HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-06-25, Page 12Holffiesville Field Day Winners
The above photo shows the winners of the FIrst Annual Field Day of
Holmesville Public School held Friday. From the left: Brian Potter, Senior'-
Boys; Ivan Merrill, Intermediate boys; Marion Thompson, Junior girls; Susan
Sowerby, Intermediate girls; Iris Millar, Senior girls; Jerry Steegstra, Junior
boys. (News-Record - Photo by John Visser)
Fteld.Day Held
At.
The Holmesville Public Soh-
001 held its First Annual Field
Day en Friday, Arne 19, tinder
the combined efforts of all
seven teachers.
The winners of each glass and
the points they won, follow;
Boys Winner
Senior Boys: Brian Potter,
28; Doug Blacker, 22; Donald
Johnston, 18; Bill Stirling, 18;
Wayne Tebbutt) 18; Herbie
Oakes, 18,
Intermediate Boys: Ivan iVfer,
rill, 23; Erie Sehilbe, 21; Mark
Rathwell, 20.
Junior Boys: Gerry Steegstra,
23; Doug Schilbe, 22; Brian
Semple, 21.
Girls. Winners
Senior Girls; Iris Miller, 30;
Alita' Steegstra, 25; Ann Mil-
ler, 19,
Intermediate Girls: Susan
Sowerby, 29; Edda Steegstra,
22; Betty Ann McGinn, 21.
Junior Girls; Marion Thompson,
Glenda Blake, Alaida Van de
Beld, (No points available).
Enjoy 18 holes of
MINIATURE GOLF
AT
BAYFIELD GIFT SHOP
Now Open
Committee Seeks
Best Radar .1311 (c24tplw.0. Trqr4 Page tone)
men. considered most eligible
for the .pg4t4ph wonid be in-
vitcd to appear before the corn- ,
rnit.tPe PO the Chief of Police,
for an interview, he said,
In the meantime, the lop&
department is being :asaiSted
COMING EVENTS
Thur§day, June 25 — 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 Bingoa apply
on the- $25 game; 3 Share,the,'
wealth games; jackpot $55 in 55 numbers. Admission 50c.
Prialay, June 26 — Annual
Rose Show, Clinton Horticultur-
al Society, Council Chamber,
2.30 to 9.30 p.m. Door prize.
Silver collection. Everyone wel-
come, 26x
Tuesday, June 30 — BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game, Jack-
pot $57.00 . in 57 numbers. Six
door prizes, 8.30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 1.—I-Tam and
turkey supper, Bayfield United
Church, 5 to 7 p.m. Adults,
$1.25 and children 75c. 26b
....Teeswater Lions .Clula All-
Cash Bingo games start Friday
June 26 in Teeswater Arena,
and every second Friday for
the summer. Commences at 9
p.m. Proceeds for community
Welfare work. Adinission: $1.00;
extra and special cards, or
5 for $1,00.. 26b
Saturday, October 3—Annual
Penny Sale, Women's Auxiliary
to Clinton Public Hospital.
Tickets available now. - -26b
weekend WOO by spare ,gru*
er4. from the Ontario 'Prov.14041.
Pclice who .assists rn patrolling
the town and providing a, de
torrent to wpWci-be recltleaa
and noisy drivers,
BROWNIE'S
DRIVEIN
CLINTON
Show starts at dusk
Come as late as 11;00
and see complete shOw.
P"... ••••, rr-* 4.'1*
TH IS PROGRAM IS FOR
THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
Thursday and Ft**
June 25-26
Top Family Entertainment
"LASSIE'S GREAT
ADVENTURE"
Jane Lockhart Hugh Riley
and Lassie In Color
pius
BugS Bunny
"CARTOON CARNIVAL"
Mr. and Mrs. Nott
Mark Anniversary
' (Continued from Page One)
1943. The Notts have three
where they farmed for another
20 years.
They moved' into Clinton in
daughters, Mrs. A. E. (Evelyn)
Garrioch, of Windsor, Miss
Leola Nott, of Detroit, and Mrs.
Bent (Iva) Boyes, of Clinton.
There are six grandchildren and
one great grandichild.
Queen _Semis Wishes
Messages of congratulations
were received from Queen
Elizabeth and Prime Minister
Lester B. Pearson.
Mrs. Nott is presently in hos-
pital recovering from a broken
leg she suffered in April on her
81st birthday.
At the reception Saturday,
the tea table was covered with
a hand-crocheted cloth, centred
with a silver bowl of roses,
flanked by tall, lighted tapers.
Mrs. Nott cut a tiered wed-
ding cake, and Mrs. Mary Ross,
of Clinton, poured tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Nott took their
tea from gold teacups.
Middleton Couple
Win Angus Honors
THURS., JUNE 25 ONLY
FREE POPCORN
For Chieldren Before 9:30
Saturday and Monday
June 27-29
"GIRLS! GIRLS!
GIRLS!"
Elvis Presley -- Stella Stevens.
Colour Cartoon
Tuesday and Wednesday'
June 30-July 1
"THE STRIPPER"
Joanne Woodward
Richard Beymer
(Adult Entertainment)
Cartoon
1 Show Tues.t aT 9;30 due to-
midnight show
Special Holiday.
Midnight Show
Tuesday, June 30 Only
at.12:00 Midnight
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"THE YOUNG
SWINGERS"
Rod Lauren -- Molly Bee
Plus .
"PLAY IT COOL"
Billy Fury -- Bobby Vee * * * * * * *
* Come Early Tuesday Night *
* and see "THE STRIPPER" *
* plus Midnight Show for *
* regular admission price *' * * * * * *
Thursday and Friday
July 2-3
"THE COURTSHIP
Of EDDIE'S FATHER"'
Glenn Ford -- Shirley Jones
Colour Cartoon
SATURDAY, MONDAY
and TUESDAY
July -6-7
"The Great
Escape
Steve McQueen, Jas. Garner
and Richard Attenborough
1 Show Nightly at 9:30
Colour Cartoon
Wednesday, Thursday
and FRIDAY
July 8-9-10
"UNDER THE
YUM YUM TREE"
Jack Lemmon Carol Lynley
and Edie Adams
(Adult Entertainment)
Colour Cartoon
If
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of Saving ... and of Borrowing ...
at your Credit Union?
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SPECIAL RATES — •Mon., Tues., Wed. afteriloons
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Clinton Recreation Committee Names
Summer Playground Leaders, Helpers'
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The Clinton RePreatien Com-
mittee. net Thu'rsd'ay evening
and Wetted PlanTO'llnd lead,
era fOr the summer.
Karen Sellefter. is the super-
visor, and. Ipa4e,r4 include: Lynn,
Brown, lieverly• Pet*, Eleanor.
Wright, Lynne Shaer, Lloy Ann
Rutherford.
The girls are -presently at-
tending a five day training.
course at a camp sponsored by
the Lake Huron ZiOne Reerea-
tion Council, Pamela :Fisher
and Betty Livermore were .ap-
pointea as helpera.
)(Wk. Improvements
The committee agreed cer-
tain improvements would be
Made at Alma Grove .and Hugh
Hawkins Memorial Parks in-
eluding vdrnishing picnic tables,
Butting the grass and painting
the swings, teeters and monkey
Ladies . Softball,
Scores To. Date
The Clinton Ladies team bow-
ed to a 24-7 thrashing at the
hands, of a pitcher-strong Bruce-
field team in a game in Clinton
last Monday night, The power
on the mound, for the Visitors
came from Betty Graham and
Bev Wright. Cleo Langdon
pitched the game for Clinton.
The league standings as of
Wednesday, June 24 are as
follows: W L T Pts
RCAF
BrUcefield
Clinton
Exeter
bars.
The parks will be ready for
Opera/On July
Unifoinis. Will be purchased
for the Clinton-Girls' Softball
Team since the team is not
sponsored and needa assistance
in order to keep operating, Dave
Hallman is team manager,
Seek Grant Wiley
The committee acknowledged
reeeipit of a .$100-grant from the
Kinsmen Club of Clinton and
the Huron Fish and Game Can-
aervation AsSociation towards
the slimmer program,
Also acknowledged was the
passing by Town Council of the
reqnested grant of .$1,760. The
Committee Will write council
asking for payment of ailaotit
one half the full amount of the
grant, poo, by the end of June.
Letters of thanks were read
from the Badminton Club and
the Square Dancing Club re-
garding the winter programs
which both clubs said they had
enjoyed, The Square Dance
Club said it hopes to start a
beginner's program in 'the fall
if space can be found,
Chairman Robert Hunter re-
ported he had attended a pre-
liminaary meeting regarding
night school possibilities at.
OHS'S held by the night school
committee of the Advisory 'Vo-
cational Committee of the
QDCI board.
The Recreation Committee
voted to recommend to Clinton
Council that it apply for a
Federal - Provincial Centennial
grant „to renovate the present
post office building into a rec-
reational meeting hall partic-
ularly for scout, cub, brownie
and guide meetings.
Central Huron
Softball League
There was little action in the
Central Huron Softball League
this week, Last Thursday night,
Londesboro defeated Varna 4-3
in Londesboro, . On Mon'd'ay
night, Londesboro added an-
other win to their record when
they trounced Winthrop 10-1.
The league standings to date
are as follows:
W L Pts
6 2 12 Auburn
Londesboro 5 3 10
Varna 4 '4 8
Holmesville 4 3 8
Winthrop 6 0 0
Upcoming Games
June
25—Varna at Winthrop
26—Londesboro at Auburn
27—Holmesville at Varna
29----Varna at Holmesville
30—Londesbaro at Winthrop
July
2—Holmesville at Auburn
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Clinton Midgets
Have Three Wins
The .Clinton Midgets stretch-
ed their win streak to three
Clinton Teachers
Voted To Office
The annual banquet meeting
of the Ontario Men. Teachers'
Federation, Huron Branch 15A,
was held in Seaforth Public
School on Tuesday, June 16,
with the 'teachers wives as
special guests.
The programme was provid-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
-Middleton of Clinton, who show-
ed pictures of their Irish and
Scandinavian tours of 1963.
The business meeting follow-
ed with Ron Eyre of Seaforith
elected president. The past
president is Mr. Ron McKay of
Clinton. Other officers elected
were: 'vice-president, Richard
Kilpatrick, RR 1, Gorrie; sec-
retary-treasurero Irwin Johns-
ton, Seaforth.
The committee chairmen are;
superannuation, G. Jewift, Cl-
inton; education, Mr. Howard
Scotchmer, RCAF Clinton; and
insurance, Cameron Addison of
Hohnesville.
White Wagon Herd
Here For Survey
There's a reason why those
herds of White station wagons
with the red lights 'on the roofs
have been prowling around the
Clinton area in recent days.
The drivers are employees of
Fischer Porter (Canada Litnit-
ed) Traffic Division, and they
have been placing 'traffic Met-
era on roads and streets in the
area to determine which streets
and roads bear the Most traffic.
Depending on their findings,
the repairing 'and Widening of
some streets will have priority
Over ethers, based on the aim
()tint of use each enjoys,
CREBITON TEAM FAILS
tit) StioW Pon OAMJt
The Juvenile gante between
Creditari and Clinton scheduled
for last Thursday night was
postponed to a later date When
the out-.of-town squad failed to
make an appearance befere
game time,
Paul Schoenhals
Patti L. Schoethals, son of
Mr-. and IVirs, Stewart Sehoen-
haIS, formerly of Clinton, re-
cently received his Bachelor
Of Education degree from the
University of Saskatchewan,
Saskatoon, where the Schoen-
hats now live, I-le has accept-
ed aposition loathing physical
edtitatiOn and social-studies
at a 8aSkatbert school,
The Western Ontario . Aber-
deen Angus Association held
their 'annual field .day on Satur-
day, June 20 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Moore of
Area.
A top Angus beef dinner was
served to over 150 persons.
The special speaker W,as W.
R. Poole, Q.C., London, a prom-
inent lawyer. His address was.
followed by judging competi-
tions with the president, Calvin
Patrick of Ilderton, as master
of ceremonies.
Local Winners
Stewart and Grace Middleton
of Clinton, won the men's and
women's 'cattle judging- classes
and received cash prizes.
The Kirkton Beef Calf Club
team of Allan Hodgins. and
Michael O'Shea won the 4-H
cattle judging section.
Also attending the Angus
picnic from this area were Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Edwards of
Clinton; Mr. Gordon Edwards,
and Mr. and Mrs, David Middle-
ton and family, RR 3 Clinton,
and daughter Louise spent the
weekend in Trenton.
Mrs. John Brennan is visiting
her family in Cornwall, Ont.,
Miss Celine Tremblay, Sit Boni-
face, Man., was a weekend visit-
or with F/Sgt, and Mrs. Al Mc-
Kenzie.
Mrs. William Baptie is pres-
ently a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, London.
Mrs. S. Ewasiuk is a patient
at Clinton. Public Hospital.
Congratulations to Sgt. and
Mrs. Calvin Moody on the birth
of a 'son', on June 15.
Among the birthdays last
week were those of Mary Cuth-
bent, 14 years, and Julie Ven-
ables, three years of 'age.
V/L Richard BuSsey is at-
tending a conference in St.
Jean, and replacing him is
Father Patrick Cavanaugh, St,
Peter's Seminary, London.
Several families are leaving
Adastral Park ,,this month,
among 'these are: Wing Com-
mander C. Vinnieombe and Mrs.
Vitinkombe, going to Waterloo;
W01 and Mrs. A, H. Cole, 'to
Greenwood, N,S.; F'`/Lt. M. M.
Bingham land Mrs. Binghani, to
Westwin, Man.; F/Sgt. and Mrs.
McCaw to Whitehorse; F/Sgt.
and Mrs. ,E. W. Robinson, to
Barrie; Cpl. and Mrs. E. A.
Muise are moving to London.
"The anntral Chttrclt picnic was
hold on. Saturday, June 20 at
the Lions Park in Seaforth.
Members of the Prcotesta.nt
Church, the Ladies Guild and
the young peOple of the Sunday
Sdheal elasaeS. Were all .On hand
n O.'the festivities.
4 2 0 8
3 0 1 7'
3 2 0 6
2 0 1 5
Brussels „ 2 1 0 4
Winthrop 1 2 0 2
Blyth 0 2 0 0
Goderich 0 3 0 0
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Clinton Recreation Committee
Summer Playgrounds
July 6 — August 14 '
Monday to Friday
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.
3 PARKS:
(1) ALMA GROVE (Erie and Alma Streets)
(2) HUGH HAWKINS MEMORIAL PARK
(adjacent to Pinecrest Subdivision)
(3) CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK
(where swimmnig pool located)
ACTIVITIES:
ARTS, CRAFTS, MUSIC and GAMES
Children are to go to park nearest to their
home.
FEES:
50c per child or. $1.00 per family
Children froin kindergarten age up to 12 years old are
invited to participate in the summer
playground program.
For Further Information Phone:
Robert Mann 482-7663
or
Miss Karen Schefter 482-7168
REGISTRATION CARD
FOR JULY SWIMMING CLASSES
Name Age
Address
• Telephone
1,1, ,.,.,,.,.., have given
•4 t'' 'to (Signature of Parent)
, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, permission to attend
(child's narrle)
"swimming iessdris at the Clinton Swimming Pool
Fill out above form and bring to Swimming PoOl
2:00 p.m. to two p.m. on Friday, June 26. 5.8b
Marching Royals
Face Stiff Test
At Saturday Meet
The Clinton Marching Royals,
majorettes and colour pasty
face their •stiffest test to date,
when they take part in the
newly-organized Waterloo Band
Festival on Saturday, June 27,
at Seagram Stadium in Kitch-
ener.
Included in the new festival
are brass band test piece clas-
ses, Pipe Band and Ontario
Championship (Drum and Bugle
Corps) as well as a gigantic
parade in the early evening.
The Royals will be competing
in the newly-formed marching
and maneuvering (brass and
reed bands only) class which
will also include Baden Buc-
caneers, St. Marys Marching
Band and the Burlington Boys
and Girls Band.
The Clinton group will be
sporting their new band flag
as well as other new equipment
for this occasion.
The group has been practis-
ing three nights of this week
and have in view a final re-
hearsal at Waterloo before they
compete.
in a row by crushing the Lucan / The Royals, who also have
team 15-2 in Lucan last Thurs- pending engagements at Milver-
day night. Claire Magee led ton, St. Thomas and Teeswater,
the team in 'batting with three
singles while Jim Livermore
knocked out a double and a
single, -
The winning battery was
`Brad Dutat on the mound and
Jim Livermore behind the plate.
The next game 'is Saturday,
at 6:30 when Clinton plays
host to Mitchell.
will leave by J & T Murphy
Bus Lines promptly at 9,30 a.m.
The bus will leave from 'the
Town Hall.
0
Clinton -Student
Gets Straight A's
Alan Cochrane, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cochrane' of
Clinton, is a second year stud-
ent in the Honor Biology Course
at the University of Western
Ontario, London,
He received his marks this
week, and found he had been
awarded first class honors —
for •having "A" standings in all
his seven subjects.
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BEAT WINGHAM 10-9
'Clinton scored, six runs in the
bottom of the sixth inning to
squeeze by the Wingham Geod-
years 10-9 'in a game Played in
Clinton last Monday night.
Mrs. S. Servos was hostess at
a farewell tea Oar Mrs. D. 'Cole
on June 10. Twenty-five guests
were present and Mrs. Cole was
given a lovely crystal cake plate
in "cornflower" design.
F/Sgt. and Mrs. D. Tremblay
Adastral Park
Social Notes
News Editor: Anne Aileron — Phone HU 2-7349