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Home My WebLink AboutGrand Bend Holiday, 1964-07-31, Page 16Two New Cars The Match Race between the Flying F a r in e r, Ed Leedy, Delta Ford, Bay City, Michigan with his 427 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt and Paul Rossi, driving the Westborn Raiders A/Fac- tory E xperimental H e m Ram Dodge is scheduled for Sunday at the Dragway. This will be a best of five match race between two newly -de- veloped cars racin; for the first time in Canada. Other competitors expect- ed will be Pete Wouters, White Lightning, Claim Jumper, Cliff Duncan, Bill Kydd and Lang Chase. Butch Bryan, Flint, Michi- gan, put his foot down solid- ly on the accelerator of his B/Fuel Dragster cranking out an 8 point 40 second run at 180.72 MPH to win the Top Eliminator, Bryan was chased all the way by White Lightning, the Swanson and Wilson A/Fuel Dragster that qualified for runner-up money with an E.T. of 8.58 seconds at 175 MPH. Competition Eliminat- or saw Lang Chase in his B -modified roadster squeeze out Bob Atchinson's A Fuel Dragster in a close run. Chase turned 9.42 at 156 MPH while Atchison clocked 9.71 at 163 MPH. A nitro -fuelled roadster the Miller -Gregory "Pack - Rat" driven by Roger Miller took the money in the Middle Eliminator. It was a show in Itself when the "Pack -Rat" pulled out in front of Cliff Duncan's dragster Ricky Tope's Chev powered road- ster and Bill Kydd's Dodge powered roadster to cover the course in 9.97 seconds at 140 MPH on the final rum Other results were Ju- nior Eliminator, Ernie Col- lar, I,ittle Eliminator, Way- ne Huber; Street Eliminator, London Auto; Tiny Elimina- tor, Jack Hyde and Junior Stock, Howard Brown. Top Stock Sunday was "The Big Cat" driven by Bill Mason, Dearborn, Mi- chigan, with an Eo To of 12.73 at 112 MPH, Swimmer Saved Mrs, Gordon (Ann) Hen - rich, Kitchener, was pulled unconscious from the lake on Sunday afternoon by swimmers nearby, and life- guards, Tony Ford and Don- ald Glen, revived her. She was taken to South Huron Hospital in Exeter over -night and was then re- leased. According to Corporal Fulton, Mrs. Henr ich was apparently knocked off her feet by waves which ranged between two and four feet high. In order to carry on an argument you must descend to the other man's level. Peter McArthur. C of C Numbers -Continued from front according to the best list available to the Chamber of Commerce, requesting con- tributions toward this pro- ject. If you would like to con- tribute -please leave your dollars with William Stur- (levant at the Laundromat; with W. F. B. MacLaren at the drug store, with Donald Robertson, at the Bank of Montreal or with the sec- retary in the Chamber in- formation office. "2750 Club" -Continued from front Stebbins, RR 2 Thedforti; George Tizzard, Clinton and Arnold Whitney, Exeter. Total liquor charges amounted to $1,222.50. Violations of the Highway Traffic Act accounted for another $93 in fines. Those paying fines were Ernest Banting, Brampton; Beatrice Carter, Armada, Michigan; Paul Draper, r;iinton; Richard Duchess, Highland Park, Mi c hi g a n; Norman Neitbohmer, St. Pauls; Bruce Hoelscher, Seaforth and William Uniac, London. ardine's Store SPECIAL Corn DOZ. WE DELIVER 238-2341 • Bright? Idea Beachcombing, though a wonderful sport, involves hard work in trudging through the shifting sand. A pair of enterprizing young ni ale s recently suggested that 200 cement mixers working all night, could pro- duce sufficient smooth stuff to pave the whole beach area. Then they thought someone should really call the village clerk, or the reeve or some- body the next morning and shout, "Surprise!" A superiority c o mp 1 e x quite often outlives the con- dition that brought it into existence. Arthur Stringer. Children's VIYELLA pleated skirts o Molana Woolpaks o Pep Hooded Shirts o Children's Sweaters o Towels e Bedding • Cottage Household Supplies • A Little Bit of Everything WAIN STREET - Next to Art Gallery Sunday Special! in the Rod & Gun Room Broasted Chicken From 4 pm 1/4 Broasted Chicken in Basket $1.25 Y2 Broasted Chicken in Basket $1.75 with buttered roll cole slaw clover honey French Fries tea coffee milk Colonial Hotel 238-2371 Grand Bend AIR0 OLO IAL HOTE DINING ROOM .TV•SWIMMING POOL ROD & GUN ROOM - LNOTU TN! litItTON LICtliSt At the Main Intersection GRAND BEND Phone 238-2371 Pick up some BROASTED QUICK CHICK or RIBS 1/2 Chicken Whole Chicken 2 Chickens 1.09 2.00 3.95 Meet your friends in the ROD and GUN ROOM our Lovely Airconditioned DINING ROOM tvl'eatryteryho-or-ku-s-e7 Special c. uSt "te-a:kr.R041 rila a l'11111 nner4fRo1R) New yorSirirleouint [7704 071 Filet Mignonmipgrnioncess 4.00 Junior Filet 3.S0 Sirloin Steak 7" -Bone Steak (16-1817oz.) 275 Wing Steak (lS oz.) 2.50 8 oiled Hain Steak Pineapple Sauce 3.00 Colonial 08rUolilessteP:C1.41.. 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In.clude Soup Du Jour, Choice of Juice ol --- Whipped, Baked or French Pried Potatoes Jello, Ice Crean), Pudding --- Coffee, Milk Pecan3S0 All Other Piesreaen'd Desserts •-•... 2S0 tne 2.00 at) 1.75 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 240 3.2s 2.49 1.7.5 Assorted Cold Plate Potato Salad 7.7s 2.75 Saitnon Salad Pr,uit Salad Cottage Cheese - 7.7s 2.00 SALAD PLATEs 7.75 2.00 1.50 1.S0 1.50 Airconditioned for Your Comfort American Express and Diner's Club Honored Page 16 Grand Bend Holiday, July 31, 1964 Open 7:30 a.m. to Midnight SOup 2 SOup DAILY s12 peciALS seRveo TIle COLON/AL ROOM JU/CF NOON • 5:00 --- 70:30 71:43 ROL.L. Er4aES• L srS 4 EAk. No Burr_ si.o0 4vE.RAG * 2 VEGE1/4t4887Z4SrEr--.1) CHISCEIT ; IRA:7" ROLLS .4N0 PRE'Atchi PR/ES SOUp 800 41311. 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