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Softball Team Going
RCAF Clinton Softball Team will go to Winnipeg to compete
in the finals for the RCAF Canadian Championship, September
8-9. Back row (left to right) Ken Lapointe, Larry Howland, Ted
Dewar, Al Charters, GJC Mathieson Commanding Officer, Bill
West To Winnipeg
Matthews, Lou Borden (Capt.), Matty Matthews (Manager),
George 'Robertson. Front row (left to right) Steve Landry, Bill
Coffill, Daye Willls, Grif Griffin, Bud Kelly (Coach), Vince Le-
blanc. Missing: Vic Leblanc, Sandy Saunders, Don Folks.
(RCAF Photo)
BAIRD'S
Mr, . and Mrs- Albert Batt
-Stouffyille end Mrs. Grace Nile-
noalia4 Ottawa,' visited • last
week' at the home of Mr. end
Mrs. Ken MeCowan and their
mother Mrs.. Ellen, MoCovvan
at Huronview.
Mrs. • Goldie Graham and
grandchildren Sandra and Janet
are. visitieg Mr. and" Mrs. Fred
Robin ien And family at Tor-
onto.,
Miss Susan McDonald, Det-
roit, spent a week with her
friend Miss Sharron Baird.
Clinton Legion
Wins First Game
In Zone Softball • Clinton Legion won the first
game of a two out of three
softball . series 'for the zone
trophy against EXerter Legion,
Tuesday night at' the Fish ani
Game Cleb ball diamond,
After giving up six runs to
Exeter in the first inning, Clin-
ton overcame ithis to win the
five-inning game, 17-12.
All Players; must be bona fide
Legion members 'and Legion by-
laws, call for members to have
served in the armed forces dur-
ing wartime. This makes' -all
players at least 35 years old
and over. After the first inning
on Tuesday • a fair brand of
bath was played by the veterans.
Both teams included 'former
baseball: players when Clinton
and - Exeter were strong teams
in the Huron-Perth league.
Exeter: Edward's .0, Stagg ef,
Mason 2b, Brimltne111 p and ss,
Holtzman ss and p, McLean rf,
if, Lawson 3b, McDonald
lb. •
Clinton: Hec Kingswall lb,
Harold McPherson 2b, Jim Gra-
ham ss, Reg Smith ss in 4th,
Clarence Neilans If, Bob Draper
Of, Harold Black cf in 4th,
Laurie Calquhouri rf, John Cam-
eron 3b, Bill 'Chambers 313 in
4th, Dick Prendini c, Pat Du-
mayne P.
Veteran umpire Ed. Dale
(even without his glaSees) did
a creditable job behind the
Galbraith
Radio & TV
Station Clinton
Rolls On Into
RCAF Finals
The past weekend 'saw the
RCAF Clinton ball club CtitriL
time their winning Ways,
thumping RCAF Falconibridge
4-1 on Saturday and completely
overwhelming them Sunday to
the tune of 14-1. The Clinton
Club, much improved through-
out the series,, with Ken La-
pointe throwing a three hitter
and recording 13 strikeouts in
the first game, and' rookie Dave
MILLS pi,tching a strong two
hitter in the Second game.
Clinton used their complete
team in the Sunday game, but
it was catcher Lou Borden's
steady, solid ball playing that
gained the 'admiration of the
fans and the opposing players
as well. He performed like a
pro behind the plate and on
the base paths, and made many
a difficult play look easy.
Clinton now 'has earned the
right to travel to Winnipeg to
play in the finals of the RCAF
Softball championships on the
8th and 9th of September.
Legion Planning
Many Events
In. Corning Months
At Monday night's Legion
meeting plane were made for
the various Legion events in
the 'next month. President J.
Douglas Thorndike chaired the
meeting at which only 40 mem-
bers attended.
The events include; Decora-
tion Service at Clinton Ceme-
tery, Sunday, September 2;
zone executive meeting, at hail,
Saturday, September 8; branch
invitation golf tourney at Grand
Bend, Sunday, September 16;
District golf 'tourney, 'also at
Grand Bend, Sunday, Septemb-
er 23; zone meeting in Kin-
cardine on' September 30, and
the combined Armistice banquet
and nomination meeting on
NoVember 19.
Percy Brown of the ways and
means committee reported Sat-
urday 'afternoon shows begin-
ning September 29 have been
Selected and a :arranged; oth-
er dates will be October 6 and
20; Noveriaber 3 end 17 and
December 1.
The entertainment committee
headed by Reg, °Amore was
congratulated oil their • full en-
tertainment schedule up to the
end'of 1962.
WOMEN
WANTED
TO BOWL IN THE
C-B-A
(Clinton-Blyth-Auburn)
BOWLING LEAGUE
Beginning Tues., Sept. 11
Phone Entries To:
CLINTON AUTOMATIC
BOWLING LANES
HU 2-7711,
or
MRS. DON STRONG
President, HU 2-9347
35-6p
SpeCially on exhibit at the
show WO one by Nirla., Lloyd
Pipe, T-4>ole.sbercit, who showed
what floral ornaments amid
deconat.ipm could be made Out
of a plain detergent .can'. Tndi-
cated were a •Illower container
made out of the can; and the
top and neck made into 'candle
holders; also a candle holder
trilimwd with coloured *SSW
and. flowers and a top
beini 'use'd' bold •a table fav-
our.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, August 30—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 $59 in 59 numbers,
Admission 50e. 34b
Friday, August 31—Don't for-
get the big: Lions Club Bingo at Teeswater, commencing et 9
p.m. 12 games for $50 each,
three $100 specials, an •a super
special for $500. 35b
Tuesday Sept. 4 — BINGO
prizes.rI8zeisn.
Huron Fish and Game. Jackpot,
.5 43tfb
588.30nupm.mbers. Six door
osTpueitsadla Ay,Suexpati.ar4y. 8 —Clinton H
p.m.,
Nurses Residence. Good 'atten-
dance is hoped for. 35b
Saturday, Sept. 8 — Benefit
dance for Bob Rathwell, Bay-
field Pavilion, local orchestra,
lunch counter. Sponsor OFU,
Everyone welcome. 35-6b
Saturday, Sept. 8—Reception
for Mr. and Mrs. John Siert-
sema (nee Kathleen Porter)
Zurich Community Centre, Des-
jardine's Orchestra. 35-6b
Wed., Sept. 19 — Floral ar-
rangement demonstration', Wes-
ley-Willis United 'Church, 8.30
p.m. Refreshments served. Ad.-
mission 50c, auspices Unit 2,
UCW. 35b
Special Sunday Midnite
Show (Sept. 2) at 12.05
All Colour Double Bill
"The Pirate Of
The Blackhawk"
Mijanou Bardot (Colour)
PLUS:
"QUEEN OF TARTARS"
Adventure in Colour
(Cartoon)
WED., THURS., FRI.
September 5-6-7
Hit No. 1—Shown at 10.00
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Left-Handed Golfers
Tourney, Sept. 15
Date of the Clinton-Bayfield
Golf Course left-handed golfers
tournament has been set for
Saturday, September 15 with
first tee-off at 1 p.m. Over 40
entries have aireadY been re-
ceived by Fred Hulls, pro at
the course. The event will con-
clude with refreshments and
dinner at the clubhouse.
Londesboro In
Softball Finals
Londesboro softball team put
Auburn out in a four-game
semi-final series to go into the
Central Huron Men's Softball
League finals against HeriSall
ar Holertesville. The later series
was supposed to be decided last
• Londesboro topped the
12-game regular schedule with-
out a defeat.. They have been
playing their play-off games At
Myth flood-lit diamond. HenSall
has a flood-lit • diamonl -and
Holmesville has been .playing,
night games in Goderich.
o
Labour Day Shoot At
Kippen Gun Club
HENSALL — Labour Day
Sheet at Kippen on Sunday,
September 2 at 1 p.m. will fea-
ture as first event, a 50 bird
handicap for Kippen Gun Club
Trophy ,and for second event, a
25 bird 16 yard five man' team
event for the Chester Lee Mem-
orial Trophy. Anyone can
enter.
plate; teenager Don Freeman
was base umpire.
Clinton: manager, Zone Conl-
in:ander Doug Andrews request-
ed a ten-day layoff before the
second game in Exeter on
Th'u'rsday, September 6.
Entries Wanted
For C-B-A Bowling
Entries are now being accept-
ed for the C-B-A (Clinton,
Myth, Auburn) ladies bowling
league. This successful league
was begun last winter 'at the
CE;rition Automatic Bowling
Lanes with nearly 50 ladies
participating, Mrs. Don (Phyl-
lis) Strong, Clinton, is presi-
dent. (See advertisement on this
page.)
The president informs us
that no 'trophies or prizes,
were up for competition last
semen. The league would 'ap-
preeie.te it if spine business or
individual would care to put up
a trophy or prizes. •
(Continued from page one)
Vegetables, POttatoeS, Linda
Maiociy, P4a-T1 CON, Sandra.
$elleenhals; carrots, Linda
Moody, Peggy .S•chcrephOs, John
Leippdogtop,;- beets. Sandra
Scheenhals, Marie 'Ciiderare,
Bonnie Jobnetret; 't0IngOes,
Ciehnore, cl!
Moody,.. no name,
Adult Classes
Double aster, Lqella John-
ston, Mrs. M. Addison.; .cosmos,
lfts. David Middleton, Mrs, T.
R. Thompson; Zinnias large,
Mrs. David IVIiddleten,
Fred Ford; zinnias small,, Mrs,
David Middleton, Mrs, M. Ad-
Olson; petunias, single, '
Mrs. Jack Leppington„ Mrs. O g Epps; petunias frilled,
Mrs, Frank Fingland', WS. T,
R. Thompson.; pansies', Mrs.
Jack Lee, Mrs. Jack Lepping-
ton.
Snapdragon., Mrs. Brock Olde,
MOSS Luella Johnston; African
marigold, Mrs. Jack Lopping-
ton, Mrs, David Nfid'dieton;
French marigold', Mrs. Reg.
Cudmore, Miss Luella Johnston;
phlox annual, 1Virs. C. Epps,
Mrs. Reg. Oudrnore; perennial,
Miss Luella Johnston, Mrs,. C.
EPPs.
Gladioli, one spike, white,
Mrs. Neville Forbes', 'Mrs. C.
Epps; red, Mrs. C. Epps, Mrs.
Fred Middleton; pink, Mrs. C.
Epps, Mrs, Jack Leppington;
yellow, Mrs. Jack Leppirnigton,
Mrs. David Middleton; any
other colour, IVITS. Neville For-
bes, Mrs. .Talck Lee; three
spikes, Mrs. C. Epps, Mrs.
Jack Leppington; basket, Mrs.
Cliff Epps', Mrs. Fred Middle-
ton,, Mrs.. David Middleton.
Roses, Peace, Mrs.. T. R.
Thompson, Mrs. Mac LeBeate
Mrs. Jack Leppington; Tea,
Mrs. T. R. Thompson', Douglas
Miles, Mrs. Frank Fingland; as-
scaled,' Mrs, Jack Leppington,
Douglas Miles, Mrs. T. R.
Thompson.
Lady's corsage, Mrs. J. W.
Counter, Mrs. Jack .Leppington,
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe; wedding anni-
versary arrangement, Mrs. C.
H. Epps, Mrs. Jack Lepping,
ton; coffee table arrangement,
Mrs. C. 'Epps, MrS. Fred Mid'-
dieton, Mrs. Harold Johnston.
Miniature arrangement, Miss
Luella Johnston, Mrs. B. Olde,
Cliff Epps; garden .flowers,. as-
sorted, Mrs. C. EPps, Miss
Luella Johnston, Mrs, David
Middleton; dining room bou-
quet, Mrs. Jack Leppington,
Cliff Epps, Mrs. M. Farquhar;
flowers same colour as contain-
er, Mrs. Fred Middleton, Mrs.
M. Farquhar, Miss Luella John-
ston.
Mantle arrangement, Mr. C.
Epps, Mrs. 'J.. W. Ceunter,- Cliff
Epps; waylside flowers, Miss
Luella. Johauston, Mrs. H. John-
ston, ' Mrs, C. Epps; foliage
plaints, potted, Miss Luella
Johnston, Mrs. David .1\liddle
ton, Miss C. Turner; tuberous
begonias, Mrs. Jack Leppington,
Mrs. N. Forbes,
'Mums, Cliff Epps, Mris.. C.
Epps; large dahlia, .Cliff Epps,
Mrs. C. Epps, Mrs. David Mid-
dleton; cactus dahlia, Cliff
Epps, Mrs.' David Middleton,
Mrs. C. Epps; 3 dahlias, differ-
ent, Mrs. C. Epps, Mrs. M. Far-
quhar, Cliff .Epps; ,best unusual
potted plant, Mrs. David Mid-
dleton, Mrs. W. Howett, Mrs.
C. Epps.
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