HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-01-31, Page 5Cards of Thanks
Mr. James W. Manning and
family wish to sincerely thank
all their friends, neighbours and
relatives for their expressions of
sympathy and their many acts
of kindness shown at the time
of the sad bereavement of a dear
wife and mother. 5-p
The family of the late Byam
Rowcliffe wish, to thank their
friends and neighbours for the
kindness and sympathy extend-
ed to them during their recent
sad bereavement, and for the
many beautiful floral tributes.
Special thanks to Dr. Alex Add-
ison and the Reverend D. A.
MacMillian. 5-p
Mr. and Mrs. John Farquhar
wish to thank their friends for
cards and lovely gifts received
on the occasion of their fiftieth
anniversary, Special thanks to
Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Winter for
their hospitality. 5-b
I would like to take this opp-
ortunity to thank my many fri-
ends and neighbours for flowers,
cards and telephone inquiries
during my recent illness. Your
kindness was greatly appreciated
Special thanks to Dr. Addison
and Dr. Newland, and all the
staff of Clinton Public Hospital
for their -kind attention. MRS.
NORMAN FITZSIMONS, 5-b
3'. W. Stackhouse wishes to
thank all friends and neighbours
for cards, gifts, and all other
kindnesses shown during his
recent illness. 5-b
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM, STOCK & MACHINERY
At lot 10, con. 12, Hullett Twp., 11/ 'miles north of Londesboro,
3% miles east, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 20th, at 1 p.m. sharp.
HORSES: Grey gelding, 10 yrs.
old, roan mare, 10 yrs. old.
CATTLE: 6 Holstein cows; 'due
time of sale to April 1; Holstein
heifer, pasture bred; Durham-
heifer, pasture bred; Polled An-
gus heifer, pasture bred; Polled
Angus cow, bred Aug. 13; Guern-
sey cow, 8 yrs. old, pasture bred;
6 Durham cows, pasture bred;
Reg. Durham bull, 3 yrs. old; 6
calves, 1 yr. old (Holstein a n d
Durham); 2 Polled Angus calves;
8 Durham calves. These' calves
could be finished as babies. Dur-
ham heifer, 700 lbs. (fat).
PIGS: Tam sow; 2 Berk and
York sows carrying third litter;
7 Tam chunks; 10 weaned pigs.
HENS: 275 New Hampshire and
Leghorn hens.
MACHINERY: Geo, White No.
6 thresher (new 1951)) 24x42;
Hart Parr 3 plow tractor on rub-
ber, recently overhauled and in
excellent shape; Massey Harris 3-
bottom plow (new); 10' cultivat-
or, nearly new; McCormick Deer-
ing 7' binder; McCormick Deer-
ing mower; Massey Harris side
rake; Frost & Wood dump rake;
Massey Harris hay loader; Oliver
2 row corn scuffler; Massey Har-
ris 11 disc fertilizer drill; Massey
Harris manure spreader; 3 sec.
harrows; 10" grain grinder and
speed jack; Woods milking ma-
chine, 2 unit; walking plow; 130'
drive belt (new; rubber tired
wagon and sliding rack; Set
sloop sleighs; 2000 lb. scale; col-
ony house 10x12; 3 rain shelters;
new Buckeye oil brooder; 2 coal
brooders; electric McCormick
Deering cream separator; set
Stewart clippers (new); set
breeching harness; single harness;
forks, shovels, hoes, chains and
numerous small items. Quantity
mixed grain, about 10 tons, about
25 tons cut hay. ee Terms Cash.
PROPERTY: 100 acres, Ni
lots 9 and 10, Con. 12, Twp of
Hullett; brick house, bank barn
45x90 with cement addition 18x40;
hydro, furnace; house insulated.
All workable land; spring creek.
S1/2 Lot 11, Con. 12, Twp of Hul-
lett, 50 acres, all freshly seeded.
About 30 acres workable land,
some small bush, spring creek.
Properties will be offered at sale
subject to reserve bid, if not sold
previously.
WILLIAM KNOX, Proprietor
Harold ' Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
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Built and Repaired
GUY IVES and SONS
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THUR., FRI., SAT. (Feb. 7-9)
"BOYS' RANCH"
A heartwarming story that proves
that faith and love are needed to
solve the delinquency problem. A
story for CHILDREN and their
PARENTS — Jackie "Butch"
Jenkins, James Craig, Skinny
Homeier and Dorothy Patrick.
Coming (Feb. 11-13): "BORN
YESTERDAY" — Judy Halliday
and Broderick Crawford
THUR., FRI., SAT.
"Francis Goes to the
Races"
For the laugh of your life see
and hear Francis, the talking
mule, as he becomes the confid-
ante of thorobred racehorses.
Featuring: Piper Laurie, Donald
K O'Connor and Cecil ellawae
Coming: Van Johnson and June
Allyson in "TOO YOUNG
TO KISS"
MON., TUES., WED. (Feb. 4-0)
Kathryn Grayson, Van Johnson
and Paula Raymond
A doctor, summoned to the opera
house to treat a patient, discpv-
ers his childhood sweetheart, and
Changes his matrimonial plans.
`Grounds for Marriage'
The First Column
BIRD WATCHERS ARE ACTIVE
again in the community . . Miss
Margaret Davies reports seeing a
cardinal in their evergreen tree
last Friday morning . . , She did
think at first that it was a tana-
ger, but bird-book in hand, she
checked on the long slim tail,
absence of top-knot, its bright
red colouring, and the grey
markings . . . She's sure it was
a cardinal . . .
Auction Sale
of CATTLE and MACHINERY
At Lot 9, Con, 1, Twp of Tuck-
ersmith, IA mile east of Seaforth,
No. 8 Highway, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 1.3, at 1 p.m. sharp.
CATTLE: 5 Jersey cows, six
yrs. old; 9 Jersey cows, 3 yrs. old
—some fresh, balance due in Feb,
and Mar. These cows from choice
Registered stock. 14 stockers,
Durham and Hereford, good con-
dition, 650-700 lbs. 7 heifers,
3 steers 400-450 lbs.; 2 Jersey
heifers; 5 young calves.
PIGS: 92 chunks, about '75 lbs.
MACHINERY: McCormick Deer-
ing milker, pipe line, 2 double
units, nearly new; Woodi electric
grain grinder, practically new;
Cockshutt drop head hay loader,
new; McCormick Deering side
rake; rubber tired wagon, hay
rack and ensilage box; Massey
Harris 7' binder; 10 ton mixed
hay.
Renfrew 600 lb, power separat-
or, used 2 months; 1951 Willys
Seep half ton pickup, 6,000 miles.
Frigidaire electric stove, 4-burn-
er, large size. TERMS CASH.
GORDON HORNER, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E, P. Chesney, Clerk
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— FLORIST —
Phone 66W
CLINTON PLUMBING and HEATING
BATHROOM FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES
Oil Burners Pressure Systems
1 Modern 3-piece Bath now in stock, $170
E. J. Reynolds Huron St. Ph 577R
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DISCOVERS—EVERYONE would be SAVED TODAY.
"It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the
judgment."—Heb. 9;27.
."For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord, shall
be saved."—Romans 10 ;13
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TEN HOLSTEIN COWS, carry-
ing their seem(' calves; t9 fresh-
en in February. C. Faber, 'Rat
3, Exeter. Phone Hensel' 6804f
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IHURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1952
Classified Rates
CASH RATE iee (If .peld by
'Wednesday following date o in-
ertion),---TWp cents et word first
insertion (Minimum, 50 cente);
•„splesequent ineertierie cents
word (minimum 05 cents); 15
-cents extra for box number or
'for direction. to NEWS-BECORI?
Office.
IF CHARGED-10 cents extra
DEADLINE—ea noon, Wednes-
day.
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMED CABIN AND
veranda, insulated, partially fare
.nished, with water and hydro.
Phone fl001-2, Clinton. 5-p
'TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
elewrestairs. Sink, cupboard. Cent-
:rally located. Phone 733. 5-b
MISCELLANEOUS
ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
-WANTED TO RENT, FIVE or six
:roomed house or apartment in
'Clinton. Phone Clinton 547W.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
GASOLINE WASHING Machine;
'one african gander; 70 six-montlib
ald pullets.- Goderich 932r15.
3-4-5-p
NV
BABY SITTING
MELTABLE BABY SITTER avail-
-able, Mrs. Lucy Bezzo, Matilda
St„ phone Clinton 499R. 5-p
BABY CHICKS
V'OR BRAY DAY-OLD CHICKS,
'order in advance, They have
leeway cockerels for pretty prompt
'ehipment, also started pullets.
'Get price list and order through
agent — Mrs. Alex Paterson,
larucefield. • 5-b
/APPLES FOR SALE
SPRAYED APPLES. SPIES,
"Talman Sweets, Greenings, Rus-
sets, etc. Free delivery in Clin-
Ion. Phone Clinton 613r24. Fred
-..McClymont, Varna. -
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SUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
&RE YOU THINKING of build-
•Ing a home. A number of fine
Asts, for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
Seal Estate, phones: business
448, residence 5993. 7-flitfb
LBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
!WISH AND CHIP BUSINESS for
ale. Good yearly turnover,
rBuildings, two lots, •equipment,
and gas pumps included in sale.
Wonderful spot for a dine and
faience. Le G. Winter, Real Estate, ,Business 'Broker,
':THRIVING BAKERY, Building,
business, trucks, will sell separ-
'ate or would be interested in
'farm trade. Other business trade
aisted with ice—restaurants, gas
-station, tourist camps. Leonard
'G. 'Winter. 38-b-tfb
(COLONY HOUSE WANTED
WHY PAY RENT? Immediate
possessibn, three-bedroom house,
full basement. hardwood 'floors,
three-piece bath, heavy wiring,
low taxes. $1500 down, Asking
$5500. 137 James Street. Write
F/S K. E. Saddlemyre, .,RCAF
Station, North Bay. 2tfb
SMALL HOLDING for the fam-
ily that wants to retire; four bed-
rooms, double living room, dining
room. kitchen, heavy wiring, full
basement, goocrfurnate, pressure
system, double garage; one aere
of land, more optional; two miles
from Clinton on good road. L.
G. Winter, Real Estate and Busi-
ness Broker, Clinton, business
phone 448; residence 599-3.
40-tfb
EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE, in
Egmondville, newly decorated in-
terior. Three room apartment
upstairs. Five rooms downstairs.
Large - bedrooms, no fixtures.
Woodshed, garage, stable and six
large lots adjoining. Also house
and ten acres on Highway 21,
one mile"iouth of Hayfield. Water
pressure and full plumbing. In
really good repair. Call 56r12
Bayfield. 5-6-p
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call 0, W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock-Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning end reeairing; ell work
guaranteed. E, C. Nickle, phone
Clinton 3393. 20-21-plfb
KELVINATOR, SEVEN CI.T. VT.,
'in good condition. Just changed
over to 60 cycle. North side of
'town of Mitchell, 'Led '15, Con.
.6 2, Logan' TOwnship. 5-IS
ONE TWENTY SECTION HOT
'water radiator; one Moffat annex;
.one Quebec heater, also one reg-
ittered Berkshire hog, 'one year
fold, James 'Lelehreare R, 11, 2, Clinton. Phone 90415. 5-b
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
'WOMAN 'TO HELP CARE FOR
an invalid. Town home, $25 e
Week. Phone '3431I,
5-0
HELP WANTED
'NEWSPAPER —SIMSCRIPTION
-Solicitor 'on 'liberal 'commission.
bads, A good Opportunity to
Make some money. "Hole "K'
NoWS4teceett '5-xtfl3
CLINTON NEVIrSellECORD
BIRTHS
1114cNALL—In Clinton Public Ms.,
Pttal, on Saturday, January go,
1952, to Mr. and, Mrs. Donald
McNeil (nee Marjorie Watt),
R.R, 1, Blyth, a son.
STIRLING — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, jaMary
27, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs, W.
H, Stirling, Bayfield, a son.
MARRIAGES
BRADLEY-CUNNINGHAM — In
Knox Church, Auburn, on Sat-
urday, January ge, 1952, by
Rev, C, C. Washington, Ariel
June, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vera Cunningham, Colborne
Township, to Lloyd. Bradley,
youngest on of Mr. and Mrs.
T. H, Bradley, Goderich,
LLOYD-PREISS—In the home of
the bride's mother, I3elmore,
by Rev. Mr. Martin, Doris
Eileen, daughter of Mrs. Preiss
and the late Paul Preiss, to
Thomas Alexander, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Lloyd, Har-
riston.
LLOYD-THOMPSON — In St.
Paul's Church of England, Clin-
ton, on Saturday, January 26,
1952, by Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel,
Alice Louise, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. F. •G. Thompson, to
Charles Donald Lloyd, Toronto,
son of Mr. and Mrs. 0, W,
Lloyd, Wingham.
DEATHS
COX—In Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, on Wednesday, January
30, 1952, J. Howard Cox, be-
loved husband of Christiana
Watson Reid, in his 69th year.
Funeral service from Beattie
Funeral Home, Clinton, to Mait-
land Cemetery, Goderich, Fri-
day, February 4, at 2.30/ p.m.
McEWEN—In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, January 27,
1952, Walter John McEwen, be-
loved husband of Dallas Brink-
low McEwen, in his 24th year.
Funeral service from Brucefield
United Church, 'to Baird's Cem-
etery, Stanley Township, Tues-
day, January 29.
POLLOCK—In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, January 20.
1952, George Clifford Pollock,
beloved husband of Edith Peeb-
les Pollock, in his 62nd year.
Funeral service from A. Millard
George Funeral Home, London,
to WoodIgnci Cemetery, Lon-
don, Tuesday, January 22,
BOWCLIFFE—At the home of his
daughter, Mrs Orville Oke,
Seaforth, on Friday, January
25, 1952, Byam Rowcliffe, be-
loved husband of the late Perla
Batten Rowcliffe, in his 72nd
year. Funeral service from the
Box Funeral Home, Seaforth,
to Maitlandbank Cemetery,
Monday, January 28.
SALTER—In Clinton, on Mon-
day, January 28, 1952, William
George Salter, in his 89th year.
Funeral service from Currie's
funeral home, Wingham, to
Wingham Cemetery, Wednes-
day, January 30.
Recites Burns' Poetry
On 92nd Birthday
One of Stanley Township's
grand old ladies, Mrs. Thomas
Baird, celebrated her 92nd birth-
day yesterday.
A family dinner was held at
the home of her son, Thomas
Baird, Jr., when Mrs. Baird re-
cited a selection of Robbie Burns'
poetry to mark the occasion.
NOTICE
Beginning January
1952 my office will
close Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday
evenings.
W. A. Oakes M.D.
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PRICE
SALE
Men's and Boys'
OVERCOATS
Special group of 15 coats
All Shades — All Sizes
Regularly priced to 49.
Now at 1/2 PRICE
Men's & Boys' Jackets
— 14' only
Assorted Body Styles
Regularly up to 22.50
Now at 1/2 PRICE
SWEATER Clearance
Men's and Boys'
Special Group
Y2 PRICE
..---.4.6-411,4b 410. •
PICKETT CAMPBELL
Arrow Shirts Stetson Hats
Colaieoaite the theatre)
PHONE 25 --- CLINTON
NINE PIGS, eight weeks old.
Murray 'Rohner, R.R, 1, Zurich.
Phone 696r2, Hensall. 5-6-b „ -
ONE CHOICE GUERNSEX Heif-
er to freshen last week in Feb-
ruary, Phone 633r3, Clinton.
5-b
PUREBRED HEREFORD BULL
for sale, Serviceable age. Apply E. Ellis, phone 802r4. 5-p
MUSIC LESSONS
MRS. FRANK SPEAIGHT, teach-
er of piano and theory, Pupils
prepared for examinations. Phone
Clinton 405, 4-tfb
CRESS 'CORN SALVE for sure
relief. Druggists sell Cress Bun-
ion Salve — wear stylish shoes
soon. 5 & 11-b
OUTSTANDING VALUES in
Avon Products. Skin freshener,
perfumed deodorant, creme sham-
poo, cleansing creams, and hand
cream, Contact Winifred O'Neil.
&COLONY HOUSE, good condition,
about 12' by 16'. Apply James
'Turner, R.R. 2, Clinton. 5-b
Employment Wanted—Female
"YOUNG GIRL WISHES WORK
in office, restaurant, or store.
Apply Box "T", Clinton News-
',Record. 5-p
ACCURATE TYPING of records,
:form letters, manuscripts, etc.,
done carbon copy free. Apply in
'writing to Box "D", Clinton
News-Record. 5-x
FARMS FOR SALE
FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
Confidential information. Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real Estate,
,phones: business 448, residence
599.J. 5-btfb
*GRASS FARM, 100 ACRES, lot
15, concession 5, Hullett. Thomas
Carbert, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone
Clinton 801r21, or James Phelan,
!H.R. 2, Blyth, phone Blyth 31r9.
13-15-ptbf
1'73 ACRES, 60 ACRES ARABLE,
20 acres bush, balance permanent
epaature. Two miles north of
Nohnesvflie on No. 8 Highway.
Apply William Glen, R. R. 2,
"Clinton. Phone 901r16,
4-5-6-7-p
FARMS WANTED
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY,
ea good pasture farm, well wat-
'ered and fenced. Write -particul-
lairs Including price and amount
-of 1951 taxes to Box "5", Clinton
News-Record. 4-5-b
FURNITURE REFINISHING
FOR PIANO, FURNITURE, AND
wade) cabinet refinishing and re-
veering, see W. G. Pickett, Box
.351, Clinton. 4-5-6-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
CLASSIC VACUUM • CLEANER,
,nearly •new. Price $40. Phone
Clinton 57911.
FREE THERMOMETER — Plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows. Phone
collect, Seaforth 655r2. William
Stone Sons, Limited. 43tief
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. genet, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 036r32, Gode-
rich.. - 2btfb
FOR SALE: NEW IDEA Side
Rakes, Tractor Mowers, Spread-
ers, New and used tractors and
equipment, Forage Harvesters,
Weed„Sprayers, Manure Loaders,
Hammermills, Pumps and Stable
Equipment, Booms, Wagon Un-
loaders, Gibson Refrigerators,
Stoves, etc. See us last, it pays.
New Idea Distributors, Goderich,
phone Carlow 2821. 3-4-5-p
ARTIFICIAL SERVICE at reduc-
ed rates from the licensed Grow-
ing Co-operative Association
from Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire,
Guernsey, Hereford, Beef and
Dual Purpose Shorthorns. Bulls
of top quality. Life membership
$25. Members $5 per cow. Non-
members $6 per cow. Waterloo
Cattle Breeding Association, R.R.
1, Waterloo. For service contact
Charles Brandon, Clinton. Phone
633r5 before 10 a.m.
45-47-tbf
NOTICES
NO TRESPASSING OR HUNT-
ing—Persons found trespassing or
hunting on Lot 14 and 15, Bay-
field Line, Goderich Township;
will be prosecuted. By order—
G. Turner. 3-4-5-b
POULTRY FOR SALE
SIX WHITE PEKIN DUCKS,
laying. Apply William Harris,
908r3, Clinton.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
ONE-AND-ONE-HALF STOREY
dwelling consisting of two apart-
ments. One apartment occupied,
early possession of the other. All
conveniences. Well located. Ap-
ply to H. C. Lawson Realtor,
Bank of Montreal Building.
Phone 251W. 4-tfb
SIX-ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and barn, lots 211, and 212 in
Iletiaall. Apply Albert Walff,
Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb
.fr ROOFING
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT of
Steel roofing; also some Pedlar
Cow Bowls. IL Charlesworth.
SAW PILING
WORTH READING! Time to
sharpen up, Handaws, rip saves,
crosscut saws, circular saws. All
/makes of saws. Sharpening of all
tools, from planer' arid jointer
blades to hyPodeierlie needles. All
work done by Foley power auto-
matic electric eaulpinent. Earl
Doucette. Queen St., one block
each Of Clinton Public Hospital. Sep
STOVES FOR SALE
COLEMAN HEATER AND T1.18e
ing and fittings for outside tank,
$65, T. 11. Mack, Bayfield,
5.13
A. Betides Given
Signal Honour
of the day, and then proceeded
to the 'banquet downtown.
Among those at the head table
was R. G, Bennett, former agri-
cultural representative for Huron
and now associate director of
Boys' and Girls Club work, who
made presentations to Provincial
Grain and Potato Club winners.
Incidentally, "Gordie" renewed
friendships with the Huron dele-
gates, as did also Leroy -Brown,
Lindsay, agricultural represent-
ative . for Victoria and former
agricultural representative for
Huron. G. W. Montgomery, pres-
ent agricultural representative
for Huron, also was on hand.
In winning fourth prize in the
Ontario Fifty-Bushel Winter
Wheat competition, Alvin Betties
scored 90.1 points, standing near
the top in the contest of appear-
ance and seed and weight. His
was an excellent sample.
one driven by William
Auburn.
No one was injured.
ftQ Y THEATRE
CLINTO N
Now Playing (Jan. 31-Feb, 2)
"GO FOR BROKE" with Van
Johnson and Warner Anderson
spoommaimem•••••••••••••••••••mw
PARK. THEATRE .
GODERICH—Phone 1150
Now: "ABBOTT COSTELLO
MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN"
MON., TUES., WED,
"MR. IMPERIUM"
An unusual musical drama done
in Technicolor. From Europe to
Palm Springs e prince pursues
his romance with a movie star,
Ezio Pinza — Lana Turner
and Barry Sullivan
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GORDON R. HEARN
Optometrist
Huron St. Phone 69
On Friday
EVERY Week
3-4-5-6-b
-CAR HAYES
EZE-CHANGE
All-Aluminum Combination
STORM WINDOWS
and SCREENS
Kool Vent
Aluminum Awnings
and Porches
Ornamental Iron Railings
of AU-Canadian Better Quality
Materials
12-24 months to pay
2 weeks' 'delivery
Estimates and Demonstration
Given With No Obligation
LEN COLE'S
SHELL SERVICE
Phone 463-M
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01.1,111101.0.01,001,01.1 .
MON., TUES., WED.
Jahn Derek, Derma, Reed
and Sidney Blackmer
What happens to the "Kept men
of College football. teams? Sei
this revealing story of moderi
college athletics and its problem.
"Saturday'sHero"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Shelley Winters & Richard Conti
From the waterfront's secrets
from the wild fury of the sea
comes a raging story of salty
San Francisco.
"The Raging Tide"
Coining: "THE GUY WHO CAME
BACK" Paul Douglas and
Joan Bennett
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
DISCUSSED BY FORUMS
The question of daylight
saving time is causing farm-
ers some concern in nurs/
County. Last week It was
discussed by many of . the
Farm Forums in the County
and there seems to be a feel-
ing that daylight saving time
Is not in the best interests of
agriculture and should be
discontinued.
A request has been sent
from Huron County to have
the Ontario Farm Radio For-
um discuss daylight saving
time on a Provincial Broad-
cast to bring out the import-
ance of this question before
another summer season comes
along.
CAPITAL THEATRI
GODERICH — Phone 47
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ELEVEN PIGS, six weeks
Raymond Cantelon, phone Clin-
ronto, about 11 a.m., the delegates
attended the session of the On- During a heavy snowfall and
tario Crop Improvement Associa- I due to an icy road surface, a car
tion annual meeting for the rest driven by Sgt. James Heffel,
Clinton, collided with the rear of
Craig,
Wingham and Wroxeter. J. D. Provincial Constable Helmer Butler, assistant agricultural rep- Snell,Seaforth, reported that a-
leout $200 damage was done to crhesaernigeat‘ive for Huron, was
two cars on King's Highway 4, Arriving at the Coliseum, To- about 11/z miles south of Clinton.
chartered bus trip Thursday last.
The trip started at Exeter at 6 Icy Road and Snow a.m. and the bus proceeded north
through the County picking up Causes Collision passengers all along the way to
(3y RsA)
Alvin Betties, Hayfield, presi-
dent, Huron Crop. Improvement
Associaticin, was signally honour-
ed at the annual banquet of the
Ontario Crop Improvement As-
sociation in the Crystal HalIroom,
King Edward Rotel, Toronto,
Thursday evening last.
In the presence of a vast gath-
ering of Association members
from all parts of Ontario, he re-
ceived a $35 cash award for fin-
ishing in fourth place in the
Fifty-Bushel Winter Wheat Club
competition conducted .by the
Association in 1951,
There were 250 entries from
15 counties in this contest.
At the banquet, close to '70 Hur-
on County farmers were present,
forming the largest delegation
from any county in Ontario.
County Bus Trip
Arranged by Huron Crop Im-
provement Association, most of
the Huron delegates went by a