration
On Showmanship
The meeting of the Blyth -Bel -
grave 4-H Beef Club was held on
Thursday evening at the farm of
Stanley Black. The meeting open-
ed with the pledge, followed by to
class of baby beef steers to judge,
giving oral reasons,
Ken Black then gave a demon-
stration on how to show a calf for
showmanship, He pointed out that
a calf cannot be shown properly
with one practice. It takes all
summer. Club members then ahs
wered several quizzes,
Mrs. Black and Mrs. Vincent
served a delicious lunch. Anne
Wightman and Elgin Pease ex-
pressed thanks on behalf of the,
club to Mr. and Mrs. Black for in-
viting them to their farm. The
meeting was then adjourned,
LAKELET
Mr. and Mrs. Gorddn McKee and
family are enjoying a week's va-
cation at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dahms and
family visited on Sunday with MI'
and Mrs. John Wright,
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs. Jack Inglis and
Mrs. Delmar Dickert in the recent
loss of their mother, Mrs, Alf Ell.
singer of Mildmay.
Mr. Rodney Wright spent a
week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Clortlon McKee.
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