Clinton News-Record, 1969-05-22, Page 122 Clinton .News -Record, Thursday, .May 22, 1909
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FRIDAY, May 23, Cash Bingo,
Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m.
15 regular games for $10.00;
3—$25..00 specials. $75,00
jackpot to go, Door prizes.
,Admission $1.00. Auspices
Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian
Legion. Proceeds for Welfare
Work. — 21tfn
THURSDAY, May 22+ Bingo at
Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m,
Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers,
TUESDAY, May 27, Bingo at
Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m.
DQN MESSF-rR'S Jubilee Show
at Clinton Community Centre
Thursday., June 19, featuring
Marg Osborne, Charlie
Chamberlain and .the Butcha.
Dancers, Tickets on sale at
Clinton Community .Arena or
from any member of Branch 140
Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton.
Send "stamped, self-addressed
envelope with cheque or money
order payable to Clinton
Community .Centre, c/o Doug
Andrews, P. O. Box 239,
Clinton, Ont. Admission —
reserve seats $3, rush seats $2.
and $1.
WEDNESDAY, May 28, 2.4
p,m. — 10th anniversary tea and
residents' sale of _handicrafts at
Huronview. Conducted tours.
Everyone welcome. — 21b
SATURDAY, June 14, at 8 p.m.
Legion Hall, Variety Show by
Mrs. Zabiocki's ballet students
and guests. Adults .75e, children
.50c (12 and under.) —
21,22,23,24b
Lake Le Barge gone?
"Where's Lake LeBarge for
crying out loud?"
That's the first question most
Yukoners asked when they saw
the first official road map of
Canada's Yukon Territory, just
off the press.
Robert Service, famed poet
of the Klondike Gold Rush of
1898, immortalized the lake
when he used it for the setting
of one of his better known
works, "The Cremation of Sam
McGee."
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While the cremation may be
open to question, the lake has
not disappeared and McGee's
cabin is on display at the
Whitehorse museum. A reversal
of the coloring process turned
the lake's waters into land and
its islands into water on the new
map. The lake is still there and
each year thousands of Robert
Service fans make a point of
stopping at the government
campground by the waters of
"The Marge on Lake LeBarge,"
on their way north to the
Klondike gold creeks near
Dawson City.
Yukon's Department of
Travel and Information
published the map, which
includes 14 color photos of the
Territory. A second printing
scheduled for early next year
will put Le Barge back on the
map.
Information on the Yukon
Territory is available from most
auto club offices and Canadian
Government Travel Bureau
offices or by writing the
Department of Travel and
Information at Box 2703,
Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.
Trio of Adastral Park Teen Town's top bowlers includes, from left to .right: Wanda Reid, girls' high
double; Roger Hack, boys' high average and Karen Kerr, girls' high average. Individual performance
awards also went recently to Dave LePage, boys' high single; Vern McMichael, boys' high,dquble and
Dianne Delceliier, girls' high single. — Canadian Forces Photo.
Playoff winners in Adastral Park Teen Town 5 -pin bowling this season were Bruce Woodrow, Karen
Fredin, Gail Stutt and Ted Thompson, from left to right above. League winners were Karen Fredin,
Dianne Delceliier, Fred Oliver, Mike Paulin and Kim Warner. — Canadian Forces Photo,
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YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER
USED CARS and TRUCKS
CLINTON, ONTARIO
O.P.P. 'replies
DEAR SIR:
If a car• is insured in the
parents name, but owned and
driven by their teen-age son, is
the insurance good if the car is
involved in an accident while
being driven by another teen-age
boy?
ANSWER: That question is a
little out of my line, but I want
to thank the person for writing
in. We do not mention names on
the air or in print, but all letters
must include the person's name
and address. I did research this
question arid I would suggest
that this person contact their
insurance agent to obtain this
information. Not all insurance
companies write the same
policies.
DEAR SIR:
I notice that the Department
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single -car accident resulting in
$4,000 damage to his ',vehicle.
Wigle received injuries.
On Saturday, May 17 on
County Road 25, at the
intersection of County Road 22,
Dorothy Elizabeth Grange
Auburn, and Gary Clare Bean,
Orangeville, were involved in a
two car accident resulting in an
approximate total damage of
$1,400 to the vehicles.
On, Saturday, May 17 on
Hwy 21 south of Hwy 86, Helen
Chernicky, St. Catharines and
Duncan Thorburn, RR 3,
Goderich, were involved in a
two -car accident resulting in
$600 damage to the vehicles.
On Saturday, May 17 on the
10th sideroad of Goderich Twp.
south of Hwy. 8, Douglas Wayne
Crawford, Goderich was
involved in a single -car accident
resulting in $1,000 damage to
the vehicle he was driving,
Crawford and passengers, Robert
Stoddart, James Bradley and
Edward Jones all of Goderich,
all received injuries.
of Highways snowplows have
flashing blue lights operating
when plowing the highways and
I feel this is a wonderful thing. I
notice our town snowplow has a
blue flashing light, but they
never operate it when plowing
the roads. Is there any law
covering the use of these lights.
ANSWER: Yes, there is. Section
33, Subsection 31 and 32 of the
Highway Traffic Act states, "No
person shall operate on a
highway a motor vehicle or
road -building machine while
being used for the removal of
snow from a highway unless the
motor vehicle or road -building
machine is equipped with a lamp
producing intermittent flashes of
blue light visible for a distance
of 500 feet." and "No person
shall use a lamp that
automatically produces
intermittent flashes of blue light
on a motor vehicle or
road -building machine other
than a motor vehicle or
road -building machine while
being used for the removal of
snow from a highway."
Clinton fields interrneiiate bail team
Clinton's complete schedule
is as follows:
'Wed., May 28-6:30 pan,
Hensel, at Clinton
Wed., dune 4-6:30 p.m,
Clinton at Dashwood
Fri., June 6-6;30 p,m.
Clinton at- Zurich
Sun., June 8-3:00 p.M,
St. Marys at Clinton
Wed., June 11—.6;30 p.m.
Walkerton at Clinton
Sun„ June 15-3:00 p.m.
Clinton at Walkerton
Thurs,, June 19-6;30 p,m.
Mitchell at Clinton
Mon., June 23-6:30 p.m,
Clinton at Thorndale
Fri., June 27-6;30 p,m,
Clinton at Hensall
Wed., July 2-6:30 p.m.
Clinton at St. Marys
Mon., July 7-9:00 p.m.
Clinton at Mitchell
Wed., July 9-6:30 p.m,
Thorndale at Clinton
Fri., July 11-6:30 p.m.
Dashwood at Clinton
Mon., July 14-6:30 p.m.
Zurich at Clinton
After a lapse of many gears,
Clinton will have a team in the
Ontario Baseball Association's
. Iurcn-Perth Intermediate
League, At a meeting in I-lensall
on May 1,3, ,a single home and
home schedule was drawn up for
the eight teams.
Clinton's town clerk, John
Livermore, is the perennial
secretary treasurer of the
long-established league, and Bob
Sadler of Staffa is The preSident,
The local team, likely to be
known as the Colts, has its first
borne game next Wednesday at
6:30 at Community Park.
As this is a .new era in
intermediate baseball in Clinton,
every position on the team is
still open, Practices are being
held each :evening at the park,
weather and ground conditions
permitting.
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DON MESSER'S JUBILEE SHOW
AT CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
THURSDAY,JUNE 19TH
MARG OSBURNE, CHARLIE CHAMBERLAIN AND THE BUCHTA DANCERS
Tickets On Sale At: RESERVED SEATS -- $3,00 RUSH SEATS — $2.00 and $1.00
CLINTON COMMUNITY ARENA
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SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORED BY SEAFO1tTH FIRE DEPAI1TMENT — GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT 0:00 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 23rd AT LIONS PARK