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Final e m>ai"'n returns or the
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Huron unit of the Canadian Can-
e r Soeiety indicate the 0ountY's
(objective for 1930 was exceeded
by over :$2;000.
Treasurer Mrs, 13eryl A. harp-
er, Goderieh, a1,111onneed this
week contributions totalled $15,-
208.75. Objective for the unit,.
now in its second year of (Vera -
tell, wa•s $13,000.
Au additional $806,20 has been
raised this year through dile pia,
chase or in memoriam cards,
boostinx the total county fund
to 010,009. The cards, available
at funeral homes throughout the
county, recognize contributions
wade to the society Ifc mentors
ufdeceased venous.
"We aro moot g'ateful for the
support the lta'o received front
the citizens of Huron in, oar fight
against one of inanklltd's most
tragic and baffling diseases,"
said Mrs. Kenneth Johns, RIs, 1,
Woodham, chairman of the twit
Contributions by districts, to
the 1959 campaign were; Exeter,
14,191.16; G'oderieh, 14,854,54;.
Seaforth, $2,687.70; :Clinton, $2,
203,30.; Wiughant $1527.25; Blyth
1296,50. A grant of $600 Was re-
ceived from Huron county coun-
cil.
In meniorlant contributions to
date for the year are: Goderieh,
$332,25; Exeter $192.25; Seaforth
$150.55; Clinton $125.35; Blyth
IC.IF'PBN
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Riley and
tainily have returned Mollie froiit
a week: entl trip to Nappanee, In-
diana, having attended the Gerb
er-Diener wedding.
bliss Marlene Riley Minima to
Amborley after being home over
the tech end.
Mester Larry Coneitt returned
home front a week's mention
with his grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Consitt, Hensall.
Miss Gledys Carter of elands-
boye is a visitor this week with
hermit and uncle, :We,. and Mrs,
Archie Parsons,
We' regret to report Mr. Ross
MacKay is 111 and is confined to
the Western Hospital, Tovouto.
Messrs. W. R. Cooper and Witt.
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Kyle attended the Grand Ameri-
eait Shot at Vaudaliia, Ohio, on
Tllut'sday and Friday of last
week.'
11r .
Rachael Masi >Gibsoit of Wrox-
s
eter silent a reit mays visiting icor
Sett-iu-iaty and daughter, 11r, and
.firs, W. L. Mlellis.
1'L•. and Mrs, John Sinclair and
Joint :returned home from a .ilea-
sart holiday in the USA;'
\1r,. Wcn. Slavin left last week
for a trip to the Western Prov-
ine0s,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Littl_etou:,
and fancily enjoyed the week end
in Hamilton at the home of the
latter's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr, and 3Li's, George .Gratuk.
Mr. and Mks, Charles Byre. and
Janice visited Mr, and Mrs, Fer-
gus Wright of Brampton and vis-
ited in Toronto .over the week
end,
Mrs. J. Dement and family of
Bamiltau are holidaying all this
week with ter parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Win: Caldwell,
i11;rs. Ronald McGregor and
Mrs. Charles Eyre spent a day
last week.. in Sarnia. visiting- MIts,
McGr•egor's mother, Mrs. Harry
Greer and' Mrs. Eyre visiting her
sister, Mrs, Etta Eyre.
Mr. Jack Caldwell, accompan-
ied by his cousin, Mr . Sandy
Doig of St. Petersburg, Florida,
motored, to Detroit to be guests
of the latter's son Jack, return-
ing in a few days.
Miss Dorothy Jackson and
Miss Judy Crich spent the last
week of August in Bayfield.
Mr. Jim Upsball is in -Seaforth
hospital recovering from the flu.
Mrs. Loretto Hicks of Toronto
and Mrs. Reid of Olinton were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Roberts and family.
Kyle's store is being wrecked
and work commenced this week.
?Si'. and Mrs, Wm. Bell were he
Toronto last. week.
Mrs. S. Chapman of Egmond-
ville isthe guest of Mr. and. Mrs.
Robert McGregor and Jim.
'.lir. and Mrs. Wm. Bell accom-
panied by 'Mrs. Andrew Bell vis-
ited with the tatter's daughter
and sou -in-law, in London on
Wednesday, 15', and ---Mrs. Steve
Staokhouse.
MT, and Mrs. N. Long spent
Sunday visiting friends in Owen
Sound and Southampton Beach.
BRODHAGEN
Further contributions to the
Brodliagen Community Hall VS -
merchandise received for. the Sal-
eorama:
Ernie Allen $6.25
Harold Rock -. 10.00
Gordon Mogk 26.50
George Gloor 8.00
Man. Beuermann 9 35
Gordon McGavin 6.55
Winthrop Feed Mill 7.50
Lloyd Prueter 31.00
Ken Brown 10.00
Mervyn Dietz & Jack Dietz 52.50
Art N4oho1 9.00
August Scherbarth 31.00
Bob Osborne 3.10
Milt Osborne 7,00
Dan Connolly 5.00
Harry, Muegge and Larry ....37.50
Wm. Rapien 25.00
Carl Vock
John 'A. hurray
Richard Rose .
Ralph Fisher
Topnotch, Seaforth .......
Jack Beeman 5.60
Campbell Way 6.50
Matt Murray 9 00
Martin Diegel 11.00
Ken Rolph 3.00
Ken Station 9.00
3101 Sloan 3.00
Roy Farrow 6.00
Laverne Wolfe 10.00
Harry Steinbach 3.15
John Nater 5.00
Witchi and Glauser _..._ 94.00
Gordon. Eisler 10.00
Wilfred Hillebrecht 5.00
Ancone Siemon 10.00
George Diegel 37.00
Joe Smith _ 13.50
Herman & Ronald Hinz 91.55
Mervin Hodgert 9.75
Herb Traviss 6.00
Wm. Deunis 1.7r5
Harry Tait 12.75
Bart Rock 4.55
Dan Fisher 1.00
Doug Campbell 4.00
Edwin Eckinerer. 4.00
Lloyd Beuerman 1.25
Howard Osborne ....._ 1,'r5
Ervin Leonhardt 22.60
Reuben Buick .._ti 6.00
George Mogk 12.50
Fred Herbert 40.00
W. J. Leeming 9 00
Frank Kistner 11.00
Ferg Horan 4.00
Leonard Rose 25.00
90.00
11.00
4.00
10.00
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dow ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Pridham and spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey trea-
5011 of North Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace,
Margaret Ann and Debbie and
Mrs. Grace Scott spent a few
days with relatives in, Buffalo
and Niagara Falls,
Mr, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake
and family and Mr. Andrew Mc-
Lachlan visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan of
Egmondvilie.
bliss Sandy Bailey of Mitchell
spent the week end with Miss
Alice Walker.
Mrs, M. Houghton and Mr,
Frank Stagg were guests at the
Kemp -Dunham wedding in Ham-
ilton Road Presbyterian Church,
London, on Saturday.
Mr. Russell McKellar who
spent the summer months with
My, and Mrs. John Wallace re-
turned to his home in Buffalo on
Thursday,
Miss Alice Welker is holiday-
ing this weak with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, H.
11, Carrie at Dorchester,
Miss Laura Jean Smith, from
the CGIT of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Stratford, was the guest
speaker at the brother and
Daughter CGI, banquet which
was held in the Sunday School
room of Cromarty Church on
Tucson's,' evening. She, was intro.
(Weed by llisa A.nty McPherson
of Stratford and spoke mainly of
her impressions' ii'llile at -Caine:
Mrs. Peacock who is a native of
Burma and now on the High
School staff at Dresden, spoke
briefly of the people and customs
of Burrcta, With Mrs. . Gordon
Laing at tete piano the CGI't'
girls contributed several ;musical
nuulbers, Solos by bliss Carel
-
Me Christie, accompanied by
Mrs. C. Christie Were much en-
joyed. The .presentation .of fan.
yards to Thin: of the senior mem-
bers was Conducted by their; lead,
ea', Mrs. 15, Lomond; those re.
eeiving Were: Mildred I•Iowe,
Marlene Dow, Margaret Wallace,
Alice Walker and Ina Scott.
BRODHAGEN
Master ,Lyle Prueter attended
intermediate bays' camp at Edge -
wood Camp 'Eden hills, last
• eek,
bliss Elaine Prueter is working
In London with the Bell 'Tele-
phone Company after completing
a mime with the Bell Telephone
in Toronto. •
• .Mir. Wilfred Ahrens, Clayton,
Robert and Kenneth in Hamilton
and Totouto'-"for a few days and
attended the exhibition.
Mrs. Fond Dickson 'and Glenda
spent last week at Tnrnbtull's
Grove tido her sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert Gibb and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKenzie of
Detroit with her brother, Wilbur
Hoegy and Mrs. Hoegy.
IMr. and Mrs, Ralph Scherbarth
of St_ Louis,. Missouri, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scher -
bar th.
cher-barth. .
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth. Hinz of
St. Catharines with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Hinz.
,Mfrs, Henry 1Kleber Sa', has
been at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Norman Bennewies and
Mr, Bennewies since returning
from Seaforth hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. P. Connolly and
Mr: and Mrs. Lester Seebach of
Stratford called on M2, and firs.
Laverne Wolfe on Sunday.
Hiss Sharon Prueter and Miss
Donna Scherbarth are attending
Luther League Camp this week
at Edgewood Park, Eden -Mills.
Members, of the Stewards of
the Christian Home enjoyed a
corn and wiener roast on the
church grounds .on Thursday ev-
ening. Mr. and Mi's, Ross Leon-
hardt, _lir, and Mrs. Glen Mogk,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk were
in charge of devotions, games
and lunch assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mr. and
-Mfrs. Reuben :Buuck.
Mr. Wayne Beuermann, Lond-
on, and Miss Doris Arthur, •Kirk -
ton; with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Beuermann.
Flowers were on the altar of
St. Peter's Lutheran Chureh on
Sunday in memory of Henry
Dietz who Passed away 10 years
ago, Aug. 31st.
The first band concert of Brod-
hagen Band was held on. Sunday
evening on the band stand re-
cently moved from Mitohell to
the Brodhagen'park. -'
. Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Ralph Hicks on Sunday were:
lir. and :Mfrs. Alvin Bell, Mr. and
Mfrs. Gordon Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dinham, Rev. and Mrs,.
Ed Tomlinson and family of Is-
lington, Mr and Mrs. A. M. Kline
and John. of Detroit.
DUBLIN
The Dublin Women's Institute
went on a bus trip to Stratford
on Tuesday, August 25th, which
was attended by seventeen mem-
bers and four visitors. The tour
featured visits to the Eskimo ex-
hibition, the art gallery and the
exhibition hall of handicrafts, al-
so the theatre and book display.
Then they proceeded to Spruce
Lodge where they entertained
the patients by a program of two
dance numbers by the Cronin
sisters, a solo by Bernadette
Nagle, and three songs by Joan
Britton with. guitar accompani-
ment. :Community singing fol-
lowed with the patients joining
in the choruses. A delicious
linen was served by .the Institute
executive members in the dining
room.
Rev. A. R. Looby, C.S.B., with
his mother, Mrs. A. 31. Looby.
Father Looby has been transfer-
red from Houston, Texas, to a
Basilian College at Ottawa
Miss Marlene •Dill, Detroit, and
yr. and Mrs. Wm, Byrne, Tren-
ton, Mich., with bliss Monica
Byrne.
15' and .Mars. Helmut and
two daughters, Roseville,_ Mich„
and Miss Lorraine Looby, Reg.N.,
London, with 'Mrs. A. 1I. Looby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf
of Detroit with lir. and Mrs.
Walter Carpenter.
Rev. John Jordan, Grosse
Point, Mich., called on friends
here on. Wednesday.
MIr. and Mrs.. Volante and four
children, of Lavonia, Mich„ with
Jack and Lloyd McCarthy.
Miss Karen Dill in Streetsville,
Miss Margaret MlcCarthy in
Toronto.
Rev, .John Stapleton, CSB, To.
route, with Mr. and Mrs, William
Stapleton,
Jack and Margaret K:linkham-
er in Chicago with Mfr, and Mrs,
Clayton Hill.
Bob Byrne, Hamilton, with his
sister, blies Monica Byrne.
Mr, and Mrs. Pat 'McGrath and
children 'at Goderioh,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lennon,
Stratford, Mrs, William Ryan.,
Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester Ryan and
ohilda'en, ,Sebringvtile, with Mrs.
Lbnis Dillon and Dorothy.
Mr, and Mrs, Tont Holland,
'Windsor, with Mr, Matt, Murray
and relatives,
FEDERATION NEWS
The Government has released
the details for its deficiency plan
for eggs. Defilciency payments
will be made on the first 4000
dozen eggs produced by any one
srodueer, This applies 091y to
the A large and A extra large
THE SEAFORTH Ni:WS-'1'futradlcy, September 3, 19
grades. The dollcienoy payment
will be 11co difference between
t110 attetual market price to the
producer awl the pc'otiueel" lacks
based on 440 delivered In Mont.
veal: •
This 44o price a .Moirireitl app'
pai'ently returns to 1110 protium'
330 in this at'Sa. Ab got same
idea ot the amount or dellaiencY
pay'ment that would Jravo been
necessary from the Bust or Jinn-
ary title year let us look et the
prices that were quoted 1ooa14y
by egg grading stations.
Prom January 1st. to Mar. 9th,
it would have required a defic-
iency payment •ot about 1/c per
dozen to bring returns up .to .the
330. It would also have required
about the seine payment from
about the middle .of April to the
cud of Stine.Deficiency° payments do not
operate so simply. They will be
based on the average prlee for
the year. On this basis no dent^
ieney payment would have been
necessary sines from the first •of`
'tile year till the middle of Aug-
ust; the quoted price has been
above the floor just as mucic 4,4 IL
has been below.
The 4000 'dwell quota will cov-
er the production of 'Something"
1less than 300 hens,. This means
,that the farmer with. 300 hens
will receive emetically the same
Import as lie is getting now, Me
large producer with ' 10,000 or
more hens will be entis'ely .depen-
dent on .the market price.
d asked several egg grading
station operators what they ex-
pected to ba able to ;pay Oct tet
when the government stops 'llhy-
iug eggs, About 20e, was the an-
swer received, If this is true
the largo producer Is going 40
have a bac. time, I doubt that he
can stay in business very long at
this price and if he sells, his
liens will probably only bring
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200 oneh, 1f fowl prices drop as
they 450 expected to.
The outer person Interested is
the consumer, 1lo apparently can
expect to buy eggs very cheaply:
for a ,time glut I wonder will he
also 11450 to look forward t0 pay-
ing a very 411514 prima in the In -
cure.
:Perhaps the lulgit price 17411 be
controlled by imports from the
U,S,, Ireland for Hungary, as has
happened Its the punt. I don't
think Idle consumer will he too
happy with the quality ot the
imports.
DANCE
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BRODHAGEN
Tuesday, Sept. 8
Desjardiue's Orchestra
Admission 50c
Everybody Weloonie
EXHIBITION
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St. Thomas United
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IN
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Monday, Sept. 7
Game Time 7.00 sharp
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PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
In accordance with a resolution passed 'by
the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth,
I hereby proclaim that in view of the present
rabies situation no dog shall be allowed to rim +.
at large in the Town of Seaforth until further
notice from this date, November 12, 1958.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Saye the Queen
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