Clinton News-Record, 1971-06-03, Page 8SPEEDY SAYS:
HERE'RE
SOME
JOLLY
GOOD
USED
CARS
1969 VOLKSWAGEN
2-dobr delux coupe. Radio,
electric rear defogger. Very
clean arid only 26,000 miles.
1965 RAMBLER
4-door sedan, 6 tylinclers
automatic. Safety checked.
Lit. 1<35931.. Only $595.00
1969 CHEVROLET
i3elair, 4-door sedan. 6
Cylinder, automatic, radio,
whitewalls driven only
21,000 miles. Balance of 5
year warranty remains.
4969 CHEVROLET
lg ton Stepside Pickup. Low
mileage, very clean,
COME IN &
LOOK OVER
OUR GOOD
SELECTION OF
USED CARS
& NEW
CHEVROLETS &
OLDSMOBILES
DEAL
NOW AT
LORNE BROWN
MOTORS LIMITED
Yo itVciendly Chevrolet,
oldstneblie beater
482-9321 CLINTON
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
JUNE 6 to OCT. 31st
POST TIME — 2:00 P.M.
• 10 RACES - Daily Double - Quinella - Exacta
PART MUTUEL WAGERING
so MODERN MUTUEL BUILDING
• NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE BOARD
• NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI TOTE MACHINES
• LOTS OF CASHIERS
• COMFORTABLE GRANDSTAND
• SHELTERED BETTING AREA
• EXCELLENT REFRESHMENT BOOTH
• GOOD PARKING FACILITIES
NEW EXTENDED SEASON 22 MEETS
Admission - Adults $1 Children free
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND
ADJACENT TO RACEWAY
ADVANCE SALE OF
PROGRAMS
IN CLINTON
Advance programs will be available Saturdays at
the Cloud 9 Room, Hotel Clinton and at Bill's
Billiards and Bowling, Bartliff's Bakery and
Restaurant and Smith's Office Supplies.
IN GODERICH
At Fincher's Smoke Shop
IN SEAFORTH
At PUIIIIiPtet 13811tet :MVP
The Federal Department of
Health in conjunction with the
University of Waterloo is sending
teams of optomotrists into
Northern Ontario to take care of
the visual needs of the Indian
population.
The personnel involved will
travel to Soiux Lookout and be
flown in to the isolated nursing
stations where they will meet
their perspective patients.
The first team to start off the
project will be composed of
John Longstaff, who practices in
Clinton and Seaforth, and an
assistant in his fourth year of
optometry.
Mr. Longstaff will be in
Northern Ontario during the
middle two weeks of June. The
service is on a voluntary basis.
Catherine Hunt, Huron County Home Economist with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and
Food, congratulates Beverly McCall of RR 3, Walton, who was presented with her provincial
honours certificate for completing 12 4-H homemaking courses.
Lon gstaff
goes non h Middleton
NOTICE
*0.44,040."~vaes
CLINTON CROWN LANES
and
CROWN DRIVE-IN
WILL BE CLOSED
JUNE. 14 to 41JNE 17 Inclusive
Proprietor Attending Bowling Convention
22, 23
CHICKEN BARBEQUE
CSASTANCE
THURSDAY, JUNE 10
5 to 7:30 p.m.
CHILDREN, 6-12-75c ADULTS $1.75
Tickets available from Canadian Foresters Members.
BRING CONTAINERS FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS
22, 23b
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URSULA ANDRESS.
STANLEY BAKER DAVID WARNER
iiimininimimmoinummiomommilimmummia,
Mrs, Rita Nixon and Mrs. Ada
Sperling of London spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Middleton.
The A.C.W. of St. James,
Middleton, will meet Thursday
evening June 10 at the home of
the president Mrs. Edward Wise.
Mrs. Frank Fingland will speak
on her recent trip to Africa etc.
The roll call word is a proverb. A
bustrip to the Ontario Science
Centre in Toronto on June 16
has been planned by the group.
They're At The Post 1.1
CLINTON
RACEWAY
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Kinsmen
HARNESS
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OPP Report
Saturday, May 22, on
Highway 4 north of the Air Base
Road, Leif Lauritsen, 9 Fleet
Street, Brantford, and William
Ho wald, Canning Street,
Lucknow, were involved in a
two-car collision resulting in
damage to the vehicles.
Sunday, May 23, on Highway
21 north of C.P.A. Subway,
Colborne Township, '7°114 Patrick Doherty, 225 Park
Street, Godefich, and William
Gordon Clemas,, 259 Cairn
Street, London, were involved in
a two-car collision resulting in
damage to the Doherty vehicle.
The same day on 24-25 West
Wawanosh Twp, sideroad south
of Highway 86, Elsie Moore, 366
Eagle Street, Preston, was
involved in a single-car collision
resulting in damage to the
vehicle, Elsie Moore and
passengers, Russell Moore, 366
Eagle Street, Preston, and
Elizabeth Corning, 414 Moore
Street, Preston, received injuries.
Also Sunday, May 23, on the
1st Concession, West Wawanosh
Twp. west of County Road 25,
Ronald Hallam, RR 3, Auburn,
struck a cattle beast on the
roadway resulting in damage to
his vehicle.
Wednesday, May 26, on 9.10
Concession, Colborne Twp. west
of Highway 21, Barry James
Buchanan, RR 6, Goderich, was
involved in a single-ear collision
resulting in damage to the
vehicle.
Friday, May 28, there were
two accidents.
On Highway 8 east of Clinton,
Neil Kenneth Dale, RR 4,
Clinton, was involved in a
single-car collision resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving.
On Highway 8 west of County
Road 27, Rita Crittenden, 12
Orange Street, Clinton, and
George Lucas, RR 2, Lucknow,
were involved in a two-car
collision resulting in damage to
the vehicles, Both Crittenden
and Lucas received injuries.
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ilthe day...see the beautiful
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Clinton. News-Record, Thursday, Alne3, 1971
Corning Events
WHY not drop in this weekend
to the Little Inn, Bayfield,
Dinners served: Saturday and
Sunday 5;30 to 7;00; Monday
to Friday 6 to 7, Lunches:
12:30 to 1;30, Reservations
appreciated, 505-2611. —22,23
A FEW seats still available for
the chartered bus leaving Clinton
for Ontario Place, T'oronto, June
8, Contact 482-7627. —22h
WEDNESDAY, June 16th, Ham
and Turkey Supper at
Holmesville United Church from
5:30-7:30 p.m, Adults $2.00
Children under 12 75 cents.
Under auspices of the U.C.W.
—22, 23b
MONDAY, June 7, Women's
Auxiliary to Clinton Public
Hospital Potluck luncheon, at
summer home of Mrs. Paul
Walden, Bayfield, 1:00 p.m.
Bring own cutlery, dishes and
chair, For, transportation call
Mrs. Ed Willson, 482.3469.
Don't forget the shower of vases.
—22b
SATURDAY, June 26, attend
SPRING FLING at Clinton
Community Centre. Dance to
music of Bluetones; tickets
$6,00 per couple. Sponsored by
Kinettes and Kinsmen Club of
Clinton. —22-25b
CASH BINGO: Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, June 4th, 8:15
p.m. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75,00 jackpot to
go. Door -prizes admission $1.00.
Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds
welfare work. —2tfn
In Color
"THE SICILIAN
CLAN"
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TUESDAY, June 8, Bingo
Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot 0.00 in 56 numbers,
Six floor prizes. 8:30 p.m. —tfn
THURSDAY, June 3, 'Bingo et
Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m.
Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers,
Legion News
BY GEORGE CAMPBELL
The May meeting of Branch
140 was held Tuesday, May 25
owing to the fact that Monday
was the holiday, The meeting
opened at 8:30 p.m. with
President Harold Black in the
chair.
The attendance draw was held
and this month's prize donated
by Gord Dalgliesh was won by
Stewart (Dick) Freeman,
The Legion has received a
letter from Mrs. Dr. Waldon who
represents the Guides and
Brownies in their new camp
project. "Klahanie" is becoming
a common word around the
Branch lately and we are doing
all possible to assist. Mrs,
Waldon thanked the Legion
tremendously for the donation
of $500. which Comrade Black
made at the Guide Mother and
daughter banquet, The money
was raised through the Camp
and Sport show held April 17
and 18.
Major Golding of CFB Clinton
has presented the Branch with a
large photo of himself as the last
Base Commander. It is to be
regarded as a moment() of the
close liason between CFB
Clinton and the Branch
The juvenile ball club which
the Branch is sponsoring has got
started and a good showing is
expected. Comrade Doug
Andrews and Paul Draper have
taken on the management and
now we can help by attending
the games.
An installation team from
Clinton went to Mitchell early in
May to instal the Mitchell
officers and after the business
part of the meeting enjoyed a
very sociable evening. Our own
installation night is June 14 and
will be a joint installation. All
members and their ladies and all
auxiliary members and their men
are expected and we too hope to
socialize after the'meeting.
The e summer sports have gqt„,
under way.and golf seems to be
the main topic. The early bird
tournament was held at Grand
Bend on May 2 and in spite of
the cold and fog 65 golfers
turned out, Low gross was won
by Pat McMahon, low net by
Fred Elliott and runners up were
Murray Taylor and Gary Black.
Murray was also closest to the
hole on No. 10. Now names are
being accepted for the match
play and will be-on the bulletin
board as soon as possible.
Clinton Branch was
represented at the opening
parade and ceremonies at the
Provincial Convention which
opened May 30 at Waterloo, A
tremendous crowd of
Legionnaires were on hand and
all seemed to enjoy the opening
very much.
The election of Officers was
held by Comrade Hee Kingswell
assisted by Bob Burke and Colin
McNeil and here are the new
officers tor '71:
Past President, Harold Black;
President, Harry Crich; first Vice
President, George Campbell;
second Vice President, John
Deeves; Sgt. at Arms, Percy
Brown; Secretary, Cord
Dalgliesh; Treasurer, Cam
Proctor; Standard Bearers, Gus
Boussey, J. K. Cornish, J, Deeves
and W. Harris; Colour Sgt., Cliff
Saundercock; Padres,, Rev, A,
Moviratt and Rev. G. Yournatoff;
Executive, Ray Bentley, Bill
Harris, Harvey Hayter, Harry
Merriman, Bill Mutch, Hal
Walsh, Dick Fremlin and Rene
13rochu,
Decoration Day at Clinton
Cemetery will be held June 20
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