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Clinton Pair Help
With Dodgers
.,Winn In Tourney
Kay Sharpe and-Joanne Castle,
were, two" prominent, figure,s in
the Goderich Dodgers' lineup Mon-
day when the, lakeshore town team
took to honours in a Big' Four
ladies' fastball tournament.
'Thse Dodgers nosed 'out Strat-
ford Kmehlers 4-3 in the first
game and came back in thesnight-
cap to clip Sarnia 2-1 for the
championship. The other team
in the tourney was Florence
Chicks who 'bowed to Sarnia 2-1.
Both'. Dodger games were• pack-
ed with thrills. ,Against Stratford
the Dodgers took an early 4-0 lead
only to have Stratford come back
to almost snatch the,duke with
a single run in the eigth and two
more in the ninth. Goderich
caught the third out in the ninth
with the hases loaded.
With Sarnia'it was the Dodgers
who staged the late rally to score
in the last of the ninth.
Kay Sharp cailie up ..,with two
big singles in the first game and
Joanne banged out three singles hr
the final including one in the ninth
inning when she was advanced to
third on two sacrifices and came
home with the winning run on a
wild pitch.
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
LIMITED
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Aug. 9 and 10
Double Feature
"MARRY ME AGAIN" llohert Curnmhigs
",The Pace That Thrills" (One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY
August 11 and 13
"DESERT SANDS"
RALPH MARLA
MEEIMR. ENGLISH (Two Cortoons)
TUESDAY 'and WEDNESDAY
August 14 and IS
"THE 'MAN WITH
THE GOLDEN ARM"
(Adult)
FRANK KIM
SINAT,RA NOVAk (One Cartoon)
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
, AUgust 16 and 17
"`MART`"
(Academy Award Winner)
ERN'EST BETSY
BORONIT\TE BLAIR (Two Cartoons)
Box ()Oleo Opens 8.00 Show Starts at Dusk
(Children Under 32 in Car9 Five)
Formerly Llashmar Drive-In
Next TO Conlmunity Varlc
CHURCH SERVICE
Every Sunday Evening
Auspitesi Chlnten Ministerial
Association
4.1
Priced To Sell
19501 odel 50 Clipper Combines NEW
1-Massey-Ifarris 8 x 42 Separator.
Excellent condition. One owner.
Never off the farm.
(1-M-11. Super 27 S.P. 12, ft. cut
1-1947 Ford Ferguson Tractor
overhauled, new' Pew rubber
PLOWS-We have new deririonstrator plows,
all sizes, at Slashed Prices.
Sturdy Farm Equipment
CLINTON r: Plume UV Z-9,184
lime,' lie e 4.
Pay As You Drive
Perhaps you've wondered how it's done.
Most everyone buys on time these days. Here's
how you too can own a "BETTER USED' CAR:'
the G.M.A.C. Way. A small down payment and
you're on your way!
' Down Monthly
Payment Payment
.752 Austin Sedan $200 W $27.50
'50 Ford Sedan 300 27.50
'50 Meteor Coach . 200 21.00
'51 Chev, Coach „ 300 40.00
'53 Chev. Sedan 400 53.00
- Increase your down payment, and your
monthly payment is love.* acordingly._ -Why not
drop in and talk it over? We welcome your
inquiries.
LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTD.
Too FrIeridIy, cHEV.-OLDS: Dealer
Filthier 2.93/1
CLINTON
Open Evenings for rout' Convenience
PALM EIGHT
Brucefield Mill Will Offer Daily
(hopping Service To customers.
CLINTON NEWS-RE-CORD
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9a 95
Operating under the manage-
ment of Roy MvNaiI, Myth, the
Brucefield Chopping Mill will be-
.40 a word, minamum 7513
Saturday; August 11 - Share-
the Wealth Bingo, Legion Hall,
9 P•ni. Jackpot $100 in
60 calls; 14 regular ,,games, $1.0
each. Sponsor: Legion. 32-b
Friday, August 17 - Parsonage
Board SupPer, St. Andrew's Unit-
ed 'Church, Barfield. Supper ser-
verfrom 5 to 8 p.m, Adults UK
Children 50c, 32-^3-b
Saturday, August 18 = Clinton.
Clintons' Horticultural Society
Flower Show, 2,30 o'clock, coun-
cil Chamber. Open to all, .324,
0,oderich ravillori,''--4-every*4riday
Teen Age Record swing with
Johnny Brent of CKNX as't•M;G,
Saturday *nights dancing to„ Bill
Stuart and his orehestra. Sunday
mid-night dance, September 2nd.
2'431-b
Enjoy Dancing from lb W1 at
the Crystal Palace, 'Mitchell,
day nights with Don Robertson
and his boys,„, - 28 to 35-b
Legion Bingo is cancelled for
the month of Augusts , Will-„start
again on September 6, with: jack-'
pot of $54.00 on 54 numbers.
tl
gin giving farmers chapping ser'
vice' every week-day starting
about the 20th Of August. At
present the Mid is grinding on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Change in management frOrri-
t11at of J. K• Cornish Cable follow-
ing the change. to ownership by
the Herisall Distriot Co-operative
recently,
Garnet 1VIousseaut manager of
the Hensel' Co- p,. Said: that plans
include the installation of bins for
grain,Sterage• The Brucefield
branch of the Co-op will be oper-
ated in' close conjunction with the
Zurich branch P'1111' with the head.
office in Hensall to provide maxi-
mum service to the farmers of the,
area.
The mill Was organized, in Oct-.
Ober, 1924 by J. K. Cornish: end,
Harry Dalrymple, who at that
time operated a garage; business-
across ithe highway and continues
tO: do under the nesle: vir,. H. Dar-
rymple and Son. In 1939 the part-
qership dissolved and' Kr.. Cornish:
continued to operate • the rnill,
After the war Carlyteo, cbrigsh;,
went into partnership with 'Ids
father, for a short:oil:Me.
• Mr Cornish plans to retire and,
he and his wife Will live,• in a
brick` cottage in Brucefield which;
he is rebuilding.. He will continue
as secretary treasurer; of the
Tuckeismith Municipal Telephone
System, a job which he has had'
32-b since 1940,
Waterman's
PENS and PENCILS
PENS "l0935-9f: $329, $3.95, $6.95
BALL-POINT PENS Reg $2.20--for $1.49
Graduates from the Godertch Business College
included quite a few students from this area. TOP"'
row, left to right, *Margaret Smith, Clinton; Beverly
Bosveld, Gertrude Cook, Deanna Mallough, Goderich;
Helen McKay, Clinton; Frank. Schubert, Goderiebo:
Karen Ann Moodie, Clinton. ' Second row,' Sophie
Meier, Massey; Dianne MCNair, Kay Botz, Donelda.
Bannister, Goderich; Jacob. Greydanus,-• Bayfield;
'Mary ,Ann 'Overholt, Herbert Kempster, Goderich.
Third row; Linda Carter, 114Pley; Lorne Chisholm,
Adeline Riehl, ,:Corinne Knetch,.: Ruth
Peachey,' Carolyn Duquette, VelmaSteWart, Goderich.
•-47ftattiA?
Fourth row, 1Vlary Alexander,' Goderich • Alvera Hurshi, '
-Clinton; Ruth King, Nova Scotia; .1Viarilyn Moore,
.Janet Morley, Goderich; Margaret Caldwell; Sask-
atoon; Odrien Colwell, Clinton; Lillian MoLearq God-
erich. Fifth row, Mary Joyce -EllwoOd, Janet Bowler,
Margaret McDonald, Goderich; 'Anne Sinclair, Sea-
forth.
Zipper -Binders.
ranging in prices from -
-$3.95 to, $14.95
OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST AND' MOST COMPLETE
IN THE DISTRICT \
FREE IMPRINTING . .
Your name imprinted in gold leaf, letters FREE of
CHARGE if binder purchased during the month
.of August..
FOUNTAIN PENS of $2.00 value or mo wilt
also be imprinted without cfiarge.
FREE-BALL-POINT PEN
With every purchase over $5.00 we will
give away one Ball-Point Pen FREE.
Shop Early . .. Shop At
MclEwan
WICKED PICNIC BASKET
Reg. $5.50 .. „
BAR .B41--Portable
Reg. $7.75
COLEMAN' CAMP STOVES
Two Onlyt-Reg. $18.95
Speeial at . .....
SUTTER-PERDUE LTD.
"Your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer"
Council In Action
(Continued afrom Page One)
a, "stop street." • t.
On 'Suggestion of Cowl.. Sutter,
John Serrgatee'was 'given permis-
sion to cultivate the part of Erie
Street at the CtNR tracks that has
never been used as. street; and
promise Was given that i1 -the land
shotikl ever be sold, ;VIi-o''angster
would have first opportunity to • WY. . •
Colin. Irwin asked for author-
iiatioirto pay , the policemen far
eight hours overtime each this
year: The extra time is incurred
during the holiday- period, when
in order to' arrange for holidays,
the men swing shifts. In so doing
they. each-work an extra eight
hours. Authorization was giVen.
Discussion on new rates payable
for street lighting was held; and
information on cost of the new
mercury vapour lighting was also
discussed. At present the town
pays $322.60 per month. New
rates to' go' into effect soon on the
present lighting, will be $366.25
per month. If the mercury vapour
lights are put in, there is no flat
charge to the town for the instal-
lation; but- the rate per month
would go up to $435.58 per month
to pay for them in the 30 down-
town standards. The protection
to persons and property commit-
tee consisting of Couns. J, Sutter,
G. Beattie, Ed. Dale was asked to
investigate further and bring :in a
recommendation.
CLERE-VU
Auto Wreckers
Parts for All Makes of Cars
from '24 to '52
AUTO LITE BATTERY
DUNLOP TIRES
Sales and Service Used 16-17-18-19-20 Tires
Phone: HU: 2-3211
We Buy Scrap
Metals
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Weekend
Cause Accidents . .
nor Daiiiage:
A three:month-al& baby which
was thrown to the floor frOm the
back seat of a car in „Which it was
a passenger, was unhurt wklen 'two
tars'collided on. tiatt:enbUry Street
East last Fridavo eVciling. The
baby, Kathy, and hei.two and one
half year old brother Robert, along
with their mother, Mrs. Stanley
Falconer, were pasiengers in a
1956 car driven by' Mrs. Ruby
'Pickard, Clinton. •
Mrs. Pickard was 'proceeding
east on Rattenbury,, when a rattle
in the glove, corimartment gained
her attention and she leaned over
to see what it was,. Her vehicle
struck the side of .a 1952 truck
owned by Fire Chief Grant Rath,
which was parked in front of Ho-
ward *Cowaris' home.
Dr. F. G. Thompson examined
the occupants of the Pickard car.
No one was injured. Damage to
the 'two'vehicles has been estima-
ted at $500. Constable Albert
Shaddick investigated. Charges
are pending.
Main Intel-Section
Constable Shaddick received - a
call to an accident at the main
intersection-'early Saturday even-
ing. John G. Gibbingso 84, was
making a left hand turn into
Isaac Street frorn a parked posit-
ion in front of Newcombe's drug
store, when his 1936 car was
struck in the side by a 1954 car
driven by Sergeant Kirk Worrell,
William Street. Sgt. Worrell was
coming through the intersection
south on. Victoria, Street (High-
way 4).
a
ADMIRAL 21"
-SWIVEL' BASE
Consols $220
We. Instill .Anywhere
Phone Goderich
1 509
31-2-3-b
R. Irwin Thrown.:.
To Pavement
Car Is Wrecked •
Robert Irwin, 28, son of Mr_. and
Mrs. Bert Irwin', Clinton, was re-
ported to, be in satisfactory, ,con-
dition in hospital last night,-;where'
he was taken onSaturday follow-
ing anauto accident early that
Morning:
Goderich Twp. Sets
Ten-Mill Rate
An increase of two mills on the
tax rate in godelich Township
this year has been.attributed to a
$4,300 allocation which will be
paid towards the addition to the
Alexandra Marine and 'General
Hospital, Goderich.
This brings th'e rate in the
township to ten mills, in compar-
ison with the 1955. rate of eight
mills. Rate was set at the Ang-
ust meeting of the Goderich Town-
ship council this week.
The school rate (paid in addit-
ion to the township rate) varies
in each school section from a low
of 5 mills, to 14.1 mills.
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He was driving on Highway
south of Exeter, when his car left
the road and struck a tree, throw.-
ing Irwin from the vehicle. He.
received a fractured skull, bruises
and cuts. A passenger, Fred Van),
Egmondr: RR 1, Clinton, eseapedv:
without injury.
Damage. to the, car was estima-
ted at $800. ' Ccuista.ble 'George
Mitchell, Exeter, investigated,
LAICEVIEW
CASINO'
GRAND BEND
DANCING
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
.and
SATURDAY
CLIFF SCANLON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
« * * * * * * *
Rain or Shine!
SUNDAY EVENING
CONCERT
August 12th Also
PUPPY RAFFLE
Sponsored by Grand Bend Lions
4.19
5.49
15.95