HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-09, Page 11Tree Planting Planned
Plans for a large tree planting
bee for next spring are underway
under the supervision of the
chairman Alvin Sharp. At „least
1,000 trees are expected to be in
by the middle of next spring,
'There are also definite plans far
:the construction of a dam at the
"faun with the help and co-opera-
lien of the members. .
Want To Raise Pheasants?
Anyone interested in raising
Theriefents or obtaining eggs for
- .this purpose le asked to contact
Sharp. Al has a very large
!Miinber. Of these eggs and has
(e#'erisive knowledge- and seeces0-
01 raising background on 'these
'birds. Junior Conservation mem;
l'ers, BO Scouts, etc are favour-
led for this job.
Pike' and :Piekerel
Pickerel and Pike season opens
'May 15, and they will close Dee-
cembei; al and March 31 respec-
tively, Creel limit for pike and
yellow pickerel is six per day and
rio minimum length.
Semi-Finals '
The big clash in the semi-final
round was between the first and
second place teams Stars and
Cleaners. It was a battle right
dawn till the last few frames with
Cleaners coming °et on top with
two wins and an 151 point edge
irrthe three games played. Scores
by games were 1027-978, 943-
1102, 922-1053. Bert Harris really
gave the Cleaners a booit in the
second game with a total of 316,
Murray Johnson came up with
three games over 200 to help his
team In their winning effort.
The other half of the semi-fin-
als was cepielly as close as the
first and the scores were at least
100 points higher for each team
per game. Clubs took the open-
ing, game by three points 1109-
1106, second game was taken by
Dobbers 11764.139 with the de-
ciding, third contest 11,1.9-924 for
the series winning clubs.
The stage is set,' Soon the quest-
ion will be answered. Can the Cubs
maintain their present form and
complete their; march?
Hensall Legion Peewees, who
captured the "D" series champf•
lonship at the Young Canada
Week hockey tournament in God-
er,teh, were honored at a banquet
held in Hensall Monday evening.
Jack McIntyre of the NHL Chi-
cago Black Hawks was guest spea-
ker. McIntyre conducted a quest-
ion and answer period following
his address with most questions
fired at him by the youngsters.
He elicc•uraged Peewees itt
of the game, saying hockey has
been "very good to. me." He al-
so told the youngsters that no
matter what team they are play-
ing for, always play clean and
good. Earl Wagner, 12, captain of
the Peewees expressed thanks on
behalf of his team to the Legion
for its backing in the past year.
Appreciation was also ,expressed
to the people of Hensall and dis-
trict who encouraged the boys by
attending the games at Goderich
and giving them moral support.
Sam Rannie, president of the Leg-
ion, acted ,as master of Ceremon-
ies.
Photo To Players
The boys were each presented
with a photo of the team 8" X
10", gift of General Coach Worke
of Canada, aid the Legion also
was presented With a photo.
Donations Made
At the regular meeting which
followed the banquet the Legion
&mated $10 ,to the Veterans Camp
Fund; $5 to the Legion University
Scholarship program and the us-
ual donation of $25 to the Hensall
School Fair Board. Ron Mock
was the winner of the monthly
draw amounting to $6:
Fish and Game
Club News
(By Don PM)
The May meeting, of the
',fah and Game Conservation .43,.
.sociation was held in the club
Iiouse, Alma Grove, on Monday
.evening. President Harold -Mew
Was in the chair,
The club's support of the $5,000
bingo which will be held in the
,,airerta on Friday night was stressed
at the meeting. A. list of names
'was taken of the men who will as,
,sist in the many duties at the
arena on bingo night.
Clinton Lions Club president
Joseph Murphy attended the
meeting and reminded the club
members just 'how important it is
,tia the community that this bingo
be a success.
riSllirig" Trip
Last Saturday, May 4, Andy
Calder and Louis Forest took the-
Junior Conservation members on
a trout fishing trip. The boy who
caught the largest trout will re-
fceive a casting outfit along with
many other prizes which -will. be
presented to the children at the
mod Junior Conservation meeting.
Clinton Mixed
Bowling League.
Reach...Finals
After a week ,of beetle playoff
games., all the teams from the,
Minton Mixed Bowling League'
have been eliminated with the Pcr,.
001)tioll of Chiba and Cleaners,
These two teams are meeting fop
the championship as we go to
press.
Clubs are the Cinderella team
of the playoffs as they finished
kn seventh .place in the eight team
league. They have ousted Imps
and Dobbers in their march and
will now face their toughest task
in Cleaners the conquerors of
Hearts and the league champion
Stars.
Quarter-Finals,
Dobbers and Drivers met in the
firet round of the playoffs last
Wednesday evening with Dobbers
taking the series two games to
none. Snores of the games were
960-846 and 1137-957. Clubs dup-
fleeted the pobbers' ..performance
with 966-878 and 1057.903 wins.
Top game bowled for the evening
was by L. Cox 283.
What To Do WWI $100 Cheque!
With a cheque for the •biggest prize he's ever Won, Gordon
Cudmore (right) proPrietor of the Clinton Locker Service, beams
a big smile, as he thinks ,of ways' to make use of $100. The
money was presented last week by John Wake, president of the
recently organized St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church. Mr. Cudnaore was chosen for the award
as the result of the first month's operation of the 200 a Month
Club. (News-Record Photo)
Hensalrs Peewee Champions Hear
Black Hawk- Forward At Banquet
(By our Hensel' correspondent)
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AUCTION SALE
QF :IfOUSEHOLD 10EMOTS. Of tne 'state of the late William
Proctor, from 1$S former xesidenee
on the cornvr of Olbhon* and Rage
Itut Streets, Goderich, (near Vie,
twee, School), on SATURDAY, MAY 11
at 1,30 eonsisting ofi
Duncan Fife glass top coffee
table; Duncan Fife drum table;
walnut console table; 2 piece red
frieze Chesterfield (nearly new);
blue frieze chesterfield drum chair
(nearly new); cherry frieze broad
loom rug 9' x 12' with felt pad;
Axminster rug 9'x 12' with felt
pad; 2 pair living room drapes;
Kroehler Lazy Boy rocker, occas--.
sional chair; 2-piece chesterfield;
Walla 17" television; television
aerial; television lamp; Rogers
console radio and record player;
100 records; oak dining .rorn tab-
le and chairs; Royal floor polish-
er; Crosby Shelvador (9cu. ft.) re-
frigerator; Hot Point electric
range; Sea Breeze electric man-
gle; Oriental rug 5' x 7'! 24" oval
mirror; metal single bed; inner
spring mattresses; dresser; 2,
beds; 2 inner spring mattresses;
walnut bedroom suite; inner
spring mattress; 2 linoleum rugs
10' x 10'; cedar chest;' drop head
CO 1811'
AUCTION- SALE
P'14;NITt7f4a
from tho ScriOl>hits 4300 StOre (a0-
Joining the Commercial Hotel) on
Wednesday, May 1$
Beatty 1„:Cirici4e waligh7nr; mach-
the; 4-burner electric range;
chesterfield and 2 chesterfield
chairs;. 4 spepl beds; 2 metal tub-
ular beds; 2 modern beds, 2 inner
spring mattresses; 2 wash stan-
ds; child's bed; beciroent dresser;
2 ,buffets; occasional chairs; kit-
chen chairs; 2 electric beaters;
cherry glass top cupboard (anti-
que); mohair couch . (antique);
walnut 4 drawer chest (antique) ;
walnut oval coffee table; dishes;
garden tools,
Terms Cash
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
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ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
OF lefACiliNERY AND HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS
At Lot 3, Con, 1, LRS 1/2 mile
south of Henson on No. 4
' Highway
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
at 12.30 p.m.
2 Grand Pianos; settee and
chairs; 2 cherry tables; cherry
glass cupboard; oceasional chairs;
rocking chairs; small cupboard;
old, fashioned lamps (some cran-
berry); fire place irons; small
safe ,
'
writing desk; china cabinet
and buffet; studio coach; day bed;
2 sewing machines; 3 spool beds;
1 single spdol bed; rope bed; wal-
nut antique bedroom suite; 4.
chest of drawers; antique rockers;
spring filled mattresses; antique
clocks; kitchen chairs; kitchen
utensils; dishes; radio; toilet sets
'heolca; sealers; hooked mats;
,cruet stands.
• Machinery: 10. cord slab wood;
1947 Plymouth coupe car; cream
Separator; model- "B" Allis Chal-
mers tractor and mower (used
very little); circular saw;• steel
frame; drive belt; wheel barrow;
bag truck; steel fence posts;
dump rake; 5 ft. Massey-Hereis,
mower; well windless; grain drill';
cutter, buggy; light wagon; an-
tique buggyr harness; horse col-
lars; qUantity littfiber plank;
tools; tap and die set; .saws; bits;
carpenter tools in excellent shape;
anvil; vice; emery; screw jack; fen-
ce stretcher; slush scraper; exten-
sion ladder; drag saw; sleighs;
quantity 11/2 " . iron pipe; wagons;
hay loader; fanning mill; 150 bus.
grain; pig crate; 'door frames ;. win-
dew frames; cultivator; road 'cart;
7-section harrows; quantity loose
hay. Other articles too numerous
ous to mention.
Terms Cash
' Estate of late William Bell.
Executors, Laird Mickle, Roy Bell.
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson'
Clerk, E. P. Chesney
18-9-b
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AUCTION SALE
of
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
FEED AND GRAIN
at lots No. 26 and 27, on the Cut
Line, Goderich Township, 1 mile
west of Porter's Hill, on
Thursday, May 16
at 1.2.30 noon
Horses: Team of geldings (ag-
ed); set of breeching harness, hor-
se collars.
Cattle: 43 head: P.B. registered
Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old; 5 Dur-
ham cows, 5 yrs. old, with calf at
foot; Durham cow, 7 yrs. old, re-
cently freshened, r calf at foot;
Durham. cow, 7 yrs. old, milking,
bred again; Durham cow, 7 yrs.
old, recently freshened, with calf
at foots; 3 Hereford cows, 7 Yrs.
old, milking with calves at foot;
3 steers rising 2 years old; 7
steers rising 1 year old; 4 heifers
rising 2 yrs, old (fat); 3 baby
yearling heifers; 2 yearling heif-
ers; 5 young calves.
Pigs: Yorkshire sow with litter
6 weeks old; Yorkshire sow carry-
ing second litter, due time of sale.
Sheep: 20 Oxford X Shropshire
ewes with lambs 3 weeks old;
Suffock ram 2 years old.
Poultry: 120 hens 1 year old,
Implemente: Ferguson 1952, 85
tractor and tractor plow; Fleury
Bissell tandem disc; Deering, stiff
tooth cultivator; 1.949 Mercury Ye
ton truck; M.H. 1.1 disc fertilizer
drill; New Idea manure srpead-
er; M.11, binder, 6 ft. cut; Deer-
ing drop head hay loader; steel
tire wagon; gravel box; 3 drum
steel roller; 5-section drag har-
rows; single row scuffler; stone
boat; fanning mill; 40 rod of fen-
ce; roll of poultry wire; 1,000 lb.
scale; buggy; cutter; logging
chains; forks; shovels and num-
erous other articles.
Feed. Etc.: Approxirnatele. 700
bushels of oats; approximately 100
bushels of barley; approximately
20 ton Mixed, hay; 8 bushels of
timothy seed; 11/2 bushels of clov-
er seed,
Terms Cash No reserve as the
farm is sad.
1st weather is unfirvorable sale
Will be under cover.
Alex L. Young,• Proprietor
Edieard W. Elliott, Atietiomier
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Community Sales
At Hensall Barn
itrx5Att simt MAY Z
Weanling pigs, $11.60 to $15.15;
chunks, $16,50 to $181 feeders, 011
to $30.25; soles $80 to $96;
stein cows, $140 to $160; plirlialh
&Ws, $134 to $154; Holatein cal-
ves, $9 to $15.50; Durham calves,
$18 to $30.50.
Fat cows sold 'up to $143.5 a
pound. 1.3l, pigs atid 130 head at
e and calves Were Sold.
sewing machine; Electrolux VW,
a= cleaner; bathroom hamper;
bathroom scales; 2 floor tri-lamps;.
2 table lamps; Hoover vacuum
cleaner; bathroom scales; bath-
room hamper; blanket box; Oro":
me kitchen suite; Coleman since'
heater; automatic toaster; electric
clock; Simplicity washing maCh-
ine; lawn chairs; 4-cycle power
lawn mower; rubber tire lawn,
mower; Lintoge China consisting
of 13 dinner plates, 12 tea plates, 2 vegetable bowls, 12 cups and
saucers, cream and sugar; 8 corn-
flower crystal goblets;• silver, tea, service; radio; 50 feet garden
hose; Vanguard 1949 sedan with
tires nearly new; other dishes;
cooking utensils etc.; garden and
carpenters' tools.
Terms Cash
Mrs. Sybil Palmer,
Mi's. dean Mathicson,
Executors of the Estate 4,
Edward W.. Elliott, Aletioneer
18-9-b
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