Clinton News-Record, 1959-03-12, Page 9Clinton Airman Hon°0441 In Scouting
Scdt,iting Award is presented to •Sergeant R.
-best of RCAF Station Clinton at the,..onnt401".Statiait'U'out,-•
Cub Father and Son banquet on February 27 Sergeant
Sibbert is presented with the Woods Bacige,'Indicotive
of having successfully completed a phase of odvonced
Scout Leaders 'Course, by District CcimmissiOner '•Gten
Lodge, Goderich,,• of the Huron' Scouting District, in the
background. is ;Sergeant 'C, Collier, Assistant' District-
Commissioner for Scouting, RCAF Station Clinton._ Ser.,
&ant Sibbert is the leader of "B" Cub-Fack. on the
Station,
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle everyMonday, for United
Co-oPerative of Ontario and solicit your patronage, We will
pick them up at your farm.
*lealie PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights,'
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. a Hunt ithiPper
Phone 773
'434.1b
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a,
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Sale Ends Saturday, March 14
Take Advantage of the Many
TERRIFIC Bargains
Hardware and Furniture
EVERY ITEM is on SALE, FOLKS
BALL & MUTk^
HARDWARE and FURNITURE
CLINTON HU 2.950S
A
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11111, 11111111'.
Up-front vision Walk-in, curb= Rear door
ideal for side doors for facilitates
parking, and fast, easy platform
city traffic. loading. loading.
,11 .11.PV1.1,41V.MAP. PAQB.14,n• "TfrOTt A' Aft FWj 2,959,
FALL WHEAT1.. Walter Short-
reed, ER (Genesee);.
Robert Eatheruigham, RR 3, Bea,
forth (Genesee),; . Donald. Ryan,
Waltpnt Jack 111, Broadfoot, Erneep-
field (Cohiell). • •
BARLY •OATS: Robert P. Allan,
Brucefield; Robert Fotheringham;
Arnold jantiOson, RR 4, .Clinton;
James 'Carnachstl, RR 3,. Seaforth;
Kenneth Ryan, Walton;. Andrew
Turnbull.„. RR 2, Rrussels;- Jack
Broadfoot; Themes Hera, Wood-
ham.; Kenneth Alton, RR 1, Luck- ►ovV, (All except Turriball's
and Carriochan'.s,• which were Ci-
MEDIUM or LATE 'OATS: Jack
Broadfoot; Luther Saunders, RR
2, Seaforth; Lewis P, .,Coyne, RR
5, Seaforth. (All Rodney),
NOVICE OAT CLASS; Oscar
G. Kieffer, RR I, Winghern;
ham Dennis, Walton; Jack _Broad-
foot; Rodger Kieffer; Bert Alton.
(All Garry but Broadfoot's which
was Rodney).
MALTING BARLEY: Bob Foth-
eringham; Jack Broadfoot; Luther
Saunders; Douglas Jamieson, RE
4, Clinton; Kenneth. Ryan, Walton;
Lewis P. Coyne. (All Parkland but
Ryan's, .which was Montcalrn).
BARLEY, other than malting,
Frank Hicks,. RR 1, Centralia,
(H e r t a); Kenneth Carnoehan,
(Herta.); Newton G. Clarke, Wood-
ham (Herta) ;..- Robert P. Allan,
(Herta); Bob Fotheringham (Br-
ant); R. N. Alexander (Brant);
Taylor,, BB,„ Wingham (Br-
ant); Jack BroadfOOt (3fahl)..
CLUB OATS: half bushel.
'harvested from 1958 grain clok
oats). .
plot, NO-rman Cartwright, 1,,,orides-‘
bore; Rodger Kieffer; Ronald and
'Wayne'-H‘rn, Woodham. (All Gary
4-H Club .Barley, half :bushel
harvested front. 1958 grain club
lila, Bob Fotheringha,m; Jack Br-, oadfoot, Lawrence Taylor, (all
three Parkland); Donald Coyne,
RR 5, 'Seaforth; Kenneth and Don-
ald Ryan, Walton; Douglas Jain-
ieson. ..
4,0 Club Corn, ten ears harv-
ested from 1958 grain-corn club
`plot, Ralph. Finkbeiner, RR 2, Cre-
diton,-*(Pfister 28); Muriel Corn-
ish, RR 1, Woodham (Pfister 28);
Bob .Fotheringham (Funks); Doris
Cornish, RR 1, Woodham (Pfister
28); Jack Broadfoot (Funks, 0 11
N). *
FIELD 'CROP OATS: Oscar Kie-
ffer Dennis. (Both Gary),
FIELD CROP BARLEY: .Bob
• Fotheringham; Lewis Coyne. -
11
Fo-
theringham, Broadfoot, John
F. Bell, RR 2, Seaforth. (All Pfis-
ter
FIELD CROP,CORN: ,Bob Fo-
)1E.
FIELD BEANS: Robert P. All-
an, Bob Fotheringham.; 'Billy Ch-
arters, RR 3, Kippen; Ross Me-
Beath, RR 3,, Kippen; Gary „W.
Jones, RR 3, Kippen;- Norma Gei-
ger, RR 2, Zurich; Gerald
man, Hensall;. Gerald Johnston,
RR 3, Kippen; South Huron Dist-
rict High School; Donald Coleinan,
Staffa; Margaret Coleman, Staffa.
(All' Sanilac).
TIMOTHY: Luther Saunders,
(con's ton, R. N. Alexander (ell-
Max; Jack Broaclfoot (common);
J. Arnold Jamieson, Robert P. Al-
Ian (S48), Donald Ryan.
RED CLOVER: iaunderS,'
Bob Fotheringham, Tom Horn.
ALFALFA: ft, .11., Alexander,
(common), L. ,Saunders (VOnal),
Bob "'"ot1)0111glialit. (Grimm),
EARLY POTATOES: Andy Tu-
rnbull, UR, 2, • Brussels (Canso);
Robert P. Allan; R. Y. McLaren,
Hens* Earl Rowe, *0411; Don-
ald Coyne (all ,cobbledi.- LATE POTATOES W. R, Doug
all, Hensall; Andy TUrnbull;
McLaren, George Walker, Hensall;
Douglas .Ouglison„ .Exeter; Robert,
Allan; Robert (4:11
ago)..
HYBRID CORN, 12 ears: Rob., ert P. Allan; Bob Fotheringham:
(Funks); .l.Viarsball,' RR 1,!
Kirk:ton (Futika); Robert Broad-'•
foot (Fnolts .011,A),; Jack Broad,.
foot • (Funks GliA); , Tom Hern,
Woodham; John
Seaforth. • -
TURNIPS, not waxed: Rene .Del-
berque, RR 2, Brussels; Kenneth:
Carnochan. (Laurentian),
Ten Bushels OATS, graded: Ro-
bert P. Allan (Garry); Andy Turn,'
bull (Rodney); Whitney Coates,
RR 1, Centralia ,(Rodney).; 'John
Pickering, RR 2,. Dashwood (Rod,
ney) ;- Bruce Tuckey, Exeter (Gar-
ry); Oscar TuckeY, RR 3, Exeter
(Garry) ; Lewis P. Coyne.
Ten Bushel. BARLEY, ,graded:
Frank Hicks (Herta); Newton G,
Clarke (Herta); Robert P. Allan
; Charles Proot, .RR
Centralia "(Herta) ; 3. M. Taylor,
RR, 5, Wyingharn. (Brant)i 'Jack Br-
oadfoot *Parkland); Lewis Coyne;
Bob Fotheringham (Parkland).
Any other seed:. Ken Alton, flax;
R. N, Alexander, millet:
MIXED GRAIN: L._ ...Saunders,
Rebert P. Allan (Garry and Br-
ant),;1301.Fothering,han; Lewis
Coyne; Jardes 'CarriOch4n
land and 'Herta)•;, Ken .Carnochan
(Rodney and Herta); Andy Turn-
bull (Clintland and Brant); .Jack
Broadfoot (Brant and Garry).
FIRST CUT RAY; Oscar Cl. Kel-
:fen Rbss Marshall, RR 1„
ton; Bob` Fotheringham; HPrOn
County Home Farm; .Alvm. Betties,
Bayfield; Walter Shortreed„ 13,1i, 3,
Walton; 3, M. 'Taylor;"'Kenneth
Ryan; Jack Broadfoot.
SECOND MT HAY; Billy Char-
ters; -Taylor, RR- 3, Walton;
Kenneth --CarOchan, -1111, 3, Sea-forth; 'Walter .$12ortreed, AR 3,
Walton; Bob F otherineuent-RR 3,
Seaforth; Ripon • _COUrity Home
• Farm.; ROSb lllarshall. -
FIRST CUT MIA) CHAPPED
'HAY: Richard Proctor, P.R. 5,
Brtissels; -Robert Proctor, BB $,
Brussels; H. B. Taylor, .,
SECOND CUT FIELD .0-10PP,-
ED BAY: H. B. Taylor.
FOR LEASE
IN
Town of Clinton
Service. Station-
Garage
THREE-BAY -- GOOD
MODERN BUILDING
in Excellent Location
GOOD VOLUME AND
GALLONAGE
Available April 1st, 1959
F. J. MARTIN
6,I0 Adelaide Street
LONDON, 'ONT. 8.940-b
For more *heat per acre
top dress with AEROPRJLLS* new:
Winter- wheat shows increases averaging
10 to 15 bushels per acre when top dressed with
80„to 160 pounds of AeroprillS in early spring.
Top dressing with Aeroprills supplies
immediately available nitrogen to promote
stooling, stimulate rapid growth and high yield:
So don't trust to luck to grew your wheat. ,
Depend on Aeroprills to-give it that extra boost
during the cold wet weather when growing
conditions are poor,
It's economical too. Aeroprills is your
lowest
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est ertiliicofst formerdealer ofsolid todriitaroriz. Reg!
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