Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 31, 1958, p. 9

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pakmniwt secure outstanding speakers farm groups annual meetings ay ttatnlm piety f new years ee i a small sample of the happiness you win i ttiroujhoutttie new year delrex developments ltd garnet building products ltd alrex contracting ltd and associated companies s wwr1brt to our many friends we extend for auld lang syne our best wishes for a happy and prosperous new year our resolution and one we ii never break is to serve you better during 1959 may happiness be yours carusos fruit market j b w we have now reached the time of year when many arm organisa tions have either just held or axe planning to hold their annual meeting two of the breed or ganisations in helton which have recently made plans for their re spective annual meetings are those of the jersey and holstein breed ers the jersey annual which takes the form of a banquet is sched uled for the stewarttown hall on tuesday january 13th here the highlight is to be en illustrated addres by john f clark of the horticultural societies branch of the ontario horticultural societies branch of the dept of agricul tore toronto mr glark will pre sent a travelogue on points of in tercst in europe and the far east other halton folk who have heard mr clark on previous occasions will agree that the jersey breeders and their ladies are in for a treat other highlights at this meeting will be addresses by the president of the canadian jersey cattle club in the person of hiltons own maurice c beaty and hume gns- dale also of the canadian jersey cattle club top ottawa official ralph k bennett head of the merchandising section of the mar koting service of the livestock livestock products division of the canada dcpt of agriculture otta wa ts to be the chief speaker al the annual meeting of the halton holstein breeders club at trafal gar on thursday january 15th mr bennett too is a much sought after speaker for important farm gatherings in all parts of canada president royle and his fellow of ficers are to be congratu aled on being able to secure this outstand ing authority on markets for can adian farm products market re quirements etc for a meeting in this county some of our short horn breeders who know ralph bennett have alrcad intimated that thc too arc going to try to crash the gate in order to hiar ralph bennett as a matter of fact such action will not be neccs iary since the black and hilc fraternit always extends a wcl come to at irrespective of breed this meeting is being called for 1030 am with a dinner at noon such as few organizations are pri vileged to cnjo reettct malvln mccollooflh great is gkn leonard bessie 17 ear old guernse cow in the herd of gtorge h king st son of traf a gar this great co now in htr 18th jear will have produced b the end of januar over 8000 lbs of butter fat in her lifetime which makes her the champion gucrn ey cow for butter fat in canada this was the inspiring message brought to the recent annual mee ting of the halton and peel guern sey club bj bruce hodgins secrc tar of the canadian guernsey as sociation bessie has been awar ded a diamond medal with five stars and her achievement is to be ce ebrated bj a special banquet at trafalgar on thursday january 29th when tfe golden guernsey breeders and also the many friends of the king family will be out to do them honour ean shultz sec retary of the- ontario guernsey club who was also in attendance reported the sale price of guern aeys up 7800 from that of 1957 it was also announced that guern sey registrations were ip 14 per cent and transfers up 18 per cent for the first ten months of 1958 the halton and peel dub voted 200 towards the golden guernsey milk promotional campaign the election of officers for 1959 resul ted as follows president melvin mccullough vice president john y mcnabb secretary treasurer don joyce directors j l chisbolm lloyd campbell c w swackhamer fraser mcnabb wm g booth gordon king emerson feather- stone john featherstone mark al ton alton gunby and bruce mas- 31 main street north limehouse youngs pharmacy 4 main street north j tuck shop j7mafast n t 73301 variety program at church school concert a good crowd attended christ mas services at limehouse pres bjtenan church where rev a calder is the minister a junior choir directed by mrs roughley and sam gisby provided music with betty ann and mary lou brown singing a duet away in a manger before the service mrs roughley played trinity chimes the annual sunday school xmas concert of limehouse presbyter tan church was held in the me morial hall on monday evening rev a calder was chairman for a few recitations christmas sto nes depicted in motion or dia logue by different classes piano solo star of the east by fred gtsbj vocal duet by betty ann and mary lou brown and a flute solo by peter gljnn santa clans was a caller and lunch was sened afterwards we are pleased to report that mr joseph scott is able to be res ting at home following a few weeks in guelph general hospital congratulations to mr and mrs w t mills who quictlj eclcbra ted their golden wedding anniver sary in toronto on december 23 those aa for christmas in elude the gisbj s with the angus mc donalds in georgetown the newton ruddells with her parents mr and mrs harris of cheltenham mr and mrs h norton and mrs lane with the bob lanes in georgetown the a w bentons with the w grccnlccs at campbellville mr and mrs mills in toronto with their son and wife and fan ill the linhams with the frank longstreets at orton the ken schoficlds with relatives in georgetown mr and mrs tom hamilton and debbie with the gibsons rock wood mr and mrs glynn and peter with relatives at st catharines mrs gi nn sr returning with them for the holidays the noble families with fred fryjirsjngeorgetown flowers on the communion tabic at limehouse presbyterian church on december 28th were in memory of the late edward san ford christmas visitors included mrs george goldthorpe of mof fat with the cyril clarkes mr ami mrs alex hume of georgetown mrs a bird and mr and mrs stanley dyson of toronto ith the cam sinclairs officer cadet l kuzyck of st catharines home from rmc king ston with officer cadet peter scholz a few days and mr wieter and miss hildegard maiwald of toronto with mr and mrs g scholz mr and mrs sanford of stew arttown miss pearl scott mrs h scott and patsy of georgetown with the mitchells mr and mrs calvinmacdonald and little son of elmwood with the kirkpatricks also the john fosters or georgetown and the ralph turners mr and mrs grimshaw and fa mily of georgetown with the fairmans mr and mrs stan corbett and family of erin with the culpa mr and mrs angus mcdonald and family were with the gisbys on sunday social personal mr and mrr b r robinson 31 james st were holiday guests with his slater miss norma robin- son of fergus mr and mrs t e glover sus an and gary 56 mclntyre cresc spent the christmas holiday in al derwood with her mother mrs j h langan mr and mrs jack ferguson 96 mclntyre cresc had friends from sudbury with them for christmas week mr and mrs robert mos- crop mr and mrs ed farrow and daughter beverley 17 norton cresc spent christmas day in toronto with his father mr ed ward farrow sr mr and mrs weldon kilburn and son trevor 66 mclntyre cres cent were christmas guests in cooksville with mr and mrs w b fleuty mr and mrs william duekitt 59 byron st had mrs duckius sister mrs colin masson and mr masson of toronto as visitors for christmas day mr and mrs alfred atkins 92 prince charles dr were in brant ford to spend christmas with her son david daniels mrs daniels and family i mr and mrs ernie pearce me and edward 32 albert street spent christmas day in brampton with her parents mr and mrs c r fendley mr and mrs ken derose 1 margaret st had her sister mrs emily mcfarlane and daughters marlene and lynda of toronto as holiday visitors mr and mrs maurice mander son 20 tyers ave had as christ mas guests her sister mrs m van dusen and her children ajan merle and glen of toronto mr and mrs milton harker 16 arietta street had her daughters as christmas guests miss gwen foster of toronto mr and mrs l roux robert linda brian and rita of wilcox lake mr and- mrs thomas niven 2 john st e had as guests during the hoi ida j s mr and mrs gordon smale port credit and his mother and brother mrs m niven and illiam niven of toronto mr and mrs kelvin c brown 15 gibbons place had relatives from toronto aajioiday guests in eluding her mother mrs carrie allen her uncle john mcknight and roberta and dorothy mcmas- ter mr and mrs roger fisher and bradford brenda daud and kcv in 14 shelleyst went to listow el to spend christmas with his pa rents mr and mrs maitland fish er and to hanover to visit with her parents mr and mrs addison gutzkc mr and mrs steamer emmer son and miss jane wardlaw were here from smiths falls to spend christmas with mrs emmerson s mother mrs thomas hewson 28 maple ave w jane remained for the rest of the holidays to visit with her mother mrs ivan el hott and mr elliott 13 temple rd mrs thomas hewson sr of bel fountain was also a holiday guest with mrs hewson y wfc dec ims thb omnuwtown htmlfr jfor your vahmd patronage ipany tbankt and may you twqrpqtriu of lor the holidays garnet building products ltd monuments cemetery lettering yeadons memorials 22 kingistrerr east 0 tr 79573 a

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