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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-06-28, Page 12New Look at CDCI Campus This is the view of CDCI campus from the top of the gymnatorium roof (part of which is visible in lower left corner), looking toward Princess Street in the background. The trailer and small building are part of the contractor's equipment. The two "trenches" in the foreground, indicate the location of footings for the classroom section of the new wing. Meanwhile, inside the present school, renovations have begun. Floor, stage and part of the ceiling in the old auditorium have been 'removed, ready. to start conversion into the new library. Yesterday crews moved into the secretaries and principal's office, to begin conversion into guidance office and interview room. Work also is underway in the basement floor. (News-Record Photo) Swimming Pool Opening Saturday Swimming at the Clinton Community Swimming Pool is expected to begin on Saturday, June 30 according to J. Doug- las Thorndike, chairman of that board'. Some delay has been experi- enced in getting repairs made to ;the circulating pump, which has been in the hands of a London plant for the past two• months. However, it was ex- pected to be in place 'yesterday afternoon. Even if ,weather continues sunny and warm, the waiter may be fairly cool' 'for opening day. John Jacob supervisor of the pool, 'reports the water was at 57 degrees as it went into the pool yesterday afternoon. It may take several days to warm. Season's tickets are now an sale at the clerk's office from John Livermore, and also at the pool on Saturday morning. Children must have season's ticket to be eligible to take 'swimming lessons. Huron, speaking on nome ec- onomics and health. There will be a demonstration. Roll call will be household hints. Pro- gram will be in charge of Mrs. George Thomason, Mrs. Bowes, Mrs. Milt Little and Mrs. Foth- ergill. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Limited CLINTON 2 BIG HITS EACH EVENING Thursday & Friday June 28-29 Hit No. 1—Shown at 11:00 only "TWIST ALL NIGHT" Louis Prima, June Wilkenson Plus "TWIST CRAZE" Hit No. 2—Shown at 9:45 only Michel Lemoine (Colour -- Scope) (n) "PRISONER OF THE Cartoo IRON MASK" Saturday Only — June 30 Hit No. 1—Shown at 9:45 only "FRONTIER UPRISING" Jim Davis, Nancy Hadley Hit No, 2—Shown at 11:00 "GUN STREET" James Brown, Jean Willes (Cartoon) Sunday Midnite & Monday July 1-2 — At 12:05 "DEVIL'S PARTNER" Edwin Nelson "CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA" Anthony Carbon (Cartoon) Tuesday & Wednesday July 3-4 Shown at 9:35 and 11:00 "PARIS BLUES" Paul Newman, Joanne Wood- ward, Sidney Poitipr (Adult Entertainment) (Cartoon) Coming Next: "MISTY" and "The Two Little Bears" Children under 12 hi Cars Free Only 31 members attended Monday evening's monthly 'meeting of Clinton Legion Branch. There are over 240 members on the roll. After a talk on non-interest in Legion gatherings and activity by past president Cam Procter, branch service bureau officer, president Doug Thorndike called' for 'the' formation of a committee to in- vestigate. Zone Commander SERVICE REPAIR Galbraith Radio & TV Phone HU 2-3841 Clinton Greeting Cards By COWS & Rust Craft • "When you care enough to send the very best." For BIRTHDAYS to Children, Comic, Relatives, Ages, General. GET WELL in General and Comic ANNIVERSARY in General, Wife, Husband, Mother and Dad, Silver, Golden, etc. SYMPATHY CARDS WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS THANK YOU, GIFTS, Etc. Special Book Sale Hardy Boys — Bobbsey Twins Nancy Drew Cherry , Ames 2 for the price of 1 Sale Two books — No. 1 and No. 2 Regular Price $2.78 — Now both for $1.39 McEwarfs Clinton Ontario 0 BY DOING DOING YOUR FINANCIAL BUSINESS HERE YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY MEMBER TO PUT US OVER OUR 1 MILLION DOLLAR GOAL AND THEREBY GIVING YOURSELF A CHANCE OF WINNING 10 SHARES IN THE MILLION DOLLAR ORGANIZATION TO BE-AWARDED AT THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ON JULY 18th Tickets For Banquet $1.75 On Sale CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED E J. "BUTCH" MacLAREN Manager of our Service Department We are pleased to have "Butch" join our staff. He comes to us well equipped to' handle your problems after specializing for six years at Wells Auto Electric. New friends Will receive careful attention and courtesy, Old friends will be equally appreciated. When your car needs service, be the job large or small, ask for "Butch". Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEV. OLDS. - ENVOY DEALER CLINTON, ONTARIO Phone HUnter 2.9321 .Page •12-Clinton .NPws,Rvcord,—Thurs" June •Zaf. 1.962 Bantams Win First Two News of Londesboro Correspondent — MRS. BERT ALLAN Phone 'Blyth 37 r 5 9 Kenneth McCowan (C) Douglas McCullough (C) Norma McDougall Michelle McKenzie (C) Jean McViittie James MacDonald Terry Madill Clarence Magee (H) Steve MagUire (C) Clara Martin (H) Edward Martin Mahlon Martin John Martyn David Medd Sandra Middleton (H) Barrie Miller Trevor Moon (C) Linda Murch Linda Murphy (H) Nancy Mustard Brian Nelson (.C) Linda Nicholson Ronald Overholt (C) Nicole Paquette Larry Pearson Robert Pearson (C) Donna Peck (H) Barbara .Pegg (H) Ronald Plurnsteel. Bonnie Pollock Marion Porter (C) Douglas Proctor David Pugh Karen Radford Lynda Rathwell (H) Larry Reid (C) Melvin Riehl Patricia Robinson Dennis Rogers Sheryl Rozell (C) Blaine Rumball (C) Terry Rutledge Marlene Schultz (C) Myrna Scott (C) Donald Scrimgeour Barbara Semple (H) Pamela Servos Robert Shaddick Lynn Shaer (H) rb ( C ) Sharp v1 Lynn narsaher Donna Lynn Shobbrook Steve Smith Susan Smith Bonnie Snail Wayne Sprung Dick Steenstra William Strong (C) Donald Swan Sandra Switzer (C) Ronald Sytnick (C) Gordon Tait (C) David Turner Marjorie Turner (H) Fred Tyndall John Vanderhaar Josephtne Vtullamnieferi Tony Verburg (H) Dianne Verhoef Nellie Verhoef Elna Wonch (C) Lemis Yeo (H) Murray Yottagbiut Bertha Zondag (C) Fred Zvvaan The general meeting of the United Church Women was held last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lear gave a temperance reading after the devotional period. Among items of busi- ness was a recommendation from the afternoon unit to re- plenish the dishes and silver- ware for the church kitchen. The Explorers met last Wed- nesday, with Barabra Burns calling the graduation meeting to order. Poems were given by Heather Snell and Helen Good. Mrs. Edwin Wood was guest speaker. Girls graduating were Lorna Miller, Wendy Caldwell, Donna Youngblut, Lloy Shad- dick, Shirley Hunking, Heather Snell, Helen Good, Janice, Pat- ty and Sharon Little, Beverley Lee, Susan Clark and Barbara Burns, Lunch was served by the girls. WI To Meet The Women's Institute will hold their July meeting next Wednesday, July 4 at 8 p.m. in the Londesboro Hall. Guest speaker will be Miss Isabel Gil- christ, Home Economist for Clare Magee Pitches Two.Hitter Over Seaforth Bantams (Mare Magee who was Clin- ton Fish and Game Club ban- tam's top pitcher lalst season, gave up two singles in the' first game of 'the year as his team was defeating Seaforth 5-1. He also collected a two-bagger himself. Other Clinton hitters were IVIePherson, a double and Dutot, a. •single. The game only went five innings. Clinton: Larry Pickett 3b, Jim Livermore a, Doug Mc- Pherson rf, Pearson, .cf, Charles Switzer 2b, Brian Mer- men if, Brad Dutat 1.b, Doug Proctor ss, Clare Magee p. Seaforth: Finnigan, c, Wright p, Hilly 1b, Boshart 2b, Wat- son 2b, MacLean, ss, Broome 3b Campbell rf, Scott lf, KnetSh If, Stewart cf, r h Clinton ....... . . nen 001 40-5 3 Seaforth 001 00-1 2 Doug l*Phersou Has No.Hitter. Strikes Out 16 .Hensoll Players Used sparingly as a pkoher last year, Doug '1VIelr.'llerson showed his stuff Tuesday even- ing when he !pitched a seyein inning ire-hit game over I-lens:all bantams. Dong faced only n players in seven innings.. Only one Hensall player got an base, that l;elog on an error the seventh. In four innings he struck out all three batters and two in each of the second and seventh for a total of 16 strike-, outs. Clinton gathered 15 hits for nine runs, 'Their big inning was the first with five hits for only two runs. In the sixth, ten Clinton play.ers batted turning five hits into six runs. Liver- more, Magee and Dutot were the big guns with three hits each. Clinton's line-up was the same as the Seaforth game, with Magee playing right field in place of McPherson, Doug ,Andrews will be chair- man. The small gathering of Legionaires heard the Zone Commander's report of the bi- annual Dominion Command convention in Halifax last month. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews were the 13branch •zone'S rep- resentatives. 798 delegates at- tended, representing the 246,000 member veterans' organization. Chester Merriam, Tara, was ap- pointed Dominion Command chairman for a two-year-term, Mr. Andrews spoke briefly on only a few of the over 200 re- solutions that came before the convention. A motion at Mon'd'ays meet- ing was made to pay off $2,000 on the branch's note at the bank. This note was due to renovations art the hall when the premises secured their re- stricted club license two years ago. A profit of slightly over $300 was realized by the two-day band tattoo on June 8 and 9. Howard Tait reported that the entertainment committee has lined up complete programs for social evenings up to and in- eluding New Year's eve. This committee has raised over $350 for the branch in the first half of this year. Sports chairman Len Arnston is organizing a match-play golf Journey for July and August. Entries can be made to Mr. Arnston or at the Legion_ Hall. Winthrop Team Leading Girls Softball League 'The Nenth, Hurori 'LadieS Softball League is well under way with last year's' ehaninions from Winthrop yet ito lose a game, Leegue play began on TneS, day, .June 19 with Londesboro losing a close one 'to Winthrop with a score of 26-23, The other game scheduled for the tame evening between the Clin- ton Acrobats and the Clinton. Bongos was postponed and played 'instead on Monday, June 25 with the Acrobats! porn- lag out on ten of a 22-11 tally. , On Thurs'd'ay, June '21 the Clinton Comets, trailing 'Lon- &shorn by 16-1 at •the end of two! innings managed' to bat in three additional runs te fintsh the game with the final score at 26-4. On the same evening the Winthrop girls showing chaina ionship form trounced 'the Clin- ton Acrobats 47-7, Last Tuesday saw the Bon- gos lase to the Lo.nd'esboro girls 33-18 on their home diamond' at the Public School. In Win- throp 'the same evening the Comets lost to Winthrop 44-5. Tonight in Clinton the game between the Winthrop team and the Bongos has been cancelled and the Acrobats and Comets will play as scheduled at the Public School diamond. Next .Tuesday the Bongos and the Comets:. meet in Clinton as da the Londesboro girls and the Acrobats. Players are advised to check with their coaches as to schedule changes. It seems the Clinton teams are a bit slow getting off the ground 'this year but the coach- es have every confidence in their teams futures. The Clinton Acrobats are aided with the pit- ching. of Cleo Langdon and Sandra Switzer. Elaine Brown on first base and Lynn Shore in the outfiel dhave -also done quite well as have all the other team members. Tho Bongos with Mary Jean Addison pitching have had good performances turned in by Mang Merrill and Sybil Castle. Team mates Barb Semple and Linda Bothwell are also play- ing a finegame for the Comets. Summer Bowling League Active For the past six weeks a summer five-pin bowling lea- gue has been operating at the Clinton Automatic Bowling Lanes. Following is the stand- ing to date: W L H.T. Pts Untouchables 15 3 5 35 Sooners 13 5 5 31 Knock-Outs 12 6 4 28 Pin Busters 6 12 1 13 Wanderers 5 10 1 11 Boo-Boos. 3 15 2 8 High single, ladies, Gert Scott, 350; men, Ron Burbridge, 349; high triple, ladies, Edith Hend- erson, 722; men, Ron Burbridge, 823; high average, ladies, Gert Scott and Phyllis Mclsaac, 196; men, Ron Burbridge, 227. ' Archery Gains Interest Among 'Teen Age Set Archery organizers Dick Dix- on and Reg Smith gave the scenic 'archery range a grooming with power mowers on Tuesday evening and the range is' now in grand shape for the 'mem- bers. The' 'teenagers who signed up for 'archery training, sponsored by Clinton Athletic Association• are becoming, proficient in this interesting and repidly growing sport. On Wednesday evening .about 15 enthusiastic local boys and girls turned out 'for the well supervised practice. A small entry .fee entitles an archer or anyone interested in taking up the sport to full use of the, club facilities. Each member is also given a small crest which indicates member- ship in the "Clinton Bowmen". • 0 CDCI Over 80 Club Whose names are posted in the spring section of the Over 80 Club board at Clinton Dist- rict Collegiate Institute? Here are those who made it; Paul Bateman, Gail Bennett, Frances Blacker, Rose Bru- bacher, •Karen Calclerbank Gayle Coombs, Lorraine De- veau, Susan Fretts, Kevin Hen- ley, Bonnie Hornuth, Joan Ir- win, Jim Livermore, Alan Lowe, Bruce McBride, Clarence Ma- gee, Clara Martin, Sandra Mid- dleton, Nancy Olde, Barbara Pegg, Marie Riley, Margaret Trewartha, Tony Venburg, Have Office Positions. The .fellowing students of Goderieh. Business College in the Clinton area have recently commenced work as bookkeep- ers, stenographers,, .and typists: Patricia. Paterson, Hay_Station- ery CO. .Ltd„ London; Rtithann Eakin, .C1. int on Community Credit Union Ltd,,;Mra,..Jamea LandsbOrOtigli, Huron .County Home, Clinton; Edith Dowson,, Ex-Cello Corporation,LOndan; John...Col-mitt, Robert Bell., Tit- dilstrieSi Seaforthu 'Grate 'Clif,• ton,. Murray-Selby Shoe LOndelif..Gleria Rurriball -Pto- vincial .POlide office, Goderieln Myrtle Collins, Wolverine TUN: Division, ..Caltutiet ,Heeld. of Canada; tofibdtn ....... Walter McGill went to Vic- toria Hospital, London on Mon- day for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Durnin and Karen, Stratford, spent last weekend with the former's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kers- lake and family, Elimville, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin. Mrs. Marjory Davey and Miss Mary Hager visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hesk, recently. Sympathy is ' extended to Mrs. Wilmer Howatt and fam- ily in the loss of her mother, Mrs. David Gardiner who pas- sed away on Monday evening in Seaforth Hospital. Mrs, Cal Straughan, Gode- rich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willows Moun- tain and the Josling family. Rev. H. A, Funge on Sunday morning extended an invitation to anyone to call at the 'par- sonage this Friday afternoon after two o'clock to see the new cupboards and other im- provements ,made recently. Grade Linda Adams Judith Amy (H) Mary Ellen Andrews Trudy Armstrong (C) Barbara Ball Bryan Bell Dwight Bender (H) Sharon Beninger (C) Gary Black(C) Murray Mackie (H) Frances Blacker (H) Mary Boyce (C) Deborah Buck Ralph Buffinga (C) Patricia Burns (C) John Buruma (C) Anne Caldwell Faye Carter Ronald Carter 'Betty Cartwright (C) Keith Cartwright Elaine Clynick (C) Linda Cole (H) Craig Collier (C) Ethel Collins (C) Gayle Collins (C) Betty Jean ,Cook Gayle Coombs (H) Robert Cooper (H) Michael Cowan John Cox (C) Harry Cummings (H) Dianne Currie (C) Claire' Dale Shirley Darnbrough Teena Deboer Adrian Decoo William Dougherty (C) Cartherine Draper Audrey Duizer (C) Denis Durand (C) Bradley Dutot Grant Elliott Shirley Fleet Patricia Fletcher Barbara Flett Susan Fretts (H) John Geiger Dianne Geraits Dwight Gibson Barry Glazier Glenna Gowing Janet Graham (C) Judith Graham Gwilym Griffith Murray Grigg Monica Haspeck (C) Kevin Henley (H) Ronald Hibbert (H) Murray Howatt (C) Larry Hoy (C) Barbara Irwin. (H) Joan Irwin (14) Bonnie Johnston (C) Nancy Marie Johnston (C) Shirley Johnston Neil Josling (C) Flwtn Kingswell Anne Knapp Ericka KoetSier (14) Helen Livermore (C) James Livermore (H) Alan Lowe (H) Fred Ludwig Brude lVfeBride (H) Douglas McCann Central Huron Girls Softball League Tore W L T rts., Londesboro 4 Q 0 8 Holmesville 4 1 Q Auburn: 3 2 0 6 Hens'all 2 1 0 4 Varna 2 3 0 4 Kippen ....... 0 4 0 -1 l3rqcOleld 0 4 0 -2 A. team from the Goderich Industrial League, the "Sittos", will play host to Ilolme%ville to-night, Thursday, June 28, an exhibition game. v COMING EVENTS Lucknow Legion Bingo every Thursday trite in Legion Hall at 8,45 sharp. 12 regular games at $10; 3 share-the-wealth and 1 special for $50 must go. Pro- ceeds for artificial ice, ltfb Thursday, June 28—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 $55.00 in 55 numbers. Three door prizes, $2.50 each. Admission 50c. Movies at Pioneer Park, Bay- field at sunset each Monday and Thursday •commencing July 2. Silver collection to defray26-n expenses. Friday, June 29—Rose Show, Council Chamber, afte'rnoon and evening, 2.30-9.30.. Sponsors: Clinton Citizens' Horticultural Society. Silver collection, D,00r prize and seven other draws at 9,30 p.m. 26b Saturday, June 30 — School picnic at SS 11, Hullett, rate- payers, teachers and pupils of 1912 to 1962, 3 p.m., supper 6 p.m., sports to follow. Bring your picnic basket, silverware and lawn chairs, 26p Monday, July 2—Turkey and ham supper, St. Andrew's Unit- ed Church basement. Bayfield, 5-7 p.m. Adults $1.25, children 75c 26b Tuesday, July 3 — BINGO, Huron Fish and Game. Jackpot,43tfb $57 in 57 numbers. Three door prizes. 8.30 p.m. Wednesday, July 4, — Blood Donor Clinic 5 to 9 p.m., On- tario Street United Church. Fresh Blood is needed every day. Now is the time to share25..6x your good health with others, Be a Blood Donor. Wednesday, July 11—Wesley- Willis congregational picnic, Exeter Park Cars will leave the church at 2.30 p.m. Bring your picnic basket. Anyone wishing transportation contact Charles Nelson or Garnet Cor- nish. Supper at 5.30 p.m. 6-7; 2 2 Auburn. Ball Team _ Defeats Kippen Nine .401301* The, local ball t.ppTo Came up with another tory on MOO:1W evening OefogIt.-, jog Klppoo 12 to 11, 'plow P1434,11g, .Aulthn park were; John Seem of; Thomps, Haggitit Kenneth Haggitt 2b, Ken- neth Daer ss, Tom .Curming- ham 16, George Heggitt p, Sam 13eacil? if, Aldan Welaster and Lorne Daer 3b. A gOP4 crowd .attended Poorly Attended Legion Meeting Hears Zone Commander's Report REGISTRATION CARD Name Age Address Telephone have given (Parent's Signature) (Child's Name) permission to attend swimming lessons at the CLINTON SWIMMING POOL Fill out above form and bring to Clinton Swimming Pool from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on saturclay, June' 30. 25-613