HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-06-21, Page 10STEER'S 4111ERTY IS .$HORT ,41VM
--Central press Cansdiau
Just shortly after this steer, was caught trespassing through
the family wash hanging in a Toronto backyard, he was
shot and killed by an employee of the stockyards from which the
animal had escaped. The man entered nearby house, opened
a kitchen window and fired. But before he was killed the 400-
pound steer had bulled its way through a jewelry shop where it
did' several, hundred dollars damage.
Hensall WI Kok
At Grand Bend
.(By our Ifensait: correspondent)
The summer cottage of Mrs.
Cornelius Cook, at Grand Bend,
proved an ideal setting on june.
13, for the anTlillat picnic of the
Bewail Women's Institute,. of
which Mrs, Cook is a member.
Some 30 members and eight child-.
ren enjoyed the. affair.. A picnic
supper was served from tables ar-
ranged :on the lawn. Mrs. A, Sbir,
tray, president, conducted .a brief
business . session during which
plans were .outlined' for :exhibits at
Exeter Fall Fair.
Sports, games and contests were
conducted by Mist, R, Elgie and
Mrs. L. Chapman., Winners in the
elsildrentss• sports events were:.
girls' 50-yard dash, Margie Elgie,
Mary Hann; junior boys'. dash,
Brece Shirray, Craig Chapman,
Wayne Hann; senior boys' dash,
Douglas, Shirray, Gerry Chapman,
Woke Menard'; wheel: barrow race,
Bruce Shirray and Craig Chap-
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'Hunett Field Day Discovers .Ath •InAondesborolParkiEven...
The annual field day for
lett Township schools was held
in Londesboro Community Perk
last Friday, with ten schools
taking part,:
To add to the interest this
year, 1-hillett Township Council
donated a cup for the pupil win-
ning most points, and a medal
to the champion in each age
group. Awards were presented
by Reeve William. Jewitt and
school inspecter Gs G. Gardiner,
Goderich, The afternoon's con-
tests were in charge of the town-
ship teachers.
Champions in the different
sections were: girls, Bonnie Snell,
Shirley Riley, June Dolmage,
Dianne Gardner; boys, Alan
Caldwell, Frank Tares, Gordon
Hoggart, Neil Dolmage.
Results
Boys, seven and under: Running,
Alan Caciwell, SS 11; Paul Cook,
SS 3; David Riley, SS 1. Stand-
ing broad jump, Alan Caldwell;
David Riley; Paul Cook. Running
broad jump, pavid Riley; Taaf
Beaker, SS 8; Arthur McMichael,
SS 11. Standing high jump,
David Riley; Alan Caldwell. Run-
ning high jump, Taaf 'Beaker;
Alan Caldwell; ,Paul Cook.
Champion: Alan Caldwell, -13
points.
Girls, seven and under: Run-
ning, Bonnie Snell, SS 10; Freda'
Goldsworthy, SS 5; Elaine Dale,
SS , 1. Standings broad jump,
Bonnie Snell; Gerry Gerritts, SS
12; Freda Goldsworthy. Running
broad jump, Linda Nott, SS 1;
Winne Bylsma, SS 7; Bonnie
Snell. Running high jump, Bon-
nie Snell; Frances Blacker, SS
12; Gerry Gerritts. Softball
throw, Frances Blacker; Linda
Little, SS 8; Laura Daer, USS 5.
Champion: Bonnie Snell, .16
points.
Nine and Under
Audrey
Girls, nine and under: Running,
Duizer, SS 10; Elaine De
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il•oiter, SS 10; Jane .Kolliman,
USS 2. Standing broad jump,
Shirley Riley, _S$, 1; Audrey
Duizer; .binda, Railer. Run-
ping broad jump, Shirley Riley,
Audrey Puizer; Elizabeth Cart-
er, SS 1, Standing high jump,
Shirley Riley; Audrey Duizer.
Running high jump, Shirley. nu-
ey; Deanna Dale, SS 3; Janice
Jewitt, SS 3, Softball throw,
Deanna Pale; Audrey Duizer;
Janice Wright, S$
Champion; Shirley Riley, 15
points, •
Boys, nine and under; Running
race, John Arthur, USS 5; Frank
:Tares, SS 8; Tony Verburg, SS
8, Standing broad jump, Bill
Thompson, SS. 11; Frank Taras;
John Saundercock, $$ 8. Run-
ning broad jump, Frank Taras;
Tony Verburg; Jake De Ruyter,
SS 10. Running high jump,
Frank Tarns; Bill Thompson;
David Scanlon, SS 11. Softball
throw, John Arthur; Frank Tare
as; Bill Thompson,
Champion: Frank Tares, 14
points.
11 And lIrniler
Girls, 11 and under: Running,
Jean Dolmage, SS 3; Marie Van-
baaren, SS 5; Nancy Caldwell,
SS 11. Standing broad jump,
June Dolrnage, SS 3; Marie Van-
baaren; Nancy Caldwell, Run-
ning broad jump, June Dolmage;
Marie Riley, SS 1 .; Laura Hog-
gart, SS 3. Running high jump,
June Dolmage; Nancy Caldwell;
Marie Riley. Softball ;throw,
Reta Flynn, SSS 2; June Dol-
mage; Toni Duizer, SS 10.
Champion: June Dolmage, 23
points.
136ys, 11 and under: Running,
John Tares, SS 8; Gordon Hoge
gart, SS 3; Koos Verberg, SS 8.
Standing. broad jinni)) Koos Ver-
berg; Gordon Hoggart; John Tar-
as. Running broad jump, -dor-
don Hoggart; John Taras; KooS
Verberg. Standing high jump,
Gordon Hoggart; John Tares.
Running high jump, Gordon
Hoggart; John Taras; Koos Ver-
berg. Softball throske, Gordon
Hoggart; John Tares; Tom Mc-
Lean, SS 12.
Champion: Gordon Hoggart,
23 pdints.
12 and Over
Girls, 12 and over: Running,
Margo Grange, USS 5; Dianne
Gardner, SS 1; Bonnie Thomas-
on, SS 8. Standing broad jump,
Dianne Gardner; Bonnie Thom-
ason; Carol Fowler, SS 1. Run-
ning broad jump, Dianne Gard-
ner; Bonnie Thomason; Teresa
Bylsma, SS 7. Standing high
jump, Dianne Gardner; Bonnie
Thomason. Running high jump,
Dianne Gardner; Margaret Mer-
rill, SS 12; Bonnie Thomason.
Softball throw, Bonnie Thomas-
on; Margaret Merrill; „ Helen
Johnston, SS 10.
Champion: Dianne Gardner, 18
points.
Boys, 12 and over; Running!
Neil Dolrnage, SS .3; John De
Ruyter, SS 1Q; Edward Daer,
USS 5, Standing broad jump,
Harvey Carter, SS 5; Ross Cart-
er, SS 5; Neil Dolmage. Run-
ning, broad jump, John De Ruy
ter.; Herbert Fangrathl, SS 7;
Neil Dolmage. Standing high
jump, Neil Dolmage; John, De
Ruyter. Running high jiunp,
Herbert Fangrath; Neil Dolmage;
John De Ruyter, Softball throw,
orris Grimoldsby, SS 3; Barry
Young, SS 9; E d w era Daer,
USS 5.
Champion: Neil Dolmage, 15
points.
Relay race, Neil Dolmage, Gor-
don Hoggart, Morris CirimoldshY,
June Dolmage, Edward Daer, Ed-
ward Leatherland, John Arthur,
Margo Grange, Ralph Postma,
Dianne Gardner, Evert Hessels,
Harry Kraesen.
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Fall Fair Dates
Bayfield-Sept. 26, 27
(Centennial Year)
BlythSept. 18-19
Brussels-Sept. 27, 28
Dungannon-Sept; 27
Exeter-Sept. 19, 20
Kincardine--Sept. 20, 21
Kirkten-Sept. 27, 28
taistowel-Sept. 24, 25
Lucknow-Sept 25, 26
London-Sept 10-15
(Western Fair)
Meaford-Sept. 21, 22
Mitchell-Sept. 25, 26
Palmerston-00. 1, 2
Parkhall-Sept. 21
St. Marys-Sept. 6, 7
Seaforth-Sept 20, 21
Stratford-Sept 17-19
Teesvvater-Ont. 2, 3
Toronto-Aug. 24-Sept. 6
(Canadian National)
Toronto-Nov. 9-17
• (Royal Winter)
Wiarton-Sept. 14, 15
Zurich-Sept 24, 25
Local Market
HENSALL COMMUNITY SALE
• Thursday, June 14
Weaning pigs, $9 to $12; chunks,
$13 to $18; feeders, $25 to $35;
sows, $50 to $80;
Holstein cows, $150 to $175;
Durham cows, $125 to $150; Hol-
stein calves, $12 to $20; Durham
calves, $20 to $40; grass cattle,
$75 to $100.
500 pigs were sold, and 50 head
of cattle and calves.
4-H Club Tour
To Niagara Falls
Planned; July 17
A train trip to Niagara Falls
and to Queens:ton Park is being
planned this year by the 4-H Club
Leaders' association, and it is ex-
pected that over 500 members and
leaders will take the trip on July
17. '
The schedule is made up for
the train to. leave Goderich by
CNR at 6 in the morning, reach-
ing Clinton 25 minutes later. At
6.40 the train will be in Seaforth
and will leave Mitchell, at 7.01 a.m.
After arrival in St, Catherines
at 10.10 the group will enter bus-
es, and 'visit points of interest in
that area, arriving at Brock's
monument, Queenston' at 12 noon,
where lunch brought from home
will be eaten.
Buses will take the 4-H group
to Fort St. George, "Table Rock
and the floral clock at Niagara
Falaa, From 2.45 to 4 p.m. a tour
will be taken at Ontario Hydro
Plant, the hydraulic control gates,
parks and historic sites at Niag-
ara Falls. A chicken dinner will
be purchased there, and members
are asked to bring $1.25 per plate
for this Meal.'
mart; .Gerry Chapman and Doug--
14$ Shirray; Wayne Rath and:.
Ricky Menard; three-legged race,
Bruce, Shirray and Craig Chap,..
man; Gerry Chapman and Doing;
Shirray, Wayne Hag* and TUchy
Menard, sack race, Douglas Shir- •
ray and Gerry Chapman,
A number of prizes were award,
ed Institute members for ditgeren*.:
contests, and ten prizes for
were won during the everli1V.,1Y11136.
C, Cook -won .the prize for having,,,
a birthday nearest date of picnic, .
Mrs,. Myrtle - Thon, BaslcatOens.,
Sesk„ won the lucky chair prize •
Mrs. B. Sproat„ Ifensall, assisted;
the hostess,
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HOLMESVILLE „........ .
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Lobb
family, Clinton; Mr, and
Lyle Docking and family, .Staffg,.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Lobb 444.
Clintonfamily,. Mr. and Mrs.,
Harold Lobb and family, Bruce-.
field; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Elitnville, called at the home et
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hohnes4.-
ville, last Sunday.
The trip from the Falls will be
by train, arriving in Mitchell at
10.10, at Seaforth at 10.30; Clanton
at 10.45 and at Goderich at 11.10
p.m.
Those wising to go are .asked
to buy their train tickets by July
4, and they are available from the
the Club Leaders. All members
are expected to .wear their 4-H
sweaters, and new, members will
be able to purchase these on the
train for $1.25. For older mem-
bers who wish to buy a new
sweater the cost will be $2.75.
Born February 25, 1956
Breeder: JACK BUDD, Belleville, Mich.
' His seven nearest , dams average:
Fat .. 365d .. 1047.30
Milk 25903.00
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
We are looking to the future and with this in mind we have
purchased a Holstein Bull calf for use in our Uint. He will not be
ready for service for nearly a year. Following is his four generation.
pedigree. Where else could you get such type & production backing?
'Budd Farm Royal Prince
BUDD FARM MASTER ACE
1186187
"Very Good"
"His sire's dam has over 200,000
lbs. milk and his. own dam com-
pletes five generations of 100,000
lb. cows."
A prospect for Ex.
BUDD FARM PRINCESS
"Very Good" 3414102
Fat 363d 2y 740.10
Milk (3X-3. 9%) 18939,00
Fat 305d 2y 660,00
(Michigan State Leader)
:Milk. 3X-3. 9% 17086.00
Fat 365d 3y 702.00
Milk (3X-SA) 19761.00
Now making her best record as
a 4 yr. old. A maternal sister
to .-- Erindale Laux. DIM Flora
H. T. Record
rat 365d 7y 1013.10
Milk (2X-11%) 24462.00
Erindale Dunloggin Betty
Fat 365d 4y 735.90
Milk (3X) 20231.00
MINNOW CREEK RODEE
1066305
5 A R daughters
4 from 422 to 740 lbs.
Budd Farm Princess "VG"
Fat 363d' 2y 740.10
Milk (3X-3.9%) 18939.00
Erhulale Rodee Annabelle
Fat 3654 2y 554.80
Milk (2X-4.4%) 12720.00
5 H T daughters
1. with 647 lbs,
Budd Farm Re Sarah
Fat 338d 2y 647.50
Milk (3X-3.7%) 17290.0
ERINDALE DUNLOGGIN
ANNA 2265454
"Excellent" - 95 points HT rec.
365d-13y--3X-33900-4.4%- 1487,0,
A R Record's:
3654-11y---3X-33198-4.5%- 1479.4
3654-91/2 y-3X-27397-4.0%- 1088 3
365d-8y-3X-25799-4,2% - 1076.4
"Highest living fat producer in
N. America. The only "E" cow
with over 1400E-Produced a total
of 5131.1F in 4 lactations, a Na-
tional record; Well over 100,000-
M." 3 tested daughters (see left),
LAUXMONT MASTER
COLANTHA 982921
11 H T daughters:
ERINDALE LADY LAUXMONT
2544959
H T Records:
365d-12y---3X-33343-4.0%- 1362.0
365d-81/2 y-3X-28076-3.8%- 1078.2
365d-7y-3X-24712-3.9% - 958.2
A R Records:
365d-51/4 y-3X-27375-3.8%- 1048.4
365d-91/2 y-3X-25046-3.9%- 980.3
365d-4y---3X-24340-3.8%- 929.2
Lifetime over 200000M 7500F
LAUXMONT ROSELAD
DELLA 730631
2 A R daughters
With 694 and 941 lbs.
3 H T daughters
1 with, 837 lbs.
2 with 629 and 733 lbs.
ESSEX DANDY ANNA
1575228
H T Records:
365d-41/2 y-3X-17206-3.7% - 641.2
365(1-3y- 3X-15411- 558.6
365d-2y-3X-15906- 550.8
"Has' over 100,000-M."
PABST ROAMER "E-GM"
859213
Leading Honor List Sire, 1948
All-Amer. "Get", 1950, 1952
Res. A-A "Get", 1949, 1951
11 "Excellent" Offspring
4 Gold Medal Proven Sons
151 A R Daughters
25 from 800 to 1020 lbs,
MINNOW CREEK EDEN
DELIGHT "E" 2494802
Sold for $8500 at 14 yrs.
H T Records:
365d-101/2 y-2X-26682-4.6%- 1218.4
331d-91/2 y-2X-24277-4.6%- 1117.1
278d-12y-2X-22690-4.4%- 1010.0
(Will finish close to 1200)
A B. Records: 365
365d-7y-2X-26975-4.2% - 1123.9
(For National Fat Record)
365d-6y-2X-23344-13% - 1002.3
Only cow with 5 1000E 2x Recs.
DUNLOGGIN ORMSBY
PRINCE 787143
1 A R daughter
With. 1479 lbs.
3 H T daughters
2 with881 and 1487 lbs.
DUNLOGGIN DUCHESS ANNA
"D" 2017792
365d-lly-3X-25627-3,7%- 941.4
805d-11y-3X-22859- 824,1
H T Records:
312d-13y-3X-20634-11% - 837,1
349d-14y---3X-21845-3.8% - 834.2
336d-12y-3X-19435-3.8% - 747.8
"Has over 100,000M after lly
and still producing at 17,"
5 tested thus, 3 from 922-
(see above) 1487
BUDD FARM LAUXMONT
MASTER 1125174
1 H T daughter
Bud Farm Mistress Bonnie
Fat at 21/2 y 628.00
Milk 13660.00
DUNLOGGIN DUCHESS ANNA
2017792
"Excellent"-94 points _
365d-11y-3X-25627-3.7% - 941.4
305d-11y-3X-22859- - 824,1
H T Records:
312d-13y-3X-20634-4.1% - 837.1
349d-14y-3X-21845-3.8% - 834.2
'336d-12y3X-19435-3.8% - 747.8
"Has over 100000M after 11y &
still producing at 17."
All on 3 quarters.
5 tested daughters
Erindale Dunloggin Anna "E"
(see below)
Erindale Lauxmont Dun. Jewel
365d-6y-3X-28383- - 997.0
365d-7y-3X-19295-4.4% - 840.6
Erindale Dun. Duchess Edna 'VG'
349d-91/2 y-3X-21.918-4.2%- 922.2
365d-7y-2X-21723-3.9 % - 842.4
In service we have well proven bulls and promising young bulls.
We recommend using the young bulls quite a bit the first few months
they are in service and then sparingly until their offspring from this
early use are old enough to measure their worth.
For gerviee or 'more information call collect to:
CLINTON - HU. 2-3441. - between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.
25-b. vismeniime