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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-08-14, Page 8Also FLAT and GLOSS Win a Wrist Watch CONTEST One chance will be given for every $1.00 spent an School Bulova Book Watch ( s and Sch Value: $1 ool Supp 5) lies •on a ZIPPER CASES All leather case in blue, green, red, tan, brown or black. • Priced $5.50 to $9.95 Specials: Leather covered zipper cose with large rings- Reg. $4.50 for $3.75 Reg. $5.95 for $4.25 ONSCHOOL SCHOOL SUPPLIES and Special Offers FREE INITIALS in gold leaf lettering on ail Zipper Cases bought at our store in August. FOUNTAIN PENS: at 49c, $1.00, $1.29, $1.95, $2.49 and up. FREE INITIALS ... on all pens valued $2.00 and over, bought at our store in August. 3 RING LOOSE LEAF COVERS Heavy Black Covers 59c Heavy Blue Covers 89c Heavy Blue Cover, large rings $1.25 REFILLS - BOOK REFILLS - PADDED REFILLS SCIENCE NOTE BOOKS TYPING PADS SCRIBBLERS - COLORED PENCILS MATHEMATICAL SETS PENCILS - CASES - ETC. McEwan's GIFTS and STATIONERY Clinton - Dial HU 2-9766 SEMI-GLOSS •:; New Hamburg Peewee hall team won the NVOIAA Peewee "C"' champtonship in. ainton Tuesday night when they beat the local Kinsmen Peewees 10-1. New Ham- burg had also won the two pre- vious games in the best of five finaila: 8-3 in Clinton on July 29, and 10-2, in New Hamburg last Friday, The final game was near-per- feet baseball for the first five innings. Then the Clinton kids, seemed to fall apart, allowing New Hamburg to scare nine runs in the sloth inning on, only four hits. Fifteen players batted in the inning; three were left on base Clinton used three relief pitchers, to try and stop the Hamburg on- slaught. - Clinton: Mike Burns, 2 b, John' Powell', cf; Ebb Livermore, ss, p; John 'Cooper, p, lb; Laurie Colquhoun, c; Bayne Boyes, lb, p; Bill Barnes, 3b; Bob Pearson, lf; Brian Levis, /if. r h e New Hamburg ..„...„...„,„ 10 8 1 Clinton 1 2 5 New Hamburg 10-Clinton 2 Although Clinton Peewees got seven hits tin New Hamburg last Friday night they could only score two runs while New Hamburg was scoring ten runs on eight hits. r h e Clinon 2 7 4 New Hamburg 10 8 2 COMING EVENTS BROWNIE'S WINNER OF 7 ACADEMY AWARDS CLINTON MN FM gals A SAM MKT PRODUCTION WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS • JACK HAWKINS "THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI" ea= ININAK•111010.11.0111391Sahraidle mom ofoiy DAM Di •SamliWratinft, lasloislod CiNimvioScoag Twattwegneft. • BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR • BEST ACTOR Alec Guinness • BEST DIRECTOR David Lean • BEST SCREENPLAY ADAPTATION Pierre Boulle • BEST MUSIC SCORE • BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY • BEST FILM EDITING SHOWING ONE FULL WEEK! Starts THURS., AUG. 14th--Ends WED., AUG. 20th SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS FEATURE ONLY . $1.00 per person Children under 12 (in cars) FREE Two. Shows Nightly - Rain or Clear Sox Office opens 8 p.m. - First Show at Dusk D K You now Credit Unions herd. 23. percent of 'Canada's outstanding con.. surner debt et the en-d' of 11,57!. according to the 13ank--.1f: Canada. totals;! C Installment Finance Companies Chartered Banks Credit Unions Small Loan Companies $779' million $726 million $554 million $362 mitrion Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. Ontario Street HU 2-9642 BIG ISCOUNTS We're. Clearing Our Demonstrators And New Stock! We Particularly Want '55 to '57 Cars - Preference Given to Chevrolet and Ford. On These We Will Give Premium Allowances '58 CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR DELRAY Gold & White '58 CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR BISCAYNE Blue & White, '58 CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR BISCAYNE Viking Blue & Dover White. '58 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE (Bel Air) Gay Coral. Radio, Whitewalls. '58 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 SEDAN' Dover White & Mountain Haze. (Fully Equipped). '58 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton-Fleetside Box, 114" W.B. 6 ply 650/16 Tires, Right Visor. Dual Horns, Dash Heater, HeaVy Rear Springs. '58 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup 123" W.B. 6 ply 670/15 Tires; Air Flaw Heater, Seat pad, Dual Horns, Side Tire Carrier, Heavy Rear Springs. We Still Say: "See Us For The Best Deal In Town!" Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. Dealer - CLINTON HUnter 2-9321 Third Game In Midget .Finals Saturday Afternoon Midget "C" grovp finals between .• Saturday evening At -5.30 -o'clock. The third game in the WOAA red in Clinton• •COmmunity Park on Seaforth and Clinton will be play- • The series is tied one game apiece- ODORLESS -you can paint any time, summer or winter! Scrubbable, too. No trouble in keeping walls and woodwork clean. Scrub with a brush if you like - off tomes dirt but tough alkyd CILTONE keeps its fresh, colorful beauty. AVAILABLE IN PLAT.-- SEMI-GLOSS AND GLOSS SUTTER-PERDUE LID. QUALITY HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES Dial HU 2-7023 Clinton P.AGS EIGHT f,I43:1=1I .NP.11$41,MQAP IliURSPAY, AUGUST 34, .1.95$' ©111. rf „, ,„ ,,,,, ...„,_ - the wonder enamel, just glides on with no brush or roller marks, giving a lovely, uniform finish. CILTONE Flat is self-priming - new work needs no undercoat. One coat is usually sufficient for repaint work with any sheen. Fast-drying - a newly painted room can be used the same day: Midgets Even Playoffs With Seaforth, With 20 Win fast Night; Final Saturday op the WOAA Midget 14C" group finals with. a. !decisive 29-5 win ton. ,Community Park. Seaforth over Seafonth last night in Can- Clinton .Legion Midgets -.evened .jaeo 5 4 1 Powell 5 4 2 Sohoenhals 5 2 2 1. Caron 5 .2 2 1 Clinton AB T:T. H IP had won the first game on -Tues- Livermore 5 3 3 day evening 7 to 4 in Seaforth. Bartliff 5 1 0 Cummings 3 1 2 1. 'Ronnie 1.1ivermore was the star Of last night's game, .strviising oat Einglestati (5). 2 0 1. Pickett 5 1 1 1. ten battens, while giving up e*lit Ladd 4 2 2 1 well Scattered hits. He helped Totals, 44 20 15 5 win; own .game with a -triple, dcpuble and single. Seaforth AB It PlaiPPs 4 0 Dale 4 0 Bell 4 0 Ruth 4 1 0 1 Roweliffe 4 3 3 2 Draper ........ .„. 4 1 1 1 7lliatt .3 0 2 Dale 3' Q 1 1 Akker 1. 0 0 Totals 31 5 8 7 MIDGETS Lose FIRST GAME OF GROUP FINALS, 7-2 Seaforth defeated 'the Clinton Midgets in Seaforth on Tuesday evening in the opening game of the WOALA. Midget "C" baseball finals, Bob Raith started for Seaforth and allowed the locals 9 hits but kept them well scattered. Only bright spat for the locals was the two' doubles, Pete Garon banged out and the twelve stnik- outs registered by pitcher Charles Bartliff, the Clinton 0 0 0 1. 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 9 4 04th ,...0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 1 7 8 4 0 STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Albert Batt, Stouffville, are visiting with the lady's mother, Mrs. Edda 1VICCowan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varley and faMily, St. Catherines, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Baird. IIIMMIIIIINNIMM.1.11011.011011••••...,VOMMINIMININIMONNIII.M.11011% Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY at 7.30 p.m. TERMS CASH J. COREY, Sales Manager BOB McNA1R, Auctioneer K W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk I SERVICE STATION and SNACK BAR FOR RENT (1) Located on No. 8 Highway in Town of Clinton (2) Completely renovated and decorated. (3) Reasonable rent arranged for right party to ensure your success. (4) Immediate possession. APPLY Harold 0. Free Phone 366 Seaforth 30-tfb GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE Practical Instruction in all Commercial Subjects Qualified Teachers - Modern Equipment Examinations set, marked, and Diploinas issued by THE BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. For several years every seat has been filled. Register now - Tuition $20 - Telephone Goderich 428 32-3-4-5-b 1 11-11-40-41-411.11-41-04-11-410-11.11-04-11-11-• FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operatIVe of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than-Saturday nights. Seaford' Farmers Co-operative 8. Hunt, Shipper Phone 773 43-tfb FEEDING TIME IS COMING ON! Time to think about getting your grain rbIled cheaply at home. NEW MODELS NOW IN STOCK. WOODS ELECTRIC OAT ROLLER Come and See Them sserNm~4~0~~4,4 HOWARD BRUNSDON Your BRATTY Dealer CLINTON HU 2-9561 OBITUARY Joseph N. Becker Joseph N. Becker. Victoria. St., Clinton, died: ih -Clinton Public Hospital late Tuesday evening August 5, aged 71. Born in Vornlosa, Ont., be was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs; Nicholas Recker. lie came to Clinton 43 years ago, and had been self employed here as A, carpenter and in the roofing business. For the past few yews he was' the owner and operator of Cliaten'S only trailer camp. He was 'a member of St, Jos- eplf.,s, Roman Catholic Church and its Holy Name Society. His! wilt°, the former Agnes Bunernan, died in the spring of this' year. He is survived, by one son Frank, Kitchener; two bro- thers. Harvey, Neustadt, and, Ecb. ward', Demerton; by ten grand- children and one greategrandahild. Rested at the Ball and Mach funeral home, Clinton. until Fri- day morning, when requiem high mass was sung at 9.30 a.m. at St, Joseph's Church Burial is to be fin the Roman Catholie section of the Clinton Cemetery. Murray McEwan Funeral service was conducted in Ball and Mutch funeral home here, on Saturday, August 9, for Murray McEwan, late of Mary Street, who passed away in Clin- ton Public Hospital on Thursday, August 7 after a week's illness. Service was candgcted by the Rev.' J. A. McKim of Wesley- Willis United Church, of which Mr. McEwan was a member. Pall-bearers were Grant Rath, Frank Andrews, Frank Cook, Wil- liam Cochrane, Kelso Streets, and Charles Johnson. Flower-hearers were Caryl Draper, William Count- er, G. Morley Counter, Clifford Proctor, Clarence Neilans and William Moffatt.. Mr. McEwan was born on De- cember 23, 1879 in Strathroy, the son of George McEwan and Amy Ward. He married Elizabeth Ellen Ross on March 4, 1907, and had lived here in Clinton for the past 52 years. For thirty years he was a tailor, and when times changed making this work no longer nec- essary he served as superintendent of Clinton Cemetery for 17 years. Prior to coming to Clinton he had lived in Mount Forest, where he joined the Garnet Lodge No. 139, Mount Forest, and remained a member for 50 years. For short periods he belonged to the Canadian Order of Foresters No. 16, Clinton and also Murphy Or- ange Lodge No. 710, Clinton. Mr. McEwan served the town as councillor for two years; also was a member of the Clinton Citi- zens Band, the Clinton Fire Dep- artment, and worked with the Clin- ton Baseball teams. Surviving are three sons: Ross, Frank and Harry all of Clinton; two brothers, John, Porcupine Plains, Sask.; Gordon, Eugene, Or- egon; four grandsons. Friends attended the funeral from Mancelona, Mich.; Ferndale, Mich.; Eugene, Oregon; London and Woodstock, as well as locally. S 0 1 2 New Hamburg Wins Peewee Title; Beat Clinton Three Times 4e a word, minimum 7fie 0odericli Pavilion - Cabaret dancing every Saturday night, Music this week by Paul Cross and his orchestra. Every Friday, Teen-20 Record Dance Peaty with Johnny Brent. CKNX radio and TV. Special' midnight dance Aug- ust 31. 32-35-b THURSDAY & FRIDAY ,August 28-29 "A MAN CALLED PETER" (Colour) (Cinemaseope) Richard Todd and Jean Peters (ONE CARTOON) Coming! TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY-Aug. 26-27 "D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE" (Colour) (Cinemaseope) Robt. Taylor Ed. O'Brien Dana Wynteh (Athilt Entertainment) (ONE CARTOON) Coming! THURSDAY & FRIDAY-August 21-22 "BUS STOP" (Colour) Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray (ONE CARTOON) SATURDAY & MONDAY,--August 2325 "THE PROUD ONES" (Colour) (CinernascoPe) Jeffrey Hunter and Virginia Mayo (ONE CARTOON)