Clinton News-Record, 1962-10-04, Page 12'�►•a�a 'I'�--Clinton ;Ngws4T o� c��wr 4,. 11I0 i-_-
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pert, clpc�lal.ed a cl�os d area
xn'i..g r •a t :o r y bard hunters.
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livered e , McCaw,
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� chey to post, The signs uteri
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hunters that the rop% ty 1S.
, ' " =, a '`feddin,g area foranigr 11
. bird's'". Nn shunting is allowed
on the property and.
ais o wittil
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m a ones 'uarter mile distance
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larnund tlepo.sted a
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s x t �gopse untun
Duck. sand n g•: be-
gone in FT O)i County on . .• � a�a,�
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urday, October 6 at 11 a.n
EST 12 noon DST) a d con -
tames to December 15.
f Mr McCllinchey's fano is on
n�
Highway'_21 the first Tarin
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south 9dthe Hemi Motel, or
F � ` a mile north of the ,new On-
tvlo Hospit
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1VLcC1nrlhey h+as a,"aiS'eid
nF Wild fowl for many yews a d
r :`fib is greatly concerned about; the
scarcity of ,ducks land geese
ihu this area. After the first
Amateur Night .In Canteen day -or so of the open season,
Father R. E. Bussey, Roman Catholic chaplain 'bine fowl mal`''e been -frightened
away., By halving a: feeding
at RCAF Station Clinton is shown at centre holding area, the birds can land: and
the microphone for AC1 Venette :at the piano. As feed there overnight, He claims
reported In last week's News -Record, amateur this will keep more wild, f0w'1
nights, organized by F/L BusSey, are aregular in the area and. give more
occurrence at the Station. (RCAF Photo) 4unters, ia chance to. get their
bag limits.
T- • � �enthusiastically endorses sportsman 0.1wood
raffic Cases In Court Yesterday Mr. McClinchey's migratory
Several cases were .,heard in in under Section 60, RTA. bid! preserve idea. Mr. Epps
Clinton court yesterday by His car was •anvo`lved -in an ac- was of the oprimdon' that These
Magistrate Glenn Hays, Godler- c'idenit on King Street, Clinton fee,dhng areas should be every
ice•.' A charge of overlaad9aig. on July 19. 10 to 15 males apart along tree
and failwntg. to prodace proof Clrown witness Joseph .Slater, B11ue Water dlsttrict
of ownership, tagainst Elatm, W. was. thte driver ' of the other scar
Shantz, RR 3, 'Zurich, was ad- 'involved. He said be,had been Homemakers
journed until. November 'Z. entering Clinton, via the Bay- Bowling League
Donald -C• Yeo, RR 1, God- fi'el'd' Read) and had, crossed tt4e
er ch, pleaded .guilty to .a cin- tstaclas, kleeon'g. well :to the Ladaes of • the RCAF Hoane-
arge ,ofdriviing, carelessly under right, when his car was; struck makers bowling league lbowled
on the left ride by, the 'Jenldns am September 20 and .27 to
Section„ '60, Highway Trafficesltalbblish, aver ages ,for the com-
Acit. Yea lead been proceeding vehicle. ing season. The •fo1'iominj are
east aro princess Street on The ssecand crownwitness, the scores for September 20:
Septen her' 1, and :had coll'id'ed Milton Schreiber, a passenger high single, Marg Thoutt, 239;
with, a txuck parked on the in the 'Slater car, confirmed high triple, Marcelle Cyr, 611.
south side facing east, and .dr- this, add reported awilval of the Scores 'aver 200: Phyliss M,c-
ove ih abead siome distance. Yeo to='' constables to hivestigatte. Isaac, "236; Marceille' Cyr, 221,
was fined'' $15 land' coslts, Schreiber, said that the Jenkims 235; Rita LaPointe-, 217; Joyce
car proceeded a snort distance Rubel, 203; Rose C;tcrrie, 202•
J.osepji Y. N. Paulin, RCAF Scores for September 27: higth
before biacking up to thie scene.
Slba�tion Clwniton, pleaded guilty sitntg'1e, Salatntge Matlemsannt, 234;
to driving carelessly, ,also uwn Constable C. Perdue testified ,high ttriple, Marion Reties, 583.
Mal -
der Seabion'60, RTA: Has car
that roadway at the stop 'Scores over 20D: Solange Mal -
was e callf60, with another 's'igxn, near the �accidenntswte, was ems'antt, 234; Marion Reles, 220,
vehicle on, Ontario Street on 80 :feet wide, and the surface 228; JackNe Eghvger, 203, 229;
vehicl't n, tar Paulin was in .good , condition,. Defense Shirley Parker, 223; Mam�celle
Auglufind; $15 :and. casts and his, dlr•-
counsel was D, Murphy,hy, of Cyr, .215, 226; l�:ose ,Doll, 219;
Donnelly, Donnelly & Murphy, rRmmwe Txyn,rhuk, 206; Ada
ivero licence wtas suspended .for Gide idh • Koch, 205.
30 days. -, : z . The league will 'begin official -
A fine of .$25,. and ;costs, am- Two withnetss'es' only were ly on, Thursday, •.Octtaber 1S at
ountimg to. $qI.80 was levied :heard in'regard, to a charge 8 p.M.
against Gordon Jenkins, who of dangerous.. driving against
. o
was convicted of careless;' driv- James McNadrn, RR 3, Goder BOWLING,
ich. They were Charles Turner
and a passeavger 'in his scar, a
SAVE $100 00 Miss Kennedy. Dui to the Jate-. MEN'S TUESDAY LEAGUE
n!ess of the day, the case wars
W L HT Pts.
ON THIS adjourned: until; to-�Lv in God- `Sooners 9 0 3 21
Fish & Game 7 2 3 17
ELECTROHOME' X11 Court, Lucky Lot ........ 6 3 2 14
o Alley Cats ........ 5 1 2 12
"Viscount' TV Mrs. H. Pratt To Sliders ....•......... 3 1 7
The 83's 2 7 0 4
Lions
Head Rifle Club Pin Points ......- 0 3 0 0
OW
High -single, . Gehring, 329•
high triple, Bob Chalifour, 813;
LAT
the' meettimg of Clinitan high average, Bob Chalifour,
iW
x. ..0
:=::c,„y:<;:u.✓ Ladies Rifle Club, Mrs. Hank 241,
f,,:�• . � F,� � Pratt was roamed president.
°L 011ier officers elected for 1962-: LONDESBORO LADIES
63 were. secretary, Mrs. Gor. W L. Pts.
don Grigg and treasurer, Mrs.. CIippers ................ 9 3 21
Roan McCann. Rippers ................ 6 6' 14
�.
• Flippers ................ 5 7 12
Zippers
Winthrop Football s 9
Factory Second p High single, .Beta Tittle, 263;
Blonde Finish Team Again Chomps high triple, Betty Archambault.
One Year Guarantee Winthrop Football Team LONDESSORO MEN
again topped the other teams W L Pts.
on :all parts and
retire tube. in the Huron Football Assocla� Rockets ......... . 4 2 10
p , 'tion and -won' the Stephenson. Stars ..... -,.1.11.1 3 3 8
FACTORY299 95 Trophy The final game was Sputniks .............. 3 3 6'
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LIST PRICE on September 1S at Winthrop. Comets ... , ..... 2 4 4
This is the first time in :over High single, Gerd Radford,
NOW ONLY 30 years that the championship 311; high triple; Gerd Radford,
trophy has .been won by the. 807. =
��■�� same, team four years in a
row. I CLINTON, B.LYTH, AUBURN
AT Goal, Hugh Flynn and Carl W L HT Pts.
Boven; fullbacks, Mervyn Pep- Untouchables .11 1, 4 26
GALBRAITH'S per, g Kerr; halfbacks, Neil Jim Dandy's ..10 2 3 23
Dolmage, Jack Crozier, Bert In-Betweens 7 5 2 16
Dennis, Ron McClure; forwards, Blows Unlimited 6 6 2 14
RADIO & TY John Boven, Wayne Dolmage, Jolly Jills .. 5 7 2 12
Ken, McClure, George Love; Quitters 4 8 2 10
.CLINTON HU 2-3841 Tom Love; alternates, Glen Dare Devils 3 9 1 7
McClure, Ron Little. Twisters2 10 0 4
..........
High single, Deanna Coutts,
29l ; high triple, Phyllis Me -
Isaac, 647, .high average, De-
an
DOLLS
�O�����tra ,Coutts, 227,
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„DEBBIE'" DOLL with brunefte, r` `�`
brown, red, blonde hair $2.39 s .
FASHIONS FOR "DEBBIE"
Sundress Outfit
Bedtime Outfit
Dress -up OutfitDU-n,
Sunday Outfit 98c ea. a III
Formal Outfit U L S S
Bridal Outfit $1.39 eai are a must for a
heatltiful spring garden
DRESS -ME -DOLL ,�,._ rigid body t Vie halo an oxoeeont selection
of tulips and other bulbs
Imported froth holland,�y
sleeping eyes, moveable Como In, choose yout?
favorites and discover
head and arm$ ................ 98C eO hoot easy it Is to have
• • < • � • < < • •,• • � these beautlfuf ffov�ets
In youf garden.
WETTUMS DOLL' l' 0high ...... 98c
l 3rr high ...... S1.8
l8f' h'1 ...... $2.93 Clinton
Greenhouse
Me
Ew n,8 and Garden Centre
li�titon Ofitalrid 18 Church Street,- Clinton
HU 1-7168
101esses:K Sc yoI 1,COHNGEYTS
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caW i. brought wishes
a r
Bantam' � Ou -[Wery. �e soh � . . � � .......: ... .. nr�osmemt y t� . _
Enter
Flinal
.CharlesS. Mae -
ThegLqn"
on, MLA for Ri roNu
tl7oPetniT ty,
a e
to «,o�+. ttul.a�t. Bishop C«
The Fish an Game lub ban- -
T d C...... a
f ourth and didn't allow a hit for
for ,a high h pour recently con-.
femred upon hiTn by the C{a¢va-.
ear is ti -
abaseballt 11 u
ttnext
ro s n
ori ins
he e t nn Bee
f u. H.
g g.
.
defeated so far this season, and
le i i
up three sing s n the e ght}�,
�. ,
di P
an Clan 'of Jews arrud
they only have one mpre Series
and all were ign on base,.
Chmistuians.
to play for an Ontario champ-
Clinton.'s winning run was
Yid. H, Bulger, BA, inspector
ionship, They .go to Ala); on
r
the result of wi errop on $wit-
of separate sphoals, spokle,'brief
r an ba h
Saturday d, _ ck . e e on
Mpnday afternoon an the pBA
er'.s :rounder and an .ever-
z ... g ....
thxbw on a play at third on
1 . CadeDoucette, biulder of
y
Bantam "B." finals,
Livermore who had walked,
the Schaal, inand'ed over ttbe
Last Sunda the bantams
Laveranore scored on the over-
key's to princirpaa Mre'. George
took she se and game from Me -
o t c g s
throw, Thas was the only walk
CaTbertt, in .a ,ceremonial ges-
-
ford 4-3, having won the first
issued by any of the three
tune, The Rev, J, T. Finn!, .drip-
game 11-4 in Meaford.
Clinton starting pitcher Doug
P etchers.
Magee lead 11 strikeouts in
cesaml dimotor of ednuoatwon, re -
viewed the history of separ'alte
given poor
as v u -
McPherson w��
g p s Pc
port in the first inning; he didn't
his nri
i Innings anMcPherson
sx d.
g
three. The Medford pitcher
1
schools s nri the d ocese
h o anrti>an
' Pointing
allow an:hits, but his team
struck out 12 Clinton batters,
at CSS 2, Hullett was
out th.R
re errors and lie
committed tla�
Clinton's big hitter was Larry
the oldest separate school iii
hit one batsman as Meaford
Pickett with lour singles.. Brad
the.rna� ayin been es bablsh-
scored their first run and leftputot
had three singles; g Liver-
ed in,. 1858. Since then, enrol -
three runners on. .Clinton Acame
more and Charlie Switzer two
meat has fluctuated from 40 to
back in their half with three
each and Magee and Pearson
two and now .the school: has
successive singles, to .,core :once
one each.
h
joined, with the separate school
and also left the bases loaded.
The third inning was also
r
eat
Meaford .. '102 000 000--3 6 3
gliiaton. "4exe .the glorious
identical with each team, get-
Clinton .... 102 000 010-4 13 2
tmadilblon will be carried, on,"
t
ting three hits for two runs.
Meaford: Redd and Walsh;
rather Fin, ' as the
said Faan
Clare Magee Clinton's win-
Clinton: McPherson, Magee
children from that section at-
ningest pitcher, started the
(4th) and Livermore,
tend: school here,"
7S id en
sEICl
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■ III,Sh0.Originality,
Section 2, school display,
"This. is Scotland" ' Bayfield,
Junior room, Bayfield' senior
xloom, SS. 1 Stanley, SS 4 West
Sitlanley, SS 3 Shanley.
Section 3, essay contest, El-
aino Townshend!, 5G; Linda
Pierson, 3S; Cheryl' Johnston,
3S; Linda Armstrong, 3S.
Section 4, staffed pincushion-,
Gr. 2-4, Barbaxta Key's, Sharon
Keys, both 7S; Vicky Gallant?
Biayfietld; Joarine Breeze, Var-
na; Cheryl Peck, 7S; Randy
Simons, Bayfield.
Boal: cover, Gr, 5-6, Danny
Johnston,, 3S•; Cheryl Steepe,
9G; " Freddie Arnisrtiang, 3S;
Rhea Sturgeon, Buddy Sturg-
eon, , both Bayfield,
Section 5, embroidered tea
towel, Gr. 7.8, Phyllis Grain-
ger, 4 West; Arlene Dutott, 9G;
Marilyn Keys; 7S; Sihiirley Keys
3S; Judy McBride; 5S; Doris
Slteckile, 4 East.
Classes 6, decorated wastebas,-
ket, Gr. 2-4, Patti!cIa Payne,
Leanne McLeod, Randy Simvons
all of Bayfiead; Rod Pepper,
Mary Lou Jobnss,ton, Blaine
Stbephentson, iaJ1 ,of 7S.
Soap carving, Gr. 5-6, Lorne
Mernem, Rhea Spurgeon, Calvin
Scatchm'er, Delores Telford
all. of Bayfield; John McKinley,
5S; Allan Rohner, 4 Edsrt.
Useful ardeJe made �roa'n,
something old, Gr. 7-8, Eliza -
berth Zondag, 4 Flash; Philip
Turner, Blayficicl', Jeo Palsa,
7S; Gord'on Yeo, 9G; Milda
Pepper, 7S; Linda Pierson, 3S.
Duckling, cutout, Or.
3-4, Ecl
it+h Maattimi 4 Easit; Steven,Tay-
lor, 10S; 'PeggyCampbell, 4
East Tommy Robinson, 5S -
Garnet Melkride, 5S; Marvin
Taylor, 10S.
Glass •painting, flowers., Gr.
7.8, Gwenneth Hendrick, 14S;
Diane McKinley, SS•; Mary St-
ecklle, 4 East-, Wendy Jouels,
14S; Arlene Dutot, 9G; .Doris
Oesch
5S:
Glass ass �painting,bards Gr 5-6
, ,
J'oame Imanve, 14S; S'andra Id-
singa, 5G; Robert Monson,
Varna; Jenny Stryker, 9G;
Donna Clifton, 14S; Phyllis Sp.
Louasy 10S4
Modell canoe, Will Yeo, 9G;
Cheryl Johnston, 3S; Gordon
Yeo, 9G; Elizabeth Zondag, 4
East; Linda Anwtrong, 3S.
Indian headdrest,', Gr. 5-6,
Helen Smith, 9G; Anna: Martin,
4 Eb sit; Diane Cleave, 4 East;
Cherly Steep, 9G: Marlene
Scatchmer, 4 Easit; John Camp-
bell, 4 Ebslt: •
Shined 'gl'ass window, Gr.
3-4, Cheryl Peck, i ary Lou
Johnston, Barbara Keys, 7S;
Wtinmufred Armstrong, 4 East;
Min Hayter, 79; Everett
xyyker, 9G•
-Pencil sketch, Gr. 5-6, Rhea
Slburgeon, Bayfield; Jack Pep -
7S; Momwea Gemeinhardit,
B'aytfieldl, Diane Cleave, 4 last;
Mmian Fran+cas, Bayfield; Sh-
aron Heard, B,ayfield'.
Caller for fairbook, Gr. 6-8
,
Bill, McGregor,. 1S • Bob -
Bride, Geoge. balsa, bath of
7S'; Robert Cornish, 4 West;
Watyhe Peck, 7S; Joame 7lnamse
Se0biorn 6, painting, Gt.. 3,
Barlbiar,a Keys, 7S; Doreen; S,t-
eenstra, 9G; Arnold Martin., '4
East; Wendy Miller, 9G; Stev-
en Keys, 7S; Kathleen S'te"etn-
stria., 9G:
Writing, Cr; 4, Wendy Greer,
4 West,, Sharon Heys, Brenda
Turner, :Mary Lou -Johnston., all
of 7S; Joanne Breeze, Varna;
Cheryl Peck, 7S.
Writing, Gr. 5, Deborah St-
ephenson, 7S; Pa ni cia Spanks,
Monica Gemeinhardt, Bayfield;
Stewart: Mus�taard' ICS; Diane
Cleave, 4 East; Brian Millar,
9G.
Writing, Gr. 6, Paull Swam,
10S•; Joane Imaxas'e, 14S; John
Cox, Joint Manning, both 5G;
Helen Smith, .Bully Klotmps, 9G.
Writing, Gr. 7, Nancy Con-
swtlt, 7G; Linda Hill, 3S; Karen
McKinley, 5S; Barbara Sparks,
B'ayfield'; Caralynne Robinson,
5G; Shwela. Murray, Varna;
Wratinlg, Gr. 8, Mary Coultes,
Varna; Barbara Swan, 10S;
Mary Armstrong, 3S; Bob Hay-
ter, Mary Stephenson, both 7S;
David Mathers, 5G•
Section 7, prnngan'g, Gr. 2,
Leanne McLeod,, Michael Eck-
ert, Mary McFadden.Lorelei
McC7lin:chey, all of 'Bayfield;
Edith Martin, 4 Dasa; Brian
Peck, 7S.
Birthday cards, BradTurner,
Bayfield; Terry McB•rid!e, 5S;
Whmfred' Arins,tTong, 4 East -
Mary Lou Castle, Day+fie'ld; Roy
McBride, 5S; Leanne McLeod,
Bayfield.
Crayon colored drawing, Mi-
chael Eicken, Brian Mald ns,
Sandia Telford', Lorelei Mc-
Clinchey, 9Eea ern Gall,an't, Lean-
ne McLeod', all of B'ayffeld'.
Section 8, Gr. 1 onnly, primp-
ing, Rhoda Steelde, 4 East;
Kamen Brandon, Heather ' Br-
andbn, Bayfield; Janie Harris,
9G; Paul Payne, • Wayne. Eck-
ert, Bayfield.
Plastticelne model, Wayne
Eckert, Paul Payne, Bayfield;
Mervyn Stvclde, 11&4a, Speckle,
4 Faso; Danielle Simons-, Karen
Brandon, Bayfield.
Trace and valour maple leaf,
-Darlene McBrHe, 5S; Audrey
Oescch, 5S,- Pauline Anris'trong,
3S; Heather Brandon, Bayfield!;
Jamie Harris, 9G; Elva Keys,
as. -
Section 9, collertion of nails,
Gr. 5-8, Patsy Wise, 9G; Brian.
McAsih, Viarsma; •Ph:i'lip Turner,
Bayfield; Murray Taylor, 10S;
Wendy Jones, 14S; Rhea St-
urgeon,
turigeon, Bawfield.
Collection of tmusual ,buttons,
Gr. 2-4, Randy Simone, Leanne
McLeod, Karen Brandon, Bay-
field; Joy Cleave, Peggy Caarnp-
bell, 4 East; Brad Turner, Baty-
fiieldd•
Talbtle bouquet, Gr. 2-4, Con-
nie Robinson, 5S; Jim Middle-
ton,, 90; Ricky Talbot, 4 West;
Sandra Graham, 10S; -Debbie
McKinley, 5S; Colleen Merrier,
Bayfield.
S? -c on 10, sheaf of wheat,
Barry:Cileave, 4W; Karen, Bran,
don, BaytfietTd;
Sheaf of oats, Harvey Cleave'
Phyllis Grainger, 4S:
Beets, Bradley Turner, Ralph
li.'iokerlt, Leanne McLeod, Bay-
field; Marlene Oesch, Mary
Oesali, 5S; Donald Lindsay,
Batylfield,
Carrots., long, Linda Arm-
stttrong, 3S; Karen, Bran�dom
Lynn Bramd'on, Bayfield; Bill
McGregor,- Patti _ Finley, :IS;
Calrrots, shoat, Mary Lou
Calstle, Lynda, Spanks, Bayfield;
Gordon, Glen, 18; Marlene Sc-
atChmem, .4 Elastt, Jean C�1en, 1St
Ray McBride, 5S;
Onions, -any oilier variety,
Jean Glen, IS; Paul Payitie,'
TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN FOR THS BLIND
Huron County, Objecti�re $61''000410!0
Send your do' hail .. to:,
Ml .,JOHN LI�iRftMonet CLICvrbNw ONf#
xhibits
;olour
Bayfield; Ray McBride, 5S;
Gordon Glen, 1S; Brad' Turner,
Bayfield; Darlene Abram, 7S.
Potatoes, white, Gordon Glen,
1S; Dwane Cleave, X Zondag,
4 Elsbt; Cc by McKinley, 5S;
Doug Ftiray, 1S; Leeann Mc-
Leadi, Baytliead.
Potat'oes, Ted, Sharon Oesoh,
5S; Brian Makins, Bayffead';
Ediw!ard Heard,. Varna; Bren,clia
Makizis, Bayfield.:
Table corm, L'indla Anderson
1S; Brenda Turner, 7S; Bull
McGregor, 1S.
Field corn, Will Yea, 9G;
Brendla Tuinea', 7S'; Garnett` Mie -
Bride, �Caibhy • McKinley, 5S;
Brill McGregor, 1S; Arnold' St-
eckle, 4 East *I
Special for pupal with most
points -in school exhibits, offer-
ed by Educator Supplies, Lon-
don, Leanne McLeod, first and
Karen Brandon, second.
Speca.al for school with most
prize, winning. entries offered
by Mrs. R. Grainger, Bayfield
junior room,.
Special for poster, offered by
Fair Aires Stud!at SS 4 Wetst.
Shield,comipetittion, Gr. 1-4,
boy, Bradley , Tuner, Paul
Payne; girl, Leanne McLeod,
Karen Brandon;; Gr. 5-6, boy,
Will Yea, Bili. McGregor; girl,
Diane Cleiatve, Lynn Brandon
`tried with Elizabetth Zondlatg.
Section 4, mash points, Rhea
Sturgeon; Section 5, Joanne
Inane, DianeCleave -and- Win -
ti fined Armstrong, all tied;
Section 71 Michael Etckert; See -
tion 8, Rhoda Speckle; Section
9, Diane McKinley, Connie
Robinson, Jennie Stryker, Ling
da Pierswv land Randy Simons,
Al tied; Section 10, Gordon
Glen; Secdan 11, Marlene Scot-
chmer, Bmid7n •MoAs'h, Marry Lou
Castle and Mary M. Armstrong.
all stied.
MITCHELL
Cider and
Applebutter Mild
Will Operate'
TUES. - WED.
THUR. - FRI.
From Now On
until Nov. 23
TERMS:. STRICTLY CASH
FRED HENNICK & SON
Proprietors
4.0to44b I
Thqrsday, Octgber 4 -.-BINGO
in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk'
Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular'
games fpr $5, 1 game fpr $25;
3 Share -the - y�ealth games;
=041,590q,
ackpot $59 in 59 numbers,
Admission 5Oq. 34b
,Friday, October• -5 .- eaforth
Lions Thanksgiving Turkey
Bingo, Legion Hall, 8.30 p -m•
15games, i specials,,$50 do
m b � o
es a � x
ga... , g P
pruzex. Admission $1, 39.40b
Friday, October 5 = Tea at
new rectory, St. Peon's Angli-
can Church, fund raising to
feed hungry He,
Kong cell,
dren3 to 5p,m, and 7 to 9
p,m. Everyone welcome, 40b
Friday, October 5 -- Londes,
bore United Church Turkey
Supper, Londesboro Community
Hall; Served 5-8 p.m. Adults,
8 t 12 75c.
.5 � children,o
$1. 0,
Tickets in advnce at Londes-
boro, .stores, 40b
Sat.a.rdaY. October S —
ard
party in Orange Hall, sponsors.
LORA, 8.30 p.m. sharp, Every-
one welcome, 40h
Saturday, October 6 --Sale of
good used clothing, auspices of
Go -Getters Club, St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Parish Hall,
at ,1:30 p.m. 39-40b
Monday, .October 8 — Plan to
attend the Thanksgiving Tur-
key Shoot at Benmiller .at one
p.m. 15 -pound turkeys. 39-40p
Tuesday, October 9 — Bruce,
County Holstein Club bred ,heif-
er sale, including seven tops
from Huron County, at Walker-
ton. 39-40b
Tuesday, October 9-13INGO
Huron Fish and. Game, Jackpot,
$56 in 66 numbers, Six door
prizes, 8.30 p.m. 43tM
Wednesday, Oct. 17 -1 -lobby
tea, St. George's Parish Hall,
Nelson Street, Goderich, 3 to 6
and 7 . to 9 p.m. Handy -crafts
exhibits of model trains, 'guns
and swords. Tea and bake
tables. Tickets 50c. 40-1b
Saturday, .October 27—,giant
Rummage Sale, Council Cham -
her, 1 to 4 p,m. Sponsors:. WA
of RCAF Station Clinton. 40-3b
Saturday, October 27—Bazaar
and bake sale, Varna Township
Hall at -3 p.m. Sponsors: Varna
UCW. ' 40b
R 0 W " it' S
DRIVEmp
THEATRE LIMITED' '
CLINTON
2 ,OIG. HITS EACH EVENING'
WEEKEND S
DURING OCTOBER
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Octoger 5 -6+ -DOUBLE. Bli-t-
Hit .No, 1< -•-shown at 8;$0 only
.TH
v YA
TO E.
"'VOYAGE _
BOTTOM T M1. OF
THE SEA
Waiter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine
(Color - Scope)
Hit No. 2—Shown at 10.00 only
"FROM HELI. TO
• ,
TEXAS4A
Don Murray, .Diane Var$i
(Color - Scope)
(Cartoon)
Sunday Midnite Only
October 7 at 12.05
ALL COLOR SHOW
""THE ANGRY RED
PLANET" '
A Sicience Fiction Thriller
in ,Color
"DESERT WARRIOR"
Ricardo Montlban
(Color) _(Cartoon�__.
Next Weekend
FRI., SAT. — October 12-13
"CATTLE EMPIRE"
and
"THE BRAVADOS"
International
CREDIT UNION DAY f
Celebration
Turkey Dinner of Belgrave
Forester's Hall
7 p.m., Ocfober 18, 1962
Tickets Available at the
CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT
UNION LIMITED
BASEBALL FANS
Room . For 25 Persons on
BUS TO AJAX
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
O.B.A, BANTAM •"B" BASEBALL FINALS
(Clinton vs. Ajax)
BUS LEAVES 9 a.m. FARE $2.00
Inquire at C. J. Livermore Store, Isaac Street
Next Game - 'Monday, Oct. 8
.3.30 p.m. -- Clinton Community Park
Thank You !
'We appreciate very much your reception of the 1963 CH.LVROLET.
The attendance at our New Car showing was much greater
than we had even hoped for.
With w many conning in; it was impossible to spend the tinge with
each one •.personally.
Please feel free to call in any time. It will be a pleasure
to review with you the many features of this fine new product.
Gars are our business. Without you our valued customers —
they are worthless.
Again; many thanks for^ making our Announcement a success,
Y6Ur8 MnCerel y;
— LO.RNE' J. 13ROWN
Lome Brown Motors Ltd.
YOUR FR1EN04Y CHEM OLDS. ENVOY DEALER
CLINTON, ONTARIO Phdne HUnter 2-9331
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