The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-12-21, Page 12HURON TEAM WINS — The Lewrason
Trophy for the highest team aggregate
standing in both butter and cream judg-
ing at the annual convention of the On-
tario Creamerymen's Association in Tor-
onto, was awarded, to a team from Huron
County. The group includes, from the
left: Arthur Purney, Silverwood Dairies
Ltd., Lucknow; Ian Kennedy, Huron Coun-
ty fieldman for the Ontario Milk Corn-
mission; Lawrie Cousins, Cousins Cream-
ery, Brussels, and Clifford Brewer of the
l3tuevale Creamery. Members of the team
also won individual awards in the cream
judging and milk judging competitions
and the 'team placed first in the cream
judging section. Mr. Kennedy, who organ-
ized the team, also won a prize for the
fieldman whose team won the most points
in all competitions.—A-T Photo.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology, in
co,operation with the Federations of Agriculture of Huron
and Perth Counties, is offering a Short Informative Course
on The Potential Application for
Computers and Farm Management
Sessions-9 Wednesday evenings, Jan. 10 68 to Mar. 6 68.
Location—Central Huron Secondary School. Clinton, Ont.
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Instructors—from University of Waterloo and University
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Fee—$30.00.
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The care and feeding of computers
Computers and Animal Science
Computers and Soil Management
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Mrs. F. Fear, Secretary-Treasurer, Huron County
Federation of Agriculture, Clinton.
Mr. E. Deering, Field Representative, Perth County
Federation of Agriculture, Box 664, Mitchell.
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friendly and
memorable
holiday
season!
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Visitors on the week-,end
With Mrs, Cecil Falconer were
Mt,. and Mrs. kelison Falconer
and family of Sarnia and Mrs.
George Tiffin of Lucknow.
Miss Marie Johnston and Mr,
Gary Black of Clinton were
Thursday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Gershorn Johnston
Wingham,
Mr, and Mrs. Cordon Rm-
WO, and family were Sunday
visitors with her mother, Mrs,
Robert Purdon o6 E3elgrave,
Mr. Richard Turner of Aur-
ora came here on Saturday to
take his mother, Mrs, Allan
Turner to his hora:e to:
CbTISImas Holiday.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. .c.klshorn lotrnsWin
Wingharn, were Mr. and Mrs,
iNeimett Johnston and Debby of
Clinton, Mr, and Mrs, Jim
Johnston, P.a.:I,. Ruth Ann. artd
Carol Ann, of Ustowci,
Mr,. and Mrs. 13c* Mc:1441,17i
and Billie o: Seaford: were
Sunday ViSIINS at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Ernerson..
Mr. A.E., Pnrdon. a: Lucitt-
now had r e mis:ortane to fall
at his home last Tuesday.
Later the week he was re-
Moved to Wingham and Dist.,
riet Hospital and Mrs. Purdon
is with her daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Falconer,.
Mt, Hector Purdon of Strath.+
toy and Athol Purdon of Sarnia
visited Sunday with their father
a patient in Wingham and Dist-
riet Hospital, and with their
mother, Mrs. Purdon and Mrs.
Cecil Falconer.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Niehoi,,
son of Kinlough were. Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Bill Evans,
Mr. George McGee took
his mother, Mrs, Leask McGee
to Guelph on Sunday where
they were met by Mrs. David-
son of Sr. Catharines. She
took her mother home with her
for a visit.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Ross
and Doris and Miss Alma Conn
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Caslick,
Mr. and Mrs. John Willis
of Listowel and Mrs. Doris
Willis were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Willis of 'G'owans
town.
Mr. Charles Martin was
able to return to his home
here last week from Wingham.
and District Hospital.
Word was received here
that Mrs. Nelson Pickell of
Teeswater was a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital
last week.
Reeve Bill Evans attended
the last Kinloss Council. meet-
ing of the year on Friday, at
Holvrood Hall.
Mr. Jim Falconer returned
on Wednesday from London
'here he had spent a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Simp-
son of Teeswater were Thurs-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ross,
Mr. Bruce Currie under-
went surgery in Wingham and
District Hospital on Thursday.
Rev. Horace Braden of
London was a dinner guest on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..
Dawson Craig and family.
Miss Helen Currie of London
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Currie.
Mrs. Orville Tiffin, who
underwent eye surgery at
Victoria Hospital, London, was
able to return home on Sunday
with Joe Tiffin, Orville Tiffin,
Joan, Shirley and Joey. She is
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and family
before returning to her home in
the village.
District firm third
for quality buffer
At the recent annual con-
vention of the Ontario Cream-
etymen`s Association it was
announced that Cousins Cream-
er). of Brussels had been award-
ed third prize for the highest
quality butter manufactured
during 1967, Along with some
other competitions the com-
bined average placed the Brus-
sels firm eleventh for all
creameries in Ontario.
James Baker, dairy commis-
sioner for Ontario, stated that
a high standard of efficiency in
the plant must be maintained
at all times in order for butter-
makers to score in combined
competitions.
Buttermakers in the Cousins
Creamery are Lawrie Cousins
and Grant Stevenson.
Congratulations are extend-
ed to the Cousins firm and its
staff on achieving this outstand-
ing record in a field of produc -
tion which is so highly compet-
itive. The excellent quality
of the Cousins' butter adds to
the reputation of the Western
Ontario area for high grade
dairy products.
Our news begins on an un-
happy note again, with more
sickness and injury making the
rounds. Mr. Roy Rutherford is
in Wingham and District Hos-
pital following a fall at his
home on Friday evening of
last week. Also hospitalized
is Mr. A. Lincoln. Robert
Harkness is sporting a cast on
his left arm, following a bush
accident last week. And the
flu bug is still making the
rounds, making many people
feel very miserable. Let's
hope the injured are improved,
and the ill well, before Christ-
mas comes.
We do have some happy
news though -- that being that
Mrs. John Farrell is now out of
traction in Victoria Hospital,
and no doubt, resting much
Morris Township
Council meetings
Reeve Stewart Procter pre-
sided for the regular meeting
of Morris Township Council on
December 4, and the final
meeting of 1967 on December
15 when road and general ac-
counts were passed for payment.
Mel Craig was appointed to
the Huron-Bruce High School
Board and Walter Shortreed to
the Seaforth High Sdhool Board
for 1968, at the regular council
session.
A grant of $25.00 was giver.
to the Huron County Plowman's
Association and $400, 00 was.
paid to the Blyth Artificial Ice
Fund. Road and general ac-
counts were also paid at this
meeting.
Honored for
long service
BELGRAVE-- The council
and other officials of the Town-
ship of East Wawanosh met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Coultes recently in
honor of Mr. and. Mrs. Herson
Irwin. Herson, who retired
this year, served the township
as tax collector for more than
20 years.
The evening was spent play-
ing lost heir and euchre and
lunch was served. Reeve Roy
Pattison made some fitting re-
marks in gratitude for Herson's
work over the years, An elect-
ric blanket was presented and
Herson expressed their apprec-
iation.
more comfortable. Such happy
news has not reached our vill-
age in a long while, and though
we are sorry that the Farrells
cannot be home for Christmas,
we know improvement in her
condition will be more rapid
now and look forward to the
time when they can be back
with us.
Howick Township
Council Meeting
Howick Council granted
permission to trustees of the
police village of Gorrie to in-
stall one mercury vapor light
replacement at regular session
December 15. Reeve Harold
Robinson chaired the meeting.
The report of the Zimmer-
man drain, Carrick Township,
was accepted on the Howick
portion.
Council requested the coun-
ty solicitor to prepare the tax
deed on part of park lot 12,
Howick.
Road and general accounts
were passed for payment,
Council disbands
Centennial Comm.
East Wawanosh Council met
December 15 in regular session
with the reeve, Roy Pattison
presiding and all members pre-
sent.
A motion was passed that
Alex IvicBurney be given S50.
for extra work.
Mason Robinson met with
council to discuss termination
of the Centennial. The com-
mittee was disbanded and any
balance on hand will be trans-
ferred to the township's general
account.
A by-law to set the time
and place of the first meeting
in 1968 was passed. Road ac-
counts amounting to $304.71
and general accounts of S66, -
845,19 were passed.
The reeve and road super-
intendent were given power to
adjust the expenditure by-laws
to meet Dept, of Highways re-
quirements.
Pap Wingham Advanoe+airne Thursday, Deo. 21. 1967.
Whitechurch Personal Notes
4.i the Divine Light
that shone Wen the ehePhordsf
bring you AV this Chsistmee *seam
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Mr. John Doig and Miss
Nellie Doig moved on Tuesday
of last week to their new home
at Wingham. We miss them
in the community, but wish
,them well in their new home.
Rev, and Mrs. Howard Pace
and Peter-John of Crystal
Beach, were recent visitors
with friends in this area,
A large number attended
the annual Christmas banquet
of the MacBel Friendship Club,
on Wednesday of last week in
McIntosh Church.
Miss Jean Harkness of Tor-
onto spent the week-end with
members of the Harkness fam-
ily and visited with Mrs. John
Harper in Wingham and Dist-
rict Hospital. As of Monday of
this week, Mrs. Harper will be
staying at Huronview in Clin-
ton.
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