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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-12-20, Page 11Fish and Game Club Proud of Their Ball Team The Fish. and Game Club-sponsored Bantam "" OBA finalists received wool jackets and crests on Sunday. Front row, left to right, kneeling, Doug McPherson, pitcher and outfielder; David Graham, outfielder; Charlie Whitting- ham, outfielder; standing, left to right, Mike Graham, bat boy; Stewart Taylor, vice-president, Fish and Game Club; Jim Inglis, president, WOAA; Jack Carter, manager; Eric Collins, president, Fish and Game Club; and Brian Marmen, out- fielder. (News-Record Photo) Players and Coaches Display Their New Jackets Front row, left to right, Jim Livermore, captain and catcher; Elwin Kings- well, infielder and outfielder; Doug Proctor, infielder and outfielder; Larry Pickett, third base; Brad Dutot, first base; back row, Larry Pearson, infilder and outfielder; Percy Livermore, coach; Clare Magee, pitcher; Ron McKay, coach, and Charlie Switzer, second base. (News-Record Photo) H. F. Wettlaufer FEED MILL Phone HU 2-9727 Mary St., Clinton HAROLD and DONNA WETTLAUFER arid ARNOLD DALE , • ',peg TO ALL OUR FRIENDS BUILDERS' SUPPLY and SAWMILL "THE! ORIGINAL TUNE-UP SHOO"- Mater For The ParnoUs MeCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Phone' HU 14851 KING STREET CLINTON HELEN and SILL WELLS DON ELLW.0(50, taNIE:MtVittit. VERN A'S BEAUTY SALON Bob and Verna MOtgon Varna Feed Mill Jo H. P, SROEZE NU 2,9219 VARNA • Ball. Team .Rewarde,. with Jac4ets Dec,. qx 11 96.14#911 News49COttieee.P090 LONDESBORO (Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan Phone Myth 3'7 r 5) The community was saddened by the sudden passing of a good friend and neighbor in the per- son of Fred Prest. The sym- pathy of the community goes out to his. 'daughter, Mrs.. Jr. Thom and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thom flew from Rock Creek, B.C., to attend' the funeral. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt on Saturday even- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Deer Morrow, Owen Sound; Mn and Mee. Ken Gaunt, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Dalrymple and Donna Louise, their infant daughter, Egmanelville. On Sunday evening the Christmas service, "Festival of Carols" will be held under the sponsorship of the junior and senior choirs. The following groups are can- celled for the holiday ,season: CGIT, Explorers an Bible :tucly groups. MERRY CHRISTMAS from your LOCAL SHUR.GAIN FEED SERVICE MILL '17,Wrtee4 ba'sebal'l players and three officials 14!"ere pr. erited jackets Stuldey afternoon ,tho Fish 'end Granle -Ottib.hettSee Last summer this team went all the way to the :Ontario Bantam 13" baseball finials, The IWO, finel games. with Nee; were 'the only defeats for the F & 0-sponsored team. The gathering of players, their parents god F & G club officials beard a short program of congratulatory speeches them were eerved lunch by the Lad, ies Conservation. Club. Coach Percy .Livermore was chairman. Spealcere included: Eric Collins, president of the F & G club; Stewart Taylor, vice-president; Cam Proctor, for the parents; and Jim IngliS, president of the Western On- tario Athletic Association, Collins'Mr. presented the jec- kete and player Brad Dutot re- plied for the boys, thanking the club for spensoring the teem, and a special thank-you to man- ager Jeck Carter, coaches Percy Livermore and Ron McKay. Captain Jim Livermore 'and co-captain Clare Magee present- ed wool blanket to 'coach Ron McKay who was married re- cently. On display were the Chesley Rotary Club trophy which the Clinton team won in a two-day bantam ball tournament there last summer, and the Chan trophy which Clinton hoIds as WOAA Bantam "B" champions. Mr. Inglis also presented WOAA crests to the players. 0 KIPPEN Correspondent, MRS. N. LONG Phone Hensel( 278 W 1 Mrs. E. Dowson has' gone to Selefonth where she expects to remain for the winter months. Elden Jarrott returned home recently from being hospitaliz- ed in St, Joseph's 'Hospital', Lon- don. Seventeen Christmas boxes were packed and delivered to "shut-ins" by the ladiee of St, Andrew's United Church: Mrs, Ross )3roadfoot, Mrs. Alex Mc- Murtrie and Mrs. Ralph Turner were in charge of the packing. Mrs. Emmerson Kyle was in charge of delivering the boxes. UCW Re-elects Officers St. Andrew's United Church Women met Tuesday afternoon with 13 present and president Mrs, H. Jones In 'charge of the meeting. Mrs. Ralph Turner conducted the worship period. Minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. E. 'Consitt and the treasurer, Vf1.1s. E. McLean gave her re- port. The past year's projects were discussed and plans laid for 1963. The 1962 executive will be active for another year. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Ross Love, co-hostess Mrs. Harold Jones Concert field The Sunday School held the annual Christmas concert on Monday evening, December 10 with a good attendance. The Rev. Harold Johnston was chairman. Included were recitations by Kenneth Jones, Billy Consitt and Gregory Love, Nancy Con- site Lynda Workman and reading by Gwen Hendrick; choruses by the school; the manger scene by the kindergar- ten class; exercises by the in- fant class and by the . juniors; vocal duets by Darlene and Diane McKay, Karen and Kathy Hendrick; musical skit "I Came To Your Wedding"; piano solo by Wendy Jones; two plays, "His Best Christmas", and "Christmas Breakfast", The audience joined in carol singing, and to 'duet. en guitar and banjo was played by Grant and Kenneth Jones. The pare! tontinee "0 Little Town of Bethlehetn" was presented. Santa arrived and presented each child with as treat and a gift. White Gifts an Sunday white gift service was well attended at St. An- d'rew's' United Church..Mee. John Sirtelair was in . charge. Scripture was read by Jim Kyle. The junior thole was directed, by Miss Jean Ivison visited on Menday at London. Mr., and Mrs. .Lorne Pepp, visited last week with. frieods in .Kitchener, Mrs, Robert J. Phillips oa on Mona y' with Mrs. Dora Jewell at ,Gedericie. ,Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Rath, wei;1. visited Sunday With Mr. and Mrs, Gorden R. .Tay-Icor. Mrs. George Raggitt has been employed for several .weeks at the Cliiruten. Poet Office Assist- ing with' the christmas Mrs. Aussel King and Mrs. Duncan MacKay are assisting postmaster and Mrs, Kenneth Scott with the Christmas mail The annual Christmas carol service sponsored by 'the Au- bora Bible Society will be held on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William J, Craig visited irl Clinten last Sunday with their son, Mr, Wil- liam S. Craig and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCiarty and family, Goderich, visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth lVfcCiarty. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Asquith, George and Anne, Islington, left by jet last week to spend the holidays in Nassau, Bahamas, Mr, land Mrs. William Wiee mann, Seafortli, visited on Sun- day with their daughter, Mrs. Karl Tiechert, Mr. Tiechert, Karl, Petra, Peter and"Perry. Miss Elma Kutch, has return- ed to her position as clerk in Ralph D. Munro's store after several weeks spent at her home with a fractured wrist. Mr. William Anderson of Im-' penal Oil Co. in London, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Anderson and Miss Nancy. Mrs, Stanley Strasser return- ed home last week to Sault Ste. Marie 'atter visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam J. 'Craig and other mem- bers of the family. Mr. and Mrs. William Rid- dell, La Riviere, Manitoba, ar- rived last weekend at Seaforth andeere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walden. They plan on staying the winter months with relatives around Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sly, King- ston, nee Joan Sheppard, are accompanying 'her Mother, Mrs. W. H. Sheppard, Beight's Grove to Florida to spend the holiday season. Little Cynthia Wethery and baby Eric Wethery .are still staying with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp 'and their five children. Mrs. Wethery is a patient in a London hospital. Mr. Ed Julien, who is on the staff of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce here and at Daegarinon is enjoying a .veca- tion with his parents at Kirk- land Lake. Several from this district at- tended the funeral this week for the late Fred Prest who was well known here as he was a paper hanger and painter and had a number of customers in the village and surrounding country. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunning- ham and baby daughter have taken up residence with his sister, Mrs. Carmen Gross, Mr. Grass and family. The Gross farm on the 13th of Hullett is situated across the road from the Cunningham farm whose house was burned to the ground last week. Miss Helen Youngblut is vecationing with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Major Youngblut and family. Miss Helen gradu- ated last week from the Wing- in singing "Asleep While God Comes Down". .Sharon McBride told the story "What Shall We Children Bring?" and Joan Finkbeiner gave the offering dedication "What 'Can I Give to Him ?" Joan Sinclair and Grant Jones favoured with a duet, "Little Baby Jesus". 1ELECTRIC R AZORS Christmas SpecialsEpr t a ANSTETT JEWELLERS AMEMINNOW GOOD THINGS COME IN SH011iGAIN BAGS! CLINTON FEED MILL 24 Huron Street CLINTON —!how HU 2 3815 AMRRY CHRISTMAS TO from Fred 1-1wIle and .Staff ..FRED I HUDIE •••••• .................... Yule Cheer Christmastime draws near and each of us here wishes to extend• our greetings of good cheer to our many friends so dear,, Bill's Taxi CLINTON HU 2-9036 JOYOUS WISHES TO ALL TO ALL, A JOYOUS GREETING Classified Ads Bring Results AMSING'S VARIETY STORE Mr. and Mrs. J. Amsing eAe A coach-full of best wishes for yodr MERRIEST CHRISTMAS FROM THE STAFF AT Wells Auto Electric Mr, and Mrs. Gercloi) Powell ham hovttal a certified nursling ,assistant and has been engagOd by the Listowel bps-pitej. to start the filet of the ptie winners 'at the Christ- Mae weekly draw held at Gerd- fee E. Taylor'e store wore Ron Midden and. Mrs. •1-leihz .Those taking part in the .draw were Miesee Laura Deer, Miller And. plane K41koonnell, Miss Gwen McDowell, Strat- ford, and Miss Shirley Brown, Stratford Teachers' College sp- eat the 'weekend with their re- speetive parents in the village. The 'annual Sunday School concert 'and social will be held on Friday evening in the Sun-' day Sehool room of Knox Pres- byterian Church, CGIT. On TV Seventeen Members of the Auburn 'CGIT had a thrill last Sunday evening when they ap- peared on the TV program Sing Time. They presented their candlelight vesper service With the president, Judy Arthur leading the service. The -candle- lighters were Gail Miller, Mary Sanderson and Diane Kielccon- nail. Others taking part were Marjorie Youngbiut, Margaret Sanderson, and 'a duet was sung by Jennifer Grange and' Betty Moss. The girls presented' 'an anthem under the direction of Mrs. Duncan MacKay. Miss Barbara MacKay accompanied on the piano. The 'combined choirs of Knox United Church and, the Westfield Church and some members from Knox Pres- byterian Church led in the sing- ing of the Christmas carols. - Crowd School for Concert A gaily decorated Christmas tree with red and green stream- ers made a pretty setting on Monday for the 'annual school concert of SS• No. 16 end 11, East Wawanoele Mrs. Sidney Lansing . and pupils presented an interesting program and the music was under the direction of the music teacher, Mrs. Phyllis Rodger. Bob Henry was the chairman and the school was filled to capacity 'for the program which featured recitations, 'skits and the various musical numbers. Those taking leading parts in the program were as follows: Kenneth Empey, 'Clarence East, Marie Empey, Neil Lock- hart, Dianne Popp, Nancy Arm- strong, Douglas Popp, Charlotte Nesbit, Johnny Glousher, Mar- ion Youngblut, Leslie East, Jamie Nesbit, Paul Gross, Cindy Nethery, Ron Henry, Debbie Patterson, Brenda Glousher, Grace Brantley, George Brom- ley, Arthur Bromley and Jackie Nonikes. The pupils and teachers were thanked 'following the program by William Empey, and Santa Claus arrived'. GREETINGS TO ALLI