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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-08-27, Page 8LOBA Picnic At Goderich Park Huron Lodge 377 of the Ladles Orange Benevolent Association held their annual picnic in 'bar- hour park, Goderich, on Sundan August 23, with 30 present, Winners of races were; pre-school, Nick Hodgins; eight to 13 years, Bobby mclYlichael; young man's race, Clayton Hod-gins; wheel barrow race, Sally Peeves and Barbara Glousher, Parkhill; three legged race, Clay- ton Hodgins and DWayne Nolan, Detroit; kick-the-slipper, ladies, Sally Deeves; men, Clayton Hod- gins; lucky spat, Wilma McMich- ael; soda biscuit race and whie- tle, Pete Harrison; paper plate race, Ruth and Clayton Hodeins; lucky numbers, Nettie Deeves, Henry Slornan, Wilfred Glazier; gum contest with mitts and pur- se, Asa Deeves' team.; life saver race, the ladies team; stove pipe race, Bobby Mclefichael, dropping clothespins in the battle, Phyllis Harrison and Larry O'Connell; clothespin race, Henry Sloman; parcel circulating race, Betty Jo Deeves, Alex McMichael, Pete Harrison, Nettie Deeves, and Bar- bara Glousher, Following the sports a bounti- ful supper was enjoyed by all. Check Your Label — Have You Renewed? REGISTER NOW! Names Are Now Being Taken For The Clinton Mixed Bowling League BOWLING TO START SEPTEMBER 21st PLEASE REGISTER AT THE ALLEY ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 Dave Reid, President CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY 34p /be eee,elereeeme eeeilliemere:014,44,eee,:ee. ••••••Mmillmilm ownimminma NO MORE FLAT TIRES Amazing new safety principle eliminates dangerous roadside tire changing gives you a spare tire where you need it most—in the tire that's on the road! It's Goodyear's Captive-Air Steel Cord Safety Shield! HOW IT WORKS i s Merrill TV & Radio Clinton —.- HU 2.7021 WE ARE EXPERT T V, REPAIRMEN coca. TRATh A FACT It! -MY JOB WE DOW- er Kin Peewees Defeat Chesley. 1448; Play Here Tonight Clinton Kinsmen Peewee ball team are still undefeated in WOAA. and OBA play this year. On Monday night they defeated Chesley, of the Bruce League, 14-8 in a six-inning game at Ches- ley. Chesley plays back here tonight at 6.30 and-. if a third game is necessary it will be played in Chesley. Wilmer of this series will play the Western Counties champion. Clinton R Larry Pickett, 31) 4 3 2 John Cooper, p 4 0 2 Chris Ploodspitte ss 0 0 0 George Archibald ,ss. (2) 3 1 0 Laurie Colquhoure c , 3' 1 0 Brad Dutot, lb 4 0 0 Philip White, 2b 3 2 1 Borden McRae, if 4 2 3 Barry Glazier, of 4 3 3 Larry Pearson, rf 4 2 3 33 14 14 Score by innings 1L H Clinton 225 113-14 14 Chesley 200 411-- 8 12 - Winthrop Soccer Team Takes Cup From St. Columban Winthrop defeated St. Colum- ban three straight games after losing the first game in the best- three-out-of-five series to take the Stephenson Trophy of the Huron Softball Association for the 1959 season. George Love and Ron McClure led Winthrop in the goal scoring department. Goaltender Hugh Flynn came back after the first game with badly torn legaments in his ankle to help his team- mates keep the strong St. Colum ban team scoreless. Lineups were; Winthrop: goal, H, Flynn; de- fence, William Kerr, G. McClure, K. McClure, Ross McClure, J. Crozier; forwards, Ron McClure, S. Alexander, G. Love, J. Axt- mann, E. Salverda, W. Dolmage, E. Dolmage, B, Campbell. O Hugill Picnic Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday was the site of the Hugill Picnic, when 45 members (the entire family) of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hugill, RR 2, Seaforth, together with grandchildren enjoyed a full line of sports together, and a pic- nic supper. A softball game was enjoyed. Races were won by: five years and under, girls Janice Hugill, Goderich; boys, Gary Cummings, Clinton; Randy Hugill, Goderich; nine years and under, girls, Mary Joyce Rathwell, Kitchener; Bar- bara Hugill, Goderich; 12 years and under, boys Larry Hugill, Harry Cummings, both of Clinton; young ladies, Shirley Horner, Kitchener; young men, Roger Cummings, Clinton; Gerald Hor- ner, Kitchener; married ladies, Ettie Hugill, Clinton; kick-the- slipper, ladies, Ettie Hugill, Clin- ton; men, LeRoy Hugill and Rog- er Cummings, both of Clinton; shoe scramble, boys, Alvin Daer, Auburn. Guessing number of beans in jar, Clifford Hugill, Goderich; el- imination race, Mrs. Elmer Hug- ill, unwrapping parcel, Mrs. Gor- don Homer. Why Repeal? The Canada Temperance Act is good law. Two appeals to Higher Courts have tested its validity. Both times the law was declared good. There are defects, but the law can be amended. This has been established by careful study and consultation with eminent legal authorities. They have helped frame the following amendments, which are at present under study by the Dominion Cabinet. 1. That the possession of un- sealed containers of liquor in pub- lic places be prohibited. 2. That the consumption of or possession of liquor brought into the county be limited to one's residence. 3. That the supplying to or use by persons under 21 be prohibited. 4. That the right of appeal to a higher court be provided for. 5. That the provision for search warrants be extended to motor vehicles. Why repeal a good law that can be amended? HURON COUNTY TEMPERANCE FEDERATION 34-13 Cliff Dunham's Donkey Ball Show from Crescent, Okla., will appear here. Donkey Ball, Donkey Races, Flag Race Tricks, Bucking Don- key Riding Contest by local riders. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Don't miss this. Monday Night, August 31 7.30 P.M. Clinton Community Park Kinsmen vs. RCAF Sgts. Mess ADMISSION: 75 cents and 35 cents PROCEEDS FOR SERVICE WORK VISIT US FOIZ COMPLETE DETAILS Ball & Match I.H.A„ Hardware Phone HU 24505 Clinton., Ontario BRAND NEW AUSTINS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY BY FRIENDLY HARDWARE DEALERS ogirmal..0 Furnace Finance Plan CHOOSE THE MAKE OF FURNACE AND THE HEATING FIRM OF YOUR CHOICE. WE WILL FIN- ANCE ALL OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS AND CON- VERSIONS ON LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, WITH UP TO FIVE YEARS TO REPAY. — For Our Oil Customers Only A. G. GRIGG and SON PHONE HU 2-9411. CLINTON 34-tfb Did You Know ? Your Credit Union can do more for you, in both saving and borrowing. Than any other financial institution in the world. AND WHY NOT? That is why you organized one. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. -14 Coming Events eloderleli Pavilion---Every Friday Teen-20 record dance, 9 to 12 p.m. Every Saturday night, dancing to Paul Cross and his Orchestra, Lions Ringo Ringo every Wednesday 25-35b Thurs., Aug 27—Bingo in Leg, ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, at 8,30 pm, 15 regular games at $5; Jackpot $58 in 58 numbers; 3 door prizes, $2.50 each. Admis- sion 50c. 20-tfb Monday, August 31 — Donkey Ball, Clinton Park, 7.30 p.m. Kins- men vs, Sergeants' Mess. 84b Wed., Sept. 2—Auction sale of miscellaneous articles, Londesboro ball diamond, at 7 p,m. Sponsors: Londesboro United Church. Harold Jackson, auctioneer. 33-34b Monday, Sept. 7—Town League Softball semi-finals, 130 p.m. — CDCI Diamonds; Kinsmen vs. Canada Packers; Hydro vs. Leg- ion. Finals at 5 p.m. 34x '=„TRSDAY, AUCT'UST 37) 1.959" P.A<GN SEGUT 0.0.110Pieenlesiefe' cumvx mws-Bscom Clinton Men Top At In Stratford Greens Lawn Bowling Tourney Clinton rink composed of Clinton Legion Juveniles won Caryl. Draper, skip.. Hugh R. HaWitins, second •ana 'Percy 'Liver--their series from Southampton more lead, took top honours in last Monday evening by default, the 29th annual merchants and When Clinton travelled to Smith- manufacturers triples tournament. ampton' they found the diamond at the Stratford Lawn 13E)WEng, in unplayable condition and so Club Last Wednesday, Aneest 19, they were awarded the game, They bowld three wins and the highest plus possible; 39. Clinton will now meet Dresden hi the next round of play-downs Another rink, composed of Harry Williams and H. Vodden for the 013A Juvenile "C" First game is tentatively set for were eliminated in the afternoon Friday night in Clinton. draw. Win a Wrist Watch Contest With every $1.00 value of School Supplies you get one chance on a $59.50 Elgin Wrist Watch. . Zipper Cases Leather Zipper Case in extra large size in brown or tan—inside zipper pocket $10.95 Leather Zipper Case with extra heavy zipper and inside zipper pocket, black, brown Or tan $8,95 Zipper Case in black, brown, tan, blue, red, green Priced $3.95 to $7,95 School Bags in pastel blue, green or 'white with shoulder strap $4.50 each FREE INITIALS in 14K gold on all leather binders purchased in our store in August Pens Esterbrook Pens with 30 points to choose from in two qualities—assorted colors $3.25 and $4.00 Sheaffers—cartridge pens in assorted colors— fine ar medium point $2.95 Waterman's—cartridge pen in assorted colors— fine, or medium point $2.95 Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen with a removal nib $1.95 FOUNTAIN PENS priced from 49c up BALL POINT PENS priced from 35c to $3.95 FREE INITIALS in gold leaf on all pens purchased in our store in August. Pencil Cases Pencils Rulers Colored Pencils 3-Ring Binders School Text Books Typeing Pads 3-Ring Refills English Refill Books SCHOOL BOOK LIST AT THE STORE McEwan's Clinton Ontario may be lest or blowit auto deflates right down to rime Steering control Ordinary tire when punctured tinue driving with full control. If outer tire blows, "built-in" spare instantly takes over —for 100 miles or morel You con- Come in and see it! STEEL...CC:MID SAFETY SHIELD by GOOD"All HAROLD'S White Rose Winner of the conapetitip.rt here I Om at a roadeo to be held at will go on into further compett, f Hamilton.. BROWNIE'S DRIVE - I N . -, Featuring - the Largest LIMITED Wide ,.,,,,-,------,-.- Screen CLINTON-ONTARIO ----_. 1- ,,, , . .„ l - igr I ,..„..„--,...;„.. in Huron County. THURSDAY HORROR (COLOR) "THE George SHOW "THE (Adult (Adult (ONE & FRIDAY Coulouris WOMAN — H Entertainment) Entertainment) CARTOON) DOUBLE -MAN" -- Vera --August FEATURE EATER" 27 & 28 ' All Star Cast Ii Day SATURDAY (COLOR) "JUKE — "THE & — Jo Guy (ONE DOUBLE Morrow HARD BOX Madison -- Jack MONDAY—August FEATURE CARTOON) — Valerie Jones RHYTHM"' MAN"' — 29 & 31 French _ TUESDAY (COLOR) "THE & * Terry — "DOCTOR Dirk DOUBLE Thomas (ONE NAKED Bogarde -- WEDNESDAY—Sept. CARTOON) AT FEATURE Dennis -- TRUTH" SEA" Brigitte Price _ 1 & 2 ' Bardot Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Clear First Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE Box Office Opens at 7.30 p.m. .:Roaclea at Park This Afternoon Truck drivers with the Rural Hydro at Clinton will stage a driving roadeo at the Clinton Community Park this afternoon, comernncing at 3.30 o'clock. Com-petitions include accurate parking between white barricades; accurate backing, and turning between white stakes, etc. Juveniles To Meet Dresden in OBA CLINTON Goodyear Tire beater PHONE HU 2-9023 Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. VAUXHALL Dealer HUnter 2-9321 — CLINTON Chevrolet 6 Bel Air Two-Door Hardtops (2 Only) Aspen Green Snowc rest White Four-Door Sedan (1 Only) Cream & Aspen Green 2-tone (These ore not loaded with extras, but have all essential for comfort) 0 '59 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup Galway Green, Dark Grey interior, 670/15 -- 6 ply tires with Ground Grip tread on rear. Dual Horns. Heater & Defroster. Heavy duty rear springs. Fleetside Box, 0 1 Only— '59 Vauxhall 4 cyl. Victor Super Sedan Black, with Red Leather interior. 1 Only— '59 Vauxhall 6 cyl. Cresta Sedan Silver Grey, with Red Leather interior. (These are really scarce—BUY NOW) Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Our New Car Stock Is Small OUR ALLOWANCE ON CLEAN TRADHNS BIG! 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