Clinton News-Record, 1962-07-26, Page 10Township "S4 ...orts..Hohnesville
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Huron Young :People Reach Finals
At Junior .Farmer hOld Day In Guelph
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Over 300 Goderich Township residents turned
out to the challenge softball game at Holmesville
public school grounds Saturday evening, The Old-
sters claim a 1544 victory but the score should
Coldsters.Youngsters Ball Game Brings Out Hundreds
revert to the end of six complete innings when
Youngsters were i leading 1440. •An addition to the
two-year-old schipol area school 'is in progress in
the background. .Canda has seven riven--St.
Lawrence, Nelson, Saskatche-
wan, Churchill, Yukon, Mack-
enzie and Peace, of more than
1,090 miles in length.
Iittron COiinty WO well re-
preSented Ole TwOor Farm-
er Field Day he at DAC,
GtlelP4 on Jana 30,
The mixed volleyball team
defeated Brant and Perth
County entries, In a bard game,
they lost the championship to
Oxford County. Members of the
team were; Jim Dougall, Bob
Down, Keith Strang, Pat Down,
Iris Marshall, Jo-Anne Miners,
Ken Papple and Brian Hem.
The girls 'basketball team de-
feated entries from Bruce ,anci
Waterloo counties. Norfolk
County, repeating previous
wins, out-played the Huron
team to win the finals. Mem-
bers of the team were Marjorie
?apple, Joan, Price, Elaine gess,
Janet MoKereher, Mary Me-
Kercher, Amy Stewart, Shirley
Henderson, Marilyn Marshall,
Joanne Ford, Margaret.Ole and
Raba T)oig,
Glen Greb, with a perfeet
score, led 'the rifle shooting
team of Wayne 1)rarce,. Floyd
Cooper and Maurice Love. with
four perfect scores, Oxford
County won the competition.
County teams also participat-
ed in the boys basketball, tug-
of-war, and square dancing.
Huron County
Farming Report
Recent talus have aided
growth of pastures, second
growth hay and beans. HarveSt-
ing operations have been cur-
tailed in sonic areas of -the
county. Yields of grains •have
been good, Ripening was very
fast in south end of county
prior to Friday. By the end of
the, week most swathing and
cutting will be •complete.
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Different •.CbibtArs $3.98 vrol c$4
1146,4NPI.VIA1)g
DRESSES (f rpm our imported wool) ' $4
PgAUTIFQL. NYLON and COTTON
.BABY DRESSES Age 0-12-13 mos. only
GROW-A-SIZE
SLEEPERS Age 1-2-3 $1.98 and $2.
Unbreakable Fancy Rafile$
Pink and Blue Only 4
he Our Gifts from Different Countries
Also Souvenirs
Fine Tapestries $8,95 - $6.95 - $4.9
Collection Presented ,To Youngsters Ball Team
Over $65 was collected at the game to, enable the Holmesville team to
carry, on in the Central Huron Softball League. Allen Kettles, left, is seen
here presenting the collection to Bob Grigg, right, treasurer of the young team,
at present in second place in the league. Of course, clowns Alvin Betties and
Doug Stirling had to get in on this act too.
One Oldster Couldn't Take It
Trying to stretch a single into a double late in
the game, Frank McCullough "passed out" as he
slid into second. Anticipating incidents like this,
Ed Grigg had his half-ton truck rigged up as an
ambulance complete with red crosses and siren.
Assisted by "Doc" Dan Gliddon, back to camera
and clown Alvin Settles the victim was revived and
transferred to a shady spot. (News-Record Photos)
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TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Tenders will be received by the Township of
Hullett for the Construction of a Municipal Drain
known as "THE DUIZER MUNICIPAL DRAIN"
located at Lot 39, Con. 11.
The extent of the work is as follOws:
MAIN DRAIN
Feet of Open Drain
Feet of 5 inch tile
Feet of 6 inch tile
Feet of 7 inch tile
Feet of 10 inch tile
Feet of 14 inch tile
Feet of 10 inch Asphalt coated
Feet of .15 inch C.M.P. with rod,
ent proof screen.
"A" DRAR=1
735 Lineal Feet of 7 inch tile
3 Catch basins
I Junction box
The, attention of the Contractor is eirectecl to the
"TRENCH EXCAVATORS' PROTECTION ACT", and the
conditions contained therein where applicable to this
conStruction.
All Tenders Must be accompanied by a certified
cheque for 10% of the Tender price with A Minimum
amount of $100.
PJans and Specifications May be seen at the Clerk'S
Office.
towest or any Tender not necessarily accepted, and
all Tenders must be clearly marked as to contents and
Must be hi the Clerk's. Office not later than 12 O'clock
Noon, Satmtlay, August 4th, 1962.
HARRY F. TEBOUTT, Clerk,
RR 1, Lonciesberei 'Onterie.
Big Turnout
For Challenge
Softball Game
With only one practice the
Goderich Township Oldsters
proved good oppoSition for
Holmesville's young ,Central
Huron Softball League team
Saturday night. At the end of
six complete innings the Young-
sters led 14-10. The Oldsters
scored five runs in the top of
the seventh, but the game was
called an account of darkness.
The game was so important
that Goderich. Township' offic-
ials, Reeve Walter Forbes and
Deputy Reeve Grant Stirling
were called in as umpires. For-
bes was dressed in a coon-skin
coat which prompted one of
'the young players to comment
that 'his umpiring wasn't so
het.' Clowns Alvin Betties and
Doug Stirling played infield
and outfield for both teams.
Notable among the Oldsters
who can still play good ball,
were: Austin Harris, who is
nearing 60; Charlie Wilson, and
Gorden Orr who pinch hit a
single but refused to run.
The $65 collected will enable
the Holmesville team to buy
sweaters and equipment for
the team which entered the
league for the firtt time this
year.
Youngsters: Bud Yeo, lf, 2b;
Bruce Betties, 3b; Bob Pear-
son, 3b; Grant Sowerby, ss, p;
Walter Bell, of; Ron. Pearson,
lib; Clare Cox, cf; Doug Nee-
man, lf; Don Ye,o, p; Bob Grigg,
2b; john Harris', cf; Len W41-,
son, c.
Oldsters: Charles Orr, 2b;
Chester Sturdy, rf; Larry Job-
es, rf; Austin Harris;, cf; Char-
les Wilson, of; Gerry Ginn, ss;
Jim Young, 3b; Art Bell, 3b;
Arnold. Bell, c; Bob Elliott, lb;
Jerry Blake, if; Al Charters,
p; Ron Smith, p; Bill Harris,
IP, p; alternates, Frank ' Mc-
Cullough, Gordon Orr.
Olaters 141 3 01---10
Youngsters 6 3 3 0 0 2-14
Youngsters, 3 bonne runs;
Oldsters, none,
NOTICE
Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
Mil be open until
further notice on
Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons from
1 to ."5:30 p.m.
No Wire fencing, old
concrete, or car bodies
permitted,
J. I. McIntosh
Clerk
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500 Line,a1
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2,100 Linea
646 Linea
600 Linea
C.M.P.
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