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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-06-07, Page 12Clinton Boy Earus Principar$ Job At PalennwSchool Popular goalie for the Clinton Colts hockey team,. Bill Nediger„ Was featured in the Personality Parade column of the Oakville newspaper recently, with the, an- nouncement that he had accepted the position of principal of the four room area public school at Palermo, near Oakville where he taught last year. Twenty-three year,s .old, and WALLETS genuine 1 ecaotlhoeurr,s $3.00 to $6.50 and styles Set of Tumblers $2.25, $2.50, $2.95, $4.95 Ice Bucket complete with . tongs $1.25 Jigger new, adjustable, automatic $3.50 Men's- Stationery $1.00, $1.49, $1.65 telephone Autodex for listing $2.75, $4.95, $6.95 numbers The reCently organized town softball league resumes play to- night after a. ten-day lay-off, lu the only game played to date, the. Uptown team defeated the Le.gion. 44.), a fast, Well-played game, The, complete schedule_ is as fol., lows; if a genie is rained out or irrlqr"r".4r7......01r7..""W"Iff*,11.."PrISTIF.1,1 CLERE11). - Auto Wreckers Parts for MI Makes of Cars from '24 to '52 AUTO LITE BATTERY DUNLOP TIRES Sales and Service Used 10-17-18-19-20 Tires Phone: HU: 2-3211 We Buy Scrap Metals otherwise not .played ,on the ached- uled date, it may be re-scheduled by the teams concerned, but not on a. Tuesday or Thursday All games must start by seven. QV:Pelc• MAY 29—Legion vs. uptown June '7--Hydro, vs. Fish and Game. June 12.—Uptown vs, jr, Farniers June 14 .,Fish and Game vs. Leg- ion June 19—jr. Farmers vs. Rydro June 21—Fish. and Game vs, -Up- town June 26—Leg'On vs. Jr. Farmers June 28-.-Uptown vs. Hydro July 3—Jr. Farmers vs, Fish and game July 5--Hydro vs, Legion July 10—Uptown vs. Legion July 12---Fish and Game vs, Hydro July 17—Jr. Farmers vs. Uptown July 19. —I„egion vs, Fish ' and Game July 24. Hydro vs. Jr. Farmers. July 26-1,Iptewn vs. Fish .and Game July 31—Jr. Farniers vs. Legion August 2—Hydro vs. Uptown August 7—Fish and Game vs. Jr. Farmers' August 9—Legion vs. Hydro. town League Softball Schedule 111111111.111111111111111111 AIR FORCE DAY SATURDAY JUNE 9 VISI NI T ARIST YOUR RCAF STATION FREED 0 M SPECIALSTat for June 7-8-9 STOKLEY'S CREAM CORN - 15 oz.. tin 2 for 25c HEINZ CATSUP 11 oz. bottle 23c NATIONAL TEA'BAGS 50's 39e GRANULATED SUGAR 5 lbs. 41c DAINTY CHOCOLATE MALLOWS, pkg. 29c STANLEY'S Red & White SUPER MARKET Queen St. PHONE, HU. 2-3447 FREE DELIVERY Open Friday F vening Lots_of Parking .1••••1••••••••••11MINII, Senior herd, W. Turnbull And Sons,. B, Arzth, S. Henry and Sons. AT"lPr herd, •E. Ash, W. Turnbull' and Sons, S, Henry.' and Grand champion reserve sow, Henry and Sons, W. •Turribtd1 and. Sons. Grand champion reserve boar, W, Turnbull and Sew, A. G. Bacon. EVENING HORSE SHOW Heavy Horses Heavy dratight team -in harn- ess, Halliday, Taylor, Agricultur- al team In harness, Halliday, Tay- bar, Halliday, Wagon or express, single hitch, over 1,500 lbs., Knill, Matthews, poison. Wagon or ex- press, 'dingle hitch, under 1,509 lbs., Bert McBride, R,R 1, Zurich; Mil, Brown, Johnston. ' Four horse tandem hitch, Hall- I3estard„ Pritchard and Lar- amie, Taylor, gnat, Best match- ed team in harrim3; Bastard. Best dressed team on grounds, Taylor, Six horse hitch, pritchard;13rown. Light Horses Single hackney or carriage harness, 15-2 and over, Munroe (1 and 2), Jamieson, Pineombe, Jack- son. Carriage team in . harness, Munroe, • Pineombe, Jamieson, Jackson, Roadster team in har- ness', Wright, Munroe, Jackson, Hackney tandem (not shown) first four prizes 'Split among four entries, Jamieson; Burke, Jackson and Munroe. Gentlemen's turn: out; Jamieson', Munroe, Wright, Pinnombe. Lady driver, Lambertus Smith Tuckersmith Set Hours For Dumping Ground Tuckersmith Municipal Council met in Seaforth, on.Tuesday, June 5. All members were present with. the Reeve presiding. John ColWill complained that the eCtivert on the' Layton Drain in his property was not large en- ough to carry the water and that the same had washed out twice recently. Council will replace the present 30-inch culvert with a 42- inch. Stewart Pepper ilSo 'complained, of flooding conditions on his prop- erty and council will investigate the matter, Sufficient weed and brush spray to treat approximately 35 miles of road was ordered. The clerk was instructed to ad- vertise in the local papers stating that the dumping ground will be open to the township residents Wednesday and Saturday after nouns from 2-6 and 7-9 p.m. No wire, car bodies or garbage (org- anic) is' to 'be deposited in the dump and all dumping must be done under supervision of the in- spector appointati. HORSE SHOE ENTHUSIASTS! Don't miss the. Competition at the ZURICH CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS July 3rd, 4c a word, Minimum. 15o. .".••••rw.••,. WIP40(.14Y, June 7--.Euchre and . Bridge, Trinity -Church Parish. Hall, payne14, ,Auspices.; The Guild, 23-b Wednesday, Juno 13 — Clinton Races; Community Park; post time 2.00 O'clock PST; five races, $1,700 in purses; two one-mile heats to each race, 10 dashes; bet- ting privileges; covered grand- stand; starting gate. 23-x Thursday, Awe, 14—Bingo, Le-gion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton commencing at 8,30 pan,; 15 regular games for .35.00; three special share-the-wealth gameS; p3,00 jackpot on 58 numbers, inr chided in all the share-the-wealth games; one .special game for $25.00, Admission: 15 regular games for 50c; special games 15e, 2 for 25.c, 5 for 50e. An evening of fun f or _all bingo players.. 23-4-b Friday, June 15 — $1,000 ca4h draw at the Clinton Lions Club. STREET FROLIC; Main Street, Clinton, 8,30 p.m. Games, Bingo, Free rides Or 'all the .children. Draw on $1,000 at 11,00 p.m. Dance in 'I'own, Hall at 10.30, mod- ern and' old time. Admission 50.c 23-4-x Goderieh Pavilion — Dancing Saturday nights Don Downs. Wednesday nights Clarence Pe- tries Nighthawks. Mid-night dance Su day, July 1st. Sorry sold out June 9th, private party, 21-tfb Friday, June.. 29 — Kinsmen Bingo, Clinton Lions. Arena, $1,000 cash (must go); 12 regular games, $75.00 'each; 4 share-the-wealth games. Free door - prize $200. AdmissicYn: $1.00; extra cards 25c; 5 for $1.00; special $1,000 bingo, $1.00. 23-b; 24-5-6-x Saturday, October'13 — Penny Sale, 4 p.m. Auspices: Hospital Auxiliary. In PUC ofice, 23-b BANTAM BASEBALL - PRACTICE FRIDAY The first practice for the Leg- ion-sponsored Bantam. baseball team will be held in the commun- ity park Friday evening at six- 'thirty o'clock. All boys who had not passed their 15th birthday on May 1, 1956, are eligible to play, • Thirty-one rriernhers and friends of the Clintonian Club travelled by bus to Sarnia, Wallaceburg and Chatham, on. June 5. Highlights of the trip was a tour of the Dom- inion' Glass Company, 'Wallace-- burg. JULY 2nd Professional Wrestling with TV STARS at Zurich _Centennial Celebrations Clinton Spring Show Winners 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Announcement ROY AND ANN VODDEN have 're-opened their store at Summerhill and welcome your patronage. 23-b Portable Radios are the order of the day Choose Yours From. Our Complete Selection PHILIPS -"Swing Along" Portable with $39.95 carrying case — Only MOTOROLA 3-WAY PORTABLES $49.95 & $59.95 %oat. MOW 100111111110 FREEDOM McPherson Bros GARAGE Hruon St, West — Clinton Phone HU. 2-9363 RAY'S Cities Service Cities Service Products Ray lIoggarth — Carl Cantelen "The place where you never have to blow your horn," Clinton 'I Ontario FREEDOM 0 AIR FORCE DAY SATURDAY 1•U N E 9 VISIT YOUR NEAREST RCAF' STATION (Pontintt41 from page Five) SHEEP Stiffolk Aged ram, T. Grant, Stapler; Murray ShoebottoM, RR 4, Den- field; Raymond B. Comfort, RR 1, St. Ann's (3 and 4). Shearling ram, R. B. Comfort (1 and g), T, Grant, M. Shoebottom (4 and 5). Ram lanib, T, Grant (1 and 2), R. B. Comfort, M. Shoebottoin. Aged ewe, T. Grant, K. Shoebottom (2 and 4), R. B. Comfort. Shearnng ewe, R. )3. Comfort (1 and 4), M. Shoehottoni (2 and 3). Ewe lamb, T. Grant (1 and 4), M. Shoabot- torn, R. B. Comfort. Flock, ram, any age, aged ewe, shearling ewe, ewe lamb, P. Grant, M. Shoebottorn, R, B. Comfort. Shropshire Aged ram, Fred •Guerney, Paris; R. B. Comfort (2 and 3), Emke Bros., Elmwood. Shearling ram, F. Guerney (1 and 3), R. B. Com- fort, Emke Bros. Ram lamb, R. B. Comfort (1 and 3), Ernke Brbs. (2 and 4). Aged ewe, R. B. Com- fort (1 and 2), Ernke Bros. Shearling ewe, F. Guerney (1 and 4), R. B, Comfort, Emke Bros, Ewe lamb, F. Guerney, R. B. Com- fort (2 and 4),. Einke Bros. Flock, ram any age, aged ewe, shearling ewe, ewe lamb, "R. B. Comfort, Emke Bros. Leicester Aged ram, James and Richard Snell, RR. 1, Clinton (1 and 2), Einke Bros., William R. Pepper, Seaforth. Shearling, ram, J. and Ft, Snell (1 and 4), Emke Bros., W. R. Pepper. Ram lamb, W .R. Pepper (1 and 2), Emke Bros. Aged ewe, J. and R. Snell (1 and 3), Einke Bros., W. R, Pepper. Shearling ewe, W. R. Pepper, Enker Bros., J. and R. Snell (3 and 4. Ewe lamb, W. R. Pepper (3. and 3), J, and R. Snell (2 and 4). Flock, ram any age, aged ewe, shearking ewe, ewe lamb, J. and R. Snell, W. R, Pepper. Dorset P. E, bearing and Son, RR 1, Exeter, all prizes in all classes. SQUtlidOWli Aged ram, Enke, Bros., John B. Kennedy, RR 4, Ilderton. Shear- hng ram, J. B. Kennedy (1 and 2). Ran* lamb, J. B. Kennedy (1 and g), Emke Bros. (3 and 4). Aged ewe, Emke Bros (1 and 4), J. B. Kennedy (2 and 3). Shear- ling ewe, J. B. Kennedy (1 and 2), Ernke Bros. (3 and 4). Ewe lamb, J. B. Kennedy (1 and 2), Emke Bros. (3 and 4). Flack, ram any age, aged ewe, sh.earling ewe, • ewe lamb, 3, B. Kennedy, Emke Bros. Oxford Emke Bros, all prizes in all classes. Lincoln A. W. Barrett, Parkhill, all prizes in all classes. SWINE Boar, littered before December 1, 1954, W. Turnbull & Son, RR 2, Brussels (1 and 2), Sid Henry and Sons, Listowel, Boar, littered between December 1, 1954 and September 1, 1955, Albert G. Bac- on, Belgrave; Edgar R. Ash, Ches- ley (2 and 3), W. Turnbull and Sons, S. Henry and Sons. Boar, littered since September 1, 1955,.A G. Bacon, E. Ash (2 and 3), S. Henry and Sons (4 and 5). Sow, littered before December 1, 1954, S. Henry and Sons, W.' Turnbull and Sons (2 and 3), E. Ash. Sow littered between June 1, 1955 and September 1, 1955, W. Turnbull and Sons (1 and 4), S. Henry and Sons (2 and 3). Sow, littered be- tween September 1, 1955 and Dec- ember 1, 1955, E. Ash (1 and 4), W. Turnbull and Son (2 and 3), S. Henry and Sons, aurae FREEDOM AIR FORCE DAY VISIT YOUR NEAREST RCAF 'STATION SATURDAY JUNE 9 Herman's Men's Wear HU 2-9351 — Clinton AUTOMATIC 4-WAY PORTABLE (Plugs into AC to recharge batteries when not in use) COMPLETE 'STOCK OF EVEREADY PORTABLE BATTERIES SINGER SEWING CENTRE.FOR CLINTON AND DISTRICT ?tiered Radio and Electric "Be WISE WY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" HUntor :0021 CLINTON IIIINEMIIII0011.0101""mlimmrir VISIT YOU'R NEAREST RCAF STATION SATURDAY JUNE ,- 9 $69.95 PAGE ''.1'N.VELVE CX.,111TOINT NV /VS-A .RO THURSDAY, J1,71',FE 7, loa 1 Exemdex Wallet Wallet, Calendar Pad and Memo Book combined 8, PLAYING CARDS $1.50, $1.75, $2.50 POKER CHIPS, plastic . $1.29 11111111111111111111111111 J ATUR E DAY U N 9 VIS.rT YOUR NEAREST RCAFSTAT,ION $4.00, $8.00 n now -completing his third year 44 a teacher, 13W is the son of it and lYfra. J. W, Nediger, Clinton. He graduated from CI?Cl in 1.951, proceeded to one year at Queen's University, and a year at Stmt. ford Teachers! College, beginning his teacher's career in Clinton Pub- lie School in the fall of 1953, Active in sports, was a.. member of the 134D WOSSA Inn" for "B" basketball champion team" from aO.C...1, a member of the On, %Igo. Baseball Association midget team, runner-up in 1940, and play— ed with the intermediate "B" On- tario Hockey Association finalists, . the Clinton Colts of 1951. Bill, played Senior "B" OHA At.. Queen's in 1952.. %.] .....____ ,, __ DR IVE., N THEATRE ---• 411' AV All limpii ,,,m, `,,,,, \la. ' -. --- .--- .. LIMITED • • • ..a.Ah:i..' THURSDAY and FRIDAY — June 7 and 8 "BEACHCOMBER" (Color) ROBERT NEWTON — GLYNIS JOHNN (Two Cartoons) SATURDAY -"REDHEADS GUY . -- and MONDAY—June 9 and. FROM SEATTLE". (Color) t • MITCIITELL — TERESA BREWER RHONDA FLEMING (Two Cartoons) , 11 Tuesday, June 12th is DOLLAR NITE. You, your family, your friends can ALL see " the show for $1.00. ONE DOLLAR ADMITS A CARLOAD! --TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—June "TIGHT SPOT" GINGER ROGERS --..L EDWARD LORNE GREEN (Two Cartoons) 12-13 G. ROBINSON - THURSDAY "PERSONAL and FRIDAY—June GENE TIERNEY — LEO (Two, Cartoons) AFFAIR" 14 and 15 GENN Box Office Opens 8.00 ,— Show Starts at Dusk (Children Under 12 in Cars Free) • Formerly Llashmar ,Drive-ln—Next to Community Park 6.4u4n-dh.a.4b-a.416..•-•...-a-An-dbA..a...s.a...b.4 \ .446-11.46.‘-4411-11-41.11.4411,446.1.1-a-1641-111 SATURDAY JUNE 9 Visit RCAF Station Clinton 111011=1.0 FREED() Specials For Air Force Day '50 CHEVROLET SEDAN $650 '51 CHEVROLET COACH $695 '49 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN $625 '49 FORD COACH $350 At these special prices these cars do not carry our usual guarantee. Mechanically good, they need some body work. If you're looking for cheapNtransportation * BUY NOW! '51 CHEVROLET SEDAN—extra,' choice, with radio $1050 '52 FORD SEDAN—very clean $1125 '52 PONTIAC SEDAN—sharp! $1125 Several others, various makes and Models for your approval. '49 GMC 1/2 Ton Panel Delivery $ 250 '48 CIDDV. Ton' Pickup ,, .. $ 395 '55 CHEV. Ton Pickup $1750 COMING IN SOON: '51 FORD 314 TON PICKUP '50 STUDEBAKEFf V2 TON PICKUP Regardless of tour Needs in Cars and Trucks — It Pays To See Us Before 'You Buy,. LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTD. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE NtIriter 2.9321 CLINTON. SPECIAL OFFER on REMINGTON and SUNBEAM Electric Shavers $8.50 off on a new shaver for any old electric shaver, regardless of make or condition, Offer good for limited time only. eEwan s Gift and Stationery Store AIR FORCE DAY