The Seaforth News, 1959-12-10, Page 4News of Borns..
Church, l-lullett
On Dee, 411t the Willing Work-
ers •ol' -Burns Church met in .one
or the glass rooms of the ohureh,
trimmed the Christmas true tor.
26 children under the leadership
of A4i's. Joe Babeook attended. The
children cut decorations and
the white gift service on Suadaa.
It looked quite attractive *with•
ate tinsel and blue decorations
and blue electrto light*.
The meeting was raided to order
with the president, Miss Linda'R.i-
ley in the ehair. ,All repeated tile
Mission Band Puritose and hymn
47 was sung, The scripture story
was read by June Govierand Jean
1Moozi, The secretary, Dianne
Shepherd rend the minutes of
the last meeting, The treasurer's
report was given by Doreen Riley,.
•Hymn "Away in a Manger" was
sung, The Lord's prayer was re -
Christmas
Concert
at SS 4 McKillop
Wednesday, Dec. 16
at 8 o'clock
Be sure to Have your
tickets for the draw
peated hi unison, 1h>rothi. and.
Doreen.. Riley sang -.duet, "0 Lit-
tle 'lawn' of liethielteln"s• The
story, book was read 'by Jean A:lb-
tas,"Diiuioo Roe, Juno Govier,
I)orot11y. Riley and A7:rs. Gee, Gar-
ter. Mrs.' Babcock•asked tiuostiiene
011 each section after it Was read,
Barbara Shepherd took up the
-collection and old sting the offer -
big brayer: "Father 'bless the
gifts we bring Thee,. Give tltemn
something hind to do, May 'troy
help someone to love Thee; Father
may wo love Thee too," Hymn 66
MIA sung and,Doreen Riley read
a prayer. The president read the
benediction: Father of all little
children everywhere, peep us now,
and keep us ever in Thy ogre.
On Sunday, the pastor, Rev,
"lunge held a White Gift . service
with appropriate 'poems, story
and message. The Sunday Sehool
Pupils placed their white gifts
tinder •the tree and later received
their diplomas, seals, books and
pens fox attendance during the
Sunday Scheel term. Several
received diplomas for having
completed a nursein memory
treasure.
Because or lack of space for
class rooms and lack of 'heating
raeilities during winter months,
our young peoples' class was dis-
solved a year ago to accommodate
the small children, Sunday School
will again be held from the last
Sunday in April to the end of
Cetober. Mr. Jack NB:Ewing is Su-
petintendent, and Mrs. H. Teb-
VISITING OVER THE HOLIDAYS?,
Go CNR—the sure, the comfortable way. Snow -filled skies or
icy roads will make no difference—you'll get where you
want to go, and you'll enjoy every relaxi ng minute of your trip.
And especially now with CN's new Group Economy Travel
Plan you maketremendous savings when you travel.in a
group of two dr more. For instance, for fair people going to
Montreal from Tordrito, the fare is only $15 each, return!'
The CN's new' Group Economy Travel and the "All
Inclusive" 'Western Travel plans cost so little—why drive!
For tickets and information, contact your
, local -Canadian National ticket office.
This year, more and more people who are
going home for the Christmas season, will
gre",jr
IAN NATIONAL
T-9-77
butt is Sec:Precis.
During two Smitl.ay:•a •'ill. Jitile
special centennial services.- were
1101(1 ill the . church. Centenlnial.
books containing many 1>ietures
and the story of the Ohltralt.1.141
were presented to 30 pnplls xvlho
had perkeet attendance, and z1ine
who missed only one day at Sun-
day School during the term.
P,apils aged 10-15 yrs, in 'Die
class or •Mr's. E. Bell and Mios
Gladys Leper, who had per e
t
attendance were—Jean Addison,
Dianne Roo, Marsha Tebbutt, Ger•
ry Addison, Brian Bell, Torn Ri-
.E
ley, Alec �M1a.Uw ing, and Dorothy
Riley. Absent one Sunday 7iliel-
ma Riley, Doaglas Bell,
Pupils aged 8-10 years in tale
class of Mrs, Geo. Carter and Mrs.
Joe Babcock with •parfeot-'attencl-
anee were; Kenneth Odeon, Dor-
een Riley', Joyce Roe, •Connie
Itlowatt, Karen Addison, Candice
Bell. Absent one Sunder June
Gooier, Sharon Riley, Linda Rt. world,"
ley, Joyce Riley, This olass.'hacl I Royal Winter Fair 4 -Ii +rani-
870 memory verses during the. .pions from Huron County includ-
ed; 1959 Queen's Guineas champ -
toe. Shorthorn'steer •and reserve
grand •ohairtl ion, owned by Ken
•Blaclk, Belgrave (0 member ot'the
Blyth-Belgrave 441 . Beef Calf
Club); Rom Smith, Brussels, won
the III. A. • Summers Memorial tr00
Ph+S',as high. contestant of .the in-
tercou'oty livestock Judging cent.
-petition.
Awarded the ,distinction of
Huron •C ointy's "alda'ound" 4-11
club member 'was Don Lobb', R;R,
2, Clinton, '
Don, the 20 -year-old eon of Mr,
and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb, R,R. 2,
Clinton, is a eebond-year student
'roux SDAII'ClITII NEWS—Tlturaday, Deeetnbor 10, 1059
riot .High Sexual • Board,
The guest speaker was T, 11,
lIi'llidt+d, director• 9f extension,
Ontario Department: •of' Agrtoul'
tura.
1.11 preoentatton'• of Special
and cash awards Was•oaadehy•tbe
num who directed the ,entire 4.1.1
Club program, 1), G, Grieve, a5S0-
elate agrieullu't'al representative
far Huron •County.,
D, H. Miles, agrientlD'al repre-
sentative for Huron County,
spoaldng 'briefly, said that "In
4-H everyone is a winner, a win -
net beyond the 'prize money re-
ceived at Aohlevotueli't Night. As
a 'result .of year club methods;
you are richer for your assooia-
;tions with your other Club mem-
bers; are ,aware that personal ef-
forts bring rewards, ,are a better
sneaker, an educated individu-
al and a bettor 'citizen to take
your place in this everohanging
tel
Pupils G •years and under :3n
of Mrs, Jim Howatt and Mies Dor-
ethy Riley xvlso had perfect at-
tendance were: Donald McGregor,
Raymond Riley, Donna Riley,
Brenda l:Iesselwood, Colleen Berl,
Joan Hewett, Betty .Jean Me -
Gregor,. Absent one Sunday,:. Ver-
na Hesselwoocl, Glen Riley,
P.npi's 6 years and under . in.
the plass of Mrs. John Riley and
Miss 'Beth Molfwing with.'.perfect
.attendance were: Karen McEw
ing, Kathleen NlcEtving, Terry
Flynn, Peggy Govier, Gerald Ri-
ley, Mary Lou McGregor,' JudY
Howatt, Janette Riley, Gordon RI- at Western
rten Ontario
in veterinary
Aricultural
Jey, Absent one Sunday: Kenny
Irleseelwootl.: science,
Just one week ago at Ridge -
town, he also received three top
awards,—a, prize for high student
111 veterinary science, a 'prize for
the best school ,citizen, and a Sr.
Farmer Association of Ontario
Scholarship awarded to a second -
year student,
• The 'warden's novice trophy
went to Sandra Finnigan, Dun-'
gatmon,...
The champion swine trophy was
Presented to Kenneth Papule, R,
R. 5, Seaforth. .
Donald, lONSKercher of R.R. 1,
Dublin, reoeive(1 the: •'williani A; i
Scheid Lueknow ,trojtiliy •
Jack Broadloot of, •.oBrucefield'
Was 'awarded . the Mervin Howe
tr61111Y• •' I
Showman's trophy went to Bill
Strong, of R.R. 2, Dublin.
'Gloria' Boyd of 11.R. .2, Wanton,
had the highest score an the 4-1-1
Dairy Calf •Chubs.
For five years' voluntary serv-
ice, 4-11 , Club Leaders'•; awards,
were presented. to Earl '1rlcSpatld-
den, R.R. 1, Seaforth, Me1illop
Grain Club; John Strang. Gorrie,
1owick Dairy " Calf - Club; T -ed.
Dunn, R R' 3, Bayfield, Bayfield.
Dairy Calx •Club; Ross Marshall;
HURON COUNTY
ACHIEVEMENT- NIGHT
The 13th annual Huron County
Achievement Night was held at
Wingliam District High School on
Friday as a climax to junior farm
work in the county, It'was attend-
ed by parents and friends•o8 fixe,
366 members of 26 4-11 clubs in
the county this year with 89.9 per
cent completion of olub projects.
Cash " awards ,totaling $2,400
given to the members, as well as
crests, trophies, wrist watches,
pen and pencil sets, show blankets
and leather halters. -
The Chairman was Ron''Mc-
Michael, Wroxeter, president, :of
the 5-11 Olub Leaders' Association,
who in congratulating the Club
members on eoml7leting their .pro-
jects, .made. special mention of
"those members alto' .made such
an excellent ,showing at the Royal
Agricultural_ Winter Fair at Tor-
onto this . year. These achieve-
ments at' the Royal are a big boon
to oitr' 4-11 program .,in : • 1dµron
county."
' He thanked the Ontario De-
1>artment •of Agriculture .for its
loyal support and help in 'the past
year, adding that it is only
through this department drat the
club leaders can be so well exper-
ienced as to lead .such a large
group.
A %releoone was extended to the
large crowd ,by R. 5, Cousins
Chairman of the Wingham Disk•
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COMPP.PJY COMING.:.
HAVE PLENTY OF COKE!
2M{cyY .0
TRADE -MARK REG.
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SONO TAP
�� ✓urSWOP
She achievements and the prob-
blems `arc titre faced during the
Year; Phone has been a greater de-
1315.1id '011. 't110 hart o'f dairies tor
Irigll stent »i3)lk became+ or the in
torest' In the.tqultlie for a lower
tat intik and as .chance for the
dairies to supply +yearn to ' the
trade at a greeter yield than ,tire
3.5 •dlffereutiel. The beef cattle
fours.is' a' .question mai'ic in the
t+ t
t of
minds ok 0.101 of 1e There
re
was en excellent oholco of quality
of .Cattle"for the +individual needs
this fall ata ttsee nuh less than
n
most people expected to pay. 'lire
greatest interest :this ,year may be
in the short peep •eattleandalot
of feeders are looking towards an
early anarket to make same mon-
ey, Pw'o feeder can •clubs are sup-
plying quite,s, bit of information
to the beef producers of the •ooun-
ty as to, eooniomieal feeding of
beef cattle, Leht year ,the Rau.
clubs
experimented with sttlbe'st-
rol and this year all animals will
be treated with ditltyl stbbbestrol,
The expel h1iei is for ,this year's
calf •Club are 'Co -Rat tixe new. sys-
temic insecticide for .the control
of warble grubs and lice and ,the
use of Cobalt bullets to improve
appetites and feed intake. Huron
and Bruce Counties were •oh'osen
this Miall •by the Department •of. Ag -
,t icultu:re to 'hest the effectiveness
of OpRal as a: control of the war-
ble out,..- This :insectiokle kills"
the grab before it reaches the
back ,of tl;me animal, The manufPac-
tuner indicates greater gains will
result from the control of these
grubs and lice. Six hundred cat-
tle 'haave been treated 4n the two
counties and a. like number are
,being used en checks, If HAS in-
secticide Proves, effective, the
present Warble lily Control Act
may have to be s'evtsed. Milking
•
dairy cattle and animals intended
for . slaughter wit
hin60 clay's
shoufld not be treated. The hog
situation has not .+hanged very
much, there are still a dot of bogs,
in •the County. Poultry situation
is about. the same as last year
with the turkey producers joining.I
the broiler :men, working on a
very alien margin. The egg market
is not settled: Sheep continue one
of the bright spots to Nee live-
stock field, with probably • the
gr+afeat;.retitrai for money invest-
ed ,.Two iiew diseases we .will by
concerned with in the coming year
will lie Leptospirosis and Jolxne's
Disease,
GREY TOWNSHIP
• George , Hutchinson,' 1059' reeve
of, Grey_ ito}vnshtp„ was defeated
Monday by .011fford Dunbar. Ma-
jority' for Dunbar was 1,3 votes:
1Membet's of the.1$59 -council were
returned.
For " Reeire Clifford , Dunbar
396; George S-Intohinson '293
Pot .Council-,ArcJ1ie'Mann. 443;
Glen "Blether 466; Lawson' Ward
11.11, 1, Ki"rkton, Exeter Dairy' 3913 T�enneth'Bray 390; Harry
Calf Olub; • Howard Pym, R.R. 1, Bolger 287.
HDN7EiLL
Reeve .Jahn Henderson was re=
Lucknow, Lucknow Calf Club. turned 'fora second year at Jvton-
Tuckersmitlt 4-11 Corn Club, day's election' in Hensall when he
sponsored by the Tuckersmith ,dofeated Gordon H. Schwalm by
Federation ,of Agriculture, Jack ,a majority of 173 votes, All mem-
Broadfoot, R.R. 1. Brucefield, bets of the 1959 council were re -
958; RLobert,,5otheringhsm, R. R. ',turned to office. -
3, Seaforth, 664; Donald IMeKerolt-1 For Reeve — John I-Ienderson,
er, R.R. 1, Dublin, 951. 253; Gordon Schwalm 80.
Seaforth' 4-11 Swine Club, anon- . For Councii—Lorne E. Iiay276;
sored lby Seaforth Jr, Farmers, : John Baker 250; firs. 'Minnie No=
Jack Broadfoot; 926; Ken ,Popple, akes 240; John Lavender 200;
R.R. 5, Seaforth, 909 Barbara James' Sangster 99.
Turnbull, R. R. 2, Brussels, 908; I LOGAN TOWNSHIP
Seaforth 4-1-I .Beet Calf Club, Reeve Wilfred Krausleo3 f was
sponsored by tate Seaforth Agri. returned in Monday's election by
Society, William Strong, R. R. 2,' a majority of 73 votes over Ru -
Dublin, 954; Charles MacGregor, dolph Bauer, unsuccessful candi-
R.R. 2, Seaforth, 948; Margaret date.
il'aoGregor, R.R. 2, Seaforth, 915. GFODERIOH TOWNSHIP
Seafonth 4-11 Dairy Calf Club,
sponsored 'by the Seaforth Agri.,
Society, Gloria Boyd. R.R. 2, Wal-
ton, 944; 'w,ilaua Dale; R. R. 1,
Clinton,. 935; Laurel Dale, R. R.
1, Clinton, 927,
McKillop 4-I3 Grain ,Olnlf,-spon-
sored by the McKillop Federation
of Agri., Don 'MnKerolher, 932;
Robert Fatheringham,.925; Jack
Broadfoot; 922. ,
Centralia,, Exeter
Dairy Calf
R.R.
Tom Todd,2
Club; and Po,
AG. REP.'S REPORT TO
` COUNTY COUNCIL.
May I,take this opportunity of
saying thank you .for the privil-
ege of •apopearing before Huron
County Council to outline the ag-
h ricudtural activity within the
11 ,, county during the past year. Hu-
ron is a rich county 4n both peo-
ple and agricultural valuation.
a r; The Minister of Agriculture, the
2 Hon. W. A. 'Goodfellow, in his re-
marks at the ' 'opening of Sea,
x forbh's Agricultural. Societies
Olass B Fair said :that Huron was
the .largest and mast active Agri-
cultural County. left in the. Prey -
ince of Ontario with over 4,000
actual farmers .making a diving on
the farm. It is a great privilege
yt but at the same time-'rc big chal-
lenge to head the staff that holds
the responsibility tor „the agricul-
tural extension in this fine coun-
ty. I am pleased to have associated
with me in sharing these respon-
sibities, Dr. Don Grieve, B,S.A,,
y M,S.A., who is in charge of the
4.1-1 Agricultural Program and the
Junior +Farmers activities, 'Miss
Bette Tillman, B.H. Sc„ Home
Beonalnist in charge .of 4-11 Home-
making •Clubs and Senior Ladies
Extension Work, Mr, Dan Erose
who .is now in ,his Senior Year at
C.A.C. gave us a :great dean of
help during the summer months.
Our office and clerical work was
well .looked after by i1'Ia's. Mae
Saheb() and Miss Helen Wilson.
These two people are very valu-
able assets to our extension pro-
gramme as they keep things or-
ganized in .the office. it is a plea-
sure for all .of us to receive the
warm, friendliness and oo;opera-
tion'from all levels of government
in the county. We certainly ap-
preciate the help we receive from
the various Township Officials,
the Agriculture Committee of the
.County Council, your Warden,
your County Clerk, John Berry
and his assistant, Bill Hanly.
I would like at this time to re-
view the agricultural situation in
the county and :outline soma .of
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welcome your friends with the real refreshment . .
plenty of ice-cold Coca-Cola.
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ESEECO Ll ITED
STRATFORD, ONTARIO
W. J. Forbes was returned as
reeve of Goderich twp., .defeating
John Deeves.
For Reeve—W. J. Forbes 358;
John Deeves 175. .
WEST WAWANOSH
- School Board (three elected)„
Wallace Wilson 134; Edwin Mills
114; James Curran 114; Arnold
Stothers 94.
' YAIiLAJY-1fOIPT,
Margaret' Ruth Moir, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Moir; Hen-
sall, became the bride of ,Frank-
lyn Geo, Vanley, son of .Mr. and
'Mrs. Geo, • Varley, Kippen, in . a.
ceremony performed by the Rev.
R. G. MacMillan of :Goderick, in.
Carmel Presbyterian Church,.
Hensali, Sat. Dec. 5 at 2 p.m.
The bride given in marriage by
her father chose an imported .or-
ganza waltz -length ,gown, moulded
bodice, scalloped neckline, . trim-
med with seed 'pearls and twink-
ling sequins, lily 'point sleeves.
She carried a bouquet of red ro-
ses and white mune.
Miss Bonnie Kyle, Kippen was
bridesmaid wearing a Sapphire
blue velvet street -length dress
with a fitted bodice, scoop neck-
line and three -quarter -length
sleeves and carrying a bouquetof
white and ,blue 'mumps. The groom
was attended by Mr'. James Bar-
ham, Guelph.
A reception was held at the
New Commercial Hotel, Hensall.
The 'bride's mother received the
guests wearing a frock of Royal
blue nylon sheer over taffeta
with. white and black accessories.
She was assisted by the 'groom's
mother 'weaning a :mauve rayon
jersey, sheath frock with white
and black accessories.
For a wedding trip to the
States the bride alonn.ed a black
anci white knitted •suit with red
and black accessories and grey
persien coat. 'They will reside 10
Hensall..
Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. Westawal'
and 'Mary of Hani1ton were re-
cent visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs.
L. Chapman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clement and
family were recent, visitors with
relatives at Kitchener.
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
'Phe Seaforth congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses .have been
Invited to attend a three-da"y con-
vention to be held in the Coder-
iclt District Collegiate, Dec. 11 to
13411.
•
BICYCLE
Anyone who makes.2.00
. o a
or over purchase �of
• TOYS
• SMALL APPLIANCES. .
• CORNING OR PYREX WARE
• LITHOGRAPHED TIN OR PLASTIC WARE
• CHROME WARE
• TOOLS '
is entitled to •a ticket on a Bicycle to be drawn
on Dec.' 24th at 8 P.M.
COME ONE -- COME ALL —
AND TRY . YOUR LUCK
1
mos .'Tree$
SCOTCH PINE, BALSAM, RED PINP
ORDER YOURS NOW. WE DELIVER •
• CO: flowers and potted plants
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PHONE'355' ' ' SEAFORTH
TOWN OF SEAFOIITH
NOMINATIONS
A meetingof the electors -of. the Town
of. Seaforth will be held in the
TmWn Hall, Seaforth
•
TUESDAY, .DEC. 15
1959'
From 7.30 to 8.30 P.M.
TO nominate one. Councillor
If'a poll benecessary, the same will be
held at the following p1aLcs on.
MONDAY, DEC. 21, 1959
from 9 a.m. to 6'p.m.
Polling Sub -Division No.. 1 and •2 at Teall's
Garage • .
Polling Sub -Division No. 3 and 4 at Public
Library ' ' '
Polling Sub -Division No. 5 and 6 at M., E.
Clarke Garage
Seaforth, December 8, 1959
D. H. Wilson, Town Clerk
1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP
1958 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON
1956 FORD SEDAN
1955 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN
1955 MONARCH SEDAN, radio
1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1955 Chevrolet Pickup
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales & Service
MITCHELL • SEAFORTH
Phone G. Fawm 186 Phone 541
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