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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-08-16, Page 10Ready To Serve .. TROPICANA 100% PURE ORANGE JUICE (not d concentrate) Get some at our store or have 'our driver Call. Fairhohne -Dairy Phone: HU. 2-9342 : Clinton KEEP REFRIGERATED OPICANA 110 7. PURE ORANGE JUICE UY YOUR ... School Supplie's NOW . . TEXT BOOKS NOW IN STOCK FOR ALL GRADES GENUINE LEATHER ZIPPERED CASES 0.95 $11.95 FREE IMPRINTING on all Zippered Cases purchased ,during month of August. Necessary Items for School Opening 3 RING REFILLS SCRIBBLERS MATHEMATICAL SETS RULERS ERASERS • PENS REINFORCEMENTS PENCILS With every $5.00 purchase a Ball-Point Pen will be given free. McEwan's SCHOOL SUPPLIES Book List for CDCI far 1956-57 available NOW I HERB'S FOOD MARKET SPECIALS — AUG. 16-17-18 FAB Regular Size, 6c Off, pkg 35c TULIP MARGARINE 29e lb. 3 lbs 85c CHEERY MORN COFFEE Grr eo= lb $1.03 INSTANT MILKO POWDER lb: Pkg' 35e "°,1) SEASON'S Salad Dressing Kits 49c PICKLING • SPECIALS SPECIAL. OFFER! 400 Dour la VAISSELLE 201OFF GIANT 101F?EGF. Canada White or Cider VINEGAR gal. 55c We Have FRESH PICKLING CUCUMBERS CAULIFLOWERS -- DILL SPICES 4.- JARS and JAR RINGS A HOLIDAY FUNDS FOR THE CHILDREN We Pay a Minimum Of .03c each fate Clean 6 Quail' Baskas. Phone Ittli 2.4445 Fire Alarm $ystem. Works Well As Test Is Completed 'Testing :of all telephones connected with the fire alarm system in town ! was carried out Monday evening during 'the course of the regular meeting of the Fire Brigade. It was found that all 'phones were in, good working con,' dition and each of the calls re, stilted in the' alarm being set off. This is the first time that a complete test of the alarm system has been made since the dial equipment was instal- led early this spring, Though some difficulties had been experienced prior .to the test, it is expected 'that now with the equipment fully understood and in working condition there will be no more trouble with it, Fire calls -are put in by dialling' Hunter 2-342I_ and this num, ber sbOuld be inserted in the place provided for it in the front of your telephone book, The 'famed Atlantic fishing schooner Bluenose was sunk in a storm off the coast of Haiti in 1946. We recommend TRANSITE IREO,TRADE MARK HOUSE CONNECTION PIPE Johns-Manville Transite As- bestos-Cement House Connec- tion Pipe is a modern, corrosion-resist- ant product specially designed for carrying wastes efficiently from houses to street sewers or septic tanks. We recommend Transite for modem, efficient Sewage disposal lines because: 1 It is strong and durable. 9 Its tight, positive' joints protect the line from root growths. 3 long 10-ft. lengths mean fewer joints in the line. A Its , smooth interior surface as- . sures high-flow capacity. Phone or write for complete details today! - JUST ARRIVED— Saturday Morning Carload of 4" and 6" tile and complete assortment of fittings.' Sutter-Perdue Ltd. Values of cheques cashed in Canadian clearing centres in Jan, ,uary, 1956 totalled $15,070,000,000 an increase of 21 percent over the same clate a year previous. • Useil (ars Wanted! We Need Good Clean Used Cars. Chevrolets Preferred 1952, 1953 and 1954 Models WE'LL PAY YOU CASH OUTRIGHT— OR TRADE DOWN ON A CHEAPER CAR AND PAY YOU THE DIFFERENCE. Of course we'll allow you top price on any new car on the lot. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTD. Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. Dealer HUnter 2-9321 — — CLINTON Open Evenings for 'your Convenience Ducks Get Breali. Season Opens At Nooii This Year Ontario ducks' and geese will get an even break on the opening day of hunting this year. Hunting seasons for ducks, geese, 'and other migratory birds Till open at noon this year, it has hen •announced by the Canadian: Wildlife Service of the Depart- ment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, The change is intended to reduce the first-day' kill of ducks and ,geese sand' pro- vide the birds with more warning of the approach of hunters'. On- tario •and Manitoba are the only provinces that will open their migratory bird hunting seasons at noon this year. The migratOry bird regulations also re-impose the closed season on mourning doves. During 1955, an ,experimental open season on mourning doves was declared but proved unpopular. Seasons on migratory birds are: September 15 to Deceibber 15 in the northern district; September 29 to December 15 in the central district; and October 6 toL.Decein- ber 15 in the southern district except for Essex County where the open season on geese is Oc- tober 6 to December 31. All sea- sons open on Saturday's. Bag and possession limits re- main unchanged. Limits are eight ducks daily and 16 in 'possession; five, geese daily and ten in posses- sion:; 25 rails, coots, and gallinules daily with no possession limit; &rid eight Wilson's Snipe and woodcock daily and 16 in possession. for modern sewage disposal lines BROWNIE'S, DRIVE-IN LIMITED THURSDAY and FRIDAY August .16 and 17 "M ART`" (Academy Award Winner) ERNEST BETSY B.ORGNINE BLAIR (Two Cartoons) SATURDAY and MONDAY August 18 and 20 "KHYBER PATROL" (Color) Ka-YARD " DAWN EGAN ADDAMS Seaturette; MAU MAU (Cartoon) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY"' • August 21 and. 22 "NIGHT OF THE HUNTER" ROBERT SHELLY MITOHUIVI WINTERS (Two Cartoons) THURSDAY and FRIDAY • Auguit 23 and 24 "HEIDI and PETER" (Color) ELSBETH siciviuND (Two Cartoons) Box Office Opens 8.00 Show Starts at Dusk (Children Under 12 in Cars Freelt., Formerly Llashmar Drive-In . Next To Commiinity Park CHURCH SERVICE': .Every Sunday Evening Auspices: Clinton Ministerial • Association TEN aarrim Nrws-RD 'TIIURSDAY. AUGUST' 16, 1.93 • BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Elton Selma De- troit, were with her sister over the weekend, Gordon Johnston, Faris, is visit- ing his sisters, Mrs. E, R. Weston and Mrs. M. Toms. Mrs, Alex Ranch, and three sons, Toronto, came on Friday to spend the remainder of the month with her father, W, W, Higgin‘s, Mrs, Peter McGee is gaining in health following an emergency op- eration in Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, on Thursday evening. Anne and. Christine Everett, Guelph, accompanied Margaret Smith on her return and are visit- lug at the hoMeof her parents and Mrs. 1,iindSaY Richard. Peck, who is. in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, is making good progress towards re- covery after having had his left leg amputated above the knee. guest of Mrs, Fred .McElwan for a fortnight. A colleague of Dr. Nich- olls, P.. Johnston, UWQ, is also holidaying at the McEwen resi- dence. Peewees; Capture First Group Bali Championship (Continued from Page One) the ball, strike his finger and thumb as he gripped the bat. He sUffered severe, lacerations• to his hand and x-rays will be taken to ascertain if there are any broken bones. The win was sweet revenge for the Clinton team because during further play, Seaforth 012 000— 3 3 a Clinton ... 1350 293-23 1,6 4 B. CamPbell, T. Love (1), T. bic. (1), Campbell (1) J. Pick (4) and Jack Dick, P. Dick (4); Budd Boyes and Bill Murney. Seaforth J. Dick, c..........................3 0 0 T. Love, 2b 3 1 2 B., Campbell, p 2 1 0 G. Brown, lb , . .... . 1 0 0 T. Lamont, lb in 3 • 2 0 0 J, Patterson, cf 3 1, 0 B. Denomme, 3b 3 0 0 T. Dick, lf 2 0 0 D. MoKercher .... „ 1 0 0 G. Flanagan 2 0 1 22 3 Clinton P. Draper, 2b 4 2 B. Livermore, of 4 2 B. Murney, c 5 . 4 R. Cummings, lb 4 2 Budd Boyes, p ' 3. 3 G. Smith, ss ,, 3 4 D. McLennan, 3b 4 1 R. Garon, rf 3 1 D. Naish, lf 4 1 D. Freeman batted, for Cummings in 6th 0 1 0 Bain Boyes batted for Budd Boyes in 6th 0 1 0 Dave De Putter batted for G. Smith in 6th 1 0 0 Bob Thompson, i batted .for IVICLennan in 6th 1 1 1 John Copper batted for Garon in 6th 1. 0 0 Bruce Cooper batted for D. Naish in 6th ........ • 1 0 0 38 23 16 0 165 Teams Will - Playoff In OBA At a meeting in Goderich on Sunday, members of the Ontario Ba.sbball Association announced that 165 teams in various classifi- cations' will be participating in the Association's playoffs this season. Other 'business discussed includ- ed• the consideration for the chan- ge of residence for 26 players. All were granted. Eleven members of the associa- tion executive -were present in- cluding Hugh Hawkins, Clinton, past president WOAA; Nelson Hill, Goderich, WOAA president; Johnny Bell, second vice president 4c a word, minimum 76c Sat., Aug. 18—Share-the-wealth Bingo, Hensall Legion Hall. Jabk- pot $105 in 61 calls. $5 added• each week. 14 regular games 10 cents. Free admission. 33b Friday, August 17 — Parsonage Board Supper, St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church, Bayfield. Supper ser- ved from 5 to 8 p.m, Adults' $1.00, Children 50c. 32-3-b Saturday, August 18 — Clinton Clintons' Horticultural '• Society Flower Show. 2.30 o'clock, Coun- cil Chamber. Open to all 32-b-33x- Goderich Pavilion—every Friday Teen Age Record swing witn Johnny Brent of CKNX as M.C. Saturday nights dancing to Bill Stuart and his orchestra. Sunday mid-night dance, September 2nd. 27-31-b Enjoy Dancing from 10 to 1 at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell, 'Fri- day nights with Don.Robertson and, his boys. 28 to 35-b -London Coach. --t,entrai Prow Canadian Famed as a quarterback and then as a scout for Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Indian Jack Jacobs faces a big challenge in accepting the job of playing coaching with Londop, new entry in the ORFU. Although several,., good imports are lined up, the big question mark is honiebrew talent.. Over 80 Canadians have applied and Indian Jack will have the• job of moulding, them into a contending team, Jacobs, whose main ambi- tion is to return to Winnipeg as coach, hopes the London coach- ing job will be a stepping stone. Many Rinks Vie For Major Prizes On Local Greens Thirty-two rinks battled. each other yesterday afternoon 'on the boWling greens here to decide the winners of the annual House of Hobberlin men's doubles tourna- ment. The winning twosome each received a made-to-measure' suit, courtesy of Herman's Men's Wear and the House of Hobberlin. Six other prizes " including shirts, sweaters and jackets went to the teams finishing in the runner-up spots. Entries were playing from Ex- eter, Goderich, London, Seaforth, Lucknow, Wingharn;, Blyth, St, Marys, Atwood, Listowel, Tees- water and Clinton. O Peewee 'Win • First Game Of Finals With Late Rally Clinton Peewees staged a 'des- perate closing rally on Monday night to grab a close 11-8 win' ov- er Seaforth in the first game of the group baseball finals. Seaforth built an.early 4,0 lead in the first three• innings only to have their visitors) tie the score in the fourth. Seaforth came back in their half with "four big runs and seemed headed for the win, only to have the fighting Clinton team score three in the fifth and four more in the sixth. Roger Cummings pitched all the way for Clinton,. Clinton 000 434-11 8 3 Seaforth 211 400— 8 5 3 R. Cummings and Bill Murney, Dwight Williams (2); Bill Camp- bell and Jim Dick. HENSALL TEACHER WELL' INSTRUCT IN HAMILTON Miss• Barbara- Jean Lavender, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas G. Lavender, Hensel', has accepted a position as teacher in Hamilton. Miss• Lavender,' who is a graduate of South Huron High School in Exeter, was form representative on the Women's Athletic Society at Teachers' College, and played on both the volleyball and softball teams. Her objective is to become a high .school language teacher. S. Dr. and Mrs, Ralph Nicholls, returned to London on Wednesday after having been with her moth- er since Saturday. W, Nicholls, Rove, England, who arrived in Canada last week aboard the Em- press of Britain, to spend some time with his Seri, accompanied the Past two seasons it was Sea- thern to the village. Be is the forth who eliminated Clinton from 3 1 3 2 2 1 1 X .. 44 41. 4 44 re4+.4+4. 8:0)14t,i4.40:4+044-0440i.t.:444414444-44-4••(:K1K+4+0.1444",+4•44-4+.1.44-OPX*444.1 ,Pc 4 -Y. 444 .4 .f Save. Up To $89.00 - x i .:. y .1.;1 On A New TV Set 0 , 4, Y Xy COMPLETE WITH GUARANTEE AND ,. :114 404I :144 4,74 4.4 4 PIIILIPS PIIILCO --- CROSLEY if . 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