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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-07-12, Page 9SUNSET Drive-in Theatre • s ..1..t...ssesiseseresse :01;14:0ZIMIIII1111114. PRONE 2.9851 N1Mt .....110101101•114. • Althongh short several regulax, players Hydro made a determined bid to, defeat the ,pcower-pq.c)ted Legion softball team last Thurs- day evening. When Umpire Doug Tbomdike, 041%1 the game at 'the end of the sixth, Legion were out in front 10-3, Hydro outhit their opponent ten to six but Jim Graham, the Hydro pitcher, was the victim of nine errors; they proved to be the big difference. Bud Scboenbals, who has .developed into one of the bet- ter pitchers in the 'league, was on the hill, for Legion and turned in a great effort. Bud's fastball had everyone swinging, and his down- fall came when arm tired and he had to toss his change of pace too often. The Hydra batters waited for the slow one to tee off. "Hee" Kingswell led both teams at the dish with three 'scorching singles. He also scored two of his team's runs besides turning in a good game at first 'base. • Other Legion hits went to Dick Frei-111ln, Harold IVIcPherson and Lou Dutot, Bob Draper and Bud Schoenhals were hitting the 'ball hard but several long blows were ruled er- R, Schoenhals and R. Fremlin; J. Graham and J. Wilson. - Legion; Lead. Town League; Defeat Strong Hydro Team rors when, fielders dropped the. ball, Jim. Graham, Harris. Oakes and. John Wilson. displaye d pot- eitt for Hydro. Jim clobbered a long home run in the first and Oakes connected 'for a double in the fonrth and triple in the fifth. Wilson picked up a home run in the third with one man on, Legion AO 4. fi. Kingswell„ ....... 4 2 3 L, Henderson; os 4 0 0 S. SehoenhalS, ..... 3 2 0 R,. Draper, ef 3 2 0 R. Schoenhals, p ...... 3 1 0 R, Fremlin; o 2, 3 1 H. IVIC.Pherson, 2b 3 0 1 D, Andrews, if 3 0 0 L, Dutot, rf 3 0 1 'OPEN DAILY-1,30 to 5.30 4.30 to 940 UNDER QUALIFIED SUPERVISION TO OUR 2 for I SALE Topped with. Delicious CHOCOLATE FUDGE BUTTERSCOTCH • STRAWBERRIES PINEAPPLE or FRUIT SALAD. Try Our , . . MILK SHAKES COLD DRINKS and HOT DOGS. ELLIOTT'S DARI 1.1 DELITE "The Aristocrat of Frozen Foods" Brumfield HORSESHOE PITCHING TOURNAMENT PLANNED FOR HENSALL VILLAGE The Western Ontario Horseshoe Pitching Tournam ent for the O'Keefe trophy is again going to be held in Hensall on Labour 1,")ay in connection with the ,Ontario Bean Festival. Already the Kins- men Club members have gotten the pits in readiness for the tour- nament at the end of the summer. Last year 35 pitchers took part. 11111111111111M111111111101SIINEMEMEIBIBIER 1 1/4 Miles East of Goderich — On Highway Et — THURSDAY and FRIDAY July 12-13 "LAST COMMAND" Sterling Hayden — Albert Alberyhetti Cartoon - Comedy SATURDAY and MONDAY July 14-16 "KENTUCKY" Randolph Scott — Stewart Brady Cartoon • - Comedy Don't Forget Saturday Night is Give-Away Night — Groceries, Gasoline; Passes. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July 17-78 "HUMAN' DESIRE" Glenn Ford — Gloria Graham (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Comedy - - Cartoon Box Office open 8.00 p.m. Two Shows Each Night First Show at Dusk Children under 12 in cars free Playground -- Refreshments 10111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111B11111111111111111111.111111111111111 Want Netiee? Try Ilayfield's New Golf Course If you would like, to get in an: afternOOn, of practice at your golf game with the minimum of expen,, $0 then head for Bayfield, Once a popular place for Milton golferS the Hayfield Golf Course is being renovated and will be open 1957. A tempOrary course is now ready for play, and there are no green fees. Anyone playing the course is asked to contribute girder to defray the expense of maintaining the course, Contribn, tions may be made to Zebu Park- er, Bayfield, the manager in char, ge. • The course is situated beside the Clinton-Hayfield road just where it meets the Blue Water highway, Fred J, Hulls, professional at the Saugeen Golf Course, Port El- gin is' the driving force behind' bringing golf back to Bayfield, Fred reports that although the greens are not ready, the flags are up and the holes are in. The fairways are wide and well cut; ideal for beginners to get in a few practice swings before go- ing into competitive games, trip ,through the States to Sault Ste, Marie, and from there to Manitoulin Island, where they in- tend spending a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noe, Mr. and MTS. Syd Underwood and son Clif- ford, Mrs, John Davis, Mrs, Stella Ferguson, her daughter and two children, Ingersoll, were weekend guests at the manse with Rev. and Mrs, C. D. Daniel', and enjoyed a picnic supper at the Daniel's sum- mer cottage at .Goderich. Rev. and Mrs. C, D. Daniel were in Montreal last week to visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kelly, who left for London, England, sailing on the new liner "The Corinthian." Mr. Kelly who is associated with the Social Department of the Pen- itentiaries, will study in England. Mr, and Mrs. Daniel who were shown through the new liner re- ported it as a marvellous boat. Judy and Sharon Elder, Pat Rowe, Gail Cunningham, Jane Horton, Gwen Spencer, Carol Brown', Peggy Goddard, Joan Ker- slake, all members of the local Girl Guides Association, are vaca- tioning this' week north of Drys- dale. Miss 'Mellwain, Seaforth, swimming instructress is staying with the girls to instruct them in swimming. Mrs. T: Lavender, leader of the Guides; 'accompanied by Mrs. Harold Elder, is spend- ing part of the time with them. Community Sale HENSALL, JULY 5 Weanling pigs, $7.80 to $11; ehunks„$12 to $15; feeders, $18 to $25; sows', $65 to $78. -Holstein cows, $125 to $160; Durham cows, $130 to $175; Hol- stein calves, $16 to $20; Durham calves, $27 to $52; yearling grass calves,. $58 to $80; There were 494 pigs and 65 cattle and calves' sold. F Enters Peewee Team In van League au% team, from MI-astral Park have been entered in the Kinsmen 1,,e Wee Baseball League. This brings the total number of tearrIS. to five and will give each club one More game in the schedule, The new team will commence Next Week's Ball Games TOWN 'LEAGUE SOFTBALL Thursday, July •and Game vs. Hydro Tuesday, July Fanners vs. uptown Thursday, Ally 19 Legion vs. Fish and Game KIN PEEWEE BASEBALL Thursday, July 12—Aclastral Park at Yankees Monday, July 10—Yankees at In- , dians Wednesday, July 18 Tigers at Dodgers' Thursday, July 19—Adastral Park at Tigers EXCILUSIVE1 to play this Thursday against the, Yankees, and will play every' Thursday against the Tigers, Inn tans and Dodgers in that order. Chairman of the league Doug. Walton is having his: share of trouble with the weather inter. foxing with, his plans. All games scheduled to date have been rain- ed out, and 'the date for picking -the all-star team has had to be advanced so that the team will he able to compete in the group, Doug, is pondering with the solu-. tion and meanwhile hopes that all 'teams will .see action during the owning Week, 28 1.0 6 Hydro AB R J, Wilson, c 4 1 1 J. Westburg, lb 4 0 1 J. Graham, P 3 1 2 W. Craig, cf 3 0 0 Jr. Leppington, if 4 0 0 Al May, 2b ..... ... „ ....... ,,,„ , 4 2 1 H. Oalces, ss ,...„ ....... 4 1 2 L Fawcett, 3b 2 2 2 K. Gibbings, rf ....... ..„.„, 3 1 1 — — 31 8 10 Miss Maja Roobol has accepted a position at Glenn's Restaurant; Grand Bend. -Miss. Amy Lammie, London, spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Greta Laramie, Mrs, Karl Schaefer, Palmerston, Mrs. Art Neil, Toronto, visited re- cently with. Mrs. Percy Graham. Mr. and Mrs. George Gould and Dianne, London, spent the week- end with Mn and Mrs, George Walker. Bobby and Jean Lammie, Cent- ralia, are spending this week 'holt- daying with their aunt, Miss Greta Lammie. Mr, and 'Mrs. Clarence Reid, Jerry and Allan, and Janie Smith, spent Sunday with relatives- in Teeswater. Mrs. Wihnere MacGregor, Kip- pen, is -assisting in the .post office while Postmaster Cecil Kipfer is on holidays. Miss Betty Mickle, B.Sc.N., To- ronto, is spending three weeks vacation with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Mrs. James, W. Honthron and daughter Mrs. Mac Greer, London, left on Friday for Ottawa where they will spend a two weeks vaca- tion. Kathy, Jimmy and Christine Mc. Cloy, ' Toront0 are holidaying with their '.'grafitlparents; and Mrs. George Hess at their summer cottage at the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook re- turned home after, a week's vac- ation spent with their son-in-law - and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Hopkinson, Joan and Bruce at Lions' Head. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark was held at Bay- field Pavilion. on July 4, with a large crowd in attendance. A purse of money was presented -to them by Jack Upshall. Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family left last week on a motor wim . eaforth Seaforth'$New$4, „000Swimming Pool CHILDREN 1,00; ADULTS 25c . '(Season tickers may be obtained) Swimming Instrudflon Tor children every morning and for adUlts on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Have You Tried Our . SUNDAES? IF YOU HAVEN'T, YOU HAVE A TREAT IN STORE! COME, BRING YOUR FRIENDS ON Friday and Saturday JULY 13 and 14 Highway No. 4 News of Mena Correspondent — MRS. M, REDDEN Phone Hensel' 5 ss. 'REGULAR SUPER OR VERY $900 GENTLE us.... AND NEW S. Scruton PLAY-BY-PLAY Coverage by KEN ELLIS Sat., July 14, 2.05 p.m., DST Sun., July 15, 2.05, p.m., DST Detrolt at Washington Detroit at Baltimore prtradio _._dial 9804 WOO gaigaea tio.)irT vim fg Wetindp Gam: CITIES SERVICE. 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