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and Householders can tidy up their
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TWO BIG EVENTS
This Friday night at 8 p.m. the &ow for
$100 in Cash. If you have bought a
car from us this past month, priced at
$500 or over — your name is in the box.
The lucky winner could be you.
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Junior Hockey Champs Admire Their Trophy
Members of Clinton's Junior "D" .01-1A. hockey champions were present-
ed with bright red nylon jackets with white trim and crests at .a banquet in Clin-
ton region hall last Friday evening, Admiring the championship trophy, and
wearing their new jackets, are, left to right, Don Yeo, defenceman; Dean Reid,
forward; Douglas Andrews, manager, and Lorne Daer, goaltender.
(News-Record Photo)
Top Golfers At Bayfield Tourney •
The top three low gross winners in the first
tournament at the R2yfield-Clinton Golf Club are
pictured here, left to right, Izie Bedard, Goderich,
first; Ken Doig, Seaforth, second and Bob Hodgson,
RCAF Clinton, third. Bedard holds the Lorne
Brown Motors Ltd., Clinton trophy for one year.
(Photo by Mrs. Bellchamber)
Bruce Roy Bowls Nearly-Perfect
Game Last Night At Local Alley
Vast night (Wednesday)
the Londesboro Men's Bowl-
dfng League had the rare
privilege of watching an al-
most perfect game of 448.
$Bruce Roy showed his skill
as a bowler when he made
Classified Ads.
Bring Quick
Results
Goderich Twp.
Ladies Plan
Christmas Gift
Ten members of the 4 codenfo Tomstap Community
Club Met at the home, of Aff415-.
Donald 1401). for. the .Soptombo.r
mooting.
treasurer's report showed
a balance on hand -of $87.39,
1\fernhers decided to _donate -
three woollen hiapicerta to. the
Aid Society as their
Chriatmas donation rather .than
the usual gift of money. A
quilt was tied during the
noon,
The next meeting will be
held at the hoarse of Mrs,. Alnee
.14o1.113., when the finished sewing
for the Children's Aid is. to he.
brought to the meeting.
COMING EVENTS
Saturday, October 2 — An-
nual sale of used clothing and
miscellaneous articles at St.
Paul's. Perish Hail at 10 a.m.
Auspices of Go-Getters Cluib.
• 38,9p
Tuesday, October 5—BINGO
at the Huron Fish & Game Club
Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers,
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 6—An-
nual Bazaar and Tea, Arts and
Crafts Room, Huronview; 2 to
4 p.m. sponsOrs Ladles Auxili-
ary, everyone welcome. 39x
Wednesday, October.. 0 _—
Smorgasbord Ham and Turkey
Supper, Varna United. Church
basement, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Adults $1.50, Children 75e;
sponsors Varna UCW. 38,9h
Friday, October 8 -- Dance
in Londesboro Hall, Desjard-
ine's Orchestra, admission $1.
per person, sponsored by Courts
86 and L1901 C.O.F. Benmiller.
39,0b
Friday, October 22—Autumn.
Thankoffering of Wesley Willis
UCW, 8 p.m., Speaker Bias
Ferne Scruton returned Miss-
ionary front Japan. 39,41b
Saturday, Oct. 30 — Annual.
Bazaar, St. Joseph's R.C. Ch-
urch, 2 to 4 p.m.; sponsors
OWL, Bake Sale and draw.
39, 40, 42b
Box Office Open at 7:30 p.m.
BROWNIE' SI
THEATRE --CLINTON
Children Under 12 In Cars
FIRST SHOW AT 8:00
DRIVE-IN
Admitted Free
WEEKENDS ONLY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
October 1-2
— DOUBLE FEATURE
"Seven Days in
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BURT LANCASTER
KIRK DOUGLAS
AVA GARDNER
"Law of the Lawless"
DALE ROBERTSON
YVONNE deCARLO
Color Cartoon
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CHROMATIC HARMONICAS
Priced $9.00 - $12.00 - $15.00
KENT GUITARS ii mahogany, walnut and
light finishes. $21,95 each
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the score and he also show-
ed his sportSmanship by
leaving a chince for other
bowlers to beat the mark he
set.
In the game, Bruce had
eleven strikes and left the
right hand corner pin with
his last_ ball.
This remarkable game of
448 is the highest game ever
bowled in Clinton.
Bruce also had a very good
night of bowling as his scores
for the three league games
were 233, 448 and 199 for a
total of 880.
Goderich Man
Wins Bayfield
Golf Tourney
Despite Sunday's poor weath-
er a good crowd of area golfers
• were on hand for the Bayfield-
Clinton Golf Club's first tour-
nament.
The cold and drizzle did not
• dampn the spirits of Izie Bed-
! and of Gocierich who turned in
a 76 to take low gross honors.
He was rewarded with a set of
Spalding woods and has his
name inscribed on the Larne
Brown Motors Ltd. Trophy,
which was donated for the
event.
Other prize winners, and
their low. gross scores are as
follows: Ken Doig of Sealb,:rth,
77; Bob, Hodgson of Clinton, 80;
Wave Nelson of Goderich, 81;
Murray Taylor of Clinton; Mel
Ried Of Port Elgin; Frank Cunt-
irVilogs of Clinton.
Winners of low net play
were: Brent Nelson, Goderich;
Doug Bartliff, Clinton; Bud
CleMents, Goderich; Harold
McPherson, Clinton; Charles
Martel, Goderich; Ken Hulls,
Glencoe; Fred .Elliott, Clinton.
Prizes were won by the teams
of. Fred. Elliott and Itie Bedard
who turned in the low ..agregate
score of the day.
The participants 'enjoyed a
deAcious dinner of ham and
turkey plates. Prizes' were pre-
sented by Fred Elliott of Clin-
ton assisted by Bill Hulls. Fred
Hulls, the owner-pro of the
Bayfield layout addressed the
gathering.
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Thurs., Oct. 7 •
The day we introduce Chevrolet
for 1966.