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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-29, Page 11LOWER COST PER DOZEN ...WITH SNUB-GAIN SHUR-GAIN LAVING FEEDS are pro- duced to help you get more eggs On less feed --- giving you 0 lower feed cost per dozen. Drop in . let's talk. about a bal- anted ration formulated to meet the requirements of your flock. Ask us about the complete Shur-- Gain Laying Feeds Program. CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street — CLINTON Plume HU 2.3815 aoyft* Scholar .0uplicates .Feat Of Nth% Sister i3AYFIE;LID—Miss $ally etti Hunter has been accepted as a pupil at Trinity College, Tor- onto. Besides being an Ontario ,Sebolar, automatically receiv- ing $400, she has won the Ecl- ward Maim scholarship in. Eng,- 1ish and French .awarded: 1V Senate of the, VniVersit of Tor, onto with a. value of $5.00. And also 'WO Dickson arship awarded by Trinity Col lege in English,. French, his- tory and Latin, with a. value of $1;$50.. Miss Hunter's father, Dr. IL Hunter won the Edward Blake scholarship in L924 and her ..aister, Mrs. J, Downie, WOn the Dickson scholarship In 1951 miss Sally Beth Hunter .ach- ieved -the feat of both her 'Nth- er and sister. 7.1r.hurs„. Aug, .7190,-clint9n. NP.WS.Ag.C9.0-,—.11.09q: FOR .:EvoyTHIN.. IN IrIRES -Y BATTERIES ETC. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Local Swimmers Win Bronze Medallion. Awards Nine Clinton boys passed swimming tests last Saturday at Clinton Com- munity Swimming Pool and have been awarded Bronze Medallion Awards of The Royal Life Saving Society of Canada. The examiner for the tests was Mrs. A. M. Harper, Goderich. The successful swimmers are, front row, from the left: John Irwin, Charles Andrews, Gary Fleet and Mike Graham; back row, from the left: Brian Marmen, Charles Whittingham, John Cooper,Ken Hamilton and Dave Graham. (NewsRecord Photo) Midgets Oust New Hamburg Crew, Meet Meaford for WOAA Crown General Electric Clinton Fish and Game mid- gets battled their way into the WOAA finals, Thursday, drub- bing New Hamburg 13-6 to win the best-of-three set in two straight games, They open their final series with Meaford at the local dia- mond today (Thursday) with the game slated to get under- way at 5:00 p.m. Second game is in Meaford on Saturday. It will be the third straight year that Meaford and Clinton teams have battled in a playoff set for the WOAA champion- ship, and many players on both teams have seen action in the other two series. Meaford was ousted the last two years by the Fish and Game bantams and the boys will be going all out to make it three in a row this year, While they haven't lost to Meaford, the locals have al- ways had to play their best and manager Percy Livermore said he' expected the Northern- ers to be strong again ,this year. Unleash Power In New Hamburg, the locals unleashed some of their heavy artillery to pound out the con- vincing win. While they had only eight hits, three, of them were triples and another was -a home run. Leadoff man Bob Batkins -started them on their way when he drew a walk in his first appearance and crossed the plate on a sacrifice by Jim Livermore and a long fly by Laurie Colquhoun. The home crew knotted the count in their half of the frame -as Doug McPherson had control problems and issued three walks, but his mates gave him a four-run bulge in the second and that was all the cushion he needed as he allowed only four hits in the contest. Clarence Magee started the second inning splurge with a walk and John Cooper followed his example to put two men on, and after Larry Pickett sacrificed them to third and second respectively, Charles Switzer boomed out a ,long triple to send them scampering' home. Switzer came home on a New Hamburg player's error on Mc- Pherson's grounder and he moved 'around the base path8 on a single by Batkin and an- other New Hamburg error. After McPherson sent the ,New Hamburg lads down in order in the second, Clinton plated six more tallies in the third to take complete control or the game. Magee started it off again with a single and John Coop- er blasted out a triple to send him home, Switzer walked and McPherson reached first on an error and Livermore also hit safely, setting the stage for Laurie Colquhoun's home run clout to account -for the last of the six markers. N e w Hamburg scored two unearned runs in the fourth on a pair of Clinton errors and Ferguson's double, but Clinton got one of those back in the fifth when McPherson .walked and came home on a single by Livermore and they worked the score to 13-4 in the sixth when Magee walked and came in on a triple by Switzer; his second of the game. Playing in darkness in the last frame, New Hamburg pot- ted a couple of runs on two hits, but McPherson recorded two strikeouts in the frame to earn the win. He sent 11 batters back to the bench via the strikeout route in the contest, and he accounted for three runs, al- though he failed to hit safely' once. Switzer paced the batters with his two triples, while Liv- ermore also had two safeties in two official trips to the plate. Magee scored three runs as well on only one hit, but he managed to steal three bases in the encounter. The local box score was as follows: ItIi E Clinton 146 011-13 8 3 N. Hamburg 101 202— 6 4 3 AB R H B. Batkin 2 1 1 J. Livermore 2 1 2 L. Colquhoun 3 1 1 L. Pearson 4 0 0 C Magee 2 3 1 J. Cooper 3 2 1 L. Pickett 2 0 0 C. Switzer 3 2 2 B. McPherson 3 3 0 0 CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS Hap OVER ANOTHER WEEK AT THE Imperial Hotel GRAND BEND 'The Strato-tones' Dancing and Entertainment Nightly Monday till Saturday Startin g 8:40 p.m , Over Labour Day Weekend Saturday and Monday afternoon matinee E BIG DEAL! 1964 AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER General Electric Filter-Flo AUTOMATIC- WASHER MODEL 56W31 • Large 12 lb, capacity — save 1 load in every 5 • i2 wash cycles Filter-Flo washing system 0 Water saver for small loads • Wash and rinse water selections — Hot wash and Warm .riri,se or. 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