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the kormtoivh whu mebby menaqcm aywohdt pet shop tha idem i to mn pjle without utuahy look- hamilton red cross representative speaks at meeting sunshine club mmwm mrs john bellboddy president of wms the christmas meeting of the wms was held on tuesday afternoon december the 1st at the home of mrs wilfred bird with the president opening with a short christmas sage and the hymn gentle mary laid her child secretary mrs cecil wilson read the minutes of the november meeting and called the boll which was answered by a bible verse thought on love the secretar ies of the different departments gave their reports and all were very gratify higamishowed very successful year also went oyer our allocation a very cfiristfinu devotional was given by mrs hector bird which included scripture readings by mrs frank ruddell and some grand christmas hymns after which mrs clayton wilson pre sented the nominating commit tee s report and the officer for 1960 are president mrs john bellboddy 1st vice mrs w bird secretary mrs cecil wil son assistant mrs wilson literature secretary and tamfjv motor to arthur to visit their daughter cxf son- inlaw mr and lb rum mor rison we are so glad that our sick ones are improving mrs j m wickson is home from bur lington where she has been con valescing at the home of her daughter larry picket was in a guelph hospital last week with an adenoid operation and now is fine and mrs len coxe is getting over a bout with the chicken pox with christmas coming on we hope do one else takes anything very serious assists norval canvass for sunshine school the sunshine club of first baptist gathered m the church basement for the november meeting mrs james emraer- 6011 called the meeting to order with repeating of che club mot to there is sunshine m my soul and followed by the yord s prayer the roll call and minutes were given by mrs ken mccosth after which the business was discussed mrs c pallet took charge of the devotion with the open ing hymn o master let me aalk with thee after which mrs n leece read the scrip ture and mrs k mccosfa gave the devotional on christian service after which group lea der mrs d livingstone closed with prayer and abide with me was sung mrs livingstone introduced and later thanked the speaker of the evening mr batten a red cross representative from hamilton who told many inter esting facts about the society he told how the red cross ia a symbol of humanitarian serv ice although some countries cannot accept it because of cer tain beliefs and a re dcrescent or ed lion and sun are the sym bols in those countries the first red cross flag flown m canada was during the re bellion m 1885 when th gen eral used it as a means of iden tity for ambulances carrying the injured troops in 1809 the canadian red cross became in dependent of the british red cross society the three main endeavours j are 1 aid to the armies dur ing war 3 the assistance in improvement of health 3 the prevention of disease they are the only internal ional organizatoin accepted be hind the iron curiam that can get action they do a great deal in re uniting families from behind the iron curtain they help in international disaster relief and are represented in 85 coun tries their main canadian ser vice in blood transfusions they also help in disaster such as flood and fire and have many outpost hospitals they also provide a loan ser vice of sick needs such as hosjt pital beds wheel chairs and crutches truly an organization worthy of our support the meeting was closed with the hymn in christ there is no east or west and lunch was served by the group in charge norval wl held a meeting in the evening of december 3rd at the home of mrs ed die burke roll call was answ ered by 20 members with gifts for the children s aid after minutes of the last meeting were read a short business meeting waa held when it was decided to send clayton i christmas baskets to two fam t ilies in the village the com mrs frank wilson stewardship mlttee in ehtrge of this is mrs zsstfvgrr brownndge supply mrs frank clean ruddell assistant mrs v ard j it was decided that the w i brownndge citizenship mrs j assist in canvassing this area for funds to aid in the hector bird associate h mrs harve nurse missionary monthly sc world friends mrs bruce bngden treasurer mrs thomas giffen mission band mrs james carne assistant mrs john uenabb baby band mrs bruce mcclure pianist mrs arthur ruddell auditors mrs leslie ft if fen and mrs john m bird the last sunda ber mr and mrs fmie tindale chester building of the new school for raarded children to be built in milton a number of members gave a dempnstration of christmas decorations and ideas an ex change of gifts took place be tween members and lunch was sened by mrs burke prairie maguire mrs may and mrs concrete foundations brick block work sidewalks new homes floors garages commercial industrial residential institutional bill hamilton hamilton construction every building need 8 raid court gabfgatowri phone triangla 73480 free radios offered for senior citizens mrs clare wilson president of the georgetown womens institute presided at the re gular meeting held in knox church hall on wednesday december 2nd the meeting opened with the ode and mary stewarrfcouect roll call was answered by each member bringing a stamped christmas card for a shutin minutes of the previous meeting and correspondence was dealt with a letter was rei ceived from mrs haggerty president of the federated wo men s institutes of ontario ad vising that from the telegram toronto a radio can be had free of charge for any senior citizen or shutin those inter ested are asked to contact mrs clare wilson at tr 79058 a donation was received from mrs w c ford for use of the wheel chair a christmas card and tetter ias received from westerham women institute england a report was given by mrs se ward wilson and mrs r t paul re sending of christmas box to the westerham institute mrs norman snyder gave a re port on the quilt which had been donated by mrs v raw son and on which tickets sold realised 138 27 mrs w g bell one of the helping hand committee reported sending a box of used clothing to a farm ly in norval mrs fred armstrong gave the motto which was it s home and love and little things that make christmas great mrs clifford burt then intro duced miss jean ruddell whs had brought pictures of her overseas trip they were verv beautiful and much enjoyed by all mrs snyder gave a vote of thanks to all who took part in making the meeting most en joyable a lovely lunch was served and a social time spent by the members strong shorthorn herds at royal as usual the strong short horn herds of halton and wei linglon counties made a fine vhowing at the royal winter fair the scotsdale herd of s g bennett georgetown exhibited the senior and grand champ ion bull rothney juggler win ner in the mature class the senior yearling bull class was also a bennett win with scots- dale meteor who was a son of a former winter fair champion scotsdale jupiter the junior bull class was also won by bennett with scotsdalt hal i son of the champion jug- glw the summer yearling heifer class was won by bennett with scotsdale naomi rosebud later named reserve junior female j champion at the conclnsioa of the show mr bennett named premier breeder as well as premier exhibitor from milton the herd of r vi gardhouse supplied the champion shorthorn steer and the reserve grand champion of the show this 880 pound animal sold at 60 per pound to essex packers in the breed mg classes the gardhouse senior yearling heifer aber feldy golden shred 2nd was named reserve senior champ ion ofnhe show george l lasby guelph had a winner in the junior heifer class with laslynnturn beauty this was a sister of aj former cn grand champion other herds from this area applying strong competition were those of harry hender- shott milton w h merry and son milton and t c amos moffat the shorthorn show at the royal had exhibitors from nova scotia quebec 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market centre tr 7306o pay 220 a pound for winter fair steer george earley a 16earolfi 4rl uub member from ker wood northwest of london brought his royal agricultural winter fair earnings up to 2131 saturda the young farmer who i known to his friends around kerwood at geordie hsd won the queen guineas top 4h club prise earlier in the week and claimed 250 with his aber deen angus steer saturday morning along with other mar ktt animals the steer went on the auction block and brought 2 20 a pound from dtminion stores i td and since the steer tipped the scales at 855 pmnds this put a fair number of dol lars in geordie s pocket actually he wasn l the top man in the auction but he was in fast company fox the top steer was the grand champion beef steer of the show a grade hereford which brought only 10 cents more a pound for the mclntyre ranching co of letb- bndge alta for a total of 2093 at the end of the day geordie was ahead of the big time cattlemen in actual cash per pound of beef shown prices at the closing auction vi ere good for the most part and at no time slipped as low as current betf prices on the toronto market slthough one animal did hit a bottom of 29 cents a pound the reserve grand champion a shorthorn shown by r larry gardhouse of hilton brought 60 cents a pound from essex packers and weighed 890 pounds the champion hereford an 890pound entry of ed noad of high river alta got a bid pf 55cents from shopsv tr and the champion angus an 800- pound steer shown by john hepburn o f campbellville brought 45 cents from canada packers tne resenf guineas steer a shorthorn entered hv ken black of belgrade 835 pounds of top qualitv beef got 4 cents a pound from stirling packers ltd bidding for greenspans v the champion group of five steers ihoian by byers flour mills ltd camrose alta brought 37 cents from swift canadian ltd edmonton while their champion carload was sold to canada packers ltd heaviest purchasers of the day ii visit s toyland at goodlet s ii special 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