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B� Miss Barbara Bassett. London,
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BAY>+IELD, Sept. r. -Mr. and Pte. ROA. Orr, Camp Borden,
Mrs. William Murray, Detroit, are spending his furlough with his par -
spending several days with his ents ,here.
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STATISTICS ' DUNGANNON
CROP PRODLJCTIQNDUNGA:NNON, Sept. '17. -Miss
COUNTY OF HURONLISTED FOR_ t .a �h with relatfivves .iii toes
trot, returned. to her position in
Production figures for Huron for breeding, 2450; cows r milkCal ry ;S 1Y .91
purposes; 28 200• yearlings for milk •.x�T �eive eft Fr�dhomelanci
noon on a voyage to his
by the Ontario Department of I purposes, 8,900, Y � • `� visit ,his parents
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Carlin for beef n t • and brother in
-Agri�rulture. purposes, 18,100; calves, 39,700; West Germany. He was booked to
Dairy Products steers one yea over,
Production of creamery butter: - y
r and 49,000. II sail on the. S.S. Neptunia from
-'" f Quebec City. He casae directly,'
1%54, 2,700,717 pounds, 1955,
290 643
ithree years ago, last June, to the
250 acre farm of Thos. Webster,
639,966,.BREEDERS ARE West Wawanosh. He hasn't seen}
1954, 1955, 865,764. Q � his parents in seven year. He last I
The area, production and farm D i saw thein in East Germany. The I
value of winter wheat for 1955: CNC WINNERS i young man, in his ea: iy twenties,
33 8 bushels er acre,G took his place favorably every
Production of cheddar cheese;
COUNTY SHEEP
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Performance, Styling
Still i -: Few R. 56 --•..-Ms d -e s
Lett At Spacial Prices
16,200 acres, p n active member �
pe 600 bushels; farm value, $1.37 Huron C u'tlty sheep breeds d
Church the village l Rally S
t � in seven Sunday
rs Where an was
per bushel total, d a clean sweep of r ,p honcirs�
$46 31. Dorset Horned
a ervir�e :ixi the audit�oriwila
747 500, per acre -of the United in The church tum
made I He intends 'to return - mornilrg,.
Field Crops in the Leicester and Diss `weeks to the farm of Mr. Webster. beautiful with, bouquets of gladioli
The area, production and farm classes at this year's Canadian Na 1 Mrs. Herb Finnigan, Margaret and "dahlias. Mr. Harvey Ander-
value acres, spring wheat for 1955: tional Exhibition in Toronto. i Joy and J.C. attended London Fair son, assistant superintendent, as-
oflast Friday. listed the minister, Rev. G. D.
5009.5 1s; faburm
per acre, In the Leicester competition all
per bushel,
9,5 bushels; farm value, $1.35 fourgrand championships were Miss Marjorie Errington, student Watt, in leading the service and
total, Qinper acre, nurse of Woodstock hospital, who Frank Pentland, superintendent,
Snell,
- to the entries of"Ephraim has been taking part of her course was assisted by the .secretary, Mrs,
were, fof Clinton.ehThe awards this summer at Sick Children's Omar Brooks, giving diplomas as
forcthe n ra champion ram, - re Hospital, Toronto, was home with the scholars came forward when
ewes- andhrmpion ram, champion P
ewe reserve champion ewe: I her parents,.Mr. nrnd -Mrs. Everett promoted -to 'other- classes. 'g -
In the Dorset Horned -division, Errington, for the week -end. Cecil Blake "gave the children's
identical -honors were carried off i The first- meeting of the season story and Rev. Watt gave an ap-
by the entries of P. E. Dearing , for the Y.P.U., was held Monday propriate address.
and Son, of Exeter. night in"the basement of the Unit- Mrs.- Jenny Roberts returned
Exhibition officals called this ed Church. J. C. .Durnin conducted home to Goderich on Monday, after
year's; agriculture show one of the a short business period.after min- a visit with Ther nephew, Frank
best in recent. years. .More than iltes were read. �It was decided to Glenn. 'Brooks, a senior pupil at
hold an exeoutive meeting on Wayne P
10 000 horses, cattle, sheep, sw:ne Thursday, September 27, at Mary- Dungannon Public School, was ac -
lin Anderson's home. On. Satur- cidently hit with a baseball hat
day, October 13, the Y.P.U.' mem- r at school on Friday afternoon. He
hers will decorate for the 101st received the blow on the forehead
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church ‘anniversary celebration. that caused stunning
and t
Rev. G. D. Watt took the topic. {swelling. He was driven home by
Dungannon United Church Sun- .the principal, Mrs. Gordon Ander-
other, Miss Agnes" Murray. forth, Sunday with his 1 Further progress was made with { $25.65. -
:Vers. McClure L� spending , William Sturgeon. 1 l ons last week. How- 1 Oatti. 41,600
two - spent.
ur
acres 47.7 bushels
weeks with relatives in Detroit. mother, r, ' '' • • o harvest operations with fog per acre ^ 600 acre bushels farm
Miss Cecile McLeod returned
Ttr-ut•�•da3�- having- spent r and occas �o $1,631,200, per acre, $34.34
Mrs. B. Myers ':nd dau.g er,
DONNYBROOK
ei'er, cool nights ea�'1 value; 72, rents per bushel-, total
home on i nal showers again slow -
a few days in W ends ir. ht of 1 ed down the prag, am. Approxtm-hearle 19,600 acres, 34.8 bushels,
ately 50 to 60 per cent of the acre, 681,200 bushels. per acre;
and
Findon, spent Monday r with 41 e Iy()N
DONNYBROOK, Sept. 17.-�1n spring grain harvest is now corn- per1.04 per bushel, total,;
Ilex Mrs. Bryant at their cottage � niversary services will be held in pleted i.n the County. Because of farm value, $ $36.10
here.harvest interference, attendance at $705,500,
per acre, $3 21, bushels
Mr. and Mrs. e Larson are Sunday, Irk United Church on the. •three County school fairs, Bel- Faer acre, 4,300:acres,
farmbushels spending and
week -end in Sarnia. , annda3, September 30 at 11 a.m. grave, McKillop and Mensal' was p1.12, bushels bushels; s; total $ value,,
andMd Vers. M. Fisher, Barryeeand sten p will
t Rei. R. S. chargeHof
z, boththe reduced considerably as were the 91 acre $2s.0e
Susan,nyreturned e Kitchener I services andl special musbe in c is f being number of exhibits shown. With P
Buckwheat: 1,500 acres, 20 0
on Sunday, having spent the past 'all fall fairs in Lhe sass-
three months at their cottage here. arranged. Owing to anniversary doled for the period Countyup to hue
Mr. Donald McLeod, Port Bur- services at Westiield, there will end of next week, Fair Officialsthe
well, spent the week -end with his be no .service next Sunday at havendalready expressed concern
wife and baby. Donnybrook. about decreased attendance at theIlis.s Berthena Sturgeon Ls re -A number of Donnybrook people fairs, this year, because of farm
eusperating in Clinton hospital attended anniversary services in work being so behind.
where she .underwent surgery on Knox United Church. Auburn, on ei far,� 0
Saturday. Sunday. • K1NGsBRIDGE
Bayfi'eki merchants and business- Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Sandy, of
men observed Thursday as a holi- Lucknow, were Sunday visitors
day and all enjoyed the day at the with Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney. KI'�GSBRIDGE, Sept. 17. Thos.
London Fair. Other recent visitors at the same
Mr. and Mrs Walter Westlake home included Mr. anMrs. Wm. Drennan, of Goderich, spent the
left on Monday night for Van- R Chamney and children, Danny pawl week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
couver, B.C. where they will visit family.
• theft` sons, William and Garfield
An enjoyable evening •was spent
at the Bayfield pavilion on Wed-
nesday evening, where a reception o Da op was
was held in honor of newlyweds. i n--- --in-large Mr. and Mr`ifi. Ed. Shea, and sons, 55.8 bushels per acre. 471,400
Mr. and 'Vers. Raymond Scotchmer. ( F:ne crystal d contains a
Miss Helen i Kevin, Cary and Dennis and Mrs., buahels; farm value, $1.09 per
and Robin Lee, and Jim Chamney
and Doug floweli, of Windsor.
Miss Louise Jefferson, who is
attending Stratford Normal School,
wa-' hot°ne over One week -end.
and poultry and pet stock were
bushels per acre, 30,000 "bshels; shown. The CNE distributed
farm value'; 95 cents per bushel, $125,000 in prize money.
per acre, $-19.00. o`- 0 -_0
total $2.6,500,
Flax: 1,770 bushels, 13.8 bushels
per acre, 224,400 bushels•, farm
value, $2.83 per bushel, total,
$69,100, per ace, $39.05.
Mixed grains: 114,000 acres, 48.2
bushels per acre, 5,490,000 bushel;
farm value, 75 cents per bushel,
total, $4,147,100, per acre, $36.63.
Dry Pea: 500 acres, 12.8 bushels
per. acre, 6,400 bushels; farm value,
$2.90 per bushel,.total, $18,600,
Drennan and$37.29 per acre.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank :McKenzie Dry beans: 21,000 acres, 12.3
returned from a motor trip to bushels per acre, 258,300 bushels;
Northern Michigan last week. farm value, $4.20 per bushel, total,
During their absence, Mrs. Depii?Ls $1,084,900, $51.66 per acre.
in charge of the store. 1 Corn for shell:ng: 8,300 acres.
Blair who is teaching c:"tan':ty of ea est
,� �lack Kinney, df Detroit, spent. the bushel, total, $513,800, $f31'.19 per
weekend at Mrs Kinney's ho acre. 2 0 Cres
me
here.
Corn for fodder. 8.200 a . ,
• Mr. and MTS. Gordon Valad and 9.24 bushels per acre, 75,800 bush
Keith, Mr and Mrs. Gene Frayne, els: farm value, $4.81 per bushel,
Don apd Douglas Frayne, Mr.. and $364,300, $44.44 per acre.
Mrti. Mark. Dalton were among potatoes: 510 acres, 157.6 bushels
those from this locality Who at- per acre, 80,400 bushels; farm
'ended the Western Fair at London value. $1.35 nes bushel, tt�tal,
last week. , $10cl.200 $212.67 per acre.
Mrs. Yemen. of Wingham. visit.- Field roots: 1,930 acres, 426
e'l wi'h Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- luuehels ner sere, 822.000 bushels:
Kene'e over the week -end. farm value, 53 cents per 1)110101,
Other weekend visitors of here Mon- total,
oSoy beans:
0500 acres. 16.6 bush-
er acre.
were: Clarence Doherty,
tread: Arnold Marsman and Peter etc per acre. 8,300 bushels; farm
Van ()sch, of 1 ondan: Miss Mary value. $2.08 per bushel, total,
Sheridan. of Toronto. $17 000, $34.53 per acre.
A' a recent meeting, of the Hay and seeded pasture: 1.600
C'' W.L. it was decided to hold the acres, 1.83 tons per acre, 4.20P
Fell Festival and to spnnear a tons; farm value, X14.76 per ton
Ifaiirwe'en Dance (Masouerade). total. 93 309,200, 821.01 per acre.
Mrs• Dcnn'a Dalton visited with, All field crops: total acreaele
relatives in Sarnia las, week. 364 910. value ner acre, 936.18
a - .._ - 0. _-d__®.o total value 13.201X 500.
The Babv1nnian regions, in ani- Homos, Cattle
ient Mesenotania were supnocediy f 4:300 value,
'ale • first re•eion�s to use waiter sys-
tem?, far drinking purposes.
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DI TRiCT JC's
T MEET HERE
Port
Elgin, Southampton and Goderich
clubs will assemble here Sunday
morning. for the fall conference of
district No. 4. As a new departure,
members of the Goderich Jayeettes
have been invited �_to attend, too.
Following registration at 9 arm.,
the delegates will be welcomed by
Max Cutt, president of Goderich
Junior Chamber of Commerce, and
by William Anderson, of Goderich,
who is district president.
Leadership training is the.theme ;
of the conference. Two discussion
clinics will be chaired by William
Anderson and William McLern•on,
of Owen Sound. Howard Aitken,
first vice-president of -the Goderich
Jaycees, will preside over p special
panel on membership and assimil-
ation.
The host.dub has arranged to
put on some special entertainment
before the conference closes at
'3.15 .p.m.
day School officers and pupils, son, and to the doctor. The young
numbering between 95 and 100, lad felt twinges of pain for some
gathered with the congregation for" days at the base of his,.head, but
Jaycees from Owen Sound,
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HilL, Sept. 17. -The
anniversary services at Grace
Church will be held this Sunday,
September 23. with guest speaker,
Rev. H A. Dickinson, Goderich
Servicers will be :rebel at 11 in the
morning and 7.30 in the evening.
in the morning, a duet will be rend-
ered by a couple, from the Beach
0' Pines, Grand Bend, and in the
evening, Charles' Wilson. Hallaee-
lr+i• �i�s on arms: vh tr vil•le, will be guest soloist. The
choir is also preparing spgciad f
$S�l RoQ. Ammumaisaimmemosimmommisomi
Cattle on farm:;: number: bulb music.
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COME IN SOON!
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returned to school on Tuesday.
Rev. G. D. Watt took the United
Church service at Lucknow on Sun-
day evening while Rev. G. Meikle -
john was attending General Coun-
cil at Windsor.
Jim Reed, who attended United
Nations Junior Council at London
this summer on a four day session,
as a representative of the Lucknow
High School District, will give a
talk at -the United Church Sunday
School next Sunday morning at
10.40.
The Dungannon United annivers-
ary committee are making exten-
sive preparations for special ser-
vices on October 14th with morn-
ing and evening services. This
marks the 101st anniversary and
the committee will have a his-
torical research in that respect,
printed in booklet form tlhat will
contain pictures and facts of the
past and present. Rev. John
Walker, Windsor, a former min-
ister, will return for these services
on Sunday, October 14. Special
music is being arranged for the
occasion.
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