HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-05-08, Page 10SCHOOL IMIRN. _IIKTRTER
ENT4TER-An explodiu of
heater used for incubating egit4-
touched off' a fire that mittett
one-storey agricultural barn at Smith Huron District High School' May 2, Four piga and 6,01 young cbieks, projects of the
school's agricultural class, Sliffoco.-
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Amateur clubs, such as Clinton
Colts, badly handlcaPP9d through
lack of finances to bring in and
Pay player,* should benefit great-
ly through a resolution adopted
ht the .63rd anneal meeting of the
Ontario Hockey Association In
Toronto.
11ir this new ruling, Intermed-
iate "B" and Junior "C" clubs
will be allowed to dregs only 12
players instead of 14, as in the
past. This should be an advant-
age to clubs that are hardpressecl
for players, as Clinton Colts have
been during the past few years,
Manager Bert Glidelon and
Caryl Draper of the Clinton Club,
introduced and spoke in support
of their resolution, while good
support was accorded it by David
Pinkney and "Sky" Easson, Strat-
ford,
Other Clinton delegates at the
Meeting were Coach Kelso Streets
and Captain Bob Draper, and
Hugh R, Hawkins, president,
Western Ontario Athletic Assoc-
iation,
The Association voted in fay-
bur of raising the age limit for
Junior "A" hockey players in
Canada to 21. There was little
discussion on the question.
An amendment was passed
which said, in effect, that no team
Will be permitted to protest elig-
ibility of a player, based on resi-
dence qualifications, after Feb-
ruary 10 each season,
Stewart McTavish, Oshawa, was
elected president, succeeding Jack
Roxborough, Simcoe, with M. L.
Tory n Gregg, wIngharn, an d
rranic ;Bncitiand, Peterbore, as
vice-presidents; and David Pink-
ney, Stratford, one of the four
drrectors.
Stratford Indians
Mightily Welcomed
(StratfordBeacon-Herald)
Stratford Indians were we/coin-
ed home Sunday,
And what a welcome. The most
terrific reception ever accorded
Anyone in the city's history swept
the Indians, from the city limits,
indeed over from Shakespeare,
to an exuberant civic reception
in the market square.
The fans really whooped it up.
By the thousands upon thousands
they lined the streets from the
limits, along the parade route and
finally „jammed into the market
square to give the team the nois-
iest, most sincere welcome pos-
sible.
The homecoming could hardly
have been more warm-hearted or
terrific if they had brought back
the battered mug with them. But,
according to each and every one
of the Indians, that cup will be
lugged back for the next recep-
tion-next year. So perhaps Sun-
day's effort was just a warm-up
for the real thing. pp
(Fort Frances won the Anal
Cup finals, four games to two).
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FIVE.PIN BOWLING
NOTES
"Bliteltfeet" Win
Monday night, saw the finish
of the Clinton Mixed Leaeue for
this pease:ire The "Blackfeet",
captained by Bill Carrick, were
the winners of the "A" group
playsoffs and the Cheyennes,
captained by John Nault, winners
of the "B" group,
Team members of the "Black,
feet" ,weree as follows; Betty
Stock, Loraine Cox, Jean Alex-
ander, Ed Steep, Ken Vander-
burgh, and of the Cheyennes:
Marg Carter, Mary Lou Fleet,
Jean Cooper, Clarence Cooper,
Bert Stanley and Tom Steep,
.lean Alexander, with 302, and
Clarence Cooper, with 303, had
the high singles for the night,
The "B" group winners have
challenged the "A's" to a (friend-
ly?) match next Monday night.
Individual winners during lea-
gue play were as follows:
Ladies'. high single, Emily
Scruton, 314; men's high single,
Wilfred Denomme, 391; ladies'
high triple, Erma Hartley, 779;
men's high triple, Bert Harris,
952. Ladies' high average, Erma
Hartley, 202; men's high average,
Bert Harris, 232; most Improved
lady bowler, Audrey Harris, 15
points; most improved man bowl-
er, Eldie Gliddon, 12 points.
Prizes will be presented at the
closing banquet to be, held Friday,
May 9, at *Quetta IVIenard'e, Ex-
eter.
April Winners
Winners of the April weekly
prize rolls were as follows: Jean
Cooper, two weeks with 241 and
200;Rose Geese, 227; Helen
Fairservice, 209; Bert Harris, two
weeks with 380 and 301; Clarence
Cooper, 337, and Edwin Cooper,
317. Bert Harris won the grand
Prize for the month of a General
Electric alarm clock, Clarence
Cooper the Ronson lighter and
Jean Alexander with a 271, was
the winner of the Laurita wallet.
Prize rolls are continuing through
May.
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HOUSE DAMAGED
SEAPORTH-Firemen received
a call to the home of John Pryce,
two miles east cf Winthrop, The
kitchen and part of the upstairs
of the main house were extensiv-
ely damaged by fire, believed to
have been caused by a spark on
the roof.
Cardiff Says 'Rigging'
Of Ottawa Inquiry
(Continued from Page One)
Mr. Phillips was loaned to assist
Nelson Young, head of the pro-
duction division, to gather infor-
mation concerning the foot and
mouth outbreak.
The minister said that even as
he had his experts to advise him
in the House during discussion
of estimates, it had been deemed
advisable to have someone to as-
sist the witnesses with the de-
tailed information for which they
might be asked. Mr. Phillips was
Lawn Bowlers Plan
Real Improvements
Mans were made At a meeting
of Clinton. Lawn Bowling' Club,
On 1Vionclay evening; for a real
brightening-up of the club house.
and all the property.
Arrangements also were made; for a grand opening of the sea-
son, on Saturday, May 24, at 2
p.m., to which any person inter-
ested in bowling is cordially
vited, There will be pa charge
for games,
The Club. is .anxiOUS to make
the best year for seine time.
Come and enjoy yourself.
Bannockburn Band
Requires Pipers •
Peannockburn Pipe Band held its -re-organization meeting for
the year in Clinton Monday even-
ing when officers were elected
as follows:
Leader, Watson Webster, Var-
na; Pipe Major, Hector E. Kings-
well, Clinton; Assistant Pipe
Major, Ronald Ross, RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton.
It was decided to advertise for
pipers for the Pipe Band, with
applicants requested to get in
touch with J. E. "Cap" Cook,
phone Clinton 54.
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Truck Stolen But
Owner Didn't Know
Suspicious of a truck they saw
on Carling street, near Ridout,
London, early Sunday morning,
two policemen stopped it, charg-
ed the driver with stealing it,
then informed the owner, who
hadn't known it was missing.
In London city court Monday,
James Douglas Downie, 31, RCAF
Station, Clinton, was remanded to
today; May 8.
Constables Jack 'Morgan and
Robert Hefkey, who arrested
Downie, said the vehicle was stol-
en from in front of a Regent St.
house. The owner is Harry B.
Lucas, of 148 Victoria St„ London.
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Radford; coaches, George Cowan
and Jack Armstrong; bat hay,
Doug Riley, assistant, Mervyn
Durnin; grounds committee, Bill
Cowan and. Bob Riley; ,gatekeep-
er, Jack Webster; equipment men,
Ken Armstrong and Ken Wood;
umpires, B e n Riley, Murray
Lyon; scorekeeper, Patsy and
Buster Peckitt; score board op-
erators, Mervyn Durnin and Jim
Radford; managers •for bantam
teams, George Cowan and Ben
Riley. -
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Clinton Club Amendment.
Adopted by the OHA
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Contrasting colours of Burgundy, Chartreuse, Grey and
Forest-Green provide a delightful setting
for a party or every day.
A Small Reminder:
that Sunday, May i, is
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Delight her by starting her on a set of
McEwan's
Mornglo, Pomona, Old English Sampler, Rosalie
and Maroon Montcalm
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Plans "Open House"
A forthcoming event of interest
to all farmers is the Open House
being held. by Robert Bell Indu-
stries Limited at their modern
plant at Seaforth, on May 13-14.
Threshing machines in actual
process of manufacture will be
shown on those dates, and a tour
of the Separator Assembly..Divis-
ion of the plant should prove both
constructive a n d educational.
Robert Bell Industries Limited
have designed a new separator
for use with the forage harvester,
and this, along with the well-
known Bell Straw Cutter, will
be on display.
The company also hopes to
have ready for the open house a
newly-developed grain thrower,
supplying the detailed material which should be of particular
and facilitating the committee interest in that it has an adjust-
hearings thereby. - ment handle for raising the
Mr. Cardiff replied that it was thrower so that the separator may
obvious that Mr. Stewart's ques- be moved ,readily from one lo-
tions had been framed so that cation to another.
witness could deliver a prepared
set of answers. It was then that
Mr, Cardiff inquired if the min-
ister had conferred earlier on
with the Liberal members of the
committee.
Seeks Termination Mr. and. Mrs. Vern Bean, Salt-
Donald Blue, Liberal MP for ford, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Bruce, late Tuesday night sought Mrs. Charles Wallis,
to terminate the Commons foot-I Mr. and Mrs. T. Brown, Lon-
and-mouth inquiry, at Ottawa. don, were guests on Sunday of
His surprise motion, introduced Mr. arid Mrs. John Semple.
minutes before the 11 o'clock ad- l Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall, Strat- journment hour, immediately fiord,' at sum- raised an outcry of protest from spent Sunday their
Opposition members, xner home at Paradise Vista.
The• Western Ontario MP final- Mr. and Mrs. Gil Hazelwood,
ly withdrew his motion on. the I who have spent the winter in
suggestion that the agriculture Goderich have returned for the
committee steering group deal summer to their summer home
with the issue and report Wed- and tourist courts.
nesday.
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OM Cadet insplaion
Tomorrow Evening
Oakes will be senior rien•neran,, The annual inspection of Clin- iniasionecl officer on parade. ton District Collegiate Institute In charge of the various pie-Cadets Corps will be held tomor-
row (Friday), May 9, at severs
o'clock, on the CDCI Campus,
Liout. W. H. liTeKechnie will be
the inspecting officer.
The Cadet Corps will be undef
the able command of Cadet Major
Robert Elliott, with Cadet Capt.
Betty Parke, as second-in-coin-
mend. Cadet Sgt,-11(lajop Harris
toons will be the following:
No, 1-Caciet, Lt, Cliff Talbot
and Cadet Sgt. Ted Dunn; No. 2,
Cadet Lt, Jack Porter and Cadet Sgt, Lloyd Holland; No, 3-Cadet
Lt, Bill Shearing and Cadet Sgt.
Bill, Cowan; No. 4-Cadet Lt,
George Coleman and Cadet Sgt.
Howard Tait;
No, 5-Cadet Lt. Shirley Proc-
tor and Cadet Sgt. Loraine Oar-
on; No. 6-Cadet Lt. Barbara
Middleton and Cadet Sgt. Joanne
Londesboro Organizes Castle; No, 7-Cadet Lt, Jean Me-
Vittie and Cadet Sgt. Leota For Softball Season man; No, B-Cadet Lt, Dianna
'Spatz and Cadet Sgt. Mary Tyn-
dall; No. 9--Cadet Lt, bbirley
desboro B,A.'s it was decided to
At the regular meeting of Lon- Harding and Cadet Sgt, Marilyn
enter an intermediate team in the DoWson;
"C" group of the WOAA; also a bantam team in the bantam Band-Cadet Sgt, Ron Philp;
series. Colour party-Cadet Sgt. Peter
The following officers were Jones.A large attendance is expected appointed for the seekn; Repre-
sentativee, Jack Tamblyn and at the inspection.
Ken Armstrong; manager, Gordon
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