HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-05-02, Page 18CPL. JOIIN MOSSELMAN CPL. DON HURST
Downsview Cops RCAF Trophy,
Clinton Bowlers Take Two Cups
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a life membership pin and
certificate of the VCW,. This
was a gift to Miss Match,
presented by Mrs. Laura Fow,
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Following a delicious lunch,
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sea by Mrs. Charles .Srnith,
president of the Westfield
UCW, Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson,
president of Knox Presbyter-
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and in the "B" division behind
Downsview, topping Centralia's
third place finish by only five
points.
Top single in this division
was rolled by' Cpl. Mason of
Camp Borden with a 296. High
five honors went to LAC Her-
man of Downsview with 1146.
For Clinton's "B" team, Bill
Wiekware topped the class with
a 1066 total and a high single
of 257.
Other members of the team
and their totals are ;Frank
Burns 948, Gil Heimstra 981,
Art Vezina 858, Hank Gallon
902, Clive Aldwinkle 852.
G/C IVIathieson, Command-
ing Officer, RCAF Clinton, pre-
sented the top teams and the
top individual bowlers with
their trophies following the
event.
The hosts also provided a
light lunch for the visiting
teams.
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Clinton RCAF "A" squad
won their division of the invi-
tational botivling tournament
held at the local station, Satur-
day, but Downsview emerged
with the station honors.
The Downsview "B" club
won their division with a
sparkling 5046 total in the five-
game play, and coupled with
the "A" team's 5829, gave them
a total of 10,875.
Clinton placed second only
104 pins behind the Winners.
Camp Borden followed in third
over 700 pins behind, while
Centralia was fourth.
The local "A" squad were
trailing in their class until the
third game when they came up
with a nifty 1397 game to move
ahead,
Downsview picked up on the
fotirth game as they edged Clin-
ton by 1203 to 1142, but the
division Whiners came back in
the final to Win with a total of
1127; Compared to the 1053
tossed by Dovvnsview.
Ross KersWell topped the
Clinton entry in the high single
competition with a sparkling
327 performance in the third
game. This was the best game
of the day and earned him the
competition's award,
1.1al Rees tossed a 311 effort
in the same match,
Ron Burbridge had the high
five for for Clinton, corning up
with a 1242 effort, 1-1is high
game was a 278 and his low
was 220.
Other members of the team
and their five,gaine totals
were 1-1aI Rees 1122, John
trennan 1128$ ROM KeftWell
1128, Al McKentie 1110 and
tennie Matthews 1080.
The high five of the "A"
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tricker. tit' tiownsview with
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AUBURN — The Auburn
CGIT girls planned for their
annual Mother and Daughter
banquet at their meeting held
in the Sunday school room of
Knox Presbyterian Church and
set the date for May 31.
Judy Arthur opened the
meeting with the call to wor-
ship and the pianist was Gail
Miller, The minutes were ac-
ceptecl as read by Betty Moss.
The scripture lesson was read
alternately with Marion Young-
blut leading.
The offering was received by
Petra. Tiechert and dedicated
'YOUR
by Marjorie Youngblut. A
Bible drill on thte grains men-
ioned in the Bible was conduct-
ed by' Mrs. W. Bradnock.
The mission story, "The
Hong Kong Roof-Top Story,"
was told by Mrs. Duncan Mac-
Kay. She told the story of the
little homeless chinese boy and
how his father found them a
real home in which to live.
A committee was formed
Judy Arthur, Gail Miller, Mar-
garet Sanderson and Betty
Moss to prepare a program for
the banquet a n d the dinner
committee was Mary Sander-
son, Diane Kirkconnell, Petra
Tiechert, Marjorie Youngblut,
Linda Baechler a n d Brigitte'
Schlichting.
The closing prayer was given
by Joyce Leatherland.
AUBURN ,Christian,
ity is growing in Trinidad was.
the theme of 'the ,,aster T11-
ankoffering last Monday even-
ing at Knox United Church,
when Rev. Roy Jordison, mis-
sionary on furlough from Tr1n,
spoke to a large gather-
ing of all denominations of ,the
village.
The aster 5.'bankoffering
service was sponsored by the.
United Church Women, and the
guests were welcomed by Mrs.
Norman McDowell and Mrs.
William Straughan.
Rev., Charles Lewis officiated
for the service and .the organ,
1st was Mrs, Norman Wight-
man, The Pilgrim Singers com-
posed of six ladies from Clin-
ton and district sang four sel-
ections.
In introducing Rev. Jordison,
Mr. Lewis stated that be was
a native of Owen Sound and
that he and his wife had gone
AS missionaries to Trinidad. In
beginning his address, he liken-
ed the present springtime when
all are seeding getting ready
for the harvest; he was pre-
paring the people of Trinidad
for the Eternal Harvet.
In his pictures he showed
how churches are being built
and how the Christian faith is
spreading due to the work of
the missionaries of all denom-
inations. Miss Margaret R.
Jackson thanked the speaker
for his inspiring message.
The Thankoffering was re-
ceived by Mrs. William Dodd
and Miss Elva Gross,
Following the service, the
ladies served a lunch in the
ear Trinidad P.i.reache. ./syt Service,
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