The Seaforth News, 1960-09-08, Page 4Hun
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Huron's Dairy Princess, .\lass Do-
ren Hewett of Ilelgrave, on Mon-
day night became winner for the
western area 111 semi -/mals of the
01110110 Dairy Princess Competition
ere t CNE, Toronto.
The finals will be held on Wed-
O''day night. The winner will re-
volve :l free trip to England and a
cuff.
Tl:' five winner's o1' the semi -
emits and
1 r-�� t r.r.'veel 1 t
t Ili a.11 1 el , 1
,land .,nue In tee.
rids. 111e 1111 11 1111110111 comped.
don has trlr eeted 1l entries from
Sri to t '111 e )till les enti areas in the
provinee.
U.st•rlbin= Duct n Itowatt's pry
lininary win hi::t Wednesday, The
Tette-rani said:
The 'pixit' 10011" may be the lat-
ttet ferniyatd faellioo after last
ni ei"''t De lid of tle' ( int orin Dalry
l'rint•ess Cennpetition,
'Winner Doreen Howatt, 19, of
R'inghaut, had the most eye-catch-
ing hat, ars well as the mist points
in the dairy- lends' contest,
"I +.uncle the hat myself," said
1-rnreell, who represents Huron
('0010 y.
"I didn't know If it would help
me win—but I guess it might
have."
1L'r stall at milking also helped.
The tall whin' pixie hat will go
with Doreen into the semi-finals
at the CNC, Sept. 5 and 9.
The-
1111111110 Dairy Princess will
be pu'ked Sept 7 from five final-
ists.
null her se ui.fin11l round Dort
Hee 1 nllr-ing aseist ult '11 \'t• ing
hang General Ilnsp IIsi --will spend
all her spare thee praMleitlg milk-
ing et her fat lee'r's I'N•lrl.
DUBLIN
item Stapleton, r,.S.B eitet ,-itis lir, ami :1111. \\-nt S1 t•;
10 ,1,01.
111`. 111,1 Airs. Geo. Afc'Camt To-
le,1e, with Mr. and Airs. 'Al. J. Nagle
le'
H1 teller relatives.
e1. J F. McC'olnell. M. Ar.
t' :t l e 0 >0 0, RI„ with Rev. Dr,
le eulkes.
Rev. A. Durand, St. Peter's Sent -
Mary. London, with Rev, R. Dim
and.
Monsignor J. 0. Feeney, Loudon,
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hill, Chi. I
e'1)a(1. with Mr. and Mrs, Martin
lelinkhanler.
Ah', and M11w, ,lint Newcombe, of
Pert credit and hr, and .ill':, F.
,,,i l t n. 11:dt, with Ml, and Airs.
Wm. hlapk'fon.
A b, ri denizen. Detroit ,fact's
terami and Aire Mary Jordan. o1'
Throe). watt \Ir, and Airs. I'at
Jordan,
AIr. ;1111 Airs. Andy Maloney, Air.
Intl Aire John Maloney and Peter
<1:utslutpf, Landon, with Edward
Kriuskapf,
Neil Stapleton has returned from
Af1ntreal where he was employed
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and
Katltyro, Detroit, with Mr. and
Mrs. I1d Stapleton.
1 ZcKILLOP
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TI SCO, SEPT® 15
at Sw Se 10 Winthrop
Parade at 1 P.M.
4eaforth high School viand iti atteidanee
Program by the children, with added attractions
Prizes for the Oldest lady aIld Oldest gentleman
BEAUTY CONTEST /BABY SHOW
OFFICIAL OPENING BY JOHN DURNIN
WARDEN OF HURON COUNTY
GOOD PRIZE LIST. EVERYBODY WELCOME
Wier. DENNIS, GORDON PAPPLI:,
sec.Treas, ['resident
Air. end Mrs. Wells, Mitten, with
131r. ;end 11rs, John Wells.
Mee. Dern Costello at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs„lames Atltins(ul
and tinnily, Brantford. with Ml'.
and Mrs Geteree Coyne,
Mins Teresa ;,heat has entered
St. Joseph's 1lospitul, London, its
a nut telietvaluing,
blies 'Veronica Shea has seeurld
(111 office position in Stratford.
The following teachers began
their respective assignments on
Tuesday:
Mrs Geo. 15. I•Iolland to St, Ole -
1111'1114 Alts, Nlhtnd liraueltopf to
Preston; Miss Matgal'et Flanagan,
Mies Mare Morrison, Miss Angela
Dueller/let to Kitchener; Miss 13ete
trice Murray and Miss Shirley
Horan to Brantford; Airs. A. \Net-
to'( to Clinton;Miss Dorothy Deb
ton to Seai'orllt, ;Heti, Ed, Rowland
to St, ('olutuban; Miss Leona
Krauslwpf to Stratford; Miss 110110
VA'hct.ham to Kill llener; Miss Mary
Shea to Ziu'Iell; Kenneth I''eeney
to (lilt, Miss Acarian McLaughlin
to Kittewner,
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BRODHAGEN
:tit: and Airs. Wm. Norman of
harmony, Mrs, Frani( Flligsnn, of
Stratford, Miss Marilyn Moore, of
)11Hnilu10. visited Mr. and Mrs,
u 11
,y ) n 'el 1 n
George and Air. and Airs Ivan Eck -111... Joseph I hl(t, n r ua 1 6
nu,ir recently, for the week.
,litand Airs Thos, (Toucher of 1411: and Mr's. Ford IHcici5011 and
Newfoundland, Ml.. t', Murdock of Glenda spent. Sunday in Teeswat-
Montrt'al, lienee Mrs. Lena 1;Ilig-
sen recently, They also visited 'lite
fonner's ,laughter, Aire. Alvin Ell-
igeen ;Hill blr, Plligsen. Mc'KiAnp,
Air. and Airs. Ed McKenzie and
nuttily of Detroit with Mr. and
Aire. Wilbur IIoegy, •
{ -Ails. Lydia t)ue1'ent;eesel' and
Mrs. Frank Swiggyr of Detroit 1114-
11 ed relatives here recently,
Rev 111)1 Alm Calvin Diegel e l and
Matthew of Cse1 hlton with his par-
ents, \Il and Airs. Win, Diegel,-
Ait led W'ese nbe rg, Mrs, Mildred
Finlay, Mr, nue Clark of Toronto We hope that you• will be able to
with :lir, and Airs, George Mogk read elsewhere in this paper that
and Mr. and Mr. Harold Mogk
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Mogk and
girls of St, Thomas visited at the
tame polite recently.
lir, and Mrs. join Mueller and
Ruth A011 of Hamilton with Mrs.
Aug, Hillebreciit. for the week enol.
Mn and Alrs. Geo. Jacob of Kit-
chener, Air, and Alrs, Alvin Rose
of Sarnia with ide. and Mrs, 0, W,
Leonhardt for the week end,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert, Smith and
family of Blenheim, Mr. and Airs.
Irvin Bennewies of Ilamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. 13111 Besserer of Kitchen-
er, with Mr. and Airs. Kenneth
Smith a
Sand Ed. .n
C li[ll on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. IIx1'old Grove of
Detroit with her mother, Mrs. Eliz-
, •lbe'th Rock Ibr theweek encl.
\letter.e at the home of AIrs,
101111 1., Itennewles over the weep
end were Mr. and Mrs, Fred Scher -
teeth, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scher -
berth and family. Mr. end Mrs.
Ernie Hiu'tji all of Detroit, Mrs,
1'I' ud Joanne of Rutlt-
a eon/ and wiener' West on the3'hurclt when Air, Geo, C, A'uis,
church grounds across froth the Stated Supply, eoeducted the ser'
ctutreth, on Tuesday e i'ning, vice lghaIi ting ort the subject/"Faith'
Mies.' Glenda Miller, dant liter of or Our Fathers, 141 Ing Still", Thel
Mr, and Mi'e, Irvin Miller, is teach- choir sang all anthem. Mr, J3tn.
Dougall, soloist, Mrs. Malcolm'
Delman presided at 1110 organ,
Ing ill Sebringe110' Scheel
Mr. and Mrs, 13;111(111.Hinz and
Gerald with Mr, ami Mrs, Kenneth
Hinz, St. Catharines.
Airs. Manuel Betie1711a11 spent a
few days in North Bay.
Wee 81101(ilee spent
laist, week with her cousin Miss Pa.
1111111 Cluerengessel', MitchellMr. Lorrain Rose of St. Gather-
Mee
atlle1
ince with Mr, had Mrs. Roos Leon-
hardt.
Mr. and Mrs, Boss Leonhardt and
Kim 'attended the Hereford Ceu-
lenuial on Labor Day at Guelph
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk
as guests.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Pfeifer or
West Monkton, Mrs. troy Pfeifer,
Clinton, 141r, and Mrs. Clifford
Marks, Brussels, Miss Dorothy
Marks and Niles Sandra McGarr of
Goderich with Mr', and Airs, Lloyd
Pfeirer and Ml's, A. Pfeifer on Sun-
day,
Miss Doreitlly Marks of Goderich
Spent emeriti days with her sister
Mr's. Lloyd Pfeifer and Mr.Pfeifer
last weep
Mr, anal Mrs, Earl Dickison and
Mrs, Joseph Diekison of Teeswater
with Mr. 1111! Mrs. Ford Dickison,
er with Mrs. Joseph Diekison.
DTPs. Chas. Ahrens returned to
Wilson, N.Y, with her sister' Airs,
Clayton Carlton and Mr. ('111.5011
for a visit.
FEDERATION DIARATION NEWSBy J. C, Hemingway
way
Perhaps most of you atretely
know that Heron County's reeve -
smelt In the. Ontario( Dory
Pritcese Boniest Hiss Doreen
Hewett' of Belgrave, won the pre-
liminary contest on August 30111,
t'1• >,ratl0 ie
vi'n, Air. and Mrs. Irvin Bennewies
o11 Woodstock.
Mrs. Chris. W. Leonhardt has
returned home from London hospi-
Mrs, T,ew' ]licks ]las been con Highways and pipelines, Perhaps
fined to Scott Afemoriatl hospital in greater than this is the hope that
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