The Seaforth News, 1958-04-24, Page 3is
OUR LIBERAL
NDIDATE 1
HURON
Born in Brucefield 47 years ago, Dr. Addison
practised medicine in Zurich for four years. Since
•1943 he has practised in Clinton.
He attended Brucefield district schools, Exeter
High School, and University of Western Ontario.
He is married and 1'is family, ranging in age
from 12 to 18, includes two boys and two girls.
His wife is the former Jessie Cameron, of Bruce -
field and Clinton.
He is a 'member of Wesley - Willis United
Church, Clinton.
Active in the community, he is a member of the
Clinton Lions Club, and for a number of years has
served on the Clinton and District Collegiate
Institute Board.
As the Liberal candidate he seeks the support
of the electors of Huron at the May 12 by election
Vote LIBERAL
vote ADDISON
Published by the.Huron Liberal Association
MRS. C. D. ABERHART
The death occurred Tuesday`
in Alexandra Marine end Gen-
eral Hospital, Goderich, of Mrs.
Genevieve Aberhart, 51, wife of
Don Brightrall
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Donald C. Alberhart. She was.
the former 'Genevieve Frost, a
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Frost of (Hampton,
N.B. She attended Teachers'
'College at Fredericton, N.B.,
and taught school at Saint
John, NJB., ,before her marriage
in 1940. After she was married
she lived two years at Fairvile•,
NJB., and four years in Toronto,
before. •coming to IGoderiah in
1946. !She was a member of
North Street United Church,
where she was a (Sunday School
teacher, and a former president
of the Evening NVMS auxiliary.
She, was a member of the Home
and ISchool Association, and of
the MODE. She is . survived by
husband, one son, John; one
daughter, Donna; and one sist-
er, MTs. A. (Leafia) MacGorwan,
Hampton (Station; N.B. The
body, is at the IStiles funeral
home. A funeral service will be
held in North Street Chuich on
Thursday at 3 .p.m., with Rev.
A. E. Eustace in charge. Burial
will be in Maitland Cemetery.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, April 24, 1958
Winners of Public
Speaking Contest
P1'he fifth annual public speak-
ing contest sponsored by the
Mitchell Branch Canadian Le-
gion rwas held on April 2 in the
township hall, Staffa, with 16.
ea tries representing 7 schools in
Hibbert township.
Judges awarded top honors to
Jean Moylan, a grade 3 (pupil of
Mrs. Joseph Melady, ,S.S.S. 4,
Hibbert, in the senior group girl
competition, speaking on `I
Travelled with Champlain". Da-
vid Scott won the senior boy
group and Carol Ann Dew re -
caved first place in the junior
girl division. IBotih are pupils of
Miss, Jean Campbell of S. S, 6,
Hibbert. Sharon Burke of S.S,IS.
4, Hibbert, was runner-up. Ken-
neth Vivian captured first prize
in the juior boy division. Be is
a pupil of Mr. Ron Skinner of
IS. S. 3, Hibbert.
The Branch finals with win-
ning contestants from the tam.
of Fullerton, Hibbert and Logan
was held in the Legion auditor-
ium on April 17th.
Jean Moylan of 3.8 S. 4,
scored top in the senior section.
Ernest Greenwood of Fullerton
was chosen as the highest (boy.
an the junior group Carol Ann
Dow, speaking on Laura ISecord
was the winner. Kenneth Vivian
was the (high boy junior winner.
(Winners of last year's troph-
ies, Joanne (Higgins of Mitchell
for seniors, ,and (Mary Lou Coyne
off S S. S. 4, (Hibbert, for jun-
iors (presented the trophies.
Mr. Hugh (Butson, Munro, was
in charge of the Canadian Le.
gion Contest.
GOOD COMPANIONS -
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Seaforth
GO FORWARD'
WITH THE raatEMS
WaterIoo! CattIe'
Breeding Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
From December 1/57 to March 31/58, we have inseminated 18134 first
service cows for an increase over the sante period. of last year of 2668.
cows or 17.2%. Should this'increase be maintained for the balance of this •
fiscal year, it would mean an increase of 10032 cows or a greater total
increase than has ever been experienced in our entire history except in
1952 when the territory was expanded and the service extended to include
all the breeds. Our goal for this year is 68000 cows. -
Hereford Bulls Added
With emphasis on performance testing and freedom from the dwarf
factor as well as high quality, six Hereford bulls have been added to the
Waterloo bull stud.
At the Ontario Bull sale, the top horned bull, who was the fastest gain-
ing bull ever to go through the government feeding station at Guelph, and
the top polled Hereford bull, were purchased. At the Pantech farms
testing station at Panhandle, Texas, the top horned and top polled bulls
were purchased. The top two bulls at the Dixon Springs Experiment Sta-
tion in Illinois were purchased. Performance testing has been carried on
for ten years at the Dixon Springs Experiment Station.
We believe that the performance tests of our new Hereford bull battery
cannot be duplicated in any unit.
Angus Bulls Added
Kinlochian 2339th.—born September 2nd, 1955, weight over 1600 lbs.,
brother to the famous 99th in the Schenk herd - and Eileenmere of Dandy
Lawn - bred by George D. Storey of Guelph - make up the Angus bull
battery. They are tops for Angus quality and come from top ancestry with
good size.
Another Charolaise has also been added because of popular demand for
this new breed.
Two Holsteins Recently Added
Grand Rang Excel is from a top V.G. dam with a 2X record of 24016 milk
—1009 fat -4.2% and a 9 lactations of 165328 milk -6216 fat -3.76 test.
She is also the dam of Franco, a highly proven bull in the Oxford Unit.
Excel's second dam is classified Excellent with 20982 milk - 808 fat -3.85%.
Al Cliff Mastajax—There are.seven Excellent and 6 V.G. animals in his
pedigree. His seven nearest dams average 900 lbs. fat from 21000 lbs. of
milk. He carries strong_Mount Victoria breeding.
The pedigrees of these two new bulls appear in the current Better Bo-
vine Bulletin.
Staff Increased to 37 Full Time EMPLOYEES
Inseminators employed at the different offices are as follows: — 7 at
Waterloo, 2 at Guelph, 3 at Arthur, 4 at Palmerston, 4 at Formosa, 2 at
Tara, 3 at Kincardine, 4 at Clinton, 2 full time Veterinarians, 1 Lab techni-
cian, •3 office secretaries, a manager and an assistant manager.
It is interesting to note that artificial breeding in Ontario has increased
to the point where well over 200 people are fully engaged in this industry
plus all the members of the board of directors that have put much time
and thought into its development.
By Going Forward with the
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING • ASSOCIATION
The Results will be
Better Cattle for Better Living.
For artificial breeding service to the following breeds: -- Holstein, Jersey,
Ayrshire, Guernsey, Hereford (polled and horned), Beef Shorthorn (polled and
horned), Dual Purpose Shorthorn, Angus, Charolaise Red Poll and soon Brown
Swiss -- or more information, phone collect to --
CLINTON HU 2-3441
Between: 7.30 and 10 A.M. on week days
7.30 and 9,30 A.M. on Sundays and holidays
Please note that our summer calling hours, effective May 1st, are from 7:30 to 9.30 A.M.
Life membership only $5.00. $5.00 per cow or members. $6.00 per cow for non-members