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Prize-Winner at Spring Show
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at Clinton Spring Show last Wednesday. They are Doreen
and Neil Howatt with their prize-winning Hereford Steer.
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Kinsmen Peewees
Lose By 214
To New Hamburg
Clinton Kinsmen Peewee base-
ball team got away to a bad sari
in their first league game, losing
last night in New Hamburg 21 to
4, The 'Burg pitcher struck out
11 Clinton boys in the seven-inning
game,
The Clinton hitters were Laurie
Colquhciun tvith a triple, double
and single; John Cooper, two
doubles; and Doug Macaulay, B.
Barnes and Bob Livermore with
singles.
Clinton 11 2 000 0— 4 8 5
N, Hamburg 64 10 019 x-21 16 2
Local Football Team
Defeats St. Columban;
Have 3 Ties and 2 Wins
St. Columban soccer team, here •
on Monday night, lost to the Clin-
ton team by a score of 3-0. Clint-
on's three Johns; john Hoytemar .
John Boven and John Haverkampy
each kicked to score once.
The local team has now tied
three games, and won two in the
season, and will play Winthrop
here next Wednesday, the last
game of the first half of the sched-
uled games,
An exhibition game will be play-
ed on July 12, at the Clinton Com-
munity Park as part of the events'
in connection with the Orange
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Clinton Peewee Ball
Team Entered
In WOAA League
KinesponSored peewee baseball
played their first game tin the
WOAA schedule last night, when
they met New Hainbeirg.
They will meet Exeter in that
town next Monday night, jitine
23.
First home game will be on
Tuesday, July -1, when :Mitchell
bag visit the locel playing field,
WOAA Pee Wee Schedule, Group
June;
0.3—Sebringvalle at Mitchell
141-Exeter at New flambueg
(1.30 p.m.)
17—Sebringyille at Exeter
18—Clliniton at New Hamburg
20—.Metchell. at :Sebringville
(8 Pail) 21—New Hamburg at Exeter
(L30 pan.)
23—Sebringeille at Seaferth
23--;Clinton at Exeter
24 New Hamburg at Sea-
forth
25 Exeter at Sebringville
(8 pan.)
27—New Hantbarg at Mitchell
27—Seaforth at Sebringville
,(8 p.m.)
30—Mitchell at Seaforth
July:
1—Mitchell at Clinton
(2.30 p.m.)
3—Seaforth New Ham-
burg
4e-Eixeter at Mitchell
4—Seaforth at Clinton:
4 New Hamburg at Seb-
ringville
(8 p.m.)
7—Clinton at Seaforth
8—Mitchell at Exeter
8—Sebringville at New Ham-
burg
9—Cilinton at Mitchell
11—Seaforth at Mitchell
111-e-Exeter at Clinton
12—New Hamburg at Clinton
(2 p.m.)
14—Sebringville at Clinton
14-Exeter at Seaforth
1—Mitchell at New Ham-
burg
17 ;Seaforth at Exeter
18-01inton. at Sebringville
(8 p.m.)
4o a word, minimum 75c
Parents! Don't forget the sec-
ond polio' clinic for Clinton and
rural district at Ontario Street
United Church on June 20 from
2-4 pen. 24-b
Friday, June 20—Repeat Perform-
ance, Ballet Recital. 8 p.m. Legion
Hall. Admission 50 cents and 25
cents. Auspices of Guide and Brow-
nie Auxiliary. 25b
,Wed., June 25—Outdoor straw-
berry social, 6 to 9 p.m. at RCAF
Protestant Chapel, sponsored by
the Guild. Adults 35c; Children
:under 12, 25c. 24-25b
Thurs., June 26—Church supper.
Cold plate and' strawberries at
Holmesville United Church. From
6 to 8 pm. $1.00 adults and 75c
children under 12. Auspices: Hol-
mesville W.A. 24-5-6-b
Groderich Pavilion — Cabaret
dancing every Saturday night.
Music this week by Paul Cross
and his orchestra. Commencing
June 27, Teen-20 Record Dance-
Party with Johnny Brent. Holi-
day dance, July 1 - Clarence Pet-
rie and his Nighthawks. 25b
Midget Ball Team
Take 8-7 Win
From Sebringville .
Sebringville midget baseball
team gave the Clinton Legion Mid-
gets a scare in the first of the
ninth inning when they scored
four runs and came within one
of tying the score. They left the
bases fell when the last man
struck out. Clinton had scored
in every one of the first six in-
nings and led i3-3 going into the
ninth. The game was in -the com-
munity park here Saturday even-ing.
Ken Engelstad who pitched the
full nine innings had 11 strike-
out and issued only five walks.
Sebringville used two pitchers and
together they had five strikeouts.
Clinton R H E
Jacobs, c 1 0 0
Schoenhals, 2b 2 2 1
Bartliff, cf, 3b lb 1 1 0
Livermore, ss ........ 2 2 1 Walsh, if 0 0 0 Powell, rf 1 1 0
Pickett, 3b 1 1 1
Dales, c (7th) 0 0 0
Ladd, lb 0 1 1
Naish, 3b (7th) 0 0 0
Glew, rf (9th) 0 0 0
Engelstad, p 0 2 0
8 10 4
Sebringville ., 100 101 004-7 4 6
Clinton 211 211 00x-8 10 4
Batteries: Sebringville, Finch,
Kompf (8th) and Zehr; Clinton,
Engelstad and Jacobs.
Seaforth plays Clinton in the
next two home games for the Mid-
gets; the first on Saturday even-
ing at 6.30 and again on July 1
at 10 a.m.
Peewee Baseball
Last week's scoring in the town
league included only three games,
played on Monday. Rain forced
cancellation of games on Flriday.
Yankees 13 — Indians 8
Braves 11 — Cardinals 8
Giants: 6 — Dodgers 5
The GIANTS 'and the: CARDIN-
ALS 'are the names chosen by
RCAF teams No. 2 and 1, and
their line-ups are now available.
RCAF No. 1 (CARDINALS),
Gary Gilks, Ikt Murphey, Arnold
George, Tom Gillette, David Des
jandine, War! en Hatherall. Roy
Paul, Paul'Corvantes, Gordon Lo:-
gan, Vernon Molleloon, Frank See-
be!, Jim Reynold% Michael Wheel-
house, Stuart Westie, Gerald' Mur-
phy, Jackie Slater. Coach: Corp-
oral Frank Seabed.
RCAF' No. 2 (GIANTS), Mich-
ael' Burns, Herb Mellish, Chris,
IleocIspith, George Archibald, Phil-
ip Burns, Gerald Durnin, Kenneth
Geiger, Billy Baird, Craig Carter,
Peter Naish, Richard Gellatly,
Robert Robichaud, Danny Krews-
Id, Donald Matthews, Dale King,
Wayne Beaupre. Coach: Sergeant
Joe Hopaluk.
Town League Schedule
Thursday, June 119—
Yankees! vs. 'White Sox
Dodgers vs. Indians
(both games at Clinton Public
School)
Wednesday, June 25—
Braves vs. Giants (Adastral)
Yankees vs. Cardinals
(Clinton)
Team Standings
Teams
Dodgers 3 1 6
White Sox 3 1 6
Giants 2 1 4
Braves: 2 1 4
Yankees 2 1 4
Indians: 0 3 0
Cardinals 0 3 0
Hullett F of A ,Sponsor
Bus Trip to 'Guelph
}Iullett Township ;Federation of
Agriculture directors sponsored a
bus trip to OAC, Guelph, on Thurs-
day, June 12, tiering Farmer's
week. 46 directors and members
of the Federation'took in the trip,.
30 on the bus and 16 in three carp.
Directors also assisted With the'
cancer fend canvass in Hullett,
and proceeds so far amount to
$395,35, with one more .section to
hear from, They also urgeevery
hog producer in the township to
get out and vote on the hog vote
On July 25.
SA A. W. Stinson•
Transferred To
RCAF Stn. Trenton
The transfer was announced to-
day of an RCAF officer who
has been well knownin the Clinton
and Seaforth areas for many
years. He is Squadron Leader A.
W. "Al" Stinson, Chief Instructor
of the Radar and Communications
School at RCAF Station Clinton,
who has been transferred to Train-
ing Command Headquarters, Tren-
ton, Ont., where he will take tip a
position on the Ground Training
Staff.
' S/L Stinson has served, many
years in the Clinton area, from
shortly after the war Until 1949
and again from October 1954 to
the present. He efilisted in the
RCAF as a radar technician in
1941 in Port Arthur, was trained
at the University of Manitoba and
served overseas for most of the
duration of the war. He was
commissioned in 1944 in North
Africa. He returned to Canada in
January 1945. Since the war he
has served at Clinton, Tofino, B.C.,
Summerside, P.E.I., and Air Force
Headquarters in Ottawa from
whence he came to Clinton in 1954.
S/L Stinson was particularly
active in curling activities in the
area and was a member of the
Seaforth Curling Club. He also
took an active part in affairs of
the RCAF Station and was presi-
dent of the Officers' Mess Corn-
mittee.
He will be accompanied to Tren-
ton by his wife, Maude, and their
two children, Gail, 10, who was
born in Clinton and Charles, 6.
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Clinton Bantams Win
Last Night's Game
In Exeter by 3-1 Score
Clinton Bantam Baseball team
scored their first win of the sea-
son last night over Exeter, The
score was 3-1 in a well played
game at the Exeter sports field.
Highlighting the win for Clin-
ton was the pitching of Roger
Cummings, and the defensive play
of Donnie Lockwood in centrefield
who made five put-outs on hard
hit balls.
This gives Clinton one win and
one loss. Next game is Tuesday
evening against the RCAF team
at Station Clinton Sports Field.
Earl Doucette Wins
Venner Trophy
At Kippen Gun Club
Earl Doucette, Clinton, posted
49-50 to win the tenth annual
Vernier Trophy shoot at Kippen
Gun Club on June 4. In the run-
ner-up position was Jack Gilbert,
Goderich, with 47-50,
Later in the shoot, Gilbert
scored 50 straight„ in another
event to become the first marks-
man to accomplish this feat in
Kippen Club history.
Junior Farmers. Trophy
Goes To. North Huron
The coveted H. R. Baker Meet-
ing Improvement Trophy was won
this year by the North Huron
Junior Farmers, and presentation
was made at the Perth-Huron
Junior Farmer Field Day held last
Saturday in Exeter.
Score of the winning club was
1,270 out of a possible 1,500. Sec-
ond place went to Seaforth (1955
winners) with 1.084 points; then
Clinton with 1,061; Wawanosh
1,028 and Howick with 991 points.
Jim Bowman, president of the
winning club received the trophy
which was presented first three
years ago by Harold Baker, then
the assistant agricultural repres-
tentative for the county to en-
courage the improvement of the
calibre of regular club meetings.
Each year judges visit each of
the clubs and score them,
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