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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-02, Page 10Heaasali s Peewee 'IV Young Canada Clialnpions FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Saturday for United Co-operative of Ontario and itolicit your patronage. We will pick them up at yoiar farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights. ;'Seaforth „Farmers Co-operative ,H. S. Hunt, Manager Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w 394th "Wes"' Hallam! "Dory" Rutledge Phone 24056 VICTORIA StREEt NV.Vir$4=00,10 ill P Y, MA. Z vor News ,of Hensall • garresPondent..XIMPIPICN Mule lieEisa0. 5 'Mr. And 1VA.r.s. Carl .Mcclinchey, spent last weekend in'aosben, Gerald Sheddick, -Clinton, spent Easter .holidays with Billy Shad- dick, Mr, and Mrs, John Henderson Spent Sunday 'with, Mr. and Mrs, Keith .Lindsay, Miss Dora Ala:ir is spending a few weeks with her sister in .Gotie- rich, enjoying a few weeks (rest. lVf Nelson oClinchey spent part of his Easter holidays with his. grandmother, Mrs. Edna Oswald, Zurich. Mrs. Horny Faber is confined to her boine. with illness, her many friends , wish her a speedy recov- ery . back to health. Miss 'Elvera Churcbill, Toronto, was a visitor with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. E. Shaddick and Billy Mr. and Mrs, Earl Sararas and family, Toronto; visited over Ea-- ter weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Sararas. Mr. and . Mrs, Louis Wilbur, Hamilton, - Merlin. McLean and Miss Ruth McLean, Exeter, spent Sunday with, John. Passmore, Mrs. Annie Saundercock return- ed home on Thursday, after spen- ding some weeks in South Huron Hospital, and with her daughter, Mrs. M. Willert, Exeter. Robert and Margaret Louise Evans, Kitchener), returned home on Sunday, after spending their Easter vacation with their grand- Parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Mc- Laren. In a recent Red Cross CanvasS sponsored by the Legion Ladies' gktudliary, the sum -of $220;20 was realized. Members of the Aindl- ialy volunteered to assist in the drive of the village. • , Mrs, Donald- Thomas). San Jose, 'California, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr, and, Mrs, James A. Paterson. for the past' several weeks, returned to her home on Monday; April 29. During, an .electrical storm which passed over here on Thurs- day afternoon a bolt of lightning' passed through an open door of the kitchen' in the home of K. K. Christian, manager of the ',Bank of Montreal, and went out through the kitchen light, melting the bulb to nothing. The light in the ceil- ing was covered with a glass shade but the shade was not dam- aged in 'any way, only the bulb melted. Mrs. Christian. in a room adjoining the kitchen said she saw the -bolt of fire and thought the house was on fire. No other dam- age was reported, .clarling Club A Meeting of Hensall Curling Club Executive, to wind up the Club's activities for 1957 was held in the town hall. The General Coach foursome, skipped by E. 'Chipchase won the Club trophy for 1956-57. C, Wilkinson, . • H. Parker, William Smith and E. ,Chipchase, skip, were members.. 0 The IViathew, the small sailing ship in which John Cabot made his voyage of 'discovery to Canada, carr;ed a craw of only 18. Local. Markets iffPNRATA CO.*IEVNI5itir LI:W.000K WA APRIL ..g0 -our lionsalt vorrespondent) Weanling pigs; $1.25 to $18,60; chunks, .$1.8,20 to $22; feeders, S26:7$ to $25; sows, $77 to -$100;. Holstein ow% $150 to $160; Pur- barn cows, $140 to $17.5 Hdistein calves, $12 to. $17; Durham cal- ves, $14 to ;33. 'Fat cows sold to $14.10 a •Peund; 240 :pigs and 169 head of cattle and calves were sold, Hobby Fair At Hensall Village Termed A. Success (By our Henault correspondent) The first Hobby Fair to be staged in flensall was a successful affair on- April 24, when with 82 entries, keen competition was no- ted in most classes, Sponsored 'by the Recreation Committee of the -village, the fair practically paid for itself, and will be repeated next year. Reeve Norman Jones officially opened the fair. Winners included; metaleraft, Mrs. R. M. Peck; leatherwork, Mrs. E, Chipchase; shellwork, Mrs, C. Smillie; woodwork, Ron Broderick; stamps, Charles Mick le and Ron Christian; hooked rugs, Mrs. T. Lavender; needle- point, petit point and knitting, Mrs, Juttner, Zurich; crocheting, Mrs. Aobert Baker, Sr.; embroid- ery, Mrs. K. R, Davis; model planes, boats or cars, Russ Moore; water colours, Samuel Lorraine; oil paintings, F. Buehler and Mrs. Peck; other hobbies, Margie Elg- ie, Kippen. Rev. C. D. Daniel is chairman of the hobby committee; Frank Ellwood is chariman •of the rec- reation committee made -up of Mrs. S, Rennie, Mrs. Bert Horton, Gordon Schwalm and Jim Taylor, 40 Relatives At 25th Anniversary, Mr; and Mrs. Smale (By our "Hensall Correspondent) Over 40 relatives, ,neighbours and friends from London, "PAilsa Craig, Seaforth, Exeter, Clinton, Zurich and Hensall, attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Smale, Hensall, held at their home Saturday even- ing, April 27. Mr. and Mrs. Smale received many lovely gifts including a tri- light lamp, electric fry pan, elec- tric coffee percolator, a TV chair, rest,- rocker, a, pair of, wool blan- kets, two brass wall plaques and silverware. The presentations were made by Mrs. Milton Willert, Exeter, and Mrs. Frank Cousins, London, assisted by Mrs. Fred Peters, Hensall, Progressive eu- chre rounded out a delightful evening. e Right Gasoline for the .Right job! Hensall Legion peewee hockey team were entitled to smile after capturing the "D" Championship at the eighth annual God- erich Lions Young Canada Week hockey tournament, which con- cluded Saturday night, The Hensel], team (above) front row (left to right); Otto, Smale, Gregory Willard, Dennis Mock, Bur, Harburn, Jerry Chapman; middle row: Ron Beaton, Earl Wagner, Garry Jones, Jack Chipchase, Larry Jones, Sam Ronnie (man- ager); rear row: Russel Elopp, Jerry Johnston, Bob MeNaughtort, Eric Mousseau, Billy Noakes, Bab Smale, Westlake Furniture SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE Bargains! Bargains! Sat., 461 27 to Sat., May 4 Open All Day and Every Evening until 10 p.m. As in Previous Years we are Giving Away FREE—Three Valuable Door Prizes Draw will be made May 4, at 10 p.m. Every Article In Store Reduced During Sale. — VALUES GALORE — •--- Remember the Dates — Saturddy, April:27 to May 4 Westlake Furniture PHONE $9.1 ZURICH, Ont. 17-8-b We Have In Stock: CERTIFIED RANGER $30.00 per bus. bus ALFALFA and RED CLOVER 828 00 Kr : Grade Na. Still Have a Complete Stock of GRA.SSES and CLOVERS to make up mixtures for either hay or pasture; these are liable to become scarce if demand is heavy. Let us help you to pick out types best suited to your land. We have LAWN MIXTURES available from 50c per lb. to 75c per lb. Have a Complete Stock of GARDEN SEEDS, SEED POTATOES and FERTILIZER. Irish Cobbler Potatoes are going to be scarce. Grade No. 1 $27.00 per bus. 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