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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-09-07, Page 10Page 10--Clinton News-Record Thurso SW, rOsii mopERN84.14,Y. .E Clinton Automatic Bowling Lanes Opening Next Wednesday Evening New Holes In Use At Golf course Local golfers who play at the Bayfield Clinton Golf Course are now finding their scores to be much higher. This can be accounted for by the : fact that the course has been lengthened considerably, Owner Fred Hulls acquired some property adjacent to the erigmal eourse and expanded the course en this land. By add- ing three new holes,. dispens- ing with .one former hole and combining two others, the course was lengthened from 2,480 yards. to 3,200 yards. The second green has been discarded and the original sec- ond and third boles combined to make one 525 yard, par five hole, The original .eigth hole, was discarded' and the three new holes added to make the present course. The new additions, as well as making the course longer, add to the appearance by their picturesque setting. Mr. Hulls reports that the present course is the layout he had in mind when he first started the course a few years ago. Galbraith Radio & TV CLINTON - HU 2-3841 SERVICE REPAIR For A TV Expert Just Call HU 2-3841 GIFTS RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS APPLIANCES RECORDS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS JEWELLERY London Man Wins Kippen Shoot On Labor Day Charlie Parkinson, of Lon. don, won the Kippen Gun Club Trophy at the annual Labour Day shoot At Kippen Sunday. parkinson. had 45 out of 50 targets, and. beat Jack St, Thomas, Who had the same score in a shootoff. John Anderson, Hensall 'had 44 out of 50, and Harry Melb- erg, Exeter, had 43 out of 50. In the special 25 bird handi- cap, Zellas and Parkinson each had 24 out of 25 with the for- mer winning in as ..shootoff, George McAteer, St. Thomas,. and Anderson each had 22 out of 25, COMING EVENTS Wednesday Noon -- Last Chance to place advertisements in this column, Phone before 12,30 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 7 - BINGO in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular games for $5; 1 game for $25; 3 Share - the - Wealth games; Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers, Three door prizes, $2,50 each. Admission 50c. 19tfb Tues., Sept. 12-Huron Fish and Game Bingo. Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers, 3 door prizes. Wed., Sept. 27-CWL of. St. Joseph's Church, Clinton, are holding the annual rectory tea at the rectory, 123 James St. from 2-5 pm. 36-7-8b BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD, CLINTON THUR., FRI., SAT., MON. September 7-8-9-11 "The Alamo (Colour) John. Wayne, Laurence Harvey, Richard Widmark (No Cartoon) TUES. and WED. September 12-13 "Watch Your Stern" Eric Barker, Kenneth Connor (One Cartoon) Next Show: Double 'Feature "THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY" and "Passport To China" 9, Teapot Sets make a nice gift A Heatmaster Product TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET - In pearl tone trimmed with gold $5.95 Set TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET - Flower design and gold squares $5.95 Set TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET -- Pear!tone base with gold leaf design $5.95 Set TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET - Striped in yellow and gold scroll $5.95 Set TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET - Pink ground with pink rose and blue flowers $5.50 Set TEAPOT, CREAM and SUGAR SET Orange and green modern design - Small Size $3.25 Set MUSICAL TEAPOT - Yellow ground with gold relief design $3.25 each 1 WINNERS OF PRIZES on School Draw [ PEN and PENCIL-Brenda Halward, RCAF Station Clinton BULOVA RADIO -Carol Wallis, RR 1, Bayfield PEN -Elaine Brown, Clinton, Ontario McEwaffs Clinton Ontario Your Headquarters for School Supplies THE OWNER AND MANAGEMENT OF Clinton Automatic Bowling Lanes invites Everyone to The Official Opening of the Modern 8 Lane Bowling Centre on Wednesday, September 13, at 7 p.m. GORDIE TAPP Star of the CBC Television Show "Country Hoedown" will be Master of Ceremonies for the Opening and will put on his "Cousin Clem" act during the evening. 0 q 0 Abe Collingwood. Canadian Singles 5-Pin Bowling Champion will put on a display and bowl against Hughie Mc- Gillivray, Manager of the Mitchell Bowling Alley, who was runner-up in last year's Canadian Finals. CI D q Also present will be Brunswick Bowling Instructors and Officials Everybody Invited to Come and Join in Pun! t Ottr Bowling Centre was planned for the Pleasure and Convenience of the entire family, Phone Manager "Bud" Hayter, res, HU 2.9083, office, HU 2-7711, for' further information on opening, or any bowling information, CLINTON AUTOMATIC BOWLING LANES "Red" Scott "Cid" Hayter Owner Manager • Still time to enter a tedm or a complete league at our modern recreation centre on Victoria Street. To make Bowling a treat as well as a feat, we offer you Every 13°0- ing Convenience. YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN CLINTON COM- MUNITY CREDIT UNION AND ENYOY THE WONDERFUL SECURITY WHICH IS WAIT- ING THERE FOR ALL WHO ARE MEMBERS. ONE person in every EIGHT in CANADA belongs to a CREDIT UNION. OVER 2,000 in our area belong to CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION and there is room for YOU. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED Guardian Maintenance 20 POINT TUNE-UP SPECIAL 1. Tighten Cylinder Head and Manifold 2. Clean and Inspect High Tension Wires 3. Clean, Set or Replace Spark Plugs 4. Test and Record Cylinder Compression 5. Clean Fuel Bowl and Screen 6. Test Fuel Pump Pressure 7. Clean and Set or Replace Dist. Points 8. Reset Ignition Timing 9. Adjust Carburetor External 10. Clean and Re-oil Air Cleaner 11. Clean Battery Terminals 12. Test Condition of Battery 13. Clean and Set Voltage Regulator 14. Adjust Fan Belt Tension 15. Test Starter Operation 16. Free Up Manifold Heat Riser 17. Test Windshield Wiper Operation 18. Test Windshield Washer Operation 19. Test all Lights; Replace Necessary Bulbs 20. Road Test Vehicle KNOWLEDGE OF THE PRODUCT INSURES OWNER SATISFACTION 4 Cyl $6.00 6 Cyl. $1.50 8 cyL. $10.50 Plus Parts CI AMIN Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEV. OLDS. ENVOY DEALER CLINTON, ONTARIO Phone Minter 2-9321 BARTLIFF STARS IN SECOND GAME Next Wednesday evening, (September 13) at 7 O'clock, Clinton district folk are invited to the official, opening of Clin- ton's newest business, Owner W. "Red" Scott and manager G. L. "Bud" Hayter ,have arranged for a ribbon cut- ting ceremony at seven, fol- lowed by professional enter- tainment, Gordie Tapp, the popular master of ceremonies on the CBC-TV "Country Hoedown" show will emcee the opening ceremony a n d entertainment. He has promised to put on his hilarious "Cousin Clem" act. Champion Bowler Also on hand will be Abe Collingwood, the 30-year-old Toronto bachelor, who is Can- ada's five-pin bowling champ- ion. Abe was 1960 Canadian champion; an all-star champ- ion in the Hamilton region in 10.b(3i :444 on Canada's 1.954 championship bowling bowling team His three-game total is =3, high single 415, and his all-time average is over .250, Mr. CpUingwood will bowl a game against Hughie Mcgilliv- ray, a former star athlete in Stratford, who is now manager of 13.ea" Scott's automatic bowling lines in Mitchell, Mr, McGillivray was runner-up in the Canadian singles champion- ships last year. Even if you are not a bowl- er, Mr. .-layter suggests you come out and see the new mod'- ern recreation centre on Vie- toria Street. The main feature of the new lanes is the auto- mastic pin-setters which will be explained to the gathering, By allowing Clinton Bantam ball team only six hits in 17 innings of baseball, Ingersoll easily won the two-game OBA Bantam "B" playdown series. Last Night's Game Clinton never got a hit until the sixth inning at Clinton Community Park last night. Then it was too late as Inger- soll had run up a 5 - 0 lead in five and one-half innings. Swim Pool Open On Saturday The last chance 'to swim at the pool in Clinton Community Park will be this coming Sat- urday. The Pool will be open and supervised from 2 to 4.30 in the afternoon and from 7 to 8.15 in the evening. But season's tickets will be invalid, and regular adult and children's rates will be charged. The pool,has been closed since Sunday afternoon. O LEGION SPORTS Branch Active in Golf And Minor Baseball Much time at the August Legion meeting was taken up in sports discussions, both sp- onsored minor baseball and member participation sports. The branch match play golf tournament is now i nto the third round. Members are re- quested to complete their gam- es as soon as possible, and post winner on board. The Legion invitation tourney is being held at Oakwood Course, Grand Bend on Sep- tember 17. President Graham is defending champion. The district golf 'tourney is at Rockway course, Kitchener, on September 24. If a Clinton team makes a good showing, the branch authorized expens- es for a four-man team to go to the provincial tournament at Chippewa, Doug Andrews reported on his juvenile baseball team now in Ontario playdowns. He ask- ed for more help in transpor- tation and gatekeepers at home games. Entries are now being accep- ted at the hall for a match play shuffleboard tournament. Zone Meeting Here October 1 Zone Coaranander Doug An- drews asked his home branch of the Canadian Legion, at Monday's last regular -meeting ing, to give him full support at his first zone meeting in Clinton Legion, Hall on OctOber 1. President ,Dames' Graham thanked Mr. Andrews for his efficient handling of the branch sponsOired Juvenile ball team now in• Ontario playdowus. The meeting authorized pan. chase of electrical equipment from EXerter branch to be 'used in malting the present dumb waiter at the hall electrically operated. Len Hearers name Was &taint for the $5 attendance prize; he not being present next month's prize will be for $10. 3:3ud Seltoenbads won the regu- lar monthly drat. Only Four Teams Left In OBA Juvenile "B" Clinton Legion Juveniles 4011 slated to play the win- per of the Bownaanville- ISierriton series, in the OBA Juvenile "B" semi- finals this weekend. Ant- Iterstburg is the only other team in the running, This is Clinton's first year in "B" classification and gives fans an oppor- tunity to see teams from much larger towns than in previous years. Watch for posters an- nouncing future games, be- cause play-offs are arrang- on a day or two notice. feet bunts. Ron Livermore collected two singles. Pickett, Jacob and Bruce Cooper, all singled, r h e Hagersville 000 000 011-2 7 4 Clinton - 031 000 00x-4 9 3 Hagersville: J. Mehienbach- er, Cassidy (2) and P. Runion; Clinton: John Masse and John Jacob. Ladies Rifle Club Begins New Season The4Clinton Ladies Rifle Club will hold' their opening meet- ing on Wednesday night, Sep- tember 13 at 8 p.m. in the Elwood Epps Club Room, Clinton finally scored four runs in the sixth on singles by Doug Proctor and Clare Magee, Lar- ry Pearson was hit by a pitch and John Cooper doubled'. Cl- inton's other hit came in the eighth. Laurie Colquhoun singl- ed in John Cooper who had walked. Ingersoll collected eight hits off pitchers Bob Batkin and Clare Magee, r h Ingersoll 001 112 21x--8 8 Clinton 000 003 01x-4 4 First Game On Labour Day in Ingersoll the Bantams took 'their worst thumping of the season, a 10-0 loss in the first game of the series. Clinton's only hits were sing- les by Bob Pearson in the sixth and Barry Glazier in the ninth. Ingersoll got ten hits off 'the pitching of Clare Magee, Bob Batkin and Laurie Colquhoun. o Holmesville Leads Softball League Varna moved into fourth pl- ace in the Huron Central Soft- ball League by edging Bruce- field 9 to 8 on Saturday. Sep- tember 2, However, Brucefield could still tie them by winning their last game against Bay- field. Standings up to Sept. 5 W L T Pts Holmesville 9 4 2 20 Bayfield 9 5 1 19 Kipper], 7 7 1 15 Varna 610 0 12 Brucefield 5 10 0 10 Charlie Bartliff who had been the mainstay of the Juv- enile team's pitching staff dur- ing the regular schedule, and now playing left field regular, was the big hero in Hagers- ville on Labour Day, Charlie's triple in the first of the tenth inning drove in Pickett and Ron Livermore for the two-run margin of vic- tory. He had hit three pre- vious singles, two of which had knocked in runs. Hagersville had gone ahead with runs in the first and third. Then Clinton went ahead in the first of the fifth 3-2, but Hagersville came back with three runs in their half. Clin- ton scored one in the sixth but Hagersville got three to take an 8-4 lead. Clinton scored one in the seventh and two in the eighth and tied the game in the ninth. Roger Cummings who replac- ed Bruce Cooper in centrefield in the eighth, had a perfect two for two at bat. He bat- ted a run in in the eighth, and also batted in Masse, who had doubled, , with the tying run. Throughout the game Hagers- ville used four pitchers Clinton ab r h Pickett, 3b 5 1 2 Jacob, c 6 1 1 R. Livermore, ss 5 2 2 Bartliff, if 6 0 4 Lockhart, rf 5 0 1 Masse, p 6 3 3 B. Livermore, 2b 4 2 0 Cooper, ce 3 0 0 Cummings, cf (8) 2 0 2 Engelstad, lb 3 1. 0 r h e Clinton 0000311212-10 15 2 Hagers- ville ..., 101033 000 0- 8 9 1 Peewees Play Here Saturday Afternoon Against Walkerton The Kinsmen •Club Peewee baseball team take on Walker- ton Peewees in the next round of WOAA "B" playdowns. First game is at Clinton Commun- ity Park on Saturday after- noon at 3 o'clock. Last week Clinton had eliminated Goder- ich. Hagersville Star Pitcher Lifted In Second Inning Clinton Legion Juveniles forced Hagersville's star pit- cher J, Mehlenbacher out of the game in the second inning here last Thursday night and went on to win 4 to 2, He went to the showers after Pickett and Jacob hit successive sing- les with one out. Clinton had two runs in at the time. The next pitcher, Cassidy, walked two and allowed no hits, but another run was scored. Clin- ton left the bases loaded in the first two innings, Clinton's other run came in the third when Bob Livermore got on on an error, Bruce Cooper walked, and Ken En- gelstad singled Livermore home, John Masse pitched good ball for Clinton. In one inning only, the fifth, did he give up more than one •hit. He receiv- ed good support from his in- fielders and he nipped two men off base himself. He struck out ten and walked five. Seven Clinton men struck out, one by Mehlenbacher and six by Cassidy. Clinton receiv- ed seven walks, Clinton's only extra base hit was a double by Bob Liver- more in the seventh. Ken En- gelstad led the hitters with' three singles, two of them per- Ingersoll Ousts Clinton From Bantam Playdowns egion Juveniles Win Two From Hagersville Bartliffs Triple In Tenth Inning. Wins Second Game