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THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Clinton Town, Council meeting
last Thursday evening appointed
Arthur Fulforcl, dog catcher for
the town. During the months of
May, June and July, no dog is
permitted to run at large, When
impounded by the dog catcher, the
animals will be kept for 48 hours,
and if not picked up by that time,
with impounding fee paid, they will
be destroyed.
Building permits were authoriz-
ed as follows; Hector Kingswell,
garage, $400; Roy Tyndall, ent-
rance, $150; B. Dupee, addition,
$700; F, McDonald, sunporch,
$100; R. Clifford, alterations, $100;
W. McKinnon, alterations, $4,000;
G. Rumball, garage, $500; Karl
Skov, garage, $300; Knox Wil-
liams, office, $250.
Council discussed the practice
of somefolk in dumping garbage
and trash on the river bank, caus-
ing discomfort to those living in
the area, but decided since it was
being done on private property,
and some before the residences
were built, that they could do little
to help.
Lavis Contracting Company was
given the contract of paving Rat-
tenbury and Princess Streets, and
Percival, if possible financially, at
the rate of $6.50 per ton of hot
mix, and 30 cents per linear foot
for the gutter.
Letters were received from the
Public School Board requesting
that Percival Street be paved, both
for safety and welfare of the pup-
ils, to control dirt and dust prob-
lem of the caretaker, and to im-
prove the appearance of the school
and grounds; the CDCI board
wished for the pavers to bring the
surface up to the existing black
top at the front of the collegiate.
The mayor was authorized to
issue a warrant instructing the
clerk to sell all properties with
tax arrears of three years or over.
A motion was passed to place
waterworks surplus in the amount
of $4,000 into Town of Clinton
debentures.
A letter was authorized to go to
the Credit Union advising them
that the town is prepared to lay
sidewalk on Ontario Street in
front of the office, hut the Credit
Union would be responsible for
the work on William Street side.
The Bell Telephone Company
Football Team Adds
Another Tie Game
THAT ARE SURE TO PLUM,.
and G. Postill
CLINTON
BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING
HU 2-1436
$2.25 to $6.95
"A Man Called Peter" Peter Marshall $2.49
BIBLES ic-ntcrri;,a;:ptecrheodfieic, $2.75 to $12.50
TIE RACK $1.95
Telephone List Finder $1.25, 3.00, 5.75
DESK PEN on base $1.98 to $19.95
Ash Trays & Cigarette Sets, 50c-$1.98
Cribbage Boards In irAOS9r I 79c to $3.00
CHESS In WOOD or PLASTIC $1.75 to $10.75
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, 89c to $5.95
Cigarettes - Cigars re/am:1)
GIFTS and STATIONERY
Clinton — Dial IIU 2-9766
Lighters - Sun Glasses
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John Boven of the Clinton Foot-
bail team. scored the team's only
goal last Friday night, matching
Wenthrep's one goal ,to give the
local team another tied game. So
far they have tied two and lost
one.
Line-up: goal, Dick Kaptein; de-
fence, Bernie and Bert K:olkmen;
half, Archie 'Riley, Henry Boven,
Mike Dykstra; forward, John Bo-
ven, John Haverkamp, Fred Am-
eing, Jake Roord'a 'and' John Hoy-
tema. Subs, Frank Ogner, Jerry
lloytema, Blancey Schoemaker.
Next game for Clinton is to-
morrow night, Friday, June 13,
in Walton. St. Coltertban will be'
here next Monday, June 16,
• Burn paint
• Lay flooring
Repair gutters
• Antique furniture
Solder in a jiffy
TORCH
with
disposable fuel cylinder
New Cylinders only $2,10
KING SIZE KIT with Solderinq
tip and Flame Spreader
Only $12.95
HOLMESVILLE
Mrs F. McCullough
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Mission Band
The Wilhelmine Mission Band,
Holmesville United Church, held
their regular meeting in the school
with Paul Cudmore in charge. The
meeting opened with a hymn fol-
lowed by the Mission. Band Pur-
pose. The Scripture. lesson was
read by William Hoggart and Mil-
ton McClinchey gave the prayer.
The president, Robert Norman,
took the business period. James
McCullough read a Temperance
story. Fred Tyndall read a poem
and Marion Liebold read a peace
story.
The teacher of the school, Miss
Ann Shaddock, was asked to come
forward, and Paul Cudmore read
the address. On behalf of the
Mission Band, Janice Trewartha
presented Miss Shaddock with an
engraved silver candy basket. Miss
Shaddock thanked everyone for
their thoughtfulness and kindness.
The study books were read by
Mrs. J. Yeo and Miss Ann Shad-
dock, and the meeting closed with
a hymn and prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Morton and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough
were in Wyandotte, Mich., last
weekend. While there, Mr. and
Mrs. McCullough were guests at
the Taylor-Thompson wedding in
that city.
4o a word, minimum The
Goderich Pavilion — Cabaret
dancing every Saturday night,
Music this week by Glen Brick-
lin and his Orchestra. 2'3-24b
There will be a sale of dis-
carded books, juvenile and adult,
en the library, Saturday, June 21,
24-p
Sat., June 14--Bake Sale in
Town Hall', 2.30 p.m. Sponsored
by the CWL. 22 & 24b
Sat., June 14--:Bingo: Share-
the-wealth, Hensel). Legion Hall,
9 p.m.. 14 regular games. Jack-
pot $105 in 63 calls. Sp'ons'ored
by Canadian Legion, Hensel]. Br-
anch 468, 24-b
Wed., June 25—Outdoor straw
berry social, 6 to 9 p.m. at RCAF
Protestant Chapel, sponsored by
the Guild. Adults 35e; Children-
under 12, 25c. 24-25b
. June 26—Church steeper.
Cold plate and strawberries at
Holmesviele United Church. Front
6 to 8 pan $1.00 adults. and 76e
children tinder 12, Auspices: ,Hol-
rnesville W.A. 24-5-64)
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a single,
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were collected
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Peewees Baseball
Scheduled Games
A. double-header last week, and
a triple deck on Monday, brought
the town Peewee league through'
'another week pf their schedule-
Results are as follows:
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RCAF No. Z 7-RCAF No. 1, 4
(Game played at Adastral Park)
Yankees 10 - Braves 8
Dodgers 14 - White Sox 9
Games Scheduled
Friday, June 1e-,
Indians vs RCAF No. 2
(Game at Andastral Park)
Braves vs White Sox
RCAF No. 1 vs Dodgers
Monday, June 16—
Indians vs Yankees
Braves vs RCAF No. 2
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when you bow-
only on money
not repaid. There are no other
charges,
That if a member meets the terms of his loan contract
he will receive ten percent interest refund.
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Town Council In Action
Y.
Bantams .Out,Classed
By Mitchell Team
macho. trounced Clinton Bent-
baseball team here Monday
night 21 to 4 in a .sieetelelielg game. Clinton failed to get a hie off pitcher Turner, All Clinton
run's were scored an 'the result of
Turner gliving up six walks.
Roger Guinanings end' Budd
&eyes shared the' pitching for Clin-
ton, striking out five men, 'The
Mitchell pitcher farmed four. Clin-
ton used a total of 19 boys in
'the poorly played game.
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Mitchell —001 686 — 22 e 0
Clinton' — 100 003 --- 4 0
Mitchell, Tamer and Warren;
Clinton, Cummings, Bowe (4th)
and Shaddick, lefueney„ Wilson.
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Clinton Court
Charles Gordon MacDonald, 34,
Clinton, pleaded guilty June 3,
in court to a charge of impaired
delving, and was fined $50 and
costs' iby Magistrate Dudley Holm-
es, Goderich'. MacDonald's license
was suspended for six months.
Stephen C. Burrell, 20, pleaded
guilty too a charge of willful
damage. He was fined $10 and
costs, and warned by the magist-
rate that if he appeared on a Min-
leer change again and was convict-
ed, the court would not be so
lenient.
Burrell. and two conearions were.
'hitch-hitching on the Bluewater
'Highway south, of Bayfield whom
rides were not too plentiful. He
admitted he pushed a, slush pump
into a culvert on a construction
site. Damage amounted to $23.
SCHICK
SUNBEAM
REMINGTON
PHILISHAVE
RAZORS
Your Choice
$26.95
Vacuum
Bottles
from 1.89 & up
0
Disposable
Barbecue Kits
98c
Tools — Fishing Rods and Reels
Garden Hose — Tackle Bores
Power Lawn Mowers
reported they planned to replace
the cable along Raglan Street, be-
tween Ontario and Rattenbury
Streets, They bad lipped to have
the job done, before paving was
completed.
Norman Shepherd warned coun-
ell by letter that the tree in front
of his helm was in a dangerous
condition and that he would hold
the town responsible for any dam-
age done to his dwelling or prop-
erty,
Council intends to petition the
Department of Highways asking
that East Street be declared a
connecting link. This will entitle
the town to assistance in the pro-
ject pf making the street more
serviceable,
In July and August hours of
the clerk's office will be from 9 to
12 noon and from 1.15 to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, The office
will be closed all day Saturday.
Council discussed the move by
PUC to call for tenders on their
present office building, with view
to building another one. Several
voiced their disapproval. Council-
lor George Beattie remarked that
it would be handy for the dozen
men employed by the PUC, but it
is the public that pays the bills.
Councillor Herb Bridle recalled
that some years ago he had object-
ed to moving the office off main
street, and he still felt the same
way, as far as the business office
was concerned. Mayor Miller stat-
ed: the Town should be interest-
ed, after all, the water and sewage
systems belong to us.
Deputy Reeve N. W. Trewartha
mentioned the intention of the pro-
vincial government to install a
large scale at the government
gravel pit near Holmesville, to be
used in weighing large trucks.
Spring Fair Enjoys
Sunny Weather
(Continued from page 1)
MARKET CATTLE
Senior baby beef, weight 710-
850 lbs., Bruce MeGillvary, RR 4,
Paisley; Parker, O'Neil,
Junior baby beef, weight 550-
710 bibs,, Parker (1 and 2), Roy
Pepper, O'Neil (4 and 6), Bud
Yeo (5) McGillvary, Turnbull.
4-11 CLUB GLASSES
Heifer calf, senior or junior,
entered in 1957 4-H Club work,
William Blacker, RR 1, Clinton;
'Betty Ann Gibbings, Clinton.
Heifer calf, senior or junior,
entered' in 1958 4-H Club work,
Donald Lobb, RR 2, Clinton; Bill
Vodden, RR 1, Clinton; Jim Har-
rison, RR 1, "Clinton; Betty Ann
Unhinge, RR 1, .Clinton; Cecil
Bruinerna, RR 4, Clinton; Clifford
Addison, Londesbero,
Steer calf, Patsy Menwain,
RR 2, Goderich; Bud Yeo, RR 3,
Clinton.
Grand Champion Beef Herd,
W. E. Parker, Gordon Ribey,
Whiteney Coates,
SWINE
W. Turnbull and Son, RR 2,
Brussels, all prizes in Yorkshire
section.
John Powell, hoar entered in
Landrace section.
Grand Champion, Turnbull. Re-
serve, Powell..
SHEEP
Dorset: All prizes won by P. E.
Dearing and Son, Eeeter.
Suffolk: aged rain, Raymond
B. Comfort, St. Ames (1 and 3),
Murray iShoebottom, RR 4, Den-
field; sheanling ram, Comfort (1
and 2), Shoebottom (3 and 4);
shearling ewe', Comfort (1 and 2),
Shoebottom (3. and 4); ram lamb,
Comfort (1 and 3), Elneke Bros.;
aged ewe, Comfort (1 and 3),
Shoebottom; shearling ewe, Com-
fort (1 and 2), Shoebottome ewe
lamb, Shoebottorre Comfort, Elfli-
ke; flock, Comfort, Shoebottom.
Leicester, aged ram, James R.
F. Snell, Clinton, Enke Bros.,
Elm:Wood; shearling ram, Snell
(1 and 2), Eanke; ram lamb, Shell
(1 and 2); aged ewe, Snell (1 and
2); shearling ewe, Snell (1 and 2),
alike; ewe lamb, Snell (1 and 2);
flock Snell.
Southdown: Melte (1 and 2),
John B. Kennedy, RR 4, Ilderton;
.shearling ram, Kennedy (1 and 4),
Emke (2 and 3); ram, lamb, Emke,
Kennedy (2 and 3); aged ewe,
'Enike (1 and 3), Kennedy; shear-
ling ewe, Duke, Kennedy (2 and
3); ewe lamb, Kennedy, Enike
(2 and 3); flock, Emke, Kennedy.
Shropshire: aged ram, Emke,
Cointort (2 and 3); shearling rain,
Emke, Comfort (2 and 3); rain
lamb', Comfort (1 and 2); aged
ewe, fluke, Comfort (2 .and a);
shearadog ewe. Comfort (1 and 2),
Fluke (3 and 4); ewe lamb, Com-
fort (1 and 2); flock, Comfort,
Etinke,
Oxford,: aged ram, Duke (1 and
2), Donald Dearing, EXeter; shear-
ling Einike (1 and 2), Dear-
mng; ram lamb, Duke (1 and 3'),
Dearing; 'aged ewe, Einke (1 and
2), Dearing; shearing ewe, Emke
(1 and 3), Dearing; ewe lamb,
Endo (1 and 3), Dearing; •flocks,
nuke, Dearing.
Mite: results of horse classes
not available. Will be reported
next week.