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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-09-30, Page 4H SWORTg NEIWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3e, 1954 SEAFORTH FALL FAIR Continued from page 1 SOS, 0, McK411op, S.S, 8 MeiCillop, and 'S.S. 8, Tucicersmitti. A parade eon- tingent of Seaforth District High School pupils was led by the High School Cadet Band, The best ;float in the parade, ac- cording to the judging •results, was that of the Seaforth Women's Insti- tute, with the Seaforth Junior Insti- tute float second,. and the .Boy Scout float third. The parade of floats was led by the traeter and plow recently bought for the agricultural depart- ment of the Seaforth District High School. HEAVY HORSES • ,Clydesdale, brood mare with foal, P. Toll, Auburn; H. Bolger, Walton; foal of 1954, F. Toll; filly or gelding, 3 years, Oliver Wright, Seaforth, Percheroit or Belgian, Drake Stock Farms, St, Marys, 1, 2; F. Nigh, 11.R, 4, Seaforth; foal of 1954, H. Bolger; Drake. Stock Farms; F, Nigh; filly or gelding, 3 years, Drake Stock Farms; 0, A. Bannerman, Monkton; filly or gelding, 2 years, Drake Stock Farms; filly or gelding, 1 year, Drake Stock Farms; H. Bolger. Wagon Class, fitly or gelding, 3 years, Ken Brown, Monkton; filly or gelding, 2 years, S. Stephenson, Woodstock, 1, 2; harness classes, draught team in harness, P. L. Gra- ham, Ildertan; Oliver Wright; Zim- merman Bros., Tavistock; wagon team in harness, 0. A. Bennerman; Geo, Jackson, Arthur; W. E. Ren- wick, Clifford; K. Brown; Percher - on team in harness, A, D. Robinson, F.R. 4, Ingersoll; E. Schweitzer, R. R. 3, Waterloo; Drake Stock Farms; • heavy draught team in harness, P. L. Graham; Zimmerman Bros.; Ford Toll, Auburn; single wagon horse in harness, 0. Jackson; 0. A Banner- man, 2, 3; K. Brown. Tandems hithlied, P. L. Graham; Robinson and Schweitzer; Jackson and Pritchard; Bennerman; Belgian team in harness, E. Pritchard, Luck - now; Bannerman; McMichael Special foal of 1854, F. Toll; H. Bulger; F. Nigh; Maloney; township, best three horses, Graham, Pritchard, Banner- man, Zimmerman, Drake St o c k Farms; hest handled colt, Maloney, F. Toll, Drake Stock Farms, F. Nigh; best heavy horse on grounds, Y. L. Graham. LIGHT HORSES Lady driver, Mrs, Shantz, Mrs. McIlwain, Mrs, Reinhart. Hackney pony team in harness, L. Shantz. Single Hackney pony in harness, L. Shantz and 2nd, C. Reinhart. Shet- land brood mare, L. Shantz, H. Me- lte-ain, C. Reinhart; Shetland foal, L. Shantz, C. Reinhart, H. Mclhvain. Shetland pony team, L. Shantz. Shet- land pony, L. Shantz and 2nci, • C.• Reinhart, H. Meliwain, Fred Walt- ers. Ladies' saddle class, A. Wallace, M. Kling, Sue Nixon, Penny James. Standard bred mare and foal, Gord- on Pullman, -John Mcllwain; Stand- ard bred foal, John Mellwain, Gord- on Pullman. Palomino Western sad- dle show, Mr. Bong, A, Wallace. ,L -r ----W. Decker. DAIRY CATTLE - )i -e. hull, 1 year and over, Bros., Brussels; hest cow,. c Lroa., 1, 2, 3; heifer, 2 Son;; sow, 0 mos, and under, John Walton, Powell, jr,; A. Bacon and Son; W. From the 43 steer calves in the Turnbull and Son, 8, 4; R. E, Me- show, 13 were left in the ring for Qillan,the' final round. The other 12, in ad - Berkshire, boar,'over 1 year, Win, dition to the Wallis calf, were shown 51yn n, Clinton, boar, 6 mos. and une b Edwin Bosman, R.R. 2, Bluevale; ler, Wm. Flynn, 1, 2, 3. Tamworth, 11'1.iehael Gulutzen, R.R, 3, Brussels; oar, over 1 year, Geo, Douglas, 1, -Lorne Haekett, R.R. '7, Lueknow; 1; boar, under 1 year, Geo. Douglas, Joanne McCullough, R.R. 8, Clinton; awnte Club, 1, 2; sore, 1 year and Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia; ROA, Kine - aver, Geo. Douglas, 1, 2; sow, litter- 'man, R.R. 2, ICippen; Anne Todd, 11. el since Sept. 196'3, Geo. Douglas, 1, R. 2, Lucknow; Hugh Rundle, R. R. i; sow, 6 mos. and under, Geo. Dong- 3, Exeter; Agnes Hicknell, R.R. 5, as; market class, 5 shoats, W. Turn- Seaforth; Mary McCullough, R. R. 3, mil and Son, Special, best baron- Clinton; George Procter, R.R. 5, .ype boar $5, W. Turnbull and Son; Brussels, est pen of bacon -type hogs, W. The Senator Golding trophy, for Turnbull and Son. the best showmanship in the eham- Judge-Edgar R. Ash. pionship show, was won by Anne T. Eaton Co, special bacon hog Todd, with Lorne Hackett runner- :ompetition with 18 'pens (72) pigs up in the showmanship scoring, and, Competing; Wilfred Dennis, Walton; George Procter third, Jr. S, D, Storey, Seaforth; Luther In addition to the big beef calf Sanders, Seaforth; Harvey 'Craig', championship show, the 4-11 program Walton; J. Scott Cluff, Seaforth; at Seaforth Fall. Fair of Friday in- Wilfred'H. Coleman, Seaforth. eluded a swine championship show, SHEEP and club achievement days for a Shropshire, aged ram, E, Arm- swine club, grain club, and .beef calf ;thong, St. Pauls; shearling ram, A. club. 3. Steeper, Ailsa Craig; ram lamb Twenty-three pairs of gilts were ander one year, 1. Armstrong, 1 and brought out by members of ' 4-1-I 3; A. D. Steeper, 2; ewe, lambed swine clubs in Huron, for the cham- 1953, E. Armstrong, A. D. Steeper; pionship show held after the conclu- shearling ewe. E. Armstrong 1 and sion of the Seaforth 4-11 Swine Club 3, A. D. Steeper 2; ewe lamb, E. achievement day program. Harmon Armstrong 1 and 3. A. D. Steeper, 2; Brodhagen, R.R. 2, Brussels, a mem- pen, E. Armstrong, A. D. Steeper; ber .of the Brussels 4-11 Swine Club, best ewe, E. Armstrong, winner of took the grand championship, He salt special, E. Armstrong; best ram. was followed, in order, by Ron Tre- A. D. Steeper. wartha, of the Soaforth club; La- Southdowns, J. B, Kennedy of Ail- vein Godkin, Seaforth; Evelyn Brod se Craig won all classes. hagen, Brussels; Gordon Dale, Sea Lincolns, All classes taken by A. forth; Robert Broadfoot, Seaforth; D. Steeper. D o u g l a s Kilpatrick, Dungannon; Leicester, Wm. 11. Pepper. R.R. 3. George Bacon, North Huron; Louis Seaforth, and E. Armstrong. taking Murray, Seaforth; Douglas Jamie all classes. son, Seaforth; Donald Dodds, Sea - Oxfords, Donald Deering, Exeter. forth; James Coultes, North Huron, all classes. Harmon Brodhagen scored again Dorset Horned, Les Campbell, R. in the competition for single pigs, 4i. 1, Seaforth. all classes. when lie showed the championship Suffolk, M. Shoebottom, Denfield. gilt. POULTRY A 35,00 special cash prize for the Adult, New Hampshire, J. D. best showmanship in the champion:- Douglas, hampion= Douglas, Stratford, all classes, Rhode ship swine show was won by James Island Reds, Mel Crich, Clinton, J. Coultes, R.R. 5, Winghain. D. Douglas. Barred Plymouth Rocks, SEAFORTH SWINE CLUB J. D. Douglas. White Leghorns, Geo. Ronald Trewartha, R:R, 1, Sea - Douglas, Mitchell; White Wyandotte, forth had the best pair of gilts J. D. Douglas. All classes of Brown among 14 pairs shown, and Donald Leghorn, 3, D. Douglas. Jersey Giant, Dodds, R.R. 1, Seaforth, was adjedg- 3. D. Douglas. Minorca, 3, D. Douglas ed the best showman, when the Sea - Bantams, Geo. Douglas, Mel Crich' forth 4-11 Swine Club held its an - 11 o u e n Ducks, John Broadfoot, nual achievement day Friday in con- Brucefield; Toulouse, John Powell, junction with Seaforth Fall Fair, Ron Seaforth. Trewartha, with 385 points of a pos- High School section, New Ramp- sible 400 for his pigs, had a three - shire, Margaret Coleman, Douglas point margin over Lavern Godkin, Riley; Rhode Island 'Red, Ross Mill- whose pair of gilts placed second. son, Doug Jamieson, Barred Ply Donald Dodds, with 90 points of a mouth Rock, Ross Millson, 1, 2; Doug Riley, 3, 4. White Plymouth Rock, Possible 100 for showmanship, was Wayne Chapple, Mary Dennis, Light one point ahead of Robt. Broadfoot. Sussex, Rase Millson, Doug 12iley. The club show was judged by D. 2,White 3, 4. Banttuns Baird, Toronto, of the Dominion De - Douglas Leghorn, iley, ChasDungcy, Rich- was ent0±briy tuturee The -b show aril Watson, Ross Millson, Utilityorganized (lamp., Doug Riley. Bar- d- ais, Kenneth Stewart, R.R. 5, Sea- Pens-Newrcd Plymouth Rock, D. Riley. White forth, and Bob McMillan, R.R. 2, Plymouth Rock, Wayne Chap1Ae, Seaforth. The ring manager for the Mary Dennis. Cross -bred, heavy, R, show was Harold Baker, assistant Millson, Mary Dennis. Cross -bred, agricultural representative for Hur- light, D. Riley, R. Millson. White ort• Leghorn, D. Riley, R. Millson, Scores on pairs of gilts: Ronald PUBLIC SCHOOL POULTRY Trewartha 385; Lavern Godkin, R. R. 2, Walton, 382; Gordon Dale, R. R. 4, Clinton, 380; Robert Broad - foot, R.R. 1, Brucefield, 377; Louis Murray, R.R. 5, Seaforth, 374; 3. Douglas Jamieson, R.R. 4, Clinton, 571; Donald Dodds, R.R. 1, Seaforth, 36S; William James Palin, R.R. 1, Seaforth, 365; Beverley Henderson, Seaforth, 362; Thomas Whyte, R.R. 2 Seaforth, 351); Ken Cook, R.R. 1, Londesboro, 356; :Neil McGavin, R. R. 2, Walton, 353; Francis Hunt, R. R. 1, Seaforth, 350; David Living- ston, R.R. 3, Seaforth, 347. Scores on showmanship: Donald Dodds, 90, Robert Broadfoot 89, 3. Douglas Jamieson 88, Beverley Hen- derson 87, Ronald Trewartha 86, La- vern 'Godkin 84, David Livingston 82, Francis Hunt 80, -Louis Murray 78, Will am James Palin 76, Ken Gook 74, Neil MdGavin 72, Thomas 1, 2;' boar, 0 mos. and under, 4-H Murray Gaunt, 1t.R, 3 Clinten; Keith ' Lane:rid.e Bros„ MervynPoultry Rho d e Island Reds, e -ears " hen, Bill Millson, Bob Phillips, ckl, Lobi, an Sun. 2,3 • yearling heifer, I Dorothy Jamieson. Barred Plymouth BiMervyn Lobb and Sons, Langridge (tock hen and cock, Bob Phillips. Bron,, 2, 3, 4; ohampinn female,' White Plymouth Rock, ckl, Harvey LangridgeHleiBros. Wilson, Reg Stone; p, Harvey Wil - Holsteins, bull, 2 years and over, son, W. Millson; Light Sussex, c, W. Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth; champylillson, Helen Elliott, h, Helen El - ion male. G. Reynolds; cow, 3 years Nott, Neils Hillman, p, Neil Dol- ton over inmilk, William Boyd, Wal- mage'. White Leghorn, p. and ckl, W. Dol- ton, o . dry cow,any age, Peter Millson. A. V. Bantams, c, Jno. Mc- 22iyr. on. R. R. 2, Seaforth; , year, cowan Robt. Elliott, h, No. 950, K. yr. old, W. Boyd. 1, 2; heifer, year-� vvilson; ckl, Marie Strong, A. Cal- ling, Sr., W. Boyd. 1, 3,• heifer year- der; p, A. Calder, James Glew. A. V. ling, jr., W. Boyd; heifer calf, aft -Rabbits, c, R. Smith, Bobby Muegge. er1, July,3, 1 cif, Bordon Riehl, .1al964, h, Beryl Rouse, Donald Muegge; ski. Betty mpsor calf after Jan. 1rion. and p, David Watson, W. Millson. RSimpson, Siaforth; Maroon Utility Pens, W Leghorn, W. Mill - champion fem Gloria Boyd, Walton; son; crossbred heavy, Murray Pep- Mill - champion female, herd,PrSimpson, per, W. Millson. SeaForth; dairy Langridge Bros., W. Boyd; special, best 3 cows, Langridge Bros., W. Boyd. BEEF CATTLE Butcher cattle, fat cow or heifer, Percy Willert and Son, Zurich; steer or heifer, over 1 year, W. S. O'Neil, Denfield; Joanne McCullough, Clin- ton, E. Bosman, R.R. 2, Bluevale, L. Hackett, Lucknow • A. Wallis, Gran- ton; baby beef, 1 year and under, Bob Kinsman, Cromarty; Bob Hern, Granton; N. Todd, Lucknow; Murray Gaunt, Lucknow. Polled Angus bull 1 year and over, Bob Hern; heifer, 1 yearbl l 3. Rinn, 4, Brussels, 1, Rinn. Shorthorns, bull, 2 years and over, W. Turnbull, W. R. Pepper, Sea - forth; best cow, A. Gaunt, Lucknow; W. A. Culbert, Dungannon; John Peck, Zurich; Turnbull, Brussels; heifer, 2 yrs., 3, Peck; Culbert, H. Penper, Win. Pepper; heifer, 1 year old, M. W. Stapleton, Seaforth; A. Gaunt, Lucknow; W. A. Culbert; M. W. Stapleton; heifer calf, under 111 year, Culbert. 1, 2, 4; Pepper, .,; bull calf, under 1. year, Culbert, Gaunt, Stapleton, i'eppei; hull, one year. John Peels, Wm. Pepper, A. Gaunt, W. Turnbull: herr., W. A, Culbert, A. Gaunt, John Peek, Wm. Pepper. Juilnr - •-W, C. F. Uestricher. DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN lull, your- . and ever, J. '41. Scott, S,e,e,c1.11 1 and 2: .1. 1 . `-eott, Sea. forth, '. Best, s eew, 11. Scott 1, 2, I ..3. P. `,, ott, .',. Heifer, 2 years, F. rhappel, t'ro)nnrly, 1, mid :.. Helfer vett'. and,•r 1 y,ar, 1 r'hee,e1. Bull vele. ender 1 year, J. M. Scott; hard, .1 M. :er,tt 3. 1. oelt: host cow .h.y, 3 11. '.,rot, J F. Scott 4: F. Chaplet, : nul SWINE Yorkhire, boar, over 1 year, W. Turnbull and San, Brussel:,: It. I' McMillan, MR. 2, Seaforth, 2 :1; Al- bert Bacon and San, Belgrave; Jon- athan Ilugill, RR, 2, Seaforth, Boar, under 1 year, R. 13, McMillan, A. Fla - eon and Son; W. Turnbull and Son, 8. 4; Mervyn Lobi, and Son, Clinton, Sow, 1 year and over, W, Turnbull and Son, 1, 2; A. Bacon and Son; Maureen Stewart, Exeter; A, Jamie eon, I1.11, 4, sow, littered since Sept.1953, Clinton.;, Jamieson, H. llradhagen, R.R. 2, Brussels; W. Turnbull and Son, 3, 4, A. Bacon and Judge -J. F. Francis. - EGGS Adult, open to all producers, 2% doz. commercial eggs, Mrs. A. Jam- ieson, R.R. 4, Clinton; Mrs. James Carter, R.R. 2, Seaforth; W. S. D. Stoney; Mrs. S. Storey, R.R. 2, Sea - forth; Elgin Nott, R.R. 4, Clinton. 2/ dozen brown eggs, Mrs. W. Haugh, Brucefield; Mrs. E. Nott, Mrs. S. Storey; Ken Stewart, R.R. 5, Seaforth; W. S. D. Storey. Best tray in adult section, Mrs. W. Haugh. High School section, 2e4 doz. com- mercial eggs, Mary Ann Reynolds, Jack Crozier, Marjorie Papple, John Jewitt, Floyd Dale. 21/, doz. brown eggs, Wayne Chapple, Grace Siemon, Don Tremeer, Florence Eyre, Eliz- abeth McEwen; best tray in section, Mary Ann Reynolds. Public School section, 2'/z doz. commercial eggs, Nancy Pepper, Robt. Elliott, 'Gloria Carter, Emily Elliott, Liebe Bruns - ma. 2?;, doz. brown eggs, Cathie Eckert, Mary Scott, Saakje Van Roo- ilen, Suane Haugh, Gloria Carter, Best tray in section, Cathy Eckert. The Seaforth Farmers' Co-opera- tive for hest commercial eggs in all classes of $5 went to Nancy Pepper, 11.R, 3, Seaforth. 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB A big show -ring was too small to hold the show, when 66 members of 1-11 Beef Calf Club in Iluron com- peted here Friday in the county beef calf championship show, To achieve results in the judging of the 66 sleek, plump, loth slung calves that were on hand for the show, the class of e6 had to he divided into steer an,' heifer sections, and then each section was graded in throe groupe for the final stage of ,judging. From the top group of heifer calves, the calf shown by Lois Web- ster, 11.11. 2, Auburn, emerged as one of the two grand champions in the class. From the top group of ;neer calves, Gerald Wallis' entry survived the final round of ;judging as the grand champion steer calf. Frain the 23 heifer calves in the show, eight are otheralected seven, ingaddi- e tap addi- tion tion to the Webster grand champior calf, were shown by Paul Murray. R. R. '2, Walton, Alex Ostrom, Var- na; 13111 Strong, R.R. 2, Dublin; Da- vid Ostrom, Varna; Laurie Black, R. S,l3ss Brussels; u R. 11. ruMayDennis, Procter, R. 1, Whyte 70, Gordon Dale 68. SEAFQRTII BEEF CALF CLUB 1 . R. 5 Agnes Hieknell, 3 R , Seafo •t z }?,, showed the best steer ealf, and Ara - old Campbell, 3,13, 1, Seaforth, was adjudged the best showman, when 16 members of the Seaforth 4-11 Beef Calf Club held their annual achieve- ment day Friday, in conjunction with, Seaforth Fall Fair, Ten of the calves were judged in the ether class in which the Hieknell entry took top place. Three were judged as senior heifers, with Paul Murray, R.R. 2, Walton, showing the best animal of the three; three were judged as jun- ior heifers, with Bill Strong, R.R. 2, Dublin, showing the top calf of the three.. In the showmanship competition, all 16 competitors paraded in one class. The show was directed by Har- old Baker, assistant agricultural re- presentative for Huron, assisted by the club leaders, Bob Campbell, R. R. 1, Dublin, and James Scott, R.R. 2, Seaforth. Scores on steer calves: • Agnes Hicknell, 380; Donald Moylan, R.R.. 5, Seaforth, 376; Ken Campbell, R. R, 1, Dublin, 374; Catherine Camp- bell, R.R. 1, Dublin, 372; William Robert Scott, R,R. 1, Seaforth, 870; Jean Scott, R.R. 1, Seaforth, 368; Douglas Keyes, R.R. "1 Seaforth, 367; Arnold Campbell, R.R. 1, Sea- forth, 365; Neil Haugh, R.R. 1, Brucefield, 862; Jack Crozier, R.R, 2, Seaforth, 860. Senior heifer calves: Paul Mur- ray, 372; Lavern Godkin, R,R. 2, Walton, 366; Audrey Godkin, R.R. 2, Walton, 362, Junior heifer calves, Bill Strong, •370; •Charles McGregor, R.R. 2, Seaforth, 368; Dorothy Keys, R.R, 1, Seaforth, 366. Showmanship scores: Arnold Campbell 92, Ken Campbell 90, La- vern Godkin 88, Bill Strong 86, Ag- nes Hicknell 84, Paul Murray 82, Douglas Keyes 80, Donald Moylan 78, Jack Crozier 76, Catherine Campbell 74, Audrey • ,Godkin 72, Jean Scott 70, Charles McGregor, 68, Dorothy Keyes, 65, Neil Haugh (32, William Robert Scott 59. McKillop Grain Club Twenty-one boys brought out sam- ples of grain, from grain plots they had grown and harvested themselves to make up a club show at Seaforth Fall Fair on Friday. Robt. A Broad - foot, R.R. 1, Brucefield, won top honors for the day, when his grain sample was scored at 180 points of a possible 200. Other scores in the competition were: Larry Wheatley, R.R. 1, Dub- lin, 172; Tommy Eckert, R,R. 1, Dublin, 170; Bob Murray, R.R. 2, Walton, 166; Bob Doerr, R.R. 1, Dublin, 164; Ken Campbell, R.R. 1, Dublin, 162; Lawrence Taylor, R,R. 1, Londesboro, 158; Neil MeGavin, R.R. 2, Walton, 154; Ken McClure, R.R. 4, Walton 152; Wayne McMich- ael, R.R. 1, Walton, 150; John Whyte, R.R. 2, Seaforth, 146; Ron McClure, R.R. 4, Walton, 144; Don- ald Dodds, R.R. 1, Seaforth, 140; Ronnie Driscoll, 11.11, 2, Walton, 138; John Driscoll, R.R. 2, Walton, 136; Toni Somerville, .11. 4, Walton, 132: Carl Busick, R.R. 1, Dublin, 124: Brunn Braecicer, R,R. 2, Walton, 120; Leonard Miller, R.R. 2, Wal- ton, 118; Robert Betties, R.R, 1, Seaforth, 116; Jack Crozier, R.R. 2, Seaforth, 112. The McKillop 4-11 Grain Club show was supervised by Harold Bak- er, assistant agricultural representa- tive for Huron. PET SHOW Persian cat, Mildred Crich, Nancy Glew, Suane Haugh, Anita Hillman; cat, any breed, Barbara Holland, Ken Coleman, Neila Hillman, Bob Burns; Angora rabbits, NeilDol- mage, Paul Boshart, Bruce Dale, Russel Pringle; rabbits, Carl Cooper, Douglas Hugill, Bill Millson; best dog in show, Bill MacLennan, Bryan Brady, Donna Laycock, 'Gordon Mil- ler; dog least resemblance to any breed, Jack Lemon, Bruce Falconer, Larry Burns, Jacob de Boar; homer THEATRE 41. �LY l a AF'ORTH TIiIURS. Mr. SAT. SONO o(` BERNADET'ri!. Jennifer Joios • will)sia r:yaw A truly great motion picture for the whole family MON. TUBS WED. 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Crich; most unusual pet, Frank Bushie, was removed to South Huron Hospit- James Racho, Jack Baker, Bruce al, Exeter,' for treatment, HENSALL Miss Mary Serrar of London, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. I•Iagh McEwen Jr. Mrs. Bertha Bell suffered a heart attack at her home this week and • n a 1111,1111111111.,111111,.,111111111111 a 111111111111 ll 11111....01.11.1 111111.,, a 111111.,11111113.11 w 11111111 nn m u 1111111111111 i 111111111111 a q YOU SHOPPING GUIDE The Seaforth Stores will close on Saturday nights during the months of October, November and December at 9 P.M. For your Christmas shopping the stores will remain open on Wednesday afternoons on Dec. 15 and Dec. 22. Also will be open two nights before Christmas, Dec, 23, Dec. 24 until 9 P.M. to help you in your shopping. Starting Saturday, Jan. Sth, 1955, the Stores will close on Saturday night at 6 P.M. for the months of January, Feb- ruary and March. The first Saturday night in April 1955 the Stores will be open until 9 P.M., and start to stay open first Saturday in May until 10 P.M. Merchants of Seaforth appreciate your co-operation. Thanking you. MERCHANTS COMITTEE, Chaulb&-241.. of Commerce, (Please clip this ad. for reference) .,11111111111111111111111111,1111111 11111.,1111110111 lu111111111111111m1111111111111a111.111111,n1 llnm,n,nnlnnnnu1.01 l,lun1.111.1.11.11, IS NEEDED �Cemmunily Cbc s end MenIcIpd Geenu velli provid. 139.000) to train, rehabilitate and house the 450 BLIND in this district C.N.I B. TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN HURON • MIDDLESEX • PERTH r..;/ ""4:7.:.: `%. (Excluding London and Stratford) end Your Donatton'•Yoday, '. AR4 •w. , 0 t, your Iwel th$J,5 a4;tle 0,, feeket , 4; NO. y IN A SERIES ... YOUR HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS YOUR HYDRO o ..Powe to scan the skies s. In our constantly shrinking world, the field of electrorucs assumes increased importance daily. 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