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GIFTS and STATIONERY
Clinton — Dial HU 2-9766
Gilt 'n Gadget Spree
CONTINUES 'TILL SATURDAY, 6 P.M.
Good Selection
of Values at C
4o a word, mtokawn 750
FAT, Apr,. 1,14.-iance at the
Nurses Residence, Ken Wilbee's.,
Orchestra. Door and floor prizes,. aunoh. served,., Admission, 75 1.4-1.54
Fri, Apia 11-a-Artintalaenohre and ..
dance in Bayfield'TOwn, Hall soon-..
sored by Bayfield Agricultural
Society. Popular orchestra: 14451 '
Reserve *April 19.-e-for bazaar.
and sale of used clothing under'
auspices of Eastern Star Lodge
Clinten. To be held in Town Hall
Clinton, at 4.30 pm. Proceeds;
for, oxygen tent; at Clinton. Hoe'Pee
ital, 14-0
Goderich Pavilion: Cabaret
Dancing, every Saturday night,..
Paul Cross and his Orchestra.
Friday, April' 11, 'Teen 20 Record..
Dance Party;, with Johnnie Brent.
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then play at 11 a.m. Tuesday
morning, April 8 and a win -will
Send them on to a third game at
5,15 that -day. Big day will be
Weelneaday, April 9, with games
at 8.30 aann 4 p.m, and 7.45 pm
If the boys manage to stay with
it to the end, that will win them
the "C" series, champiOnShip.
In early games on Saturday,
Zurich has defeated llderton, 3-2
and now will play' Saturday morn-
lag, April at 8.30 o'clock. Hens-
el]: Was defeated 34 by Watford.
NOTICE
STEADMAN'S
Sc to $1 Store
Will Remain Open on Thursday
Evening, April 3.
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Colts Take "B" Hockey Title
Last night the Clinton Colts
trounced the Forest Lakesides 12-5, to win; a best four out of
'.seven, series in which ,eight games
were played. The first game was
ruled out, since 'WOAA officials
claimed Clinton dressed, many
players,
The Colts have now won WOAA
Group 2 Intermediate "B" champ-,
lonship. At time of writing it
could not be found. out whether
they will go on to play other Int-
ternaediate "B" group champions
for the WOA.A. title. The manage,
meat is also trying to arrange a
series with Lueart who won the
"C" section of the league,
The final game, played, in For-
est, was particularly rough, In the
last few minutes there were only
three players of each teani on the
ice. Clinton had only four men,
other than the goaltender, avail-
able to play in the last nine min-
utes of, the game, due to xniscon-
duce and major penalties. Murray
Colquhoun, who scored a goal early
in the game, and was effective
throughout, was injured in the
third period, and is :having his
ankle x-rayed today.
, Bev Boyes Again Stars
Ben Boyes, the youngest man
on the Clinton team, and who has
been the top goalgetter in 'the
eight-game Forest series, again
led the Clinton team with four
Clinton Colts: goal, Don De-
=rime; defence, Babe Arbour,
Clive Lomax; centre, Ken Doig;
wings, Gord Walters, Murray Col-
quhoun; alternates, John Scott,
Jack IVIeriam, John Hartley,. Tom
Colquhoun, Bev Boyes,
First Period
1—Forest, Ulrich (Tomes) 0.49
2—Clinton, Walters (Doig,
M. Colquhoun 7.21.
3—Clinton, M. Colquhoun
(Waltera) 10,14
4 Clinton, Walters 15,40
5—Clinton, Meriam (Boyes,
Doig) 19.32
Penalties: Bloomfield (hooking)
2,00; Smith ('tripping) 12.01; Wol-
sey (tripping) 18.42.
Second Period
6—Clinton, Doig (T. Colqu-
houn) 0.52
7—Clinton, Boyes 3.03
8—Forest, Ulrich (iMatthews,
Bloomfield) 6,10
9—Vorest, Matthews (Wol-
sey, McGregor) 14.30
Penalties; 'Matthews (slashing)
2.03; Doig (cross checking) 6.13;
Armstrong (slashing) 7.18; Scott
(elbowing) 10.15; T. Colquhoun
and Armstrong (high sticking)
10,46; Arbpur (elbowing) 14.56;
Scott (kneeing) 15.40.
Third Period
10-eClinton, Doig (M. Colqu-
houn) 2.55
11—Clinton, Meriam (Hart-
ley) 3,21
12—Forest, Wolsey (McGreg-
or, Armstrong) 5.25
13—Clinton, Boyes (Meriam) 9.48
14—Clinton, Boyes 12.19
15—Forest, Ulrich 16,27
16—Clinton, Arbour (T. Cot-
' etthoun) 18.48
17—Clinton, Boyes 19,48
Penalties: Scott (elbowing)
10.15; Wolsey (elbowing) 11.04;
Doig (misconduct) 10.46; Denom-
me and McGregor (slashing) 13.20;
Scott, Meriam, Hartley, Bloom-
field, Dunlop and Matthews (five
minutes, fighting) 15.44."
FOREST 6—COLTS, 4
(At Clinton; Friday, March 28)
. Last Friday night, Forest even-
ed the series at three games each,
when they outplayed and outscor-
ed the 'Colts 6 to 4, in a penalty-
filled game in the local arena.
First Period
1—Forest, Graham (Bloom-
field, .Ulrich) 11.54
2—Clinton, Boyes (Hartley) 14.00.
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-CLUB. 011i0P $11lAasTP$
ON 01M4P.
(By Joan johns-ton)
The second meeting of the 44-1
homemakers Club was held en
April 1 at the home of the leader
Mrs, T.. O'Connell. Boll call was-
answered by ten members, They
decided that record books are to
be Made of blue bristol board with
white lettering, The name selected
for the club is "Clinton capable
Cinbettes."
Mrs, Charles Nelson tailed
about future meetings and they
decided to hold the next meeting
on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Nelson at seven- o'clock. Joan
Johnston is appointed press re-
porter.
Mrs, O'Connell read a short ae,
count of a Club Girl as a Canadian
Citizen. -The home assignment for
next week is to "list ways you
spend your time off", and roll call
is to be "a book we would like to
own".
BAYFJELD BEEF CALF
CLUB
(By Barry Taylor)
On Wednesday, March 26 the
re-organization meeting of the 4-H
Beef Calf Club was held at 8.30
-Pare in the Clinton Collegiate.
There were 15 members present.
Bert Pepper and, Howard McCul-
lough are the two club leaders.
Officers were elected as follows:
president, Ralph Holland; vice-
president, Bud Yeo; secretary-
treasurer, Patsy McIlwain; press
reporter. Barry Taylor. The next
meeting will be held' in the Easter
holidays.
Goderich Township
Syrup season this year was ov-
er in a hurry, and the sap is now
dried up hi this area.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stirling
and family visited with the lady's
mother in Owen Sound on Satur-
day.
Earl Shelby and Robert Stirl-
ing had the misfortune to lose
two valuable cows with milk fev-
er. It seems a bad kind, as the
trucker Sad picked up 60 cows
in his district, which were suf-
fering from the same kind.
3—Clinton, Arbour (Caron) 15.00
'Penalties; Hartley (high stick-
ing) 5.50; Wolsey (holding) 9,05;
Garen (charging) 11.13; Wolsey
(boarding) 19.50.
Second Period
4—Forest, Armstrong 4.50
5--'Forest, Norland (Graham) 7.30
6--Forest, Norland (Bloom-
field) 13.45
Penalties; Armstrong (elbow-
ing) 16.51. •
Third Period
7—Forest, Ulrich Worland) 0.30
Garen (Hartley) 4.05
9—Clinton, K. Doig (T. Col-
quhoun), 12.08
10—Vorest, Graham, (Bloom-
field) 16.01
Penalties: Arbour (tripping) 4.-
55; Dunlop (boarding) 10.12; Ul-
rich (tripping) 13.34; Arbour (boa-
rding) 14.00.... Norland (tripping)
14.22.
Mrman 'trapped
In Overturned
Car at Culvert
A 25-year-old Clinton airman
was trapped in his car which he
had bought 12. hours earlier, when
it flipped over hitting a concrete
culvert abutment on a county
road near Centralia Saturday
night.
LAC Fred Collins was- taken
to Westminster Hospital, London,
where he is in satisfactory con-
dition. He was removed after the
door of his car was pried open.
Miss June• Corley, Clinton, a
passenger in Collins' car received
only cuts and bruises and was not
held in hospital.
OPP Constable Cecil Gibbons,
of Exeter detachment, who invest-
igated, said Collins was apparently
blinded from lights from an en-
coming car and swerved to the
right where the car hit the abut-
ment and flipped' over. The vehicle
was demolished.
Clearing Auction Sale
of Durham, cattle at lot 20,. Con.
10, McKillop Twn., 11/4 miles
north and 1 mile East of Winthrop
Tuesday, April 8
at .1 pan,
Cattle: 2 Durham cows calves
at 'foot; 3 Durham cows due July
1st; 3 Durham cows due in April;
3 Durham cows due in May; 1
Durham cow due in June; 3-year-
old heifer due to freshen; 1 farrow
cow. 8 Durham eteers. rising 3
years-olda 7 2-year-old steers;
6 2-year-old heifers; 9 year old
steers; 4 year -old heifers.
Pigs: 1 sow due April 28, 3rd
litter; 14. York pigs 125- lbs.
Terris; Cash.
peoprietOte James- Morrison
Auctioneen Harold Jackson.
Clerk, E. P. Chesney 14-b
Clinton's Kinsmen-sponsored All
_SW Peewee team chalked up
three straight victories in Mitchell
on Saturday, to take the "A," ,ser,
'es title and the Sank of Conamer,
ce cup in the- second annual Mit-
chell Lions, Club Peewee hOckeY
teurnament.
Superior passing play by the
local youngsters was probably the
reason for their triple win. Note,
worthy was the 'feet that in the
three games only , one goal was
scored against them. However,
they managed to pike a total
ef 24 goals themselvea.
Scores were 4-0 over Tavistecin
8-1 against Exeter and 12-0 a-
gainst ,Seafortin Bayne Boyes is
the Clinton net-minder',
The same skill should stand the
All Stars in good stead when they
Make a bid for fame this weekend
in the Young Canada' tourney in
Goderich.. First game is to be
played to-morrow evening, April
4, at 7.30 o'clock when they meet
Glencoe.
If they are successful they will
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Joe Becker
Funeral service for Mrs. Joseph
Becker, 71, was held Tuesday mor-
ning, April 1, at 9.30 a.m. Requ-
iem high mass was sung in -Sr.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
by, the. Rev. J: W. P. Graham,
parish priest.
Mrs. Becker was the former
Agnes Elizabeth Kuneman and was
born in Deernerton, the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kuneman. She had lived, in Clint-
on for the last 42 years and died
suddenly at her home on Victoria
She
Street sSuur vndi vaeyd. by
is her hus-
band, one son, 'Frank, Kitchener;
and one brother, George, Detroit,
Miele; and ten grandchildren and
one great-grandchild,
Pallbearers chosen were Fred,
Elmer and Mac Lebeau, W. M.
Nediger, A. Garon and L. Denorn-
me, all of Clinton. The body rest-
ed at the Ball and Mutch funeral
home, Clinton. Burial was in the
Roman Catholic section of the
Clinton Cemetery,
Miss F. Stirling
Funeral Service for Miss Flor-
ence Stirling was held from the
Lodge funeral home, Goderich, on
Thursday afternoon, March 2.7, by
the Rev, A. E. Eustace, North
Street United Church. Interment
was in Maitland Cemetery.
Pall-hearers were Barry Walt-
ers, Elroy Rodges, John. West-
brook, Gerry Ginn, Kenneth Hol-
mes and Grant' Stirling.
Miss Stirling was the youngest
daughter of D. A. "Sandy" Stirl-
ing and the late Mrs. Stirling,
and had lived all her life in Goder-
ich Township. She passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital, on Tues-
day, March 25, after a short 'ill-
ness. She was in her 44th year.
Surviving besides her father
are one brother, William L. Stirl-
ing, Goderich Township and two
sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Margaret)
Jewell, Colborne Township and
Mrs, John (Mary) Watson, God-
erich TownShip.
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CLINTONLAN CLUB TO MEET
ON APRIL
The Clintonian Club will meet
on Wednesday, April 9, at 2 p.m.;
in the Agricultural Office Board
Room. Please bring pantry show-
er articles and lunch dishes.
AUCTION SALE I
Of stock, machinery, including
two grass farms on,
• Wednesday, April 9, 1958
at 12.30 p.m.
Of the estate of the late Glen
Pickard at Porter's Hill, (Cut
Line), 21/2 miles west of Holmes-,
vine, Goderich. Township, the fol-
lowing:
Cattle; Aberdeen Angus bull,
Kinghavell Eileentnere 3rd, 134302,
4 years old; Aberdeen Angus Cow,
K. Pride of Cass 2nd, 111872, 8
years old. with calf; six young
cows, due to calf; Holstein cow,
pure bred, due to calf; 14 cows
fresh Durham and Hereford; 10
Poll Angus calves; some grass cat-
tle.
Machinery: Av.r). 9 International
tractor in Al shape; C'ocksihutt
row crop and power scuffler in Al
shape; John Deere combine, 6 foot,
Al shape; GeM forage harvester,
hay and corn attachment; Gehl
blowers, 40 foot pipe and distrib-
utor pipe; 10 ft. M.M, one way
disc, nearly new; five section drag
harrows; 10 ft. John Deere cult-
ivator on rubber; LC. drill 15
run, power drill; side rake, 4
bar, New /deal harrows, 5 section;
LC. four furrow plow; set of trac-
tor disc, 8 disc wide; LH. power
mower, 7 ft.; 3 forage harvester
wagons with boxes, two nearly
new; set sleighs; Gehl hammer
mill, new; grain roller; LH, milk.
Mg machine'; 1 double unit, 1 sin-
gle unit and motor; LH. power
spreader, big one; set of cattle
clippers, nearly new; electric saw,
6 in. blade, new; electric drill.;
L.H. truck, one 'ton; 7 milk cans;
land packer; 3 section drag bar-
rows; bent and numerous other
articles,
'Pwo grass farms With good wat-
er stipnly, 80 and 40 acres res-
pectively, on 7th concession of
'Goderich tewhehip.
. Terms; chattels,cash. Tents on
rsaell, estate made- known on day of
111.6 estate of the late Glee Peck-
ard
Auctioneer, liatold Jaekson
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