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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-12-15, Page 4
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada wishes to rtterview alert young men of 22 to 38 from the Goderich area vlvho are interested in bettering • their present positions. We p.rolrido full sides training, usual . group benefits and better-' than-average.,,salary. This is just- the ticket for a man who 'lies courage, ambition and -determination to set his own in - ;come figura,. Write J. D. Vance, Sun Life, Box 69,° Guelph, for your interview, giving full details. A11 information strict- ly confidential. Territory. consists of Goderich and district. 47-52(toompeoempeeesiwo were 1ftomm loflP®••N••a•• Bert Dunn, ,of the Bay+fiel lis - trier has been named the new president •of. the Huron County Hol- stein Club. Ed. Bell, Myth, will •be. first vriieepresident, and William Heeghnd ce nt. residewill serve es sec- ond Hume Clutton, R.1 , 5, Gode ieh, is the appointed semeetary-tfeas- urer. Directors 'will include: Geo.rge Terbil t, Wine:lam; George Hayden, 'Gerrie; Glen Weide% Lueknow; Dick Proctor, Belgrave; Alvin Bet- ties, R;R. 2, Bayfield; Howard Fea- gan, Goderich; Peter Simpson, Sea - forth, . and' Carl Decker, Zurich. Audiitors will be Simon Hallahan, $X'Y+trh auf .'1?yill"ka a. ars, Ba ' the new president uiueeeede Simon Hallalian, . well-known Blyth area farmer, who held the positipn: of presidentefor the past two years:. G.' W. Medtgottierye agricultural representative for Huron County who presided for the - election of officers, presented honor lists cer tifitates to.Alvin Betties and Allen B'ettles, both of R.R. ,Bayfield; James Bradley, R.R. 3, Goderich; G. R. MoKiel, • Ciin•ton; • George Ray - den, .R.R. 1, Gorrie; Baxter and Turton,"",;,Oodericb; Sandy Elliott, Exeter, and Ross 'Marshall;' Kirkton. Jake' Terry, Lambeth, 'Western Ontario 'fieldman for the 'Canadian Holstein Friesian Association,' cors piimetnted the club on its splendid. progress. The over-all increase of membership, (15 per cent in. the national association), `iepresents six per cent in Huron County where there are •116 members. The club's interest in .4.J Club work is markable said: the fleldiman. He asked each pieinber's support in the county show this camping year. STEADY CONTROLLED HEAT FROM YOUR LIVING ROOM ® The 'blue coal' TEMP- f • MASTER changes furnace centrals automati- cally. Saves , time— saves steps—soon pays .•-0` for itself. Phone today for a free demonstration. SHONE 98 Don't just order coal—insist on 'blue coal'. - 'blue coal' is colour -marked for your Guarantee of heating satisfaction. It gives you the clear full flame that means better heat -•-thrifty heat—safe heat. Thousands of Canadian- families rely on 'blue coal' for steady, healthful heat, So don't be colour- blind when' you buy coal. It pays to order -blue coal'. c CO. " THE HEAT FOLKS4kL " Let us assume part of the care 9E your clothes. You'll . save • yourself time, money and' anergy the French dry cleaner way, and you'll be pleased with our fine - quality service and reasonable prices. GODER,ICH Allan Petrie, Dutigannent,• named President -+cit" the Huron. Hereford Association at their an- nual meeting and banquet in Wal- ton 'UniteePhurah Tuesday night of last 'we, Other o tiers named Were: past president, Stan Jackson, " Kippen; viceepresielhges, Bert Mason, of. Rip- ley, Ralph'Foster, of (Godeniche secretary -treasurer, Arti4u9'. Bolton, assisban+t agricultural representa- give fir Huroi ; • one-year direct -ors, Drpest Brown, Clinton, James R. •Cotfl,'tes, Belgrave; two-year direc- tors, Sam McClure, Seafttle Whit- ney' Coates, R.R. 1, •Centr Y, ree- year directors, Percy Wri 'Cromarty, Frank Pentland; Lu 4 now. J. W. Brown, of the ,ardinai `, us- band.ry department, •Ontario /Agri- cul;tu're ()allege, Guelph, t'r guest speaker, :brought the mem '+ens up to date on aspects of pr' • il1Lg the testing ibeeif cattlie. Guests of the association were .thee, .59 - _4 `C1U-15". mmenibers who showed Hereford calves in 1955, with particular mention. • being given ite David Kirkland of the Lucknow 4-H Beef .Calf Club, co - winner of the 441 'provincial inter - beef competition, and to Keith Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia, winner of 'the Huron Hereford Associa- tion's past president's trophy for his thamipion Hereford calf. Reports en the two -herd sales held within the last year were given by the sales manager, James Coulees, who as a director of the Ontario Hereford Association, re- ported in that capacity as •well. 0 O • - Two workmen *ere having lunch one day. One opened his lunch box and opening up a sandwich saw that it was peanut butter and toss- ed it away. The next was meat which he ate. Then another pea- nut ,butter which he tossed, away. As he started another meat sand- wieh his pal said, "Sam, how long have you been married?" "Fifteen years," was the reply. "Well," said the pal; "I certainly would expect that in fifteen years your wife would have discovered that you don't like peanut butter." "You leave thy wife out of this," replied Sam. "I made those sand- wiches myself." Smart people stick' their arms out when making a turn in an auto. Others just stick their neck •out. 6440.410W41-4100,41* ' HIgitE ORDS•(Piir _D140WE The fourth annual fall sale spon- sored by the ' IIfuron ' Hereford As- soaiation in. Clinton, veceentiy, Shows a heady decrease in the average pr ' paid for registered des d Hl r f d cattleince the bead . ex ar. since first sale was heli in 1,9512. Average price paid, at the fair grounds was $253 i tjhis -Sae, for 35 heart. Last years eavera a for. 31 'head eras $2?3; 1953, .26 shad at $325, and, . in 1952, 31 head sold at $337. w... oop 'gaijin ;paid for a 'buil at Theis Lay's sale was $455 paid to Hirtzel Brothers of Crediton .by ,George Hawtin. Top iprice for a female, $340, als6 went to Hirtzel Brothers, with V. R. Bird, R.R. 2, 'Clinton, the buyer. Ten bulls' sold at an average of $339 while 12 ibaed;;female.s brought an average of $250. Seven cows with calves averaged $211, -while six open heifers averaged; $166. James.- R. Coates, of Belgrave, was sales manager, and -' W. S. O'Neil, of :Denfield, auctioneer. "Stanley Jackson, of Kippen, is pre- --sidient of the association. .wl. Aviejern-This 1s the besOing have. tit's pretty expeveh blit I.R give "you a good race. ,1 xbp lk your girl will be very pleased with. it. - Young Man–All right. I'll take it. And will you have "From 00. t0 Jessie 1 i . inside t, ,please? u� 4.Jeweler-#Now waA"mnu.► 4,c,a, Don't go over°! °I31444 thing... 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