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~. PAGE SIX THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, B( MAk~rILLE~ ONTABIO THU1t~DA.Y, DEC. 5th. 19~W . t *Zion Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMaster1 and Joan, Mrs. P. B. Glaspçll at Ivor Gerry's, Toronto. Miss Mary Geissberger at Tor-i onto. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Moffatt and Paul, Miss Iois Hamblyn, Osh- awa, Mr. Howard Abbott, Hay- don at Percy Davidson's. Mr. Henry DeMille at Burketon. Mr. -and Mrs. Ivan Cochriane, -Bettyr and Marlene,- Courtice, at Wes Caxneron 's. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiveil, Miss Pearl Leach, Solina, at Normnan Leach's. TO Your Beauty Get " set" for the Holidays with one of our new cream waves and a glittering manicure. Making you lovely is our profession. Cali for your appointment today. PHONE 453i "Estelle" BEAUTY SALONÇ CORNER OHURCH AND GEORGE STREMT 45. Christmas Gi"ts For The Home.. "SESSION" Electric Kitchen Clocks Self-starting, white, two styles to choose from. 1-year guar- antee. $6.95 (Plus« Gov't.. tax) COFFEE MAKERS $2.95 to 50.80 PIN-UP LAMPS $3.95 to $4.5 ELECTRIC TOASTERS $3.9S to $5.75 TABLE LAMPS $7.95 to $12.50 38 King St. E. Phone 573 Hiampton Football Teamn Receives New Breslin Trophy The happy group pictured are of Breslin's Ready-to-Wear, Bow- Broome, Perc. Cowling, Maurice memibers of Hampton football manville, for annual competition.- Breslin, Lloyd Ayre, John Broome team which won the champion- The occasion was on Friday even- Boyd Ayre and Lloyd Broome. ship this year in the Darlington ing at a complimentary dance in Football League. They have just Newcastle Community Hall. From Several members of the team were been presented with the new tro- left to right: Gordon Wilbur, Jim unable to attend. phy, donated by Maurice BreslinI Reynolds, Lewis Truli, Norman1 District $horthorns Win Many Awards In the great Canadian - sweep at the International Livestock Show at Chicago, where all thè major grain championships fell ta Canadians, many first prizes also fell to Canadian livestock. Ontario breeders were well up in the wins in bath sheep and beef cattle. Showing in the Shorthorn classes, John Miller, Ashburn, took first on a junior yearling bull. W. A. Dryden and Son, Brooklin was another important winner in the class for summer yearling bulîs, followed by John Gardhouse and Sons, Weston. In the'sheep classes, many of which were judged by T. C. Glaspell, Taunton, Durham Ca- unty, championships fell ta sev- eral Ontario exhibitors, including the Reserve Grand Championship won by W. J. Brodie, Stouffville. Classed- as the greatest show of its kind in the world, it is with gratification that sa many from this immediate district have plac- ed sa highly at the Chicago In- ternational. Canada has also won top honors in wheat in 20 out of 22 years at the fair. Newcastle Principal Frank McMul1ýen was in Toronto Saturday attending the annual meeting of the O.M.H. A. as the delegate from Newcastle. The delegates were entertained at a banquet at the King Edward and afterwards were guests at the Toronto Maple Leaf - Chicago Black Hawks hockey game. Miss Olive Thorn is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. B. Simpson. Miss Reynolds, Kingston, is vis- iting her niece, Mrs. Horace Ward. Mr. Harry Wynn, New York City was American Thanksgiving Day visitor with Mrs. Robert Gib- son. Mn. and Mrs. George Farnconio are spending same tîme at their cottage at the lake prior ta n'av- ing ta Oshawa where they will reside. Mr. Farncomb has sold "The Hampton Milîs." Mrs. Stella Anderson retuined home from Oshawa General Hos- pital last Friday after undergaing treatment there. Miss Patricia Pearce, R.N., 0.;1. awa, and Mr. Orvil Stinsan, of Blackstock, with Mrs. H. R. Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeLine, Miss Pauline DeLine and Cana- line Freidiander spent Sunday ;n Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetler, Osh- awa, with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fintoif and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Powell. The C.G.I.T. graup, met Tue,;- day, Nov. 26th. A short business periad was conducted by the pre- sident, Marjorie Toms. The ev- ening taok the form of a social, during which the girls knit and played games. Refreshments were served before the meeting was adjourned with the singing of taps. It was decided ta hold the annual C.G.I.T. Vesper Service, Sunday evening, Dec. 1Sth. Miss Mary Toms with friends in Toronto.. Ex-Warden Cecil Carveth is a busy man these days and is bring- ing a lot of enjoyment and plc.a- sure by his shawing of his excel- lent moving picture films. He was on the program at the Welcorile Home for the returned boys at Baltimore last week. He has alsa recently shown the pictures at Kirby, Hampton, Tyrone, New- tonville, Newcastle Y.P.U. and at the Masonic Lodge, Newcastle. The Y.P.U. met Monday, Nov. 25th with the Christian Culture Convener, Mrs. Morley Sallows in charge of -the pragram. The wo.c- ship period was taken by Evelyn Allin. The featulre of the pragramr was 16 pictures in ail, water color, black and white pen and ink sketches and embroidery pictures which were borrowed from pri - va.te -homes in town and a11 dne Blackstock On Thursday evening Nov. 28 a most enjoyable evening was spent at the Community Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford (nee Bessie Edgerton). The hall was filled to capacity and many beautiful gifts were given ta the happy young couple. We were first entertained by Rev. John McKibbin and Mrs. McKibbin with skits entitled "Old-Fashioned Proposal" and "Modern Proposal" which were both humorous and well given. Then followed a program in the form of a radio program with quiz questions. Rev. McKibbin, Chas. Venning and Gilbert Mar- low conducted this part. A lovely solo was givern by Mrs. Lorne Thompson and also Mrs. McKibbin. Little Lloyd Wil- son only four years old. capti- vated the audience singing two popular sangs. After the formal presentation of the gifts Harold and Bessie thanked everyone very graciously. A bountiful lunch was served, then Ruth Wilson, Herman Wilson and Clark Williams played for danc- ing. Everyone joins in wishing much happiness to the bride and groom. The slides presented in the Hall on Wed. evening Nev. 27 by the Health Unit were very much enjoyed. This is a once a month feature and everyone is asked ta attend if possible. St. John's congregation met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton on Fni. evening for their program of slides by Rev. McKibbin. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Say- well had their infant daughter, Susan Margaret baptized at the, United Church by Rev. R. B. Harrison Sunday evening. Miss Gwenyth Marlow, Tor- onto was home last week. Miss Winnie Swain, Toronto with her parents Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Swain. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dawson and Sandra, Windsor returned home after visiting at Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey's. Church Service at St. John's Anglican Church is now being held Sunday afternoon. Congratulations are extended ta Harold Farder for his success in being high man in the Junior Durham County competian at Orona and Hampton. Allan Werry second place and Glenn Farmer third. In the Senior campetition Boyd and Lloyd Ayre, who recently judged at the Royal Winter Pair on the Dominion judging team took first and second place. Howard Farder, Blackstock, third place. Turned up around the edges and laced with a draw string, they say the first of the decontrolled steaks makes a sturdy moccasin. -Detroit News. GALOSHES - Repaired Just Like New =With this cold snap as a warn- lIng make sure your galoshes= =are ready for the iWet wlnter= =weather ahead. Bring them in= =to us today and have them com= Epletely renovated and water-= =proofed. Skates Sharpenedà Sta rkvil] e Miss Dorothy Farrow, Toronto, spent the weekend at home. Mr. A. McKay and Mrs. R. Boughen had Sunday dinner with friends in Cobourg. Mr. D. Shutka, Oshawa, at M. Shutka's, recently. Mrs. C. Reid and Miss Hazel, Toronto, spent the weekend at W. Wood's. Misses H. Dechert, E. Farrow, L. Farrow spent 'the weekend in Toronto. Mrs. Lorne Paeden visited Mrs. Hoskin, Kendal. Mr. A. Minto visited his daugh- ter, Mrs. Ormiston, Maple Grove. Mrs. Forrester, Westport with her sister, Mrs. Dobson. Mrs. A. Dobson and Mrs. For- rester accompanied Mrs. E. Ruth- yen, Zion, to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fox have taken up residence in Mrs. Turner's house, Crooked Creek. Mrs. Shutka in Oshawa, recent- ly. 1 Mrs. Hugh Stapleton and sons, Newtonville, at W. A. Hallowell's. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Todd at Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton's, New- tonville Mrs. Morley Robinson visited in Toronto recently. Mrs. Jas. Stainton visited her niece, Mrs. Bruce Buck, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. K. Sidler, Thorn- ton's Corners at Hans Geissberg- er 's. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stainton and Eileen, Mr. Jack Stainton at Ross Lee's, Kedron. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Killen et- tended the wedding of Miss Mary Russell and Mr. Jack Lee in Toronto on Saturday. Several of the farmers attended the banquet given the Kiwanis at Columbus on Friday night by te Oshawa District Sodbusters. Mr. Jim Stainton, Misses Helen Davidson and Jean Cameron in Toronto on Tuesday to see the movie, Henrly V. Magie 16 o Baking Powder tin 5 Monarch 7l 9 4l Pastry Flour bai bag 84Ç Saxonla or Alymer 80 Cnt Mixed Peel vkg 16 Alymer Maraschino 6 oz q7 Cherries btl 27Ç Alymer B.C. Pack 20o16 Greengage Plums tin 16 Graves Cholce Maritime Pack Green Peas ungraded Uno Junior Faumneus Judging Attracts Many contestants The Junior Farmers Annual Livestock Judging Competition was held at Orono and Hampton, Nov. .23. More than 30 Senior and Junior contestCnts took part in the event which included reg- istration at Orono Town Hall af- ter which practical judging took place on various district farms during the forenoon. After lunch the boys adjourned to Hampton where oral reasons were given and coaches, including Agricul- tural Representative E. A. Sum- mers, summarized the results and the prizes were awarded. The report below gives the names of contestants together with their standings. High Juniors 1. Harold Forder, Blackstack 2. Allan Werry, Enniskillen 3.Glenn Larmer, Nestleton R.R. 2 High Senior 1. Boyd Ayre, Hampton R.R. 1, $5 Coaches 1. Lloyd Ayre, Hampton R.R. 1, $7 Tedm: Orvîlle Hindman, 739; Stanley Milîson 731; Hans Geîss- berger, 701. Total 2171. Individual Winner> Juniors-(Horses) 1. Roy Werry $2.00 2. Orville Hindman $1.50 3. James Harris $1.0 4. Keith Stapleton .50 Seniors-( Horses) 1. Howard Forder Juniors-(Dairy Cattle) 1. Lloyd Martin $2.0 2. Hans Geissberger $1.50 3. Donald Prescott $1.00 4. Ivan Crawford .50 5. Stewart Wood .50 Seniors-(Dairy Cattle) 1. Murray Lord Juniors-(Beef Cattle) 1. Merrill VanCamp $2.00 2. Stanley Milîson$ 1.50 3. Richard VanCamp $V.00 4. Ray Cornish .50 5. Alec Martin .50 Seniors-(Beef Cattle) 1. Allan White Juniors-( Swine) 1. Allan Werry $2.00 2. Earle BRrown $1.50 3. Arnold Taylor $1.00 4. Walter Tink .50 Seniors-( Swine) 1. Llyd Kellogg 2. Ralph Larmer Juniors- (Sheep) 1. Harold Forder $2.00 2. Glenn Larmer $ 1.50 3. Kenneth Larmer $1.00 4. Keith McGill .50 5. Reid Wood .50 Seniors-( Sheep) 1. Jack Green Maple Grove Miss Mildred Snowden with Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Coates, Brant- ford. Mr. Mike Murphy, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cry- derman, also visited Mr. A. Laird Sr. Dick Trimble and Bob Snow- den were in Cobourg on Monday I BOWMANVILLE LIONS CLUBI Radio Artists' Concert SeriesI Timird Ccnceirt Wednesday, December lSth TRINITY UNITED CHURCH (8:15 p.mu) featuring the "Golden Moments Tri*o" Sigmund Steinburg, Violin Gwladys Burslem, Piano Roland Todd, Organ Assisted by: MARGARET KERR, Mezzo Soprano WISHART CAMYPBELL, Baritone in a programme of ÂLL CHRISTMAS MUSIC Ne Seat. Reserved Tickets $1.00 Tickets available from any member of the Lions Club TIrI AIE % C pFllT &j>G;TAigi GPOCR FUTRE Several Brands Tomato Juice Royal City B.C. 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