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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-09-13, Page 12MADE SIMPLE BOOKS on ... English Spelling Word Mastery Algebra & Geometry Chemistry Physics Bookkeeping $1.75 ea. /I COLES NOTES and FACT FINDERS on • .• British History North America and Modern World General Science Chemistry Notes Physics Notes Mathematics Notes Algebra Notes Geometry Notes How To Use Slide Rule English Notes Notes $1.00 Fact Finders 75c COLES QUESTIONS 35c ea. 'Vic Ewan's Clinton Ontario Classified Ads Bring Results Last of the '62 Models ELECTROHOME ,„. • .77,5x3M7.4sitosm. igsmazar • X '!* ,e..elfleeeeeee'"' STRATTON Special Reduction WAS $389,95 Now $320 95, v4k TRADES ACCEPTED Win Carl Cox Trophy Carl Cox is seen here presenting his firm's trophy to the captain of the Hensall softball team which won the Central Huron Softball League championship. Hensall defeated Londesboro in the first three games of a best of five final series. Hen- sail is the first Winner of Mr. Cox's Clinton Rad- . iator and Body Shop trophy. (Photo by Bob Grigg) Hensall Captures Central Huron Softball Title and Carl Cox Trophy Going Ahead Into Ontario Baseball Association "B" Finals 111111111 ore STUDENTS • EDUCATION LOANS at INTEREST ONLY until Lou receive your pay cheque A LSO FREE Pens for Student Members Clinton Community Credit Union Limited THESE MUST GO! COME IN NOW FOR A GOOD CAR — AT THE RIGHT PRICE. Before the '1963 Models are introduced, we want to clear these. You can get a good car with top trade-in allowance for your present vehicle. Give us a try! '59 FORD SEDAN New automatic transmission. A good buy in every way. '61 PONTIAC SEDAN This is in new car condition. '57 FORD TWO DOOR SEDAN $1,550.00 $2,650.00 $775.00 A good family car. '59 PONTIAC STATION WAGON $1,750.00 Motor and brakes overhauled. New paint. Good tires. O.K. in every way. '58 METEOR SEDAN $1,350.00 Priced to sell quickly. '58 PONTIAC SEDAN $1,350.00 Fully checked—it's good! '56 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $475.00 Good transportation. '55 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUP $650.00 A handy vehicle for some one. All late model vehicles have been checked to O.K. specifications and are guaranteed in 'writing. Why Settle For Less? Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEV. a OLDS. ENVOY DEALER CLINTON. ONTARIO Phone Winter 29321 Page 12—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Sept. 13, 1962 This is Clinton's winning Bantam Baseball team: Western Ontario Athletic Association cham- pions this year, the group has yet to be beaten as they come up against Bantam teams throughout Ontario. From the left, front row, Douglas Mc- Pherson, pitcher and left field; David Graham, left .field; Larry Pickett, third base; Jim Livermore, catcher and captain; Brian Marren, left field; GALBRAITH RADIO, ctind TY Yale Set r Vide Dealer Douglas Proctor, centre field. Back row, Chuck Whittingham, left field; Elwin Kingswell, left field; Larry Pearson, shortstop; Brad Dutot, first base; Chuck Switzer, second base; Clarence "Sam" Magee, pitcher and right field. Manager is John Carter far left and coaches Ronald McKay and Percy Liver- more, right. (News-Record Photo) .antams Advance In • BA • :lminate Kingsville In Two Herman defeated Landesboro in the first three games of a best of five series to win the Central Huron Softball League finals. Carl Cox, proprietor of Clinton Radiator and Body 441 Judging At Western Fair Live stock judging at Wes- terp! Fair found more action from the junior age group (under 15 years) from Huron County, than in the older ent- ries. However Murray Scott, RR 1, Belgrave, scored 147 out of a possible 150 in the senior beef secti an tying with two others for the top honour there. He lost out for the high award, and the prize watch, on a deci- sion on reasons given, In the junior grouping, tee- anne Dale, RR 1, Clinton, ecor- ed 144 paints: Tom Riley, RR 1, Lond'esboro, topped' the: swine section with 138 points and Amy Ste,wart, RR 5, Seafor'bh, the sheep section with 138. points. Other competitors in this group inclacled Linda Riley, RR 1, Londesboro; Iris Marshall, Kiekton and Bruce Faulkner; RR 3, Sea,forth. Among intermediate's were Fred Uhler, RR 3, Walton; George Townsend, RR 3, Sea- forth. Another senior compet- ing from Huron Was Ivan D. Howett, Belgrave. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Riley (nee Beverley Wright) LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL Friday, Sept. 21, LUNCH COUNTER 37-8b Shop; Mary Street, presented his trophy to the champions, Londesboro had completed the 12-game aegular schedule without a defeat while Hensall and Auburn tied ,for third Spot, Lendesboro eliminated Auburn two games to one and Hensel]. put out second-place Holmes- vine, also two games to one. Hensall was a much improved team during the playoffs, us- ing players who had played. baseball during the summer. This league began three years ago and included the villages in Goderich and Stanley Towne ships, Now it has grown to a very cempetitive league. The Carl Cox Trophy was put up for the first time this year. Plans for next year have al- ready been discussed , ,Robert Grigg, one of Holmes- Ville's young playeat has sup- plied the publicity on the league for the News-Record. Thank% Bob. The Clinton Fish. .and. Genie Club ,Bantams awned the Kiegeville Banteree in two straight games in a beet of three series: to move et step closer to the O13A Bantam "Jr Clintonfinals, took the first game in Kingsville last .Satur-- day 7-6 and the second 8-7 in Clomp-amity paric last night (Wedneeday). Clinton. Kingsville In Saturday's play Magee was the winning pitcher with Holt taking the loss. Magee and Holt elegh walked three, hut Magee etrucleout 17 to HolVe 7 .hat- tors. 'Clinton left seven men on while KingSville stranded Clinton's batting power was supplied by McPherson with' a double arid a single and Proctor With two singles, bpth for three times art bet.. Kingswell, Pear- son and, Magee hit two singlet each and' Switzer hit one. Clinton; Pickett 3b, Liver- more c, Switzer 2b, Magee p, Pearson ss, Dutot lb, Kingswell if, Proctor of, McPherson rf. R H Clinton „, .... 000 300 031-7 11 Kingsville ..., 100 120 020-6 6 Clinton 8 - Kingsville 7 Wednesday in Clinton the loc,aLs came through with a hard fought victory with Magee who relieved McPherson early in the game taking credit for the win. Kingsville opened up with three quick runs in the first inning, but a ,second inning home run! by Kingswell which brought in' Pearson and Magee who had singled', put the locals back in the game. In the ,third 'inning Pear- son's triple brought in Switzer and Magee. Pearson scored on RCAF ,CLINTON—An exten- sive swimming program for school age children has gone on at the station recreation. centre this summer - with, a total en- rolment of 80. Each group was given, one hour's instruction per day each day of the week throughout the two vacation months by Cpl. O'Connor and AC Sirois of the RCAF recreation staff. Assist- ants, who were, all high_school age dependents', were Susan Fretts, Laurie Spann, Gwen Davies, John Farrell and Mike Sutcliffe, Among 'the 67 students' who awards were 16 who m• anaged t ,h e unprecedented feat of 'gaining two awards in less' than two months of train- ing. Going from Beginners through, Junior to Intermediate were: Brenda Ludwig, Brian Ludwig, Susan Orr, Dianne Pat- terson and Ricky Rousseau. Going from Non-Swimmers 'through Beginners to Juniors were: Carol Paquette,, Jacquel- ine Tattersal, Susan Crazier, Joan Crozier, Ricky S-abourin, Sharon Dodds. Going, from Jun- ior through Intermediates to Seniors were: Linda Dickau, Francine Paquette,, Gerry Cro- zier; Walter Morrow, Brian Burnside. The following is' a complete list of awards presented: SENIORS: Linda Dickau, Maureen Foote, Francine, Pa- quette, Judy Leenick, Ken Foote, Fred Ludwig, Nicole Pa- quette, James Patterson, Brian Burnside, Steve Pierce, Dean Reid, Michael Fisher, Jeff Gil- ean, Walter Morrow, Gerry Crozier, Mike Paquette. INTERMEDIATES: Dianne Patterson', Brian Ludwig, Bren- da Ludwig, Ricky Rousseau, Gordon Farrell, Paul. Patterson, Shary Siabourin, Brian, Burn- side, Gerry Crozier, Peter Bing- ham, Lynne Duvening, Franeine Paquette, Linda Dickau, Don Farrell, Walter Morrow, Peter Fisher, Donna Rees, David Betts, Greg Frets, Pat Rotts- seen, ISabel Dumayne, Janet Dumayne, Judy Arsenault, Sus- an Orr. JUNIORS.: Jacqueline Tatter- sal, Joan Crozier, LouiSe Trete a sacrifice, putting Clinton aheed Kingsville tied 'it up in the fourth and went into the lead by one rue in the fifth. Clinton tiled it up again in the sixth with a run by Proctor who had tripled. Pearson start- ed off the ,eighth with a single and scored on Proctor's single to put the locals in the lead. Clinton held Kingsville scoreless in the ninth to end the game. Power ehitting in the game was supplied by Kingswell with a home run, ,and Pearson and Proctor with two 'singles and a triple each, Magee hit two singles while McPherson and Switzer each had' one single. Council In Action (Continued from page one) bee 5, to clean up limbs and branches of trees', trimmed dur- ing the move, and left lying be- side the street. "He refuses to clean thin up," said the reeve, "and I think we' .should ,ask Chief Thompson to see this man and have the litter clean- ed up." Mayor W. J. Miller comment- ed' that the man had' no permit to cut down trees, or to trim them. Reeve Agnew noted that in moving a building, it is neces- sary 'to leave money with bath the Bell Telephone Company, and with, the Public Utilities Commission to cover any dam- age dome. "We' don't have any protection for the town includ- ed in the permit we issue," he pointed out. blay, Helene Huard, Carolle Pa- quette, Earle B,aggely, Marilyn Arsenault, Ricky Rousseau, John Bingham, Sharon Dodds, Kathy Foote, Dianne PatterSon Judy Leader, Susan Crozier, Candy Burnside, Susan Boys, Kathy McHalski, Brian Ludwig, Lorraine McDonald, Linda For- rest, Carrel Marceii, Brenda Ludwig, Ricky Sabouria, Angus; McDonald, Nancy Orr, ,Susan Orr. r nom Nom Imo imm mum When Presented at At Press time word had' not been received as to the next game, Clinton Kingsville „ 033 302 001 110 R H 01x-8 11 000-7 S Two Hensall TeamS In Important Games gerisioll juvenile "D" Base- ball team is playing Walsing- ham at 3, p.m. on Saturday in Hensall park in the •OBA The same day Hensel]. Ban- tam "D" baseball team is in semi-finals competition at 10 am. in Hensall park, , RCAF Ladies Begin New Bowling Season The RCAF Ladies Bowling League is balding a registra- tion meeting -et the Ritchie Building on Friday, September 14 at 8,30 p,m. All ladies in- terested in' 'bowling please at- tend, Election of officers will be held at a later meeting. COMING EVENTS Thursday, Sept. 13 — 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 $56 in b6 numbers. Admission 50c. 34b Last of the Seasore— Come to the Teeswater Lions bingo on Friday, September 14th, at 9 p.m. This is the final bingo of the season in Teeswater, with $1,400 in cash prizes. 37-b Tuesday, Sept. 18 — BINGO Huron Fish and Game. Jackpot, $56 in 56 numebre. Six door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 43tfb Wed., September 19 — Flow- er and Driftwood 'arrangements demonstrated by Luella Johns- ton, Mrs. Cliff Epps, Mrs. Sieb- ert, auspices Wesley - Willis UCW, Unit 2, 8.30 p.m. 37x The monthly immunization clinic, sponsored by the Huron County Health Unit, will com- mence again on Friday, Sep- tember 21st, 2-4p.m. at Ontario Street United Church. 37b Sat., October 6 — Sale of good used clothing auspices of Go-Getters Club, Sit, Paul's An- glican Church, Parish Hall, at 1.30 p.m, 37b Sat., October 27 — Tea and bake sale at St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church, 3-5 p.m., aus- pices Madeleine Lane Auxiliary. 37-42-3b — MUM ••••1 the Box Office of EL,EtikOLUX SALES and SERVICE Phone — HU 2-7302 Mr. Amsing 37-8-9-0b BROWNIE'S DRIVE-1N THEATRE LIMITED CLINTON 2 BIG HITS EACH EVENING NOW PLAYING Wed., Thurs., Fri. September 12r13-14 Hit No. 1—Shewn at 10.00 only "PARRISH" Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens Adult 'Entertainment (Colour) Hit No. 2—Shown at 8.30 "THE FABULOUS WORLD OF JULES VERNE" (Cartoon) Sat., Mon., Tues. September 15-17-18 Hit No. 1—Shown at 9.45 only "X15 1, David MacLean, Chas. Bronson The story of the X-15 rocket ship (Colour - Scope) Hit No. 2—Shown at 8.30 only "GUNFIGHT" Jimmie Brown (Cartoon) Support—Seaforth Lions Theatre Night Monday, Sept. 17 Wed., Thurs., Fri. September 19-20-21 Hit No. 1—Shown at 10.00 only "TWO RODE TOGETHER" James Stewart, Richard Widmark, Shirley Jones (Colour) Hit No. 2—Shown at 8.30 only "HOMICIDAL" Glenn Cordett Adult Entertainment (A Mystery) (Cartoon) RCAF Dependants Swim. Win Dozens of Awards I BROWNIE'S DRIVE-1N 'THEATRE 1 I CLINTON I This Coupon Admits the DRIVER of the Car Only I FREE I I Any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Night for the Mpnth of September Only. ... 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