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1963 Pontiac Laurentia
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1964 Oldsmobile 88
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1963 Buick Le Sabre
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1963 Ford Galaxie SC
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1963 Valiant
Four.door sedan, automal
transmission,
Commencing June
Saturday
SERVICE CENTRE •
will be closed at 12:(
Our New and Used
Lot Remains Open Un
6 p.m, As Usual,
LORNE BROWI
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NEWS-RECORD
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
WINTER GARMENTS CLEANED AND STORED FOR::
NEXT SEASON. • '
JUST ASK AT OUR CASH AND CARRY DEPOT ,
63 ALBERT STREET OR AT OUR PLANT 154 BEECH
STREET.
CALL 4824064 FOR FREE PICK-Up
AND DELIVERY
CLINTON DRYCLEANERS
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12 ..Minton; 11e.WA.41•Peord,. Timrsday, May 23, 1932
will open sometime around June
21. Public school children will
have to pay 15 cents to use the
pool, while admissionfor adults
will be 25 cents.
Registration for swimming
lessons will begin Saturday,
June 8 at the Community centre
from 10 a.m. to noon. Regis-
tration will also be conducted
June 15, 22, and 29.
Registration dates for Clin-
ton plaYground were not avail-
able at press time. Playground
leaders this summer will be
Nancy Pickett, Grace Van Loo,
Patsy Priestap.
Pool staff
announced
Most people work a month or
more to make $500, But George
Zimmerrean Of Neustadt just
sat In his armchair and let
C, Tremblay of the Mont.
real Canadians do the work
-for him. When Tremblay put the
puck behind St. Louis Blues
goaltender Glenn Hall at the
11:40 mark of the third period
in the final game of the Stan.
ley Cup playpffs, Mr. Zimmer.
man was $500 richer. He was
the holder of the lucky ticket
in the Clinton Kinsmen Pool.
Winners of $50 in the semi•
final contests were: G, R.
(Punch) McEwan, Clinton, Doug
and Don Petersop, Clinton, Al.
bert Leibold, RR 2, Clinton,
and Miss Betty Lutz, RR 2,
Auburn, The $100 prize money
for each semi-final Was split
since tickets bearing the cor.
reel times were not sold,
Steve Brown, chairman of the
Kinsmen Ways and Means Corn.
mittee, called the adventure
"quite successful,"
"We still don't know the exa.ct
number of tickets sold or how
much money we made,'' he
added.
MONDAY, JUNE 17, MINE-
in Bingo at 13rownie's Drive-
In Theatre, Doors open at 7,
Bingo Starts at 7;30, Sponsor-
ed by Praneh 14.0, Canadian. The SWinIming 1'OO1 Staff for LegiOn. the 1908 season has been an,
nOtillOOtt Supervisor' will be
Doug Andrews. Swimming in-
strutterIS Pat Bali; AsSistant
instructor is Linda East: Life
GUards Are Bob Cooper, Doug
Cameron, Judy FinleYt and
Phyllis Fremlin,
Season tickets will be avail,
able for five dollars, This in,
'eludes lessens and public swim-
log all summer. Family tickets
Will be SOW for $15. The Peol
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PAPER"
DOZENS OF HAPPY PEOPLE WILL PICK UP
THEIR TELEPHONES AND HEAR THIS TODAY.
Coming Events
THURSDAY, MAY 28, BINGO
at, Clinton Legion Hall, .8:30
p,m, Jackpot $56 in 56 Mirnbers
ten
MAY 24, Cash.
Bingo, Legion Hall, .Seafprth,
• 8;15 P.M. 1 5 regular gameS for
.$10,00: $25,00, specials;
$100,90 Jackpot to go. TWo door
prizeS, Admission -U.00; Para
cards 25d or 7 for $1,00,
• Auspieee . ,Segforth Branch. 156
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Canadian Legion. Prpceeds for
Wolfore. Work, 21tfn
TUESDAY, MAY 28, REG-
. lor bingo at Huron Fish and
Game Club jackpot $55.00 in
• 55 numbers, 6 door prizes,
8;30 p.m. tbf
RUMMAGE SALE, SATUR-
daY, May 25, at SalvationArmv.
Waterloo Street, Goderich at
1;30 p,m,
Strikes
and
pares
The •Clinton,Blyth Ladies'
Bowling League ended their
year With a delicious dinner
at Hotel Clinton. Following this,
trophies were Presented,
The first series Winnera were'
the c'llebel$"0-TudY Wilson,
Sandra Westerhout, Marie
Middleton, Doris Groves, Joyce
MilloY and Benlah Wench. •
The Second series and play-
off Winners Were the "Kum
Renners"..4aroi Fraser, Ada
Schellenberger, Medie Elliott,
Mert Elliott, Shirley Har-
greaves, Kay Sharp.
The high triple trophy was
won by Kay Falconer with 897.
The high average trophy was
won by Mert Elliott with 204,
The high single trophy was
won by Mary Davey with 312.
The most improved bowler
for the season was Carol
Laurie,
The new executive for 1968-
69 were elected: Susannowson,
president; Marg Cook, secre-
tary; Barb, Howson, treasurer.
A fashion show. followed,
ending an enjoyable evening.
Close race in
pee wee league
Teams in the Kinsmen Pee
Wee League appear to be evenly
matched as each of the four
teams has a 1-1 record after two
weeks of play.
Two close games were played
on May 11, both being won in
the final inning. In the first
game, Steve Amsing drove in
the winning run to give the
Yankees a 9 to 8 win over the
Twins. In game two, Bill Irwin
scored the only Red Sox run in
the bottom of the fourth inning
to win the game 12 to 11.
GAME I
Yankees: 0 2 2 0 3 2- 9.
Twins: 3 0 0 4 0 1 -8,
GAME 2
Tigers: 3 0 3 5 - 11.
Red Sox: 3 4 4 1 - 12.
On May 18, the Tigers defeat-'
ed the Yankees 15 to 9, while
the Twins trimmed the Red. Sox
14 to 5. Greg Butler and Robert
Andrews both hit home runs in
the Twins victory. ,
Yankees: 3 0 1 1 4 -9;,%,
Tigers: 3 1 3 8 - 15.
Red Sox: 1 1 0 2 ' 1 5,
Twins: 4 4 0 6 0- 14.
Girls softball
Teatn 1 4efeated team 3 by
a seOre of 44 to, IP JP-st Ymeli. •
For Team 1, MiP101generson
and Cathy Prig '0100 -three
Nome runs Apiece, While Rats.Y
glliett Added one. NriPiciCrArreW
Jed -Team 2 with two home runs
'end Was helPed DYParlene Webb
and Gail Wager who had one
aPlece,
Last week's genie betWeett
TWOS 2 and. 4 Was rained out.
Squirt action
The Dodgers and Pirates have
recorded a wh4anci a leSS in
Kinsmen Scnifitleaelle action
so far this year. The cardinals
have a 1-0 record, while the
Pirates are in the Cellar with
e. 0 s 1 record,
The Cards ,scored four runs
in the last inning to pest a, 10
to 14 win over the Dodgers. Jphn
Hgg
Ho oat
art belted a home run in
the second for the losers,
Cards; 2 2 1 6 4 .7 15'0 ,
Dodgers: 0 1 7 3 14.
The Giants walloped the
Pirates by a, score of 31 to 3
•in their first meeting.
Giants: 11 4 12 7 31.
Pirates: , 1 0 0 -
The Dodgers reedicied their
first win of the season last
Wednesday when they , defeated
the Giants, 20 to 11.;
Dodgers: 5 • 8 -fg4 20.
Giants: 2 4 '0 2 3- 11.
The game between the PirateS
and the Giants, scheduled for
last Thursday was rained out.
CLINTON
PERSONALS
Susan Brown of CFB Corn.
wants, N.S. is spending two
weeks' leave with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs1,,,percy BroWn.
Mr. and iers E. M. Shier
and daughters'Aene and Mare
garet, and Mrs. ,George Cooks
of Tilbury, visited on Sunday
with. Mr..and Mrs. Don Symons
and family.
Miss Bonnie Boyes and Miss
Sharyn Kaufman will return this
weekend after spending one
month in Europe,
.r Mtc and. MisY .Fratili" Cum.
mings attended the Hugill
Johnston wedding-in-Seaforth
over the weekend.
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