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president, in the chair. Devotion-
al period was in charge ofi Mrs.
George Million. The Scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Roy
Easom. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. C. C. Washington, A read-
ing was given by Mrs. Ernest
Durnin, Mrs. R. D. Munro was
at the piano.
Mrs. C. C. Washington gave an
interesting talk on the Work and
Aims of the. WA. Mrs. Bert Craig
presided for the business period.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Harry Sturdy, Mrs. Ernest
Durnin and Mrs. Bob Turner.
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HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Paterson
recently spent a holiday in Hunts-
ville and Wiarton.
Mr. and Mrs. R, Halliday and
son Billy, Toronto, were holiday
visitors with their aunt, Mrs. A.
Blatchford.
Miss Joyce Helm, Tiverton, and
Miss Jean Harkness, Teeswater,
were holidaying with Miss Marg-
aret Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Reid,
Margaret arid Dianne, visited 'with
Mrs. Joe Helm, Tiverton, over
the weekend,
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, George Hess were Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Hess, Indianna; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hoist and Kath-
ie, Baden; Mrs. William Pearson
and three daughters, Toronto;
Mrs. ;Jane Haugh, Toronto.
Hensall Girl Guides are spon-
soring a paper collection Satur-
day, September 6, and will make
a house to house canvas com-
mencing at 9 a.m. Have the
bundles tied or placed in card-
board cartons.
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United Church, will hold its
meeting on Thursday evening,
September 11, in the church
parlour, at eight o'clock, Mrs.
Clifford Epps will he the guest
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CLINTON NEWS-RECORD TmntspAY,,sEr'r-gwsxn 4,1961
Auburn One Game Up In
"OBA Midget "D" Series
With all the Clinton teams
with the exception of the Legiolts-
etteS eliminated from further corn-
petition many local baseball en-
thUsiasts have turned their in-
terests toward Auburn.
Auburn, although not big in
population has come up with a
"big town" baseball team, Under
the guidance of Bill Craig, Sr„
manager of the Colts, the Auburn
Midgets have won the WOAA
Midget title, eliminated Chats-
worth in two straight games and
as the result of their 10-1 victory
over Paincotart, a village near
Chatham, are one game up in the
semi finals series for the O.B.A.
Midget title.
Saturday's Game
With Ken Patterson striking
out fifteen enemy batter's and
Wilson and Younghlut leading a
fifteen hit attack, the Auburn
Midgets trounced Paincourt 10-1.
The game Was all Auburn as
Willson, the lead off man start-
. ed the ball rolling with a long
home run to give the local team
•.‘a lead they never reliquished,
They added another run in the
;second on hits by 13. Youngblut
and Carter, two more in each of
the third, fourth, fifth and eighth
'innings. Paincourt scored their
lone marker in the seventh on suc-
cessive doubles by Blair and Pin-
sonneault.
' Auburn's hitting honours went
to Wilson with three for three,
including a home run and a doub-
le, and B. Youngblut with four for
fcittr, Patterson, McDonald and
Carter each hit safely on two oc-
ca-slahs.
"' According to Bill Craig Sr.,tls'10211118 his
star pitcher, Ken Patterson, has
now pitched twenty-three innings
and allowed only two men to
cross the plate. That says Bill
and we heartily agree is good pit-
ching in any league.
The next game of the semi-final
series is scheduled for Friday af-
ternoon, The winner of the series
will meet either Port Rowan or
Carlyle for the championship.
Paincort .... 000 000 100— 1 6 4
Auburn .... 112 220 02x-10 15 3
Chrysler, Ritehie(7) and J.
Blair; Patterson and Carter.
AUBURN
AB R H
Willson, 2b, 3 3 3
Youngblut, R. lb,
Patterson, K, p,
McDonald, 3b,
Wright, ss, 5 1 1
McPhee, cf, ....... ,...,
Knox rf,
Youngblut,B, lf,
Carter, R„ c,
5 0 0
5 1 2
4 1 2
4 3 4
4 0 0
4 1
0
2
4 1
PAINCOURT AB R H
Gagnes, D, 1f, 1 0 0
Bechard, G, 3b, 5 0 0
Pinsonneault, I, 2b, , 4 0 0
Bechard, J„ 2b, 4 0 1
Blair, R. cf, 4 0 1
Thibodeau, G lb, 3 0 1
Blair, 3, c, 3 1 1
Pinsonneault, rf, 4 0 2
'Chrysler, J„ p, 3 0 0
Richie (7) p
Bechard (7)
Strikeouts—by Patterson 15; by
Chrysler 7.
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Vancouver, with 102, has the
most hotels of any Canadian city
—Quick Canadian Facts.
FIVEIPIN BOWLING
NOTES
September 1 being the end of
the last current bowling season
the following were the winners
of the Clinton Bowling Alley
high singles trophies: Wilfred
Denomme with 391 in the men's
division and Audrey Harris with
332 for the ladies, Their names
Will be permanently enrolled on
the honour roll donated by Gild-
don Cleaners.
Bert Harris with 1001 was the
winner ot the high triple trophy
donated lir Tuckey Kist Bever-
ages and grma Hartley with 885
winner of the trophy donated by,
Hamilton Wishing Well Beverages.
Londesboro Men's League got
underway last week and Lond-
esboro ladies on Tuesday of this
week.
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Labor Day Shoot
Largest Ever Held.
By Kippen Gun Club
(By our Hensel] correspondent)
At the largest shoot ever held
at Kippen. on Labor Day, with
about 40 entries, Tom Allen, Lon-
don, was high for the trophy
with. 47 out of 50. Charlie Park-
inson, London, was runner-up
with 46.
In the special handicap• of 25
birds, Chester Lee, Hensel', was
high with 24; Wes Vernier, Hen-
sail, runner-up with 22, High
gun for the 75 target was Charlie
Parkinson, London, with 66; Tom
Allen, runner-up with 64.
Shooters attended from Brant-
ford, Galt, Kitchener, Stratford,
St. Thomas, Chatham, New York,
and Ridgetown. Owing to the
increased attendance the Kippen
Gun. Cub are thinking of putting
on another trap shoot.
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Vacation School
(losing Exercises
Rev. K. L. Sweigard, Clinton,
was in charge of the achievement
exercises that brought to a close
the two-week Bible School course
held in the Pentecostal Church
on Victoria Street, Cliton.
Following the opening hymn at
the exercises, Mrs. R. Ostler of-
fered the opening prayer. The
school supervisor, Miss. B. Wat-
ers, London, then presented ex-
ercises by the children portray-
ing a typical day of Bible school.
Other highlights included the
presentation by Mrs. K. L. Swei-
gard of record attendance diplo-
mas to Susie Cann, Wendy. Aust-
in, Judy Austin, Dianne Cooper,
Nina McDonald, June Steepe,
Billy Chambers, and Ricky
Chambers. She also awarded
prizes to Dianne Cooper and
Charles Snell for bringing the•
largest number of children to the
school.
Special songs, a quartette by
Misses Shirley and Marion Dales,
Jean Adams and Dorothy Glazier,
and a solo by Miss Mary Elliott'
were enjoyed by all. Miss Laura
Jervis was the accompanist. Pray-
er led by Bruce Cann closed the
service.
One hundred children were
registered at the school at which
four teachers were in attendance,
Mitchell Legionnaires took the
"B" Championship of the Huron
Perth Baseball League from. the
Clinton Colts in three straight
games, Mitchell were the better
team, they played a better brand
of ball, made few costly errors
and made the best of every break
that came their way,
The Legionairres are worthy
Champions and Colt followers hope
that they go. far in tifeir quest for
ttihtele,Ontario Baseball Assoeiation
Clinton deserved a better fate
in the third game, but it wasn't in
the cards that Clinton should win,
Bartliff on the mound pitched a
fine four hit effort only to be
matched by Aitchison, who also
allowed but four safeties.
The Colts went out on top in
the fifth inning. Colquhoun walk-
ed. He advanced to third on two
wild pitches and scored when Pat-
terson grounded deep to second
and White's throw was too late to
catch Danny at the plate.
Mitchell came right back in
Miss Ruth Arthur is holidaying
with friends at Port Hope.
Wellington .McNall, Welland,
spent the wbekend here renew-
ing acquaintances.
Mr: and Mrs. Donald Haines
and family visited on Sunday with
relatives at Hillsburg.
Mrs. William Roulston, Wing-
ham, was a weekend visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graham.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Arthur and
John spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Asquith, To-
ronto.
Oswald,Kitchener, is vis-
iting her brother, Charles Beadle,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Strau-
ghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millar
and Gail have taken up residence
in an apartment at the former
Auburn Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse
and Elizabeth, Galt, were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Lawson,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ziler, De-
troit, spent the weekend with the
latter's brother, Kenneth Scott,
and Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Stan Abel and two dau-
ghters, St. Thomas, are visiting
the lady's parents, Mr. and 1VIrs.
W. A. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Mcllveen
are holidaying with friends at
Oshawa and Lake Papineau in the
Haliburton District.
Mrs. Sword and two children
have returned to near Parry
Sound after a vtsit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plaet-
zer.
Earl (Laws) Beadle has return-
ed to Seattle, Wash., after a visit
with-his brother, Charles-Beadle,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Strau-
ghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh and
Miss Betty Marsh, Kitchener, and
Miss Helen Marsh, New York,
visited at the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. H.Mogridge.
Home From Hospital
James Medd has returned to his
home from Victoria Hospital,
London, and is making satisfact-
ory progress.
Suffers Heart Attack
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. George Sturdy suffered a
severe heart attack on Friday and
is now a patient in Clinton. Pub-
lic Hospital.
To Reside in Goderich
Ernest Patterson has sold his
home to Clifford Brown, Walton.
Mr. Patterson has purchtsed a
home in Goderich and plans to
move about October 1.
New Mail Courier
• Lewis. Ruddy, Tuesday, assum-
ed the position of mail. courier
on R.R. 3, Auburn. The appoint-
ment was made recently by the
Federal Government. He succeeds
Mrs. Gorier and the late Herb.
Govier.
District Teachers
Miss Marion Maclvor, Kincar-
dine, has returned to her duties
at S.S. No. 5, Hullett; Miss Mac-
Farlane is commencing her secT.
and term at S.S. No. 9, Hullett;
Carl Mills returns to S.S. No. 16,
East Wawanosh.
Local ,Teachers Go To Schools
The following teachers have re-
sumed their duties: Miss Mary
Houston to the Home Economics
department, Memorial School,
Hamilton; Mrs. Marguerite Chop-
in; to the Commercial department
of Wingham High School; Mrs.
Harry Yungblut to near Walton;
Stewart Toll to Londesboro; Don-
ald. 'Yungblut to St. George's
School, London; and Donald Ross
to the principalship of Westwood
School, Oakville.
Auburn United Church WA
The Woman's Association of
Auburn, United Church met at
the church with Mrs, Bert Craig,
Newell Reunion
Seaforth Lions Park proved an
ideal setting for the. Reunion of
the Newell Clan, on Sunday, Aug-
ust 17. Members were present
from Detroit, Listowel, Wingham,
Seaforth, and Hensall. The affair
was highlighted by the presence
of three former Hensall district
residents, William L. Newell,
Thomas Newell, Westview,
Calvin. Newell and son William,.
Vancouver, 13,C., who are visiting
their sister Miss Eliza Newell,
Hensall. It is fifty years since
Miss. Newell has seen her brother
'Thomas, Calvin, 43 years; and
William 27 years. Attending the'
very happy reunion were Mr. and
Mrs. William Horton and family,.
Detroit, Mich,; Mr, and Mrs. Lioydl
„Horton and .4nily, Listowel; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Salter arid Jane,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
IVIcKaig, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton,
Horton and family, all of Sea-
forth; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rpw-
cliffe, and Mr, and Mrs. H. B,
Horton and family, Mr, and. Mrs..
Calvin Horton and Gerald, all of
Hensall. The brothers expect to.
return to the West this coming
Friday,.
162 eggs, or 13 and a half doz-
en, were laid by the average'
Canadian hen over six months hat
1951,—Quiek Canadian Facts.
their half of the fifth with two
runs and went on to win the game
and the series.
CLINTON AB R 11
Woodcock, 313 4 0 1
Wilson, ss 4 0 0 Necliger, rf, 2 0 0
Carrick (8th) rf 1 0 1
Draper cf, 2 0 0
McEwan, 2b, 3 0 0
Colquhoure if, 3 1 1
Schoenhais, lb, 2 0 0
Patterson, c, 3 0 0
Bartliff, p, 3 0 1
MITCHELL AB R H
Boles, lb, 3 1 1 B. White, 2b 2 0 0
J. White, ss 4 0 1
Sadler, if, 4 0 0
Aitchison, p, , 4 0 1
Gatenby, 3b, 1 1 0
Gaul, rf, 2 0 0
Rofritch (6) cf, 1 0 0
Weber, c,' 2 .1 1
Chessel, cf, rf (6) . 3 0 0
Clinton 000 010 0--1 4 2
Mitchell ... , 000 021 0-3 4 3
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