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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-10-03, Page 10V,A•G E, TEN 01 a T,fWtI SDAY, OCTIOBEE u, 195' or Recreation (MOST ." QJ A SERIES) The time has come for Clinton 'citizens to consider seriously the project of :setting' up a Municipal •Reloreation Committee, What is :a 1V:Iunici:pa1 Recreation Committee2 Ii; is a :group of :sev- en conntposed of two members of the Municipal -Council and five Other interested citizens, appointed by •Council. These appointments are made under the Community Meeting Called .� To Organize Colt Hockey Club Attention is drawn to an an- naunceanent on page -nine of a hockey meeting in the council chambers an' Friday evening at eight o'clock, The Colt intermediate club had a reasonably successful -year in WOAA "home -(brew" competition Inst year. President of the chub was Russell Holmes, and secretary Was R. D, Fremlin, All persons. interested in keeping an intermediate team together in Clinton are invited to attend and express their views. Already there has been rumors of no team at all; another of Zurich players be- ing interested in• playing in Clin- ton; and also that a few men from Goderich are interested in playing here in Clinton. Goderich are definitely out of intermediate hockey this season. Centres Act whieh came into false on May 1, 3948 in Ontario, and includ- ing all, types c; centres clud- n ing a community hall, an athletic field, a skating arena, an o'ut-door skating rink, an indoor swirnaning pool or an out -.door swimming pool, For instance the Clinton Com- munity ark is set up under the n Act,end is administered der u . Rich a committee. Loeaaly it is known as the Park Beard, but it is made up of two eouneialors, 7, E. Dale and N. Livermore, and representatives .from the Wo;nen's Institute, the Lions Club, , Turf Club, Agricultural Society and the Baseball Club, The Clinton Community Swim- ming Poet, Board was formed for 1957 under the Act, with Reeve Burton Stanley and Councillor Ed- ward Dade from the Council and representatives from the Legion, Lions, Fish and Game Club and the Kinsmen Club." However, the Clinton Lions Are- na is owned and operated by .the Loons Club, with, some financial support from the Municipal Coun- cil two and three years ago. - If a Municipal; Recreation Com- mittee Was established under the Act, and a full-time or part-time director hired, then a grant equal- ling one-third of the director's sal- ary, 'up to a maximum • annual grant of $1,800 could• be applied for. • Also a maximum grantt of $600 on cost of operation and maintaining facilities could be ap- paied for anneally, (to be continued) DINNERWARE in Open Stock ORIGINAL "BRIDAL ROSE" BAVARIAN DINNERWARE • in Sets or Open Stock 20 Piece Starter Set $19.50 - Dinner Service for 8 $81.00 "OLD ENGLISH SAMPLER" in Sets or Open Stock and Odd Pieces Dinner Service for 8 $56.50 20 Piece Starter Set $13.25 "ROSALIE" ENGLISH DINNERWARE with floral design in Sets , or Open Stock 20 Piece Starter Set $10.95 Dinner Service for 8 $56.00 "ROSE OF TRALEE" CANADIAN DINNERWARE in Rose Design and Silver Decoration, in Sets or Open Stock 20 Piece Starter Set • . $ 7.85 ' Dinner Service for 8 $37.50 "MAROON MONTCALM" with Maroon Band and Gold Scroll, in Sets or Open Stock 20 Piece Starter Set $10.00 , Dinner Service for 8 $45.50 "YELLOW ROSE" by Johnson of England, with Yellow Tea Rose Design and Gold Edging 20 Piece Starter Set- $ 6.65 • . Dinner Set `for' 8 $27.95 And Many More Designs To Chose Prom - SPECIALS TO, CLEAR 1 Set_Pnly -- 32 Piece Set ..,;....,:$10.75 SALE PRICE ` $ 7.95 "DAY DREAMS" Johnson Bros. of England. 2 Sets Only -- 20 Piece Set -- Reg. $ 6.75 SALE PRICE $ 4.95 McEwan's BOOKS and STATIONERY PARENTS FRIENDS of (LINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Our school is sponsoring the Curtis Magazine Plan this year to buy much needed equipment and finance student activities. With the Curtis Plan, wt can accept new and renewal sixbscrip- tios to more than 100 publications, including Canada's most popular magazines such as: SATURDAY EVENING MACLEAN'S POST, CHATELAINE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL CANADIAN HOMES HOLIDAY ' AND GARDENS JACK AND JILLSATURDAY NIGHT LIFE CANADIAN HOME LOOK JOURNAL. TIME ' LIBERTY BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Etc, Etc. ttegardless of the time at which" your present subscription expires, we would very much apt preciate you renewing it during our Campaign which runs from October 4 to 21 inclusive. Please ask the student for the complete list. These make ideal,Birthday and Christmas Gittsl. , YOUR SCHOOL 1\114.1EDS AND DESERVES YOUR SUPPORT Twenty-five television cameras and 27 radio taiva shows the routes the royal party will pick-ups will be used in bringing the pageantry follow on each day, points of interest, and the of the royal visit to Ottawa into millions of - positions at which CEC cameras and .commen- homes across .Canada. This sketch xnap of Of: tators will be located. Redmen Defeat Goderich 21-7; ow Have Two Wins in HSS With their second victory behind them the .CDCI Redmen have made a good beginning. for the football season. Playing on the CDC' campus on Tuesday after- noon, under matchless weather conditions, the game had an ex- cellent audience. • Ending the first half with Gode- rich leading 7-6, the Redmen held the visitors to that count and went an to triple that score for themselves. At the end of the game, the score was 21-7 for Clin- ton, ,In the first quarter a touchdown by Frank McDonnell was not con- verted, but one by Harman. of Goderich, was successfully convert- ed bi37e Robinson. in the second quarter, no. scoring. In the third. quarter, a Clinton touchdown was scored by Wayne Parris, and the convert was again missed'. A safety touch was scor- ed by McDonnell. Lobsters And Indoor Bicycling Highlight .Recent Court . Session A tale of 16 'frozen unshelled lobsters, one bottle of rye, and, two. of ruin, plus a late evening ride around the council chamber pf the town hall on a bicycle wasunfal•ded in magistrate's court here on Tuesday. Charged was James H. "Herb" Stott, Goder- ich, with impaired driving, and also for failing to remain at the scene of an' accident. The accident was slight. Ap- parerntly Stott was driving home from. London, and when crossing the railway 'tracks the car was out of control for a few seconds, and struck the back of a car driv- en by Ross Love. Scott's car proceeded across the road, nar- rowly missinga tree, and break- ing a guy wire, and ending up in the ditch. After being requested by two residents of that area to remain until police had arrived, Stott drove oft, and parked behind the Department' of Highways garage on King Street where Chief R. Thompson found him some ten minutes later. . .,Mr. Stott, who had no prev- ious record, claimed in court that he rennernbered nothing after crossing the tracks, until the Chief asked him to come to the pollee station. . It was there, while waiting" for bail to be ar- ranged in Goderich, that Mr. Stott got tired of waiting and so mounted a 'bicycle and did a trip around the council -chamber floor. He tried to set alp a Card game with .Constable Shaddiek, • but was uesuetessful. Jarries Donnelly, Goderich, was defense counsel. With defense wit - 'lessee in, the stalitl, the stony was unfolded of haw Mr, Stott' and a friend, Mr, Owles from Goderich, hadbeen in London on business on the afternoen of August 24. They purchased 16 frozen lobster; two bottles of rum for another pian, Mr. I-taywood, and a bottle of rye for Mr. Owles. Proceeding to the Haywood hth- e las .London they each had two rounds of rye while- waiting for goane' of the lobster to cook, and after supper and coffee, proceed- ed home, each in his own car. Near Hensall they stopped on the side of the road to eat some.more of the frozen lobster, and here they switched cars for the re- mainder of ' the trip. Overdrive in Ovules car was blamed as the cause of the accident. Mr. Stott suffered some .cuts about the mouth, and his dental plate was broken in three plaees. Convicted on the two charges, he was fined $75 and costs' 'on the impaired count; $25 and costs on the failing to remain; a third charge of careless driving was dismissed, :Clean Up Pens William A. k Jenkins, poultry raiser, was given an additional two weeks to clean up his turkey pens on North, Street. The dirty pens have been creating a health problem, and their condition en- courages rats.. A touchdown by Bert Clifford in the fourth, was converted by McDonnell. Both of the last two touchdowns were on passes by Clinton, Clinton: Douglas Batkin, Tom Cunningham, Jim Howson, Wayne Harris, Barry Pipe, Frank McDon- nell, Tony Hutchins, David Alex- ander, Bert Clifford, Tom Logan, John Shaddick, Paul Schoenhals, Wayne MeGee, Ross Carter, Larry Walsh, Ted Turner, John. Jacob, Mike Spiller, Ken Cum'niings, Ron Clifford, Steven Scatchmer, Ken Engelstad, Jinn Date, Hugh Brand and Siertseana, Goderich; Sutherland, Harman, Reachey, Harrison, Ellis, Stran- chan., Rogers, Jeffrey, Robinson, Garri'ch, Wright, Stoddart, McAr- thur, McDonald, Miller, Morris, Sully, Gillespie, Fitzpatrick, Kelly, MoReath, Stewart, Fangrad, Has- on. The next game will be played in Wingham en Tuesday. Hensall School Opening • Oct. 18 (By ourHensall Correspondent) The new $112,000 Hensall Pub- lic School will be officially open- ed on Friday, October 18. • G. Duffin, of the Department of Edu- cation, Toronto, will officiate. The six -room: structure was erected this spring an the south side of town. The olid school, on Highway 84, at the east end of the Village, has been sold to the Council for $$1. ARGAINSGALORE during Hoover's Cleaner Carnival ALL HOOVER PRODUCTS REDUCED AS MUCH AS 25%. Save up to $40 on a VACUUM CLEANER Choose from'. The New CONSTELLATION (Swivel Top) The New CONVERTIBLE (Upright) The CITATION (Upright) The HOOVER JUNIOR (Upright) - HOOVER SPECIAL (Tank •Type) ' The Famous HOOVER POLISHER at $40,00. MerrilI Radio and Electric "BE WISE -BUY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" HUnter 2.7021 CLItETON OM Opposed' To, Compulsory Selling Oxy Opel!. Market Members of Varna Local Farm - ern, Union met an t In Varna Monday night, September 30, Plans were utiine.d for the coming •Provin- cial Convention to :be held in • War . Memorial Hall, O:A,C. on October 24. and 22, Among the speakera will be the new Min inter of A,gri.culture, Mr, Hark- ness, and James Patterson, chair -- man ,pf the inter -Provincial Farm Union Council.. Members voiced disapproval of the present method of directing hogs, They felt it could not work. with only a fraction of the *owe - ties.‘ under the compulsory plan, They feat a fair trial should be given the proposed method of sel- ling hogs before they left the barn. This method would elim- inate. the expense of the yard: system. This .subject is of great importance to most farmers in this district. Some farmers felt' that they were not always ;presented with. a true picture of what was going on, and were disappointed that a recent Hog Producers meeting in Clinton was not open to the public, so that they 'as members of Hog Producers Association co- uld be present to :become better infornne4 and to offer their own suggestions. It was also announced that • Albert Cormack, President of the COMING EVENTS 4c a word, minimum 75c Thurs., Oct., 3 -- BINGO, Leg- ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.; 15 regular games for $5.00; three special share -the -wealth games: $58 jackpot an 58 numbers includ- ed in all share -the -wealth games; ono special game for $25.00. Ad. mission:. 15 regular games for 50c; special games 15c, 2 for 25e; 5 for 50e. ' 40!b Goderich Pavilion - Cabaret Dancing every Saturday night. Special Midnight dance, Thanks- giving weekend. 37-8-9b Sat., Oct. 5•-,Holmesville WA bazaar and tea in Clinton Town Hall, at 3 p.m. 39b -40x Thursday, Oct. 10 -Clinton and District Branch of Canadian Can- cer Society, Annual Meeting, Clin- ton council chamber, 8 p.m. Every- one welcome. 39-40-:b Sat., Oct. 12 -Bake Sale. Aus- pices Turner's WA in Clinton Town Hall, 3 p.m. 40-1-,b P Better be safe than sorry.- D'RIVcE; SAFELY. O.F.U. end Mrs Evelyn Prosser,, Women's Presidennt, will be pres.- ent at the 1.1ltron Caurrty annual: meeting to be. held in the Agri.- Gtyltural office board rooms In, • Linton on October 10. -A bazaar and auction are to be held at this meeting and members are asked to. donate anything they wish, for this sale and ladies. are :asked to bring •sandwiches, BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 3 and 4 "THE. BRAVE ONE" (Cdiour) (Oineanascope) Michel Ray -- Jai Lansing (One Cartoon) SATURDAY and MONDAY October 5 and '7 "THE TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA" (Colour) (Superscopc) Rory Oalhoun -- Shelley Winters, (One Cartoon) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY October 8 and 9 "THE BATTLE OF •THE RIVER PLATE" (Colour) (VistaVisjon) ,John Gregson -- Peter Finch (One Cartoon) l .r First Showing in This Area WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT Sugar. Ray Robinson .vs. Carmen Basilio Wednesday and Thursday October 9 and 10 as well as the regular shows listed above THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 10 and 11 "SECRET OF THE INCAS" (Colour) Charlton Heston -- Yma Sumac (One Cartoon) Friday and Saturday Evening Shows Only Oct. 18-19 and Oct. 25-26 BOX OFFICE OPENS 7.30 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Children Under 12 in Cars -FREE WE'RE GETTING READY FOR 1958 MODELS COME AND SEE THESE `BETTER' USED CARS. - - _ They Are. Priced Right! '55 CHEVROLET SEDAN, with radio. Spotless` condition! '52 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. Hydra- matic. Radio.- New paint and tires '49 DODGE SEDAN. A lovely fam- ily car '51 FORD SEDAN. Really sharp! '53 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN. ' All needed accessories plus radio. $-1350 You'll like it! -$1,850 $ 995 $ 475 $795 '54 CHEVROLET COACH. „ A car you'll be proud of . $1395 '57 PONTIAC COACH --1.200 actual miles. (Save the price (Aa second car Greatly 'Reduced) '48 CHRYSLER 'WINDSOR- SEDAN - 1400 actual miles. (V. D. Falconer $ 650 estate) ............ ......................... .......... ,... ,.. Come in soon and teak these over. We'II• try to arrange terms rho G.M.A.C, way to shit your income. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. Dealer HUnter 2-9321 CLINTON Open Evenings for your Convenience osM08y 6l i - v. 4+44+4-f,-.4-4444-4.44444-.÷.-4.4. : RUIZ. SAL.: /' S . 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NULL CMTY-RA[L I * G��t.7, rp Av ,." , -� ,Qi ib: < 0,r'R� ♦'•.vl "` r * i xllArAir it iii ,/ II -�. / t, ,) - w.av • S'f IL 11 IN • ,.,ARA R?• * r I• t 0 atur, ay f 1, Wednesday °, ` �>• Twenty-five television cameras and 27 radio taiva shows the routes the royal party will pick-ups will be used in bringing the pageantry follow on each day, points of interest, and the of the royal visit to Ottawa into millions of - positions at which CEC cameras and .commen- homes across .Canada. This sketch xnap of Of: tators will be located. Redmen Defeat Goderich 21-7; ow Have Two Wins in HSS With their second victory behind them the .CDCI Redmen have made a good beginning. for the football season. Playing on the CDC' campus on Tuesday after- noon, under matchless weather conditions, the game had an ex- cellent audience. • Ending the first half with Gode- rich leading 7-6, the Redmen held the visitors to that count and went an to triple that score for themselves. At the end of the game, the score was 21-7 for Clin- ton, ,In the first quarter a touchdown by Frank McDonnell was not con- verted, but one by Harman. of Goderich, was successfully convert- ed bi37e Robinson. in the second quarter, no. scoring. In the third. quarter, a Clinton touchdown was scored by Wayne Parris, and the convert was again missed'. A safety touch was scor- ed by McDonnell. Lobsters And Indoor Bicycling Highlight .Recent Court . Session A tale of 16 'frozen unshelled lobsters, one bottle of rye, and, two. of ruin, plus a late evening ride around the council chamber pf the town hall on a bicycle wasunfal•ded in magistrate's court here on Tuesday. Charged was James H. "Herb" Stott, Goder- ich, with impaired driving, and also for failing to remain at the scene of an' accident. The accident was slight. Ap- parerntly Stott was driving home from. London, and when crossing the railway 'tracks the car was out of control for a few seconds, and struck the back of a car driv- en by Ross Love. Scott's car proceeded across the road, nar- rowly missinga tree, and break- ing a guy wire, and ending up in the ditch. After being requested by two residents of that area to remain until police had arrived, Stott drove oft, and parked behind the Department' of Highways garage on King Street where Chief R. Thompson found him some ten minutes later. . .,Mr. Stott, who had no prev- ious record, claimed in court that he rennernbered nothing after crossing the tracks, until the Chief asked him to come to the pollee station. . It was there, while waiting" for bail to be ar- ranged in Goderich, that Mr. Stott got tired of waiting and so mounted a 'bicycle and did a trip around the council -chamber floor. He tried to set alp a Card game with .Constable Shaddiek, • but was uesuetessful. Jarries Donnelly, Goderich, was defense counsel. With defense wit - 'lessee in, the stalitl, the stony was unfolded of haw Mr, Stott' and a friend, Mr, Owles from Goderich, hadbeen in London on business on the afternoen of August 24. They purchased 16 frozen lobster; two bottles of rum for another pian, Mr. I-taywood, and a bottle of rye for Mr. Owles. Proceeding to the Haywood hth- e las .London they each had two rounds of rye while- waiting for goane' of the lobster to cook, and after supper and coffee, proceed- ed home, each in his own car. Near Hensall they stopped on the side of the road to eat some.more of the frozen lobster, and here they switched cars for the re- mainder of ' the trip. Overdrive in Ovules car was blamed as the cause of the accident. Mr. Stott suffered some .cuts about the mouth, and his dental plate was broken in three plaees. Convicted on the two charges, he was fined $75 and costs' 'on the impaired count; $25 and costs on the failing to remain; a third charge of careless driving was dismissed, :Clean Up Pens William A. k Jenkins, poultry raiser, was given an additional two weeks to clean up his turkey pens on North, Street. The dirty pens have been creating a health problem, and their condition en- courages rats.. A touchdown by Bert Clifford in the fourth, was converted by McDonnell. Both of the last two touchdowns were on passes by Clinton, Clinton: Douglas Batkin, Tom Cunningham, Jim Howson, Wayne Harris, Barry Pipe, Frank McDon- nell, Tony Hutchins, David Alex- ander, Bert Clifford, Tom Logan, John Shaddick, Paul Schoenhals, Wayne MeGee, Ross Carter, Larry Walsh, Ted Turner, John. Jacob, Mike Spiller, Ken Cum'niings, Ron Clifford, Steven Scatchmer, Ken Engelstad, Jinn Date, Hugh Brand and Siertseana, Goderich; Sutherland, Harman, Reachey, Harrison, Ellis, Stran- chan., Rogers, Jeffrey, Robinson, Garri'ch, Wright, Stoddart, McAr- thur, McDonald, Miller, Morris, Sully, Gillespie, Fitzpatrick, Kelly, MoReath, Stewart, Fangrad, Has- on. The next game will be played in Wingham en Tuesday. Hensall School Opening • Oct. 18 (By ourHensall Correspondent) The new $112,000 Hensall Pub- lic School will be officially open- ed on Friday, October 18. • G. Duffin, of the Department of Edu- cation, Toronto, will officiate. The six -room: structure was erected this spring an the south side of town. The olid school, on Highway 84, at the east end of the Village, has been sold to the Council for $$1. ARGAINSGALORE during Hoover's Cleaner Carnival ALL HOOVER PRODUCTS REDUCED AS MUCH AS 25%. Save up to $40 on a VACUUM CLEANER Choose from'. The New CONSTELLATION (Swivel Top) The New CONVERTIBLE (Upright) The CITATION (Upright) The HOOVER JUNIOR (Upright) - HOOVER SPECIAL (Tank •Type) ' The Famous HOOVER POLISHER at $40,00. MerrilI Radio and Electric "BE WISE -BUY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" HUnter 2.7021 CLItETON OM Opposed' To, Compulsory Selling Oxy Opel!. Market Members of Varna Local Farm - ern, Union met an t In Varna Monday night, September 30, Plans were utiine.d for the coming •Provin- cial Convention to :be held in • War . Memorial Hall, O:A,C. on October 24. and 22, Among the speakera will be the new Min inter of A,gri.culture, Mr, Hark- ness, and James Patterson, chair -- man ,pf the inter -Provincial Farm Union Council.. Members voiced disapproval of the present method of directing hogs, They felt it could not work. with only a fraction of the *owe - ties.‘ under the compulsory plan, They feat a fair trial should be given the proposed method of sel- ling hogs before they left the barn. This method would elim- inate. the expense of the yard: system. This .subject is of great importance to most farmers in this district. Some farmers felt' that they were not always ;presented with. a true picture of what was going on, and were disappointed that a recent Hog Producers meeting in Clinton was not open to the public, so that they 'as members of Hog Producers Association co- uld be present to :become better infornne4 and to offer their own suggestions. It was also announced that • Albert Cormack, President of the COMING EVENTS 4c a word, minimum 75c Thurs., Oct., 3 -- BINGO, Leg- ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.; 15 regular games for $5.00; three special share -the -wealth games: $58 jackpot an 58 numbers includ- ed in all share -the -wealth games; ono special game for $25.00. Ad. mission:. 15 regular games for 50c; special games 15c, 2 for 25e; 5 for 50e. ' 40!b Goderich Pavilion - Cabaret Dancing every Saturday night. Special Midnight dance, Thanks- giving weekend. 37-8-9b Sat., Oct. 5•-,Holmesville WA bazaar and tea in Clinton Town Hall, at 3 p.m. 39b -40x Thursday, Oct. 10 -Clinton and District Branch of Canadian Can- cer Society, Annual Meeting, Clin- ton council chamber, 8 p.m. Every- one welcome. 39-40-:b Sat., Oct. 12 -Bake Sale. Aus- pices Turner's WA in Clinton Town Hall, 3 p.m. 40-1-,b P Better be safe than sorry.- D'RIVcE; SAFELY. O.F.U. end Mrs Evelyn Prosser,, Women's Presidennt, will be pres.- ent at the 1.1ltron Caurrty annual: meeting to be. held in the Agri.- Gtyltural office board rooms In, • Linton on October 10. -A bazaar and auction are to be held at this meeting and members are asked to. donate anything they wish, for this sale and ladies. are :asked to bring •sandwiches, BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 3 and 4 "THE. BRAVE ONE" (Cdiour) (Oineanascope) Michel Ray -- Jai Lansing (One Cartoon) SATURDAY and MONDAY October 5 and '7 "THE TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA" (Colour) (Superscopc) Rory Oalhoun -- Shelley Winters, (One Cartoon) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY October 8 and 9 "THE BATTLE OF •THE RIVER PLATE" (Colour) (VistaVisjon) ,John Gregson -- Peter Finch (One Cartoon) l .r First Showing in This Area WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT Sugar. Ray Robinson .vs. Carmen Basilio Wednesday and Thursday October 9 and 10 as well as the regular shows listed above THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 10 and 11 "SECRET OF THE INCAS" (Colour) Charlton Heston -- Yma Sumac (One Cartoon) Friday and Saturday Evening Shows Only Oct. 18-19 and Oct. 25-26 BOX OFFICE OPENS 7.30 P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Children Under 12 in Cars -FREE WE'RE GETTING READY FOR 1958 MODELS COME AND SEE THESE `BETTER' USED CARS. - - _ They Are. Priced Right! '55 CHEVROLET SEDAN, with radio. Spotless` condition! '52 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. Hydra- matic. Radio.- New paint and tires '49 DODGE SEDAN. A lovely fam- ily car '51 FORD SEDAN. Really sharp! '53 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN. ' All needed accessories plus radio. $-1350 You'll like it! -$1,850 $ 995 $ 475 $795 '54 CHEVROLET COACH. „ A car you'll be proud of . $1395 '57 PONTIAC COACH --1.200 actual miles. (Save the price (Aa second car Greatly 'Reduced) '48 CHRYSLER 'WINDSOR- SEDAN - 1400 actual miles. (V. D. Falconer $ 650 estate) ............ ......................... .......... ,... ,.. Come in soon and teak these over. We'II• try to arrange terms rho G.M.A.C, way to shit your income. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. Dealer HUnter 2-9321 CLINTON Open Evenings for your Convenience osM08y 6l i - v. 4+44+4-f,-.4-4444-4.44444-.÷.-4.4. :