Clinton News-Record, 1961-11-30, Page 12Page 12 --Clinton News -Record --Thum, Nov, 30r 1901
RCAF Teach Joins
Kin Peewee League
A team froze RCAF Station.
Clinton, to be Known as the
$lackhawks, has been organiz--
ed by Keit Etdgar, and will
be the fourth team in the Clin-
ton Kinsmen Peewee League,
Future iGemes
Monday, Dec. 4-•-•Canadiens
vs, 1Vlaple Leafs.
Wednesday,. Dec. 6 - Red
Wings vs. Black Hawks.
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CLINTON -- HU 2-3841
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F/S Robt. Sibbert
Receives Gift
From Scout Troop
I1light Sergeant Robert Sib-.
Bert has .been posted to RCAF
Station Trenton, and thence to
426 Squadron at RCAF Station
St Hubert. His wife ,Jean and
their three sons, Ken, Steven,
and Keith wilt` join him later.
1\ r, Sibbert was in the guid-
ed missile division at Station
Clinton !for over five yea'rsf. He
will be missed for many rea-
sons, one of there being the
active part he played in Boy
Scout work.
As a tribute to this work
the first Clinton RCAF Station
Scout itroep presented hien with
agold tie clip embossed with
the official Boy Scout crest.
F/S E. W. Robinson made the
presentation.
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Alouettes Win
Little Grey Cup
At Adastral Park
The Alouettes carne through
with a 57-45 victory over Ar-
gonauts in a Little Grey Cup
football game at RCAF Station
Clinton, after school on Tues-
day. The four team "Little
Four" league have played a
complete schedule during Oc-
tober and November.
Captain George Schnubb of
the Alouettes, who scored eight
of his team's nine touchdowns
and two converts, was present-
ed with the Jet Dry Cleaners
"Little Grey Cup" by F/S R.
Burnside of the Station recrea-
tion staff.
Equally as good but in a los-
ing cause was Roy Smith, cap-
tain of the Argonauts, who
scored seven touchdowns and
two converts.
Mr, D. Falkes refereed the
game, and the line-ups were as
follows:
Alouettes: George Schnubb,
captain; Billy MacKay, Billy
Robinson, Don Farrel, Bob
Spano, Philip Begg, Mike Fish-
er, Derek Forbister, Brian Lud-
wig, Ken Sibbert, Terry Hal -
ward, Gerry Crozier. Cheer-
leaders: Sandra Pare, Norma
Schultz, Doris Pigeon, Doreen
George, Janet Dumayne.
Argonauts: Roy Smith, cap=
tarn; Joe Fyvie, Ken Thomson,
Greg Fretts, David Young, Tom
Newell, Scott Hawkins, Bob
Harland, Denis I-laspeck, Pat
Rousseau, Pierre Blais, Bob
Fredette. .Cheerleaders: Judy
Bush, Wendy Poxon, Judy
Johnston, Louise Stewart, Suz-
anne Fred'ette,
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HAVE YOU GOT YOUR
Grey Cup Draw Ticket
On Clinton Lions Club Annual
Fund -Raising Project
$750 in Prizes = 4 Chances to Win
First Quarter Prize -- $ 25.00
Half Time Prize -- $ 50.00
Third Quarter Prize --- $ 75.00
Final Score Prize -- $500.00
ONLY $1.00 PER TICKET
GREY CUP GAME ON SAT., DEC. 2
Tickets on sale from Lions Club members and at
business places in Clinton.
This is one of the Lions Club's major fund-raising events
and all proceeds go towards Community Welfare
Work in Clinton and District.
TRU-SCALE FARM IMPLEMENT SETS,
Tractor and Farm Machinery 1.98 to 7.50
MONKEY TRIX, an educational toy
advertised on TV 98c & 1.98
BRIDGE & TURNPIKE Builder Sets in
two sizes 4.49 & 5.95
GIRDER & PANEL Building Sets, two
sizes 3.75 & 7.49
Distcount
HOLSTER SETS: Leather belt and Reg. Pride
SPECIALS: holster with 2 guns 8.95 5.95
9.95 6.95 6.95 5.98 5.98 3.98
CHATTY CATHY DOLL has 11 different
sayings 19.95
BRIDE DOLL, 18" doll with tooed hair and
sleeping eyes Discount price 4,98
DOLL HIGH CHAiR---all metal 1,98
-Collapsible and metal 2.98
DOLL CRADLE in wood, rocker type 4,25
DOLL BATHINETTE, plastic with metal frame 5,98
M c Ewan's
Clinton OMarie
Your Headquarters for School Supplies
The Voices Are Familiar
Artist Jack Reppen's impressions of Danny
Gallivan (left) and Bill Hewitt, picture them with
a most appropriate prop -a CI3C microphone. Al-
though their faces may not be familiar, the voices
of the two risen are known in millions of Canadian
homes. They describe the action during Hockey
Night in Canada telecasts Saturdays, on CBC -TV.
Gallivan covers Montreal C;a.nadiens home games
from Montreal Forum and Hewitt is his counter-
part for Toronto Maple Leafs, from Maple Leaf
Gardens. (CBC Photo)
BOWLING
at
ARMSTRONG'S LANES
and
CLINTON AUTOMATIC LANES
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
W L Pts.
Goofers 18 6 44
Razor Blades 14 10 33
Skidders 12 12 28
Les Amis 10 14 22
Bouncers 9 15 21
Loafers ... , 9 15 20
High single, Fred McDonald,
259; hidden score, Mrs. Phin-
ney; bowlers over 200, Tom
Steep, 217; Betty Middel, 203.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Pts.
Musketeers 32
Bombers 31
Thunderbirds 29
Astronauts 27
Pros 22
Jets 17
Eagles 17
Barnbardiers 11
Kittens 10
Hurricanes 9
Spitfires 3
Chicks 2
High. single, boys, Gary Fleet,
301; ' girls, Denise Smith, 169;
high double, boys, Gary Fleet,
518; girls, Denise Smith, 300.
BELL TELEPHONE
W L HT Pts.
Mix-ups 17 10 8 42
Burnble-Bees 17 10 6 40
Jokers 15 12 5 35
Alley-Oops 1512 5 35
Competitors 13 14 7 33
No -Blowers , 13 14 2 28
Go -Getters 10,17 2 22
Untouchables 8 19 1 17
High single, ladies, Betty
Daer, 288; men, Joe Daer, 315;
high triple, ladies, Betty Daer,
705; men, Joe Daer, 759; high
average, ladies, Betty Daer,
186; men, Joe ,Daer, 215.
TUCKERSMITH
CANNONBALLS
W L HT Pts.
Mustangs 21 9 4 49
Chevies 1911 5 44
G.M.C.'s 14 16 1 35
Fords 6 24 0 12
High single, ladies, Jean
Greer, 181; men, Fred McGreg-
or, 206; high triple, ladies, Jean
Greer, 471; men, Fred McGreg-
or, 515.
BLUEWATER BAYFIELD
W L HT Pts.
Suckers 10 8 2 21
Crabs 9 9 3 19
Sharks 12 6 1 26
Minnows 5 13 4 10
High single, ladies,.Mrs.
Marilyn Wanner, 181; mn, Don
Warner, 219; high triple, ladies,
Mrs. Lois Armstrong, 492; men,
Don Warner 585; high average,
ladies, Mrs. Lois Armstrong,
164; men, Don Warner, 191.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Pinheads
Knockers
Hotshots
Jiggers
High single, ladies, Betty
Wager, 244; men, Bill Graing-
er, 240; high triple, ladies,
Betty Wager, 509; men, Don
Hudson, 609.
Pts,
47
45
38
10
ADAM AND EVE LEAGUE
W L HT Pts.
Keglers 11 7 3 25
Hilltops 9 8 4 22
Strikers 711 3 17
Boyes Transport 8 10 3 19
Ramblers 11 7 4 26
Rainbows ...,8 10 1 17
High single, ladies, Pat Clot
Ston, 231; men, Don Switzer,
273; high triple, ladies, Georg-
iha Sleeth, 569; men, Don Swit-
zer, 689; high average, ladies,
Georgina Sleeth, 189; rnen, Don
Switzer, 229; hidden score, Lou,
Ann Isherwood, 125.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
W L HT Pts.
Alley Rats ..,...,15 9 4 34
Lucky Strikes 12 12 4 28
Misfits 1113 6 28
Qtiinties 1014 2 22
High single, ladies, Mary Wil'
helm, 288; hien, Frank Burns,
261; high triple, ladies, Marg
Reynolds 734; men, Frank
Burns, 634; high average, Lada
leo, Marg Reynolds, 198; men,
Frank Burris, 205.
A con1emeter Is an instru,
merit for measuring the mount
df electricity passing through a
citetitt,
MEN SENIOR LEAGUE
W L Pts.
2 1 5
3 0 7
0 3 0
1 2 2
1 2 2
Raiders
Idiots
Ter. Ted's
Dunner
Butchers
Envoys
High single, D. Strong, 297;
high triple, R. Johnson, 686;
high average, Roeder, 228.
HYDRO LEAGUE
Pts.
D. Hallman 51
R. Hoffineyer 38
L. M•ay 26
A. Schellenberger 25
High single, ladies, A. Schel-
lenberger, 292; men, J. Irwin,
338; high triple, ladies, L. May,
649; men, D. Hallman, 730; high
average, ladies, L. May, 175;
men, D: Hallman, 196.
CLINTON MiXED LEAGUE
W L HT Pts.
2 1 5 47
3 0 7 46
0 3 0 37
2 1 5 37
1 2 2 34
1 2 2 32
2 1 5 29
1 2 2 20
Drivers
Clubs
Cleaners
Hearts
Budgies
Imps
Stars
Dobbers
High single, ladies, Doreen
Jervis, 291; men, Ron McKay,
325; high triple, ladies, Helen
Fairservice, 678; men, Don
Switzer, 811; high average,
ladies, Erma Hartley, 180; men,
Ron McKay, 222.
INTER -TOWN BOWLING
W L HT Pts•.
Clinton A 34 11 8 76
Goderich A 31 14 7 69
Exeter A 27 18 7 62
Clinton B 23 22 6 52
Goderich B 22 23 3 47
Exeter B 17 28 4 38
Wingham 15 30 2 33
Zurich 9 36 1 19
High single, Bill Dean, 360;
high five, T Haugh, 1,374; high
average, B.. Osgood, 244.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L HT Pts.
Spartans ........ 16 8 8 40
Hell Drivers .... 15 9 8 38
Motor Ciders .. 12 12 8 32
Bombers 1113 5 27
Buccaneers 1014 4 24
Wheels 816 3 19
High single, ladies, Connie
Smith, 235; men, John Cooper,
292; high double,ladies, Con-
nie Smith, 429; men, Bruce
Cooper, John Cooper, 494; high
average, ladies, Linda Wagar,
167; men, Don Freeman, 206.
LONDESBORO MEN
W L HT Pts.
Sputniks .......•. 1218 5 29
Cornets ,.. 19 11 8 46
Rocelets 1416 2 30
Stars ......, .•.. 15 15 5 35
High single, Doug Riley, 353;
high triple, Glen Carter, 825;
high average, Glen Carter, 212,
LONDESBORO LADIES
W L HT Pts,
Meat Balls 24 12 9 57
Moth Balls ,17 19 5 39
High Balls 17 19 4 38
Odd Balls 14 22 6 37
Nigh single, Hazel. Reed, 273;
high triple, Mary Miller, 678;
high average, Edith Beacom,
171.
Canton Concert Wins Second Place
In London Chamber Christmas Parade
Competing with top band!,,
Clinton Concert Band on Sat-
it'day placed second, in. the st-
reet band Blase at the Christ-
mar parade held in London by
the Junior Chamber of Com..
merge of that city. First place
Was the University of Western
Ontario Band.
Bandmaster George Warble
reports his pleastw a in the play-
ing and marching displayed by
the band, and reports on the
high praise they received over
radio, and during the luncheon
he attended following the par,-
ode.
Mr. Wonch notes that at Wa-
terloo they were in 17th place
with 51 points, and now in
London placed second with 76
points. Judging was done by the
same system at both events.
About the only complaint
concerning Saturday in Landon
was the poor coverage op TV,
when:folk who stayed home,
saw very little' of the Clinton
band on parade. The bared has
been invited back to the 1962
parade in London, and intends
to accept,
This success encourages the
band to perform their best at
Seaforth this Saturday, when
cash prizes, and a trophy are
competed for,
All band members and maj-
orettes are urged to meet at
the Legion Hall, December 2 at
12,45 sharp for the trip -to Sea -
forth. They are asked to dress
warmly, and have all equip-
ment in top shape. Mr. Wonch
also asks that they bring their
music cards that they used in
London. He urged 100 percent
attendance for this trip to Sea -
forth.
Legion Elections on December 11;
Pays Fee to Recreation Council
An election will be held at
Clinton Legion's next general
meeting on December 11 for
four officers in the branch.
Twelve men qualified for the
eight -member executive com-
mittee at Tuesday evening's
meeting: George Mathers, Stew-
art Freeman, Art Mountford,
Garnet Harland, William
Burdge, Stewart Dick, Percy
Brown, Howard Tait, J. W.
Counter, A. L. Colquhoun, John
Semple, Ed Porter.
Other elections will be for
second vice-president, with K.
W. Colquhoun and Stewart
Freeman running; for sergeant -
at -arms, George Campbell and
G. A. B. Brown; for colour
sergeant, Bob Ayers and John.
T. McCabe.
All other offices were filled
by acclamation.
President Graham thanked
the branch for excellent turn-
outs at both the November 11
Remembrance Day service and
the annual church parade.
Padre Lane also commented on
this.
The Branch donated $10 to
War Memorial Children's Hos-
pital, London and authorized
$100 fee to be paid to the pro-
posed athletic council in Clin-
ton.
The branch is again sponsor-
ing juvenile, hockey with Doug
Andrews as manager and one
of Clinton's better known
hockey players, Douglas Bart-
liff as coach.
Sports chairman Len Arnston
announced that the district golf
tit rnament will be held under
Clinton Branch sponsorship at
Grand Bend in 1962.
The Legion will for the third
year spearhead the annual
Christmas treat for the chil-
dren on Saturday, December
16, with K. W. Colquhoun as
chairman.
The next meeting will be a
joint installation with the
Ladies Auxiliary. Past presi-
dents of Clinton Branch will
be the installing team. The
branch executive meeting will
be held on Thursday, December
4,
400 Hockey Fans
At RCAF Arena
Again on Sunday last a good
hockey game was enjoyed by
about 400 fans at the RCAF
Station .Arena, when the Sta-
tion team lost 6-2 to Phillips-
burg. This is the third straight
loss for the Clinton team.
The score was tied at the end
of the first period. Chaisson
scored Clinton's goal from
Munro and Matthews.
Phillipsburg added two in
the second and three more in
the third. Vigneau got Clinton's
second goal early in the third
period from Cain.
Reports were that the refer-
eeing was not the best.
Clinton lineup: goal, Paul
Amacher; defence, Ghris Tru -
dell, Len Arseneau; forwards,
Matt Matthews, Andy Chaisson,
Dick Munro; alternates, Mel
Melanson, Andre Beauchamp,
Larry Imesori, Howard Cousins,
Carl Decathe, Vigneau, Don
Thompson, Jim Cain, Lee Huib-
ers, Breadher.
If you have nothing to do
next Sunday afternoon. between
2 and 5 pen., come out to the
station arena .and give support
to the Clinton team; when they
meet the Seaforth Townes,
CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE
Thursday, November 30 -�
4,00, 5.00 p.m. --LIONS FREE SKATING - Grades 5-8
7.00 8.00 p.m. -Bantam Practice
8.15 9.15 p.m. --Juvenile Practice
Friday, December 1 --
8.00-10.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
Saturday, December 2
9.00-12.00 a.ni,-Kinstnen Hockey Practice
2.00.4.00 p.m. --PUBLIC SKATING
8.00-10.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
Sunday, December 3 -.-
2.60- 3.00
.--2.00-3.00 p.m. --TOTS FREE SKATING ---with parents only
3.00,4.30 p.mee-PUBLIC SKATING
8.00.9.30 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
Monday, December 4 ---
'7.00.8.00 p.nn.--PeeWee Practice
8.30, 9.30 p.m. --Blyth Practice
Tuesday, December 5 --�
4.60 5.00 p.m. --L101.418 FREE SKATiNG Grades 1.4
7.0088.00 p.ri ---Bantam Praotice
8.15 •9',15rte.---Juvenile Practice
Wednesday, pDecember 6 --vr4
2.00,3.30 p.m.-PUiILIC pSKATING.
6.80e 7.S0 .m.-.ktnemef Uobkey Pr lctiee
8.00, 9.30 0.111.- PUnLI0 !SKATING
Again a "Get out the vote"
advertisement was authorized
for publication in the News -
Record.
D. John Cochrane's name was
drawn for the attendance prize;
not being present, next month's
prize will be worth $20. Bert
Garrett won the regular month-
ly prize. Winners on a special
cash draw were: $50, E. W.
Colquhoun; $10 each, Brown
Lindsay, Bayfield; Larry Cart-
er, Londesboro; A. L. Colqu-
houn, J. E. Dale and R. B.
Campbell, all of town.
Homemakers
Bowling League
Ladies! don't forget to come
early, 7,30, for the big turkey
roll -off on •December 7 and 8.
All seven members of each
team bowl on these evenings.
Last week Mrs. Anne Pro-
kopetz's average •advanced to
196. Anne also scored high
triple, 642, and the high single
was scored by Mrs, Jessie Mac-
Kay, 244. High team triple
went to Black Balls with 2,559.
Scores over 200: Mrs. A. Pro-
kopetz, 236, 240; Mr9. M. Lin-
ford, 236; Mrs, J. Esliger, 232,
217; Mrs. N. Blais, 223; Mrs.
V. Edwards, 220; Mrs. R. Doll,
217; Mrs. N. Sabaurin, 207;
Mrs, K. Wickware, 207;
Mrs. M. Dooks, 204; Mrs. M.
McCoy, 20'; Mrs. B. Betts, 202;
High scores for Nov. 23 and
24 were: high single, Mrs. Rose
Foster, 263; high triple, Mrs.
Betts, 612; high team triple,
The Atoms, 2,545.
Scores over 200: Mrs. Pro-
kopetz, 256; Mrs. J. Todd, 236;
Mrst McCoy, 237; Mrs. Schultz,
233; Mrs. Betts. 232: Mrs. Es-
liger, 218; Mrs. M. Thuot, 210;
Mrs. I. Okoasi, 204.
Team Standing
Atoms, 40; Thunder Jets, 36;
The Real McCoys, 32; Black
Balis, 31; Turtles, 31; Lucky
7's, 30; Spitfires, 29; Gogetters,
27; Strickers, 14; Wingdings 10.
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SS 4 Farm Forum
Enjoys Review Night
Eleven members were pres-
ent at the SS No. 4 Farm For-
um meeting on Monday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lobb. This was review
night.
Fallowing the radio broaul-
cast; there was •a short dis-
cussion. During recreation per-
iod "500" was played. Lunch
was served. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lobb.
JEAN'S
Fruit
Market
Marsh Potatoes
75 Ib. Bags
50 ib. Bags
Bushel
11 qt. Baskets
6 qt. Baskets
10 lb. Bags
$1.49
99c
$1.25
45c
• 25c
Vegetables
CARROTS per. bus. $1.35
CARROTS
6 qt. Basket ......., 35c
TURNIPS
per bus. Plain $1.00
TURNIPS Plain .... 4 for 250
COOKING ONIONS
6 qt. Basket 35c
Fresh Fruits
CaroUers Wekome
For Pre,
Christmas Visits
No, 1 Spy, 6 qt. basket 45c
Domestic Spy, bus..... $1,59
Domestic Spy
6 qt. basket ........ 39a
Grapes, Red Emperor
2 lbs. for 33c
Bananas, Golden Yellow
2 lbs. for 23c
Sunkist Oranges ,... 29c doz.
Lettuce, Celery, Broccoli,
Chinese Cabbage, Endive,
Radish, Tops on Spanish Onions,
Parsnips PG, Carrots PG, Reooi
Cabbage, White Cabbage,
FREE DELIVERY
Jean Riley, Prop.
PHONE HU 2-7037
242 Victoria Streit
As the Christi as season ap-
proaches, Many clubs and gr-
°wes will be looking for some,
thing to do to .cheer the shut -
his during this season of fun
and gaiety.
Many people visit Huronview,
and bring to residents some of
the activity going on in the
community, Visitors are wel-
come and groups can make ar-
rangements with the office at
Huronview for the best time to
go and the best type of mat-
erial to present,
Also, the Clinton Nursing
Home on 69 Joseph Street, has
a number of bedridden folk,
who dearly love visitors. Sev-
eral carolling groups visited
there last Christmas season,
and would be welcomed back.
Arrangements can be made
with Mrs, J. 14. MacDonald, op-
erator of the Horne.
News of Bayfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins
returned home on Wednesday
of last week after having been
in Brantford from the previous
Friday owing to the critical
illness and subsequent death of
the latter's father.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rehm,
Gros Point Farms. Michigan,
were with the latter's mother,
Mrs. David Dewar from Thurs-
day to Sundayt.
Mrs. Robert Heath who has
been with her sister, Mrs. F.
P. Arkell for the past two
weeks returned to her home
in Calgary on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf F. Scotch -
mer motored to Malton Air-
port with his sister, where she
took a plane at 9.30 a.m. sch-
eduled to arrive iri Calgary at
11.15 a.m. Mountain Standard
Time.
TUCKERSMITH LADIES
TO MEET DECEMBEER 6
The Tuckersnrirth Ladies Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Vic Sytnick for their December
meeting on Wednesday evening,
December 6 at 8.30 p.m. There
will be an exchange of 75 -cent
Chlisemas gifts. Group two will
be in change of the meeting.
YARNA
Miss' 14014 Chuter, I N, Geri-
eral Hospital returned froom
&pending Iwo weeks in Nassau,
spent the weekend at the hone
Of her parent$, Mr. and :Mrs.,,
Wilfred Miter.
COMING ANTS
Wednesday Noon - Last
Chance to place advertisements
in thig column. Phone before
12.30 p.m.
Thurs., Nov. 30 BINGO,
in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
Street at 8.30 pen. 15 regular
games for $5; 1 game for $25;
3 Share - the,. Wealth games;
Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers.
Three door prizes, $2.50 each.
Admission 50c. 19tfb
Thurs., Nov. 30 - Clinton.
Ladies Progressive Conservative
Association meeting, Mrs, Doug
Freeman's home, 128 Mary
Street, 8 p.m. Everyone wel-
rome. 48b'
Friday, Dec. 1 - Brucefield
IOOF Dance, Seaforth Legion
Hall, Desjardine's Qrchestra.
Admission 75c. Everyone wel-
come. 47-81e
Sat., Dec. 2 - Bazaar and
tea, Ontario Street United Ch-
urch, 3 to 5 p.m. Auspices W.A.
and Hearthside Club.
43 -5 -7b -8x.
Saturday, Dec. 2 Rum-
mage 'and bake Sale in Clinton
Council Chambers at 2 p.m.
New and used clothing, good
children's clothing. Sponsor:.
Group 2 Brucefield WA.
47b -48x
Mon., Dec. 4 - Ladies' Night
banquet, Wesley -Willis United
Church, auspices Men's Club,
7 p.m. Speaker Dr. A. Mc-
Queen, London. 47-8b
Tues., Dec. 5 - Huron Fish
and Game Bingo. Jackpot $55•
in 55 numbers. 3 door prizes.
8.30 p.m. 43tfb
Wed., Dec. 6 -Benefit Social
evening for' Frank Potter, Clin-
ton Legion Hall, 8.30 p.m.
Please bring cards, lunch
counter. Donations appreciated.
Sponsors: Holmesviile Local
O.F.U. 48p
Friday, Dec. 8 --- Bake Sale
Council Chambers, sponsors
Kinette Club, at 7 p.m.
47-8-9b
Friday, Dec. 8 - Bayfield
Lions Club "Feather Party"
Bingo, Town Hall, Bayfield, 8.30
p.m. Admission $2.00. 25 games,
25 turkeys, 47.8-9b
Lucknow Legion Bingo every
Thursday nite in Legion Hall
at 8.45 sharp. 12 regular games
at $10.00, 3 share -the -wealth
and 1 special for $50.00 must
go. 48-9b
ARE YOU SHORT
OF MONEY THIS
CHRiSTMAS?
Age
`NFL„
4•<3 �
Do you need
money for YOUR TAXES
TO FINANCE A NEW CAR
TO GET THAT NEW APPLIANCE
OR TO CONSOLIDATE ALL YOUR DEBTS
under one loan with one payment, where the interest
charged is limited by law and where all loans are
fully insured against both death and total disability.
SEE
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION LIMITED
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NO PAYMENTS i(PC
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UNTIL
You can drive a "Better" Car and have money
for Christmas shopping.
Why are our cars better? They've had the
full O.K. reconditioning programme.
Your safety features have all been checked.
Your motor has been tuned for easier, quicker
starts. Two cars may look alike, BUT our O.K.
reconditioning makes the difference.
SEE THESE INEXPENSIVE BUYS !
'58 Studebaker Sedan Only $1,295
'58 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan 1,850
Automatic.
'58 Volkswagen Coach 875
'57 Vauxhall 4 Cyl. Sedan 695
'56 Meteor 2 Door Hardtop 950
'56 Ford Two Door 750
'55 Chevrolet 6 Sedan 575
'55 Chevrolet 8 Sedan 575
Automatic.
'57 Plymouth 8 Sedan 950
AUtoimatih. Radio.
Your present car accepted in trade. GMAC
terms arranged in privacy to suit your income.
No payments until next year. Why wait?
LORNE BROWN
MOTORS Ltd,
YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET,
al," OLDSMOBILE 4. ENVOY DEALER.
HU 29321 CLINTON