Clinton News-Record, 1958-10-23, Page 12PAGETWELVE
Hallowe'en -,Oct. 31
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Fall Turkey 'Shoot
Planned at kipplen.
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Gun Club iS tiokling the
Minna n) Tuekey Shoot at Kid-
pern on rSumtcleee October 26 at
1 Pm. There nw,lil$ be three classes;
first event, 50 1.6 yard ,110 rs;
seCIOnl ; evlent, 25'handicap. Other
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Police Arrest Young
Man For Theft
• ,Assisting the work of the Ont-
ario Provincial Police, Chief Con-
stable IL R. Thompson made tht
arrest in Ruby and Hill's Snack
Bar, Clinton, on .October 1c, of
William Kildew, 18 years old,
from British Columbia
Wanted by the police at Kin-
cardine, Kildew had parked a car
stolen from Tiverton, on lssac St-
reet. He was turned over to the
Kincardine detachment.
4
Roy Bros. Farm Is
Third In Ontario
Pasture Program
Ropy Bros, farm at Llonld!esborto,
n eceivleld third place in the reeenlhly
comaplletted pastare competitions 'lin
Omltarilk. Sponsors of the event,
the Canadian Feed Tirade Aissoc a-
node announced the plaeinge re-
cently.
First (place was Hugh Blaine,
farming near then village of Mlatm-
ttailir, win Dumdlas. County, whlo won:
$1:25 as well as the Ontario champ-
ionship and the, association (trophy.
Riuo er-luip was ,Mia. Logan, RR 4,
Woodstock. xlhliard was the Lan-
deebora ifarm, and fourth was
Clarence Sens, RR 1, Caine+rian,
Victoria 'County.
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RCAF Lady Bowlers
Continue Series
The RCAF Jadies met on Friday
evening ;for the, third iiimae, and
their• itnterrest in bee/arm is srtalL
hilgih. > Black Cats and Wishbones
are sou: tied 'for first place with
14 points .each, Hula Hoops eand
Speak Plugs are; tied! for second
place with 11 paints each, and
Aces and Sate 1'':iUes are tiled in
(third ,place with.Iten points' each.
The evening's' tromp honours for
lleigh triple went to Mns. M. Le-
clern With 725, and for high Single
to Mrs. M. Sutton with 269.
Other ;ladies with scores. over
200 were: Mrs G. .Paul, 260; Mr's.
S, Brawn, 238; Mrs. B. Spra,ngatte,
215; Mrs. M. Lecilietrc, 282-264;
Mrs. M. !Snai`tonv, 269-204; Mrs. M.
Liinidlftor'd, 204; Mrs. K. Renville,
201; Mrs;. M. Babcock and Mrs.
J. Flynrie each: with 200..
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'BURSDA.Y, OCTOBER 2.195
Brucefield Car..Was
Taken From tot
Wrecked at Oakville
A 195a car belonging to Harold
Lobb, lirucefaeld, was take» from
in front of his, welding and re-
pair shop in the village on Satur-
day evening. Be had left the keys
in it, and gone into ane of 'the
general stores for a few minutes.
When he missed it later, he de-
cided `his son must have taken it
away.
Discovery of the loss was . not
made until Sunday morning, when
a police call was received from
Oakville, regarding the ownership.
An 18 -year-old airman, Rove Dale
Haugen, had taken it from, the
village, driven that far, then ap-
parently fell asleep and allowed.
the car to cross a ditch and strike
a large telephone pole. The ve-
hicle was a. complete wreck;.Iaug •
en who was returning. to his base
at Rockcliffe, received only a cut
to the forehead.
TOWN OFrICIALS .AA"1rTP
14LINICII'AL lYtVt t 4PrallEn4.
Jcliin Lilvteiimlore„ %"k .10f 'tie
town, and Janne-0 Manning, asSels-
SIM' land teisc eael(tior, attended
the meeting Of the; N411144'4)41 of-
t eem ttln k Uhler yeattepc lap . Speak-.
einicirulded eelpreeent€stiv'ee of dthe
Department of Mlunlielpal A:'ff rs
amid of tie Department m ent of A -
elat me,
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Clinton Kinsmen
At Fall Convention
In County Town
Meanbees, of the Kintsmean Chub
of 1O1wnton joined nearly 500 dell-
.agralUets from Iia,,, 'amid Kinette
eluhr3 in Weeteen Ontario last
weekend Iih a arcs day fall Coun-
cil ane!eti nig un Ged'ertich.
The Clinton iC ub took en the
duties sat "Wake-up" committee,
ctta insure that delletgiates .arrlived
at early a'rr'arMnig meetiiiing+s an time,
Memlbletrs came. frgm !ars fair cls
T.o onta, Geoalgian• Bay and W,nId-
sor.
FIVE -PIN BOWLING NEWS J
Clinton Mixed League
W L " T Pts.
Imps 10 2 24
Sites 9 6 22
Club, 7 8 17
Tryameamtsiers 8 7 17
Cli.
Dmiuefrs 7 5 17
6 9 14
Budgies 4 8 9
Dabbers ... 3 9 6
Clubs, Jerry;Harris 588 (279) 5
Hearts, B. White 644 (240) 2
Stars, Dawe Reed! 695 (244) 5
DrliMeesi, M . Johnston 594 (228) 2.
Londesboro Latl!ies. League
W L T Pts.
Burdocks 18 6 42
Scotch Thistles 13 11507 ,(2032)0
- 9
Da lkomis •915 21
•Raalgfwee!dS. 8 16 19
Burdocks', Reta Little 645 (244) 7
Ragweed, Genevieve Mien : •.
Thistles, Marcy' Millner 549 (189) 2
De n(dleltons,, Edythe Beacom
661 (253) 5
Londesboro Men's League
W L T Pts.
Millers 1110 26
Sharks 1010 23
Butchers 812. 22
Rattlers 6 15 " 13
0
RCAF Public School
Tiger Cats Team
Tops in Football
The Tiger -Cats at ALV/'M
luigh Campbell Public School seem
to be winning all the way, anv the
football schedule rapidly nearing
doanpl etiilonn at 'RCAF Station Cll:Ov-
ttlon. First giaanve, was Played cin
October 2, - and • the fleet scheduled
game ws to -morrow .nlilght, October
23, 'after echoal'.
The 'Meats have wan all three
of rlhe games they have playact,
with a tatali of 68 paints.
Oct, 9: Tfieats, 30; Allauetttes' 0
14; Roughriders 0; Treats 12
16: Argonauts 6; AUlouette 6
21: 'Mats 26; Allauethtes. 6
Suis' in Tueslday night's game
were Steve Trnirs'cortt and H. Wolod-
som, each scoring two touchdowns.
Woodson anode a name for (himself
1bly+ making ltwvar converts, the first
Matitilnsion, Leslie Srpilsbfumy,
Tueslday night, October 14, the
iEbough Rideas will tangle with the
Pleats.
to he scored do the school's foot-
ball history.
Ta-mnorerbw night the Roughr d-
ees meet the Aillauetttes te, com-
ple+te the scheduled ngtamres; ,amid
playoffs will be 'atrmamlged later.
TIGER. OATS: Brian Woad's!ore
•Steve Tires O1 t, Gary Sutton, Ken-
neth White, Gordon Logan, Arn-
old
arolid George, Ronnie Pliwmsteeli, Ro-
bert l bichaucl, Pat Langlille, •Roy
Paull, Gamy IL7aek, Gerald Marvin,
Dlonel'd Matthews and Ross Tayl-
or,
ALLOUEITT S: -Herb. Mellish,
Gary) Hotyer, Tom Gillette, Jackie
Slater, Gary Gilles', Vernon Me-
Bdolon, ;Kenneth Geiger, James
Reynolds, Craig Caplan'; Eravesit
Fafeaid, Jimmy IngZatn, Keitt9i
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HU.2-9653 CLINTON
II.E.P.C.
W L T Pts.
May 9 3 22
Snell! 9 3 21
Jones 5 7 11
Symions
,Slioh'broak, 274,�2
ingle.
Radar Ground Team
Wins Flag Football.
Semi -Finals let game 2nd game
Sigts. Me 1 20
Radar Ground 19 19
Applied Teens. .,13 0
gels. Climb 16 • 40 °
Finals 1st game " 2nd game
Radar Gtr!aund 6 26
,Cpin .akib 7 20
This eoniipintes, the station flag
football league. Radar Ground be-
fog the winner.
SpeciaL..
Recap Snow Tres
Month of October
USED 600 & 670x15 TIRES
Scrap Meted
USED HOT WATER TANKS
Any Amount — Reasonable Prices
DUNLOP TIRES
Sales and Service
New Cushion Ride Nylon
Dunlop Tires—Special $17.50
Without Trade -1n
Summer Prices on New Silent
Traction Snow Tires.
CLERM AUTO
WRECKERS
R.R. 2, CLINTON
Dial HU 2-3211
Glen Price, Prop.
37-tfb
Coning Events)
44 a word, minimum lee
Cxoderioh 1,'izv1lliott Dancing
Satiurclaty .B411b Srtuamt auk
tits Orchestra. Lfaas 'Bingo every'
We..1i1 day. 43-444;
Oct. 21—Wren/bens, Of -.
tote Hoar'taloulltural Society erre Rat-
vltetd by O'adJedk t Sadiety to)
attendmeetlung a.'t $.00 p.m;
in MacKay 0014 North Sa reit
Mx.
$11xo4tiasiwoptti of tie Littkle
Tose Farms Nursery, London, guest
sp'ela'lcer. Lunt will be servetd'. Aim.
Firi., -Oct, 24--.Eruchre sa d bridge,
party, Parish �iantl, Hayfield, nit
8.30 ip.mn. Lunch. Admission 500,.
auspices Tivaililtor 43-b,
Fri., Oct,. 24 earn Dance pn,
Turner's new !bairn, on H1iglyway'
4, ,one nii4e north of l rtYcelfu' Ila:.
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. J D.:.
T eetollopea'e• Oxlhhels tma. Eve'rylbodly
welcome. 43 -le
Wecl, Qct. Brandh .
Cancer S:odieby Annual Meeting,.
8 p.mx. OounlcLl Chamber. Everyone
weficeme. 4341..
Times., Oct. 30 . ---Halloween
Ehxc'hme alive Bridge party ilrr 'Wm..
iby Parish Halla, a fl telld, spa ore
ed Iby' the LA of Smuts and Cubs.
Admission .50e. 43-b•
Sat., Nov. i--:-13azaam and home
balding ealle, in Varna Township.
Dail Afternoon 'tea Servtedr from 3!
to 5 pen. Asuslpiiilees WA United'
Church. 43 1.117,
Safi, Nov. 1 -- Giant munanage'
sa'l'e, law low prices, Clinton Com-
a) 'Chaanlbers, 1.30 p.m. Quilt
f1ke, potted blouse pile ts., n'>ystea5r.
raffle, spons+ared ROAF W.'orneres;
Auxiliary: 43-444
WE. ALWAYS ADOPT
MODERN METHODS, YOU SET'
AND 50, AS TIME PASSE5,
THE BETTERWE.
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Auction Sales
EVERY FRIDAY
1.30 p.m.
Government Inspected Scales
Cattle Sold By Weight
TERMS: CASH
JOE COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
far a
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