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Alvin Warreuer, Pontiac, Mieh.„
WAS a weekend guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Manley ..,„Tinhs:und St109.11-
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Arthur, ,Harold Parker, .George
Parker, George.Beer, 'George Mc-
Arthur Parker, Carl McCiin-
1UST RIGHT PHOTO GIFTS FOR EVEFIYON1 IN THE FAMILY
Left to right are shown; Colonel, lc, H, Mc-
Xibibin, Canadian Army; Air Cenimodore .1. B.
Harvey, RCAF; Captain P. F. Russell, RON;
Group Captain, A, R. Sinclair, RCAF, These
senior officers of the three Services are atten-
ding a one week indoctrination course on guided
missiles at RCAF Station' Clinton.
This course is designed, to familiarize sen,
'ior officers, on a tri-serviee basis, with the
portant aspects, of guided missiles and their.
employment, - (RCAF Photo)
Fish and Game
Club
ANTED
Peewee Hockey Players
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Canada's Three Services Meet at Clinton 011.0Y and Fred Glanville„ Oro en-
joying, a week's hunting expedition
at Manitoulin island, • • •
Honoured
Edward .(T0) Nor:minion Hen-.
sail, now in first year at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, has,
been awarded the Herbert J, Haw-
thorne Scholarship,. worth $350.
This :award, which 'usually ..gOes to.
a second,year student, is made by
the Canadian Society of Bkplora-
tion -Geophysicists.
ed to Mrs. J. Horton, high triple.
589; And Mra. B, Gieger, high, sin-
gle, 264;
Those earning praise for scores
01 200 and over are Mrs. A, Nick-
erkort, 255; Mrs. I, carter, 242; Mrs, H. Barw1110, 238; Mrs, K
Spillsbury, 230; Mrs. M, Sutton,
21,›; Mrs. R, Chr4Staen, 215; MT'S'.
Garneau, 21:1; Mrs. Hather- All, 2%; Mrs, A, Bourque, 207;
Mrs, L, Hardy„ 206; Mrs, p. mr, Q=1011,206; Mrs. M.. Lecleree'205;
Mrs. J. Sittert, 204; Mrs., J.
Young, 204; Mrs. P. ..1.son, 204.; Mrs, Forniet 202.
IlitrAn $500.00
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,CLINTON, PONS 1 CLUB
GREY. cUP PRIZE
The Annual Basf-WeSt 'Grey Cup `Football Game' for the
Canadian "-Professional ''FoOtball Championship
will be Played on Saturday, Nov, 30
$1.00. Per. Ticket
(LIMITED NOMBFI :OF TICKETS BEING SOLD
Ccounty farm Forums,
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FARB LINE FORUM
(By our Ilensail correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adkins
were hosts for the Parr Line Farm
Forum when they met to discuss
"A new look he Farm Machinery."
Members felt they needed new
machines as follows: a stone pick-
er; a corn picker and sheller; low
cost "ditching machine; drier for
beans, corn and grain, etc.; baler
on the combine; irrigation system.
This forum thinks that stand-
ardization of farm machinery parts
is very important, namely plow
points, cultivator teeth, nuts, bolts,
mower section and guards, .etc.
etc. They also hoped for more
simplified and thus more easily ad-
justed machinery. •
Winners at euchre were Mrs.
Stewart Blaelewell, Mrs, A. Reich-
ert, Henry Adkins and Charles
Robinson. The next meeting will
be at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Love.
SS 4 FORUM
(By Mrs. leMerrill?
The SS 4 Goderich Township
Farm Forum met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb on Mon-
day, with 13 members present. It
was decided that versatility is es-
sential to farm machines, and oth-
er valuable features would be low
fuel consumption and uncomplica.•
ted and time-saving change-over
apparatus.
It was thought that, combines
could be improved by having some
attachment that would carry the
Straw from the machine into a
wagon, and later into the barn.
A general questionadre was filled
in by each member, and for rec-
reation "500", euchre and Lost
Heir were played. ,Lunch was ser-
ved by the hostess. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Thompson.
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Live Wire Forum
The Live Wire Farm Forum met
at the home of Stewart and Mild-red Ament with 21 adults and six
children present., Two discussion
'eleoulee were formed, Bert &hob-
brook conducted the business ses-
sion during which two thank-you
were read. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook; Mr. 'and Mrs. Wilmer
Shobbrook will be delegates to the
banquet in Blyth on November 27
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Shob-
brook, '
FIRESIDE FORUM
=The Fireside Farm Forum met
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Erie
Anderson, with six adults' present,
Members felt that all types of
machines' necessary were already
available.
Members said that the machin-
ery now being used is very handy,
but the improvements made by the
companies makes the machines
out-dated in a few years and
there's no trade-in value for the
old machinery, And, the farmers
haven't enough money to purchase,
all the new equipment.
Winners at euchre were Mrs. S.
Anderson, Bob Jamieson; lone
hands, Mrs. Mertle Babcock, Bert
Hoggart; consolation, Mrs. Marg-
aret Taylor and Joe Babcock.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hog-
gut
(By Don Epps)
Deer Season' '1957
Now that the deer season has
closed in our area it is safe to
compliment most of the hunters
on their safety and sportsmanlike
manner in the bueh this year,
There' were no hunting accidents
in this area, no reports' of hunter
damage or stock being shot.
Violations" of the game and fish-
eries act were few and minor.
Most hunters seemed to have
smartened up in regards to carry-
ing loaded firearms in their cars.
Perhaps they realize they are al-
lergic to holes, in their car roofs.
seats, floors or their heads:
A brief summary of deer taken
show that 60 deer were seen taken
by hunters in the nine townships
between Blyth and Exeter, .• Of
course there were more that were
not chcked, which would bring the
total te approximately 100 deer
eaken.
Some of the hunters in our town
that got their deer were -Charlie
Brandon, Earl Doucette, "Red"
Garon, Richard Steep, .108erth
Steep, Torn Churchill, Don Col-
quhoun, Morris Bateman, Cale
Dotleette, Bari Livermore, and
many More that we do not have
room to mention.
William Cheweee ehot a moose
in the Algoma district this year,
the first day he was Up and had
to carry it out three miles (in
pieces) with the assistance of
Frank Johnson, It took two and
a half ,days, After that mud')
work I imagine Bill Will eat the
'hide too. Congratulations to Bill,
for I know it is not a small task
to shoot a moose.
this' year the association is tak-
ing on the responsibility of arrang-
ing for the pre-:Christmas visit of
Santa Claus to our tewn, with the
co-operation re the ()thee clUbs, Ori
the 14th of December,
Santa will make his first apt•iear-ance /It 1 " pan, when he will par-
tIrle town until 1,30 p.m.
Then e e will be at the town hall
from 1 e^; lent. on. Then the child'-
yen w"I ho able to go to a free
Movie at know they will
all have tun.
Watch this paper for further
word on the Christmas party for
our community kids.
Afso this year the organization
will sponsor the bantam hockey
hockey train in Clintnrt,
Colquhoun has kindly velutiteered
'his services as Manager of thd
forthcoming team,
FRIENDIN FEW
pur Constance correspondent)
The Friendly Few Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McGregor with a good atten-
dance. They thought a' lot of
machinery could be improved on to
help save hard lobor, but the first
step would be to put the price
down so farmers could buy. them,
Progressive eachre winners were
Mrs. William Jewitt and Frank
Riley; Mrs. Verne Dale and Bill
Jewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
invited the forum to their home for
the next meeting.
Friday afternon, November 8,
students. at CDCI filled the audi-
torium •to see the movie "Young
Bess", the biography of Elizabelh
I before her coronation, as Queen
of England.
On Monday, November 25, the
Oliver production of "Hemlet"
one of Shakespeare's most populer
-tragedies, will be presented.
Such films as these are seleceed
and presented by the Student
Council as a source of revenue as
well as for the interest of the
students. "Hamlet" will also pro-
vide direct educational assistance
for many of its viewers', grade
12 in particular, who study the
drama.
At the present time -the Council
is eeeking suggestions from the
etudents in regard to the expendi-
ture of profits from the magazine
campaign for a worthy school pro-
ject.. Popular proposals have been:
the installation of an "inter-clas.s"
communication system, the pur-
chase of cafeteria tables., and the
building of bleachere for the ath-
letic field.
RCAF Bowlers
Postpone Game
A scheduled game for Friday,
November 8 had to be postponed
due to repairing the bawling al-
leys. However, the RCAF Ladies
Bowling League played their four-
th games last Friday, November
15,
There has been very little chan-
ge in the ,team standing with the
exception of Tin Pans taking over
third place in "A" Division and
Bombere tieing with Blowere for
second and third place in "B"
ision.
Prizes for the week were award-
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ARE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL
Peanut Sales
Drive
House-to-House Canvass will be conducted during
the evenings of •
Wednesday, November 27
AND
ThursdaY, November 28
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. receipts from this Planter's Peanut Safes Drive
will go toward equipping the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey
League ond also for the Annual Kinsmen Christmas
Toy Campaign.
If convenient, !laic toys it'eady for the Kinsman
Canvasser to pick up on these evenings
Be Generous.-These are Worthwhile Projects
The- Kinsmen club of Clinton
