The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-10-05, Page 11speaker is the Rev.
of Lambeth, who is
the field of Christian^
executive chose as a
Jim Powers Resigns .
Alfred Brunton, Of Tara, president ln the organization glnee the nmnlnv.
? the Bruce Coiint.v FedernHon aP • ” f “e Since the empjoy-
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of the Bruce County Federation of
Agriculture, has announced the resig
nation of Jim Powers as secretary
fieldman of the organisation. Mr.
Powers took office in 1948 as the
second fieldman of the county organi
sation, succeeding Ray Hergott, who
held the office for seven months be
fore becoming fieldman of the Ontario
Federation, Jim Powers resigned to
accept another position with Co-op
Auto Insurance , as an adjuster and
supervisor of sales promotion in Hu
ron and Bru.oe Counties. His new
duties begin on November 1st, with
the Toronto office after which he
will have as his headquarters the Vil
lage of Chepstow,
Mr, Brunton reports great progress
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slimmer look! Under the hood of the new ’56 Monarch is a
great new V-8 engine (up to 225-Hp.) to bring you even
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ment of a full time fieldmap. The
Farm Forum numbers have doubled,
the townships have all been organised
and a radip program on CFOS and
CKNX have been developed, along
with an increased publicity connection
with the county weekly newspapers.
A successor to Mr, Rowers has not
been announced as yet.
Education (Group
Plans Convention
The executive of the North Huron
Council of Christian Education met
at the home of the president, Earl
Hamilton, of Wingham. After minutes
and routine business, plans were laid
for the annual convention. Thjs inter
denominational gathering is to be
held this year in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Auburn, on Wednesday, Octo
ber 12th., 1955.
The special
Allan Duffield,
a specialist in
education. The
convention theme, "Communicating the Gospej; Qperation-How To," Dis
cussion groups will be led by Rev. S.
H. Finley, of Goderich; Rev. G. A.
Meiklejohn, Lucknow,’ Rev. George
Watt, Dungannon; Mrs. F. Powell,
Clinton; Mrs. Keith Webster, Blyth;
Lieut. Goodridge, Wingham; Mr. B de
Vries, Blyth, and Rev, J, W, Stinson,
Seaforth.
The afternoon session begins at
I. 45 p.m. with supper served at 6
o’clock and the evening session follow
ing at 7.30 p.m. Sunday School work
ers of all denominations are urged to
attend bringing their problems for
discussion,
Results at Howick
Fall Fair
(Continued from page eight.)
Alex Job, Eric Cox:; beet dairy cow,
Alex Job, Eric Cox, Ervin Schauss.
Grain, Norma Schmidt, Mildmay;
James Robinson, William Campbell,
Ronald McMichael, Mrs. Wesley"
Heimpel; cut and baled hay, William
Campbell, Ronald McMichael; fruit,
Norman Schmidt, Mrs, Leslie Hy-
mers, William Campbell, Mrs, Rdbert
Gibson, John Strong, Mrs, Ira Neill;
sheep, Donald Brown, Gorrie; roots
and vegetables, Norman Schmidt, Mrs.
Mel Allan, Mrs. A. P. Douglas, Miss
Minnie McElwain, Mrs. Edward Ham
ilton; poultry, Donald Brown, Gorrie;
Mrs. A, P. Douglas, Fordwich; Wil
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