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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-03-22, Page 10EYE TO ALL DOG OWNERS AND HARBOURERS OF DOGS - WITHIN THE• LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: Dog licenses are due and payable on March 1 of each year and we have instructed the Police Department to im- pound any and An dogs running at large without a license tag. Because of the occurrence of RABIES in animals reported within 1.00 miles of Clinton, it is extremely important that all dogs be tagged. Captured dogs will be held for 48 hours and if not claimed and license and impounding fees paid within the above named time; any dog so held will be destroyed. And Further Take Notice that according to a Town By- 'Law, any dogs found running at large during the months of May, June and July may be destroyed. And further' take notice that any dog running at large without a, tag, licensed by the Town, may be destroyed during -any month of the year. Impounding fees shall be $3 plus keep at the rate of 25 cents per day in addition to prosecution., for not having a •lieense. By Order, W. J. MILLER, Mayor, Town of Clinton 11-12-13-b TOWN OF CLINTON ainainaramir 1 Riley's Grocery TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND MANY FRIENDS: Starting March 31, our store will be, ,open Friday and Saturday Nights of each week throughout the summer months. Weekend Specials FRESH WEI N ERS • per lb, 29c FRESH SMALL PORK SAUSAGE per lb. 45c BOLOGNA,--Fresh-Sliced or itl the Piece .„, lb, 23c FRESH koArr BEEF per lb. 49c OROUNO BEEP per lb. 39c CHEESE-WHIZ--Large Sic Phone 39 - Free Delivery PAGE, TEN .C.101,NTON IS.,11,M#RE.C9.4.17 T,F1U1iSPAY, .MARCIff 22, 1-956' Colts Still Going, Win Last Night County Fruit crrower$' Executive -H Grain Corn Club Formed ►t Goderich; Eight At Exeter • Exeter 4-H Corn Club is spon- sored by the townies agricultural society, and lead by Kenneth Hern, Andrew Dixon and Carfrey Cann, Exeter, President is. Hugh. Rundle, Ra 3, Exeter; vice-presi- dent, Tom Triebner, RR 1, Exe-, ter; secretary, Bob Galloway, RR 1, Creditors; press reporter, Got- don Strang, RR 1, Hensel. The South Huron 4-H Sugar Beet Club will be lead by William Dougall, Exeter, Howick and Turnbeiiy In Gorrie Community Hall a meeting was held to form the four clubs of that area: Howick 4-H Calf Club, sponsored by Howick Agricultural Society, Club leaders are John Strong and W. F. Campbell, RR 1, ,Gorrie. President, Bob Strong, RR 1, Gor- rie; vice-president, David Stein- acker, Fordwich; secretary, Terry Strong, RR 1, Gorrie; press re- porter, Mary Johnston, RR 1, Gor- rie. Howick 4-H Swine Club, spon- sored by Howick Agricultural So- ciety. Club leaders are William. Austin and Irving Toner, RR 1, Gorrie. Howick 4-H Grain Club, spon- sored by Howick Junior Farmers, Club leaders are Ron McMichael and George Adams, Wroxeter; President, Jim Renwick, Clifford; vice-president, Gordon Scott, RR 1, Clifford; secretary, Bill Mulvey, RR 1, Wroxeter; press reporter, Wayne Woods, RR 1, Woodham, Turnberry 4-H Calf Club, spoil- sored by Turnberry Federation of Agriculture. Club leaders are George Underwood and'Don Fort- une, RR 1, Wingham. President, Ian Mundell, RR 1, Bluevale; vice- president, John Mundell, RR 1, Bluevale; secretary, Gail Shaw, RR 1, 'Wingham; press reporter, Doug Fischer. `Brussels 4-H Calf Club will be sponsored by the East Huron Ag- ricultural Society. Club leaders Facing elimination last' night Clinton Colts came through in championship style by trouncing Kineardine 13-5 thus assuring themselves of another series in the WOAA homebrew playoffs. There was no doubt as to the outcome of the 'game 'last eveeing, as Clinton outscored their oppos., iti,on 8-0 in the first period and by the end of the second had un their margin to an overwhelming 12-0 Count. Bob Garori was top man in the scoring department with four, Hartley and MeEwan each scored. twice, Edgar, Strong, K. Colquhoun, M. Colquhoun and lelaely one each. Kincardine. broke Don Denom- pee's, bid for a shut-out in the fin- al period scoring five times when the Colts were content to take things easy. Bell connected twice, single goals went to A. Wilson, Burnside 'and Zold. It was a very clean game with only 10 penalties. "Danny" Col- quhoun was given a 10 minute misconduct in the second period for protesting a interference pen- alty too strenuously. CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, March 22 5.30-6.30 p.m: - RCAF Public School Skating. 4.30-5.30 p.m. - Clinton Public School' FREE SKATING - sponsored by Ruby and Bill's Snack Bar and Bartliff's Bak- ery. - Friday, March 23 7.00 p.m. - Kinsmen Pee Wee Hockey Playoffs. Saturday, March 24 11.15 a,m.-12.45-AdaStral Park. 1.00-2.30 p.m.-FREE SKATING: Clinton, RCAF 'and Rural Public School Children-spon- sors:, Clinton Lions Club. '3.00-4.30 p.m.--Public. Skating. 8.15-10.00 p.m.-Public Skating - For Further Schedule Contact Howard Brunsdon or the Arena. Kineaxdine: goal, R. EMMerton; defence, B. Bell, R, Pym; centre, T. Fulford; wings, H. Connell, J, Zold; subs, J, Burnside, E. Ybung, B. Wail, J, Wilson, M. Pollard; sub-goal, W. MacDonald. Clinton: goal, Don Denomme, de- fence, Elliott, Counter; centre, Hartley; wings, Hardy, Garen,: subs, McEwan, Edgar, -M. Colqu- houn, X. Colquhoun, .Carter, Strong. First Period 1-Clinton, Germ (Hartley, Han- ly) 1.43 2-Clinton, Caron (Edgar) 2.13 3-Clinton, Garon (Hartley) 4.45 4-Clinton, X. Colquhoun 5.25 5-Clinton, Garon (Counter) 10.- 43 6-Clinton, 11/feEWarr (Edgar, M. Colquhoun) 13.00 7-Clinton, Hartley (Elliott) 15.- 30 8-Clinton, MeEwan (Edgar) 17.- 15 Penalties: Carter (holding); A. Wilson (holding)-; Bell (interfer- ence. Second Period 9-Clinton, Hanly (Strong, Coun- ter) 13.55 10-Clinton, M. Colquhoun (Mc- Ewan) 14.53 11-Clinton, Hartley (Counter) 16.25 12-Clinton, Strong (Edgar, Mc- Ewan) 18.20 Penalties: Edgar (holding); El- liott (elbowing); K, Colquhoun (holding plus 10 twin. misconduct). Third, Period 13-Xincardine, A. Wilson (H. 'Connell) 1.30 14-Kincardine, Burnside (Young, Zold) 4.35 15-Kincardine, Bell (Pollard, Wil- son) 6.10 16-Clinton, Edgar (MeEwan) 7,55 17-Kincardine, Zold (Burnside) 9.17 18-Kincardine, Bell (A. Wilson) 14.30 Penalties: Counter (hooking); Elliott (roughing); Fulford (rough- ing); A. Wilson (slashing). KINCARDINE 8 CLINTON 6 With the entire team completely off form, Clinton Colts went down to a stunning 8-6 defeat at the hands of Kincardine on Monday night. It was serious loss as it puts the local club in the position of having to win on Wednesday night or be eliminated from fur- ther play. Colts dominated' the play for • • • most of the game but Emmerton in the. Kincardine twine was in top form and that, combined with an extra share Of luck was just too much for the Clinton team. Some sort of record must have been broken in the game as, the Colts hit the goal post more times than' could be counted. Several times the puck bounced off Ithe post two or three times on the same play. Kincardine scored the first goal in the first minute of the game when Bell's shot from just outside the red line glanced off Tom Col- quhoun's' shoulder into the top corner of the net. Clinton came back with two goals to go in front, only to have the northern team click for three and take the lead that they never relinquished. Colts narrowed, the margin in the sec- ond, outscoring the home team 2-1, but in the last period Kin- cardine rallied for the win. Clinton: goal, Gernian, defence, Counter, T, Colquhoun; centre, Hartley; wings, Hanly Garon; subs, McEwan, Edgar, 'M. Col- quhoun, Strong, Carter, Elliott, sub-goal, Derromme. Kincardine: goal, Emmerton; de- fence, Bell, Young, J. Wilson, Wall, Pym; forwards, A. Wilson, Ful- ford, Connell, Zold,operbes, Burn- side, T. Wilsoneeelubflgoal, Mac- Donald. First Period 1-Kincardine, Bell .42 2--Clinton, Edgar (McEwan) 6.00 3-Clinthre Hartley (Edgar) 12.- 46 4-Kincardine, Zold (Burnside) - 14.32 5-Kincardine, Forbes (Zold, Burnside) 17,32 6-Kincardine, Forbes (Zold) 19.06 Penalties: Forbes, Wall, Hanly, T. Colquhoun. Second Period 7-Clinton, Hartley, .50 8-Kincardine, A. Wilson (Ful- ford) 12.19 9-Clinton, M. Colquhtun (Me- Ewan, Elliott) 19.40 Penalties; Pym, J. Wilson, Bell. Third Period 10-Kincardine, A. Wilson (Ful- ford, Connell) 1.51 11-Kincardine, Bell (Cornell) 6.52 12-Clinton, Garon (Hartley) 10.- 43 13-Kincardine, Connell, 18.37 14-Clinton, MeEwan (Edgar, El- • liott) 1.8.56 Penalties: Wilson (4 min.); M. Colquhoun, (4 min.); Edgar, Burn- side, Counter. Referees': Gillespie and White, both of Owen Sound. NOTICE SERVICE STATIONS FOR RENT by Major Oil Company. Excellent Opportunity Apply H1 O. Free SEAFORTH Phone Seaforth 366 12-tfb Bell Telephone Carries Out ' Pupil Instruction Preparations for the opening of Clinton's dial telephone exchange --the first in Hureh County.-are becoming more intense this week as the date for the changeover draws closer, At about 2 am. on Sunday, April 15, the present manual ex- change will be cut out of service and the dial system will be plac- ed in operation. Meanwhile, an intensive cam- paign has been launched to ac- quaint telephone users with use of the dial system so that the change- over can be carried out smoothly, School children are among the first to receive instruction in the use of the dial telephone. Bell personnel started this week to visit all schools in the exchange area with a dial demonstration kit which they used to explain the use of the dial. A similar pro- gram will be carried out in the high school in April. Bell traffic department employ- ees will call homes and offices dur- ing the weeks prior, to the change- over to make certain that all have mastered the technique of using the dial. Each person called will be asked to place a test call, and the various service. codes will be explained to him. A dial demonstration display will be set up in Beattie's Furnit- ure Store, on Albert Street, on April 5. It will include two "live dial telephones with which Bell girls will explain the workings of dial service to persons visiting the premises. 4-1h4,4-44-41-4,4 .4-6 +4-* 4-44-, Last week the first 4-H Club to be formed at Goderich was organ- ized in Goderich District Collegiate Institute, with 1.5 members making up the Grain, Corn Club. Preei, dent is James Black, Dungannon; vice-president, Gordon Baxter, RR 2, Goderich; ,seeretaryAreasurer, Keith. Finnigan, RR 2, Auburn; press reporter, Gerald Walter, RR 1, Goderich, Leader is Jim Ston- er, agriculture teacher at GDa. Members of the Grain Corn Club include Douglas. Feagan, RR 1, Goderich; Donald Young and Ger- ald Dobie, RR 3, Auburn; Law- rence Black and Bob Ellis, RR 1, Port Albert; Richard Harrison, RR 1, Bayfield; Paul Linklater, RR 5, Goderich; Mac McDonald, RR 2, Goderich; ,Thomas• Morris, RR 5, Saltford; Bill Anderson and Harold Raithby, RR, 1, Auburn; Sid De Haan, RR 3, Blyth. 8 Zxeter Clubs Eight qubs were formed at a joint meeting in South Huron Dist- rict High School, Exeter. The Hensall Kinsmen 4-H White Bean Club, will have Bill Mickle, John ,Tliompson and William. Row- eliffe, Hensall, as leaders. The Zurich 4-I-I Calf Club, spon- sored by the agricultural society there, will be lead by Anson Mc- Kinley and Herbert Klopp, RR 1, Zurich, along with Carl Oestreich- er, Dashwood. The Exeter Kinsmen 4-H Poultry Club also was 'organized. Leaders of the Exeter 4-H Grain Club will be Harry Strang, RR 1, Hensall and Douglas May, RR 1, Centralia, sponsored by the South Huron Junior Farmers Association. The president is Lorne Ballantyne, RR 3, Exeter; vice-president, Tom Hern, RR 1, Woodham; secretary; Barry Jeffrey, RR 3, Exeter; press reporter, Edward Skinner, RR 1, Centralia. Exeter 4-H Beef Calf Club, spon- sored by the agricultural society of the town, will be lead by Harold Hern, RR 2, Hensall and Winston Seapton, RR 1, Exeter, President, Murray Dawson, Hensall; vice- president, Alan Rundle, Exeter; secretary, Marion May, RR 1, Cen- tralia; press reporter, Bill Ether- ington, RR 1, Hensall. Exeter 4-H Dairy Calf Club, sponsored by the agricultural so- ciety there is lead by Ross Mar- shall, RR 1, Kirkton and Howard Pym, RR 1, Centralia. President, Jim Etherington, RR, 1, Hensall; viee-president, Tom Hern, RR 1, Woodham; secretary, Edward Hern, RR 1, Woodham; press re- porter, Marilyn Marshall, RR 1, Kirkton. Among those receiving honors from the Toronto Conservatory of Music were Carolynne Selene, who passed grade 5; Margaret Smillie, grade 7. They are daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Srnillie, Hensall, -Mrs. Williams, Zurich, who while visiting with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dougall, had ethe misfortune to suffer a fall, is very poorly at South Huron Hospital, Exeter. WI Meets Citizenship and Education was the theme of the March meeting of Hensall Women's Instithte. Rev. Mr. McLeod, Kippen, gave the address. He stated that edu- cation comes, through experience. Contrasts were noted in the edu- cational facilities of pioneer days and of today. The speaker said we need to be critical of education- al influences in our country. Irish songs were enjoyed by the members. Miss Lammie as accom- panist. Two violin number's by Jarvis Horton added to the pro- gram.- Election of officers will take place at April meeting. Mrs, R. Y. McLaren will be convener. (Intended for last reek) The annual birthday party of the' Women's Missionary Society of the United Church will be held in the church auditorium on March 16. Guest speaker will be Miss Grace Patterson, Thamesford, re- turned missionary from India. When disaster strikes your Can- adian Red Cross is there doing the things you would like to do for those who need help. are Laurie Black end Jim Smith,. RR 2, Brussels,. President, Ron Smith, RR 2, Brussels; vice-presi- dent, Don Hemingway, RR, 3, Brus- sels; secretary, Peter Hemingway, RR 3, Brussels; press rePerter): Peter Shaw, RR. 1, Ethel, 'There were 26 members signed. Brussels 4-H Swinel Club will be sponsored by the Brussels Lions Club, Leaders are Bill Turnbull, RR 2, Brussels, and Jim Arm, strong, Brussels. President, Wil- • lis Knight, RR. 3, Hrussels; vice- president, Harmon Brodhagen, 2, Brussels; secretary, .Donna Smith, RR 2, Brussels; press re- - porter, Marion Turnbull, RR 2, Brussels. Nine members in this'. . club. 4c a word, minimum 750 Goderich Pavilion dancing. Sat- urday nights, Don Downs and his. orchestra, Wednesday night s, Clarence Petrie's Night Hawks. 6-tfIi Thursday, IVIarch 22-Bingo, Lee - gion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,.. Clinton, commencing at 8,30 p.m.; 15 regular games for $5.00; three special share-the-wealth games; $54.00 jackpot on 54 numbers, in- eluded in all the share-the-wealth games; one special game for- $25.00. Admission: 15 regular games for 50c; special games 15c, 2 for 25c, 5 for 50c. An evening of fun for all bingo players. 11-12-h, Friday, March 23-Euchre and.; Dance, in Varna Township Hall. Sponsored by the CP & T Coin- rnittee of the Rebekah and Odd-- fellow lodges, Clinton. Hank- Norris' Orchestra, Everyone, Welcome. 11-12-b March 27-28 - Canada Packers Cooking School, Public School auditorium. 8 p.m. Valuable prizes) grand prize, 1Vfixnaastet., Admission 50e, Sponsors: Clinton Chapter OES. 12-x Be on hand for a good time at Mitchell's Crystal Palace Ball- room on Friday night, with Clar- ence Petrie's Night Hawks. 9-10-11-12-b Top men in . the executive of Herron; County's oldest farm organization, the Huron County Fruit Growers Association, are (left to right), William McGuire, Bayfield; past president; Fraser Stirling, Bayfield, newly elected president; and Lorne Woods, Lucknow, vice-president, (News-Record Photo) PHONE S17 taste PREVIEW PLUSH'BUNNIES- ' 25c, 1.49, 1.95, 4.95 EASTER BUNNY CART 69c CHICK CHICK-pure Easter egg colour- 2 pkgs. 25c SERVIETTES-30 Easter Napkins PARTY TABLE COVERi--(40x40) (Plus 4 Napkins) • TABLE COVER (54x96) 39c 25c 25t BUNNY BASKETS , 5c, 10c, 15c, 19c, 29c, 35c, 65c EASTER GREETING CARDS-by Coutts-Hallmark and Rustcraft McEwan's Gift and Stationery Store ,...1110,10 0.404.444`44••••••••••• NEW - FOR - EASTER Men's Suits See our showing of men's quality Suits to give you a smart appearance this Easter: Stop In Today! PRICED FROM „ - .......... $39 0 MEN'S WOOL. and CASHMERE Topcoats Value Priced At Only $39.50 1311:rmoR5 HATS - 'FORSYTH SHIRTS Herman's Men's Wear CLINTON isiAroroA.A.A.A.6•A.Ai•nAidroolooriAMAAAANAmmAni., R. N. Alexander, at the Seed Plant he Londesboro, will be cleaning, Registered Rodney Oats from March 19 to Martel `23, so will be unable to accept any grain for cleaning until after March 23. However, appointments may be made to have grain cleaned after March 23. R. N. Alexander SEED CLEANING Londesboro Phone Clinton 80303 12-b "NO MAN IS AN ISLAND . . ,:" NOT ICE NO man lives, alone daily life brings him in eon.- tact with many factors that el'eate danger and, financial mere-elides that's why INSURANCE spells eeeinity. H ILHARTLEY Canada, Life Assurance COMpany Phone 4S4W Clinton Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and family spent the weekend in De- troit, Mich. William Henry who underwent an operation in Victoria Hospital, London, returned home Saturday. Wildred Mousseau, Hensall, has been appointed inspector of warble fly spraying for Hay Township, duties to commence April 2. Carol Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, won two seconds in the under 12 section in piano with marks of 88 and 84, at the Stratford Kiwanis Music Fest- ival. Ng, For Dependable Repairs TO ALL 'MAKES OF TV, RADIO and APPLIANCES CALL alai, and c5e%trice News of Herod Correspondent - MRS. M. REDDEN Phone Hensall 5 TIRES ON TIME! NEED NEW TIRES? PAY AS YOU DRIVE! Good driving days are ahead. Go, safely on new tires. Convenient terms. EXAMPLE: Total cost new tires $100.00 You pay on delivery 20.00 Balance 6 payments of ' 15.21 YOU CAN ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE . ENGINE JOB ON THE SAME TERMS. Accessories Specials '54-55 Olds. or Buick RADIO $80.00 Reg. price $140.00-NOW '54-55 Chev., Olds., Buick, Pontiac WINDSHIELD WASHER $10 00 Reg% Price $13.00-NOW '55 Chev. TURN SIGNALS Reg. Price $20.00-NOW ...... ..,$1 5.09 '55 Chev. BACK-UP LIGHTS Reg. Price $18.00-NOW ..... .. $9 0 These ore installed prices, Offer good for limited tin'ie only, Let us WASH WAX YOUR CAR this week- end. Ee • smart, for Sunday! LORNE BROWN MOTORS VD. CHEVROLET oLDsmoatLe PHONE 367 Ars CLINTON