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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-13, Page 12`BIG GAME' NIGHT COMMUNITY (LINTON $A2D0M I S SION: CENTRE 0 Per Person Friday, June 21 FREE - - "Moose on a Bun" Moose Meat Donated by Elkwood Epps DANCING IAN WII.BEE'S ORCHESTRA 10.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.rn. TICKETS: $2.00 Per Person Available at Many Clinton Stores All. Proceeds to Clinton Recreation Committee O NTARIO PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY Above, high-jump event. (Staff photo) a young athlete competes in the About 300 pupils from area public schools competed in the Huron District Two track and field competition held in Clinton Tuesday. 12 jUne i3,190. Centralia College Of Agricultural Technology Two-year diploma. Courses are offered in Agricul- ture .and Home economics at the new Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, Classes will comme nce in September, 196B. Living aCcoT111110- datiQn is provided on campus, Applicants with Grade XII standing, or the equi- .valent- in training and experience, are invited to contact the Principal, Centralia College of .Agri- cultural Tedhnology, Huron Park, Ontario, RECEPTION Farr r. and Mrs. J. Bogen Kinburn Friday, June 14 9:30 p.m. Jim. Scott's Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch Winn you'!•9 row!), to tho doy ..soo the beautlitul 4 IIAI NHdW WEDDING LINE' WEEK-END SPECPALS, JUNE 13, 14, 15 Prime Rib Roast or Rib Steak LB. 79c Smoked—by the piece SIDE BACO LB. Smoked—sliced SIDE BACON LB. 59c Fresh Ground Beef 2 Ls' By the piece BOLOGNA 3 LB. $1 sliced BOLOGNA is. 39c BLADE STEAKS • LB. 59c WEINERS 1 LB. PKG. 49c Pork Steakettes L B. 59c • FROZEN FOOD Valley Farms, 2 lb. poly bag FRENCH FRIES 3 Highliner, 8 oz. COD FISH STICKS 3 $1 'PRODUCE No. 1 California, 10 ibs New Potatoes 10 LB. 89c GROCERIES McLaren's 32 oz sweet mixed, dills, sweet ICICLE'S McCormick's 16 oz. arshmallows Kleenex designer (twin pack) a per' Towels 15 oz. tins ZIP Dog Food 10 99c Utopia Choice 2tl oz. TOMATOES 4 99c Garden Patch, 12 oz. tins Kernel Corn 5 a 89c ShiOriff sweet-orange (24 cad MARMALADE 2.j 79 e Wagstaffe (added pectin), 24 oz. ° 79c Kraf 16 oz. jar CHEEZ WHIZ 69c Libby 48 oz. tin Pineapple Grapefruit Drink 3 89 Johnson 13s, pink or blue "J" CLOTHS 2. 89c PLUM JAM BAGS Si HENSALL- ON'T-Xiki0 F 0 R 9 wafer 2 R 87c .a 69 C ° 89c MEATS • Pure park SAUSAGE . L B. g' No. 1, size 45's (product of Mexico) ANTALOUPE wonderfUl ways to say... Ppy NOV %Mr ! Choose from— . DESK SETS TRAVEL 'KITS BREIF CASES BAR UTENC1LS . DECANTERS PEN&PENC1L SETS . WALLETS or many other gifts that show you appreciate 'DAD" Ewan s Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Mr, Ken Vodden and Mrs. Thelma Garrow attended the Graham - Vodden wedding in Paris on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Millson and family of Woodstock were Sunday visitors with the Shob- brooks. We are sorry to report that .Mrs. Bert Brunsdon went to hospital on Monday where she expects to undergo surgery. We wish her a speedy recovery.. Pee Wees win exhibition game The Clinton Pee Wee all- stars defeated Seaforth by a score of 22 to 2 in an ,ex- hibition game played here Mon- day night. The regular schedule starts Monday evening at 6:30 when the locals host the St. Marys club. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, HAM and Turkey Supper, Holmesville United Church. Supper served from 5:30 p.m. to '7:30 p.m. Adults $1.50, Children under 12 750, 23,24b TUESDAY, JUNE 18, REGU. lar bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers, 6 door prizes, 8:30 p. m. tbf THURSDAY, JUNE 13, BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 num- bers. YOUR RED CROSS THANKS YOU Before You Go On Vacation HAVE YOUR DIAMONDS CLEANED and CHECKED FREE See `Our Summer Costume Jewellery ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. 482-9525 Lee's Clothing Store Store Hours Monday .. Tuesday, 9 6 Wednesday - Thursday SATURDAY — • 9 6 23-26b • ••••:,..Y.,:•••• • • FRIDAY — 9 - 9 WITH AN USED CAM MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM SERVICE CENTRE CLOSES AT 12:00 P.M. NOON ON SATURDAY FOR SUMMER MONTHS Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your FrPorully C1OrrrOloti OidasuObil• Mahe 412-9121 CLINTON '64 '65 '66 '66 '66 '64 CHEVELLE 300 DELUXE SEDAN, 2. door, 6 cylinder motor, automa- tic transmission... One owner car, in clean condition. 1961 CHEV. Good, Economical. 1961 FORD. Transportation Specials. 1961 PLYMOUTH. OLDSMOBILE 88, 2-door hard- top, fully powered, radio, one local owner. CHEVELLE MALIBU, 2-door hard- top, 6 cylinder motor, radio. CHEVY II, 2-door hardtop, Nova automatic transmission, radio, 6 cylinder motor, one owner. PONTIAC PARIESIENNE, 2,-door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmission; sharp red finish with black vinyl roof. FORD CUSTOM, 2-door Sedan, V-8 engine,, radio. :Pitcher records QotstaeOiog, performances, by pitchers 1404004 this week's lciosown minor tali Acttoe, In the Squirt' 1,e4gUe .game on Wednesday night,. Qtaillt - pitcher Counter recorfletl. a ..P0.1, hitter as the. Ototits defeated the palms 20 to 0., In the game,. Counter struck all blitthree, 1?4t.terP! one popping oot to the pitcheX' and the. 'other two grouPdiAg gut to second. The victory Out the Giants in first piece,. For the Giants, Robert Flarkes and Jack Qoelt had two hits apiece, In Thursday ,night's action, the Cards walloped the PirateS go to '2, Pirate pitchers gave up 1,3 walks, in the contest. Ray Wheeler had two hits for the cards. A sehednled game that had been rained out was played on Friday evening, and sew the Giants record an 8 to 4 victory over the Pirates, Steve Pherson was the big gun for the Giants as he collected three. hits. In Pee Wee action on Satur- day the Yanks bowed to the Tigers by • score of 6 to 2. Brian . ',engine recorded 11 strikeouts in. the first 12 outs for the Tigers. He allowed the Yanks only four hits in the game. Paul Wheeler had two hits for the Tigers, The second game of the day saw the Twins defeat the Red Sox 7 to 1. Twins' pitcher: Don MacDonald matched. Langille's performance of the first game by striking out 11 of the first 12 outs. The only run of the game for the Red Sox came off an error, Mike Anstett led the Twins with two hits. There will be one more week LONDESBORO The general meeting of the UCW was held Tuesday even- ing with guests from Wesley Willis and Ontario Street Churches, Myth and Walton. The president welcomed the visitors, hymn 582, "All things bright and beautiful", was sung, and Mrs.. Anderson gave the devotional reading. The ladies trio contributed two numbers. • Mrs. Boyd Taylor, as guest speaker, gave an interesting talk telling of a trip to Japan as a delegate and the friendly Japanese people contacted. An enjoyable hour was spent with old friends as lunch was served. • The WI held the June meeting on Wednesday evening with a number of visitors from Tiger Dunlop and Walton. An invitation to attend the Auburn Institute in the after- noon of June 18 was accepted. Roll call was answered by naming a country represented at Expo last year, Mrs, Pipe gave an interesting report- of the Historical Society and Barbara Lee gave an instrumental. Leaders of the 4-H Club, Mrs. Josling, Mrs. Keith Allen, Mrs. , Harry Smell and Mrs. Don Buchanan were called to the front and were presented with a gift in recognition of the splendid training the girls had received. Mrs. Howatt introduced the guest Mrs. Jim Coultis of Bel- grave who showed pictures taken Mine on an extended tour to Sydney, Japan and other points. Mrs. Vincent favoured with a solo. Coming Events FRIDAY, JUNE 14, CASH Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3-$25.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00; extra cards 25 or '7 for $1,00, Aus- pices Seaforth Branch 156 Can. adian Legion. Proceeds for Wel- fare Work. 2ltfn SUNDAY, JUNE16, PEPPER Reunion, Seaforth Lions Park. Sports 3 p.m, Supper 5 p.m. Better attendance is requested if this reunion is to carry on. 23,24p ganle At play fn the Mnsmen Nino". 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