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FETE TAYLOR FAMILY
BELGRAVE—Mr, 'and Mrs. Or.
val Tayler were pleasantly sur7.
prised on Friday evening when
'about 50 'of their former neighbors,
rom• the sixth line of East -Wawa-
nosh gathered at their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Tayler moVed from their
farm in East Wawanosh to Bel.
grave 'last spring, to the house
'formerly owned by Ross Robinson,
A social time was spent and
Simcn Hallahan gave an address..
Ivan Wightman presented Mr. and
Mrs:Taylor with table- lamp and
coffee percolator. Mr. Tayloi gave
a fitting reply. Lunch was served,
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BELGRAVE—The regular meet-
ing of'the Canadian Girls in Train-
ing was held onFriday evening in
the church and was opened with
the •Purpose and Scripture.
It was announced at this meet-
ing that the group had collected
$24.22 'for UNICEF and $22.75 for
the Tely Milk Ship.
Practice was held for th'e an-
nual vesper service, after Which
-games Were' enjoyed, The meet-
Ing closed with Taps.
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'rho Wingkoo Ativoinee-tinvA WoihAvNi0W, Wet. VA Oga .failrers of ou rort .00141*r
'Who have been eN.e.eilling themselves
"in 'eon/Petition and ..at the :same'
time 'bringing good publicity to the
county- referred ..especially
Ron Smith, Prussels, who • WaS
named top judge the livestock
field • et this year's Royal Winter.
Ilan. Torontei• Rodger 'Kieffer,
Winghatn„ who showed the grand
,,01141nPinn Hereferd ..steer;. Kenneth
Black with -the grand .charnplon in .
the .Stkorthorn ,eless and Robert Al,
lan, who Wakifor the third time
Oared werld champion .in the Watt;
class, .
Melblirn •Gi'eenwoad, KR,
chell.,Jrent Perth County, as
direetor on, the ,Ontaria. As-
soelation, hroUght greetings frorti
the provincial body and Perth
00anty•
Warden' Jewitt, reeve of
Hullett Township, praised, the As'.
s.oelation .for the . work , it is,
Reeve Ivan Forsyth, of Topic,
ersmith, chairman of the Huron
County'.'Cotineil's agricultural corn.-
mittedi -,,,intreditee.d•,hia-cominittea4
the reeve of West WaW41-10S11.,
Diirniii; the deputy reeVe of How.
ick,, Harvey MeNtichbel .and the
reeve of Exeter; William UdIcerigie,1
'who is a .rnemher .of the. Ontario
.Agrictiltural 'Connell as -well.
.,Kingsbury of , Guelph, field--
man with the crops,' .seeds and
weeds branch, reviewed - 'the pro.;
vineial - pasture pompetition- . and
• suggested -that more Huron_ County-
farmers participate in the 'minty
Competition next fall,- Bruce coon-
• ty had 64 entries. while Haron had
Only,16, he stated._
Other slant speeches were given.
by Charleg MaeNaughton,•• Exeter,
Bailie •Par'rot, reeVe of Morris, and
Clarence Hanna, reee Of Beat.
Wawanosh., - Robert Allan express-
ed thanks to 'the members of' the
'.13elgrave- Institute far the splendid
• dinner they served,-.and Mrs, Rich-
ard Procter, president of .the WI.,
replied._
At the close of the meeting Mrs.
Walter Scott, past president of the,
Belgrave . WI., requested permis-
sion to introduce a resolution re-
garding Daylight Saving time, The
resolution which was unaniniously
supported by the 175 men, request-
ed the Dominion Government -to
declare Standard'''Time - for 1960.
apd 1961 on a trifi'l basis. It alio
requested that at the next Domin, . .
ion election a vote be .held on .abol-
ishing Daylight Savihg time.
iromoomfogookommogoisoorookootwooatiorig**wwormextoomorogasoissoosommom Soil,:crop.improvemeitAssus
Names Officers at Annual' Extra..cash far shop in,
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his 100 arable acres in PaStarer and
had a carrying capacity of 44 gni-
ma's. Ills score was 206 paints,
With a 'close 263. peintS, RoPQrt
)3racetield, a new VOMptiti-ter in the pastern eernpetitiOn,
placcd second; Donald Buchanan,
BELGRA.VE-m-ApproXiniately 175
members'of the Huron County Sou •
and crop Improvement 'Asso0,14-,
tion attended the annual banquet
and Meeting held in the Foresters'
Hall on Wednesday evening, eat,
ered to by the Belgeave ..Wornert'a
dry .
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'field' husbandry department of,the
04.C. lit Guelph, Dr, 'Huntley
quoted 'statistics of the Ontario
crop report for 1.303, comparing
them with previous years The
only poor repOrt this year was for
winter wheat, of which one-third
was winter killed, At the end of
the harvest the net was 10,000,000
bushels less, but he added that the
1058—Wlicart —e-rop- 'wins' 1fOrilidefed.
the best on record. In the spring
grain class this• year 142,000,000
bushels were - harvested, 10,000,000
less than in 1958. Hay and silage
were'hetter this year.
, This year saw' 27 ,bushels , an
acre" yield of Soya beans, 2,000,000
bushels more than in 1958, TM
corn crop was 1,000,000 bushels
higher, resulting in the second
highest crop of corn Ontario 1JTa$
ever produced, and with a yield of
64 bushels to the acre.
Dr. Huntley, in summarizing
these figures, stated, "In 1959, af-
ter all the complaining we did' be-
cause 'of 'the hot, dry weather, we
had one :of the 'best years in the
history of Ontario and' with some
luck it will go further; Our .crop-,
ping praetiees are far better than
they were- 20 years' ago and .we are
doing things that our forefathers
did not dd."
The Ontario Soil and Crop Im-
provement Association, in its 20
years of existence, has been work-
ing with oats, wheat and barley 'to
produce more yields per acre, stat-
ed Dr. Huntley, and it is unfortun-
ate that when one looks at forage
crops one does hot get the same
story. Dr, .Huntley 'said that the
farmer should use zone averages
of acre yields as guides—that-.so
far there is no specific reconimen,
dation for 'any specific farm.
Institute. It was stated, at thia -:benc,lesboro, was third with 201
meeting that 'the Ontario crop re. -
parts .for 195.9 showed this year' DauK 7Viilps introdneed the, gitest.
had been one of the. .hest in that•I.SPea4ef,. Dr. D, N, I-Itintley, of the •
respect in the history of the pro,
vinee, • .
The following efficers were elect-
ed. for the coming year; Pres., 'WU-
114M Clarke, R.R,. 5., Goderich; first
•.Clarence Shaw, Wing
ham..... second vice-pres,„ 'George
Wheatley', R.R. 11 ;Dublin; .see,-
treari„ H, Miles, Huron Colnitry'.
agricultural representative,
laireetors,,,East,Wawanosh,-,Jacit,
Taylor, ,n. R. a, Wingharn; Hay,
Tan MeAlliater, Zurich; Stanley,
Anson McKinley, RR, 1, Zurich;
Stephen, ,Elmer Towel R.R, 2, Cen-
tralia; :11sborrie, Harry .Dougall,
Exeter;. •Tuckersraith, Rob..
ert Broadfoot, Brucefield;
Norman Alexander, Londesboro;'
GreY, -James Knight, R,R. 2, -Bras.'
sels; liowick, Ron McMichael,
1' Wroxeter; Turnberry, Clarence
Shaw, Wingliam; Ashfielci, .Ralph
Foster, RR, 3, Ooderich; Morris,
Robert Grasby, R.R, 4, Brussels;
Wawanosh, Tom Webster,
R.R. 2, Auburn; McKillop, George
Wheatley, R,R. 1, Dublin; Colborne
William Clarke, R.R. 5, Ooderigh;
Ooderieh, Walter Parbes, R,R, 3,
Clinton; Atiditors, Dick Procter,
R,R. • 5, .Brussels and Ruashl Bol-
ton, RR. 1, Dublin,
- Robert Allan of .Brucefield pre,'
sented the retiring president, Del-
bert Geiger,' RR, 2, Zuriqh, with a
past president's pin. Mr. Geiger
was the association's eighth pre-
sident since the organization .was
started 134 years ago,
,• Wins, Competition •
- A highlight of the evening .was
when Alvin Betties, RM. 2, bay'-
fiold, was plesented with a mantel
chime clock by Charlei MacNatigh.'
ton, Exeter, M.P.P. for. Huron, Mr.
Battles had topped . 16, contestants
in - county pasture competition. this
fall. He later placed second in Winners at Royal • .
the zone finals,- had' 22:aeres- of • Doug -Miles' paid -tribute_ to the
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GOod Attendance
At W.A. Bazaar
BELGRAVE—The Woman's As-
sociation of Knox United Church
held a vory successful bazaar 'and
afternoon tea in the Church base-
ment on Friday afternoon.
There was .a good displaY
„home baking, sewing, produce and
Miseellaneous artieles from which
to choose.
The 'group Made approximately
$160,00 from the annual projeet,
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Small Aqtendance
At Euchre Party
BELO-RAVE—Owing to the fact
that the Crop Improvement ban-,
quet .was held mi Wednesday eve-
hinethere.was a Milan turnout to
play euchre at the regular weekly
party. There were Tour tables in
play and high prizes were won by
Mrs. jack McCallum aad George
Grigg. Consolation prize winters
were Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Cook.
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Chase & Sanborn INSTANT COFFEE, 6 oz. 99c
Salada TEA BAGS (Yellow Label) 90's . , 79c
TIDE powdered detergent, 12c off Giant „ . 73c I
Society DOG FOOD, 20 oz. .. , 2 for 29c
Peanuts lb. 31c Walnuts — ..... lb. 49c
Mixed Nuts , lb. 47c Brazils , lb. 59,c
CHRISTMAS CANDY
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Mrs. Alvin Fitch
Hostess to WMS
W,M.S, meet-
ing of the *United Church was held
on Wednesday at the home of IVIrs.
Newnan Newans with 15 ladies
present. Mrs, Alvin Pitch was lea-
der and the theme was "The Corn-
ing of the Kingdom", followed by
prayer. "
A hymn 'Was sung and Bible
readings were giVen by Mrs, Sim-
mons,, Mrs. W. Johann, Mra, Alva.
ham and Mrs; Dotildetlee, Peter
Nomtans sang a solo, "Oh Soul
without a Saviour", whiCh
Much enjoyed.
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Cocoanut 130N BONS ... , lb. 59c 1
CHOCOLATE liROPS — lb. 39c
CHRISTMAS MIX 1 1/2 lb. 49c i
CREAMS and JELLIES , „ , lb, 40e
Devon lithulless
Sliced Breakfast BACON „ — ..... lb 5k
I Coleman's RING BOLOGNA — lb. 35c
I Pure Pork COUNTRY SAUSAtE .... lb. 35c •
lbs. — $1.00 10 box — $3.00
13isiees ICE CREAM pint bricks' 250
Mr, and Mm. Les Shaw and ,fturi!,
of Donlon spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs:
,tehri Anderson.
QM% and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and
fordlY of Sarnia, ViSited overjhe
Week-end With his -Parents, Mr.
and Mit, Orval Taylor,
Mrs. 3arnes Lamont and Mit.
Alan Dunbar visited with Mrs. Kay
Honking in the Clinton Hospital on
S6inrd-ay evening, '
• Dr, Ernest Pediey of WingbeIn
was in. charge ot the service at
Knok United' Church oh Sunday,
Me. „and Mo. Ralph McCrea,
r0.44.oe Maureen and Douglas ViSited
day eVenitig. With Mr, and Mrs.
F,j111, Manning, Keith and Gar4 itt
Kathy Dnitbar spent the Week.
end with Mt; and .MYs koith Nth
bat and faMilY,In Winghani,
, Mt. tind Mrs, .1,Ohri Nikon and
family ViSited Sunday with Mr,
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Mrs, John Rtitherford read the
third chapter in the study beok,
"Attica /Disturbed" and the roll
call was a verse on qpeace
The odeasiOn being the annual
meeting, Mrs. Pace took charge"of
the electioa of offie.ers for 1900. A
hymn Wag sting and Mrs, Alvip
Pitch eioSed the meoutlig, with a
A Illikr4r of Thanksgiving.
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