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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1946-11-21, Page 7-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1946 , CLINTON NEWS-RIMOPJD PAGE SEVEN' 1.111URON COUNTY FARMERS ,SOUTH SIMCOE WINS COUNTY JUDGING CONTEST AT ROYAL South Slincoe won the Jeffrey Bull liMemorial 'Trophy for intercounty competition, the major event in Mon- day junior farmer judging contest at the Royal Winter • Fair, Toronto. Ross Beattie and. Jack Walker, Stayier and Prank Todd, Gilford, , comprised the winning team, which placed first of the 34 entries. F. A. Lashley and D. A. Taylor coached the ',South ISimcoe trio. Lloyd yre, Hampton, qualified for two gold medals in the individual judging competition. He could ac- cept only one and took the swine - judging medal. Other Winners Other gold medal winners in the judging contest were: Ross Beattie, Staynert •beef cattle; Glen Grim Mel- ton, dairy cattle, and Bruce Reid, Georgetown, sheep. The Robert Graham Memorial Trophy for judging two classesA of heavy horses and two classes of light horses was won thy A. I. Aitken, On- tario Agricultural College, Guelph, HARNESS RACES DUFFERIN PARK TORONTO 1.MONDAi3, PlNESD AY SATuiciDAY ADMISSION (including Tax) 60c — Ladies Free NO CHARGE FOR SPACIOUS GRANDSTAND Excellent Restaurant 47 -48 -49 -b OWN NEWSY PAGE with a score of 69 out of 800. The E. 11. ,Stonehouse Memorial Trophy for dairy e-attle judging went to Glen Grice, Mallon, Who sailed 1,797 out of 2,000. The ten first teams in the intercounty competition placed in the following order: Siancoe ,Sonth, Durham, Halton, MicldleSey, Glengarry, Peel, Carleton, Lincoln, Oxford and Wentworth. Huron County was represented by Elston ,Speiran, Brussels; Allen Wol- per, R.R. 3, Parkhill; Murray Roy, Londesboro, and Richard G. Leggett"; R.E. 8, Blyth (spare). Dinner at Coliseum Judges and contestants attended a dinner Monday night in the Coliseum at which the prizes were •presented by ,Col. Bartle Bull, L. E. O'Neil and J. A. Aird. Provincial Deputy Min- ister C. D. Graham • was the chief speaker. SET NOMINATIONS , BRUSSELS — The village council has fixed Monday, November 26, as nomination day, and Monday, Decem- ber 9, as election day. PORTER'S HILL Mr. and Mrs. James Lockhart spent Remembrance Day in Clinton with their son, Glen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivison Torrance have returned from their honeymoon in New York. We were pleased to have them at church Sunday. Mrs. John McGuire who has been ill in Clinton Public Hospital is ex- pected home. We trust she will be much improved in health following her. operation. The Community Club held a euchre at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Greenslade Friday evening, 12 tables playingwhile quite a few sat round and enjoyed a chat. A lovely lunch was served and all report a very pleasant evening. W.A. Holds Meeting The W.A. meeting held last Thurs- day at the home of Mrs. Vic Elliott was very well attended. Most of the afternoon was spent quilting. Rev. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Master Gordon Tyndall spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rathwell. • 1VIr. and Mrs. Philip Heithohmer of Stratford, spent Sunday with MT. and 1VIrs. Fred Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Wallis and fadily, spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Will. Addison. Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Lobb spent a i few days n Toronto th;s week at- tending the Royal Winter Pair, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tyndall, Miss Phyllis Moddleton, Keith Tyndall, at- tended the Royal Wister Fair Tor- onto, on .Settreclay. M$ts Grace Lobb and James Lobb were timongst the Junto, Farmers and Jimior 1.,te membe.:a ;vim charterd the hns, and a'tenied the !loyal Winter Fere last 8,,turiay. Farm Forum Meets The S.S. No. 4 Farm Forum met Monday night, at the home of MT. and Mrs -.Irvine Tebbutt, with 14 members present. This was review mght and a- good discussion was held on "The Question for Discussion," with Irvine Tebbuttas chairman. For the recreation period, croldnole was played, and the ladies served The meeting next week will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb. The recreation will be in charge of W. Biggin and I. Merrill. AUCTION SALE of __ COMMERCIAL INN CONTENTS. Having purchased the Commercial Inn, Clinton, and to make rooln for our modern dining room, I have in- structed Edward W. Elliott to sell by Public Auction, a large surplus of the furniture at the -Commercial Inn, Victoria St, Clinton, on • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 at 1 p.m. sharp, the following: 3 -piece Chesterfield suite;' Daven- port; love seat;- dining room tablei, 6 dining room chairs;, sideboard (bane carved); 2 extension tables; oak table; 10malltables; 30 kitchen and dining room chairs; 2 Morris chairs; 4 arm chairs; 2 arra. chairs and 1 rocking chair (wicker); 4 chests of drawers; 2 book cases; hall tree; rug 8'x10'; 2 magazine racks; pictures; 2 full size dressing mirrors; • 3 small mir- rors; medicine cabinet; mantle shelf; 8 three-quarter beds, springs and mattresses (1 inner spring); full size inner sprang mattress; single bed with inner spring mattress; wash stand; feather tick mattress (new); set of Winston.'s Encyclopc...dia; 3 eerving trays;, carpet Sweeper; clothes horse; 2 ironing boards; 3 feat stools; sealers, dishes, kitchen wares and utensils. TERIVIS—CASH If weather is nufavorable the sale will be held under cover. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer BASIL THROWER, Proprietor 47-b F. G. Stotesbury conducted the de- votional part of the meeting, while the president, Mrs. Les. Cox conduct- ed the business. It Was decided to hold the crokinole party in the base- ment of Grace ,Church Tuesday even- ing, November 26. Everyone is in- vited to come and enjoy the evening. Lunch will be served. .A. silver col- leetion will be taken. The annual meeting wil be held at the home of Mrs. John Torrance December 12. A full attendanceis asked for at this meeting as there are plans to be dis- cussed. Anyone having mite boxes are asked to bring them. C AO AD A'S OKIGINAI. AltON\ OIC PIPE 1 OS A,CC0 111 HOCKEY! World's fastest sport sweeps official off his feet, and Globe and Mail cameras stop him in mid-air!... typical of sports shots that reach you first in The Globe and Mail HOME! Globe and Mail pictures help you share the happiness of the home -comings. PICTURES TELL THE STOR Fire sirens rend the stillness of the night. A crowd roars approval of a well played game. A lost child is found. A farmer reaps the well-earned fruits of toil. A fighting son comes home to greet his loved ones. Day after day, the photographic staff of The Globe and Mail is on the spot where news is born. . . at the fire, the game, the farm . . . eveiywhere . . . to bring you the pictures behind the news. Associated Press expedited wire photo service assures world photographic coverage of all events! Pictured here are news shots from our files . . . They are typical of the pictorial news ybu enjoy . . . FOOD! Canadian farmlands yield a rich harvest! The Globe and Mail brings you more farm news ... grain movements, livestock prices, crop news ... to keep you fully informed! CLOSE SHAVE! Only the news that the driver escaped with' minor injuries is needed to complete the story this Globe and Mail photograph tells! I WANT MY MOMMY! Sympathetic patrolman plus tearful, lost child—caughtby Globe and Mail cameras —bring human interest into the news. FIRE! Sweeping swiftly through a warehouse building in downtown Toronto—First pictures appeared the following morning in The Globe and lVfail: Annual Meeting STANLEY TOWNSHIP FEDERATION OF AGRICITLTURE will be held in TOWN HALL, VARNA Friday, Nov. 22, at 8.15 p.m. The Guest Speaker will be KEN BETZNER, President, Ontario Federation of Agriculture ALSO PICTURES WILL BE SHOWN BY JAMES SCOTT, Seaforth EVERYBODY WELCOME 47-b ^7,0 All synthetic tires are not alike. Be sure you get the best — Firestone — the only synthetic tire made that has been Speed- way proved. Buy for emergency needs now and place your order today to make sure of future delivery. er777,-7^ cCAR,THIDCW?i"HACYOR,i1FIES'' J. P. 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