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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-06-30, Page 10Juveniles Win Last Night Clinton Legion Juvenile base- ball team won their game in Goderich last night (Wednes- day) by default, when Goderich failed to field fa full team, But Clinton coach Gordon. lelacDon- ald loaned Goderich some of their extra players' and played an exhibition game which Clin- ton won 7-2, Goderich man- agement assured Clinton that they would have a full team down to Clinton on Saturday evening for the return game. Juveniles Begin Season With Two Victories Goderich Juveniles will meet the Legion sponsored' Juvenile nine in Clinton on Saturday ev- ening at 6.30 p.m. The locals have had a good start to the season, winning two games from Seaforth with scores of 13-5 and 8-2. These are good games, full of the best in minor baseball, and the young men need your support. New backstops at the diamond in Clinton Community Park have been erected this year, and the field put in top condition. Enjoy an evening out of doors at the ball park. In Saturday's game at Sea- forth, only two Clinton players hit safely, John Jacob and Ron Livermore each getting two singles each. Clinton had four hit batsmen and ten walks to account for their runs. Charles . Bartliff struck out eight Sea- forth men in the seven-finning game. Clinton: John Jacob c, Bul- cher 2b, Ron Livermore ss, Charles Bartliff p, Paul Pick- ett 3b, Lockhart rf, Mills rf in 3rd, Ken Engelstad lb, Ralph Glew ef, John Cooper cf in 3rd, Budd Boyer rf in 6th, Roger Cummings lf, Larry Powell If in 3rd. Brownie "Starflash" Outfit [TUESDAY WEDNESDAY July 12.13 ADDED ATTRACTION-Exclusive Showing of FIRST SHOW AT DUSK - TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY ADMISSION: 65c unless otherwise advertised Children under 12 in Cars Free Patterson vs. Johansson Fight NEW CARS A selective stock in Chevrolet, Corvair, and Envoy (by Vauxhall) One Only-4 cyl. ENVOY STATION WAGON Top trade allowance for your present car convenient GMAC terms-no payments until August. Lorne Brown Motors e Page 10, Clinton News-Record-Thursday, June 30, 1960 RCAF Public School Promotions Kinsmen Peewees Win First Two Schedule Games Clinton Kinsmen Peewee Stars won the first two gairtes. in their WOAA schedule over the weekend. On ,Saturday evening the local Peewees defeated New Hamburg 5-1 at 'Hamburg with Doug. McPherson etrileing out eight in the seven inning game, Larry Pickett collected half of Clinton's six hits; other hitters being Brad Dutot, Doug Proc- tor and McPherson. Catcher was Jim Livermore, Clinton 22 Hensel]. 2 In Community Park here Monday evening the Kinsmen team practically scored at will, when they downed Hensall 22- 2. Clinton used 17 players in the error-filled game, with Doug McPherson again pitch-. ing. Clinton goes to Mitchell on July 1st. Next home games will be at 6.30 on Monday ag- ainst Seaforth, and Exeter here on Thursday evening, July 7. WIN GODERICH TOURNEY Archie Townsend and Walter Heitman, Goderich Lawn. Bow- ling Club, captured the Carling Trophy with 3 wins plus 31 in a doubles •tournament here. Other winners were Joe Dor- ch and Ed. Sengle, Waterloo, 3 wins plus 24; E. Harris and J. Baker were third. B. Lawrence and J. Cotton, 5th; W. New- combe and Robert Vodden fin- ished in sixth. 1 1` VISIT THE REAL LIVING SANTA May 24 to Thanksgiving Fun For All The Family CHILDREN 14 years and under accompanied by parent FREE 9.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. SANTA'S VILLAGE, 26-32b Bracebridge, Ont. Brucefield Men Replace Packers In Softball League Brucefield men's softball team, organized only •two weeks ago has replaced Canada Pack- ers entry in the Clinton Town Softball League. The new entry plays the reportedly strong Hy- dro team at 7 p.m. on July 1 at CDCI campus. Earlier in the day, at three o'clock, the Kinsmen plays the champion Legion nine in the league open- er. Canada Packers felt they could not field a contending team. The revised schedule is print- ed below; July 1-Kinsmen vs. Legion at 3 p.m. 1-Hydro vs, Brucefield at 7.00 p.m. 5-Brucefield vs. Kinsmen 7-Legion vs. Hydro i 2-Hydro vs. Kinsmen 14-Legion vs. Brucefield 19-Legion vs. Kinsmen 21-Brucefield vs. Hydro 26-Kinsmen vs. Brucefield 28-Hydro vs. Legion August 2-Kinsmen vs. Hydro 4-Brucefield vs. Legion O Veteran Athlete Fred Elliott Wins Legion Golf Fred Elliott and Len Arnston tied at 79 strokes each. Sunday afternoon in Clinton Legion's first invitation tournament of the season. Twenty-nine play- ers took in the tourney at the Bayfield-Clinton Golf Club. It took Mr. Elliott, a former professional hockey player, only one extra hole to win the low net match. Elliott, Arnston and Jim Gra- ham came in with 82 in low gross play. Gordon Dalgliesh proved to be the most honest golfer of the day. A dinner was served by the course owners, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Hulls to 21 of the compet- ing golfers in mid-afternoon. Presentation of prizes took place at this time. All participants received a prize. Another tourney will be held in September before the Legion Cup match later in the month. Len Arnston of the Legion sports committee, assisted by Bill Harris were in charge of this first tournament. Mrs. Nott Skips Winning Rink Wins Irwin Trophy The Clinton Ladies Lawn Bowling Club held their an- nual Irwin Trophy Tournament on Wednesday afternoon, June 22. Ladies attended from For- est, Tavistock, Wingham, Gode- rich and Seaforth, as well as from the local club. Winners of the Irwin Trophy were Mrs. Wes Nott, skip; Mrs. M. J. Ffiliott, vice skip and Mrs. Harold Wettlaufer, lead. Second prize went to Mrs. Charles Quehl's team from Tavistock. Third to Mrs. Ar- chie Townsend's team from Goderich and fourth to Miss Mitchell's team from Wingham. The occasion happened to be the 56th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Nott, which made it even a happier event for Mrs. Nott to skip her team and win the trophy. Brucefield Takes Hard Win From Kippen Ball Team Brueefield Softball team won a hard fought battle with Kip- pen on Saturday night on the village playing field on Drew Swan's farm. Bob Fathering- ham won the game with a home run which brought in two runs, at a time when Bruce- field nine was one run behind. Final score was 9-8. Brucefield: Victor Hargrea- ves, 2b; Kenneth Scott, rf; Stewart Hunt, 31a; Stewart Broadfoot, p; Fred McGregor, cf; Melvin Graham, c; Jack Broadfoot, lb; Stewart Wilson, If; Robert Fotheringham, ss. Kippen: Shorty Caldwell, bf; Jack Cooper, lf; Bob Caldwell, ib; Grant McGregor, c; Lloyd Cooper, 2b; Laird Finlayson, ss; Vern Aldeedice, rf; Jim McGregor, 3b; Keith Lovell, p. Jack Broadfoot was top scorer hi the game with three runs to his credit; Vic Har- greaves, Mel Graham and Jim McGregor each had two. Sing- les were earned by Stewart Broadfoot, Bob Fotheringham, Shorty CaldWell, Jack Cooper, Bob Caldwell, Lloyd Cooper, Laird Finlayson, Vern Alder- diee. Possibilities are that a vil- lege league will play this sum- tier, With teams from Kipper!, Heneall, Varna and Brucefield' taking part Also Brttcefield has stedepted an invitation from Clintoh to enter the town Yeager ue here, The Canada Packers entry has not been formed, and a fourth Was needed' to fill out Following are the promotion lists as released by C. A. Trott, principal of A/V/11,1 Hugh. Campbell Public School, RCAF Station Clinton: From Grade 8 to Grade 9 James Baker, Gail Bennett, Elaine Brodeur, Lynn Brown, Andrea Buck, Brian Burbridge, Betty Bylsrna, Maaike BYIsma, Kathleen Cameron, Robert Chenery, Sharon Daum, Carol Ann Dodd, Ann Ellis, Joan FY- vie, Phyllis Fyvie, Jocelyn Gau- det, Arnold George, Gary Gillis, Andrew Gillean, Brenda Hal- ward, Marilyn Jackson, Patri- cia Johnston, Brenda Kennedy, Wayne Kennedy, Gordon Log- an, Michelle McKenzie, Patricia McKenzie, Christine Muise, Barry Penner, Clare Vincent, Cheryl Woolcox, Yvonne Pig- eon, Marchie Stewart. -Teacher, Garnet Harland. From Grade 7 Wayne Beaupre, Robert Bel- cher, Deborah Buck, Linda Cole, Craig Collier, Gail Coombs, Gerry Crockett, Hil- ary Crockett, Barbara Curran, Patricia Dunham, Susan Fretts, Pierre Gaudet, Kenneth Geiger, Ruth Goldsworthy, Robb Hare rington, Kevin Henley, Gail Hopaluk, lelaldvvyn Jones, June MacDonald, Robert MacDonald, Keith Mattinson, Brian Nelson, Louise Nickerson, Karen Rad- fold, Dennis Rogers, Brian Smith, Gerald White, Joanne Penner. -Teacher, Maitland E. Ed- gar. Roel Buffinga, Patsy Burns, Lee Ellis, Robert Earner, Di- ane Geisler, Janet Hall, Shar- on Hodges, Fred Ludwig, Bob McCool, Marie Paul, Ronald Plumsteel, Carol Robichaud, Pamela Servos, Audrey van Baaren, Jane Wilson. From Grade 6 Judy Boys, Brian Crockett, Ernie Fafard, Doreen Forrest, Ronald Forner, Judy Hudson, Carolyn Langelle, Pat Langel- le, Brian Mermen, Judy Pare, Gordon Pfrimmer, Donald Wil- liams. -Teacher, A. G. Baker. Lenora Babcock, Cheryl Barnes, Carolyne Curran, Bil • - ly Danberger, Rodney Daum, Gerald Durnin, Mike George, Geoffrey Gillean, Bob Harland, Billy Hatch, Paula Henderson, Robin Hoyer, Bonnie Jaquith, Harold Johnston, Judy Johnston, Douglas Marmen, Patricia Mc- Cafferty, Paul McKenzie, Thomas Newell, Arnold Pfrim- mer, Robert Robichaud, Ken- neth Sibbert, Roy Smith, Allen Voth, Michael Wheelhouse, Betty Wilson. -Teacher, Joan. M. Walsh. From Grade 5 Mike Besharah, Patsy Cal- ver, Penny Crockett, Gerald Grolier, Bruce Dodd, Janet Du- mayne, Robert Dunkin, Bruce Fairbairn, Ricky Fafard, Mich- ael Fisher, Gary Geiger, Dar- rell Gilks, Carol Harrington, Teri Henley, Terry Herbert, Melvin Hohner, Robert Hopa- luk, Sharon MacDonald, Billy MacKay, Maureen McCafferty, Walter Morrow, John Oliver, Stephen Pierce, Susanne Robi- chaud, Susan Ramsay, Debra Smith, Louise Stewart, David Terre), Dauna Torrance, Jim Vannier, Robert Petersen, Judy Bush. -Teacher, M. McCurdy. From Grade 4, 5 Heather Anderson, Carol Ann Crockett, Karen Daum, Sharon Gilles, Terry Halward, Rhys Jones, Brenda Langille, Janet Mattinson, Danny Perkins, Doris Pigeon, Barbara Scott, James Stewart. From Grade 4 Louise Betts, Susan Boys, Patty Doll, Sandra Hamilton, Marie Harrington, Wayne Hod- ges, Colleen Hudson, Nancy Nelson, Sidney Oliver, John Paul, Alexa Stamm, Cheryl Stockford, Donald Wilkes. -Teacher, Miss Edythe Bea- com. Jeanne Culver, Wendy Carew, Wesley Chambers, Joanne Durnin, Florence Foote, Gregory Fretts, Joe Fy- vie, Charlotte Gray, Tom Hark- ness, Mary Beth Harland, Gary McKay, Betty Ann. McLaren, Bill 3/false, Carol leausell, Rus- sell Stewart, Linda Teranseki, Sandra Walsh, Patty Lou Wil- liams. -Teacher, Helen Bettye, From Grade 3 Sharon Cameron, Susan Cole, Isobel Dumayne, Janet Fafaxd, Billy Hall, David Hatch, Bren- da Ludwig, Christine Pare, Harry Pfrimmer, Marianne Phinney, Dennis Barnes, Kathy Brown, Linda Collier, Gary Cote, Sue Curran, Sharon Dan- berger, Suzanne Doll, Rickey Foote, Linda Forrest, Andre Gaudet, Kathryn Jones, Coleen Newell, Robert Paul, Denis Pelletier, Linda Ramsay, Keith Smith, Guy Vannier, Brenda Voth, Billy Wilson. -Teacher, Marion Triebner. Charles• Anderson, Linda Babcock, David Betts, Rorie Bruce, Gregory Bush, Mark Craig, Derek Fairbairn, Peter Filion David Fyvie, Basil George, Brian George, Frances Gilchrist, Larry Gray, Barry Guerard, Paul Guerard, Derek Herbert, Bryan Ludwig, Jean- ette Robichaud, Mary Jane Southgate, Patty Stamm, Ricky Terrio, Bobby Torrance, Ste- phen Wheelhouse, Margaret Wilson. -Teacher, B. Nicholson. From Grade 2 Laura Anderson Michael Brazeau, Michael Burke, Don- ald Cameron, Charles Chamb- ers, Susan Crozier, Douglas Curran, Peter Fisher, Paul Gaudet, Carol Geiger, Mark Geisler, Dennis Gray, Gay Hen- ley, Trudy MacKay, Denis Mc- Kenzie, Patricia Phinney, Lin- da Pigeon, Ewen Ramsay, Eliza- beth Robertson, Michael Roots, Steven Sibbert, Roger Swet- nam, Teddy Thompson, Bever- ly Voigt, Pauline Walsh. -Teacher, Agnes lefulrooney. Michel Belanger, Ray Besh- arah, Bobby Betts, Kevin Buck, Patsy Burns, Cameron Calvem, Peter Deane, Harold Ellis, Les- lie Fehr, Jimmy Gillette, Wayne Green, Patty Hardy, Marion Hohner, Peter Johnson, Carol Kerr, Jimmy Koshul, Bobby Langille, Betty MacDon- ald, Colleen McCafferty, Peter Oliver, Shirley Peterson, Susan Orr, Edna Stewart, Debra Wade, Paulette Walsh, Gary Zahn. -Teacher, Grace Anderson. From Grade 1 Ricky Brown, Donald Cur- ran, Jill Fairbairn, Walter Gilchrist, Kenneth Hall, Rober- ta Henley, Elizabeth Jackson, Brenda Jaquith, Laurie Lam- ble, Donald Robichaud, David Roots, Tom Smith, Karen Ste- venson, Martin MacDougall, Theresa Young, Rod Vannier, Colleen Voth, Christine Wheel- house, Richard Williams, Jim Servos, Debbie Burbrid'ge, Laura Pare. -Teacher, Mrs. Gladys Tal- bot. Ross Anderson, Bobby Burns, Nicole Caller, Tommy Dan- berger, Bonnie Lou Dodd, Bruce Dakin, Billy Fleming, Brian Hynes, Doris Johnson, Judy Johnson, David Lebedo- vieh, Douglas Luten, Ken Mar- men, John McKenzie, Nancy Ow, Mark Paul, Jimmy Rausch, Douglas Southgate, Debbie Stack, Barry Stock-ford, Cath- erine Thompson, Michael Tur- anski, Marrianne Hamilton. -Teacher, Mrs. Margaret Rogerson. From Kindergarten Craig Anderson, Richard Blundell, Steven Besharah, Keith Buck, Lorene Bush, Brian Burke, Jimmy Chalmers, Margaret Carew, Claud Carier, Deborah Daum, Barbara Da- kin, Robby Dick, Richard Du- buc, Kent Folks, Dianne Fil- ian, Dale Greer, Ricky Greer, Carl George, Thersa Gray, Mitchell Gillette, Christine Grenier, Ruth Harkness, Stev- en Hird, Wendy Hynes, Angela Hacking, Russell Harrington, David Johnson, Patricia Lebed- ovich, Ricky Luten, Robert Le- febrne, Jerry MacDonald, Ca- thy McInnis, Cathy McDoug- all, Linda McLaren, Kathryn. Michalski, Robin Mitchell, Jen- olfer Mattinson, Norma .Navea, Nancy Navel), Timothy Oliver, Jacqueline Pelletier, Jimmy Perkins, Clare Ramsay, Cheryl Scott, Joan. Slater, Dianne Stewart, Patricia Sutton, Bet- ty Senger, Walter Voth, Voigt, Lynn Westover, Vicki Wilson, Barbara Wheel- house, Deanna Wade, Ruth Young, Michael Zahn, -Teacher Mrs. June Irving. COMING EVENTS Tuesday Noon - Last Chance to place advertisements in this column. Phone before 12.30 p,m. 41x-tfb Thursday, June 30-Bingo in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk St., at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular games for $5; 1 game for $25; 3 share- the wealth games; Jackpot: $56 in 56 numbers; 3 door priz- es, $2.50 each. Admission 50c. 22-tfb Harbourlite Inn, Goderich- (formerly the Pay) Hi-Teen re- cord dance every Friday night with Johnny Brent, CKNX disc jockey. A dance to remember every Saturday night, Ron Brown and his Orchestra. Voc- als by Jack Levy. 26 to 35b Friday, July 1-Annual Sup- per, cold plate, turkey and ham, United Church basement, Bayfield, 5-7.30 p.m. Admission $1.25. Children 75c. 26-p Saturday, July 2-Dance at Bayfield Pavilion, Huronic Re- bekah Lodge. 24&26b Wed. July 6-Reception for Mr. •and Mrs. Bruce Walker (nee Ethel Machan). Seaforth Legion Hall, Norris Orchestra. Everyone Welcome. 26-b Court At Goderich • Deals With Cases A charge of ;assault levelled at a 66-year-old Bayfield man was dismissed by Magistrate Glenn Hays in magistrate's court, Goderich, last Thursday. Joseph Kelly pleaded not guilty to the charge which arose out of a fracas with 42- year-old Neil Errington, of Stratford. Errington told the court he sold Kelly •a refriger- ator two years ago and had on- ly received two payments of $20 on it in the interim. He said he went to see Kelly about the money owing last Sunday and received a black eye and injured lip after a verbal ex- change with Kelly. Used Left Hand Kelly said "I nailed him with my left hand while he held my right arm 'around a verandah post." Frederick Telford, Bayfield, was convicted of having liquor in a place other than his resi- dence on May 19, and was fin- ed $20. Farming Report (By D. H. Miles, agricultural representative for Huron County) Haying is progressing favour- ably in some areas of the county while intermittent show- ers are curtailing operations in other areas. Corn, beans, sugar beets are making excellent pro- gress. Spring grain is begin- ning to head on early sown fields. Showers are keeping pas- tures fresh. Exeter Juniors To Erect Signs At Huron Boundaries Work of installing signs at 12 main entrances into Huron County, was approved by Huron County Council meeting in God- erich this month, One sign has already been erected, just south Of Exeter, Eby members of the Exeter Junior Formers, who, exPeet;proceed with tbe other signs as soon as possible. County Council approved the expense of MO for the pur- pose, including the $50 already allocated for the purpose, They approved a suggestion by the agrieultural committee, headed by Valentine Becker, Dashwood, Reeve of Hay, that the word "County" be added to the pre- sent sign design, 'Clinton Do You Know AV< How To Save ? , > Decide how much you are, 'willing to save, then save this amount REGULARLY every payday. Bor- row when you need cash; don't disturb your sav- ings. Save an extra dollar when you make each loan payment. That's the secret of saving-keep your savings account continuously growing. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED tion Includes Camera, new compact Kodak Supermite Flash Holder, six latest-type AG-1 Flash Bulbs, two penlite batteries, neckstrap, and two rolls of Kodak VP620 Film. Camera has both waist and eye-level finders, zone focusing, automatic film-advance Stop, double exposure preven- Kodak "Pony II" Camera Outfit Brownie "Starflex" Outfit Brownie "Twin 20" Outfit cEwares New 35 mm indoor-outdoor slide mak- ing outfit with budget priced Pony II Camera f/3.9 lens, Simple zone focus- Mg, double exposure prevention, easy loading, Includes Pocket Flashholder, Pocket Viewer, 8 M2 flash bulbs, bat- teries and 1 roll 13520 film. $47.50 Camera makes colour slides as well as black and white snaps on 127 film. Has built-In flash reflector. Outfit comes complete with 4 M2 bulbs, two penlite batteries and one roll 127 film Takes all three-2x2 inch color slides, black and white or color snapshots in 127 film size. Uses Kodak Ekta- chrome, Kodacolor or Verechrome Pan film. Has big hooded reflex-type viewfinder Ontario $19.50 $12.45 $19.50 or GEORGE WRAITH GODERICH PHONE JA 4.9934 your Massey-Form/sett Deafer befOre July 13th, so that identlfleation patties can be tuned, 26.27-b with Charlie Chamberlain Marg Osborne and The Buchta Dancers at the Western Fair Grounds, London A full two hour program will begin promptly at 2.30 p.m'. featuring the Don Messer Jubilee and a product presentation (of Massey-Ferguson Machinery). 5.00 p.m.- Barbecue Supper. For further Information on how farmers can attend free of charge see: ROVES FARM SUPPLY SEAFORTH PHONE 110 MASSEY-FERGUSON DAY Friday, July 22nd Mark this day on your calendar and plan to attend the DON MESSER JUBILEE Limited KeVdite, t % NV: CLINTON. 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