HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-14, Page 8team from Holmesville open the
schedule in Varna on Saturday
evening;,
At a recent organizational
meeting, Bill 'Taylor, Varna,
was appointed president, and
Bruce Betties, RR 2, Bayfieid,
of the Hohneaville team, was
appointed secretary.
A double schedule is being
played, giving each team eight
home •games, Last year six
teams were entered and played
a single schedule.
Orville Blake is manager of
the Holmesville team with Gor-
don Stock as coach.
Manager of 'the other teams
are: Winthrop, Scott Powell,
RR 2, Seaforth; Auburn, George
Haggitt; Londesboro, Jack Lee
Nensall forms
Minor Athletic
Association
HENSALL - At a meeting
of Hensall. Recreation Commit-
tee held in the town hall Mon-
day night Attended by citizens
of Hensall and vicinity, a min-
or Athletic Association was
formed and 'the following elect-
ed to office;
President, P. L. McNaughton;
vice-president, Ed Corbett; sec-
retary, Robert Reaburn; treas-
urer, 'Doug Johnston,.
Chairman John Heal presid-
ed. Coaches will be necessary
for minor ball and the corn-
Mittee will appreciate Anyone
offering 'their services. Projects
will be discussed at a later
meeting. •
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FRIDAY" and -,SATURDAY
May 15.14
.FEATURE
"Beach
Party'
What Happens When
10,000 Kids Meet 5,000
Beach
.
Blankets!
ROBERT CUMMINGS
JANET BLAIR
FRAN.KIE AVALON
Colour
PLUS
"WILD GUITAR"
ARCH HALL
Cartoon
Joe Daer Wins Carling Bowling Title
Second. Straight Year In TV Games
Hullett Festival
Again A Success
(Continued from Page One)
Audrey Peel, SS 8, and JoAnne
Scott, SS 7, tied for third, 86.
Duet, large schools, "The Sea
Shell" Sharon and Jessie Grit',
fin, SS 8, 89; Betty Moss and
Jennifer Grange, USS 5, 88;
Donald. Jewitt end Kathy Dane
SS 3, 87.
Boy's solo, 9 years and un-
der, "The Little Sailor's Song"
Murray Hunking, SS 8, 89;
Dana Bean, USS 5 tied with
Kenneth Jewitt, SS 3, 88;'Kevin
Jewitt, SS 3, 87.
Girl's solo, 12 years and un-
der, "The Merry Robin" Vicki
Welbanks, USS 10, 88; Betty
Snell, USS 10, 87; Kathleen
Dale, 'SS 3, 86.
Double tio, large schools,
"The Joy of Living" USS 5,
90; •SS 3, 86; SS 5, 85.
Girl's solo, 9 years and un-
der, "Spring Grasses" Karen
Tyndall, USS 2, 88; Judy Scott,
SS 7, tied with Janet Otten,
SS 3, 87; Mary MacGregor,
SS 6, tied with Nancy Neal,
USS 12, 86.
Boy's solo, 11 years and un-
der, "The Waterfall" John Byl-
sma, SS 7, 87; Steven Clark,
SS 8, 86; Ian Hulley, SS 3, 84.
Girl's solo, 14 years and un-
der "The Song of the Gondol-
ier" Brigitte Schlichting, USS
3, 86; Dianne Kirkeonnell, USS
5, 84; Linda Faye East, USS
2, 83.
a $50 prize:
The singles champion n o w
corripetes against other. zone
winners or goes to Toronto for
the CBC-TV bowloff. Complete
arrangements have not yet
been announced. Mr. Daer lost
out in the CBC finals in Tor-
onto last summer.
Fred Merlo To
Appear On TV
This Saturday, May 16, Fred
Merlo, Clinton will be seen on
CKNX television, Channel 8, at
6:45 p.m .Fred is one of the
bowlers competing,, in The. Ch-
ampionship of Bowling for the
Carling Cup, and this Saturday
you'll see him bowling against
Ralph Hare, Owen Sound,
Clinton's Top Bowler And His' Trophies
Joe Daer, Clinton businessman and one of the top five-pin bowlers in
Western Ontario has amassed nearly 40 trophies in the past four years. Pie,
tuned here-on one of the new snooker tables at Gordon Lawson's billiard parlor
are some of Joe's prizes. The big trophy to his right is the Carling singles five-
pin .bowling award., which he won on Sunday at Walkerton. Daer now bowls
off in the CBC-TV finals. He was captain of the Clinton six-man team' which
won the Carling team trophy on Saturday, also at Walkerton. Another prize'
trophy won this year by Daer's team in the Bell Telephone league is the Al
Harper memorial trophy second from the left. (News-Record Photo)
•
NOTICE
TUCKERSMITH
MUNICIPAL
DUMP "
will be open until further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from
1:00 to 5:30 p.m.
No wire fencing, old con-
crete, or car bodies per-
mitted.
J. I. McIntosh,
Clerk
1,8tfb
COMING NEXT:
"THE YOUNG RACERS"
Plus "Operation Bikini"
For the second year in* suc-
cession, Joe Daer, Clinton. elec-
trician, has wan the Carling
singles championship in CKNX
Wingham Television games.
In Walkerton on Sunday he
had to defeat another Clinten-
ian, Fred Merlo, in the three-
game match. This
,
game will
be Shown on CKNX-TV within
the, next week or two.
Daer bowled 675 to Merlo's
619 in the 'three games, The
winner took home $150 prize
money, plus the Carling trophy
which he holds f o r another
year, a smaller trophy to keep
and a stein mug. Merlo received
Council OK's
PI Addition
(Continued From Page One)
should present its zoning rec-
ommendations first.
Chamber of Commerce presi-
dent A. "Red" Garon, who was
in the audience requested to
be hea'rd. He said, "You'll get
fullest co-operation from the
C of C". In further comments,
he said, "We've got to do some
thing in our community or we
will be by-passed by industry
altogether; we're.ten years be-
hind in planning now."
The mayor requested by-
laws chairman Norman Liver-
more to call a committee meet-
ing with councillor Thompson;
'the mayor and clerk to attend.
Dog Bylaw
Council passed "bylaw No. 11
for 1964 pertaining to licensing
of dogs. ,The complete bylaw
is 'advertised in the Classified
section of this issue.
Murray Dalton, Seaforth was
appointed dog catcher. He will
make one trip a week to Clin-
ton for which council will pay
his mileage to and from Sea-
.forth.
Building Permits
Council 'authorized $45,100 in
building permitS to the follow-
ing: Maurice Maguire, house
addition, $1,000; .Ball-Macaulay
Ltd., builders supply Warehouse
and office, $14,000; Bell Tele-
phone Co of Canada, addition
to building, $28,000; Don "•Col-
quhoun, workshop, $1,000; Reta
Cudinore, porch, $1,000 and
Hinton- the Mover, a sign at
their warehouse, Mary Street,
$100.
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MONDAY - May 17-18
The Greatest Sports Car
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PLUS
"RING OF FIRE"
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JOYCE TAYLOR
(Adult Entertainment)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 19-20
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
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MAN"
LAURENCE HARVEY
LEE REM ICK
(Adult Entertainment)
PLUS
"1,3 WEST STREET"
ALAN LADD
ROD STEIGER
(Adult Entertainment)
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20-1-2-3b
Kinsmen Pee Wee B.aseball. League
Begins Tuesday; Teams Listed Here.
The Central littion Softball
League is the first hall group
in this area to Stant this Week.
Last year's championship
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND
OPENING
HOLIDAY
WEEKEND
TWIST
Friday, May 15
and Every Friday
"THE DEL,REYS"
9-12 p.m. Admission $1.00
Saturday;May 16
and Every Saturday
LIONEL THORNTON
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
9-12 p.m. Admission $1.50
19-20b
Clinton Kinsmen Peewee
Baseball .140g4e-, starts Ties'-
.day evening at ,Clinton Public
$chool grounds at 6:30 'o'clock,
Tigers take on the Giants in
the opener, .Then Thursday,
May 21, `the Xitdians play the
Braves..
and. Varna, Bill Taylor,
The AIR schedule ,is ,as fol-
lows, with the name of the
team supplying the umpires in
brackets.
May
16-Holmesville at Varna
(Auburn)
18-Winthrop at Londesboro
(Holmesville)
19-Auburn at Holmesville
(Winthrop)
21-Varna at Winthrop
(Londesboro)
22-Londesboro at Anburn
(Varna)
25-Varna at Halmesville
(Auburn)
26-Londesboro at Winthrop
(Holmesville)
28-Holmesville at Auburn
(Londesboro)
30-Winthrop at Varna
(Holmesville)
June
1-Auburn at Londeshoro,
(Varna)
2-Winthrop apt Holmesville
(Londesboro)
4-Varna at Auburn
(Winthrop)
5-Holm'ville at Londesboro
(Auburn)
8-Auburn• at Winthrop
(Varna)
9-Londesboro at Varna
(Winthrop)
12-Holmesville at Winthrop
(Auburn) '
13-Auburn at Varna
(Londesboro)
15-Londesboro at Holm'ville
• (Varna)
16-Winthrop at Auburn
(Holmesville)
18-Varna at Londesiboro
(Winthrop)
20-Holmesville at Varna
(Auburn) •°"
22--WinthrOp at Londesboro
(Holmesville)
24-Auburn at Holmesville
• (Winthrop)
25-Varna at Winthrop •
(Londesboro)
26-Londesboro at Auburn
(Varna)
29-Varna at Holmesville
(Auburn)
30-Londesboro at Winthrop
(Holmesville)
`July
2-Holmesville at Auburn
(Londesboro)
3-Winthrop 'at Varna
(Holmesville)
6-Auburn at Londesboro
(Varna)
7-Winthrop at Holmesville
(Londesiboro)
8-Varma at Auburn
(Winthrop)
10-Holm'ville at Londesboro
(Auburn)
13-Auburn at Winthrop
(Varna)
14-Londesboro 'at Varna
(Winthrop)
17--Holmesville at Winthrop
(Auburn)
18-Auburn at Varna
(Londesboro)
* 20-Londesboro at Holm'ville
(Varna)
21-Winthrop at Auburn
(Holmesville)
23-Varna at Londesboro
(Winthrop)
Bulk stipulated sum tenders
will be received by the under-
signed until 5:00 p.m. D.S.T.,
May 28, 1964 for
Huron County Jail
Heating Alterations
Plans and specifications as
prepared by Snider, Huget and
Partners are available from the
office of the Clerk-Treasurer.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
John G. Berry, Clerk-Treas.,
County of Huron
Court House,
20b
Goderich, Ont.
Personnel and.coaches of
the four 'tea= are as follows:
Tigers
Bob Cooper, Larry May, Tom
McMahon, Bruce Craig, Doug
Palmer, Torn Campbell, Steve
Switzer, Doug Peterson, Clare
Proctor, Jim. Switzer; coaches,
Bill Craig and Jini Livermore.
Giants
Greg Burn s, Jinr Keller,
Ricky Zabloeki, RielcY May,
Brian Edgar, Gary Cummings,
David Fawcett, Tommy March,
Ken Marmen, Karl. Mathews;
coaches, Bab Walsh and Brad
Dutot, ,
Indians
Dave Cooper, Rod Jervis, St-
eve MacDonald, Ron Lobb,
Dennis Deline Ron Irwin, Bar-
ry Edgar, Mike Anstett, Bobbie
Riehl, Don McDonald; coaches,
Brian Heyes and Bruce Cooper.
Braves
Paul Bartliff, John McPher-
son, John Anstett, Dave Mc-
Carty, David Slade
'
Cal Frem-
lin, Robert Dick, Robert Mc-
Mahon, Robert Andrews; coach-
es, Mr. Kelly and John Jacob.
0
Prominent Clinton
Man Dies
(Continued from Page One)
were the former Clinton Golf
Club; Clinton Lodge AF and
AM No'. 84, being Worshipful
Master in 1937, also treasurer
of this lodge since 1939.
A charter member of Clin-
ton Lions Club, and president
in 1940-41, and member of its
executive for many years, he
served as 'treasurer for 27
years. In 1961 be was treasurer
for the George H. Jefferson
Appreciation Fund.
Mr. Pennebaker was a mem-
ber of WeSley-Willis United Ch-
urch and on the official board
and committee of stewards.
A former member of Murphy
Lodge, L.O.L. No. 710, Clinton
he 'also held office of deputy
master in Imperial Lodge 2767,
Toronto in 1929, returning to
his former home town that
year.
On Sunday evening the. Clin-
ton Lions Club held a service
at 8 p.m. and at a p.m. the
Masonic service under the aus-
pices of Clinton Lodge A.F. &
A.M. No. 84.
Mr. Pennebaker had travelled
extensively through. Canada
and t h e United States from
coast to coast, a pleasure wh-
ich both he and his wife greatly
enjoyed.
In 1947 he was married to
the former Rhea Ferrol Hig-
gins who survives, along with
two nephews, Albert Watts,
Toronto; William Watts, Osha-
wa; three nieces, (Verna) Mrs.
Charles Chaniton; (Margaret),
Mrs. Joseph E. Elliott; (Flor-
ence), Mrs. Richard Newell and
a brother4n-law, Thomas J.
Watts, all of Oshawa. .
Relatives and friends attend-
ing the funeral from a distance
were from Saginaw, Mich.; To-
ronto, Oshawa, London, Wood-
stock, Stratford, Wingham,.
Goderich, Seaforth, Mitchell,
Gorrie, Blyth, Belgrave, Luck-
now, Exeter and 'Clinton.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, May 14 - BINGO
in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
St., at 8:30 p.m. 15 • regular
games for $5; 1 game for $25,.
letters L and T ]logos apply
on the $25 game; 3 share-the-
wealth games; jackot $57 in 57
numbers. Admission 50c.
Tuesday, May 19 - BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game. Jack-
pot $56.00 in 56 numbers. Six
door prizes, 8.30 p.m.
Tuesday, May. 19-Miss May
McLachlan, , missionary from
Japan, guest speaker at Mary
and Martha Unit meeting,
Wesley-Willis UCW„ 8 p.m.
Everyone •welcome. 19-20b
Wednesday, May 20 - Ham
supper, Constance United
Church, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Adults
$1.25; children under 12, 50c.
20b'
Saturday, May 23-Rummage
and bake sale, new articles.
Clinton council chamber, 1:30
p.m. Auspices of Units 1 and 3
of Brucefield UCW. 20-lb
Page Ngw!,,RP;f1,-;11urs,,, May 14, 1964
'mg .VIILLAGE TEAMS
Central. Huron Softball..League
Starts Saturday At Varna Diamond •
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