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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-31, Page 12PAGE TWEIx VO oV *1 1.0.19�. Midgets Defeat Exeter 1$-2 Have One More Game to Play; Await Playoffs Clinton. Legion Midget baseball team has one more scheduled BOWLING BITS game to play before entering group p playoffs. This game is in Mitchell B Friday night. They will probably (By H. W. E.) meet Exeter in the first round. A The Hobberlin Suit Tournament group winner must be declared by was held at the local bowling August 16.greens last Wednesday with the The Midgets have a record of follpwrng winners: First prize of 12 wins and only one loss this sea- suits went to Harry Williams and son. B B es With three wins and a Clinton 13 -- Exeter 2 Last Saturday night the Mid- gets trounced Exeter Legion Mid- gets 13-2 in the local park. Ken Engelstad pitched four -hit ball in the seven inning game, striking out four batters. Clinton's big hitters were Larry Walsh with .a double and a single; Ralph Glew had two singles; Pete Garon, a double, and Larry Pow- ell, Paul Schoenhals and Ken En- gelstad collected singles. R H E Exeter — 101 000 0 — 2 4 4 Clinton — 243 130 x - 13 8 3 Batteries; Exeter, Ravelle, Hey- wood and Irwin; Clinton, Engel- stad and Jacobs, Dales. a ' Lane 0' Pines Reach A. Thomals', Chatham; spent the vkend .at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs', James Barnes. On, ✓hell% returnb he. was accompanded by Mrs'. Thomas, Mary Ann and Eldzabeith, who have spent ,the pant two Weeks with the lady's par- Mr. -and Mrs. Cecil' Merkkyj Wingham, had' as, their guests oil Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. "Dm" CIrulkshanks!, and Mr. land Mrs. Robert Hada, all- of Wiingham. Mm. and, Mrs. Leslie Ball, Oin- tton, accompanied by Mises Edrna, LS4, London, 'spent Sunday at ,their c'ottalge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Husband', London, were at ttheir 'cottage for tthe 'weekend. Mr, and Mr's. Royal Cooly and small daughters, Ruthann and S.ue- lann, Livonia, Mich., returned' to their hoarse. ]last week after ,a. fort- ni+gh't spent at he Woods! Cobtag�e. Mass �Elsile Fraser, Saskatoon, Sask., spent ,the weekend with her causam% Mr. land Mrs. Fred Wallis, and Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles: Wallis. Mr find Mrs. Jameb Aran, Miss Alliayne, Allan, Hamillton,, were. the ,g+uests of Mr sand Mrs. Fred, Wallis on Saturday. Miss Elaine, Rathwell spent sev- eral .days aast week with her cousin Miss Cathryn Wallas. On her return: ;home she was. accomp- anied by Cathy who is alt pre. sent her guest. i1Vlaiss Ruth: Walar& spent a few days Ust week with Mr. rams, Mrs. Ken 1lulley, Walton. Mrs. Henry Young -Mrs. Hehry Young, a, lwfedbng resident of Bli,th cried Saturday EFF vg,July26, a>ng 'oarsea patient for the last moauth. Mrs•. Young. was, in her 86th- year. 6 year. She was 'born on the 9t concession sof Morris Towr�hip a daughter sof the late John 'Sear and Saraft Jackson Searle O Christmas day 1895 she marrae the date 'Henry Young and �to- igether they stook ,up farming the Young hoansltead — which h been ,taken up by the Young fan filly In September 1'858 taind Is now owned,' by W. M. Young, a nxsern- ber of the fourth. generation. Mr. Young dined in 1919, and 1926 Mrs. Young and her young- est son Henry, moved into Blyth:. She, b survIve�d by one daughter, Mrs,. Jahn (Myrtle) Gould, Coun cif, ,Idaho, and, four sons, Jahn', Blyth; Archie, Hulletat Township; Stewart, Fort William; Henry, Clintons and eight grandchildren; and ,three great-igraavdchdldren; one Sister, Mills. William (Kate) Fear , Blyth, and one brother, Wes- ley es Gley Searle, Morris Township. Thee body rested at the Tasker memoxdal chapel, unttil, Tuesday afternoon when the Rev. W. D, Clark, n -Amster off Blyth Unite Church, officiated at a funeral s�ervdce. Bura'al followed an Union Cemetery, Blylth. - a Q. How can I .prevent cracking of ,patent leather? A. Olive oil, glycerine, or sweet )oil rubbed' over -the, surface of patent leather occasionally Will prevent it from cracking. ev. oy plus of 28; second winners were Archie Townsend and his son Grant of Goderich; third winners were Mr. Dorsh and partner, Waterloo; fourth winners were David Col- clough and Walter Newcombe, Clinton and fifth winners were Mr. McIntosh and his son, Ailsa Craig. Congratulations are extended to Hugh Hawkins and Caryl Draper who have successfully reached the finals in the Provincial Bowling playdowns, which will be held in Brampton on August 2. They de- feated teams from Districts 1, 2, 3 and 4 at London last Saturday. The winners at Brampton on Sat- urday will be playing in the Can- adian finals at Vancouver on Aug- ust 26. Good luck, Caryl and Hugh! Clinton, Court Charges laid against J. Corey and A. Smale under the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Animals Act, were adjourned to August 1, in Clinton Court, commencing at 10 a.m. Defence Lawyer Frank Don- nelly advised Magistrate D. E. Holmes here on July 15, that the plea would be "not guilty." Mr. Adair, Seaforth, pleaded guilty to being under the influence and using unacceptable language in front of customers in the Fina Lunch, Clinton. He was fined $10 and costs. 'Teenagers Haan and Sinnamon, Wingham, were fined $10 and costs each for causing a disturb- ance in the Blyth Town Hall at a reception. They had plead guilty. Leslie Allan Lory, RCAF Sta- tion Clinton, was fined $25 and costs on a charge of careless driv- ing on Highway S, which resulted in a mishap in which his own car was rolled over into the ditch. He had plead guilty. News of By MISS LU PHONE: BA CLINTON NEWS-REC0RI Married at Middleton MR. AND MRS. ANDREW GRINDLAY, London, were mar- ried in St. James Anglican Church, Middleton, on Saturday, July 19, by the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, Bayfield. The bride is Barbara Agnes Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middle- ton, RR 3, Clinton, and the groom is the sort of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grindlay, Moose Jaw, Sask. 97 Attend Bible School Led By Young Ladies (By our Bayfield Correspondent) The Bible School held' in St. Andirew's United Church was, quite successifu!1'. There was an, enra ,- nient of 97 with an average at- tendance of 69. Missy Clara Clark had charge of the! Young People's department, and Miss Doreen MacKenzie, of recreation. Misses Louise Talbot land Anne Westaake took charge of the b;e- iginner•s. Miss Kathleen Talbot and Marilyn Rathwell the iprilmary de- partment.. Miss, Louise Hyde and Mrs. JVJ Phak, the juniors. The closing exercises which were weal attended were he'1d on Frti- wday with the Rev. C. E. Peacock acting as chairman. Bayfield CY R. WOODS YFIELI) 45 r 3 Mrs. T. C. Bailey was able to eaury h Searle On d on yrs - United called on Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner leave Victoria Hospital last week one day recently. Mrs. Bern - and is staying with her daughter, stein, Jonathan and Peter, occu- Mrs. Harold Edwards, London. pied "Sum -R -Inn" cottage 15 years Master Neil Belchanmber was ago and had not visited the village able to leave Clinton Public Hos- since that summer. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins, Lon - pital on Thursday evening and is recuperating at home, don, were at their trailer house (four years. TIAs was revealed! at on Chiniquy St., -over the weekend. Mrs. Edna Turner and Mrs. The Reverend and Mrs. E. Lawrence Turner returned to spend Peacock left Thursday s Detroit on Mon0ay after having in k a few days in New York State. been the guests of Mrs. Bruce They will visit the latter's sister, Menery last week. Mrs. Richard Mrs. Pearl River, and Ick Peck, Seaforth, is visiting Mrs. Mr. Peacock will attend a .meeting e will Bruce Menery. the National Council Churches. The Reverend E. J. B. Harrison re Will Turner has returned was a dinner guest of Mrs. J. H. e Windsor after having been the Geoghegan, Woodstock, at her guest of his parents, Mrs. George summer cottage at Point Clark Campbell, Stanley Township, and on Friday evening. visiting his brothers John and Fred Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lant- Turner for ten days. igan and small sons, Stephen and Mrs. J. D. Merner, Detroit, Tommy, Woodstock, visited the who had been visiting her niece, Reverend E. J. B. Harrison at Mrs. Grant Turner, left on Thnrs- the rectory on Monday evening. day to spend a while with relations They are vacationing at Grand at, Zurich. She will return to Bend. the village for a longer sojourn Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, with her niece. Union, visited Mr. and Mrs. Char- The Poplars les Toms on Sunday. Mrs. Ida Orr, Calgary, accomp- Miss Vicky Cluff who is a stud- anied by her daughter, Mrs. Lorrie ent at the Western Technical Blaser, Toronto, visited with her School, Toronto, was home over sisters, Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. Cook the weekend. The Reverend George Scotch- Cree recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Jr. mer, Galveston, Texas, who is well and sons Billy and Jeff, returned known in this district will be the to their house in Oak Park, Mich., special preacher at the 56th An- on Sunday after spending three niversary of St. Andrew's United weeks at their cottage. Church. Services will be 11.15 a.m. Mr, and Mrs. William Bell, Sr., and 7.30 p.m. Floyd MCAsh will Dearborn, Mich., are at their cot - be organist and have charge of tage for a month's holiday. Mr. the, special music on this occasion. and Mrs. Goslin, Detroit, are their On Monday the parsonage sup- guests this week. L. A. Stephens returned to Tor - per will be held in the basement. Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Bernstein onto on Sunday after a vacation and two sons, Youngstown, Ohio, spent with his wife and family at their cottage Lochame. Visiting with the,Stephens over the w --1 were Mr and Mrs Ken MacPherson and two children Ann W and Jamie, Streetsville. _ 0 0 - u Mr. and Mrs, F. Cook, enter- tained their friends,, Mr. and Mrs.. C. W. Kelly, Stratford, at their 0S cottage over the weekend. Mrs. Jean Radford, Clinton, and Miss Wilma Radford, London, re- r _ turned to their cottage after a five day cruise aboard the "Nor- goma" from Owen Sound to Sault • Starting August 1st and ending August 31st, Ste. Marie where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ball and family. for every purchase of $1.00 in School Supplies, ' Mrs. Don Beatty and children a free chance will be given on Girl's or Boy's have returned to Baie: D'Urfee, Que., after spending three days Bulova Wrist Watch valued at $75.00. with her parents Mr. and Mrs, William Greig. All School Supplies including'. Zipper Bind- Mr, and Mrs: Laurie Greig, Tor- ers Scribblers, Pens, Pencils, Fillers, etc, onto, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Greig, Bali Acres' over the • All Zipper Binders will be initialled in Gold 'weekend.. Mr. nd Mrs. Burterlger enter - Free of Charge. tanned, the members of Knox Ch- utch choir, Stratford, at the Peter • Pens at $2.00 or over will be Initialled free. cottage on Sunday. . • School list will be redo August 1st, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, y 9 Stan Blowes at their cottage were, Mr. and Mrs, Al Knight and child- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbard, Strat ford. McEwan"'s Te'd Carter and Gerry Wal]al; are attending the two, week Air GUTS and STATIONERY 'F Statdoati Clinton. C1lnton �-- DW 1W 2-9160 Mr, and niMrtis. Mac Aike-blued attended' the funeral, servaces lois Thtat es T. I*ckd,e. R. C. Rathwell .Funeral service was; conducted in Coalamigwood on Tuesday, J'ul'y 22, for Robert Curtis Rathwell; who passed away m Coffingtwoiod on Judy 19. He was in his, 71st year. Attending the funeral from Clin- ton were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fear; Mr. and Mrs. Fired Sdoman:, and from Baylfielld, Ben Rathwell. .Mir. Rathwell was 'born in Grey Township,, the sons of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wdddaam ;Rathwall (for- merl'y of Goderich Townshlop ,and Hater of Grey). He married Myrtle Slpaalhing, formerly of Clinton. They lived for some time in St. Marys, and had been in Collintgwood for the past 1A years. Mr. Rath - Well, had been an accountant. Death came quickly as, a re- sult of a coronary condition. Surviving are one s'om, Robert C. Rathwveal', Hamilton, with TCA; one •dawghter, Mrs. Elaine Warren, Ccddiuggwood; two brothers, Isaac, Listowel and Earl, Detroit; ,three sister, Mrs. Susie Cogwin Lis- towel; Mrs, Maud Beattie, Adber,t and Mrs. Clava Wilson, White Rock, B.C. TI=$DA'ro JULY 31, 19M Clinton Legion Branch Has Purchased' Over $2,000 of Sick Room Equipment tax Clianto, n Legation Branch; 140 has dast four years, And, this equip - There are many places to save and bor- purchased' over $,2,000' worth of anent Is available just for the aslk- 4o a word, minimum 7lie slick -T-00 n equipment in the past ang. Fri., Aug. X --Horne balang ade (four years. TIAs was revealed! at This project for I-egfon bratvches in the con non chFw'nbers!,, spa usor- Monday night's gene'r!a1! meeting has now beendiscontinued by ed lay Loaudesbamo Woaruan�s Irustta- of �t4e. branch, by J, W, Counter, Provincial Command. 'Me aJ nt- twtte at 7 V=, 30-1.-b who has, acted las chairmen of tare on 'branch was the ady .group an MondkLy, ,August 4 -•Cold sup- oommitte'e ',since i>ts 'beglinnpng. ' Huron, County to carry out the -per, United Clturt",h 'basement, 5 This equipment, which includes; project P to 7 p.m. Auspices Pars�omge r�ts, �nino hospital ebadonei In 'giving this report to the board. Adults $1, children 50 cents. beds', and One invalid's w'alk'er, Is now nearly all in use tin various sleeting Mm. Caranter soak,' he re- s eau,te d; •,Provincial, r3`1a Wed.,. Aug. 13 — Wes�l'ey-Wil%% Parts ''a the county. At, present 'as COMMOnd,s attitude- ru Zscontinuing tha's, Sunday School, picnic, Goderich,, Harhmir'.Park. Cars leavingchuTch there is Pieces as far, away Lucknow, Eke!ter, Grand' Bend, worthwhilb community project, at 2 ,pm.. All members of congre- Goderich and in all other c!ommun- Other member's also voiced their ,diisappnoval, One member suggest- 'gation welcome. 31-243, Goderich Pavilion — Cabaret atieq an the county. ed 'bleat Ciin,tion !branch propose a dancing every Saturday might. This. service Po, the county's- in- resolution to Pxovonclaa Command Music this weep by Paul Cross; valid persons was made avadda'ble askiinr for continued approval of aMid his orchestra. Every ay,. ay, by generous', support of Clinton Legion's annual' magazine snub- maugazine subscription caanpowgars, the, 'pr faltly from 'which go toward Teen -20 Record Dance Party witfh Johnny Brent. CI�NX radio and; scri' tion c aa' duringthe p g buTinpg sickroom equipment. TV. Sped -ad midnight dances Aug - ust 3 and, 31. 28-31,b. Quartet of Airmen Hurt In Accident Struck Stop Sign Three men were sent to hospit- -all and one, remains in Westmdn,- ster Hoslpi;tal, London; as a result of an accident on; King. Street here on Ju'1!y 16. Robert D. Camp, 22, R'CA'F` Sta- t1on Clinton, was traNvjilimg out Alf town towards Bayfioeld when; he ladled' to make ithe turn prope'rl'y and his 1959 model car sud'esw'iip- ed the stop sign near the• CNR station. He received injuries to his right ,arra and hip, and lacerations to his face, and, spent three days an the, RCAF Station hospital. One of Mis passengers, Neal, Gelinas, ako, of ,RCAF Station Clinton, was thrown, from the car and received a compound fracture to the ]!eft arse, and a •dislocated left should- er. He was taken to RCAF h'os'- pital first, and them: )transferred to Westminster, D. C. Roney received a cut a - bow, ithe. ,right eye, and was re- leased, after treatment at theSta- tionhospital. D. Mathews, the third ,passenegr, received a sh!ak- +Ing up but was unhurt. Constable C. Perdue lnvesdgat- ed the accident, which wasalso attended by Chief H. R. Thiomp- son. The car was a complete wreck, with, the .entire left side, from the front door to the rear, torn away by the solid, cement sign. It carne ItO resit some, 65 feet from the sage. The, driver, Camp, bias been ch- arged under the Highway Traffic Att. HELD OV -ER Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 31, August 1 and 2 An Absolute Must! Share it With Your Whole Family! This Picture Will Not Play Within 100 Miles of Clinton This Year. j CECILRDWILLE9S PRODUCTION com MS A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IN VISTAVISION AND TECHNKOLOR © Q Sunday Midnite & Monday—August 3 & 4 'SOLDIER, OF FORTUNE" (COLOUR.) (CINEMASCOPE) Clarke Gable — Susan Hayward (One Cartoon) Tuesday and Wednesday --August 5 and 6 11CAMPBELL'S' KINGDOM" (COLOUR) Dirk Bogorde — Barbara Murray (One Cartoon) BROWNIE'S DRIVE -1'N LIMITED Z,+y�' CLINTO14-ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen In Huron County Legion Promises $ (Continued from page One) Much of the Legion's donations to the pool comes from the very successful bingos held every Thurs- day evening at the Legion Hall. J. D, 'Thorndike informed the meeting that Barbara Inder, who won the Legion District public speaking contest, would compete in Provincial finals in Jarvis Colleg- iate, Toronto, at 7.30 p,m. on Au- gust 22. The branch authorized the pur- chase of a blazer, and crest as a gift to Miss Inder from the .local Legion. Miss Inder's expenses to Toronto will be paid by Legion Provincial Command. The Clinton branch will pay the expenses of Mrs. J. D. Thorndike, Miss Inder's speaking coach, to the finals. Clinton Legion is invited to a drumhead service at Lucknow on Sunday, August 3 as part of that town's centennial celebrations. Buses will leave the Legion Hall at 1 p.m. Douglas Andrews reported that the Legion -sponsored Midget base- ball team was on a 12 -game win- ning streak and now entering the group playoffs. He requested help for transportation to out-of-town 1,000 More To Pool games; and also more attendance, at home games. Bill Harris, a local Legion member, who has be- come a very efficient umpire this. season, will go with the team and be paid by the branch. Committee Reports Entertainment committee chair- man Jim Graham, reported that his committee had purchased mag- azines for the Legion rooms. He. said some of these have been dis- appearing as soon as they were put out. Ed Gibson, of the sick and visit-- ing committee, reported: "I'm;• glad to belong to such a healthy - group; I haven't had a sick call to make for some months. Grave markers were to be put. up in the Legion's plot at Clinton,. Cemetery on Wednesday (yester-. day) . D: J.. Thorndike, of the, committee in charge, requested the. number of markers, needed for- Baird's and Bayfield cemeteries. The branch will look inter the ad- visability of drawing up a set of rules and regulations concerning• the Legion plot at Clinton Ceme- tery, Oscar Priestap won the regular -.- monthly draw at the meetings_ Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. Ontario Street HU 2-9642 Our "Better" Used Cars are Safety Checked before being put on the lot. 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