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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-22, Page 12Poge12,,,,rginten News-Record,r4h4Mf Aug. A.1903 Undefeated Midgets Clip: N. Hamburg To Take Lead In-$emlifinals Series Buy at Mdwan's GET IN ON THE LUCKY DRAW One Chance for $1.00 purchase of school supplies I st—Transistor Radio 2nd—Kodak Camera 3rd—Sheaffer Pen & Pencil Set NEW "DOODLE" BINDER_ KIT Includes one white binder, 1" rings, 3 Dri Mark markers, in Red, Green and Black to decorate to your own taste $2.19 complete BRIEF CASES All Leather ZIPPER BINDERS All Leather with heavy zipper $6.95 to $12.95 FREE INITIALS in Gold Leaf Lettering on All Leather Cases PENS All Prices 39c to $12.50 FREE NAME on All Pens $1.95 and up Special Sale — 3-3-SECTION BOOKS .... $1.17 3-SECT1ON BOOKS Extra Thick TEXT BOOKS -DIVIDERS INK. CARTRIDGES ETC. MicEwan's $3.50 to $12.95 694 ,--3 for $2.00 MATHEMATIC-SETS REFILLS COLORED PENCILS ETC.. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS at 7:45 "Cavalcade of Bands '63" CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 and 24 PARADE PIPE BANDS BRASS BANDS DRUM & BUGLE BANDS FIFE & DRUM BANDS MAJORETTE TROUPES TOP MUSICAL EACH EVENING at 7:15 from Legion Hall to Clinton Community Park. Feature Attraction SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24 Kitchener -Waterloo Flying Dutchmen DRUM and BUGLE CORPS . BAND CONCERTS Start at 7:45 p.m. Each Evening ENTERTAINMENT . plus . . Marching & Precision Drills Pipe Band Tattoo Massed Band Concert Friday, August 23 at 7.45 p.m. Saturday, August 24 at 1:45 p.m. enimmimnir The First Cavalcade of Bands held last year was acclaimed by the fop musicians in Western Ontario as one of the finest this side of Waterloo and Toronto. 4..••••••••••=milik ADMISSIONS LOTS OF MARTIN BOUNDY, LONDON, PRIbAY—Adulte 50c; Children 25e. FREE PARKING One of the top musical directors in. SATUWAY—Adult§ 75t; SPACE Ontdrio, will be a guest at t he Children SOc Saturday Band Cbricert, - By law, the maximum a Credit Union can charge for a Loan is: "A Penny, A Dollar, Per Month" (A member can borrow $100.00 for a total of $6.50 repayable in 12 monthly instalments.) With • Life Insurance at No Extra Charge in the CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED A A couple of Used Pick-up Trucks—$250 & $1,250 Drop in and see us anytime. We can arrange terms in strict privacy to suit your needs. Cars for the Young And not so Young ! Big or Small—we have them. If your are buying for the 'teenager in the family, or getting better transportation for yourself — it will pay to look us over. 61 Chev. Impala Two Door Hardtop 8 cyl. power. Automatic. Radio. Whitewalls, etc. Black with red trim and matching interior $2,250 Smart two tone An O.K. Buy. Lovely family car. 60 Chev. Two Door 6 cyl. $1,650 58 Meteor Two Door A Good one $1,050 59 Chev. Bei Air 6 Sedan Standard shift. Radio. Smart red paint. Grey interior. $1,395 59 Volkswagen $ 895 58 Dodge Sedan 795 58 Plymouth Station Wagon $1,150 56 Meteor Country Sedan $ 695 59 Vauxhall 6 Sedan $ 800 59 Vauxhall 4 cyl. Station Wagon .. $ 850 55 Oldsmobile Sedan $ 350 SPECIAL 57 Plymouth 8 Two Door Hardtop Softballers ,Fight Off Ehminationi Mom:Loa Returns To Pace 'Win Clinton's Fish and Game Midgets opened UP a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three WOAA ''B" semi-firm], with New Ham- burg at the local park, Tees- day, whipping the visitors by a 5;0 count. Clare Magee limited the New Hamburg club tq only three scattered singles in picking up the win in the six and a half inning tray, while his mates bunched their five bits togeth- er to record the WM. Magee started out shakily in the contest and 'loaded t h e bases in the first frame on a fielder's choice, a single by Orval Bast and a base on balls to Orest Romashyna. However, he worked his way out of the jam by whiffipg the sixth man ep on three straight pitches. After Clinton went down in order in the same frame, New Hamburg threatened again in the top of the second when they POt men on second and third, but again the locals got put of trouble when. Wayne Weber grounded put to end the inning. The Fish and Game crew st- arted' rolling in their half of the inning, scoring their first run when Larry Pearson tour- ed the sacks after leading off with a single. Bob Pearson sacrificed him 'tP second, he :MVO, to third. PP an error by the Visitor's right fielder .and came .1iome Larry Plelsett'a timely. Magee set New elemberg 401 in e..eder in the third and fourth frameA as he rounded into, his usual gee .feree .,and Clinton wrapped up the .contest in. the bottom of the foUrth with four big tallies. John Cooper started the ral- ly off with a single and Bob Pearsee and Charles Switzer each worked Wayne Weber for a walk before Orest Romash- yna came be to relieve hirri on the mound, IIe was promptly met with consecutive singles by Larry Pickett and Megee and the first four batters of the inning crossed the plate. That proved to be all the cushion the locals needed as they maintained the Margie until the game was called due to darkness, Second gameof the series will to played back in New Ham- burg tonight (Thursday). and if the third tilt is necessary, it will be played at. the local diamond this Saturday after, neon at 2:30 p.m. The local's lineup for the first tilt was as follows: Bob. Bat, kin, 3b; Jim Livermore, c; Laurie Colquhoun, 1,b; Larry Pearson, cf; John Cooper, 2b; Bob Pearson, rf; Charles Swit- zer, lf; Larry Pickett, s$; Clare Magee, p. Jack Carter and Percy Liv- ermore handle the coaching and management duties for the local crew, 0 BAYFIELD Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don HaW were: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw, Proton; Miss Dawna Haw, Brampton; Doug Deller, Shel- bourne; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Heard and Morton Elliott, Stratford; William Heard and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Heard, Bayfield. SERVICE REPAIR Galbraith Radio & TV', Phone HU 2-3841 Clinton Monty Motomura returned to the hill for the Clinton softball equad, Tuesday, and saved the Wale from,eliMinetion 14 the series with:Seaforth by hurling and, batting them to a. 14-4 victory, 3 Seaforth, leads the best-of- seven WOAA "•Pi," Series 3-2 by virtue of a. pair of decisive wins li4rawas busy lastleeekeod wmiloeyning hisMote ri family to RCAF Centralia, With their backs to the wall, the locals pounded out 14 hits in the game which was played under the lights in Goderich. They will move back to Sea- forth tonight (Thursday) in an effort to square the set and force the deciding game back in Goderich on Friday night. Clinton wasted little time in showing their star hurter they were right behind him as they opened up a 7-2 margin at the end of the second frame and never looked back. Seaforth actually jumped in- to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning when two Clinton errors and a single by Petrie sent Beutternniller and Smith across the plate. However, the locals bounced back with five in their turn at the plate, with Bob Livermore showing the way with a lead- Kinsmen Kids Oust Goderich, Meet St. Marys Clinton Kinsmen pee wees wrapped up their playoff set with Goderich in two straight games, Wednesday, clipping the County Town crew 8-5 right on their own diamond. The local club, coached by Ken Clynick, will now meet St. Marys for the right to ad- vance to the WOAA finals. Clinton took advantage of three Goderich errors in the first inning of the tilt to plate five big runs and they never looked back, although Goderich pressed them throughout. The losers never gave up and the game ended with them having the bases loaded. Mike Graham was the win- ning pitcher, going the distance and along with Bob Miller, he supplied some of the heavy artillery. Graham contributed a long double, while Miller pounded out a triple in the victory., Turland kept Goderich in the game with one homer and a triple and another hit that went for three bases due to a couple of Clinton miscues. The local nine will travel to St. Marys tonight (Thurs- day) for the opening game of the semi-final set and will play the second game back here on Saturday. oft triple, Two Seaforth errors, a double by Bob Mane and lefotereura's single produced the spree, as they sent nine men to bat against C, Vint, Livermore scored his second run when he walked to lead, off the second and Bob McDonald followed. Bill Craig's sacrifice with a single to send him home. McDonald came home on sing- les by Ron McKay and Malt Edgar, Seaforth pecked away at the lead with single tallies in the third and fourth with Beutten- miller and -Henderson scoring the runs after pounding out triples. But Clinton pulled the game out of reach with four more runs in the seventh and three in the eighth. Ron Livermore's double and Motomura's single, aided. by two. Seaforth errors and a free pass gave them their four in the seventh, while Malt Edgar doubled and Ron and Bob Liv- ermore singled to produce the outburst in the eighth. Seaforth picked up 11 hits off the Clinton hurler, but he bore down when in trouble to work his way out, recording nine strikeouts. Motomura paced the hitting attack as well, picking up three safeties, while Bob Livermore, Bob Mann, Malt Edgar and Ron Livermore hit a pair, each. Bill Craig, Bob McDonald and Ron McKay had a single safety each. Seaforth committed five er- rors in the tilt, while Clinton had two bad plays. Win Third Game Seaforth took their first lead in the series when they pound- ed out a 'convincing 15-2 drub- bing over the locals in Sea- forth, Thursday. They exploded for eight tal- lies in the third frame and never looked back in posting the win to take a 2-1 'margin in the best-of-seven affair. Doug McDougall and Bob Mann shared the pitching dut- ies for Clinton but couldn't con- tain the power of the winners. Patterson and Beuttenmiller paced the attack with a home- run each, while Smith had a triple and three singles to be a constant thorn in the side of the locals. Clinton scored both their runs off Vint in the fourth frame when Bob McDonald hit a single and Ron Livermore con- tributed a double to cross the plate. Livermore had two of the Six Clinton hits, while Bob Welsh, Bob Livermore, Mc- Dougall and McDonald had one I each. ' Late Flurry Playing back in Clinton on Friday, Seaforth • came up with a 17-8 romp as they broke lose in the last half of the tilt to take a commanding 3-1 lead in the series. The locals actually held a slim lead in the game until the sixth inning, but the winners scored three runs in each of the sixth and seventh frames and added six more before they were retired in the top of the ninth. Bob Livermore's leadoff dou- ble provided a single tally for the Clinton nine in the first Seek Squirts For Tournament At their regular meeting, Thursday, members of the Cl- inton Recreation Committee de- cided to enter a local squirt baseball team in the annual Listowel tournament. The team will be composed of players from the age of eight to ten. Those who were 11 after May 1 of this year, are also eligible. John Jacobs will coach the team along with John and Br- uce Cooper and the three young sportsmen have called their first practice for 10:00 a.m. this Saturday morning. The Listowel tournament will be held in September and the coaches plan to have a couple of practices each week until that time. Only other business discus- sed at the short meeting was the finishing and storing of playground equipment foe the winter mouths. Several. members expressed commendation of the play- ground program that they in- stituted this year, noting the Six superviSor8 did a very good job. 0 Fire Thursday destroyed a large, vacant barn on the farm of Mickey Fejkle, two and a half Miles north of Zurich oh the Goshen Line. Cause of the blaze is un- known. Mr. and Mrs, 1'ejkle were both working at RCAF' 8tatioh. Centralia, When the fire broke out. It Was noticed by their son, who Called the Zurich tire- The barn was empty except for a miai arrioturt of hay and strati; It was partially insured adoording to the Omer, inning and after Seaforth tai,.- hed once in the second, Ron McKay polled a two-run homer to give the homesters a 3-1 margin. Seaforth took a 4.3 lead in the third when they Pounded out four hits off the bats of Petrie, Whitelow, Sleght and Patterson, but Clinton tied it et four each when Bob Me- Donald, toured the sacks in the third after hitting single , Clinton moved ahead by a 6-4 margin in the next frame when Mait Edgar and Bob Liv- ermore got free passes and came home on McDonald's booming double, The teams traded single runs in the fifth with Clinton hold- ing a 7-5 margin, but then Sea- forth really came to life with their power display, aided by some shoddy fielding by the locals. They plated three runs in the sixth without picking up one hit and scored three more in the next frame on an equal number of hits. In the last frame they sent their complete lineup to bat be- fore they were retired. Doug McDougall took the loss, while Vint was again the winner. COMING EVENTS Thursday, Augpst 22—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 $56,00 in 56 numbers. No door prize. Admission 50c. Friday, Auguet 23 — Bake Sale at Mrs. Gairdner's office, Bayfield at 2 p.m. Auspices: Trinity Church. Branch Wo- man's Auxiliary. 34b Tuesday, August 27— BINGO in Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers. 15 regular games; 3 share-the-wealth gam- es; 1 $25 special game. Six door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 1ttb Wednesday, Aug. 28—Chicken Barbecue, Londesboro Hall, supper served from 5.00-8.30 p.m. Adults $1,25, children un- der 10, 75c. Sponsors: Londes- boro United Church. 34b Sat., August 31 — Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dunn (nee June McKellar), Zurich Community Centre, Desjardine's Orchestra. 34-5b BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN Clinton 2 Complete Shows Nightly FIRST.SHOW AT DUSK BO Show at Approx. 11 o'clock. THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 22-23 . —Real Family Entertainment— ., R WEEKS IN A. BALLOON" FABIAN RED BUTTONS PETER LORRE Colour t Scope Cartoon HARDY KRUGER ELSA MARTINELLI Colour Cartoon TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY August 27-28 "MY GEISHA" SHIRLEY MacLAINE YVES MONTAN D Colour - Scope Cartoon Coming Next: "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" DORIS DAY e Fire Destroys Zurich Barn Mechanically O.K e b ut does need some body Work. Londesboro Leads be played in Myth tonight. softball Loop Final ff:utrhtly?iitie,twill:3g4 o under and Londesboro maintained their lights Goderich. on Saturday . winning playoff ways, Tuesday,, 8l30 P.M. as well. drubbing Holinesville 12-5 to take a one game lead in the Central Heron Softball loop Holme t)sevri Itihe as sati n ;dr dtahye final1 ;plea off ythoue4t they clubbed win d n the .auburnet, thbyr ee ,g a1am3-6_ es toone. ztgame of the final will FREE POPCORN For The Children on Thurs., Aug. 22 before 9:45 SATURDAY & MONDAY August 24-26 JOHN WAYNE in Hatari AS IS — ONLY $ 300 orne Brown, Motors Lid. PLEASE NOTE: We will dote at 12 o'clock this Saturday only. 'tour Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsinobile & Envoy Dealer. HU 2-9321