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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-05-28, Page 8PAGE EIGHT CW4'011 NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1953 CDCt Leader, Guest Qf London Free Press Harris .Oakes, chosen as CDCI'a member in Western Ontario Lead ors Club, was one gf 60 members who were guests of the London Free Press on Friday, May 22. Following a tour of The Free Press building, and the University of Western Ontario they were treated to dinner at the university cafeteria. They then attended the Show, "Hans Christian Andersen", were guests overnight of The )free Press at the YMCA and on Saw - day attended the WOSSA track meet. 414. e l t,, 4 ; le:_ .44: : leteteti+14 t t + e!tte:+4 +t' 1:444:3! tel .� +++ "�44a+• .4+ w . Free! Free! MAP OF THE CORONATION ROUTE while you bear it Bright/1y coloured, Follow the Coronation Procession, on your radio or watch it on TV. suitable for framing. Pick up your Coronation Souvenir at our store to -day. Merrill Radio and Electric if 4 4. 4 � IlllliNllllll�(IIININ(INIIINfIIIIIIIIIIII(lIIIIIIIII(IINIIINIIIIIIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNINIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIl111111IINIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIN11111111111111111 Bowl For Prizes Ali persons who bowl exactly 171 points between May 29, 1953 and June 16, 1953 inclusive, will be eligible to enter a bowl ;off on `June 18, 1953. The winner of the bowl -off will re- ceive a new Wrist .Watch valued at $25. Clinton Bowling Alley (Reg Cudmore) Smoker's Supplies, -- Magazines, Borden's Ice Cream CLINTONONTARIO N11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N1111111111111111111NI11 II1111111111111181111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!IIINIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIl11111111N111N11111111111111111111P MONSTER Street Frolic MAIN STREET — CLINTON Coronation Night JUNE 2 GAMES START AT 7 P.M. CROWNING OF "PRINCESS OF HURON COUNTY" will take place at 9 p.m. ENTRY FORM "PRINCESS OF HURON COUNTY" NAME AGE WEIGHT A11 contestants to be 21 years or under. Formal dress to be worn. Entry to be made before 8.30 p.m., Tuesday evening, June 2nd, to J. D. Thorndike, Clinton, Branch No. 140, Canadian Legion. Judging at 9 p.m. STREET DANCE Will begin at 10.00 p.m. POPULAR ORCHESTRA DRAW FOR THREE PRIZES AT 11 O'CLOCK Refrigerator — Lazy -Boy Chair Suit of Clothes CLINTON BRANCH NO. 140 CANADIAN LEGION PROCEEDS FOR NEW LEGION MEMORIAL HALL BUILDING FUND Leaders' Club 1V,Iewbers Entertained In London WESUi Y-WIIj4S WA TO MEET meet in the church parlour on the Q THURSWAX, JUNJO I afternoon of June 4, at three The Woman's Association of o'clock. Mrs. Wilfred. Jervis' group Wesley -Willis United Church will will be hostesses, A group of Leaders' Club members (outstanding secondary school students from all parts of Western Ontario) . enjoyed tours of London and the University of Western Ontario last weekend. The Leaders' Club, with 65 members this year, is sponsored jointly by The London Free Press and University of Western Ontario. Front row, left to right: Bill MacDonald, Ripley; John Crawford, Wingham; Lyle Love, Han- over; Murray Cameron, Elmira; Dave Cowper, Galt; John Hicks, South Huron; Bob Dockstader, Goderich. Second row: Don McNay, Lucknow; Ed Iglar, Delhi; George Arlein, Windsor; Harris Oakes, Clinton; Doug. Stewart, Seaforth; Harry Seegmiller, Kitchener; Bob Scott, Guelph. GROUP 7 SOFTBALL WOAA SCHEDULE BEGINS ON MONDAY The schedule for Group 7, WOAA Men's Softball series was announced by group convener J. D. Thorndike today. Five teams will fight it out for group hon- ours with Ailsa Craig, last year's WOAA grand champions, seeking to win their second straight title. Centralia RCAF, Blyth, Hensall and Clinton RCAF will all be in the "B" playoffs, with the semi- finals a three out of five series and the finals—four out of seven. Ailsa Craig, the only "C" team, will advance into the "C" play - downs. All games will be night contests commencing at 8.45 p.m. EDST. June 1—Centralia at Ailsa Craig 4—Clinton RCAF at Hensall 6—Ailsa Craig at Blyth 8—Centralia at Clinton RCAF 9—Ailsa Craig at Hensall 11—Hensall at Centralia 11—Blyth at Clinton RCAF 13—Blyth at Ailsa Craig 15—Clinton RCAF at Centralia 16—Hensall at Blyth 18—Ailsa Craig at Clinton RCAF 20—Blyth at Hensel] 23—Centralia at Blyth 23—Hensall at Ailsa Craig '25—Hensall at Clinton RCAF 26—Ailsa Craig at Centralia 27—Clinton RCAF at Blyth 30—Centralia at Hensall 30—Clinton RCAF at Ailsa Craig July 2—Blyth at Centralia 2—Hensall at Clinton RCAF 4—Ailsa Craig at Blyth 7—Hensall at Ailsa Craig 9—Blyth at Clinton RCAF 9—Centralia at Hensall 11 --Blyth at Ailsa Craig 13—Clinton RCAF at Blyth 14—Ailsa Craig at Centralia 15—Blyth at Hensall 16—Centralia at Clinton RCAF 18-11ensall at Blyth 20—Hensall at Clinton RCAF 21—Blyth at Centralia 22—Ailsa Craig at Clinton RCAF 24—Ailsa Craig at Hensall 25—Centralia at Blyth 25 --Clinton RCAF at Ailsa Craig 28—Centralia at Ailsa Craig 30—Hensall at Centralia CEMENT Contractors CEMENT BUILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 36-pttb 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113 When she said she had to go He blushed because he didn't know, And didn't dare ask her where— She only meant to Clinton Fair. For the 'Teen-agers and Children we carry a full Iine of Bicycles, Tricycles, Express Wagons, Baby Strollers, Doll Carriages and Toy Wh eel Barrows. ,' WHILE AT THE FAIR "Shop Where You Are Invited To Shop" at Bob and Howard's Western Tire & Auto supply (Associate Store) hattenbuty St. fast P1IONE 349W Clinton WHERE YOYIIt DOLLAR OAS MOUE SENSE Wins Two Awards CAMERON MALTBY Cameron Maltby, Harriston, formerly of Clinton, and now in his second year in Business Administration at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, Lon- don, has won two awards this year, it was announced on Friday, May 22. He won The Wilhelmina and J. Gordon McIntosh Prize, and also. The William C. Ben- son and Company Prize for the highest standing in second year Accounting. 0 Clinton's Coronation Day Programme (Continued from Page Ope) present on this Saturday for the Clinton Spring Show, would stay in Clinton until Tuesday for the Coronation Day program. There will be a Ferris wheel, and no doubt several other rides, and of course the hot-dog stands and oth- er concessions,which help make a good day that much better. And At Night In the evening the Clinton Branch of the Canadian Legion will take over festivities for a gigantic street frolic. Remember the fun you hard last year at the Kinsmen frolic? The Kinsmen and the Lions had an exciting tug-of- war. Remember? Well, we'll wager that this evening that the Legion is planning will at least be equal to that. The Legion members have got- ten permission to block off the portion of Albert Street between the main intersection and Ratten- bury Street, and will set up games of all varieties along the sidewalks and on the lawn of Library Park. These promise to include bingo games, paddle games, tossing rings, tossing dimes, in fact all the games that commonly are connected with frolics. Of course there will be places to buy hot- dogs, soft drinks, candy and gum, hot coffee aid hamburgers, too. Games and booths will be ready for operation at seven o'clock. Special event of the evening will be the crowning of "Princess of Huron County", which will take place at nine o'clock, possibly on the Town Hall steps. Entries for this contest may be of any age up to 21 years, and will be accepted up until 15 minutes before judging commences. This will be a great thrill for some pretty young miss. Prize for this is a wrist watch be- ing donated by J. A, Anstett, Jeweller. Dancing on the street will com- mence at approximately ten o'clock. A welcome interruption will come at eleven, when draws will be made to pick the winners of the refrigerator, lazy -boy chair and suit of clothes which the Le- gion has been selling tickets on for the last few months. Proceeds from this draw are slated to help finish construction of the new Le- gion Memorial Hall on Dirk St. If you don't yet happen to have a ticket on this draw, there are still a few available, and Corona- tion Day may be your lucky day. (We'd like to place another wager, If you manage to wake in the morning that day and keep track of the Coronation celebra- tion in England by radio and tele- vision, and then keep up with all the doings in Clinton from eleven o'clock oh ---if you stay with it the whole day and take part in every bit of rnerryment that comes your way—you'll have had a good day, a busy day, and certainly one to remember.) And as the eetiimittee has told tls- "in case of rain, it will be held in the arena.", Know and obey your traffic )hwa ...., for life. Huron County Municipal Officers Meet at Hensall P. L. Durst, of Howick Town- ship, was elected president of the Huron County Municipal Officers' Association at the annual meeting, held in Hensall on Wednesday, May 13. Clerk L. D. Holland and Asses- sor J. W. Manning were repre- sentatives frome Tof th own Clin- ton. Other officers are: A. H. Ers- kine, Goderich, honorary presi- dent; Harry Strang, Exeter, first vice-president; J. N. Deckert, Mc- Killop Township, second vice- president; S. H. Blake, Goderich, treasurer; J. G. Berry, Goderich, secretary; John Morrissey, Steph- en Township; W. H. Brokenshire, Zurich; Harvey Johnston, Morris Township. (oronatirn Day SPECIAL. June 2 Juice or Vegetable Soup Prime Rib Roast of Beef Served With Horseradish Sauce — Yorkshire Pudding Vegetables Mashed Potatoes DESSERT Strawberry Trifle topped with Whipped Cream Beverage 5c extra OLDER FOLK AND . CHILDREN — HALF PORTIONS COMMERCIAL INN HOTEL 21-b Admiral 17" DYNAMAGIC RADIO BUILT-IN at no extra cost" $249.00 LOWEST PRICE EVER! 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PRIZES FOR HOUSE $15, $10, $5 PRIZES FOR STORE $15, $10, If you wish to enter House Decoration competition, to be judged about noon on Coronation Day, fill in this coupon, and send to secretary. AN M N .h H N 1. 44 ON I N Os M 14 dl M N 'A N N +M 4 • z 2 t Name 4 4 Z t Street Address z x f i Phone No. ,M' M M M H N M 4. 14 V• M z 4 N 4 .I. N' M M N N V. 444 (Signed) L. D. )HOLLAND, Secretary CORONATION DAY COMMI'TTE