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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-26, Page 12Clinton Ontario CANDLES PARAGON CANDLES Are Odorless, Dripless, Smokeless.' Will fit in any candleholder with exclusive Magic Paragum base. 22 colors in 12 and 15 inch. 39c and 45c pr. TINY TAPER CANDLES For flower decoration or wedding lights. 12 or 15 inch. . 25c pr. BOUDOIR CANDLES In 10, 12 or 15 inch length and large variety of colours 25c, 30c, 35c pr. PATIO LIGHT In decorated glass holder. Reg. ,$3.00 each Special $2.25 PATIO LIGHT in fish net 'decorated globe in assorted colors. Reg. $1.89 Special $1.39 1,4•00444.44,444.404^44, 'Is44444,44'1,4404•IMIP Mc wan's e 4 REGISTRATION CARD Name, Age Address Telephone hoiie 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 Thursdays August 2. 30-b Clinton Loses Peewee Series Clinton lest the third game of 'the WOAA Pewee "B" base- ball league finals last Thursday to Goderich 8-6. Clinton won first game 14-6, then lost the next two games for their only two defeats', of the' season. 'Clinton ..„.. 400 010 1-6 6 4 Goderich .. 212 120 x-8 8 2 Don Bartliff and Gary Fleet; 'Motion, Rush (1) and Fisher. 0 ' Summer Mixed • Bowling League W L HT Pts Knock Outs 23 7 8 54 Untouchables 22 8 7 51 Sooners 18 12 6 42 Pin-Busters 14 16 3 31 Wanderers 9 18 .3 21 Boo Boos 4 23 3 11 High single, ladies', Gent Scott 350; men, Ron Burbridge, 349. High triple, ladies, Edith Hen- derson, 722; men, Ron Burb- ridge, 823. High average, lad- ies, Gert Scott, 195; men, Ron Burbridge, 221. Maxwell-Cornish A place to save A place to borrow . We have financial conveniences for all members of your family /Wei • Clinton Community Credit Union Limited Goderich Rinks Win. Clinton Clothing Tourney The .Qoder4ipb rink of Archie Townsend (who works in Cli13-, too) and Stuart Robinson wen. tih.e Clinton Lawn BOwling di:Ws clothing tournernept, lent Wednesday afternoon, .July 18. They scored. 4tillree, wins .plus 35 for 64. Second place aleo went to Goderich, Mel,4aren and pr H 'R. Hall, three wins. plus 17, 53. Bert Gray and' Harold Watt- laefer, Clinton, took third spat with two wine plies! 22, 44. Bob Dag and .Jaek Muir, Seefortle were fourth and Ray Sperling and T. H. McKee, Goderich, .fifth. The Clinton, elub'el next big tournament • is' the merchants and manu'facturer's men's lee on August 1, with over $500 in, prizes', Both Clinton and Goderich greens Will be used but entries must report to Clin- ton greens for the draw. • 0 Bantams Put Goderich Out ,Clinton bantams won the WOAA best of three Bantam "B" baseball semi-final series by defeating ,Goderich 6-1 here last Thursday night. Clinton' won the Wet game 5-0. Doug-. McPherson, who earlier in the season registered a no- hitter, limited Goderich to three hits. He got .good support front Clare Magee who hit a home run and' i4 triple. Magee pitched a onie•Jhitter in the series open. er. Larry- Pearson hit a home run for Clinton while Ed. Curry hornered 'for Goderich. Goclerich• .. 000 000 1-1 3 4 Clinton .... 202 020 x-6 9 1 Ruch, Robinson (4) and Gil- bert; McPherson and Jim Liv- ermore. Small Turnout At Legion Meeting Only 97 members were, op hand Monday for the general meeting.. of the 250-member Clinton Legion branch. There was report frQ.np the. ,c04-1- Tnilttee, set up last month to look into the issePeOPP: for falling off of attendance •anel. 'interest Legion aetivitiee, President J. D. Tliorndike announced that initiations were slated Tor September! •rneeting, Zone Commander Doug And'- rows announced 'a Zen? Cl• meeting on :September 30 in leineerdine and 'the district C meeting in Listowel on 00..21, Doug Andrews! was appoint- ed . to replace Bill Counter as one of the Legion represent- atives Clinton Recreation Council. A motion to hold branch nom-, inatioes at, • the November meeting, election in December, and installation in January was unanimously 'passed'. • Regular monthly drew. was won on a ticket held jointly by Stewart Freeman and William. Chambers. COMING EVENTS Lucknow Legion Bingo every Thmiday nite 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, July 26 - 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. Saturday, July 28 - Recep- tion and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knights, nee Ruthann Seotchmer, Bayfield Pavilion. Stu Baird's orchestra. Every- one welcome. 30b Tuesday, July 31 - BINGO; Huron Fish and Game. Jackpot, $55 in 55 numbers. Six door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 43tfb Tv ffileineinanmoneee SERVICE REPAIR `GORD" SWAN Manager of our Parts Department Gord has some $20,000 in parts inventroy under his con- trol at all times. He channels them, to our mechanics for quick service on your car. He also is our Cashier, and keeps busy at the Pumps too with Guaranteed Supertest ser- vice. THERE IS A SPECIAL PRICE ON SEAT BELTS FOR ONE WEEK. GORD HAS A STOCK TO FIT MOST CARS. .K. Guaranteed Used Cars SEE THESE NEW ARRIVALS ON OUR LOT '59 PONTIAC 6 FOUR DOOR STATION WAGON '59 FORD TWO DOOR SEDAN `58 OLDSMOBILE FOUR DOOR SEDAN '61 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE FOUR DOOR SEDAN Automatic, Radio, Other Extras '55 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUP Several others to choose from. Give us a try-you'll find us easy to deal with. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY CHM a OLDS. - ENVOY DEALER CLINTON, ONTARIO Phone HUnter 2-9321 The leedefeeted ..Baletane base,. beg -team sponsored the FtOil and Game Qinb took the first game of the WOAD, Bantam "B" leeteneliriale here Tuesday night, 3-1. .711,0 eeeepel genie is scheduled for Exeter toenigiest (ThttreelW) 6,34, ciAitprl eum-proted Goderich and Eater put out St, Marys. Clinton scored all their runs in the ,fifth or hits by Charlie Switzer, Brian Mennen Clare Magee and Larry -Pickett. Swit- eel• got the only ether hit for ciinton, in the sixth, Magee limited .Exeter ito three hits and tstruck .out 12 in Fa the seven inning genie, r Exeter 000 100 0-1 3 • Clinton 000-030 x-3 5 Exeter: !Cornish -and Beavers; Clinton; Magee Tied Livermore, HENSALL - Muriel Lenora Cornish' became the bride of Douglas Wayne Maxwell on Saturday, July 14 in a lovely ceremony in the ,United Church parsonage, ,Woodham, with Rev. J. R. Wareham officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mays, Garfield' Cornish, RR 1, Woodhatie The groom is the 'on of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Max- well, Hensall. The bridle wore a white street length two piece dress of rayon chiffon over rayon satin, fash- ioned' with low neckline and gathered at the waist. The jacket was styled with elbow length sleeves. A tiara of net and pearls hold her waist- length veil, and she carried a bridal bouquet of red' roses. Miss Doris' Elaine, Cornish, AR 1, Woodham, was maid of honour for her sister who wore a yellow nylon dress with yel- low and white flowers appliqued on the dress. She carried- a bouquet of yellow and blue dais- ice. Ronald MCKenzie, Hensall, Was groomsman.,, A luncheon was held at 'the bride's parents home following the ceremony. Serving were Miss 'Marion Stone, Parkhill; Mize Pat Ferguson, EXeter; Miss Mary Sir/insole Exeter, For the wedding trip the bride changed to a beige two piece suit, with white and beige accessories, Mr. and Mre. Maxwell will reside In Prior tta the wedding' the bride was feted at pre,nuptial ehowene. The community met at Zion tinted Church and pre= Stetted her with a kitchen shoW- en with MrS. harry item. in charge of 'enrangeinents. Miss Shirley jecquee was liestese at her home When, Members of the junior fngitute presented her 'ith mistellaneouS Viewer. LONDESBORO. (Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan Phone Myth S7 r 5) Mrs, Mabel Scott visited with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Lawson recently. Mrs. Lawson is well over 90 years and reasonably well. She lives in Stratford and was •at one time a Londesboro resident. Friends of Mrs. Mervin Eck- mien Pine River (nee Susie Sampson), will be pleased to learn that she returned home from Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, last Sunday and is recov- ering •nicely, Her condition last winter, was so critical that little hope was entertained for her recovery. Mrs. W. Haw, British Colum- bia, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. 'Clifford Adams and fam- ily. Almwell UCW . The July meeting of the Aim-, well Unit of •the UCW was held' on July 16, with the.' assistant leader Mrs. Hugh• pre- siding. Topic for worship ser- vice was "Our Church in Our Community." Roll call was answered by 15 memebrs. The treasurer's report showed that $93.86 had been sent -to the treasurer of the general meeting. The committee in charge of the bale reported two boxes packed and the one to be packed soon. The Bible study was taken by Mrs. Clare Vincent on the sixth commandment, "Thou shalt not kill." Mrs. Don Sprung gave a chapter from the study book, WI To Meet The Women's Institute Will meet August 1 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Fred Sloman, Clinton. The Auburn and Blyth Institute members are invited. Roll call will be answered by naming a former reeve or coun- cillor of Hellen Township. There will also be a bake sale. Mrs. Pipe will demonstrate table centres and flower ar- rangement. Berean UCW The Berean Unit of the Unit- ed Church Women met last Thursday with an attendance of 25. Mrs. Crawford opened the meeting with a message of courage. Prayer followed. Mrs. Will Manning read Scripture. Mrs. Howatt reported on the get-well cards sent, Mrs. Pipe gave an account of the work done at the parsonage. Various recommendations are to - be brought before the general meeting this Thursday evening hi the church. Mrs. Lorne Hunking gave a poem entitled "The Gospel ac- cording to you." An interesting skit was given by Mrs. Dennis Pepfound, Mrs. Lorne Hunking and Mrs. Lloyd 'Penfound. CORRECTION, PLEASE! • Last week on this page a pic- ture ;appeared identifying a young man receiving his Bronze Medallion in' the Royal Life Saving Society from 'the Com- manding Officer at RCAF Sta- tion Clinton. The young man was wrongly, identified, He was John Farrell, son of Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. W If. Far- rell, 17 Victoria Blvd„ RCAF Station Clinton. ' Galbraith • Radio TV Phone 2-1841 Clinton Huron -central Softball League yv T p Lo4ciesiaru ....... 9 .0 O. 17'. Atihtun. ........... .7 3 0 14 , golinesville .6 2. .0..12 Herisell 5 4 0 10 . Varna. 6 '6. Kippen 2 6 0 4 .13Neefield .6 10 -3 This year a trophy has beep donated 'to the league by Carl. Cex, 'proprietor of Clinton Body and 'Radiator Shop. This will be presented to the winning team in the finals and is to be held for a period of one year. Clinton Trims. Exeter Twice Clinton Midget 'baseball 'team made short work of EXeeer in the WO.A.A. Midget "B" 'league send-finally. On Tuesday night in Exeter, Vie Norman Liverepere-coached midgets won 13-2 with Bob Livermore striking out 13 bat- tees 'in the six-inning game. Back in Clinton last night (Wednesday), the local midgete ran up a larger score of e1-2. Livermore again pitched, allow- ing onl ytwe hits in the five- inning game. Clinton scared ten runs 'in each of the second and third innings'. Young Folk Die on Highway (Continued from page one) Surviving 'besides hie parents are six brothers, Donald' J., Chippewa; Thomas' J. Daniel V.,' Patrick 3., John C., James A.' and Charles J., and two sisters, Edna Marie and Hazel Ann' an et home. Attending the funeral from a distance was en aunt, Mrs. Charles B. Smyth,. Ottawa. ' AC1 E. W. Barlow At about three o'clock Sun- day morning, AC1 Edward liam Barlow, 17; a student at No. 1 Radar and Communica- tions School., RCAF Station Clinton, was fatally injured when the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car driven by Mns. Jean Elliott, Goderich. Both were proceeding toward Clinton. The accident occurred on Highway 8, 'about two mile's east of Clinton. He died about an hour later in RCAF Station' Clinton hospital. He was 'the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barlow, RR 2, Uxbridge, and is survived by two brothers end 'two sisters'. Constable D. A. Bowering, OPP, Seaforth, • investigated. Dr. J. C, Goddard, coroner, is expected to set date for inquest early in September. AC1 R. F. Kedwell Another airman, AC1 Ronald. Franklin, Kedwell, also a trainee at No. 1 Radar and Communications School, RCAF Station Clinton, was killed in- srbantly when a car he was driv- ing went out of control about one Mlle north west of Petrolia and plunged into a 'ten foot ditch. Mr. Kedwell was thrown from the car, police said', and some- how became entangled in the framework of the 'battered car at its 'left front corner., The car had struck a post, and rip- ped off a ,section of railing on the Bear Creek Bridge at the Marthaville Sideroad, before going down the bank and strik- ing a natural gas line which was Slightly damaged. A passenger, Kenneth Russell Clark, RR 3, Petrolia, received cuts' and 'abrasions'. AC1 Kedwell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Kedwell, RR 3, Petrolia. Constable Jack MacDonald, OPP, Petrone, in- vestigated. GOSHEN NORTH Correspondent Mrs. Clare McBride The annual picnic of Goshen United Church was held last Thursday, July 19 on the ch- urch lawn, Sports were conduct- ed by Mrs. Bob Peck and group. All children in the kinder- garten Class received a prize. Other class winners were, in Mrs. Keith McBride's class, Mary Lou McKinley; Mrs. Roy McBride's class, Freddie Arm- class, Marilyn Keys; Mrs, El- gin McKinley's class, Wayne Peck; Elgin McKinley'S class, Donna Peck; Lady writing name on her forehead, Mrs. Elmer Heyter; girls three legged race, Judy McBride and Cathy McKinley; boys three legged race, Larry 1VICKinIey and Wayne' Peck; lady making, the best paper doll behind her back, Mrs. Kenneth Parke. Kick-the-slipper, Ron Mc- Bride; number of beans in a jar, Mary Margaret Armstrong; Oldeet grandmother, Mrs. Rich- ard Robinson; youngest baby, Julia Armstrong; yotIng boys rabbit race, John McKinley. Wing girls shoe ecratnble, Dianne McKinley; balloon race Waynes Peck's side; young girls rabbit race, lEt arbata Keys' lad- ies stretching race, Mts. Brtiee KeyS, The games ended With a Rigs seranible for the wee ones. About 80 eat down to a bounteous picnic supper super- vised by Mrs, Kenneth Parke and grOtlp. The Sunday School AtiniverearY will be held next Sunday, July 29. EASY CREDIT TERMS at ANSTETT JEWELLERS PHONE HU 2.9525 BROWNIE'S /. DRIVE-IN THEATRE LIMITED CLINTON 2 BIG HITS EACH EVENING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY JULY 25-26-27 Hit No. 1-Shown at 9.30' in COLOR "FANNY" LESLIE CARON MAURICE CHEVALIER HORST BUCHHOLZ Drama With Comedy- Filmed in France (Adult Entertainment) Hit No.2-7Showncit 11.50' "GIGAN'T1S" (Cartoon), SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY JULY 28-30-31 Hit No. 1-Shown at 9.30' JOHN WAYNE in "The COMANCHEROS" . COLOR -- Scope Hit No. 2-Shown at 11.20 'THE ENEMY BELOW' Robert Mitchum -- Curt Jurgens WED., THURS. & FRI. AUGUST 1-2-3 Hit No. 1-Shown at 9.25 Only "All Hands on Deck" Pat Boone -- Buddy Hackett (Colour -- Scope) Hit No. 2-Shown at 11.15 "The Millionairess" Sophia Loren -- Peter Sellers (Adult Entertainment) (Colour - Scope) Cartoon BAYFIELD • - The Rum- mage Sale under the auspices of Pioneer Park Association took on quite a different at- mosphere in the arena on Tues- day evening, July 17. Mrs. R. G. Hunter convened the affair and even with the extra space one realized the great amount of planning and foresight which had gone into the effort together with the transporting, sorting, pricing and selling. It was all very orderly in the arena, quite dif- ferent from the tales of push- ing and squeezing, and running up and -downstairs in the lim- ited confines of the Town Hall. • In this successful sale, Mrs. Hunter was assisted by the, Lions Club in the use of the arena. Prof. H. K. Kalbfleisch, making dress racks, Bayfield Hardware loan of iron pipe; and the following workers: H. H. Ormond, J. M. • Stewart, Hales Dresser, Willard •Dres- ser, Reg Francis, Lorne Cook, Dr. W. A. Tillman, Richard Aylesworth, Nigel Bellchamber, Jimmie Francis, Justin Lance, Ted Kurtz, S. H. Bryant, Ch- arles R. Will, Mrs. C. E. Diehl, Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Miss M. Macdonald, Mrs. Charles R. Will, Mrs. R. Williams, Misses Page 12-Clinton News-Record-Thurs., July 26, 1962 Rummage Sale Great Success In Large Arena at Bayfield Local Business Man Off To Rockies Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, 'Londesboro, (third and sixth from top of steps) are pictured boarding a plane at IVIalton airport at the start of a week long trip through the Canadian Rockies. Their trip, which included a visit to the Cal- gary Stampede, resulted from their success for the second bonseeutive year in a row, in a recent Ontario sales contest. Mr. Allen, who operates the Shur- Gain Feed Service Mill in Londesboro, won the contest last year, too, ' (CP' Photo) A. M. and E. J. Stirling, Mrs. A. Aylesworth, Mrs. D. G. Lance, Mrs. G. H. Fox, Mrs J. E. Hovey, Mrs. R. A. Simons, Mrs. A. M. Bassett, Mrs. George Hopson, Mrs. George Fellows, Sally Beth Hunter, Mrs. R. C. Moore, Mrs. Bruce Menerey, Miss M. Elliott, Mrs. Stewart Cook, Mrs. J. E. Howard, Miss Mary Fralick, Miss Anne Dr- ouin, Mrs. 'Lorne Cook, Mrs. Alf F, Scotchmer, Mrs. E. W. Oddliefson, Mrs. R. W. Bristol, Miss Kim Fellows,* Miss Mary Jessop, Mrs A. Charlton, Mrs. J. R. Hillock, Mrs, F. W. Pot- ter Mrs. E. W Oddliefson did a series of posters advertising the Rummage Sale, the last of whiche was a plan of the arena. A loud speaker gave direc- tions and various specials were announced interspersed with bits of cheerful music. R. C. Moore took flash ph- otos of the crowd and how quickly some of those counters cleared! The next-to-new section ear- ned $17: It was a new venture this year. The Salvation Army collect- ed what was left over from the other departments and it wasn't much. BEAT EXETER Clinton 'Bantams One Game Up In League Finals • All Star Girls Lose Game 113 Clinton's all star girls' soft- ball team journeyed 'to Brussels on July 19. Dusty conditiOns made play difficult 'for the lo- cals, but did not seen to hinder the Brussels girls who walked away with an 11-3 victory. Baiib Semple pitched for Clin- ton 'and IVIarg Semple was the catcher. Cleo Langdon was the power hitter for • Clinton with a home run. ' . . Back on home territory on- Tuesday evening Clinton edged out ,Londesbora 4-3. ,Pitching for the winners was' Barb Sem- ple with Judy Watkins catch- ing. The Londesboro pitcher was Len Dougherty assisted by catcher Susan Whiteman. The Merrill sisters were the power' for Clinton with lelarg account- ing for two runs end . Sandia batting home a single.. Janet Shailp also scored for the locale The plays were closely followed by umpire Don Freeman. Taillight in !league play Clin- ton will journey to WinthroP and Londesboro will play host to Brussels.