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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-09-01, Page 12Winners at RCAF Station Truck Roadeo Drivers at the annual truck roadeo at RCAF Station Clinton face the glaring sun on the parade square. From the left, back row, William Inkley, Albert Schilbe, Jim Nott Jr., Walter Jervis, Gladwin Melick; front row, LAC D. T. A. McDonald, LAC Ted Szwaba, LAC A. B, Venable (top RCAF contestant), Jake Reder (top civilian contestant), and LAC W. C. Crease. (RCAF Photo) singled. Pearson scored himself later in the fifth on a fielder's choice. Gould struck out nine Clin- ton batters in the six innings and walked only two boys. He was one of the smartest pee- wee pitchers seen here this season. McPherson and Dutot shared pitching duties for Clinton, striking out six batters. Beeton AB R Holmes, 2b' 4 0 Hannah, lb 4 0 Gould, p 4 1 Crawley, cf 3 1 Boyce, ss 3 1 Feehley, 3b 3 0 Sedgwick, rf 3 0 McClain, ]f 3 0 Carleton, c 3 0 30 3 H 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 5 Did You Know EVERYBODY WINS WHEN YOU SAVE IN , CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED Be Ready for School Opening on Tuesday, September 6 ZIPPER CASES — in plastic or lea- ther—in red, blue, green, grey, fan, brown, black . . $3.95 to $10.95 Initials in gold leaf on binders FREE up until September 3. PENS — Crusader fountain pen by Waterman - $2.49 Esterbrook fountain pen—pick the nib to suit you .. $3.20 & $4.05 Sheaffer cartridge pen $2.95 Script() fountain pen $1.29 Ball point pens by Papermate, Sheaffer, Waterman, Scripto 39c to $2.79 FREE Name in gold leaf on all pens over $1.95 up to September 3. 3-RING COVERS in linen or plastic in I", 1 1/2 ", 2" 69c to $4.75 REFILLS -- hi loose leaf or book form CRAYON PENCILS — PENCIL CASES TEXT BOOKS Win a Seabreeze Record Player One Chance an every $1.00 wotth of School Supplies purchased in our store to Sept. 3 Page 12-Clinton NeWs-Re ard—Thursday, Sept 1, 1960 Juveniles Oust Southampton In OBA Playdowns by 4-2 Score In Third Game Kinsmen Peewees Defeat Beeton 4-3 In First Game of OBA Playdown Series Clinton AB R Clare Magee, 2b, ss 2 2 Larry Pickett, 3b 2 0 Larry Pearson, cf 3 1 Jim Livermore, c. 3 0 Brad Dutot, ss, p 3 0 Bill Thompson, lb 3 0 Gary Black, rf 2 0 Cam Calquhoun, rf 1 0 Doug McPherson, p, 2b 3 0 Harry Cummings, lf 1 1 23 4 r .h 011 001 0-3 5 100 030 x-4 3 Beeton Clinton Bayfield Principal At Aurora college Summer Course W. Franck, principal of Bayfield Pub- lic School, was one of 56 teachers and princis pals a .at- tendedwhosum- mer school at St. Andrew's College, Aur- a r a from August 15 - ' 26. This was the eighth consecutive summer school in "School supervision and ad- ministration" to be held , here by the Ontario Public School Men Teachers Federation. David G. Dewar, president of the federation, gave the last lecture and distributed the diplomas. He is well- known in this district, being the older son of Mrs. David Dewar, Bayfield. Many of the students had already taken a university course in the early part of the summer, but were Unani- mous in their opinion that this short course had equip- ped them to serve their re- spective communities and the pupils to a greater degree than ever before. Subjects included "Improv- ing the work habits of pupils,", "what every princi- pal should know about read• - ing", "providing for individ- ual differences", "school law," etc. Join The Crowds Music by -"Desjardine Orchestra ADMISSION-7$ cents DANCING Every Friday Night (B,ayfield Correspondent) SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND first 25 Ladies BLUEWATER RANGELAND AT 0 H 0 0 0 3 e 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 The local. Isegion-SPOnsored Juvenile ball , team took their first round in OBA Juvenile "C" .pla,yclowna, beating South- ampton, two games to one, The third game WAS in Southamp- ton last 'Thursday evening, Juveniles To Play Watford Here Saturday at 5 The first game of the second round OBA play- downs for Clinton Juvenile "C" team takes place at the local park Saturday afternoon, September 3 at 5 o'clock against Watford of the Western Counties League. Watford has put Wheatley out this year. In former years Wheatley has been the stumbling block for many Clinton minor ball teams, so this makes Watford appear assa strong team. 0 Labour Day Shoot At Kippen Range (Haman Correspondent) Annual Labour Day Shoot will be held at Kippen, Monday, September 5 at 1 p.m. Special event is a 50 bird handicap event for the Kippen Gun Club Trophy open to all shooters. International and doubles time permitting. Each team had won their home games by big scores, The final game score was 4-2, Charles Bartliff was credited with saving the game for Clink- ton, who went ahead in their half of the inning 4-2. South- ampton, got a single and two walks in the last of the eighth off Roger Cummings, to load the bases. With one out Charl- es I3artliff came in and struck the next man out, then caused the next batter to fly out, He only faced three men in the ninth. The game was featured by four triples, Cooper, Ron Liver- more and Cummings for Clin- ton and Gliddon for Southamp- ton. Clinton AB R H John Jacob, c 4 1 1 Bruce Cooper, of 4 3. 2 Ron Livermore, ss 4 0 2 Charles Bartliff, 2b, p 4 0 0 Larry Powell, If 4 0 1 Pete Garon, lb, 2b 4 0 0 Paul Pickett, 3b „„ 4 1 1 Roger Cummings, p, lb 3 •0 1 Bob Livermore, rf 3 1 0 34 4 8 Southampton AB R H Baux, lb 5 0 0 Gliddon, 3b 3 0 1 Haylow, c 5 0 1 Brown, ss 3 0 1 Huff, p 4 0 0 Masterson, cf 3 0 0 Skeene, rf 3 0 0 Currie, 2b 3 2 0 Greig, If 2 0 0 31. 2 3 r h e Clinton .. 001 000 034 4 8 1 Southampton 000 010 100-2 3 0 Cummings, Bartliff (8) and Jacob; Huff and Haylow. Bob Draper Gets Hole-In-One At Bayfield One of Clinton's top 'athletes has achieved recognition in an- other sport! Bob Draper, who has played on. various Clinton sports teams for the past two decades, scored a hole-in-one at the Clinton - Bayfield Golf Course last Thursday evening. Playing with "Bud" Schoen- hals and son Bruce Schoenbals, Mr. Draper got his ace on the fourth hole, a 225 yard, par four hole. Bob's score for the nine holes was 35 strokes—par for the course. * The good crowds continue at the Bayfield-Clinton course d'e- spite the dried up fairways. But the greens have stood up remarkably well. Mr. Hulls, owner of the pop- ular course, commented last weekend on the honesty and sportsmanship of the many members and guests at his courSe. All claims of lost equipment and other 'articles have been promptly turned in and picked up at his pro shop. On Sunday •afternoon a teenage boy, Peter Masters, of 710 Ayendale‘ St., Kitchener, found a $2 bill at the parking lot, which he promptly turned over to Mr. Hulls. * Another of dhnton's top golf- ers, Jim Graham, claims the longest drive of the season on district courses. Playing last weekend with A, M. Knight and Ken Kirkness, Mr. Gra- ham drove a ball 335 yards off No. 7 tee •at Oakwood Golf Course, Grand Bend. Jim shot a 74 on the par 70 course that day. The above three golfers are from the Clinton Rural Hy- dro office, Brucefield Men Edge Hensall Nine Brucefield men lost a hard- fought game with Hensall soft- ball nine at the village field last week. Final score was 11-10. The next game was played in Hensall under lights last night. Hensal l; Lavery, Harris, Ren- nie, Hyde, Kyle, Shaddick, Cald- well, Britnell, Baker. Brucefield: Jack Broadfoot ss, Fred Lobb lg, Dick St. Louis p, S. Broadfoot 3b, Al Sholdice 2b, Mel Graham c, Fred Flewitt cf, Bob Fotheringham rf, Bob Allan lb. Farming Report (By I). H. Miles, agricultural representative for Huron County) "Grain harvest in the south part of the county is practical- ly completed. Another two weeks will be required for the remainder of the county. White bean harvest has started, fields are ripening nicely with very little disease appearing. "Most of the county is suf- fering from lack of moisture. Some fields of corn are curling because of lack of rain. Pastur- es are dried to almost nothing in mast areas, althotIgh niillt yield is holding up well. Farm- ers are feeding hay." Clinton Kinsmen Peewee baseball team took the first game in OBA playdovvns here last Saturday afternoon, beat- ing Keeton 4-3 in a well-played, well-umpired game. The ret- urn game of the best of three series was played in Beeton last night. Clinton only managed three hits of the fine pitching of Gould. Larry Peaason's two singles accounted for three runs, In the first inning he knocked' in Magee who had walked. Then in the fifth Pear- son drove in McPherson. who had walked and Magee who Brucefield Ladies Tie With Station Brucefield and RCAF Station Clinton women's softball teams played to a 12-all tie at the station sports field on Tuesday night. The fourth inning was the best one for the village team, which earned nine runs. The other three were in the third inning. RCAF: Fisher cf, Toole 2b, Jones 3b, Dame lf, Paulson ss, Boyd c, Ramson lb, Alexander p, Lucas rf. Brucefield: R. MacDonald lb, A. Cormier rf, T. Jones cf, B. Graham p, S. Hargreaves 2b, L. Straughan c, 0. Broadfoot ss, J. Wilson lf, B. Dalrymple 3b. Lady Lawn Bowlers Win Newcombe Prize Clinton rink which included skip Mrs. B. Boyes, Mrs. W. Nott, and Mrs. W. S. R. Hol- mes won the Newcombe trophy and ladies trebles tournament in Clinton on Friday, August 26. The winners had a score of 3, agg. 37 plus 18. Other winners were Mrs. McLeod, Goderich and Mrs. Duvelle, Wingham. 0- HENSALL (MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. George Hess accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Gertrude Powell, Exeter and her cousin Mrs. Clara Sisker, Detroit, at- tended the annual open house at Woodeden Camp on Sunday attended by 1,200 friends and and relatives. They also visited Mrs. Pearl Fowles in St. Tho- mas. G. C. Vais occupied his own pulpit in Carmel Church Sun- day morning last, delivering a splendid discourse. A pleasing duet was sung by Miss Patricia Bell and James Dougall. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall accompanied at the church organ. Save Barn Firemen were called Sunday evening when a straw-covered hut caught ' fire behind the home of Leo Kudriakowski, RR 1, Hensall. A group of chil- dren had been playing inside the six-foot high shack with mat c he s, Mr. Kudriakowski said. No one was hurt, Firemen kept the blaze from spreading towards the barn which housed several chickens and there was no damage ex- cept to the hut. A strong Wind wag blowing towards the barn at the time. COMING EVENTS Wednesday Neon l.. a Chance to place advertisements in this column, Phone before 12.30 p.m. 41.x-tfb Thurs. Sept. 1 — BINGO in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk St., at 8,30 p.m. 15 reatdar games for $5; 1 game for $25; 3 share- the wealth, games; Jackpot; $56 in 56 numbers, 3 Door prizes, $2.50 each. Admission 50c, 22tfb Wednesday, Sept. 7 — Local Association to Guides and Brownies meeting, Legion Hall, 8.30 P.m. All interested moth- ers please attend. 35b HARBOURLITE INN, Gode- rich (formerly the Pay) this week: Final Friday night Hi- Teen Dance of the summer. Saturday night, holiday dance with Monte Snyder M.C. broad- cast on CKNX radio 10.10 to 11 p.m. Commencing September 10 and every Saturday night Hi- Teen dance with Monte Snyder. 35b Varna Loses Two Games; Will Have Game Under Lights Varna softball team lost two games during the past week. However, they were the best played contests in Varna •this year. The men look smart in their new uniforms, and the playing field has been graded So that the game is helped con- siderably. Brucefield 10—Varna 7 Last Saturday night Bruce- field won a see-saw battle, with a final score of 10-7. Varna: Jim Consitt cf, Bob Turner 3b, Ivan McClymortt rf and 2b in 5th, Barry Taylor lb, Bill Taylor lf, Mac Webster ss, Bill Consitt c, Gordon Johnston p, Eric Chuter 2b, Bob Web- ster rf (5). Brucefield: Vic Hargreaves 2b, Jack Broadfoot and Doug Nor- ris ss, Mel Graham c, Al Shol- dice rf, Dick St. Louis p, Jim Nott lb, Stewart Boyce If, Fred Flewitt cf, Bill McAndrews 3b. Hensel! 12—Varna 6 Monday, August 29 at Varna field. Hensall : B. Clark lf, J. Hyde 2b, Rermie lb, Lavender c, Flyn p, Kyle ss, Britnell cf, McKin- non 3b, Baker rf. Varna: J. Consitt cf, R. Turn- er 3b, M. Webster ss, B. Taylor lb, W. Taylor lf, G. Johnston p, W. Consitt c, A. Hayter rf, R. Webster at (5), E. Chuter 2b. Varna plays Kippen Thurs- day, September 1; under the lights in Hensel). on Friday, September 2 and Brucefield on Saturday, September 3. The game in Hensall will be the first time under lights for the Varna boys. Kindness IS a . language the Sure is a difference between'. ratite can Speak and the deaf 'pad, sound reasons and .reas- ean hear, ,0114 that sound good. Agr BROWNIE'S CLINTON. ONTARIO Thursday and Friday — Sept. 1 and 2 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "WINDOMS "CAMP ON WAY" BLOOD ISLAND" (COLOUR) Adult Entertainment Peter Finch -- Mary Ure Carl Mohner - Andre Morrell (ONE CARTOON) Saturday Only — Sept. 3 "ONCE MORE WITH FEELING" (COLOUR) YuI Brynner -- Kay Kendall "WONDERS OF ONTARIO" (Colour Subject) (ONE CARTOON) ==== ==== ==== ==== Sunday Midnite and Monday—Sept. 4-5 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "DADDY-O" "ROADRACERS" Dick Contino Sandra Giles Sally Fraser Alan Dinehart Jr. (ONE CARTOON) . Tuesday and Wednesday—Sept. 6-7 "CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE" Virginia McKenna -- Jack Warner (ONE CARTOON) — TUESDAY IS BARGAIN NIGHT --- — $1.25 Admits a Carload on Tuesday Nights --- - - - at Brownie's Drive-In Theatre — ==== ThurSday and Friday—Sept. 8-9 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "THE KILLERS OF "BECAUSE KILIMANJARO" THEY'RE YOUNG" (Colour) (Cinemascope) Dick Clark Robert Taylor - Anne Aubrey Victoria Shaw (ONE CARTOON) FIRST SHOW AT DUSK — TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY ADMISSION: 65c . Children under 12 in Cars Free Clinton OPERATING UNDER GOVERNMENT CHARTER and GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION CURRENT INTEREST RATE-4% Per Annum SAFETY—Free Life Insurance on Savings up to $2,000 IMMEDIATE• AVAILABILITY taft, sn, '-Vglerap 111/ . s'A*UM.Mtgra.StagiNtaga0g6''' FREE PEN On every Purchase of $5,00 or over McEwan's SHOP AT Ontario NOTICE to C.D.C.I. BUS STUDENTS All buses except the one running from Blyfh to the RCAF Station Clinton, will pick up students one hour later than usual on Tuesday, Sept. 6, so as to arrive at CDCI a+ 1.45. Buses will be leaving CDC1 a+ 12.10 and students will not need to bring lunches on opening day. D. John Cochrane, P 58 59 VITUDIALL OWNERS If you own a '58 or '59 VAUXHALL Super you can now Trade For ONLY: $495.00 ('59 to '60) $695.00 (.158 to '60) plus any extra reconditioning on your trade-in Super Series 4 Door Sedan • We have a fresh new stock in assorted colours.