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THURSDAY, ,APRIL, 2, 1953
Sketch of (DU Junior
Basketball Team
CDCI Junior Boys Basketball
;team were eliminated by the oar-
rowest of margins in the big tour-
nament at London when they were
hosed out by Delhi 30-29. The
latter team went on to win the
WOSSA Championship.
The following is a brief stretch
of the players on the junior squad.
Lawrence Jones played his last
year of junior this season. H
is a forward who always works
hard; he has shown a great deal
of ability in his first year as a
junior and although at the present
time does not have his coorodinat-
ion completely mastered he will
definitely be an asset to next
year's senior team. Lawrence is
6' tall and Gomes from RR 2, Clin-
ton.
Don Ladd better known as
"Dingle" is the team's star centre
and captain. His 6' 4" have help-
ed him become the teams top
scorer. He is a very fine hard
working player and is effective
both on the offensive as well as
tieing an excellent checker. This
was his third and final year on
the juniors. Don is a Grade XI
student,
Terry Pearson from the 16th
concession of Goderich Township
is a 5':11" centre. He has just coin
pleted his first year on the jun-
iors after playing in the house
league, He shows all the ,arks
of becoming a fine .pla yet but
lacks a little determination and
drive.
Tom Colquhow' was co -captain
of the 1953 team. He is a fine
playmaker and an excellent guard,
This was the second year on the
juniors for Tom and he claims
that he came back from the west
in 1952 to help this team, "Big T"
has developed a fine jump shot
and uses this to get many of his
scoring points.
Richard Snell is a house league
product and has played his first
season with the juniors. He is a
very fine guard, his good judge-
ment makes him an excellent re-
bounder. He is a cool, deliberate
player who works hard at all dm -
es.
Bob °axon, 5' 11" guard is an-
other house league product. Bob
is a good guard but lacks exper-
ience. He will be a senior next
year.
Bert Pepper from RR3, Seafor-
th, is a guard. He has played his
first year as a junior coming up
from the house league. He is a
very fine guard, with a good shot.
Bert is a good playmaker and im-
proves with every game. He will
be a senior next season.
Ken Porter, 5' 1016" forward..
Has played two years with the
Boys are playing marbles
Girls are skipping
Dad is checking his fishing tackle
Mother is housecleaning.
MeEWAN'S can help the entire family, especially Mother.
When she checks the window shades around the house and
finds that a few need- to be replaced, we are confident that we
can be of service to her in matching the colour and quality
of her shades
SEE OUR COMPLETE RANGE OF PLASTIC, PAPER AND
CLOTH WINDOW SHADES
WE WILL GIVE QUOTATIONS ON MADE TO MEASURE
VENETIAN SHADES
McEwan's
Gift and Stationery Store
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SUTTER-PERDUE
juniors. He is a little defensive
player who works very hard. Ken
has a good shot and his ability to
play any position on the team
makes him a Valuable player.
forward.
John Hartley, 5'8"
John is the hard luck player of
the team. In his first year with
the squad. he broke a bone in his
hand and saw little action, Last
year he had a very good year but
this season he had a bout with.
the flu and missed all the Play-
off action. John is a fine check-
er, he has a good shot and is a
great floor player, He gives the
team a great mental boost when
he is playing. him
Ron McKay's 4' 11"makes
the smallest member of the team.
"Fergy" has played his first year
of basketball and is a fine aggres-
sive player, His fine shot and de-
termination to win more than
makes up for his small stature,
Jim Higgins, 5' 10" forward
from RR 2, Bayfield. Jim is a
hard worker and shews great pro-
mise. He has one more year as a
junior and will improve greatly
with experience.
Glen McDonald, 5' 9" forward,
played his first season. He has
developed a good shot and with
added experience should become
a good player.
Hugh Colquhoun, 5' 3" forward.
One of the best defensive players
on the team. He has developed
well and promises great things
when he •gets more experience.
Hugh has a good shot and excel-
lent coordination.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Furniture and Household
Effects at the home of the late
Mrs. Zapfe, Brucefleld, on
Saturday, April 11
at 1.30 p.m., consisting of:
Three-piece chesterfield suite;
end table; 5 small stands; small
table; carpet rug; 3 beds, springs
and mattresses; 2 dressers and
wash stands; 2 chests of drawers;
dining room suite consisting of
round table, china cabinet, buffet
and chairs; White sewing ma-
chine; Rogers Majestic radio;
wing chair (large); 2 rocking
chairs; 2 porch chairs; 2 lawn
chairs; commode chair; 6 kitchen
chairs; drop-leaf table; corner
cupboard; fernery; pedestal.;
flower stand; wall brackets; pic-
ture and easel; 2 floor lamps; 3
table lamps; 2 bed lamps; heater
and pipes; cook stove and pipes;
coal oil stove (nearly new);
small oven; foot !stool; electric
iron; electric grill; electric toast-
er; clock; chest of silver; set of
dishes ("Blue Bird"); other dish-
es; cutlery; pots and pans; seal-
ers; :boiler; tubs; extension lad-
der; step ladder; I/s ton coal; 1
cord wood; lawn mower; hoes,
shovels, rakes, scythe, and num-
erous other articles.
TERMS -CASH
MR. AUSTIN ZAPFE, Executor,
Brucefield
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, Executrix,
R.R. 3, Seaforth
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Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements
and Feed, at west half lot 30,
Concession 2, East Wawanosh, 2
miles north of Auburn and 1 mile
east on
Monday, April 6
at 1.30 p.m.
CATTLE: Registered Holstein
cow (No. 853140), 5 yrs. old, dun
time of sale; registered Holstein
cow (No. 850317), 5 yrs. old, due
May 1; registered Holstein coy.'
(No. 557681), 10 yrs. old, due May
1; 5 grade Holstein cows, die
from April 15 to May 15; 3 two-
year-old Holstein heifers, eligible
for registration; 2 two -year -cid
Durham heifers; Holstein heifer,
6 months old.
IMPLEMENTS: 10 - 20 Inter-
national tractor on rubber; M.H.
one-way disc; M.H. 3 -furrow trac-
tor plow; Fleury tandem disr;
M.H. tractor manure spreader;
M.H. rubber tire wagon with slid-
ing rack; 4 -section drag harrows;
DeLaval 2 -unit milking machine
and piping; 150 ft. of snow fence;
4 range shelters; McCoulough 5-40
power chain saw; fanning mill;
numerous other articles.
Most of the implements are only
4 to 5 years old.
POULTRY: 35 yearling hens.
FEED: 500 bus. mixed grain.
TERMS -CASH
No reserve as proprietor is gi\.-
ing up farming.
DONALD A. CAMPBELL,
Proprietor
Edward %V. Elliott, Auctioneer
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SUITS
NEW PATTERNS -- NEW MODELS
Better Values Than Ever Before
539.50 to $59.50
Topcoats
NEW IMPORTED
TWEEDS GABARDINES
x39.50 to 55OO
Other ranges as low as $23.50
Herman's Men's Wear
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Kippen run Club Wins
Trophy for Third Time
At the annual shoot held at
Duart on Wednesday, March 25,
the KippenGun Club won the
London Winery Trophy for tire
third year defeating teams from
Duart and another team froni
Goderich and London combined,
Kippen team is composed of
liam Kyle, John Anderson, Sam
Dougall, Tom Sherritt, Lloyd Veii-
ner, .
Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm Stock, Implements and
Feed at Lot No. 16, Bayfield Liiic,
Goderich Township, 6 miles west
and 1 mile south of Clinton op
Tuesday, April 7th
at 1.30 p.m., the following
CATTLE -Holstein cow, 4 yis.
old, milking; Holstein cow, 4 yrs.
old, due April 16; Holstein cow,
4 yrs. old, due June 13th; Holst-
ein cow, 3 yrs. old, due May 24;
Five Holstein heifers, due May
3rd to June 13th; Part Jersey
heifer, due June 2; Part Guernsey
heifer, due June 3; Holstein heif-
er (open);
IMPLEMENTS -Ferguson trac-
tor, with power take off, (3 yrs.
old) ' Ferguson 2 furrow tractor
plow; 6 section drag harrows; 11
disc drill; spring tooth cultivator;
2-10 ft. dump rakes; 1000 lb scale;
rubber tire, steel frame wagon,
(new); Manitoba sleigh with plat-
form rack; rubber tire buggy; el-
ectric fencer; force pump; sling
ropes 24 ft. of belting (4" wide);
range shelter.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; War-
drobe; extension table; kitchen
chairs.
FEED etc. -Approx. 500 bu. of
Beaver Oats (suitable for seed) ;
2 tons of hay (loose) ; 8 tons of
Alfalfa hay (baled); quantity of
cut oat feed.
TERMS -CASH
No Reserve as the farm is sold.
EDWARD J. WELSH, Proprietor
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stook, Implements,
Feed and Household Effects at
Lot No. 7, Concession 9, Stanley
Township, 114 miles west and ,3
miles south of Varna, or 33/
miles north and 114 miles east
of Zurich (Babylon Line) on
Tuesday, April 14
at 1 p.m„ the following:
HORSES: Team of Percheron
mares, 9 years old.
CATTLE: 2 Holstein cows, re-
cently freshened; Holstein cow,
due May 24; Holstein cow, due
May 22; Holstein cow, due April
1; Holstein cow, due April 20;
Holstein cow, due June 1; Hol-
stein cow, due July 4; Ayrshire
cow, recently freshened, bred
again. The above cows are all
3 yrs. old, and all are vaccinated.
PIGS: 2 Tgmworth sows, due
end of May; xor-snare hog, 2
yrs. old.
IMPLEMENTS: 1950 Case mod-
el S tractor (A-1 condition);
Case 2 -furrow tractor plow;
Cockshutt side -delivery rake
(nearly new); Cockshutt 13 -disc
fertilizer drill (nearly new); Case
spring tooth cultivator; Fleury
Bissell tandem disc (nearly new) ;
Case land packer (nearly new);
M.H. binder, 7 ft. cut; Interna-
tional hay loader; set of M.H.
drag harrows (nearly new); M.H.
mower, 7 ft. cut (oil bath); rub-
ber tire wagon; flat rack; gravel
box; hayrack; circular saw; Mc-
Cormick Deering hammer mill;
International fertilizer drill; In-
. ternational 2 -row scuffler, with
bean puller; electric feed cooker;
j electric fencer; National 2 -unit
,portable milking machine; 5 milk
cans;strainer; set of sleighs; har-
ness, collars and tops; 4 range
shelters; brooder stove; Stewart
electric clipper; slings; hay rope;
trip rope and, chain; 40 rod of
fence (new); 4 units of silo wire;
wheel barrow; walking plow;
clover seed; feed barrels; furrow
straightener for Case S, tractor;
sledge hammer and wedges;
forks, shovels, logging chains and
numerous other articles, includ-
ing salt and cattle mineral,
FEED: 450 bales of mixed hay;
quantity of straw.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Some
household effects including com-
bination electric and wood range,
nearly new; lawn mower.
No reserve as the farm is sold.
TERMS -CASH
MURRAY HOHNER., Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
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Shaves every kind
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medium or lean.
Shaves the neck
clean and close.
No beard
too tough.
No skin
too tender.
If you believe electric shaves
take loo long and won't shave
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pHONt 3t3 CIINTON
First Leadership Course
Held in Huron County
Bob Secord, London, of the
Community Programs Branch,
Department
ofEducation,.ion instruc-
ted
stIuc-ted at the first leadershiptrai-
ng course held in Huron County
in Clinton .on March 20.
A good representation of Fed-
eration of Agriculture officials at-
tended the all -day school to learn
parliamentary procedure, planning
of annual meetings, duties of offi-
cers and allied subjects,
In the absence of Robert Mi:-
Kercher, R,R, 1, Dublin, county
federation president, Wilfred
Shortreed, Walton, first vice-pres-
ident presided,
The speaker was introduced by
Gordon Greig, Blueva)e, secretary-
fieldman, and thanked by Douglas
1VIcNeil, Goderich.
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects from the
home of G. I1. Jefferson, Town-
shend Street, Clinton, on
Saturday, April 4th
at 1:30 p.m., consisting of
3 piece Chesterfield suite; set-
tee; love seat (walnut) ; console
table (walnut); chest of drawers;
small desk; 2-3t beds with springs
and inner spring mattresses; in-
ner spring mattress (full size);
single bed (antique); hall mirror;
Axminster rug 9' x 9W; Wilton
rug 9' x 9%'; 2 burner hot plate;
electric roaster; electrolux and
attachments; kitchen cabinet;
kitchen table; kitchen chairs;
coal oil stove and oven; pillows;
quilts; woollen blankets; glass-
ware and dishes including antiq-
ues; cooking utensils; oil drums;
axe; numerous other articles.
TERMS -CASH
G. H. JEFFERSON, Proprietor
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
Arena Fund Donations.
SOP Increasing
Donations are still coming in to
the fund that will pay for the in,
h newartificial is
stalling of the art i i e
plant in Clinton Lions Arena. The
plant, which has been in opera-
tion for the past season has prov-
ed that with artificial ice every
citizen of . Clinton and the stir -
rounding district can enjoy going
to a hockey match played on good
ice and with little chance of the
game being postponed, or go skat-
ing and be sure that the ice will
be in perfect condition.
The following list combined with
the previous total reported brings
the contributions up to $22,777.02.
Previous total $22,340.(2
Bob Middleton, Hensall .. 2.00
Bill Lee 5.00
Harold Taylor 5.U0
Earl Fulford 5.('0
Mrs, Steinberg 5.( 0
J. W. Nediger 25.00
Mrs. M, E. Jacob 25.00
A friend 5.00
Harry McKenzie, Waterloo 5.00
Art Groves 10.00
Industrial Acceptance
Corp. . 25.00
Eric Switzer 5.00
Launce W. Lavis 50.00
Carnation Co. Ltd. 200.00
Wm, J. Dale 25410
Wm, Glazier 20.00
Norman Tyndall 20.00
$22,777.02
If you have not made a con-
tribution to this fund and you
wish to do so, don't wait to be
contacted, take your donation to
any member of the Clinton Lions
Club.
ST. ANDREW'S WA
APRIL MEETING
The April meeting of the Wo-
men's Association of St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. Cudmore,
12-13-51 on Tuesday, April 7.
PLANS
Baptisms Administered
In Wesley -Willis Church
The Sacrament of Infant )3apt-
's was administered n Wesley -
Willis Curch,, on Sunday
morning March 29. The follow-
ing children were presented: Ran -
dell Stephen Clegg, on of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clegg; Paul Wesley
Haddy, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Roddy, London; Martha Lynn
Hanly, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
William Hanly; Frank McDiarntid
Newland, son of Dr. and' Mrs.
Frank M. Newland; Sharon Pat-
rice Palmer, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. D. B. Palmer; and Rhonda
Lynn Rathwell, daughter of Mr„
and Mrs. Gordon Rathwell,
In the morning • Service the
story of our Lord's Passion was
beautifully presented and with
telling effect by the Choir in
Stainer's Crucifixion.
BOYS SCOUT NEWS
We need $50 to send a Boy
Scout to the Boy Scout Jamboree
in Ottawa. Will you help us by
saving all your pop bottles, cop-
per and iron, to send this boy to
the Jamboree so that he can take
up more scouting for the town of
Clinton?
Ifyou: have any pop bottles or
scrap iron, call L. G. Winter's
Real Estate office. If you can't
help that way, you can buy a
Boy Scout Booster card for 50
cents. This booster card gives
you the privilege of seeing the
Boy Scouts train any place in the
world. It is also a passport to
any Boy Scout or Cub in camp.
The next Boy Scout meeting;
will be on Wednesday, April 8.
(Signed)
-Scoutmaster, Ray Dupuis.
COME ONE --- COME ALL
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OPENING NEW LEGION MEMORIAL HALL
Kirk Street, Clinton
Thurs
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At 8:30 P.M. Sharp
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15 GAMES FOR $1.00 -- $10.00 A GAME
a SPECIAL GAMES --- SHARE -THE -WEALTH
Draw will be made for the Hand Painted Picture that is On
Display in "Skip" Winter's Window
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All Proceeds For The Building Fund
COME AND SEE OUR NEW HALL
yet
The prices are in line with these hand-picked EASTER
SPECIALS. Come and see for yourself.
'41 CHEVROLET COACH, new motor and paint
Exceptionally good value $ /50.00
'41 DODGE COUPE
Lots of good miles at a very low price 375.00
'40 FORD SEDAN
Easy to buy. Economical to drive 550.00
'47 HUDSON HORNET
For the man who wants something better , 950.00
'49 MONARCH SEDAN
Exceptional condition and value 1450.00
TRUCK SPECIALS
'47 WILLYS JEEP, Reduced to sell 550.00
'46 FARGO STAKE
Complete with racks and new licence 950.00
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