Clinton News-Record, 1962-05-31, Page 9z
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HENSALL
Mr. and WS. R, ..Orr re-
cently visited with Mr, land Ws.
Nfelyin Orr Sr of Charley, and
l'Oth. Mr. and M.ra-. Melvin Qrr
and. family Wiartcm.
Mr4. William coo who has
been ra patient in $uutb. liuron
Hospital, Exeter, is reeuperating
at the home of her ,son. and
daughter-in-law Mx and MrsAlvin Cole,
Mrs, l'.incent who is leaving, ,shortly for Northern:.
Quebec, was pleasantly sur-
prised Tuesday evening when 15.
friepda met at her home to bon-
ophq with a farewell party and
to present her with two cry-
stal vases and a candy
Mrs, Gordon Munn did the hen-
ors, Mrs, macponald t mother
of Mrs. Pincent received a
brooch and matehing earrings.
Charades were enjoyed ,and
luncheon served.
HenSali 'Xinettea meeting at
the home of Mrs, Harold' Kni-
ght, Tuesday .evening May 22
decided to re-adopt their child
in Italy for another year th-mugh the Canadian, "Save •tilie
Children's Fund," It was an-
nounced that the new ,Dist-
riot Convener for 1962-63 is
Mrs. Stan Green, Dresden,
:Mrs, Homer Campbell who
joined as a new member won
the raffle prize.
Wins Bulletin Award
Jack -Drysdale, Hensall, one
of the district's most .enthil-
slastie Kinsmen added another
honor to a list of service club
awards . at the convention at
Niagara Falls, Editor of the
bulletin this year, he won the
John Brooker junior trophy for
producing the best bulletin a-
mong clubs of 30 members or
less during the past year. Jack
sail club aructa past district sec-
Township of Goderich
Tender for Gravel
SEALED TENDERS will be received until 12 o'clock
noon, Monday, June 4, for crushing and hauling of ap-
proximately 10,000 yards of gravel taken from two pits in
the township. Gravel to pass through %," screen. Con-
tractor will supply bulldozer and have -work completed by
November 1, 1,962.
Marked cheque for $200 to accompany tender. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk.
ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent,
21-2b
RR 3, Clnton.
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The Huron Record
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE TO
HURON COUNTY, 1957-62
CONSTRUCTION
Post offices and
public buildings $ 375,000.00
HARBOR & RIVER
IMPROVEMENTS 500,000.00
ASSISTANCE TO
HOSPITALS $ 120,000.00 .
PROJECTED (1962-63)
Goderich Harbor
(Removal of Ship
Island) $ 700,000.00
Clinton Public
Building $ 90,000.00
Bayfield—Repairs
to Pier $ 65,000.00
$1,850,000.00
SOUND
RECORD
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Elston Cardiff
gets things done !
Experience has
no substitute
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Published by Huron Proiressive Cortservative Association
CLINTON SPRING SHOW
Saturday
June 2
Clinton Community
Park
PARADE at 1 pm.
headed by
Clinton Community
Concert Band
Western Ontario's Largest Exhibit of Livestock
OFFICIAL
OPENING
at 1.30 p.m. by
R, GORDON BENNETT
former Agr. Rep. for Huron,
now Chief Of Marketing
DiVision, Ontario Dept.
of Agriculture.
AFTERNOON
JUDGING
I-leavy and Light Horses
Dairy and Beef Cattle
Sheep and Swine
Special 4-H Classes
McCARTHY
MIDWAY
KIDDIES RIDES
PONY RIDES
PONY CLASSES
PET SHOW
HURON DAIRY PRINCESS COMPETITION
Evening
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Horse Show
Judging begins at 7 p.m.
Musical Entertainment by
CLINTON COMMUNITY CONCEIT
BAND and CLINTON LEGION
PIPE BAND
followed by
BIG FIREWORKS DISPLAY
ADMItSIONSt
AftChicidlli Adults 56e, Children in Pere&
Feed: Grandstand 2Se
Eirehingf, Adults 50c; Children 25c
Thum,. May 31 News-Rec.94,P.POP 9
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(Hy Florence
uron, Federation)
SOPretarY,?
This is an. Alberta Wheat
Pool Crop Report of API* 28,
1962.
4arlY season conditions are
almeSt inirrgr I.Plage of tboise
Of rlast year, geed moisture re-
eerVe$ in 'the north and very
dry sottitheastern and east-
central Alberta, But now that
the drought has built up over
a longer time period in the
south, the extrema% are much
more pronounced',
Sub-soil moisture 'reserves
around Medicine Hat have
dwindled almost not land
the surface is did* enetlgh to
muse some concern ever
Minattea, On. the other band,
reserves in ,1311e .V(101Prittc4 dis-
trict and in the Peace River
rggion are at err near- levels.
which produced .excellent crops
last year.
Generally speaking, this has
not been enough to balance, 'the
deplining moisture supplies in
the south, with the result that
the provincial average has de-
elined, Sub-soil moisture On
summer-fallow is estimated at
GO percent of capacity to 70
Percent one year ago.
Returning to regional condi-
tions, the dryness in the south
persists ,4s far west as Leth-
bridge where summer fallow
sub-soil moisture is, rated at
only 40 percent of capacity. It
is also very dry -north to Han-
na - in eastern Alberta. As was
the case last year, however,
the extreme .south west corner
of the province stands in mark-
ed contraSt to the grim situa-
tion of ,the surrounding area.
Moisture reserves are excellent
in the Carciston - Clareshohn
area.
Although, dry conditions are
most severe in the south, mois-
ture reserves in central Alberta
are 'once again decidedly below
normal. Surface moisture is
adequate for germination in
the Oalgarq-Red Deer districts,
but sub-soil reserves have not
yet been restored by adequate
precipitation. In general, time-
ly seasonal rainfall will be an
important requirement . for crop
development over most of the
province south of Wetaskiwin
and Wainright.
'T441114134.3 Sports
Veteran sportscaster Red.
Barber will be on hand once
a month for the nes,, CBC
radio program, Sports-A-
Rama. The "ol redhead!' talks
to leading stars, managers
and personalities in many
fields of sport, Each program •
deals with one particular sub- •
ject and is designed to pro-
vide the listener with back-
ground information. The pro-
gram, is carried one Friday of
each month over CRC Tran-
Canada radio network.
(CRC Photo)
Seeding progress so far is
similar to that of last year
with noticeable amounts com-
pleted only in crop districts 1
and 2 in the southealstern cor-
ner of 'the province. About 46
percent ,of the wheat in distriet
1 has been planted and ,about
21 percent in crop district 2.
Many farmers in this area are
now holding up seeding opera.-
tions in the hope that future
rainfall will improve conditions
for germination. In addition,
considerable wind erosion has
occurred • across the southern
part of the province.
Preliminary agents' estimates
indicated a prospective six ,per-
cent increase in wheat acreage
in the province this year. Sharp
declines are slated for barley
and flax whieh will be about
seven and 12 percent below last
year's acreage. Other grains
will see small declines. Al-
though the bulk of the winter
Wheat in 'the 'traditional grow-
ing area of the south west 'COrr-
ner of 'the province came
through the winter fairly well,
there was' considerable winter-
kill on expanded acreages out-
side this area.
Hensall Kinsmen
ear of Wills
Harold Taggart, Deputy
Governor-elect and prornimnt
1-iOnden, lawyer, was guest spea-
Icef at the .1eMall Xinslnea
Pigi,) dinner meeting, • Ttmrsclay
night, May 24, speaking on
"Wills. and ,states."
The speaker was introduced
by Bill Miekle and thanked by
Harold Knight, Jack Drys-
dale was presented with a past
president's tie pin by (the club
for winning the bulletin award,
The treasurer reported that
$336 bad been raised in, the re-
cent Cancer drive,
pall club anda past dstrict sec-retary, He was named "Kin-
sman of the year" in 1959,
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Bluewater
Danceland
(4 miles north-west of Zurich,
8 miles north of Grand Bend)
DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY
EVENING 10 to 1,30• a.m.
Music for the season by
Desiarefine Orchestra
Special Prizes for
SPOT DANCES
NOVELTIES
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