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N day evening, Cities Service OU Co. . . 11 . H" , , Coun, tY Pasture and, Grass, . U . M r�, ' '_It%141�1112' '51M 9 . ! �,,��,'��', '�Fp �.,4 ron , " I I � . , , .' ; ".,�,'�..,,-, , r x�4'X,� A', . Ud . . . . I , ., i"'),.., , ?, r. ' " �, �', , `��'L,�& � ) . ; - 4�, % ",r,�', ." ,r,,,,;_ _r".,�.4,, �%, I . � ,,,r, ,,�, . .. 1c, , �r.." "­, ., 'r ", �", I h Seaforth, Di* ,­ , , �,V;',u,;,VNg 1p,.`.R , I , 7, " ,", `.­',,, " ,", � � � ; � 'I"," " I 1.'�r ­,,�'­ "i, , ON BANPFIRIGNIC L . a.r � V 'ilb 'A - 'W' , " " `­ � "�Lt @ � I � 0, , . 4 -D " MR., MrAn' U al P4,'d:= to Seaforth's patri 6if�RTfir."M$§*� . EAOLY HA sillul sty attracted nearly a tho 4 . I I ,Barry, and to The � R, It Rudd, of t � . , '61 1 . ,? . � I I . � 0 event, sponsored - " �,, Xle,01, . � _ftie Go _ (01tth; Mission . Band of posittor. The program was trict' High, Schook'staff; -in � present- 30 ff:H HURON W. L I, sand people. Th 4'� Men's .�� 6f`Ar­A,'.-`,, , , I ­ :1 1� . I I Mr. e XMST ' " A ", � 4 _i.. — . is, _�4 ;11'1�� %,,��, , , ' - , , j� ,W fli ,, .1 ­ _' eo St., bar tqi)ii 0 ch� - emo# �, .�.�' �� .. r eriqu - Church - held series apousor;qd � by. �kbip lug dais annual report to .the Q4jd, "' � ­ - by Huron Ciop, & soil Improvement , -0-U.- ���,�,,���...'�ii.,i��,t;v�!.", , , I r ., r r, . V� I " I _4 .W, w, ,,�"­: - � 0 ­A,:�r""',.Y " I , 6*­R��,��,�, - . ,� vested new potatoed.2% Inches 'Association. was held Monday on�, , 9�� ,14 kn..,,m,r,',�,,,`,,,, I ftr4,t, Preib.A' ' RIEDr 25YEMS .2uroIT , ed- C. Cook, Jam ip, # brk I .107 I'" , � 0 � - *a k dunual- �Vlftle at the Liona M -M I company, honoring- "Onthr[Wo Patri, on . ,,Ippi., 9n,T,,'ursd " g4mut'A" Wit �.,!',­ ab .. Agriculture -and Agricultural Sp . Iry ei h r I". I _. -.1 I_ . , �,� "N""v, �K '* "I"; - . " U 140 Ps If? - I 11 ", -�,;g n ' and MTs.. � O', # 10 -- I" , � : in diaxieter, and ,cauliflower -he Seaforth. Distrip Sc o i , ! .be i an , Mir. � t '! P. _�, TIJ_V,11?1�4� ,,,,, - '' � � ��"_l rnOQa witli Russel T.'Molton, are4a,44d Papers." Follovving w - " %.# I ANNUAL ,,t High ho I' - ,1 � " "' I I f I - .1 L . I I' ,,, .� L' I , ­ �, I - - . 'V,�` ,""� ., ;�� . as Awe, 440 Outlined 1# Alitlie, aq4vi from his garden this week. Mr. prope mr,"TAO J$,40#0:P00_0�,T,,,9 ,� �,� � �� � , , rrr - I . - . $w ,'�r, 1, 4 �-��,ii�,,�i� r ` I I .Prominent residents a . rty, in co-operation with the IV ,�I:",-, W�', , �`�' I � atteAd , of ike4iliy Afty. f MckillOP. th* script- I ,ties, of the students and the pro, '. �`�, �"":"�!,��.' I :1 J, - I . Cook said that as far as be, Seaflorth Agricultural Soclety,',Sba-, ,,,, , age"Op Ig�. v.,,�,pn V161 " .11 ­Y;":i ., - . . . , ­ " �j , 111,�V­ . - 4,,,::,"�, , , ai,lr,�,�4�­ ,�,�'; . . pis � , � #0 , ��� �, . � Jack: This evening, Cities Ser- jopts, completed., . . I . I . , , . pa �',. , "I I , �,:: " �, , I , e - . I . ,ST KIPPEN 'knows his crop is the first of , t - � � L�l , Pri�e awaid6d' follows: *arked the. � , ,0,*;,_Q *,7.W,vA1tA annivers _ 4t#Xf4.:",; I T= 'y: 4 ," .. , 2. ' ex .?f their *60dIn#' on Friday. -iice honors the paper aud,p4trUrch ­ H 'M forth Dlatrlet High 1AA, �70r*`Vr. t1l, ,0.9,1�,"' ., ". I 11 r 'L . , C -1 ­, `;',�', . -6 t L � ,, ,"a"'Ir ,I J;--, " Kim erjarten, � and under, . Is report reads: -;LY I submit na Sobool Board qP#14c,411 1w , ". kh %�-1;0,,v # . fteft — � 4, _P_*r, - I t, the season, but it 44yolrie can and -th 1� SIXt. r, I'm , I 4� , k �,� , Ad, z�40,44 ��prep �"''; �,�j, �, ��, �", X"taiait and' MW Loan; y1iii0`13- A4 social evening was held of"'Seaforth, Outarlo­.�-the pretty lit- to the .Board ,the fol �40 '''I , , " , �­ ,"I ' ,. 10W " �;­N,l",T­J, I , Y Jean Me' ' lowing reDo.ft e Agriculture Committee of 0490: # ,; � �,. ,I t r�: 5�9; �1�,�`�,,, ," ' -e . '� ,p,1,4 1. . ­ I . . I 1 -, .(I. ,,<,Wr,.r Mary at their home, when nelkh,bors,4ud ge,00nijiltualty of abqp -the DeNrtment of Agriculture " Sd__i) 125 women at -tended the -surpass his efforts.. hq. will be Huron County Donnell. � . A �P,Rasw�kjy p.#." "an_ I IN11 11 . -3 � . , _gr;,.9 all ' " '4�1, R11 � ,p ,,, .A , r�.. " 3'.,,,,, fl, -.1 � 11 , ,b), .t 1,7Q,# " " ,s 1, 2 an ,, r.p ,%� _ I , ,� ". I -ir, 1, '11. . ili� Evelyn 19( une 27 dU ,.%,A�",. Ay L;O,, "."zr ,;�11�,, ,I , ,, pple of glad to hear from .film. of Pasture and bX7 #VP "�,p . �01 :,t �� ; Irks -k; (#W - 0 _ -,­�.J, " - t& frIetids."g9ifiered, to celebrate the Which is located near the au ok If r the schi ol year efidinc J . I ltr*t aunuai of South Huron Wo7 I Forage plots . -e9zW9 §,upPe)r, "p; �.i , I � , ),, Jim ' , .. I . . ._ ,or o ,. ) , ­­�'� �' ' N .4�;',Z I I I I ' - . L441'esi� Aid,;�'ef thech * b . f, ".., � : .. ­ ,;� . � r V � hapipy qi t 31�ake Huron, some meni3natitute held at St. Andrew's . , _ .1 � �;',, I . . . . 'It, 1 =fv'*lck,_Xhn, Xgl"n; Or�qhkik"4 TA - 25 milqp 't,korth- 1062: . - plants were one'of -the main attrag- -7 ,. , ,,r,,�,,� r - lnj� �: '. I � I ; I r� 9tXk(J_fi \,(*Jrla), r JKAr�en , Nicholson, Mrs. Bolton was the former FAua West of Stratford. Not a big -place 1L. Courses Offere In Grades Unitfo Church, Mppen' Thursday, tions. In rod -length lYlots on -the Follow , the tutkodoiDti�)34���""4"",;�,,�,, �,�!',;Ifiil'l I Ig ,i:` -, 2, -, i P ',�,d',;;, # , ­:j�'�'.�.",��,�,�,i - �a I ,�Uli 1ohaA6i;, daughter' of Mrs. John- �, -Pr-paideAt, � ,, r �" . " ,� I , . �, .,,,,r ,, , , , � , " gm ��, . � �., ' ",J# ,P , _ qt 'A I 1; .. , 3 - ­ ' 'A , ",p I . ,11.�',,�.R 1. , !; �,, , th* . r, ' """, 1,��, , ��.�, r 4: V_ , , , _ Se ' - f XAr9&ri4'%II16tt; (iipya)JIlob Rei . ". . but aforth.has had alocal IX and X All boys take Agriculture, Jun ,� A . I . 1 ,��2. *Ith branches represented school property, the vlsltors-�saw, 4 .�g . 0 ,�o _! ,��, sion and the lat6� William Johnston, newspaper so long that it me* v6ry All students in Grades IX, X, XI, frord,,X'Oraud Bend, Ckediton, Hen- . growing samples of many plants SPOKID a few; w4le '6.so.n, ,wor ;,*,M I I.; W. , ,��, * , r" , Gordon I - _ , � . _ ' �,,��"�. wler, six years and �Ip, X, , MRS. A. W. SILLERY '�' - .�.",�,, - . , I Alice A*h Nixon, loan Chartam� 04' W the son of Mr. well be older than the patriarch of XII take,AgrienItural science. Vi,.r / � -olcOme ,bJ diiii � 6,4 �* r, , r ; : and ,Mr, Bolt' sall "EllinvIlle Zurich, -Seaforth, that are fteqU6ntly mentioned In, w - 'F sluesa '40 � �Mn I ,,, , � - fkl ., � 4%, I ,::��&r, , hbklirk, tied; Ideking .the C. . .1 I . 11 , - __ .� 111.1��,,�.,-' , � r �', .p. , " . and Nis. it., J. Bolton, all Of Me- ,whom you will shortly speak, DO R' H -r McLeod taught Agricultural Rur dale,'Exeier Juniors, Seato modern writing, on agriculture, . but cncerned, a,pTp -9p -,� � r . � and 4 11 ,, ),�,,,y. jp, I ' , � I k . Killop. They have two sous, Arthur Doe: Possible . . . but not very, Science in Grades ' � n) and Kippen East. Love 7 are not too often seen, as yq. executive ,that I lin " .0 I � ,XnN . � a 110m.Xa_0% .�. xUpper qualors), Dorothy Ross, I Kland �k]l, and Ju t = HEADS HOSPITAL .t, In I .""'. Nw ..L X � at � home. in bas 0 of iris, Peonies and spirea , regylar farin ,operations. In, Huron infitee pr6VAi� a,;,slat I �11-1 � and Mae,, both . 0i 7.*J.� -',.'p*,q � I L", ".1 . , �, - ­,p� 'The ,vieddlig--ceremony of twen. deco , __T sn'r .!I- ,.. �Piobdble. Jack . . . for Segorth'a I taught Agricultural ' Science' "t"t. , Fxw, , , , ' X61tb'­'Ljb -Vilrsl' A0 - ,,a ' ' ' `)`W�#&;2', .,.�� ,. ' ' 'EftaboW Stewart;' (50 ' Ottbd the church -auditorium. and Perth. Included wer ,ext. yea�r, ratli t r Y 019(aftirk- -wheelbar- r -.oldbat-resldent will be,�98- yet _rwiold , rod IX grl , . e lilrds,foot f 4 _W, � _ '. �q * " " , . __ r ik, " %j"jo,a) i,-;,, r G_ os and X and A culture - Id I 4 .1 6'1& "I -1. � , ­� -five-rdan -ago wassolemAlzbd by 1n a mitter of ten days! In IX and X. . T �Iechatr was taken by thepreak-, trefoil, several of the rescues-, per- open. , , , .1 " , � or Chris- tj � . islectlqn',ofelb I Ir � ".. .� . � �. "� , ", , a ATE -r _"',V,,k'9 'T..VT .!�._�_ -i..7 ' ,, A U,,)., LIARY SL " ' 't ' ' " ' , �1�_� tensew and Jr,siAn'Dick, Pearn Which gives Win the edge, The enrolment by grades as,.of d . , .1 ing,xio objeetidnar ftJ64 _A, . .11 ' � _ 1 -c -' ; . . , �;�, 11 . I Rev. J. A. -]Ferguson. minister - of � 11�1 '7-, ennial rye grass, reed �_anary grass, r r _O M4L1 r Jack; ent Xr4. Sas. Kirkland, Exeter . I . PM __`�,� " ". � �, , ­� -1, ) wfli, - 00160-vtow, 6 I -��, ,,,� . t � , I Le�m and, ID�efyn Vck;: (serrior,a), Daff's Church,. McKillo . Mr. a d I mittei iwesp4r4 a ' 1, � i 0 p a a right . . . but only -by six years. June I is as follows: ,Grade IX, Mrs'. 'via Moir, of, Hurondale, ae - TUb. lZomen's Auxiliary to Scott �room and orchard grasses, and r - � I.., --" 4. �� I I � W I . , . V improved varieties of red clever, offlcer;�'for the October m60t".� � . , r i _. �1, � Jeanne NIS& and Anna-Dielk Alice Mrs, 'B�ItOil 11�i6 well kn* 11 In the T,he first weekly newspaper da Sea- girls, 48; boys. 30; Orade, X, d; ed aikiec�etary for the meeting fj ' Hospital held its final _ , ' ' ' , �11. community, having lived in McKI - -960. Old P­ihe illness ,of the secretary, -er, Wlute Dutc., , After singing "God Save"- ille . ...:�'..' ' I! - ­ meeting of the season.at I ��'! lop all ,their lives. 'Mr. Bolton is �' ladino.- unity singing was en� - -�� Ann Mx" and IA. Habitirk; ihrow- -forth was commenced in'l - 9�4�e XI, 43,; Grade X11, 32 Ing ,t Monetta sweet clov h and- ,"' � Queen," Comm , . 11 �, ,, � -ftg pie platc, Wenda Rose, Anne. r. timers mail that It was ealled'The LI 2./ Outside 'Activities: (a) Cold Mrs V%i Geiger, Creditdn. .Mrs. Menard'a, 'Exeter, on Tuesday eve- .Oil foll ' " ' . 'A I I " - the Seaforth Agr!46ut- ' _ joyed -as, a relaia6 . - Express, but nobody seems ,to re- rXXme,-­Due to thepressure of oth- WatR The rod -row plots were trip,, � Ow1b* .. 101ing; Grades 1, 2,and 3, Kim- Me­� President of ;1� and Mrs, J. Sinclair, twd ning. There were 32 present to en- ' .' , . I �; ,:�, , : . A , I � � I - member who was its found 'M 'ppen supper, led by Jas. T. Scott�,and.. ". 1-1; . " , - � - saam 31firixtille, Dick; Grade 4 and. tural Society, and the Sea,forth Dis er. In ej work it was not Possible to use f6i',ff'!.� presidents of ICA - East joy th. -dinner served. cated, and only one of the three - , , I _. trict High School Board. - , , e turkey r,.' r 11 ' I up, Bob Refth, Davina Hubert. I any, event, The -Express apparently the cold frame this year. It was set W.tt,;Ormed the recept% commit- There was a short business sea- plots of each variety carried an Stan J. Smith at the plaa'o. �!M I . �� ��J .. During the evening the gather- ran info difficulties during Its early up however, -for d Identifying sigill, so t and Mrs, Jas, A. Stewart. -1 r ,.., ��,,� r, I ,I g1ftv. Jas. A. Murray, Mrw. D, R. . . dristration pur- tee.' Vrs. Kenneth Iolig-,7r"-of Elim- sion, followed by the election of -hat there was ,*vote ' . , , ,_4 " Ing prese . "' " , : � . I I!! � . Stewart and Mrs. D. N. Eastman 867 the paper poses, oelinlar en - Last I 1,111, J d I th tt I', �V � -53 term. Those ,some implicit challenge to the visi- ."�� I nted them with a triligh't existence, because in 1 (b) Scho ville,,` Was electea, p * 6nt' of the officers for the 1952 the gathering W1 C, ngi 0, I 1, I 14, I lamp, Mrs. Arnold Jami&on and -taken over by Ross and Lux- Year approximately -four acres were dist icers are: Ron- tors to rea,& the signs, and then n& , ;�,,�­ were in ch . was r� ir.,Others off res duetnumbers,and s.T.-Se"".'' . 1. k * . argo �c Me picnic. , elected were: Past president, Miss F F Willis also provide4 �nj. ' , of`,�:?, . _. Frank Johnston doing the honors. ton, and rechristened The Exp ed - `,!'��'�'; " ' - , ",�,"­" i .1 rlre":: ,!,I . �, , I rwi- -seed to four bay Pasture mix. orar��_ ident, Mrs. Jas. Kirk- Dorothy K. Parke; president, Mrs. try to identify the grasses and qy ,e., 1, I ST. JAMES' SCHOOL PICNIC On Saturday Mr, and Mrs Bolton tor. .. Oats were sown as a cover - clovers in the unmarked plots. able numbers, � � . , , . -1 ­�,w��� . t �!':;� I tures. landl,lat vice-pres.,,Xrs. E. DIsJar- A. W. Sinery; Ist vice-president, Clare Reith introduced the gu64 .. I . 14 � Ine aunaaU-pieuie of St. James' took a motor trip to Niagara Falls - dine,��Grand Bend; 2nd vice,pres., Mrs. H,, E. Smith; 2nd vice-presi '��r�'. I . I . Doe: There used to ibe a Luxton. crop. This was done In co -opera _ Along with the demonstration of � :�,"�;., , � speaker Rev. George W,-Goth,�iKA.,.' .,,.�!�,'.',, � - I , _., . I ._ I School was held Wednesday after- and the 'States- connected with the Winnipeg Pree tion with the Huron Crop Imp'rove- Mrs.-�G. Roche, Zurich; secretary, dent, Mrs. A. Y. McLean; recording Pasture plants the day's program B.D. of i�etrGpolitarl,Unkeii' . I � .. I I 1000111 sponsored by the ladies of � �, *, Press. Any rqlation? ment Association and, the -Seaforth Mrs. �Wm. Johns, Elimville; assist- secretary, Mrs. J. A. MacDonald; off ered a comparison of stands of I I I . I �,_ I London. Mr. Goth's topic was "The � �`,X� � the Catholic Women's League and Jack: Just the. founder! - but 'Agricultural Society. ant, �Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand treasurer,.Mrs. W. M. Hatt; public four,, different Ionx-term pasture '�r t-�t', P ,, 11'. , members of the Separate School Rev. H. V. and Mrs. � Thing," explaining that durin I ."� , 1! I that was years later. And,. inci- The oat cover crop -was harvest- BendL4 federated- representative, relations convener, Miss Alice mixtures, sown on the Seafor.th -9 ::.�� , , , ! I these restless days and tim , - 11 'A I . I " . ftard. The following are the win- dentally, the Ross eventually be- ed in August. The crop was swath- W. brozier, Seaforth; alternate, Reid ta High School land, and a compari- es ev I .:". � , Workman To Mark ,; corresponding secre ry, Mrs. eryone ,has something of great . in- . �,.'Irr r " � son of several rates and types of . ,rl,i'.�,' , ,, sera in the races: came Premier of Ontario,.and Sir ed by one of -the, -students and then Mrs. H. Walper, Parkhill. Conven- H. 0. Free; buying committee,Mrs. ,,� , ; Girls' relay race, Margo LvtuWs 35th Anniversary George W. Ross! .picked up by a forage harvester op- ers are: Agriculture and Canadian fertilizer, which had been applied dividual importance on'their minds I.- 1�111.1 I'll I R. R. McKindsey, Mrs. E. A' Me- -thig being "the thing.,, He went .i, I , and Jeanine Redarcrs teams; boys! . 10 Doe: Seaforth's publishers have crated b Mr. Harry Bolger and Mr. Industries, Mrs, Harry �Strafig, Ex- Master and Miss V. Drops; to the mixed hay-parture stands , . -.�,� - Avondale United Church, Tillson- . Y mem- on to explain that he had four,main� ,. -_ .. ". - "lay, Luke Sutherland's team;' gone on, to disitinguished careers, it Howard Craig. The loads were un- eteri Citizenship .and Education 14:,�' ; I . ........ rs� It "I., burg, will be "a�t home" in the , bership convener, Mrs. R. S. Box; five weeks, ago. parts to his discussion covering the. I .�.a­ .1. ­r� � .1 �,f , , 1pre-school girls' dash, ElaiRe -Eck- seems. But, meantime, what hapm loaded Into the pickup of Mr. Gor- Mrs.'R. EWe, Kippen; Community ways and means committee, Mrs. , Farm Machinery Displayed need for security, the economic and - ;,iS , 1.�, , _ , . 1, church parlors on Thursday, July 3, t6ned to the newspaper? and Public Relations, R Nott (convener), Mrs. F. J. Bech- A farm machinery display was moral outlooks and the' trends of � V! 4 f I I J ert� Joanne Malone; pre-school from 3 to 5 p.m. in the afternoo"n, don MeGavin's combine for sepafa- Activities rIll .1 , - oiling, , I .. 1;'t :1 - 16yal dash, Bobble 'Reynolds, Mich- Jack- It did pretty well, too. tion; 140 bushels of oats were sold Mrs. E. Desjardirie, Grand Bend; ,ly 'Mrs, J, James, Mrs. F. J. snow, tied In with the hay -pasture dem- thepresent day. Contrary to a 1. �- � :1 and from 8 to 10 in the ev Ross -and Liiiton, as it halipens, aud'the straw was given away. it Historical Researoji. and ,Current M;; J A. Murray, Mrs. F. C. J. onstrations, by parading -the ma- wido , . it , ael Phillips; girls' 50 -yard dash, ag- in honor of Rev. H, V. and belief, he championed the younger - �,,�,J, i I es 6 and 7 years, Connie Eckert, Mrs, kept th&-paper only a short while. was intended that the harvesting, Events, Mrs. P. Doig, Seaforth; Sill ' ' ',� & 1,;M � I Workman, on the occasion of their They -sold out in 1869 to Murdo and be in the,nature of a demonstration Home Economics and Health', Mrs. chixiery -to the . �,,,' ? I school ,plots, and generation, stating that they were t ! . . Aeverley Phillips-, boys' 50, -id. dash, 35th wedding anniversary. . A presentation was made to Mrs, harvesting the hay plots by a var, really thinking along,proper Berl , I �� I I age% 6 and 7 years, Tommy Phil- Allru McLean, who promptly chang- but after two postPonments, due to Win. Bell, Hensall. - ous _,,'. :: " Seaforth and district friends are ed the name again, to The Huron weather, it was not possible to corn- F. H. Dinwoodle by Mrs. H. E, I ety of methods, while the specta- lines. He questioned, the use of , t.1. . 1. . Speakers included Miss Jean Smith and Mrs. W. M. Hart. tors milled and swirled ensions, assistance from the Gov-' .i . I plete our plans. I � among the p " I _�� lips, Tommy Sill,%; girls' 75 -yard cordially inv:ted to be present. EkPositer, which it retaius to this I. ernment, Unions, etc. thereby let� " i . dash, ages 8 and 9 years, Wendy . Scott;, Rome Economics Coach- For p ;, r ' chines to see them in action. I , Bergeron, loan Reynolds; boys' 75- - * day. This spring, fertilizer was applied Misa� ,Margaret Myer, of the 0' art of th evening, Mrs. E. MR . :,,�, . " , 7 . . W . ting someone else,de our thinking, . � 11 � . . I �,, 11 �. Doc., Even that is something of to the area In grass so that each nien% institute Branch and no comparing such practices with the I I F yard dash, ages 8 and 9 rea,rs, Gene . - , I me A. M,cMaster led the meeting in a I Half a dozen machinery compan- ; I Minwoodfo, Teddy O%eao; girls Mrs. J. E. Silcox I I a record---ibaring the same name tor of the four mixtures was treated Eco,ViYmic Service, Ontario 'Depart- singsong, accompanied by Mrs. tes sent 1952 models -of gftis� . 11,',,��. . I � 100 -yard dash, ages 10 and, 11 years, - I . 82 years! . with 2&D and, 5,00 pounds per acre monk. of Agriculture; G A Whitney at Ahe piano, ,handling machinery, .Which� includ- free games and circuses of ancient I I 1,� I Mrs. T, Mey- * ' Rome, also Pointing out the 1,111991041 , I "! I I Mary Anne Reynolds, Marie Row- Honored By FrJends , Jack: Not only the same name, of 0-1i-12, both with and without ers,'of Zurich; Provincial Director, ed mounted and semi-mourited . . 1:� � - . I - Prior To Departwe Doe, but the same name in the pult,* �d.dition of 100 pounds of ammon- Mrs. . C. *_ sickle-barsi forage harvesters individualism of our ancestors who �;4' land; boys' 100 -yard dash, ageq� 10 Williams. St. Thomas, . � , Pow- . � I',, � I . - I sher's corner, too. � . er-take-off side -delivery rakes, man- settled in Canada. He stated that ''.., �, and 11, Winston King, Louis Nigh. . lum nitrate per acre. A further ap- chairman of London Area. Miss PASSES SECOND YEAR this was an age of twith, that i . �. 11 girls' 125-yArd dash, 12years, Pen- A farewell party was given,Tues- Dqc: You're kidding, Xack! You plicatiou of 250,pounds -per acre of ' ure spreaders adapted as self -un- the � "I, ,, I . Scatt.outlined the work of the Aiii- Robert MacLennan, son of Dr. masses were again on the move I �..� �, ny James, Lorni,Dinwoodle4, boys! day even'rig at'*tbe home Of Mrs, A. mea,u the same MeLeans are still superphosphate was made with and 'or i ' loading grass wagons, and pick-up as . .1... ,. .,..Ward-_#,gT I 1. . .qlfls' ,Club.; Miss Myer dealt and Mrs. J.C., MacLennan, of town, . had happened in Previous eiviiza, .1.1'�' n, Ig -fiffe-_" .tf;L, J.. Wr:ghti- E st I I Am St., in shon- runn. ng the p�aper? , . . I _ A%,ftW without the addition of the ammon- With r balers. �4� 1 " I . _ � _ I oiects of Work of the com� w_1js_e.u0cessfuI. in � j . � ,pa"M=.,,hiA,._s#c. . tions,, citing the peoples of In4i . _": � I . 10 . I the afternp A �.,�Isdiftkl. lwimiz L 4t - ,� 9�4 _,�R R�W 'E. , .1 ,;-hird geiLerati6h ,of luin nibate The, rod rows Of dif- indi:itar, and"'Mrs.'R. Hodgert gave ond �dar'-Jlioilbirr -�ourA-1104ihfit­ I � I- , . g , , I .�_Sfrcox, prior td'� 'Jw�k: The' pent. in _ oi�*'&,`Nlfs�. 7 At ,one m I I dash, 13 years and o1rer, Ruth Sills, her -leaving for Halifax. the same MaMan-which 1? prac- ferent clovers and -grasses have a., demonstration on salads. In work on = . Those .. .�, . 1. L. 11 . _� . a matics at the University of Toronto. eople wore looking for leadership I �� Jeanine Bedard; boysA 160 -yd. dash, There were sixteen guests pres- tically the same thing. You see, M_ turned out very wi�611 and provide competition at 'Exeter Fall Fair, where the grass- P , ..1. � 1 13 years and over, Ronnie Wil- ent and euchre was enjoyed during an McLean was forced to retire an interesting addition to the each Institute harvesting de nd this is Christianity's opportun- e , will contribute five —* monstrati-on was be- a 1. ."� . � . , %. I - liams, Paul Stapleton. the even!iig, Priz-s were won by from the business because of Ill school property. articles. In 1:953 Carlada is playing ing carried out ity. Should we not accept this chal- .1 �f ., ' i Stepping stone race, jurrlbr girls, Mrs. M. McKellar, *'Mrs. Alex health shortly after they took over, On May 30, a group of the Huron host to World's Organization of President Baby -Sits . Before the pasture 'Plots were ,lenge, then. the world will lose out . . �, , - - . Patsy O'Leary -and Lots Maloney, Wright qnd Mrs. J. J, Sims, and tut Murdo McLean carried on ior Crop'linprovement Association vis- Women's Institutes. Miss Greta laid,,flat by the mowers, forage crop to Communism, Mr, Goth said. ... f, I lCathie Eckert and Carol Ann. Plan- the lucky prize by Mrs. Peter Ban- almost half a century. Not only did ited -the plots and eammented very I For Bugler experts from the Ontario Agricul- C. E. Smith ably thanked the . ,i% . L&mie, Hensall. contributed a vio- tural College, Guelph, conducted a speaker on behalf of the club for . ­ Xlery; shoe -scramble, jamor boys, non. he firmly establish The HUt-on Ex- favorably on their "apPearance. lin solo, accompanied by Mrs. C. IDoriald Dayman, President of 1§ , . tour of �he plots, explaining the his excellent and inspiring -address-, I . . .. Vnnston King, Michael Malone; , A sU'tab'e poem, compose i by Mr.'pos:tor on a sound business basis, Approximately one acre was seed- Forrest. Mrs. J. Coates, Exoteri was Hensall Btanch Canadian Legion, mixtures and fertilizers used, and unanimously seconded by those 'Pre- I :,3 . Ohree-legged, race, girls, Ruth Sills John Beattie, wits read by Mrs. E. but he won for altimself several ed with registered Beaver oats. Due soloist. Rev. A. E. Hinton, minister missed the group's Decoration Da . .111 I calling attention to the differences ,�ent. J. G. Mullen thanked the lacl- �� I and Nor�a Reynolds: Theresa Etue H. Close, after which Mrs. Wright terms in the Provincial Legislature to an error, one-half of the plot has of the church, conducted the after- service because he had to look af- from one plot -to the next. ies for the evening's supper and I 1� I and Jeanine Bedard; presented the honored guest with a and the House of Commons. 500 pounds per acre of 2-12-6 fer- noon devotional sessi6n. Dinner ter the baby of the bugler who was The committee in charge of the I �`, � . three-legged � . I for their assistance throughout the �- : race, boys, Kenneth King and Garry necklace' and earr ngs. Mrs. Silcox Doe: Obviously, then, his son tilizer, the other ,half has none. was served'by the Kippen East W. scheduled to sound Last Post and Year, responded to by Miss Jean . i I I King Ronnie Williams and Bill De made a fittiug reply. Lunch was trust have succeeded him as pub- Two bags of 'Cobbler potatoes 1. in the Sunday School room an' day's Program, headed by Alvin I � I , . 0 Reveille at the event, Scott. . �! f Jong; toothpick and rubber ring served by the hostess. fisher of the paper. were planted with 4-12-10 fertilizer basement of the church. Bettles, Bayfleld, president of the I 1 I -race, girls, Marie Rowland's team; Lovely Mr. Dayman went to Centralia to Huron Crop and Soils Improvement Rev. D. Glenn Campbell made the .�i I 11 —9— Ja, k: That's right. Keith M. at 100 pounds per acre. An addition- favors, placed at each plate, made pick up the bugler. The bugler was Association, took advantage of the concluding remarks, thanking those � 11! I I . I ,wbeelbArrow race, boys, Ronnie -NIQLpall bad been associated with al 300 pounds per acre is to be side by Mrs. R. Dalrymple, of -EgmOnd- baby-sitting with his four bo had taken part in the musical . . I children.! convenient proximity of the high w �: . Williams and John Etue, Garry Present Pavement I bi& fattier's paper for considerable dressed at the first cultivation. ville, were much admired. Mr. Dayman stayed at Centralia i school grounds to the Seaforth fair Program, telling of his apprecia�tion �- �" . �', I King and Kenneth King; slow J* tir e, and when his father died in Close to an acre of Hyibrid corn ,,, I � , cycle rzCce, girls, Theresa Etue, Pon- On Main Street 1917, he took over as editor for the was planted and is, to be side dress- - & t with the youngsters, while the bug- grounds, Until bbe thine of the bar- of the Work being done by the � ". ; -1 t . ler took the trip to Hensall. Men's Club. His remarks rounded 11� 11 I ay James; alow bicycle race, -boys, Is 28 Years Old next 31 ye,rs. After his death, four ed with 4-12-10 later, Two hundred vesting demonstrat!on, the 'farm off a very successful evening, :1 "I Harold King, On De Jong. , was ".. ., .. � years� ago, his son, Andrew, became Bounty tomato plints and 1&0 cab- machinery on display lined up hich closed with the singing of . ill , I �p Lunch, consisting of sandwiches, - Resurfacing of Seaforth's Main the third generation of McLeans to bages have been planted. Various on display in the infield of the' ' " ' �O Canada," I . .t "I , cake, chocolate milk and lee cream, Street began in earliest Wednesday publish The Huron Expositor. Like other vegetables are planted. There Seaforth Branch 156 of the Cana- fair grounds. When the machinery � I Tuckersmith Pupils To ,�. I was served by the ladies. Prizes, afternoon. Gravel fbr the work was his grandfather, Andrew McLean is are raspberries in the garden, but dian Legion will attend a Drum- moved in single file. from fair —0 .�� I "I - fee cream and chocolate were don- put on the street Friday morning, interested in politics, and presentl d up head .service at the Hensall ceno- Visit Ford Museum grounds to school grounds, Prof. � i. y the strawbe,rries were plowe -1 �athOlid and the dust.from it over the week- repiesents the constituency of Hur- and the bed will be re-established -_ I! , I I . ated by the ladies; Of the C . taph on Sunday, June 99, at 2 p.m. James Scott, of the agricultural PASSES FIRST YEAR Women's League and the Separate end created quite a nuisance to on -Perth in the Federal House. in a new location. All members of the I ocal branch Tuckersmith School Area, Board engineering department, 0. A. C,, Gordon McKindsey, son�"of Mr. ,. I ). School Board. ". main street business men. 'Doc: Apparently all this,politt- , S. Flowers and Shrubs in the will meet at the Post Office at 1:30 met in S.S. 2 last Tuesday. Meril. took the microphone of the public and Mrs. R. R. McKindsey, Sea,. � __ The present road was put down cal activity hasn't been dertimentai garden and about the school build- P -m- . I I her& present were: Chairman H. address system to describe the fes- -forth, has received Word that he . f . May, 1924- to the paper. Inge: Last fall the small bed in Johns, J. Bell, W. Coleman and J. tures and uses of each implement has, successfully passed his first 1: 11 about the last week in — Broadfoot. as it went by the crowd, year exams in the General Science . " '1� 28 years ago. -The new pavement Jack: On the contrary, it's prob- the lawn at the front of the school . I $eaforth's 'High Spou, nd a. Tenders. for supplying furnace Members of Huron County Coun- course at the University of West- . I . I . was officially opened with a street ably been'belpful. The paper is was removed and grass sown in its the addition of more lawn a ,�; ,- I Repaired and Painted dance on June 3, 1924. Previous to now air accepted part of commun place. Six hundred tulips and 100 hedge. The flag pole was removed, coal to Area Schools were received, ell, engaged in a bus tour of the ern Ontario. ,�, . 1;5 that the street was constructed of I ity life in the district it serves . .'. Daffodils were planted in beds at Painted and erected again at the from Soaforth Lumber Ltd., Mus- county on Monday, tim�ed their � ", � . � . A London firm of steoplejacks brick. I -admired for its joulpreliensive cov. either side of the lawn at the north southwest corner of the school gar- tard Lumber Co,, Lorne S. Eller itinerary to arrive at Sea.fortb for ... I.. ) I * have been busy in Seaforth during Work on the resurfacing is be- erage of the news, and respected side of the school-, 100 -Crocuses den by the school garden sign. A and Willis Dundas. The contract the machinery Parade and harvest- I 11. I " ­ the past month making repairs to Ing done by the County of Huron.1 (Continued on Page 5) were planted in ,the lawn. This ftag is now flown. The poultry was awarded to Willis ,Dundas at Ing display. Bowling Notes " ;14 P �' I a few of thetown 'high spots'. Work . I spring the dispplay 'was very at- house was painted by the Grade X a,PTic6 Or $22.89 per ton. I . �, � ,,� - , included repairs to First Presbyter- � tractive. There were 1,000 gladiolus boys in June. The Board approved the annual Much To Learn About Soils An attendance of 28 bowlers on "I ?1i : iian and Anglican Church towers, ' , bulbs set opt this_spring. 6. Plowing Matches: Seafortb ,bus trip by pupils to a place of "There is still plenty to be learn- the local bowling green was most . I i and painting the Cardira clock and MARRATED AT B ' educational interest. The trip this ed about soils; you can study a gratifying Tuesday. evening. The I..,. I , . The perennial'bed has not been District High School again won the year will be to Ford's Museulft, De- 1116time on soil �lone," said Prof. event was a local mixed tournament I . , l 1. . Wock. I extended this year, but all plants Senior Chalfenge Shield donated by troit, James BrYden, OA,C,, who was sponsored by the men, with'Gord6a �:,� . I # �', —0 I ! � in it have come on well and will Mr. W. Perrie, and the Junior "I I I provide ample material for division Shiold donated by Mr. G. MeGavin. Muir in charge. , . �f . .. r this fall. The Iris bed immediately This year .the competition was ,be- - Ladies' first prize went to Mrs. _-__ . 1 $600 BINGO WON BY � . to the north of the school is being tween teams of two, representing WALTON WEDDING . J. C. Mac'Lennan,'and second to : .1, � I ) . r MITCHELL LADY - I rebuilt and the units put more each school in the county. Our sen- Mrs. Walker Hart, while men'a, . � I ... I nearly in line. At the present time for pl6wmen were Doug, Keyes and I 7=7�;`F7- * '� * � first was won by Norman MacLean , ','I . � The third In a series of blugos. I . the bed is a very attractive sight. Elgin.Schade; the junior team, Nell � I i �,':! ,'�:"�' I, * and second by E. H. Close, �� - � 111 ­�� L , " , ;'..'L"�'i 11 I sponsored by the Seaforth Branch o . The lawns are 'exceptionally Ane and John McGavin. Twelve pupils $,M!-�ilf��12�1:,�!,� ­'� , , ) as g"';," L'. These tournament are held every I 11 I , of the Canadian Legion and the this year ,and some credit must go competed in other classes and won -A, 1;.:...;_11� `­� I I �'. . Tuesday evening and afe quite pop- � ,I, i , 1, I , ... I � '�- ;:ii� ! - -'R,MM,;�.S��;::::::! �' , 1%eaforth A.A.A., was held Friday' to Mr. Fry, who keeps them well a reasonable number of prizes. ,R�l .,.�ii C, ,�, ; � " . �:,:�.i ,; ular. ""Ill --1'.'-.. ,gMM . I �1�1111 , *`, �.�­ I I f I evening with a large attendance. trimmed. Prior to the match a coachink class i,gg- �g : . .1 � �. . I The major prize of,$600 was won 4. Care and Management of the was held on the school grounds . , .1.1, :.N a � �� ' .�, ��, I by Mrs. Arthur Heckman, of Mit- , School Poultry Flock: In Novem- and thanks is due to those equip- 11 .ill "... . q '. present to explal ,the fertilizer 11 , "'. , ��' � N .. .. . . , , z I I N. : , 4 ,k,,.­K� I " � 1� &hell; ' Jerome Haggarty, R.R. 2, ... - her, 30 broilers were obtained and merit dealers who so generously I tests carried out on the hay,pag- �.�1,1� ,� . . �.:"�, I Nonkton, won $60, and .Tuck Glow, fattened by the boys of Grade X. loaned equipment. ture plots. Prof. Bryden had made ,�i-',,', Sedforth, and Stan Watsor, Wit- I On Dec. 12, the birds were dressed John MeGavin, Neil MeGavin and 1: I I;� I the soil tests of the land- before .J',��, 4 I I .. 1, :. ..: ti. 'elrell, each. -won $75. Ruth Keyes competed at the Inter- fertilizer was used, and had fd- ,�24, j . I and 10 qf tibei � �,,� ,,;L sold. The remainder qm.�,,� o . I _ Those,. winning $Z0 were: Mrs, " . . �., ��, I ��'i, . were pt40iif6d by , the girls of national Plowfng Match at Wood- I." i�i,',.`MM!!"201� *A;P, commended the fertilizer analyadsi .1 .� I , ,, .., " ' ,:� Aj�� I Lloyd � Ifoggarth, Seaforth; Mrs, I " Grade X, under the direction of stock in 'betober, All three wer4 P:Ni�, :..gll;;� . IN . 01*,�.*,' �,Ml to be used. M�11�R.1-1. �.... ­1� .N.Ro-]� :� ,. , ;-'..`,�. " rinning a consider- ,'. 111..� - I -Mc- . Up"g, ­ :11 , �11,.,� lilit � Wilson Allen, Hensall; Bruce Miss Stewart and a. haii6uet held, successful in v� "',";1I M. I I... ,g;��,��,,,_ The basic fertilizer used was an I . � .�V,� i Dougall, Clinton, and John Mater- 'Which Was attended by all of Grade able amount of prize money. Ruth ,0�:;�,� , , , �. . . ��.:; �L " ". , �.,,:�,,... i, 0-12-12 formula, but strips across ., I I I., � ir,�%,,,,: 1 -i � _ ,5 ., I . I y*Ii,:. Clinton (tied) ; Miss Lols X and, the staff. It was agreed by made an appearance on a radio �:ARMN: "... ,the plots were variously reinfotc6d I . . . ..X�l " .,� I I' i , `� q, ,�:;::%,� �. I'M ,, ,�� , i1i., ��.,, - ScsLforth;'Mfs.P. ohm, Was- the ataft, that there was great value . I 0:�t with ammonium nitrate, and, w - , I f� g, , &. , - I 1119M, . H g , ,,�:;::%x �ffi��*� �� , jth I . . I , I., superphospbate, to got comparlsons IM 40z,, George Kruse and Jim Pret- In having the boys -and girls got The boys who competed in the ;,,%�p�, '.i,.:,- ,� , ,: `3,ji 1: k `��',�. 1 1"'71 ,,"'. I �. " ty, ii6aforth (ded)-; .Mrs. W. Annis, ,together In, such a manner, and It North Huron plowing match went 1"."',- k ,$�, I ." " IV 3 N 1�.% � � i, "... of the growth re�ulting, One buip 7, W11 I'll, ":N,.1_,, hell, J. Oster, Mitchell, Joe loplaftned to continue this. custom. to the International outhe last day 1-Z1 - . ., . . mite �� of the three acres ,was giv6u 90.0 I , 4 J 'R �� I 11�­�:?"�g 1, ` . : ,'o V _�', Nicholson, Monkton, and Mrs. An- .K 1`11, pounds -an acre of 0-12-12, and ail- 1,�i,��t��r, , On the 12ih of ,March 200 eggs to Participate In a safety display g�,,q � : '.. � 1. ��,,�,��,'%. .1, -) ; Mrs. were set in'the Incubator In -the organized to show the dangersi in- !Z�11! I. � � x, � , igus MacLean, Sedforth (tied I ',F 1� . other strip got 260 pounds; at aerdi � Lf.., Uoirold Frelmlin, Clinton;. Mrs. Or- basement. The eggs were brought volved in operating a ocorn picker. ��vg_ I'm while strips in between got 116111�, I . !" -1 I -- I irille,33ale: Mrs. W. Hillebreicht, ': I � by the pupils and three weeks lat- 7. Achievement Day and Open � I at all. I I .1 . I .11 11-M, _ I I -11- . ��; I I (� Austin, 9ea- er a satisfactory hatch came off. House: The' annual Achievement I Indications on Mondaywerlb, 89,9-1 . , garth, Mrs. Hunchnan, stratford, . The chicks were kept for four Day was held, 4n connection, with ;;;;�.,�. Prof. Dryden, that th4a 500-pou'Ad.. I . . � I . il", 11 . �?,,.;�.,Z, 11 I ( I , I Want McLean, Rensall, Mrs:96er- , 11 I . weeks and then distributed to the Seafort4 Fall Fair in Septem- application would yield endilgh,OX- ` �- -� , '�' �' . I Ibafth, Mitchell, Mrs,. Percy Riley, I Gi7ade IX JMplls who ,kished, thern, ber. A, dftonstration based on tra livestock food to iii�j;� �h�i&, -- ' , �T ,. '' I I 011[titoh, Verna ObIqulioun, Mitchell It' This remainder .are being fed for safeity around- thefarm tractor was I pay for the extra, fertilizer. ., - -111,.�:.!�� . : I I I ,,� I 'itled); Jaak.Osler, Mitchell; "Mrs. . broilers. Approximately 60 birds are prephred by the boys; of -the A,grIcul­ . lit of" 06:. I 1.1",L", I — I . The nitrogen Was left 4y i�� ,� � ,_., _ _ Nelson " "­� 11�1' I Itunelman, Stratford, and , If the colony how. e at the present ture Classes. The display was ac- Pictured above are Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Noble Mc6llum, fol. ibUld fertilizer r6combiondhitiOfi,: ' , �'., , � Mr. And Mrs. John Oldfleld, are seen followin'd t4611* marriage '. , ,%�, ,­%� " ­ i.,� � I I %ths", Zurich (tied); , Mrs. John time. c6nttanfed by a narratift rec6rded lowing their marriage -at *the home of the bride's partnta,'Walton. Pkof. 33ry4on explained, iso Ith,4t 11, , , JIj jl.�,: I 1 L In St. Potdir's L,Ytheran Church, grodhagen. L Mrs. bldfidld Is the . JfijJ&, L.�I!i,��t';� 1_11­'�­�" ,P, �1!i��'; _ S11% Henderson, R.R. 5i Segforth; Mrs. 5, Grounds, Irnprovemont* Work by samt of the -boys. Xr. Leonard, R a.�pqeft the ,plauts -would iiot gbt 100, " .. . , The bride Is the former Pearl Marjorie eaelop sedotial-i .1 1 . "oli'W"�. . � I , I, "..." , ,� r� � , , �� , i ,0 I .1 11 ! 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