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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-06-25, Page 16Animals At Fish and Game Club Grounds Huron Fish and Game Conservation Club is playing host next month to the Zone Convention of the Ontario Hunters and Anglers Association of which the Clinton Club is q member. The club's collection of game birds and small animals will be interesting for the visitors. These young 'coons are being fed milk and bread by Harold Frerrilin, Huron Street. This i$ a dainty job, com- pared to the task of feeding 01' Mose, the huge black bear which is now apparently quite at home in his bear pit at the Club's grounds at Alma Grove. (News-Record Photo) Hullett Public School Field Day Produces Many Sports Champions ; egee, ee, ePeekeleeeeee 98c - FOR CHILDREN , $1.98 - FOR CHILDREN IN TERRY CLOTH - PLASTIC IN ALL SIZES 980 SWIM FINS SNORKEL MASKS SWIM GOGGLES BATHING CAPS WADING POOLS LIFE BELTS BEACH CAPES BEACH SHOES - SMALL $2.10 - MEDIUM $2.98 - LARGE $3.35 - PLAIN SNORKEL 79c - SINGLE MASK $2.40 - TWIN MASK $3.65 MEDIUM - LARGE $1.25 - ASSORTED, COLORS 98c - 1 RING $3.98 - 2 RING $5.95 - LARGE SIZE $9.95 - SMALL - PRO Sale Of Thermos Jugs Reg.-$13.25 SALE-$9.50 Reg.- 9.50 SALE- 6.49 Reg.- 7.95 SALE- 5.25 McEwan's GIFTS and STATIONERY Clinton - Dial HIT 2-9766 98c $1.25 65c Application Form For SWIMMING LESSONS 1, 9 5 9 Narne of Child Age Swimming Ability •.•• morie mrdom *k. a.1 v.* 4.6. ,01••••4 .•••••• I am willing for my child to take formal swimming lessons at Clinton Community Swimming Pool, Signed (Parent Or Guardian) Address Phone What Do You Know ? We Have Our 100th New Member Since The Beginning Of Our Campaign May 1st This SECOND PRIZE WINNER Has Already Been Notified That The PRIZE OF $10.00 ,-•-• Has Been Credited To Hot Account In CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. Who Will Be The I 50+h And Win $15:D0? ? ? ? ? MINTON nws.REcoAD vevRsrmx;, Ng. 25, .10 .4 010 Double heat winners featured the annual harness race meet at the race track in Clinton Commun- ity Park last Saturday afternoon and evening. Upwards of 1,000 rac- ing enthusiasts watched the event, run under clear skies with a per- fect track. Top speed of the day was 2,12 4/5 run by Thunder Bay, the two heat winner in the free-for-all event. Tory Gregg emceed the ten events, and congratulated young "Butch" Elliott, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Elliott, who lead the parade to the starting gate before eat heat. Butch wore scarlet and white satin colours, and guided his milk white pony hitched to his sulky with good horsemanship be- fore the crowds. The day was without any spills or mishaps. The Kinette Club of Clinton operated a refreshment booth and did a thriving business throughout the supper hour, Clinton horses showed up well on Soccer Team Loses 2.1 Clinton soccer team dropped the last of the scheduled games here last night with a 2-1 loss to Win- throp, Playoff schedule is yet to be set, but Clinton will meet St. Columban first. Golf is feet becoming the most popular sport in this district, as shown by the over 100 members of the Bayfield-Clinton Golf Club. Over 60 of these are from the town of Clinton, with the remaind- er from Bayfield, Seaforth; and many rural people are taking up the game. Fred Hulls, the popular owner- manager of the course, is offering special rates for twilight golf dur- ing the week days only, Some very interesting two-ball foursome matches have been held at the course, and more of these their home track. Solar Dee, owned and driven by Bill German, placed third in the first heat of the 2,30, and in the second heat lead for the first half before dropping back to seventh position. J. S. C., owned by Lorne Brown and Dick Jamb, and driven by Scott Kerr, held a two-length lead in the first heat of the 2.28, right up be the seven- eighth post, finishing second. In the second heat J. S. C. again led most of the way, but came in third, Marjean Chief, owned by Brown and Jacob, with Kerr driving, earn- ed a sixth and fifth place in the 2.30 class. Running in the 2.25, and driven by Scott Kerr, Mis- chief G., owned by Dr. Elliott and Jack Little, placed seventh and fifth. Streamline Lee, also owned by Elliott and Little and driven by Kerr, placed third and fourth in the two free-for-all heats. 2.30 Class-First Division TWINKLETTE, Eric Mcllroy, Grand Bend L'F,NA'S GIRL, R. McGee and 2 1 Sons, Goderich ... _ .. _ 1 2 ECHO RIDGE EDDIE, Noah Potter, Orillia 5 4 SOLAR DEE, Bill German, Clinton 3 7 ATOM QUEEN, Elliott and Little. Clinton 4 6 BARELLA LOCKENVAR, Dr A. G. Morris, London 8 3 and other events are planned dur- ing the sason. The manager is quite enthused over the progress of some of the golf beginners this season. An old trophy from a former Bayfield golf course has been un- earthed and restored to gleaming condition by John .Anstett, Clinton jeweller. This trophy will be com- peted for later in the season. An addition was built to the club house this spring and houses a well-equipped pro shop, both ladies and men's locker rooms, and a snack bar and lounge. BONNIE R. GRATTAN, Rns- sell Yundt, Hanover 7 5 SUNSET LEE, W. J. Harvey, Norwich 6' 8 Time: 2.19 and 2.17 1/5. 2.30 Class-Second Division DUCHESS ATOM, Geo. Fee- gale Goderich 1 1 JOANLE CHIEF, Cecil Cran- don, St. Mares 3 2 PETER A. L., A. Longboat, Hagersville 4 3 GALLANT GRATTAN, Neil meRaeare Clandeboye ......„ 5 4 TOPSY LEE, W, 3. Harvey, Norwich ' 2 8 MARJEAN CHIEF, Brown & Jacob, Clinton , 6 5 LINDA ATOM, Roy Merriam, Goderich 7 7 MISS STAR CHIEF, William Gardner, Goderich 8 6 Time; 2.16 3/5 and 2.17 3/5. 2.28 Class NIFTY CHIEF, H. 0. Jerry, Goderich 1 1 J. S, C., Brown and Jacob, Clinton 2 3 FRISKY CREED, Allan El- liott, Strathroy 4 2 LEE LA SALLE, Hugh Mc- Lean, Port Elign 3 6 ECHO RIDGE DENNY, Noah Potter, Orillia 5 4 Time; 2,15 and 2.16 2/5. 2.25 Class BEATRIX CREED, Allan El- liott, Strathroy 1 1 PADDY ANN, Roy Merriam, Goderich 3 2 HONEY BUN, D. Barnes, Strathroy 4 4 LENA'S BOB C., L. Reving- ton, Lucan 5 3 BELMONT ALEX, H, 0. Jerry, Goderich 2 7 JOAN'S BOY, Reg. McGee & Sons, Goderich 6 6 MISCHIEF G., Elliott & Lit- tle, Clinton 7 5 RILDA BARS, Frank Damm, Goderich 8 8 Time: 2.14 2/5 arid 2.14 4/5. Classified THUNDER BAY, Wilson ORe, Seaforth 1 1 VALUABLE JERRY LEE, Reg. McGee & Sons, Goderich 2 2 EVELYN CONANT, Hugh Mc- Lean, Port Elgin 4 3 STREAMLINE LEE, Elliott and Little, Clinton 3 4 BROWN LEE B., Maxwell Hill, Ancaster. ... . . , 5 d d-drawn in second heat. Time: 2.14 2/5 and 2,12 4/5, 0 Bantams Lose One Game To Hensall, But Trounce Lucan The Clinton Fish and Game Ban- tams split their two games last week as they trounced Lucan 17-6 in Lucan, but lost to a strong Hen- sell team by a score of 21. to 5. Playing host to Hensel]. last Thursday, the local team were only down one run until a fateful third inning when Hensall pushed across eight big runs on six hits, Hensall added six more in the fifth to sew up the game. D. Mock was the Hensall bat- ting hero with five straight hits and four of his team's runs. Don Colquhoun who pitched the game for Clinton also was their leading hitter with two singles, Laurie Colquhoun, Bruce Cooper and Bob Livermore each had one single. On Tuesday when the local Ban- tams journeyed to Lucan it was an entirely different story as they swamped Lucan 17-6. Don Lockwood and Bruce Coop- er paced the local's attack, each with three hits. Bob Livermore, Don Freeman and Don Colquhoun each had a pair of hits while Doug Mairs, Bryan Levis and Bayne Boyes each had one hit. Bayne Boyes did the pitching until the third when Don Colquhoun took over. Clinton's next home game will be Thursday (tonight) when Gode- rich are the opposition. Juveniles Win Two, Against Hensall And Sebringville Clinton Legion Juveniles Won both their starts last week as they trounced the Sebringville team Friday evening in Sebringville by a 19-5 score, and also won their home game Monday night against Hensall, 8-6. In the game against Sebring- vine that went nine innings, Clin- ton scored five in the third and six in the fourth to put the game out of reach. John Jacob led the Clinton batters with four hits and two runs, Paul Pickett, Charlie Bartliff and Roger Cummings each had three hits. On Monday evening, the Clinton Juveniles eked etit an 8-6 decision over Hertsall Juveniles on their home diamond, Clinton scored six big runs in the second inning and added the winning runs in the sixth and seventh. Hensall stored two in the first and four More in the fourth. John Jacob, "'tee Al- len and Griffiths had two hits a- piece for Clinton while Paul Pic- leett, Paul braper and Lockhart had one oath, Roger Cummings did the pitching for Clinton with Jacob receiving, Friday, June 1,9, determined the sports champions in Hullett Town- ship as the youngsters from the rural schools competed for ribbons and honours. Boys champions were: seven and under, Johnny Sprung; nine and under, Jeffrey Shaddick; 11 and under, Robert Shaddick; 12 and over, Gordon Hoggarth. Girls champions were: seven and under, Marlene Dolmage; nine and under, Elaine Dale; xi and under, Ruth Goldsworthy; 12 and over, Shirley Riley. Final Game Tonight In Kin Peewee Baseball League The "world series" game of the four team Kinsmen. Peewee Base- ball League is being played tonight at the RCAF Sports Field at 6.30 o'clock. The finalists are the Clin- ton Dodgers and the RCAF entry. The News-Record trophy, won by the Dodgers last year, will be pre- sented to the winning team after the game. Win First WOAA Game Clinton Kinsmen Peewee base- ball team began their WOAA pee- wee schedule with a decisive 25-6 win over Mitchell this week. John Cooper and Brad Dutot did the pitching, while three catchers were tested in this first game, Laurie Colquhoun, Bill Barnes and Jim Livermore. New Hamburg plays here Sat- urday afternoon at 2,30. This was the team that upset Clinton last year in the playoffs. Remainder of Clinton's schedule is as follows; June 23-Clinton at Mitchell June 27-New Hamburg at Clinton June 29-Clinton at Seaforth July 1-Mitchell at Clinton July 1.3-Clinton at New Hamburg July 15-Seaforth at Clinton July 23-Clinton at Exeter Exeter at Clinton-to be arranged 0 Lawn Bowling Tourney Won By Local Men Archie Townsend of Newcombe's Drug Store, and Bob Clark, Stead- man's, earned the Hotel Clinton Trophy last Wednesday night at the men's Doubles Tourney bowl- ed on the Clinton greens. Second place was won by Mr. Dorsch, Waterloo and his partner; Cliff McManus and Stewart Robin- son, Goderich, placed third; Earl Ellison and Pete Bisset, Goderich, were fourth, Other rinks participated from Seaforth, Waterloo, Lambeth and London. Top three winners in each of the boys classes were: seven and under, race, Neil Dale, John Golds- worthy, Wayne Arthur; ball throw, Bruce Bromley, Billy Whyte, Don- nie Jewitt; standing broad jump, Steve Haggitt, Donald McGregor, Johnny Sprung; running broad jump, Johnny Sprung, Douglas Bylsma, Johnnie Jewitt; high jump, Daryl Ball, Ronnie Brown, Daryk Ball; Nine and under, race, Allan Carter, Billy Lapp, Herman Ger- ritts; ball throw, Johnny McKay, Jeffrey Shaddick, Jeffrey Tyndall; broad jump, Jeffrey Shaddick, Ar- thur Airdrie, Ross Jewitt; running broad jump, Johnny McKay, Billy Lapp, Jeffrey Shaddick; high jump, Jeffrey Shaddick, Billy Lapp, Ro- bert Anderson. Eleven and under, race, Lorne Deer, Gary Preszcator, Robert Shaddick; ball throw, Robert Shaddick, Gary Preszcator, David Riley; standing broad jump, Rob- ert Shaddick, Leonard Jamieson, Billy McClure; running broad jump, Billy McClure, Bruce Hully and Leonard Jamieson; high jump, Robert Shaddick, Morris Hoggart, Alan Caldwell. Twelve and under, race, Gordon Hoggart, John Arthur, Ben Grey- danus; ball throw, John Arthur, Gordon Hoggart, Bob Bromley; standing broad jump, Gordon Hog- gart, Ben Greydanus, Richard Shaddick; running . broad jump, Ben Greydanus, Gordon Hoggart, Jim Carter; high jump, Ben Grey- danus, Gordon Hoggart, Richard Shaddick, Relay race, senior, SS 3, USS 5, SS 2; junior, SS 11, SS 3, SS 5. Top three winners in each of the girls classes were: seven and under, race, Kathy Dale, Marlene Dolmage, Brenda Archambault; ball throw, Marlene Dolmage, Kathy Dale, Brenda Archambault; standing broad jump, Marlene Dol- mage, Joan Preszcator, Kathy Dale; running broad jump, Mar- lene Dolmage, Brenda Archamb- ault, Kathy Dale; high jump, Mar- lene Dolmage, Kathy Dale, Brenda Archambault. Nine and under, race, Elaine Dale, Patsy Ball, Wendy Schneid- er; ball throw, Sandra Buruma, Joyce Roe, Betty Hoggart; stand- ing broad jump, Donna Youngblut, Elaine Dale, Suzanne Dale; run- ning broad jump, Suzanne Dale, Elaine Dale, Donna Youngblut; high jump, Donna Youngblut, El- aine Dale, Jill Goldsworthy. Eleven and under, race, Ruth Bylsma, Ruth Goldsworthy, Donna Lyn Shobbrook; ball throw, Nancy Johnston, Joan Moon, Ruth Golds- worthy; standing broad jump, Jane Albas, Joan Moon, Barbara Mc- Kay; running broad jump, Ruth Goldsworthy, Jane Albas, Deni Gerrits; high jump, Ruth Golds- worthy, Nancy Johnston, Deni Gerrits. Twelve and over, race, Audrey Duizer, Shirley Riley, Jane Kolk- man; ball throw, Carry Wamrnes, Shirley Riley, Reta McMichael; standing broad jump, Shirley Ril- ey, Audrey Duizer, Deanna Dale; running broad jump, Corry Warn- rnes, Deanna Dale, Shirley Riley; high jump, Barbara Duizer, Doily Duizer (tied) Corry Wammes. flume run yo Auxiliary Cumirie gVIENT5 Has Regular Meeting Teen-20-134 1.relelePoXli!ii17c-e gioltiPpfl:r4nY Third Monday each month is the Every Saturday night, dancing to date for the County Home Alma. Paul Cross and his .Orchestra, F. G. Thompson conducted the night, 25-35b 41'.3, meeting at the Home, Mrs. Lions Bingo every Wednesday meeting, on June 15. niers, Jane 18-Bingo in Leg- Ladies ion Memorial gall, Kirk Street, from Myth attended and at 8.30 p.m. 35 regular games at nade arrangements for the birth- $5; Jackpot $59. in 59 numbers; lay party held Wednesday, June 3 door prizes, $2.50 each. Admis, 1.5. Each resident with a zion 50c. 20-tfb birthday in June received a gift. Fri., June 26-Repeat perform- Each month, those who have a ance, Millie Zablocki 3rd ballet 3irthday will be honoured in this 1ereo=clisIttoL eCtoltionHaetsplta7 136m,. nanner, on the third Wednesday, Diary. Adults 50c; children 12 and A penny sale added to the treas- under 25c. 25b .iry and a social half hour was Sat., rune 2.1-Afternoon tea, Spent. sale of baking and novelties, Mrs. More new faces at the nextRees Jenkins' home, 131 Townsend meeting will be welcomed. It is Street. Sponsorr Good Will Club, encouraging to see the interest Wesley-Willis United Church, people are taking in making a lit- Tues., June 30-Special meeting tie more pleasure for the elderly of LO.O.F, Lodge in the lodge folk in the home, rooms. 25b , BROWNIE'S ..., . , ...,...4...,.............__ DRIVE** I N ' , LIMITED ., • , • = , •,, ,4,,,',4, ., „o'....:,-t `er 5>A%' ....,:.*7-- --,t.''''-' Aff c, :'? ,,,-.--,., :.,,,, 4, i,-.4 - -14 '' '''\\ ' , CLINTON-ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County Thursday and Friday - June 25 and 26 - DOUBLE FEATURE - "HOT ROD GANG" JOHN ASHLEY - JODY FAIR - GENE VINCENT "HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS" YVONNE LIME - BRET HALSEY (ONE CARTOON) SATURDAY ONLY - JUNE 27 - DOUBLE FEATURE - "CPUINCANNON FRONTIER SCOUT" (Colour) TONY MARTIN - PEGGY CASTLE "CURSE OF THE FACELESS MAN" RICHARD ANDERSON - ELAINE EDWARDS (ONE CARTOON) i Sunday Mid.Nite and Monday-June 28.29 "PATHS OF GLORY" (Adult Entertainment) KIRK DOUGLAS - ADOLPHE MENJOU (ONE CARTOON) IMI.100000M. Ilk Tuesday & Wednesday - June 30, July 1 "WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION" TYRONE POWER - MARLENE DIETRICH CHARLES LAUGHTON (ONE CARTOON) o Two Shows Nightly - Rain or Clear First Show at Dusk - CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE in WE'RE NOT BLUFFING ,- • Ten New Chevrolets-the popular Biscayne or Bel Air Series now in stock. • If you have a CLEAN car to turn in, we'll give you the best deal in Huron County! • USED TRUCK BUYS '57 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup - $1575 '56 Mercury 1/2 Ton Pickup - $1375 '56 Volkswagen Van - - - - $1150 '51 Studebaker 1/2 Ton Stake with Racks, Lookning for cheap summer driving? We have a number of older models- good transportation-from $250 up. "BETTER" Cars foo - of course. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your v-riencityCHEV.-OLDS, to!,t, /CNEVROr-- LET/ (ANS" I -1 VAUXHALL Dealer HUnter 2-9321- .-- CLINTON Irafr Over 100 Clinton and District People Playing Golf at Bayfielclaainton Course mrrEzrt Local Turf Club Holds Successiu Ten-Heat Twilight Race Meet