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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-05-10, Page 12The Shadowline Site Popular On Weekend Nearly 1,000 people visited the Shadowline home at 225 Queen Street, Clin- ton last weekend. Built by Earl Doucette, this is one of several which he is putting on the market. From the left above are Allan Schram, Goderich; Earl Doucette, builder; Earl Nivins, Goderich; Mrs. Schram and Mrs. Nivins. The furniture was placed in the home by Ball and Match; the electrical appliances by Groves Electric. (News-Record Photo) The Clinton Athletic Associa- tion counted entry forms on Wednesday, May 2, and. found the response in most cages, fay, arable. Activities for the summer program were,. discussed in de- tail. Applications have been sent to Wingham to enter the midgets and peewees in the WOAA league. Two baseball diamond's are being prepared in the park in Clinton and the Fish and Game Conservation Association have given their permission to use property owned' by them for a peewee baseball diamond, - The decision of whether or not to proceed with the Ban- tarn-Midget boys baseball lea- gue 'has been left up to the baseball representatives and organizer, Bill The archery committee, Reg. Smith and Dick Dixon, discus- sed a 'few of the problems fat.- inig them in view of the high interest shown in 'this sport. It was decided that a practice range would be needed in town, as the location of the Large Turnout At Intertown Trophy Banquet Nearly 200 bowlers of the Huron Intentown Bowling Lea- gue attended the ,presentations banquet last Friday night at Clinton Legion hall. The Leg- ion Ladies Auxiliary catered to the banquet which was follow- ed by dancing to Stew Baird's Collegians. Goderich "A" team won the league championship with Clin- ton "A" team as runners-up. Members of the Clinton team were Don Switzer, Lonnie Mat- thews, Clarence Freeman, Ron McKay, Edwin (Joe) Cooper, Howie Grealis and Mac Mc- Kenzie. This: team won the high five-game score of the year, 1446. The Clinton runners-up team competed during the schedule and playoffs in shirts donated by Frank Cook of Hotel Clin- ton. Ron McKay was the only Clinton player to win a major trophy. He rolled the high single of the year 371. Danny Moore, of the last place Zurich club in the eight-teare league was voted the most improved player. Coutts and Rustcraft Cards for Mother's Day 10c to $2.00 ea. "When you care enough to give the very best." •••••••••••••••••••. Gifts For Mother FOLDING TV TABLE SET—one table with castors for serving $14.95 set VASES Italian ceramic in blue, green and black background $5.95 to $8.00 WHITE BISQUE CHINA PIECES with pink orchid decoration 75c to $1.95 ea. 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'59 AUSTIN BUS — Would make school bus, Ideal fora large family, or use it on long trips, Threw in a mattress Otid your sleeping problem is solved. Look this one over good. alk Excellent Response From Folk Wishing To Take Part In Sports JUVENILE BASEBALL PLAYERS Any player of Juve- nile age wishing to play baseball this season is requested to contact DOUG ANDREWS Phone HU 2-9089 Clinton. Legion Juveniles were Ontario Champions last summer. LEGION APPRECIATES PABAPE POLICING S•ergeant-at- arms G e o r Compbelt of Clinton Legion, who was marshal of the parade at the Legion District "C" cop- veotion here on April 29, in- forms us that the policing al- ong the. parade route and at the cenotaph was the best he has ever seen, Chief H. R. Thompson wall the constable on duty. Dart League ,At Local Clubhouse. Elects Officers Huron County Dart League $its. 4 0 a. A inn A , e n d general, Meeting and eleetime of officers at the liuroo Fish- avc1 Game -Conservation elebneuee, on 'Tinned* Meer 3, The new executive president, Do441C1 Switzer; voo,presiderrt and see, rotary, Bob Ayers; treasurer; Gordon. Lawson, Begun three years ago with. jest three eiehe: Clinton CM- servatioe, Blyth Legion and rwosseg5 Legion, this season there were ten clubs 'taking papt, with two teams each, (led are Clinton, Goderich, Hens gag and Exeter Leg/cgs, Cent- ralle RCAF Corporals, Clinton RCAF 'Corporal's and Clinton Sergearits. The out-going executive is made up of T. (Tommy) Thom-. psoo, Blyth, president; Howard Tale Clinton, vice-preeiderit; G o r doe Lawson, secretary- treasurer. They were given sincere appreciation and praise for their 'time and effort in managing the schedule of this fast growing indoor sport, Foremost task for the new executive will be to try end increase the membership of the league, While -asSisting pre- sent members to improve their games. Stolen Car In Accident Near Town Of Exeter Two airmen from RCAF Station Clinton are in hospital following an accident which occurred north of Exeter at about 3 a,m. Saturday morn- ing. The car they were driv- ing had been stolen from Clin- ton. It belonged to Emmerson Edwards. Involved are David George Buck, 17, who is in Westmin- ster Hospital, London, with concussion and multiple bruis- es; and George. E. Masson, treated for back injuries, cuts and bruises at the Station Clinton hospital. O Goderich Fireman Saves a Life (Continued from Page 1) enal Hospital by Lodge ambu- lance. Clayton Weston was releas- ed Monday noon after being held under observation. He had 'not suffered any burns' from the fire. Robert Weston was transfer- red to Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, Monday afternoon. Over $1;000 damage was caused to the house by smoke and water damage said assist- ant fire chief Gordon Bannis- ter. The bed thought to have been occupied by Robert Wes- ton wias completely destroyed and the floor around the bed had burned through to the din'- big room below, range two miles out No. 8 Highway towards Goderich, would make it difficult for some of the youngsters to at- tend. In view of this the arch- ery committee has received permigsion from the parks board to place portable begin- ners targets in the park. The golf program was then. discussed', with "golf night" be- ing 'considered for ThursdaYs at 4,0. As the turnout for this activity is very. large it was further suggested that 'the learners arrange their own transportation to and from the Clinton-Bayfield golf course. All equipment, clubs, balls and instructors will be supplied. Girls softball received good, but unexpected support from the local girls and has left the association with a coaching problem, At least four coaches' wile be needed to assist this activity and at present all available • coaches are being used; If enough players, enter it waS suggested that a four- team town league be formed. If not, then two teams will be entered in a - district league. It was decided that there were enough entrants in girls volleyball to form four teams. The location for games, and schedule is! yet to be decided', and a representative appointed. The meeting then discussed in detail a tentative budget to be presented for approval to he town council. Bluewater Danceland (4-miles north-west of Zurich, 8 miles north of Grand Bend) OPENING For The eason ON FRIDAY, MAY 11 Dancing 10 'to 1.30 a.m. Music for the season by Desiardine Orchestra Special Prizes for SPOT DANCES NOVELTIES TWISTS -1,eglOn -Golf Tourney Sunday At 'Bend Bright and. ,early ..SUt/clav ..1710raim, May 13 at .$ the :first .fclreSqlrOP will tee off at Os4crw.'ood golf course in the Clinton .Legion. Annual 'flora golf ‘toihmarapht, '140;W tom have heel?: sent out but Anyone still wanting to voter. COMING EVENTS Lucknow Legion Bingo every Thursday nite in Legion Hall at 8,45 sharp. 12 regular games at $10; $ shire-the-weelth and 1 special for $50 must go. Pro- ceeds for artificial ice. ltfb Thursday, May 10 — Bingo in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street at 8,30 p.m, 15 regeler games for $5; 1 game for $25; 3 Share - the - Wealth games; Jackpot $57 in 57 numbers. Three door prizes, $2.50 each. Admission 50c. Teueday, May 15 — Huron Fish and Game Bingo, Jackpot: $57 in 57 numbere. 3 door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 43tfb Sat., May 12 — Tag Day for Clinton Public Hospital. 18-9b Tuesday, May 15 — Explorer Group spoesoring a Stanley Party, 9 p.m., Brucefield Unit- ed Church schoolroom, Every- one welcome. Refreshments will be served, 19b Tuesday, May 22 — Trave- logue "Tour of the World" by Miss Somerville. Wesley-Willis United Church, 8 p.m. Adults 50e, 'teenagers 35c. Auspices: Unit 1, UCW. 19b-20x Sat., May 26 — Japanese garden tea and bake sale, Rit- chie Building, 2-4 p.m. Tickets 35 cents. Sponsor: RCAF WA. 19-20b-21x Sat., June 2 — Bake sale, sponsored by Catholic Women's League, St, Joseph's Church, Clinton, church basement, 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. 19b Sat., June 9 — Strawberry Social and bake sale, St. And- rew's Presbyterian Sunday School rooms, auspices Made- leine Lane. Auxiliary, 3 to 5 pm, 19 22 3b /pm phone /7W Scil4oeigh:A1/14 (HU 24795) or Len, AgnAtelli 2:3594),. Fee' is only .(p)us greens fee etPoUee,e), .1;Irieee" for eves oPo pk)s a :11.14., oh at Legion: hail gftw the to..PMPV, BROWNIES DRIVE-1N. THEATRE Limited -CLINTON Two Complete Shows Nightly Children ender 12 in Care Free THURSDAY FRIDAY May 10-11 — DOUBLE IgT4.., — "LOOK BACK IN ANGER" (Adult Entertainment) ' Richard Burton I, 3 0=1111.11 s Jack Webb (Cartoon) SATURDAY & MONDAY May 12-14 "OCEAN'S ELEVEN" (Colour -- Scope) Frank Sinatra ,-- Dean Martin Angie Dickinson (Cartoon) TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY May 15-16 "TUNES OF GLORY" (Adult Entertainment) ' (Colour) Alec Guinness -- John Mills (Cartoon) Coming Next: "THE YOUNG SAVAGES" Page :News,Rocard,4thurs4 May 110f 190 Homemakers Bowling League The Thunder Jets, Strikers, and Turtles won first, second and third 'places, when the RCAF ladies teams bowled four frames in the playoffe. Ladies scoring over 200 were: Mrs. Carol Ranger, 220, 203, 220, 237; Mrs. A, Prokopetz, 200, 255, 218; Mrs. N. 'Frette„ 255, 203; Mrs. Ft, Doll, 239, 212; Mrs, M. Cyr 244, 201; Mrs, S. Haynes, 216, 212; Mrs. B. Betts 200, 239; Mrs. K. Wiokware, 288; Mrs. I. Burke, 261; Mrs. J. Fvvie, 257; Mrs. J. Trynchuck, 249; Mrs. I. Schultz, 238; Mrs. J. Thomson 231; Mrs. M. McCoy, ,226 Mrs. V. Macintosh, 224; Mrs. M. Hearst, 224; Mrs. E. Newell, 216; Mrs. J. E'sliger, 211; Mrs. W. Naven, 209; Mrs. N. Sala- ourin, 206; Mrs. J. Doyle, 201; Mrs, N. 'Campbell, 201; Mrs. E. Roesseau, 200; Mrs. J. Greer, 200. Play-off standbys, totals: Thunder Jets. 3432; Stxickers 3407; Turtles 3335; Spitfires 3335; Wingclings 3291; Real McCoy's 3279; Lucky 7's 3183; Atoms 3145; Black Balls 3091; Gogetitere 2488. Clinton. Collegiate Badminton Club Wins !SSA Championship •• Team _ • _ •_ Ciintorr ,C4.1140 .0q bed:Mint...0e • MeMbeee of CPCI 'team are; -teem won 'the club• champion e girls, Olen Laegclee, Janet Pat- sblp t a Neren SeeenderY , 130*e/re Pegg, SOY peel'', Scheele. Aesocietien teulgsment , es 'end Lyads. Rathiwell (00); in the .setiool auditorium last boys, 13riAr/Lsvis, flip Wtrite, Seterdey, 'The CDC: team, Don ,Colgebeen, .Art Bevan; and riened ten points, Goderich Ow, .Deng Mahe. (sub). Team Creleb en, -eeingliare seven and Sea- is Ken Olyeiele Most of the forth six. team •nreinhars have been. tale, •Cllintee't will send' eepeeeente- inetrentiori in the Clinton tines to the WOSSA open corn- athletic associatien •weekletses- petitions et London' -Seterday.. ions Saturday afternoons', -en" der the .guidance 'iestriteter Murray Draper, Brian Levis and Janet Bat- kin won the HSSA ro.*ecl, doub- les title on ' Saturday; Philip white the boys singles :champ- lertehip and 'Mary Stapleton, Seaforth the girls singleS. MeEwan's Clinton Ontario 1 .., GALBRAITH Radio & T V . ALBERT STREET — CLINTON ...-. HU 2-A841 ittLuviextm . shit o' I/VOI • RADIO§ t•iU011401401VXV iltt CIANAIDA, Now ONLY $389.95 at WHO is the BEST BOWLER hi the Clinton !District? 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