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Auction Sales
EVERY FRIDAY
8.00 p.m.
Government Inspected Scales
Cattle Sold By Weight
TERMS: CASH
JOE COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Kippen Gun Club
Annual Shoot
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
The annual 24th of May' Veneer
TrophY Shoot will be held at. Kip-
pen on Sunday, May 10 at 1 p.m.,
sponsored by Kippen Gun Club,
Main event: 50 bird, 16 yard
for Verner Trophy; 25 bird,• 16
yard two-man team shoot for the
London Winery Trophy; 25 bird
sliding handicap; doubles, tithe
permitting.
Clinton Court
A, fine of $15 and costs was
paid by Wayne Johnson, 16-year-
old motorist from Blyth, follow-
ing magistrate's court sitting in
Clinton on Tuesday morning.
Johnson's small English car had
left the road on Vinegar Hill
(Highway 4) crossed over a lawn
and struck a car just parked by
J. A. Garneau in his own drive-
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CHAMBORD BELGIUM CHINA VASES in black, gold
and multi-coloured designs priced $7.25, $6.25
and $3.75
KERAMIK CHINA VASES in brown and gold shading
Priced at $3.95, $2.25, $1.95, $1.75
CANDY DISHES—$2.00 and $1.75
ASH TRAYS—$2.00 and $1.50
TEA POTS—Music Box Tea Pots $7.25
Tea pots in all colours and designs
Priced at—$3.25, $2.95, $1.95 and $1.75
Tea pots with cream and. sugar to match, in
in peach, apple, and pear designs $4.50
BOOKENDS—Horse design—$1.50, Dog—$1.$5,
Bird--$2.25 and Fish—$1.50
LADY SHEAFFER PENS $10.00 and ,up
LEATHERMATE BUXTON SETS
Of Purse and Keycase $8.50
LADY BUXTON PURSES $6.95 and $6.50
MOTHERS' DAY
CARDS
by Coutts, Hallmark and
RustCraft
Priced at
Sc, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c,
50c and $1.00
GO TS and SWATIONERY
Clinton 13iil HIT 2,0766
BERT PEPPER
Seaforth, Ont. HUnter 2-7534
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Clinton Public School Grounds
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects in the Town
of SEAFORTH, North Main St, on
Wednesday, May 13
at 1.30 p.m.
3-piece chesterfield suite; 8-piece
dining room suite; china cabinet;
grandfather's clock; Singer sewing
machine; 2 bedroom suites; 2 kit-
chen tables, 8 chairs; Snowbird
Gilson refrigerator; Wingham
Classic cook stove with reservoir;
2 foot stools; clock; studio couch;
couch; kitchen cupboards; 2 rock-
ing chairs; arm chair; day bed
(nearly new); battery radio; elec-
tric table, lamps; electric iron;
Maxwell electric washing machine;
hand washing machine; boiler,
tubs; pictures; glassware; kitchen
utensils; bedding; several hooked
mats; books; jardinieres; 2-burner
hot plate; Aladdin lamp; mirrors;
fernery; sealers; deer head; garden
hose; garden tractor, fully equip-
ped; garden tools; power lawn
mower. Other articles too num-
erous to mention, Terms—Cash.
Estate of the late Mrs. Thomas
Aldington, Proprietors
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Clearing Auction Sale
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm
Stock, Machinery, and Household
Effects at Lot 7, Concession 1,
Colborne Township, 11/2 miles east
of Bemniller on
Saturday, May 9 at 1 p.m.
Cattle: '4• young Holstein cows
fresh; 3 Hereford cows, fresh; 2
Jersey cows, due in June; 2 cows,
ready for market; 6 heifers, ris-
ing 1.yr. old; 8 steers, rising 1 yr.
old; 6 steers, 2 yr, old, ready for
market; 8 young calves.
Machinery: Ferguson tractor;
Ferguson plc)* and cultivator; 24
plate International disc; set har-
rows; 13 disc fertilizer drill; disc
plow; corn scuffler; 4 bar Massey
Harris side rake (like new); drop
head hay loader; 7 ft. New Idea
power mower; New Idea manure
spreader (like new); Massey Har-
ris 7 ft. binder; fanning mill; Ren-
frew scales (2,000 lbs.); rubber tir-
ed wagon; 16 ft. hay rack; set
sleighs; hay cable and rope. Hay
and Grain: quantity Rodney oats
(500 bus.); mixed hay. Forks, sh-
ovels, chains; Homelite chain saw.
Quantity of Household Effects.
No reserve, farm sold.
Terms Cash
Jonathan Fisher, Prop.
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, E. P. Chesney .
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DID YOU KNOW that
$465,000.00
is
the amount your friends and neighbours have
invested in their Credit Union.
Why Not Join Them To-day?
Enquire at the
Clinton Community Credit Union
Limited
Ika
if
a
TENDER
For Laundry Equipment
HURON COUNTY HOME
Clinton, Ontario
Tenders for the supply of laundry equipment for the new
addition to the Huron County Home, Clinton, OntariO,_ Will
be received by the under:signed until 4.00 p.m. Tuesday,
May 26, 1959.
Tenders are to be in a sealed envelope, clearly marked "Tender
for Laundry Equipment".
All details and specifications may be secured from the under-
sinned.
Lowest or any tender, or part thereof, not necessarily accepted.
JOHN G. BERRY Set.-Treas.,
Hum county Name Committee,
Court House, `Goderich, Ontario,
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CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE
'55 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup - $1450
Smart green finish and no bumps. We
sold this truck and have serviced it for
one owner' only. It's in top condition. For
this price you get: Long wheelbase, hoist,
heater, written warranty. Hurry to buy this
one.
'57 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup $1575
Sold and serviced by us for one owner.
Has been used carefully. A real buy at
this price.
'56 VOLKSWAGEN VAN $1150
In nice condition. If you think the price
too high, make a fair offer. We want
to move it.
CARS
From '58 to '50 — In Various Makes and
Models and Priced According
to Ouality.
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY.
YOUR SATISFACTION
IS OUR BEST ADVERTISING.
Larne Brown Motors Ltd.
Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS.
VAUXHALL Dealer
HUnter 2.9321 CLINTON
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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 3.951
Sergeants Mess Are
First Champions of
Huron Dart League
The RCAF Clinton Sergeants'
Mess dart team, has been declared
the Huron County dart champions
for 1959. In the Huron County
Dart League playoffs at Grand
Bend on April 15, Blyth Canadian
Legion defeated the Fish and
Game Club and the Clinton Serg-
eants defeated Grand Bend Legion
in the semi-finals, In the finals,
Clinton Sergeants defeated Blyth
Legion to win the Labatt Trophy.
The Huron County Dart League
was organized in January 1959
and consisted of teams from the
Fish and Game Club, Blyth Leg-
ion, Brussels Legion, Grand Bend
Legion, RCAF Clinton Sergeants'
Mess and RCAF Centralia Serg-
way, The impact knocked the
Garneau car against the next door
house. Lucidly, no one was injur-
ed.
Johnston was defended by Ja-
mes Donnelly, Goderich. Defence
was •that a passenger in the car,
Jim Carter, 18, Londesboro, had
dropped a cigarette, and in reach-
ing for it, had obstructed the
driver.
Magistrate Holmes expressed
doubt that the cigarette dropping
claim was a true one, and men-
tioned that the night of the accid-
ent, both young men had spoken
of a car parked so close to the
road they had to turn out to
avoid it. Yet in court they had
not stuck to this claim.
Floyd E. Charlton, London, ap-
peared to defend himself on a
charge of speeding in Clinton. He
based his plea on the fact that
the licence number on the charge
was not correct, but this was dir-
regarded by the magistrate, and
Charlton was fined $10 and costs.
Dobbers. Are Town
League Champions
The Dobbers were vietorietis
over the Budgies in the finals.
last Monday to win the Clinton,
Mixed Bowling League Champion-
ship.
In the five game total pins to
count the Dobbers showed their
superiority by whipping the Bud-
gies by over 300 pins,
Don. Strong was the big man
for the Dobbers, as lie rolled a
fine 1,270 for five games and also
turned in the high game of 286,
eants' Mess. „A, round robin series
of one home game and one away
genie between each team was play-
ed during the winter,
The Labatt Trophy, which has
been won by the Clinton Serg-
eants, will be awarded annually to
the winning team. In addition,
trophies for permanent retention
will be awarded to the winners
and runners-up.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned for painting interior
of Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels, until Saturday, May 23,
1959. For specifications 'contact
Rev. Greene, Brussels. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accep-
ted. W. James Armstrong, RR
3, Brussels, Ontario. 17-8b
TENDERS for 50' x 70' GRAIN
STORAGE WAREHOUSE at Hen-
sail, Ontario, for W. G. Thompson
& Sons Ltd., Blenheim, 'Ontario.
Sealed tenders, plainly marked
on the outside as to contents, will
be received by the undersigned
until 5.00 p.m. Thursday, May 14,
1959. Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the undersigned
upon receipt of a certified cheque
made payable to the Architect in
the amount of $25.00. This deposit
will be returned when plans and
specifications are returned to the
Architect in good 'condition.
Lowest, or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
FREDERICK W. H. DAWES,
Architect, M.R.A.I.C.,,,
CHATHAM, Ontario,
P.O. Box 178.
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Tender Opening No. 26
ONTARIO
FOR SALE
Cordwood and Used Building
Materials, Ontario Hospital
Site, Goderich, Ontario
SEALED FIXED SUM TENDERS
will be received in the office of the
Tenders Secretary, Room 6630,
East Block, Parliament. Buildings,
Toronto 2, Ontario, until 4 p.m.
E. D. Time on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th
for the Purchase and Removal of
all or any part thereof of approxi-
mately 100 cords of mixed Elm and
Basswood, used concrete blocks,
timbers, window frames and sash,
and galvanized sheet roofing from
the site of the proposed Ontario
Hospital at Goderich, Ontario.
Tender form and tender envel-
ope may be obtained on application
to Mr. C. Bedard, Superintendent
of Construction, Department of
Public Works, at the proposed
Ontario Hospital Site, Goderich,
Ontario.
The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
J. D. Millar,
Deputy Minister,
Department of Public
Works, Ontario.
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto 2, -Ontario.
April 22nd, 1959. 18-b
CANADA
SEALED TENDERS addressed
to the undersigned and endorsed
"Tender for FEDERAL BUILD-
ING, GODERICH, ONT., will be
received in the office of the Secre-
tary, until 3.00 p.m. (E.D.S.T.),
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959.
Plans and specification can be
seen and forms of tender obtained
at the offices of the Chief Arch-
itect, Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, Ontario, the District Arch-
itect, 385 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Ont, and can be seen at the Post
Offices at Kitchener, London and
Goderich, Ontario.
To be considered each tender
must be accompanied by one of the
alternative securities called for in
the tender documents. Tenders
must be made on the printed forms
supplied by the Department and in
accordance with the conditions set
forth therein,
The Department, through the
Chief Architect's office, or through
the undersigned, or through the
office of the District Architect at
Toronto, Ont., will supply blue-
prints and specification of the work
on deposit of $150,00 in the form of
a certified bank cheque or money-
order payable to the order of the
Receiver General of Canada. The
deposit will be released on return
of the blue-prints and specification
in good condition within a month
from the date of reception of tend-
ers. If not returned within that
period the deposit will be forfeited.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
Robert Fortier,
Chief of Administrative
ServiceS, and Secretary,
Departinent of Public Works,
Ottawa, April 30, 1959.
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GOSHEN LINE
Mrs. Bruce Keys dislocated her.
shoulder on Thursday while paper
hanging,
Miss Carol Williams, Clinton,'
spent Friday night with Gwen
McBride.
Miss Bonnie Johnston, Bayfield,
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Miss Donna Peck.
Ivan Steckle, Jr„ Eayfield, spent
Saturday with Gerald and Robert
family,
, and
spentM r
ssu. aoyb wit hP emckr, and
Mrs. John Snell, Londesboro.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer McBride,
Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs, Bert
McBride, on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McBride
and five sons, visited with their
parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Bride on Sunday,
Elgin McKinley spent a few
days last week in Toronto, op bus.-
Mess,
A number of Goshen ladies were
guests of the Ontario Street Uni-
ted. Church Woman's Association,
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs, Campbell McKinley Spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs,
5. Witmer at Zurich.
Home From Hospital
. Clarence Parke returned home
from St. Joseph .flospital, London,
last Wednesday, where he had
been a patient since early in Jan-
o.
Counter Check
Books on Sale at
'the News-Record
Clearing Auction Sale
of 38 Head of Purebred
.« Ayrshire Cattle
Fully accredited, registered and
vaccinated. Also farm machinery;
a quantity of grain and some
household furniture, on
Tuesday, May 19
at 1 o'clock at lot 26, Concession
3, Goderich Township, corner of
Cut Line and Blue Water High-
way, 4 /2 miles west of Hohnes-
vile.
Wilmer Harrison, Prop.
Donald Blue, Auctioneer
K, W. Colquhoun, Clerk
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Westdell Dispersal Sale
Thursday, May 14
Equipment sells at 12.30, Cattle
sell at 2.30 at the farm 21/2 miles
north of Blyth, which is on High-
way No. 4, then 2 miles west to
the farm.
Cattle: 50 head Purebred Fully
Accredited, Vaccinated, Bloodtest-
ed, Holsteins.
This herd is a very good type,
with one graded "Very Good", 12
"Good Plus" including very good
prospects among the younger cows.
They are of popular blood lines.
Mostly sired by Waterloo Unit
bulls, with daughters selling off
Elmcroft Tradition Glenafton,
Milestone and Benefactor, Selling
Sovereign A, Seiling Wing Pietjo,
Maple Lea Skokie and Reflection
Governor, Smithcroft Snowball
Rochet, and Fraser Butter Boy.
There are 24 milking age females,
some bred, quite a few due sum-
mer and fall; 4 fall bred heifers;
balance yearlings and calves.
Horses: Team of Clyde geldings,
4 and 6 years old.
Equipment: Oliver 88 Diesel
tractor; B250 International diesel
tractor; Oliver baler, 3 yrs. old;
Smoker 30 ft. elevator; Cockshutt
side delivery rake; McCormick
Deering 7 ft. power mower; 15-run
International fertilizer drill, like
new; McCormick Deering 8 ft.
tandem disc; assey-Harris eight-
blade one-way disc; 3-furrow Oliv-
er tractor plow; Oliver tractor
manure spreader; Universal milk-
ing machine, 3 units, piping for 30
cows; colony house 12x12; 2 range
shelters; set of sleighs; quantity
of pine lumber; quantity of sabago
potatoes; other articles too num-
erous to mention. Terms—Cash.
No reserve, proprietor taking up
other business.
Alvin Snell, Prop.
A. Mike Brubaeker, and George
Nesbitt, Auctioneers
George Powell, Clerk
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Ernest F. Twitcheii
A native of Clinton, Earnest F,
Twitchell passed away in Union-
ton on Tuesday, April 28, at the
age of 77. Mr. Twitchell was one
of the thunders of an early Ed-
monton bakery firm, and was a
resident of the city for almost
50 years,
Mr. Twitchell went to. Edmon-
ton in 1910, and was one 'of the
original members and a director
of the North West Biscuit Comp-
any. For 1.9 years, until his re-
tirement in 1949, Mr. Twitchell
was manager of the Edmonton
branch of the Independent Bis-
cuit Company.
Surviving is his wife, at 12420
109 Ave.; a daughter, Mrs. James
Palmer, Edmonton; a son, James,
Whittier, Calif.; four grandchild-
ren; one brother, Charles, at Pres-
cott, Ont,, and a sister, Mrs, Fr-
ank Workman, Vancouver,
Interment was in the Edmon-
ton Cemetery.
coming Events
Thar., nay 's—Mother's Day
tea, bake table and sewing table,
to be held in the Ritchie
RCAF from 8 to 10 P.M. Sponsor,•
eci by RCAF Protestant Chapel,
Sat., May 9—Hospital Tag Day
in Clinton. 18-h
Sato May 9—Rummage, bake
sale, miscellaneous articles, spon-
sored by Group 2, Brueefield WA,
in the Council Chambers at 2 p.m.
17-18-b ,
Goderich Pavilion—Dancing ev-
ery Saturday night, Paul Cross•
and his Orchestra. 'Fri„ May 15—
Teen 20 record dance. Lion's Bin-
go every Wednesday night, 17-tfb,
Thurs, May 14 — Mrs. F, G,
Thompson will be interviewed on
M'Lady, CKNX TV, between 2.30
and 3,00 p,m„ to speak on the
Huron County Home Auxiliary.
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DISTRICT AUCTION SALES