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color with i urt Lancaster and Kirk ;Douglas.
Mon., Tues. and Wed—
GREGORY PECK, Lauren Bacall and Dolores Gray
YOU will enjoy the whirlwind courtship . in this comedy -yarn
about a fashion designer who marries a brash sports
writer while on vacation in Florida.
"DESIGNING WOMAN"
IN CI•NEMASCOPE ANO METRO COLOR.
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.—
GORDON SCOTT AND BETTY ST. JOHN
A brand new Tarzaai provides thrills aplenty as he leads a
search through bush tropical forests.
"TARZAN and the LOST SAFARI"
In Technicolor
Coining—"Kelly and Me"—In color with Piper Laurie and Van
Johnson. A Good Movie is still your BEST entertain-
ment!!
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-H Club
The co n5t0intlY expanding_ro-
gram of 4-111Clnub activity in Huron
County saw its finale for the .year
1957 at Wingbani High school last
Thursday evening with the pre-
sentation of honors and prizes to
its members. More than 750 people
were on band to see some 478
young farm people receive their
awards.
Awarded the distinction as
Huron County's "all-round" 4-11
member was 20 -year-old Bert Pep-
per, R.R. 3, Seaforth, who received
the `Elston Cardiff Citizenship Tro-
phy in absentia. The young Tuck-
ersmith Township farmer was at-
tending
ttending the National 441 Club Con-
gress at Chicago as Ontario's only
-delegate. Top award, won for both
441, and home and community ac-
tivities, was received on the win-
ner's behalf, by his father, William
Pepper.
Valdes Appreciation
.Guest speaker was the director
SMART BUYERS ARE -PICKING THEM UP- FAST! THE . STOCK OF 100 SET WE
ADVERTISED LAST WEEK -END IS NOW DOWN TO
56SET Of
SNOW -TIRES
TO MOVE IMMEDIATELY !
New, Re:Cap and Used — all sizes — in Tubeless and Tube Type. The Famous
SUBURBANITE Tread and TOWN AND COUNTRY.
GENEROUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRESENT TIRES.
W. J. MILLS MOTOR SALES
GODERICH
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°DEBTOR fl NA-ST
Huron County
eceive Awaras
of field services, Extension Branch,
O tario'Departtnent of Agriculture,
VViiltaa I2oiatcalm, 'Toronto, who
was introduced by Bob Allen, o
Brimfield. Douglas H. Males,
Clinton, agricultural representative
for Huron County, voiced appreci-
ation to club members, leaders,
sponsoring organizations, parents,
press, radio and TV, who assisted
with the vast program.
For Arthur S. olton, assistant
agricultural representative, tonight
was the end of a successful year's
work, as he directed the 30 club
projects, which commenced last
March and had a high degree of
completion. Over $2,685 was given
to the members in cash prizes dur-
ing the program, which was chair-
ed by the president of the Huron
County 4-11 Club Leaders, John
Strong, Gorrie. W. A. McKibbon,
of Wingham, welcomed the, group.
Exeter Club Winner
A member of the Exeter 4-H
Beef Calf Club, Gerald Wallis, R.R.
Granton, received the Tom
Pryde Trophy as the member re-
ceiving the highest number of
points in the county, 951 out of a
possible 1,000, as well as the J. A.
Anstett, Clinton, Award for the
highest standing in 4-H Beef Calf
work in the county.
The Warden's Novice Trophy,
presented this year by Huron Coun-
ty warden, Harry .Gowdy,' Wroxeter,
was captured by 16 -year-old Robert
Fotheringham, a member of the
McKillop 441 Grain Club, as the
novice member with the highest
standing.
For his outstanding achievement
in Huron County 4-H Grain Clubs,
Don Hemingway, R.R. 3, .Brussels,
was presented with the William
A. Schmid, Lucknow, Trophy,
which was presented this year for
etre first time. Runner-up for this
trophy was Bert Pepper, with one
less point than the. winner.
Swine Honors
With the highest , number of
points in 441 Swine Clubs in 1957,
Winston Powell, R.R.. 2, Seaforth,
received the Marvin Howe Trophy.
Winston was runner-up for the
Pryde Trophy presented to the
member with the highest points in
the county.
Fo'r his champion' Swine Club
gilt in Huron- and Perth, Donald
Carter, R.R. 2, Seaforth, a member
of the Seaforth 4.11 Swine Club,
captured the Savauge TFophy.
The Agricultural lt,epresentatives
Special Casa Award, donated by
D. H l It s, . to the grand champion
swinW showman was won by a
member of the Seaforth 4.41 Swine
Club, Kenneth Papple, ' .R. f, Sea -
forth:
The Senator Golding Junior'
Showmanship Trophy went to Bills
Strong R.R. 2, Dublin, as grand
champion showman in the 4H : eel
Calf Clubs.
For ,u s champion Hereford. calf,
shown -at the county championship
441 Beef Calf Club show, Leroy
Rintoul, Whitechurch, was present-
ed with the Huron Hereford As-
sociation Trophy.
Girl Champion Showman
Miss Patsy Marshall, R.R. 1,
Kirkton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Marshall, took home for the
second time the A. Y. [McLean
Trophy, awarded each year to the
grand champion showman in 44i
Dairy Calf Clubs. She also receiv-
ed the Bank of Commerce Award
for having the highest standing in
411 Dairy Calf Club work in the
county. -
The Seaforth Agricultural So-
ciety's Trophy went to Norman
Cartwright, R.R. 1, Londesboro, for
his champion sample of oats, ex -
by a Huron 441 Grain Club
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SPORT S •`TS
REDUCED '5 r c
FOR CHRISTMAS.
BILTMORE HAT
CERTIFICATE
WIDE SELECTION OF
SWEATERS
PYJAMAS
HANDKERCHIEFS
BELTS, SCARVES
TIE RACKS
GLOVES
(Leather and Wool -knit)
Shoppers' at McLEAN BROS.
FORSYTH QUALITY
NO -IRON
DRESS SHIRTS
STARDUST WHITE' $5.95
STARDUST WHITE with stripe $5.95
STARDUST in Color with stripe $5.95
2 -PLY ENGLISH BROADCLOTH $7.50
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MEN'S SELECT
HOSE and
NECKWEAR
IN SETS AT $3.50
SEPARATELY AT $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
CUFF LINKS
and
TIE BARS
- FOR DOUBLE CUFF SHIRTS
Wide selection of JEWELRY in SETS
and otherwise from $3.00 to $8.50
ALL CLOTHING
REDUCED
SAVE $5.00 TO $10.00 ON TOPCOATS,
OVERCOATS, SUITS AND SUBURBAN
COATS.
LADIES' and MEN'S LUGGAGE
FEATURING THE OUTSTANDING
SKYWAY
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THEY'RE MADE TO LAST!
'Your boy will love a NO -IRON WHITE DRESS SHIRT, SPORT SHIRT, HOSIERY, BELT, CAP, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR,
SUIT, SPORT'`COAT, TROUSERS or SUBURBAN COAT.-r�,�(SA
f VE $5.00 on �as�r,SUBURBAN COAT). s
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STORE HOURS --- Beginning Friday, Dec. 1.3, store will be
open every evening, Monday thru Saturday, 'til Christmas.
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JOIN THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE TO
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SQUARE
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Top m bers. in each of the 4-11
bs in the county, who
Swine
Drink Really Hit Spot
Nyp Nipped By Police
The label on the bottle was ink �T �� '—
so
but the contents �^res'era t� �J� •
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tazu driver, found'himself in nnagis-
trate' -court at Goderich. After
driving, ere dr 8D V��. rr q major,
plea � ,ng guilty ,to careless g, �, , . II �� S
kk,, g c
he was fined S50 and costs or two
weeks in jail.
Nyp was charged after a wild
chase around Goderich at about
1120 p.m. on November 10. His
car hit speeds up to 70 mph on
Victoria street and the town police
cruiser went as high as 100' mph
on the highway before Nyp could
be overtaken. There were three
passengers in the taxi. wa
Defense counsel Frank Callaghan,
of the Goderich legal firm of Don-
nelly & Donnelly, said that his
client, who pleaded guilty, had
been drinking a bottle . of cola. it
was a well-known brand which is
Supposed to bit the spot, according
to those advertising jingles.
It appeared that Nyp's passeng-
ers were drinking cola mixed with
something that hit the spot even'
faster. Anyway, they forgot to
keep track of the bottles, and Nyp
got one of the "loaded" kind by
mistake, it was intimated.
Smiling at the explanation, Mag-
istrate D. E. Holmes said' that if
this was true, then Nyp had his
sympathy. Mr. Callaghan inform-
ed the court that his client has
been offered a better job as a
truck driver.. The man's license
was not suspended.
receive • showman canes front the $
Stratford District Yorkshire Club
Brussels; Bayfield, Murray Lobb,
were: Brussels, Ron Smith, R.R. 2, MANY ATTEN D
R.R. 2, Clinton North Huron, Cam-1REBEKAH M
eron Robinson, ,Belgrave; Seaforth,
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Winston Powell, R.R. 2, Seaforth.
Leaders' Certificates
Seven members of the Huron
County 441 Club Leaders' Associ-
ation were honored by Mr.- Mont -
calm, of the Extension Branch,
when he presented them with club
leaders 'certificates. The present-
ations which honors five years'
service as a 4H Club leader went
to Harvey Johnston, Clinton; Wil-
liam Boyd, Walton; Stanley Hillen,
Walton; George Underwood, Wing -
ham; Kenneth Stewart, Seaforth;
Harry Strang, Hensall and Andrew
Gaunt, Lucknow.
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Commit Refugee
For Observation
Charged with possession of a
stolen shotgun and rifle, Ede
Kerestes, a 57 -year-old Hungarian
refugee, was committed to Ontario
Hospital, London, for observation.
When Keresztes appeared before
Magistrate D. E. Holmes here last
Thursdal4 the case.- was set over
so that a report on his mental con-
The ° annual meeting of Victoria
Street WiM.S. wad, held at the
home of Mrs. Rd. Hardy with 21
answering the ' roll call. Mrs.
Frank Wilson, the president, fol-
lowed the program as presented in
the Missionary (MontblY. Several
members also took part in this.
„The The study book chapter; visa
glvvn by Mrs. G. Currell. The re-
ports of the different secretaries
wereiven and tbe
ed a busy yeilr in their
merits', Ail invitation to .t
mai putty or the *thy Swag,
their leader, Mr tt, McClean, less
received and accepted-
Arrangements
ce t dArrangements were made to suit
Q'hri$tlita cards to all shut in nf►O
bens and baskets to the sick..
The s s
'
is late p
i officers for r 19
was brought in by the nominathes
committee and .accepted, with a
fed minor changes. Mr " S,
Moot° then installed the otUcers
for the year 1050.
A luueherun' was served by the
hostess, ,assisted by Miss Talk 404
Miss Ruby Young.
p°.*• -T" gip'r
(1�liss Meth,-Mistay, of Lo1ud0/4
spent the weep -end with her 1
nits{ Mr. 'and Mr r.-- , Austay.
Miss ;Corinne Cranston, of Low
don, visited With, her paretics, Mr,.
and Mrs. Elmer Cranston, at tbe
week -end.
Goderich Rebekah Lodge 'met on
Tuesday last with a very large
number of members present.
Guests were welcomed from Strat-
ford and Milverton Lodges. Sev-
eral P.D.D. presidents and the
Noble Grands of the different
lodges were called upon for a few
words followed by an address from
Mrs. Tanner, D.D. P. for Stratford
District and Mrs. Ada Fritzley,
D.D:P. for Huron District, number
fter-businesi a social time was
spent in a sing -song led by Mrs.
E. Snider at ,the piano and -assisted
by Mrs. F. Rivers. Mips Dianne
McConnell favored with two solos
followed by Mrs. M. Agnew who
recited several poems.
Mrs. Aileen Fritzley gave a hum-
orous recitation. Then followed a
musical gift exchange under the
capable direction of Mrs. I. Har -
nock and her committee.
Plans were also made for the
annual Christmas gift exchange to
be held at the next meeting. Don-
ations for baskets of shut-ins and
the sick will also be accepted at
the 'next meeting.
The evening was ended by a
dition can be obtained from the delicious lunch served by Mrs. L.
hospital - Riley and her committee. A lovely
The charge was laid -after two Christmas fruit cake was donated
guns were stolen from the H. O.
Jerry hardware store on Kingston
street. Also charged gas a 15-year-
old,boy, who .appeared in juvenile
court.
J. R. Mitchinson, immigration of- drew.
ficer stationed at Goderich, said
that Ede Keresztes arrived here "...."
by Mrs. Harold Allen, East street.
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Miss Mary Andrew, of London,
visited at the week -end with her
parents, Nlr. and Mrs. Amos An -
May 10 but has never worked.
Continuous. efforts have been made
to get him a job, but he has made
no effort to establish himself, the
court was told.
The man's wife and daughter
were victims of the Hungarian re -1
volt against Communist oppression.
Keresztes and his son managed to
escape when- their home was de-
stroyed.
Keresztes was a bush worker, a
miner, a street -car conductor (for
15 years) and an apprentice tailor
(for six years). Since arriving in
Canada, the Immigration Depart-
ment has provided food and shelter
for the man and his son. For sev-
eral weeks before his arrest, he
stayed at an hotel on Hamilton
street.
Prolific Writer
Mr. Mitchinson confirmed that
Keresztes had written several let-
ters to the department and to other
organizations. The immigration
officer quoted from one letter
which had gone to the Red Cross,
asking'.Tri'snce so that Keresztes
and his son could go to Vancouver.
'1he'immigrant implied in the let-
ter that he might end his life if
his request was not granted.
Dr. A. H. Taylor, jail surgeon:
stated that Keresztes had told him.
throng( an interpreter, that he had
received a threatening letter: Mr.
Mitchinson said that the refugee
often claimed that he needed a
gun for protection.
On one occasion, a .38 calibre
pistol was taken from Keresztes
under the Customs Act. Later,
Keresztes acquired a rifle and it
was seized by a game warden, Mr.
Mitchinson understood.
In addition to paying the --ref-
ugee's hoard, the immigration de-
partment periodically issued him
a small voucher to take care of
other essential needs. On the last
occasion, Keresztes had refused to
accept the three -dollar voucher of-
fered to him, the court was told.
Constable Martin Koran said that
he had often observed Keresztes—
sometimes accompanied by his son
----wandering around town at five
or six o'clock in the mornings.
J. K. Hunter, who was appointed
by the court, acted as counsel for
Keresztes.
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night, Monday through Saturday, until Christmas. Open
all day Wednesday.
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