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It, .1 I .,:Mi , , . .1 ,� . -,,- H - 'C � I. !� � �!,,Q Ir- e ift "A -IN."' 0 � I I ,, I i6k , . "'. , , , ".. F� � T 4 0111", " I , 11 . .� .110EM= �_� &�.,_ , .1� , . "� � I I " . I , , . 11_`� : Ir , A X';", I-.,- � - t . 41"W .", i . I'll enteo., t, ,OPU Y as ;i "', �7;,q � ", I .W". -- N, *k%. Bert Pepper, RR 3, $e;lfOrt4, ,has. reprog - . �� -, ..: . I 10,41, P , ", , .1 , lip c , I . 11 "a . 4 .. 11 - . . �, 14 A *�, � I � I., 'Ontario's only vinci4l J,WOQr, Farmer Campel 4 .., t I I �,I�": , � . , , "' L .", . . � __ , ,0,y,�,-,� 0�. t��* % , � . � -�; �, . ". .. �� .�,:� . 1,1 ., :, , . I 1, ..... . been selected a6l .;� ,�, - __� � .. I 4�; V I . � . -11, I I .,,,. , �_!�11 � . . 1. 0 ;�.' has been a member of thi Majei . � �, - - , I SoifQf ` 1 ' . , 's I � I.. J�Yr4q,;144w_, �jj,# .,i�w.,,_y "ph L, GQ L '� at a' 4' , ta delegate to the 4LU Club,Cougress -' --.,this' �.� . %,,,�Fyw - :', . �, _U .. ppe -. I "� � � tte that 'represented � , "oil, Otea I , .. . quarte pine , , � � . w .,make tue; I I � 144 � ! in Chicago .The 20-year,old Huron county in provincial coznpotiti6ii 131494 lAr""MaXA: 1400;� 4W. -� I , 11.1. . 0 1 .�.�,P-@04-n,a-'.,:�',*.-00,0�,� V nAgAt I ... I. I i I . . nior Farmer was winner "for the past three yeaps., - r �' Sea Frid0y.' ,46p.1 'I" -0o-:r'oAp- ,'.on A",$tew- ,,j County Ju ' i . f OPW To"O."A " ", . . q �,W of J ��ej�,: - . W L, __ - �. . , . . i 'a; 1A 'r,of ,X1 e I I His. efforts have not been conji .11�01'1:,_ z� . . � . nost.. �44ccissfut_ in, t#w IQ_ I a4 -�q s Ar",momnx. "'nA , of The Huro, ' n Expositor trophy at ' ?. *oit iccessful, I w, . - em5o 11 . p � fined to farming, judging and §*%4 -_ --- -11. - — . ! I !Iiii nf the a 11it"110 snqW� lff. . 15ACU_1�1 I V � the ,flen'sall Spring StQ* Show In - g 1. . toiy of the 4`krieiiltui,41,466i� , I .. ft - - Ci;u,rc:., ; ,1_1-y - . . loon ,. unity . 00A I .1 W , for he was a member Of Met .. ... � �� I � 4Z � .., I - A :� ..:.:, . * I.. � v " , --w .4 ,t ,' r*ed,on,'� 6 L, - basketball team that took the Rur-� :,�._ spite thr atoning ram r4o -- 10 ,tow�gr � bad .se. . ,Xayoplacing high in every depart .. , ., I . .# ,n � , 11 : in which he entered. . ��:;,,, I iai.uod q,Jg','1:r la'gf ],b&---:1 11 I peir _;,,:.and mi -4 't ' �sjmte'!�,#k4p .", Uou, of = 1. r , a, , . He on Secondary Schools' AssoaiiIC4 '.1V , , �,�,Avf=: ,,.ffi .. ... 1- e � a , . - , .'.i";; I u .1,,eaves Huron County for the con- championship in 1952 . lli::5��'��,��, ,, ntil tho sho . . . � , - - o otAry- -53 while -hw, �� - �11: 50, . v , i* o; -,,;� 1 ) )U$St.�"'Ipf' __ - - � . . . ... �* __ '.1 .,�V:,JJ T. '.�- ,*,� , "th4l_', . I 1:1. -�`Ri � T ,W U. -I � �,", I . -) ,-1 � i]: $� ""..I 'd -1,7, toomm"M" "� ,ress November 30, and. returns was attending Clinton District Col-;, 1, ,�,Nll X . W . I . I - I �":.�,�,:�;,�, K.,g�. . evening, Atteu. ancer ;W%,5` I " ). '��r Dec,ember 5. ,.::! i'. �77�% , , ed,q -, mar . - ' , I ,. . . gplace Mr. stiwart, and . , . I legiate Institute. � -,�� "]. � .W.,, _ -t. the. 7A00 k IN , .1 I ss delegate far' ,,�� ,,��,.� �. - . 11.1 f , , ( � i 1,b " ipan J. E. Readitg - , ..The.congre ms witil I . . &" ! ��Alaiuvu -a.,iqq:iv# ',- �, - , �,, . 4 &�i�:,!,�',��,� ., , ning a �rejm,t, t g ,,gk TO . . s ago, counm his rather on their farm six miles. . � 11.11, I I I I . lished in rec' t I 1 *� �41 . , "i , 1.� I.. '"' - " I "arm Roweliffe west of, Seaforth. � 'A' , .� , rille, outsta I _� � cil i3d r and �' . - _. ,M`..� � �win. A vacane 11 in the distrief, fbi fiir ik,w"MY,5N. John A.: Bali py that . Not only was Mr. Pepper chosen .;:�::: 1:1 1p, ��00. ! J .0 he Chicago, trip, but he wasMarshall ,::::�M ;"�. �i Y',-,TW;,0 ! has existed. for, some,tilne was al- : - r t , , 1. �;i W1, 400 head of cattle in cOMPA34"M '.�11.... . W;. . I INN, :�l : ., I , rn!p) so filled'with tl�q appointment of . also honored to be chosen to re- '11, 1.0 . 1�. in addition -horse sqpep, #% ... . , , '. 'io well, 'fi W., , .,.,. .1 VWHUam . Smith as Legion repres- present the 530 4-H members Of i� i�,,-�`r.!,n,� ............ �� . . . . . . . , .�11 71% 6 . , classes we I ,�,*�,�, I _. I entative� I .:.1 %Huron County at this year's Na- . .1 : KIn., I ibit I .. Inside exhi 1� Tr, hy TO .. ,. I 1. . _-J, tiQual 4-H Club Week, Nov. 16- I ��* lished records both a U, 0 ,-,,The,,board as now constituted and., � : OP ,�p.19,'m - - ' " . � T I tucludingi in addition to the Wee : � . . Top Judger I '. , - .; . anit quaUty, accorcang- t _ .0 M ::�, .'I,',�,., . � q,r'o 4 new members,. Mayor I A. ]Kc- , He has an outstanding record in who have ratched 'the;'Or"Onw, 1. � � ...1. I - % Christie , Junior Farmer judging co . ! the various ckepartments- t Master, Co . Walton :1 ..."111"""'._ . I -.111 ,n, . " , � .. .. ,,.;,�'. t W. T_ Teall, aid"R. 7, B.4iou,, mei i Itions, both locally and inter-coun- I ., . cent years. - . 4..F'7".,;-"-rl;_ - I � ",fi.;Y'��,�?,'V.,�,,�,��.,Il.i . �, 1, , � In the lives6ek judging com- Walton football club defeated �,.' P ,.,.� , Highlighting the woulu b u�'X!!�,jy I 11 4 following ,the council meeting and -ty. . !,.', _� I I �,."; - I petition at the 1956 Royal Winter ; _ ments. were the compentions?,W,"# -named Mi. T46all chairman. The ;- Brussels 4-2 last Thursday evening, , _y ��,,. - ,_ -, �, .. . . board � .. Fair, he was a member of the team ; . � termine the champion - copk44.. � I ... *� .:: , appointed James A. Murray I III.. . '. , I I i � / � . 1 19.11. - , ss "B" playoffs. It " " ��;T � secretary-#,easurer. I ... . - .1 . epresenting Huron which won first to take� the cla ... champion seamstress. Mrs,.'.�.' .14, e deciding game of the best- � .. '. 1. ..,,,.,I . " .. 11 "I'll, -, � Faced w1th a decision of -the dis- . ,L�V1,Wfl PEPPER, Senforth in the beef section. Individually was th Carter, Seaforth, Was eid`�: "",,� I � , I - In -five 'series for the T. B. Mar- PROCLAIMED CHAMPION COOK, Mrs. J. Carter is shown wearing her crown as she was . '111 , .f let Junior Farmer, who with ; '.., . �%�,�! . trict Musicians Union. to black list! distri mpeting, he took first and second Of cooking queen, with . r,, . ��.., the �. . � places in the same section. shall trophy. Teams placing third presented with her prize by Mrs. A. Hildebrand., At the left is Mrs. A. Boyes, a member of seconds; and 14 third f r , ,� . the Cdmmunity Centre and Arena has been selected to represent ' I' and fourth play off for this trophy. . committee. in charge. The presentation. to Mrs. Carter, who received most points for entries in . " r I , .'. I At the Middlesex Seed Fair ir . total of 3.08 points. To s in i -v � '_ � W.... I - . I . . . . I .. because non-indon musibians had Ontario Juniors ,at Chicago. March, 1957, he, was. high individual Both teams played very good the baking, canning and dairy section, took plftce during the Thursday evening program of the Sea ��;',: I been permitted to perform in the 1. . work was Mrs. Rei el " �i . (Photo by Phillips) .... �� , .- P building, the board agreed to post I . at -the inter -county seed judging combination, but Walton seemed to forth Fall Fair in the Arena. eter, who ran up 162 pointg, She�.,�." I . I. �, 1. i a bond guaranteeing proper per- r- and the team representing Huron, havethe edge in both halves. Reid was awarded 23 first, 14 seconds- .11. , , - formance of the 'agreement held ro . Gaddes DigS * of which he was a member, placed Hackwell scored one goal in the ". and. 5 third prizes. Mrs. Hel p6i 4 - " . � ,_;, . . : with the union. . . second. . . . first half and one in the second also won theHuron Wholesale ,Spe�. �, 'k, I I 6 In 1954 he started into livestock half, along with McDonald and � 1;�.. . I The: difficulty arbsp, it was ex- Champion Spud. . % cial for the new exhiOMr attl�*- �_W" � ; .. . _- .Farm Youth Out In Force . I 11� �, �� 11 . � plained, because non-union orch- judging when -he was high man in Riley, who scored one each. - . " . Ing most.,points. . . . . . . . � I � I I estras had performed at recent re- Something special in potatoes the junior section, and has been In the three -out -of -five series, the i � . I ' I Interesting features were As. I � . .. , . ,� _ competin I each year since that first game ended in a 2-2 tie, but , plays of work in leather and'cQ,p;. ,� � � , i, j ceptions held ,An the Community was the Irish Cobbler which Ernie time. In 1957 he topped the senior Walton came through with the next - .11, -'1 I krangemen-ts * . I per exhibited by Mrs. Ed-Johii , .. � _ � I . - Geddes', John St., dug up in his section and was high mhn in the three games -2-0, 2-0 and 4-2. . I ston, Seaforth, and an exhi)k .. ... 11 1, I for the J ,ette show, advertised . 4�H. Events Hi, Night Fair ,ition- ,,.:�, , Uli . entire competition. He has taken ' . . of paintings by Seaforth and' dis- . ') , 1, for October 4, were in jeopaidy. garden last week. - '. 9 .. 1� I in subsequent convorsitions Measuring 15 inches by 12V2 inch- pilrt in Huron seed judging for the ' Four-H members from all corn- ter, RR 2, Seaf-orth, 150; Douglas 93; Bruce Coleman, 91; Alex Town- triet artists. : . �.4, . , . . . �; �. � I . I .11 , . es, the monster potato weighed -I past three years Draws Are Feature - - I . - .11 I , . with the union, the board was giv- I ers of Huron County competed at Gibbings, RR 4, Clinton, 145; Gloria send, 89; Winston Powell, 86; DQ.Ug The fair was opened by David .. � i � en assurance, Mr. Teall. said, that lb- iO% oz., and was a meal in. Whmer iii Michigan Carter, RR 2, Seafortb, 140; Ron las Jamieson, 84 . Barrie, RR 7, Galt, president ,of . . . . , � . eaforth Fair and necessitated the Jewitt RR j., Clinton, 140; Tom Grain Club . �"Z' 1. Id itself. Mr. Geddes said that he A team representing the county the Ontario Junior Farmers. Mr. I I 1. the ban on the Juliette show,wou - at Lambton-O , rd Middle ex, At, Seaforth Fair , " om- Nick Barrie has recently returned, from .�... � " I be lifted,. and that &e show would picked about 5% bushels of pota the, XfO - 5 ;Use of 4wo show rings to ace Whyte', RR 2, Seafoith, 135; Don Hemingway, RR 3, Brussels, I be permitted to go on as adv_er- toes from. a small plot in his gar- Shorthorn Breeders' regional field In a contest conducted by ,��modate ,the number of 4-H club Whyte, RR 2, Seaforth, 105; Gary scored a double first in the Me_ a world junioi farmer conybutioa, � ,�*.,� - I ) I . tise& - . I deu. While not all are as large as day and judging competition plac" The Huron Expositor in con- '.t.alves that came with them. Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton, 100; Cor Kill,p' 4-H Grain Club show, held held in Lebanon, and degeiified . , " � t � the sample he produced, the size ed first, and was bolstered in its 1: e young exhibit6rs played a Bakelaar, RR 1 Auburn, M; Joh Friday at Seaforth Fair. His two briefly some of the things he had . :` . I The board, agreed that 'in order nection with the Fall Pair on ' Th n . . ,��,, , � bove average, he said., � rank by Bert. He also was the Friday, successful prize win- 'leading role in all sections of the de Ruyter, RR I , exhibits, bushel and sheaf, each - during, his.* .1 I S it was a . 1, Londesboro 75. seen on farms visited � I., I - ta.make use of. arena facilitie . . I . fair. Gerald Wallis, Exeter, and I trip to the far. end of the Medi. ,_ I., I high individual and won the same ners were-.' Dairy Calf Club - received top, placing when the club � was neOssary to employ outside I � terranean and back, He was ihtro-. , .1 J. I honors at the Michigan State Short- � Bill Strong, RR 2, Seaforth, won . .. �. . . . attractions which, in every case, Subscriptions to The Exposi- Five first-prizeff winners were grain exhibits were judged. Twen- '; ' � horn Breeders' field day in 1956, the day's two top-ranking individu- duced at the opening ceremony by. 1. ,, belonged to the union. This was It tor: , Mrs. C. Hawley, RR 3, !�.,.., . ippen Team This year he competed in the same al awards. Wallis showed the grand selected in the dairy calf show of tY-one boys' had exhibits in the I "��", It ; possible iihly if non-union orch- NIL - . Boyd Taylor, Walt -on, pregident of . I � 111. J� estra1s were not permitted to play . field day and tied for first place. Seaforth; Mrs. Allan Camp- i forth 47H Dairy Calf Club, show, each of them showing gram, H . uron. Junior Farmers. I . . 11" . champion beef steer in the seven- the Sea . 1. 1� � . A member of the Bayfield 4-H bell, RR 1, Seaforth; Mrs. Ed. s part of Cie 4-H program at the in sheaf form or in bushel lots, Also taking part in the -Official "m. While it was a Boyes, Ekmondville; Theresa , - I 111, A . ppieciated -4se �fl Wins Shloot By 11 elub championship show, and Bin a Douglas Hugill, RR 2, Sea- frorn plots of Garry oats grown �a -,-[' . non-unioid orchestras on the occa- , I . �, Beef Calf Club and the Clinton 4-H Shea, Ddlin; James Moir, . �.§trong won the Senator Golding Fair. e coin were Robert W. Campbell . .1. 13' ' i Op ' g .1. � slon of receptions and by local or- The 'Kippen 10 -man team outshot Grain Club this year, he has been .trophy for tJ;e county showman. forth, showed the best Guernsey this year by the club memb rs on president Of Seaforth Agriculiuril ,:,T� I ' I . .4 .." � af-Ahe Clinton Junior Brussels. . .- . " " hip title. � � calf; Allan Hillman, RR 4, Sea- their home. farms. . Society, and 'Elston Cardiff, emp . I .'I - 9wo ,W '. W -01 F . . .. ,___fffl . motle*- w.- . Ilk., . ugh__a__ we the Goderich and Clinton team by a member Personalized ' Ut.-M' Leading scores for bushel of oats I . t � , g rs. in. T ., _. ' to keep do . expeniis, Mr. Teall the � margin of 11 targets. The Farmers since 1952, having serv- Pepper, RR 3, Seaforth; Mrs. . hirty-seven selected beef calves forth, showed the best Ayrshire; ere: Don Hemingway, 140; Doug- Brussels. I ,, said, he ,u I uderstbod from the - shooters on the local ed as vice-president, piasident and, , - were brought out for the county Gloria Carter, RR 2, Seaforth, the W Brodhagen Brass Band led a .4 un . team were C. Regele, RR 5, Seaforth and best Jersey. The Holstein group las Jamieson, RR 4, Clinton, 135; . . ion orchestras were Wes Ve' %ester Lee press reporter. championship. , class,.. from.. clubs parade of school children to the, � . I I ioti, that �n I iw prices. Par imer, Hensall;, C 2 This year he is secretary of the Mrs. Robert Bakeri Jr., Hen- during 1957 at I ac-- Robert Fotheringham, RR 3, Sim- fair grounds in the early 'after- . I ;; avail,ghle. - at similarly Ic khill; Bill Kyle and Bill Coop- sall , that have operated wa's divided In "two sections, cording to the ages of the animals forth, 132; Douglas. Riley, RR 1, gr ,�'. It was felt no hardship should re- er Kippen; Idoyd Venner Sam Huron County Junipr Farmers or- An' electric frying, pan of- Exeter, KLrkton, Seaforth, Luck- ' Londesboro, 129; Bob Broadfoot non. Also taking part in the par- ,,, , I I ith Joseph Babcock, RR 1, Lon ' ade was the SDHS Tru t. , �� ;; r, , suit from the decision to exclude Dougall, Tom Sherritt and John ganization. fered by Sills' Hardware was now, Brussels, Turnberry and w uceffeld, 127; Ron Dris. mpet Band-, :,; I On Vrmuing.Team Blyth-Belgrave. In the closely con- desboro, winning first prize for RR 1, Br y George Hildebrand. . ;1 non�union bands from the arena. Anderson, Hensall; Harry Mathers, won by Mrs. Clarence WitIden, . nior Holstein calf, and Gloria coll, RR 2, Walton, 122; Donald Ry- led b- ' - 11 r ? - Further meetings are planned in Eketer, and Norman. Harburn, In junior farmer work he has Seaforth. . I testdd inter -club class, for groups Ju sen- an, RR 1, Walton, 120; John Dris- School Parade -Junior Room, S I "I".. . I . of three calves, first place went to Boyd, RR 2, Walton, firs.t for S 8, Tuckersm - I the immediate future, Mr. Teall Staffa. The winners of prizes offer- coll, RR 2, Walton, 115; Ken Ryan, ith; Senior Room, I . , 4 will be. The combined team of Clinton the Exeter entry, coached by John ior Holstein calf. . -1 ; said,, when, consideration- f ed by the Seaforth Legion Coleman, SS No. 8, Tuckersmith; SS 4, Tuck- , :!� Mr., Mrs. Dicker second place to the Kirkton . In the showmanship competition, RR 1, Walton, 113; Bruce " . ' given to a winter program for the and Goderich were Ear[ Doucette, . I ersmith; SS 3, Tuckersmith; SS 4, . - . . I Ladies' Auxiliary were: chair, PYm; in which all five breed groups RR 4, Seaforth, 110. ,,�� , � � . 11'...1kpps Joe Mrs. Win. Hart, Seaforth, and entry, coached by Roy Nethercott, howed in one ring, first prize was Scores for sheaf: Don Herning- McKillop; SS 13, McKillop; 5s' 61 ,; I . arena. Charles Brandon, Do �. , - s IL I Cli 16iH�dley St. Maryk; third place to the Sea . M cKillop; . SS 2, McKillop; SS.10 "', _, Steep, Dick Steep, I � Wed 25 Years lanip,. Mrs. Elva Hogg, Col- forth entry, coached by Eric An. given to Gloria Boyd; second to way, 48; Ken. Coleman, RR 4, Sea ,.,, l . . ; McKillop; SS ! -:, I Prouse, Godiirlch� Dr, ��,e"t.' Jar. lingwood. ; Bruce Coleman, 45; Rob- B, McKillop; SS 6' �i" -0 derson, of Londesboro. Betty Storey, RR 2, Seafortb; third forth, 46 $ 1 .1 I rott, Stratford; Bill Lump,y, Jack Mr. and Mrs Robert McGregor to Mervyn Pepper, RR 4, Walton; ert Fotheringham, 43; Bob Broad- Hullett; SS 5, Tuckersmith. :f, . ;�q ' 7 D, � I Posstal Informabon Gilbert and Ashley Gilbeft, Godle- entertained 26 guests Monday eve- 4-H Championship Beef Show fourth to Donald Carter, RR 2, Sea- foot, 40; Tom Whyte, RR 2, Sea- Best decorated float -SS NO. 3p '' ".,. , j, . . . . - . . I . . rich Mr., Mrs.'J. Keys calves in the county champion forth; fifth to Edith Boyd, RR 2, forth, 39; Douglas Jamieson, 37; McKillop.. :.��'A ning at their home in honor of Mr. _. � ) " Since Seaforth reverts to Stan- T6 contest called for 25 targets and Mrs. Norman Dickert, who- will . ship beef show were classified* . Running Races 1:��, in Walton. Neil MeGavin, RR 2, Walton, 35; . ' dard Time at 2 a,m., Sunday, Sept. from 16 yards and 25 from ban&- celebrate the 25th anniversary of ree groups, according to quality, th, 34 - pony -Ken MeLlwain, Gerald '�:: �, 29, the following schedule of hours and calves in the top group were ed on calves: Robert Elliott, RR 5, Seafor I ny, Ken McLI- . . cap distance. There were five their marriage on Saturday, Married -25 Years th Andrew Patrick, RR 2, Walton, 25. Williamson; open po ... . should be noted, commencing Mon- shooters tied for "individual high - Mr. Dickert has been pogtmas- . then judged individually and rank- G.uernseys-Douglas Hugill, 366; Beef Calf Club illmson, . I 1. day, Sept. 30: score with 46-50. They were Earl ter at Kippen for se . ven years, Mr. and Mrs. James Keys, RR 1, ed. Everett Hessels, RR 4, Clinton, Open running race, Jack McU- � : The post office main door will Doucette, Charles Brandon, Hed- where he also operates a general Seaforth, celebrated their 25th wed- Placings in the top group were: 365; John Hessels, RR 4, Clinton ' Bill Strong, RR 2, Dublin, won wain, Earl Whitehead, Harriston; ,z '; be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Monday ley Prouse, Lloyd Venner and Don store. I ding anniversary on Saturday, Gerald Wallis; Exeter; Allan Run- 363; Wayne Hugill, RR 2, Sea- first prize for showmanship among Ken McLlwain. . I to Saturday, .excepting holidays). Epps. I . Euchre was .enjoyed-, prizes be- Sept . 21./ About 20 guests, includ- dle, RR 3, Exeter; Gordon, Hod- forth, 366; Laurel Dale, RR 1, Clin- 17 boys and girls competing in the Calf race, Don Carter, James . , ., . Ing Rev. W. A. Williams, Brussels, gins, RR 1, Granton; Bill Strong, ton, 355; Wilma Dale, RR 1, Clin- annual show of the Seaforth 4-H Carter, Dorothy Howatt, Belgrave; . :1 The wickets will be open for all John Anders�onj of Hensall �von ing won by Mrs. John Sinclair, Beef Calf Club on Friday. He scor I., *. phases of business from..9 a -m, to ' leap Mrs. Robert Elgie, Winston Work- who pe - RR 2, Dublin; Leroy Rintoul, ton, - Allan Carter, Doug Hugill. the special international hand .rformed the wedding core 350. 1 6 p.m., except on Wednesday when event with. 25-25, Tied for -second man and Norman Dickert. mony at the bride's home twenty- Whitechurch; Jim Lyons, Luck- Ayrshires-Allan Hillman, 366; ed a second win in the show when Harness Races �'. they will close at I p.m. On Wed- p.lace I *ere Harry. luafhers, , Tom An address was read by Mrs. five years ago, s now; Grant Hodgins, RR 1, Gran- Glen Nott, RR 4, Clinton, 364; An. his calf was judged the best I 2:25-2:30 Classified Pace in . mesday the general delivery, par- key dinner. A three-storey wedding ton; Crawford McNeil, RR 2, Luck- ita Hillman, RR 4, Seaforth, 360; the steer section. In the heifer see- (Purse $200) les Will Sherritt, Earl Doucette, Bill Coop- Winston Workman and the presbn- eel delivery and postage sa er and Charles Brandon,. 21-25. tition of a silver rose bowl to Mrs. cake centred the dining table, it now; Charles O'Shea, RR 3, Gran- Nefla Hillman, RR 4, Seaforth, 357. tion of the show, best senior heifer Governor G, Geo. Feagan, I . � I reopen from 2:30 P.M. to 3 P.M. Ashley Gilbert, of God-eri-ch, won Dickert and silver cluff links to being decorated with the same ton; Pat O'Shea, RR 3, Granton; Jerseys -Gloria Carter, 373; Don- calf was shown by Marguerite Goderich ................................ 1 1 � Mails for despatch, going west,. the,doubles with 22-24 targets. Jn6. Mr. Dickert, was made -by Mrs. decorations as , the original wed- Leslie Campbell, RR 1, Seafofth; ald Carter, RR 2, Seaforth, 372;� �cott, RR 1, Seaforth, and best jun- Thunder Bay, W. C. Oke, 11 � � : will close at,11 a,.m. and 8 P.M.; ding cake. Misses Dorothy and David Kirkland, RR 3, Lucknow; Ronald Little, RR 1, Seaforth, 362; ior heifer calf by Billy Murphy, Seaforth ............................. � ...... 3 2 . " � will close at 1:41 P.M_ Anderson was second. with 20-24. Carl McClinchey, of Hensall. Eleanor Keysiand 'CatheriAe Camp- Gary Wilson, RR 3, Brussels; Don Garry Little, RR 1, Seafdrth, 360. RR 4, Seaforth. . I going east - Stewart Knight, Allan Rose, . and 6.15 p. in. The street letter -1 I � I bell sAErved tho dinner. Also pres- Kirkland., RR 3. Lucknow. Junior Holsteins - Joseph Bab- Scores on calves: Steers, Bill Port Elgin ... . ......................... 2 4 :! -1 �' �. ill a s usual,. ' ent was Mr. Keys' mother, Mrs. In addition to the 37 steer calves cock, 373; Dennis Jewitt, RR 1, Strong, 395; Leslie Campbell ' RR Harbour, J. Bannerman, . I . '� I Monday to Friday, at 1:15 p.m., Elizabeth Keys, 82, of Brussels. shown in the championship class, Clinton, 371; Mervyn Pepper, RR 1, Seaforth, 394; Donald McKer_ Al �� Stratford .. ................................ 4 3 '.�Ig �. 1i one pn0. wonnelHere On Wednesday evening prior to 16 calves were brought out, repre- 4, Walton, 369; William Shaddick, Miss Belaire, A. McManus, - .. 1. and 5:n�p.m. ,,On Saturday, To tchPeErSi cher, RR 1, Dublin, 394; Jean Moy- . , � I � ,collection only 'it 1:15 p.m., and . I their anniversary, about�,20 friends senting -five calf clubs in Huron, Londesboro, 367; Don Coyne, RR Ian, RR 5, Se,afortb, 390; Bill Camp- Stratford ..... � .................... ........ 5 6 ,;, � Sunday - ,one,collection only at 5:30 6 and neighbors from the' Brussels for a county championship heifer 5, Seaforth, 366; Marjorie Boyd, bell, RR 1, Dublin, 390; Charles . ;`. s p.m. . I district surprised Mr. and Mrs. calf class. First place in the class r, RR 2, Seaforth, 385; Mac Lucky Star, Norm William- � �. Join Centennial Party RR 2, Walton, 364; Edith Boyd RR McGrego i 380 - Ag- son, Walton ............................ 6 5 �. I Mails are scheduled to a rzhe a 7 . I Keys by calling on them and pre. was awarded to the calf shown by 2, Walton, 363; Rieny Van Eoon ' Stewart, RR 5, Seaford, I Time -2:19, 2:13. . . ) I Seaforth from the East at 6:15 Employees. of Topnoteh Flout The company gave .each of its sentiag them with many beautiful Margaret Lyons, RR 1, Lucknow, RR 2, Seaforth, 360; Cecil Bruins. nes Hicknell, RR 5,�Sdaforth, 378; 2:21-2:24 Classified Pace � a.m. and 11:38 a.m.; from the - Don Moylan, RR 5, Sdaforth, 376; 1. . initedi and their wives join- 1,400 employees an engraved ster- gifts. A silver tea service was second to Marguerite Scott, RR 1, ma, RR 4, Clinton, 359; Betty Stor Jim Broadfoot, RR 3, Kippen, 374, I . I � ; West at 9:17'p.m. aid 6:59 P.M. insil'hi emp resented by their family. The eye ' Ray Gratto I Mi ed ing silver tray to commemorate P, Seafg.rth; third to Jim Coultes, RR ey, RR 2, Se,aforth, 358. n, Harold Berry, . I Carriers will leave the post office th ning was spent playing progressive 5, Wittgrham; fodith to Lila Black, Senior Holstein s -Gloria Boyd, R Ray Horan, RR' 1, Dublin, 372. 1 a ,:; ��, � at approximately 12:15 p.m. . t e company at ,a dinner in Strat- the anniversary. Each dinner was alton, 375; Joan Coyne, RR Senior heifers: Marguerite Scott, St. Marys . ............................ " I ... I , ford Saturday night, to mark the climaxed by an anniversary cake euchre, and a delicious lunch was RR 1, Belgrave. R 2, W 385; Mack McLean, RR 3, Seaforth, Ready Cash, J. Bannerman, .1 li � — tA. 100th anniversary of James Rich- with a single candle to mark one served by the guests. 4-H Swine Show 5, Seaforth, 365. Stratford ... 11 ........... I ................. 2 1 I ? . 375; Luella Moylan, RR 5 Sea- i , ardson & Sons Limited. The Top- Mr. and Mrs. Keys have one son, Kenneth Papple, RR 5, Seaforth, Swine Club 'RR Valuable Jerry Lee, Reg Me- � . forth, 372; James Sloan, 5, - , , 3 3 11 Thomas Kinney notch firm is a subsidiary of James More than 400 university and Douglas, at OAC, Guelph, and two e championship showman, Twenty-one boys from the Sea- seaforth, 360; junior heifers: Bflly Gee & Sons, Goderich ..... . I . daughters, Dorothy and Eleanor Was th Willis Boy, Allan McManus, - ..., * Richardson, & Sons Limited,. Oublic, libraries throughout Canada at home. Guests were presenj and Don Carter, RR 2, SeafOTth, forth district brought bacon hogs Murphy, RR �, Seaforth, 380; Joe 'i", � Included in the party of about -and-through them the Canadian Stratford ...................... : ........... 4 4 . I I Escapes Injury 00th from Brussels, Cranbrook and Wa.. had the championship animal in a to the Fair for the swine club Murphy, RR 4, Seaforth, 375, Time -2:14, 2:18. , . '. .25 from Seaforth were members of public�will also share in, the I I 4-H Huron swine show, for which .show, organized by Robert Mcmil- Leading scores for showmanship: ; ead office staff and of the anniversary gifts. Establishment terlOO. ub leaders. Seaforth Lions Pet Show I Thomas Kinney, 85, RR 4, War- the h 14 entries were brought out by re- Ian and Ken Stewart, cl Bill Strong, 99; Charles McGregor, � . I I ton escap . ed without injury when mill organization. . of the Richardson Century Fund to presentatives . of swine clubs at Sea- Donald Carter, RR 2, Seaforth, was 95; Joe Murphy, 95;. Billy Murphy, Persian cat, Judy Thompson.,' .111' I . Ile,was, in collision with a truck' in all, more than 70 persons met, provide books to libraries was an- Bowlers, Families forth and Brussels, and the, North given top award for his swine en- 95- Mack McLean, 95; Marguerite Clinton, Mel Crich, Clinton. Cat, : ,. ! I R . here Friday afternoon. The acci- at The Festive Lounge , Stratford, ,nounced at the dinner. First to Huron Club. try, and Kenneth Papple, RR 5, S�`Ott, 94. any other breed, Elizabeth Shol, debt occurred it the corner of for a reception and dinner, mark- be distributed is a new 10 -volume Runner-up for the swine show- Seaforth, won first prize for show- dice, Mary Jean McLean, Paul , . .,'� ! . s. as Mr. Ing the parent firm's 100th year as reference work on Canada, the Hold Jitney Here manship title was Marion Turnbull, manship in the swine ring. Beattie, Gordon Pringle. Angora 1.".� . Idain. and Gouinlock Street 1�1. . Kinney started across the intersee- one of Canada's largest grain and Encyclopedia Canadiana, schedul- Preceded by a pot -luck supper, RR 2, Brussels. Reserve champion Scores On swine-DonaId Carter rabbits, Doris Walker, Bruceffeld; ' . . ; I �y Harvey investment firms. Five cities took ed to come off the press this fall. 390; Ken Gernmell, RR 2, Kippen Rabbits, any other breed-, Doris ',�� tion. The truck driven I enjoyed by members and their gilt in the county show was shown : SDHS Wins ' 4 James Richardson & Sons, Lim- 2, Kippen, 389; Malcolm Stewart, RR 5, Sea- Walker, I and 2; Howard MOW'- I Boyce, Clinton, -was almost at a part in the. broadcast part of the , I i program. . ited, is a family firm -founded 100 children, an evening of jitney bowl. by Ken Gemmell, RR I . standstill, police said. . Aing in Stratford were Top- years ago in Kingston, Ont, The Ing was enjoyed by the Seaforth. with Marion Turnbull third, Mal- forth, 387; Kenneth Papple, RR 5, lough, te RR 1, Goderich; Bobby . � I Mr_Kinney was examined -by Dr. Mee ening. colm Stewart, RR 5, Seaforth, Seaforth, 385; Laurence Taylor, Plums el. Best dog in show,.Ikis ) employees from Dundas unique feature of the Richardson Bowling Club Tuesday ev e, fifth. Londesboro, 384; Winston Powell, Jackson, Bob Wallace Philip' ��:' ' ' - J. A. Gorwill. OPP Constable -A. notch I fourth, and Kenneth Pappl $4,500 In 11 I , Moffat, Milverton, 'Seafortb and organization is that for 100 years Winners in the tourney were, Thirteen members took part in RR 2, Seafortb, 383; Bruce Papple, Broderick, Ben y Lans��k. Dog, ' �' I � Sheldon investigated. Dorchester. I it has been owned and directed men Eric Munroe and Clarence chievement day show of the RR 4, Seaforth, 382; Eric McIntosh less resemblance to any bbbA-A) . , � , ;� � � . � - I 11 .me the Walaen; women, Miss Alice Reid the a ?, I I The after-dinner speeches came. continuously by mbers of n 4-H Poultry Show, RR 3, Clinton, 381; Bill Millson, i Jack Lemon, Paul Spittal ketiby. -,'� " . Kingston, where James Rich- family. Mrs. James A. Richardson and Miss Dorothy Parke. Sbaforth-Clinto . - C�.�i � , , held Friday at Seaforth Fair. The R 2, Seaforth, 380; Robert Broad- Awards Devereaux, Benny Lansloi. ., 1,11 . I , , OW- rom 'from - Others participating in the bowl- ultry dub, one of � , �111 cal -I Fi 'on To ardson f6idded the firm in 1857, succeeded her husband is presi the few in foot, RR 1, Brucefield, 379; Doug. Pair Homer' pigeons ' Tied :'L`a�, �, � , . I . I Her Ing were: Lorne Dale, Geo. Rays, ", ,�', I nd from Winni.peg, Toronto and dent on his death In 1939. Mstern Ontario, is a project that las Jamieson, RR 4, Clinton, 377; Annouticement last week that mont, Mel Crich. Pair Vaintail' '19. '�'�`,,� . . g �:_, ,�', Vancouver. OVerseas telephone sons, who are great-grandsons of M. A. Reid, Mrs. Rose Phillips, 3116 di*.�,- � , ,0� West Itreet, . has developed in the strong poul- Gary Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton, 375; four SDHS students each had been eons, Mel Crich, 1 and 21, .1 '�,!�- I I I I from.Loridon, England, brought a the firm's founder, are both vice- Norman MacLean J. C. MacLen m DroAdfoot. PI`g'eb1l-s#,.i' ":,", � , . anniversary message from oidents of Jame,q Richardson & nan, Mrs. Alice Stiles, B. F. Chris- try -raising industry of Central Hur- Ken Coleman, RR 4, Seaforth, 373; hips brought Broadfoot, Jii " , MI. , � Firemen early Wednesday 'even,- 100th on, with Seafortb as its focal point. Jack 13roadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield, the total win in awards �y SDHS any other breed, Ubward. Wed,, ,_,�",11 . , 'i", , ' - `9 k1b ''i A pr' s� I- tie S. E. Keating, Gordon Muir, - " . .. . irector of the firm's Sdn Limited. � lean Broadfoot, RR 1, Bruce 371; John Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton, this year to $4,500, Principat,1. P. lough, Ted Lamont Frand , I.. ., company now Ope: , I ,Michael Kehn. Pal� - ah 4, , I � i6tl' ,i,;�" I , jug *ere called to extinguish a the managing d Th sh subsidiary, Headdy & Coni- rates in- H�rold Connell, H. 0. Free, W. J. a .t , A., , W . blate W, the basement ,of 9, T4391- Briti field, had, the top -scoring exhibit 369; Beverley Henderson, RR 5, Plumsteel said, ., ,,� ".., . " , , . copied by. pany Limlte& I vestment offices in 26 Canadian Duncan and, Reuben Stevens. e club show. Club Seaforth, 367; Francis Hunt, RR 1, Participating in the latest-a-Waild, ty Ann Gibbirif .8abb'AR, � ,, f poultry In th , I'� 1. ,1kZ1,;' " i � . donee on West, St.,� ot i the . , s, RA 4�,� y , .., � '' I Atothur Little, The vet,�, aderg, who organized and direct- Seafortb, 365; Alex Townsend, RR made possible by a bequest of the Mel Crich, Bob Mu6gge; 119, . q, � �. " ,lAttle, family �Mrs. James A.Richatilson pres- cities. Through a subsidiary, , �� .1., i V I were vating supper �,-J*hbii' they Idmt of James 'Richardson & Soils .Pioneer Grfiln Com-padyi Limited, Dr. J. 0. Turnbull, Seaforth 'd the,show, are R. V. Whiteley, 3, Seaforth, .%3; Bruce Coleman, late Robert Bruce are Ron- lor. Fancy fowl, one ,bird , .", Z�4 , S, . � I 11 11.1 I I -has just atten h ,11 I.I. .0.�.., fittills. , - RR 4, Seaforth, 361; Don Crozier, ald Emus, Ronald s, Donald Finnigan, Jack'Leindft Mdfb' " ', Z '1� were alerted by Arthur PdwQl a, Limited, spoke to gill of the it �opdraties 440 country elevators erinary, It, Junkit and J. M. Scott = . I .1 51� � . . I � neighbor, Wb,6 tidfike [, " ,- mh&4, 6mployee,g across,, Canada frolu the .oft the pt-airies through Vvilk1h It course In poultry d,iseasest at th4 cores on exhibits: Jean Broad- RR 2, Sbaforth, 359; Neil Crozier, Deat and Ruth Sills. Keith Finnigan. I 11 � _., �, Ile will, th - Ontario Veterinary College. Thdl bi "I , lix.,111 head OfffO- of the -company in halidl6s, about 10 pot cent of ld See- RX 2., Soafbrth, 357. In to We seholars Most uliu$ua, .,; , , through � bao#&ent wift&* � difift". - L � I ., . I i, 190; Betty Storey, RR . .0 . kJary L . I M V. . , p I � ft . I -43ro . I .6ourge was 6gigribil to Inform ve R j.,. Leading gootes for shoWmansbip 1 �', 23M I . I ff Sboft", A !tfipqr The Winnip With I - i- � Jack istogilf 30t � , � -b 4S an I i I SIR be, . . I , 41, . 1 � tne adv, , , .. . - Og, ; -1- - 8 �V � '� I g " It..". 1,66War 9#,6#�,an �,'Uft: . .1; All Apifty -;Mpw - ,��ld . Broad - ,W6rb, Xetmeth VApplej : 'Jad , -40 1 � to bur- , � gill 1 � 11�1 J � � , i 11 � , i �?J'4;'10X.o`g'6iiti _W4g . �;;111. I 11. . I � 0 I *1001.1 otiold-' i- "Uto '.t�. �004 Rob"t 'P� �� f� the i A , , � P. P R " I , Id _,,df,6# , , . , �;; 3�1 , ,�,�.,�`:,:N��,,' I i . 1, I ., 1 ... U� I 1�� .. '_. . #'Adso6p I 1� I "I - , ", .:i..;', . - . , , - -T T " - ' .��4#�- 1 0 U-1111 Ai F 16,01 -,'-:i� �', , . ...I. I �, , , ) , j", t�l I i I i- .� I '. . ,.�_ �,, , .��,:,o,,,�. :: 111�.A,v,?X _:,__.-,.0,,_,- l!likdv'11�1%�, itll� . 11 X ,. . _V " ".. � : "," ��;; , _; � . ,, , 1. M , , , 1, . L .", , . I ", 'd .. ! 11�,� 1 P� , � ,�,4 ;;.. � ,� � 1�i "',"', " �, . , V , , � I 11,11, 'EMN, 11 ldl,� " ".. .�..,,,, 11 , ?". , M