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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-01-04, Page 8PAGE EIGHT; CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1951 "Au Revoir" To Four Stalwarts (Continued from Page Seven) Squadron, Vancouver, 4 B. and R, Squadron, Uclulet, BC, and RCAF Station, Nfountain View, and came to Clinton in 1945, taking a radar course, and remaining on the instructional staff. W01 UP0bicen was married in 1940 to Doreen Cameron, .Toronto. Noted for his quick wit, ready nepaa"tee, good looks and smiling, Outlook (these points were all checked and he agrees), this Irish- man is "famous for his automobile tours„ chiefly Mexico and the United States, and claims to have made over 225 trips to Toronto' carrying passengers. He has been concentrating . on building a super -TV anttennla. While at Clinton, and hopes that DDixans' moving van will transport it with Care and his future landlord in Trenton think it a mark of distinction on his building rather than a nuisance. All the lyest, WOl Ultioan! You. will be remembered by Clinton personnel. OFFICE SUPPLIES Balsam Loose Leaf Ledgers $6.50 Bound Ledgers 75c to 3.90 Bound Cash Books 75c to 1.75 Bound Journals ., 75c to 1.75 Columnar Books, 1.25 to 3.75 5.25 Cosh Box Pencil Sharpeners 1.95 2.50 2.95 Stapling Machines1.50 to 5.25 Perforators 1.25 to 3.50 Desk Memo , Pad 1.75 Everyday Calendar Pads for 1951 1.50 Favorite Files in 3 sizes 2.50 Waste Paper Basket 2.10. Board Files - 1.35 Inventory Pads 75c Day Books' ' 25c to 1.75 Ink in %z pint, pint and quart sizes 25c to 1.50 2 IMIcEwa 'S COLTS TROUNCE SEAFORTH 13.3 IN FAST OPENER Clinton Colts looked impressive• as they trounced •Seaforth Legion 13-3 in the opening match of the OHIA Intermedilate r'B" hockey group in Seaforth's new Memor- ial Arena Saturday evening. Colts led 3-1 et the end of the first stanza and 7-1 at the end of the second. The third period was just a parade with Colts making it 10-1 before Legion gots its second counter. Billy Nediger played a nice game in the Clinton net, but the Seaforth attackers were wild and ineffective. Speed was fairly fast and checking was close. Clinton Calfs= -Goal, Nediger; defence, Bartliff, Neilans; centre, McEwan; wings, Counter, Draper; alternates, Clare Maltby, Cam Maltby, Strong, Edgar, Carter, Colquhoun,; sub -goal, Tideswell, Seaforth Legion -Goal, Baker; defence, Ulede, O'Shea; centre, Rennie; wings, Muir, Broome; alternates, Nicholson, Knight, Hidebrand, Sills; sub -goal, Wood- cock. Summary First Period - Goals: Seaforth, Hildebrand (Sills, Knight), 3.16; Clinton, Cam Maltby (Clare Malt- by), 3.29; Clinton, Edgar (Strong), 3,40; Clinton, Draper (Counter), 9.00. Penalties: Bartliff, Edger. Second Period -Goals: Clinton, Draper (McEw'an), 1.18; McjEwan (Bartliff), 1.42; Clinton, McEwan (Neilans), 5.54; Clinton, McEwan (Draper, Bartliff), 19.20. Pen- alties: Colquhoun. Third Period -Goals: Clinton, Colquhoun, 6.51; Clinton, Edgar (Cam Maltby), 6.59; Clinton, Mc- Ewan (Draper), 9.27; Seaforth, Muir (O'Shea, Broome), 10.28; Clinton, McEwan (Bantliff), 12.04; Clinton, Draper (Bartliff), 13.37; Seaforth, O'Shea (Sills, Muir), 17.3; Clinton, 'Cam Maltby (Car- ter), 18.25. Penalties: Colquhnun, Nicholson. DRAW UP SCHEDULE Representatives of the various badminton clubs competing in the "B" and "C" series of the Western Ontario Badminton As- sociation are meeting at RCAF Station, Clinton, this weekend to draw up the remaining half of the league schedules. Federation Notes (By Gordon M. Greig, Secretary, Fieldman, of Huron • County Federation of Agriculture) Reduced Rail Fares .Reduced railway fares are available to anyone wishing to attend the Ontario Federation of Agrioulture annual meeting in Toronto from January 9 to 12. You purchase a single ticket from your local agent; and ask him for a convention certificate. This form is handed to the represent- ative of the railways attending the annual meeting who will issue. you with a return. ticket for half the regular fare end a cost of 25 cents for his services. - Resolutions are to be present- ed and discussed on January 12, so anyone vitally interested in any particular resolution should be on hand that day. T ,k Short Course Grants Huron County Federation of Agriculture, through the Goderich Eievettor Fund, is giving .a $5 grant to every Junior Farmer under the age of 30 ebtending the Short Course at OAC, Guelph, from January 1 to 5, Toe this grant you make application to the Federation office in. Clin- ton, Box 310 or to the Depart- ment of Agriculture in Clinton enclosing proof that you have completed the course. This ap- plication should be made soon af- ter completing' the course. Morris Township Federation of Agriculture is giving a grant of $2 to anyone taking the course et OAC from January 1 to 5. This makes a total grant of $7 available to anyone from Morris Township who completes the course. If everyone making application to attend OAC during the first week in January is able to go, there will be over 80 from Huron County attending. If each one can bring back an idea how he can improve farm or farming methods, it will be worth a lot to our county. NOW ... is the time of year to place your order for your Astral. NOW ... is the time to make sure you're going to have economical electric refrigeration . , . come what may. Operates on 25 or 60 cycle AC or DC Only $159.50 EASY TERMS Check these • Extra Door Shelf. et Removable Centre Door Shelf. • Vinyl Enamel Interior. Easy to keep clean, features • 2 ice cube trays. • New Dual -Purpose Shelf. • New Automatic Thermostatic Temperature Control. i0.5 Merrill Radio and Electric Ross P. Merrill - George J. Colclough RCAF FLYERS W: R. Parke Heads TAKE OPENER Hensall Hockey Club FROM LUCKNOW '(By an. RCAF Reporter) RCAF Clinton Flyers took their opening game in the WOAA series by a decisive score of 15-5 against luckless Lucknow at Seaforth Tuesday. evening. The score does not indicate a true picture of the game, as It was not •until the third period that our team found itself and overpowered the Lucknow team. The game was fast and yery clean with only two penalties handed out, one to each team. The first period started off fast with both teams playing wide- open hockey. Scoring chances were missed by both teams with the line of Scarrow, Goodhue, Godley all around thenet but were only able to wine up with one goal. Lucknow opened the scoring at the 13.40 mark, but the score was tied a minute later on a goal by Beehler. The period ended at 1-1 tie score. In the second period scoring opened up with both teams cap- italizing on their chances around the net. The Station team went ahead 2-1 only to have Lucknow come back with three fast goals to make it 4-2. Then our boys roared back for four goals to one more for Lucknow to make it 6-5 in our favor at the end of the second period. The third period opened with the Flyers, though shorthanded, playing two lines to three-.. for Lucknow, really flying. Nine goals were scored, without a reply from Lucknow to make it 15-5 in our favor. Diduck really showed his earl' season scoring, eye when he scor- ed a total of five goals. Goodhue also came out with a standout performance although handicap- ped with a charley -horse suffered in the second period, scoring four. Other scorers were Soar - row and Beehler with two each, and Wingfield and Godley with one each. All players played a standout game, but a little encouragement is needed. A very disappointing crowd attended. Those attending witnessed a real first class game. (By our. Hensall correspondent) The following officers foam the slate for the Hensel], hockey team: president, W. R. Parke; vice- president, E. Fink; secretary- treasurer, William Brown;. exec- utive and transportation commit- ••• Tuckersmith Annual Tuokersmith Township is hold- ing its annual meeting and ban- quet in Hensall around January 19. Every farmer in Tuckersrnith is urged to attend and hear the special speaker, along with local reports of the past year's aotivr. ities. George,' Bailie Heads Royal Black Knights The Royal Black Knights of Ireland No. 1226 met in the Lodge Room, Blyth, recently. Past, W. P. Sir Kt. Harvey Hunking conducted the election of officers, which resulted as follows: P.W.P.-Sir Kt• Clifford Sund- ercock; W.P. -Sir Kt. George Bailie; D.P.---Sir Kt. Calvert Fal- coner; Chaplain -Sir Kt. Robert Wallace; recording and financial secretary -Sir Kt. Harvey Jacklin; treasurer, Sir Kt. Frank Cardiff; let Lecturer -Sir Kt. Richard Gray; 2nd Lecturer -Sir Kt. Har- vey Hunking; lst Censor -Sir Kt. Joe Lyon; 2nd Censor -Sir Kt. James Perce; let St. Bearer -Sir Kt. T. Thompson; 2nd St, Bearer - Sir Kt. Charles Burnley; Tyler - Sir Kt. Alf. Sellers. Committeemen - lst. Sir Kt, Robt. Golley; 2nd, Sir'Nt. Thomas Gresby; 3rd, Sir Kt, Roy To11;. 4th, Sir Kt. James McCallum; 5th, Sir Kt. Mark Gerciiner; 6th, Sir Kt. Joe Smith; 7th. Sir Kt, Ar- thur Weymouth. Cigad% URC TRAPPERS TO MEET Huron -County Trappers' As ; sociation will meet on Saturday' night, January 6, at Clinton. Everyone is welcome. • tee, Bob McKenzie, Wilson Allan,,, . R. Mock, G. Beer, D. Sangster;, coach, R. Mock; assistant easeh, J. Harrison; manager, Wilson Allan; finance committee, Dave Sangster, George Beer. 5** Hog Problems Apparently, Western farmers are putting pressure on the Fed- eral Government and particularly on. Agricultural Minister Gard- iner to have the U.S. border open- ed for the free shipment of hogs to United States and likewise from there to Canada., This is not in line with the policy of our On- tario producers and we are going' to have to speak up or we may. find our hog prices lower instead of higher. If such a thing would happen, we would find our choice bacon and hams going to the wealthy American rnarket while their fat shoulder cuts and side pork would be shipped over here for us to eat. Complete : Stock of " FINE -OVERCOATS Reduced 20% Fot January Prices of woollens afe rising. Buy that new overcoat at Herman's now and save moriey. Berman's Men's ear FASHION "CRAFT CLOTHES Biltmore Hats Foi yVis 'Shirts Open Bowling Nightly except Monday and Thursday - Afternoons - 2.30 to 5.30 Clinton Bowling Alley I al B. W. Tuckey Elected Exeter's First Mayor Benson W. Tuckey, a former Reeve, bename Exeter's first mayor as the community moved into the second half of the cen- tury as a 'town. Exeter was one of about 40 Western Ontario points voting on New Year's Day. His majority was 205 over A. J. Sweitzer, reeve in 1950. The changeover' in municipal status passed 'quietly in Exeter. The fact that on December 31 it was a village and on January 1 a town seemed not to cause a ripple. The only celebration was the unusually large turnout at the polls. MAYOR -Benson Tuckey (630), A. J. Sweitzer (425). REEVE -H. L. Snider (532), Henry :Merlins (480).' DEPUTY REEVE -W. G. Coch- rane (559), Vernon Heywood (388). COUNCIL - (six elected) - Eugene Beaver (739), R. C. Din- ney (698). William McKenzie (669). William Webster (649), Andrew Snelgrove (580), Roy Campbell (563), Ed Brady (502). Trustee in Blyth SCHOOL TRUSTEE -- (o n e electecl)-Donald Howes, (132); 1-2-b . Frank Tyerman,, (75). ,0.. P R�.41 S�.a:- _�• IB...,ew+b. o11-e•*-h:-4.1 �e-o•a®«-o•`ro-as•-e-pro-e+•kr�n-a-a+�-eeo++-a'o'a'°'� 4"4+ a Sergeants Entertain County Home Inmates A number of members of the RCAF Station, Clinton, repre- senting the Sergeants' Mess, pro- vided an evening on Friday, De- cember 29, of light entertainment for the residents of Huron. Co•unhy. Home to help them celebrate the New Year. F/S Charles Mason, clown and prankster, "m-c'd" the evening. A male quartet, consisting of WO2 F. LaFleehe, F/S A. Foster, Sgt. A, R. Per- son, and Cpl. Kecknie, accomp- anied on the piano by Sgt. Verne Boys, sang some well -loved songs adding much to the enjoyment of Oe evening S'glt! Boys, a talented pianist in his own right, Played a few well received selec- tions. While everyone joined in en old-fashioned sing -song of old songs and Christmas carols, F/S T. Ellis passed out the treats to round out a most enjoyable evening. NOW To Prove You Can't Match a IGID IRE Master Model for 1950 Beuerman in •McKillop REEVE -Daniel Benerman (acct.). .COUNCIL,- (acct,) -James T. Scott, Matthew Murray, Albert Siemon, Wilson Little. Brock in Usborne REEVE -Wellington R. Brock (acct.). COUNCIL-(accl.)-Verne Pin - comber Earl Mitchell, Harold Jef- frey, Harold Hern. inter Time is Play Time ! We have the equipment for you to enjoy it. $ 5.00 1.0.50 1.75 8.95 12.50 15.00 20.00 35.00 SKI WAXES Reg. 2S-4bc - Now 25c per tube SKIIS, SKI HARNESS AND SKI POLES A few pairs of SKI BOOTS left pr. 11.25 ' pr. 12.75 HOCKEY 'STICKS to. 75e to 2.50 HOCktY b'LOVI S . pr. 14.50 GUNS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION "We'offet; you a good .22 -calibre single shot rifle at ' 'the 'right price $8.50 4 -FOOT TOBOGGANS 8 -FOOT TOBOGGANS CHILDREN'S SLEDS BOYS' CCM SKATE OUTFITS. 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