HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-05-23, Page 12CHSS Cadet Band On Parade at Inspection
RCAF Crew Lose At Woodstock,
Open At Home Sunday Afternoon
Woodstock Pearson. Fuels
spoiled RCAF Clinton's opening
tilt in the Memorial Softball
League, Tuesday, posting a 4-0
win over the area squad in
Woodstock.
Jim Watt held the Clinton
crew to only two hits in the
contest. One was a double by
Miscovitch and the other a
single by Matthews.
By Lalonde started on the
mound for Clinton and gave up
five of the six hits picked up
by the winners.
Charron finished up from the
seventh and allowed only one,
safety.
Willie Rogers paced the vic-
tors with a single and a
double and drove in his squad's
first two runs.
Woodstock took a 1-0 lead in
the first and built it up to 2-0
in the third and added their
final pair with a two-run spree
the sixth.
The Clinton lineup for the
opening tilt was as follows;
Miscovitch, if; Garrigan, 2b;
Mathews, ss; Borden, c; Cun-
ningham, 3b; Young, rf; Ward,
'of; Smith lb; Lalonde, p; Char-
ron, p (7th); Robertson, rf
(6th).
Clinton play their first home
game this Sunday afternoon at
2:00 p.m. when they host the
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, May 23 — BINGO
En 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.
No door prize. Admission 50r
Tuesday, May 28 — BINGO
in Fish and Game Club. Jackpot
$57 in 57 numbers. 15 regular
games; 3 share-the-wealth gam-
es; 1 $25 special game. Six door
prizes, 8.30 p.m. ltfb
Saturday, May 25—Hawaiian
tea and bake sale, Ritchie Bldg.
RCAF Station Clinton, 2:00-
4:00 p.m. Sponsors, Women's
Auxiliary. Adults, 50 cents;
children, 25 cents. 20h-21x
Saturday, June 1—Rummage
and bake sale, Council Cham-
ber, 12:30 p.m. New articles
table on display. Sponsors:
Unit 1, Brucefield United
Church. 21-2b
Friday, June 14—Bazaar and
bake sale, 3:00-5:00 p.m. Hot
supper 5:30-7:00 p.m. Advance
tickets only 75c. Ontario St.
UCW, Unit 2. 21b
powerful Stratford club.
On Wednesday they face
RCAF Centralia on the Clinton
diamond at 8:30 and on Thurs-
day they mbtor to Goderich for
another 8:30 p.m. fixture.
Teams in the league include:
RCAF Clinton, RCAF Centra-
lia, Wingham, Goderich, Strat-
ford and Woodstock.
Coach of the Clinton team
is F/L Sandy Saunders and
the manager is F/0 Jim Law-
lor.
A complete schedule will ap-
pear in next week's edition.
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Captain Brown presented the
award for the best cadet on
parade to the snappy Cadet
Sgt. Major, Mike Burns,
However, Captain Brown not-
ed he had considerable difficul-
ty in making the choice, finally
giving Burns the nod for his
efforts in the precision drill
team.
Cadet Drum Major DeWayne
Elliott was judged top bands-
man on parade and the best
platoon was given to No. 1 and
was accepted by Platoon. Com-
mander, Lt. AleX, Hyde.
The final award was present-
ed to Cadet Lt. Dennis Shipp,
who earned the distinction of
being the best shot in the vari-
ous shooting tests conducted
throughout the year.
The entire program was
supervised by the cadets them-
selves, under the direction of
the Commanding Officer, Cadet
Major Doug Macaulay, with as-
sistance from second-in-com-
mand, Cadet Captain Borden
McRae and Cadet Sgt. Major.
Mike Burns.
Chief Instructor of the corps,
Captain Aub Langdon com-
mended the members of the
corps for their efforts and also
paid tribute to the work of his
assistants in training t h e
youths.
The other instructors of the
CHSS cadets include: Lt. Don
Webster, band and range of-
ficer; Lt. Mait Edgar, Lt. Cathy
Haig, Captain G. McGee, Quar-
termaster; and cadet instruc-
tors, Ian Fraser, • Ken Clynick
and R. Mann.
Platoon officers and NCO's
include:
Platoon officers: Lieutenants
Alex Hyde, Dennis Shipp, Steve
Cooke, Cam McAlpine, Cord
Moodie and Ian Blake.
Platoon Sergeants: Philip
White, Fred Gregory, Keith
Ashton, Eric Gahwiller, Doug
Fremlin and Norman Amy:
Platoon Corporals: Jim Pol-
lard, Jim Francis, Clare Magee,
Dave Lang, Charles Whitting-
ham and Fred Jewson.
Platoon Lance Corporals: Bill
Blacker, Larry Pearson, Gord
Logan, David DePutter, David
Scanlon and Charles Zonder-
van.
Majorettes: Nancy Stirling,
Margar•et Trewartha, Margaret
Addison and Gwen Jones.
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..$0ftball-Squad.opens Friday Night,
Still Seeking Player Assistance
4Play Belli" Welsh, two -MSS. teachers..
This is the cry that 1011 Another CHSS teacher, Aub.
once again echo from. the Cl- Langdon, is, expected to handle
inton ball park when the local the coaching duties.
WOAA SI:4'03411 entry OpenS the Members of the squad ex-.
„season this Friday night. pected to see action in the
Although they have had Only opening -tilt this Friday at 7
three workouts to .dete„ the P,M, are; Bill Craig, Bob Maim,
locals, who are sponsored by Bob MacDenald, Bob WelSh,
the Clinton Recreation Corn- Mait Edgar, Ron MacKay, Bill
mittee, will tackle Beigrave in • Batten, Bob. Livermore, Ron
Livermore,. Don Freeman, John
Hartley, Andy Peterson a n
Dave liallmari.
However, Positions are still
Wide open for spots on the club
and any players interested are
invited to attend a brief work-
out on Thursday night.
The club management is
especially looking for a couple
of hurlers for the team,
G. Cullen, M. Paul, B. Liver-
more, K. Engelstad, P. Bate-
man, J. Hamilton, B. Dalryrn-
(Continued from Page One) pie, G. McAdam, L. Osborne,
and the visiting army officers, H. Livermore, M. Turner, M.
McCullough, 3. Vestrurn, J. Ar-
Three squads of youths then senault, G. Johnston, B. Turner,
displayed some physical educe- J. 'Werner, N. Paquette, M. For- tibn exercises which consisted . rest, J. Johnston, J. McNall, L.
a tumbling, calesthenics and Dales.
a make-shift basketball game B. MacDonald, H. Corran, L.
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The band, with four major- S, Maguire, J. Pollard, D.
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through intricate marching routines. Cadet Drum
Major DeWayne Elliott led the group and was
judged the best bandsman on parade.
the opener.
Other teams included in the
league are Whitechurch, Luck-
now, Blyth and Seafortb. Wing-
ham will also play a few ex-
hibition games during the sch-
edule.
Bob MacDonald has been ap-
pointed manager of the local
squad and will, receive assist-
ance from Bob Mann and Bob
The CHSS. Cadet band brought the annual in-
spection to a resounding and, colorful completion,
Friday, performing several numbers as well as going
Cadets Put On
Flag party: Cadet captain
Laurie Colquhoun, Lt. Jim Mc-
Cullough, Lt. Doug Scrimgeour,
Sparkling Displ John Cooper.
Sgt. Don Freeman arid Sgt. ay
Girls drill team: L. Shaer,
At Inspection
nis Shipp.
First aid: Borden McRae,
Mike Burns, Philip 'Burns,
Steve Cooke, Mike Scotchmer
and Ken Smith.
Band: Drum Major DeWayne
Elliott, Lieutenants Tony de-
Coo, Adrian deCoo, Bill Ham-
ilton, Doug McCann, John Pow-
ell, Neil Trewartha, Doug
Wells, Louis Vanlammeren and
Carol Taylor. Cadets Charles
Andrews, Marvin Brubacker,
Doug Currie, Peter deCoo;Jeff
Dixon, Robert Farquhar, Paul
Booth, Jim Collins, Paul Dixon,
Bill Cox, John Cullen, Ken
Hamilton.
John Irwin, Bill Robinson,
Jeff Shaddick, Harry Cum-
mings, Dick Shaddick, Ed Mar-
tin, Bonnie Snell, Gayle Turn-
er, Beverley Sparks, Gertie
VanLammeren, John Vander-
hear, Doug McBeath, Wayne
Sprung, Fred Ludwig, Fred
Tyndall, Ron Plumsteel, Larry
O'Connell, David Medd, Ed
Grant, Case Buffinga.
Leo Medd John Talbot,
Nancy Olde, Sylvia Fitzsimons,
Lynn Sherwood, Pat Fletcher,
Monique Haspeck.
Included in the inspecting
party were: D. J. Cochrane,
CHSS, principal; Ken McRae,
and Flt. Sgt. Frank Burns,
members of CHSS board; Clin-
ton Mayor W. J. Miller; Har-
old McPherson, Legion presi-
dent.
Cadet Instructor Ken Cly-
nick gave a commentary
throughout the proceedings at
the inspection.