Clinton News-Record, 1957-03-21, Page 9REAL -ESTATE BROKER
DWELLINGS,—
CLINTON, ONT.
FARMS=--
105 ACRES—Good bank barn, 65'x50' and 30'x30' hen house for 500 hens, Pressure systerri•in
both barn and liaise; good fences; land well tiled; ten acres bush; cement silo. Eight-rooin
house, coal furnace, bath. Immediate possession. Mortgage can be, arrailied:' .$13,500.00.
rive miles from Clinton- On township road.
100 ACRES—On 1-lighway 4,, near Clinton. $12,500.00. .Fight-root. house, four bedreonis, insul-
ated.lA "Banarn 55'x50' in good shape. Two-tar garage, Implement shed. Separate .hen`
house: New fences. Well tiled. Part of farm natuftl. drained. Good bladl5 loam and clay
loam. Reasonable ducat payment will be accepted, mortgage can be arranged for the balance,
155 ACRES—Eight nbb1rn Intuit Brick; three-piece bath: full cellar, 50'x55'- barn. Five Mlles
160 ACRES--,-Nine-roorn Solid Brick, 521'65' barn, Drive shed and hen )imise, 86yeri miles
'froth , Clinton. $2 500.0Y down.
1.1* Acnus—Eight-rOolli Ironse. Clbse to school. New ,barn. Priced'rensbnable, Farming
equipment included: if desired, -
Insurance and Real Estate
EIGHT ROOM-2 Storey Brick Veneer on Townsend Street,- plaster finish, hardwood'ttinn ample
closet spade, 3-piece bath up, 2-piece 'down, full cellar, coal furriaCe, garage. This property
is in,excellent 'condition.
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$1,000;00-9,Roorn• 11/2-'Storey Stucco Home, 2 blocks froin main street, 4.bedrooms, 3-piece bath
up and 2-plece down. Modern kitchen, spacious living room and den, sun Porch and, garage.
Coal tar•nacea,„ • •
$9,090.09:-2 Storey Solid 'Brick, now divided into four separate ,kitchen-sitting room-one bedroom
apartment, two baths,- one up and one down,, new' oil furnace, laundry room, garage and
small barn'. These are good apartments- and are always rented. Mortgage can he arranged.
Suitable for small family or retired couplewith income from the, other three apartments.
$4,750.00-11/2 Storey Insul Brick, Eight Room House. 3 bedrooms and 'bath.': up; coal furnace. '
Owner -desirous oemoVing to smaller house.
-EIGHT ROOM FRAME HOUSE-3-piece bath, four bedrooms, built-in cupboards, coal furnace,
economical to heat;" garage; 14 'acre of land, extra building lot. Terms can Ile arranged at
reasonable interest rate. -
ONE STOREY, FIVE ROOM Cement Block Cottage, two bedrooms, kitchen,_ living
bath. Lot has 65' frontage and 130' depth. Built-in, cupboards in kitchen, and
throughout' Priced reasonable for quick sale.
$500.00 DOWN PAYMENT—Mortgage arranged. -Seven-room
opted; tile floors throughout. Oil - furhace.
SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS—all in select residential areas.
THREE BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE. in Iltalmesville. Three-piece bath.
dining room down. Garage. Good cellar. Furnace,
1% STOREY Insul Brick Frame House. Separate apartment with' all lfaeilities.
nace, Mortgage can be arranged,
TWO BEDROOM Wartime House on James' Street, Clinton,
FOUR BEDROOM Central Mortgage House.
SMALL FARMS
ONE ACItEL 11/z Storey Insul Brick and Garage; two bedrooms; bath; liVing room andmodern
kitchen. $4,500.00. Just 'outside town limits, •
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12 ACRES-7 Room Insul Brick, 2% miles from Clinton on highway. 24x40 hank barn,'„.12g16
hen house. $5,750.00. • • •• •
1.1% ACRES-1.% Storey Instil Brick, now rented as 2 separate, apartmenis, bath Alp and'down,
Oa' furnace. Small barn. One mile from Clinton on highway. Mortgage can,be arranged.
THREE ACRES—One mile from Clinton, On N. 4 •lighway. Seven room brick. Twe bedrOoms
and bath up. Modern kitchen, dotible living room. „Heavy duty wiring: 30'x50' barn, ,sep,
;crate hen house; One-car garage, Terms" can be arranged. . . ••
robin and
tile floors
House, good location, - newly dec-
Kitchen, living room,
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New oil fur-
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SOCKEYE SALMON 43c
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Phone HU 2-931.6 Free Pelivery
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League Organize
With Five Teams
It .appearethat Clinton will not
have an intermediate -baseball
team again, this season, At a
..meeting last Week only five teams
rnaimted that they .would .compete
in the league that just a few years
ago boasted 19 teams,
Miltchell,. Exeter, Dashwood, zur,
ieh And Hensall are the definite
starters although more teams will
Probably be accepted until the
actxt league meeting on May 1.
The schedule will be drawn' up on
that date in Zurich. •
Officers elected were:, Leroy
O'Brien, .Zurichrpresident;•
ier, Staffa, first vice-president; J.
Walter,- mItchell, second vice
presidea*. John Livermore, Clin-
ton, was re-hamed secretary-treas-
urer.
,Clinton Peewees
Enteked In
Mitchell Tourney
Eight teams will compete in
Peewee hockey tournament in,
Mitchell on Saturday, March :$0,
The tournament is sponsored by
the Mitchell Lions 'Club With. all.
teams of a "C" category.
There will be two groupa, the
winning clubs in the first draw
going into "A" and the losers "a",
Each team, will play in the morn-
„infa and afternoon and four teams
in the two night genies- A. cup
will 'be. presented to each group
winner,
Teams entered in the tourney in-
clude Clinton, EXeter, Milverten„
TaVistock, $eafqrth, Centralia,
New Hamburg and Mitchell,
,Clizatonst first game will be
against Centralia at 12,00 noon,
The final' game's of the tournament
Will commence at 7j/0 11111.
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anquet In egion 1
onciu es Convention
ident, iminediately following the banquet in the
Legion Hall on Saturday afterniaon. Mr. Walker
is shown just as he made the presentation. Mr,
RoWden was honoU'red in recognition pf his ser-
vice to the OBA and baseball in general.
Clinton' :was host to the dele-
gates to the 40th •arimial •aonven-
tiotr-of the Ontario BaSeball As
sociation last, week. The Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion'
serve the event's 'main banquet
on Saturday afternoon; in the,Leg-
ion Hall, t6 over 70. delegates and
guests.
A Milton man, Peter McMullen,
way „ elected president, succeeding
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A social evening was held in
Porter's Dill school last Friday.
•WinilerS in "500" Were: Ugh,
:Merle Bauer and Alvin Settles;
IOW, Marjorie Harriaqa and Donald.
Harris; Winners in euchre were:
Isabel Osborne and Thomas
Sowerby; low, Verna 11arris and
Bruce Harria,
-The draw was made for three
',prizes, Won by Master Steve
-Smith, Clinton; Eldon •Gliddon,
*Clinton and Mrs, F. Latimer, Ruth-
•-erglen, Lunch Was served,
WA Meets
The March meeting of the Wo-
. Man's ,Association of Grape Church
'Was ;Heil- on Thursday at the home
of Mrs, :Donald Harris with 17
'ladies present. The vice-presidept,
,
Mrs Madelen McIlWain was In
-charge of the meeting. Rev, Peter
Renner read the Scripture lesson
-,.and Mrs. Melly Cox led in prayer.
The roll Call vas answered With
'the gift of a kitchen article for
'Mrs. Harry Torrance wboseshouse
"Was destroyed by fire during the
'ilford Describes
Myth As Last
Undeveloped Area
Prophesying in Blyth last Thurs-.
day on the next 20-years in West-.
ern •Ontario agrieiatlAre.,
Wilford~ Stratford, Spoke, to the.
Blyth ..Lions Club.
He said that the .Blyth -seetie')
of Western, ootarlo was the last
of the undeveloped areas, Mitouch-
pcl by excessive industrial wan,
slop. _
• Mr, Wilford, -who has spent 52
years Working with„ .agricultural
groups, ee leb r at ed his 70th
birthday last Saturday He is the
manager of the Blyth Trade
which this Year will be held in
Blyth for the three days, May 21,
22 and 23.
winter. Secretary and treasurer's
reports were given, Mrs. Helen
rSoweriby conducted a contest and
Mrs. Marjorie Ilarrison gave a St.
Patrick's reading,
The meeting closed with,the 1%6-
pall benediction. The remainder of
the afterneon was spent quilting
a crib quilt and lunch was Served
by the hostess. The'April meeting
will be at- thia home of Mrs. Elva
Cox. '
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it has become dull and
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Our Automatic Wash-Wax
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CANTELON'S
Service Station
offs.
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c' nigh Scores Made
In. RCAF 4o-w1ing,
Friday evening saw' the RCAF
Ladies 'Bowling League ' in full
swing.
Prizesy for the week were won
by Mrs. K. Garneau for high cross
Of 575 and Mrs. T. Deslandes for
high single of 210.
Good scores of over 200 were
made by: Mrs. K, Garneau, 248,-
204; Mrs. M. Sutton, 216; Mrs. T.
Deslandes, 210; . Mrs. M. Leclerc,
208; Mrs. J. IVIorton,,207.;
Clark, 207,.; Mrs. S. Sterwart, 2081
Mrs. E. MacDonald, 200.
Team standings so far:
Bulldozers 98
King Pins 76
Fireballs ....y..,,........, 73
Trojans 73
Hornets 72
;Gamblers 56
61. Hotshots
Safety Pins 42
}repeats 39
Hotheads ........ 36
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fireman' Peewees
Lucan
Puck Tournament
(By our Hensalt correspondent)
Hensel' Legionaires were ad-
judged the best team in the Sham-
rock Peewee Tournament held at
Lamm on March 16, and their
captain Earl Wagner, was 'named
the most outstanding individual
player.
The tourney, consisting of three
genes, was watched by 600 fans.
Judges were Tory Gregg, past
president of ORA, George Dickin-
son and Ken Ellis, of CawL Ita,dio.
Hensall defeated Ailed Craig 9-0
to earn the H. B. Langford Trophy.
In other games, RCAF All-Stars
nipped South Ldhclon Lions 4-I and
Lunn Leprechauns blanked Mer-
ton Myers 3-0.
The Huron-Perth Baseball league was well
;represented ,at the Ontario Baseball' Association's
40tit .convention "here, last weekend, " Pictured
above are the' official delegates, from left to
righti john Livermore,. Clinton, secretary-treaa-
urer of tliii-l-luren-Perth; Henry Harburn; .Staffa;
who represented the umpires of the league;
Wally Wein, Dashwood, immediate Past presia
dent;' Jim McCrae, Past-mood ;and -William Bell,
Hensel", delegates,
PORTER'S HILL
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MRS, DON: HAMS.
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TOin Rovvden, left, St, Catherinei, hard-
working secretary of the Ontario Baseball Assoc-
iation was taken completely by surprise when
presented ' with,, a handsome, engraved, " silver
' tray 'by Bud Walker, Toronto, former OBA pies- % "=:•• .* . •
'COrrie6 Mary at King Sts,
Carl Cantelen, Proprietor
Phone HU 2,1032
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Tim, Turow into the' top chair of an intermediate or senior club,
this active sports body. Hotel vvithout affecting his status in th
Clinton served' as Conveptian classifiCation in which he signed.
HeadquarterS, The second amendment adopted
Mayor W. J. Miller welcomed will now read that any player who
the delegates to Clinton and pre- advances 'must play with his or-
sented several. keys to the town iginal club when the chap he ad-
to the exeCtitive of OBA.vanced,to and the club he signed
James' Millman acted as' master. with have games on„the same date
of ceremonies at the dinner On and time. Any alai)? knowingly,
Saturday and had Bud Walker, postponing a game so that a play
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Toronto, forme13A'Pregiclent, to "er may advance to an intermediate
present an engraved silver tray to or senior club will be suspended
Thomas Rowden, • St, • Catherines, from the OBA playoffs.
seeretary-treasuret of the OBA, in The third amendment sayi, that
recognition of• the services he has a player in the aninor section shall
given to the QBA,,and baseball in be allowed to advance on his min-
general. Jarrids- Scott, Seaforth, or playing certificate and compete
was the guest speaker at the din- with another club in his city, town
ner. He stressed active participa- or village in a, higher series When
tion in sports for everyone espec- the club he, signed With has been
Tally. the youth of our country, eliminated from the OBA plat.
This- active participation he stated
is the first bulwark of our de-
fense. He called Upon his audience
to dedicate themselves to provide,
the opportunities for young people
to play hard, play to win and to
be good losers.
Other speakers ,,were Harold
Gowdy, warden of Huron County;
A. Y. McLean; John W. Hanna,
MPP, Wingham; Hugh Hawkins;
Nelson Hill, Goderich president of
the WOAA; Judge 'Frank Fing-
land, QC.
Many decisions were reached
during the three-day meeting with
the most important from a Clinton
viewpoint the three amendmeritS to
the constitution. The first one
means that a player in the minor
sections shall be allowed to :ad-
"Vance on ins minor playing Certif-
icate and 'compete in as Many
OBA playoff games as desired with
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