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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-07-25, Page 10Clinton Commun;ty Credit Union Limited 482-3467 70 ONTARIO STREET IT'S EASY TO JOIN THE CREDIT UNION SHARES — 1967 dividend 514%. Life insured in most cases. DEPOSIT ,ACCOUNT-- No service charge. Guaranteed 3%per annum on monthly balances over $500.00. NOTE$ PAYABLE — Guaranteed 6% , LOANS — Maximum to $15,000 on Real Estate. Interest not over 1% per month on unpaid balance. You can be 6 member matter of minutes. Stop the credit union office find out exactly how. a in a in at arid TRAVELLER'S CHEQUE Canadianand American funds. MONEY ORDERS — Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. JULY SPECIAL PRICES LAST TILL WED., JULY 31st. COME IN & INSPECT OUR STOCK WHILE OUR JULY SALE PRICES STILL APPLY Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly Clwrirrolet, okIsmobli. 4 anew Dealer. Ontario Street CUNTON Phone 4024321 The West comes East at the end of July. Six 4-11 members from Alberta, escorted by four Alberta 441 Club leaders, will travel by car from Edmonton to Ontario, arriving on July 29. The group will travel to Port Arthur, Sault Ste. Marie, and Sudbury, visiting mining and . steel mills, and pulp and paper mills in Ontario's north country. By August 2, the group will be in Southern Ontario, where When you're ready io the doy , see the beeutiful RAINBOW 1WEEIBING LINE:: tSVITATIONS ANNOUNCEgENTS .ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD: Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth 402-9525 Or, MAKE YOUR WASH DAY A HOLIDAY ! LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY' MEN'S SHIRTS OUR SPECIALTY Phone 48244911 [ HU RON_ LAUNDRY 154 BEECH 'STREET — CLINTON, ONT. FREE P1CK-UP AND DELIVERY FIRE IS A KILLER Picnics are- one of summer's special delights. But play it safe, whether you have a cooler or not. The Home Economists at Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, advise that you leave behind perishable desserts like pies, puddings, and cream. dishes. Ontario grown fresh fruit is readily available, easy to carry, and makes the perfect dessert just 'as is' ,at home or on a picnic. Don't forget the little extras which put a finishing touch on a meal. Carrot or turnip sticks, radish roses, and celery fans are an attractive addition to the table and, say Home Economists at Macdonald Institute, UniverSity of Guelph, are , a pleasant way of adding vitamins to the diet. Miss Debra Hart," Clinton, has gone to spend her holidays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kirton at RR 2 Armstrong, British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and family were at. Toronto Airport July 20 to meet Mrs. Young's 'mother Mrs. E. Mould, Ingoldmells, Lines?, and her sister Mrs. P. Power, Leicester, England. They are visiting here for three weeks. Miss Peggy Ann Betties has just returned from a vacation spent with her aunt and uncle in Dawson Creek, B.C. PICNIC PLANNING CLINTON PERSONALS Ontario-Quebec Visits For Junior Farmers This week's turnout 'MVO more encouraging than last week's but more children are welcome to create enthusiasm. The playground provides fun where, the child has opPartanity to "let off Stearn" without annoying the neighbourhood, and ,to build strong, healthy bodies through games, grafts, songs, story-telling, skits and free play, A Pleasant place and pleasant surroundings allow the children to ,play in their free time. Shade for quiet Periods, good drinking Water, and shelter in case of rain are provided. A varied program constantly Provides interesting activities and opportunities to take part in favourite past times, they will spend three days with host families in the counties of Simcoe South and Peel. The purpose of the trip is to familiarize the group with the way of life of farm families and 4-W Club members in Ontario and other parts of Canada. The group will return to Alberta via the Northern United States. This major 4-H award trip has been made possible by a grant from the Citizenship Branch of the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada. Four Ontario young people will soon participate in a two-week exchange program between Ontario and Quebec. The four Ontarians will arrive in Quebec on July 28, and return on August 10. At the same time, four Quebec young people will be visiting Ontario. The exchange is organized by the Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario and the Quebec Farmers' Association, and is made possible by a Youth Travel 11antamS, defeat seaforth. The .Clinton -04fifkna banged PO 14 -hits. and went .on to defeat :Seaforth 15 to 3 M. a. game played in Seaforth last Wednesday night. ' POP. gdgat was top batter for the team with .4 .single ,two triples and a home run, while brother, Barry, had a triple and a. single. Jac-It 'cinch had two singles, Steve Switzer a Aegle and a triple, and Danny Colquhoun, a pee wee who had. been brought ,up for the game, bad a triple, a .double and a Seaforth ; 0 0 0 0 0 2 1-3 ,Clinton: 5 D 0 5 1 D 4-15 Announce CFL Games on CBC Bernie Faloney, outstanding quarterbaek who retired this year after 12 seasons in the Canadian Football League, and CBC sports broadcaster, Don Chevrier, will broadcast CFL games this season on the CBC television network, R. G. Hunka, network supervisor of CBC-TV sports, announced today. Faloney will act as color commentator and analyst while Chevrier will handle the play-by-play broadcasting of all games televised nationally on CBC this year, as well as those games televised only in the East. television network this season will he televised liVe and in colour in their entirety. In the past Hockey Night In Canada has, except for crucial play-off games, begun one-half hour after the opening face-off. This new policy of bringing viewers the entire game will begin with CRC's opening game of the 1968.69 season on Saturday, October 12, at 8 p.m. EDT. The Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. is joining this season with the two sponsors from previous seasons, Imperial Oil Ltd., and Molson's Brewery Ltd. to sponsor Hockey Night In Canada. CBC has been televising regular season and play-off hockey games on Saturday nights since November 15, 1952. Last season, NHL hockey on CBC attracted an average of more than 4,00Q000 viewers every Saturday night. Again this season Bill Hewitt will broadcast games from Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, while Danny Gallivan will handle the games from the Montreal Forum. FRIDAY, JULY 26, Cash Bingo Legion Hall. Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00, 3—$25.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00; extra cards 25c or 7 for $1.00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work. -- 21tin ENJOY CIVIC HOLIDAY at "Man and His World", Montreal, by modern Air-ride coach. Leave CFB Clinton and Seaforth August 2, return August 5. For information and reservations phone Habkirk Transit Service Ltd., Seaforth, 527-1222. - 28,31b RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Jackson (nee Sandra Hugill) Saturday, July 27 Zurich Community Centre. Lunch provided. Everyone welcome. Musk by the Bluewater Playboys. -- 30b THURSDAY, JULY 25, bingo, at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 pan, Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. 'The Clinton Pee Wee Ponies recorded their ninth consecutive win in WOAA play Thuraday night when they defeated i4iStowel, 14 to' 1.1, They ere assured of .a first place finish in the league. The locals scored Ryer), big runs in the fifth inning on fe0 hits and three walks to give them the lead they needed to win the game. Steve .Amsing held the visitors to five hits in the first four innings, but three consecutive hits and three walks gave Listowel a 10 to 7 lead, the first time this season the Ponies have been behind. Listowel's lead off batter in the ball game was walked by Amsing and he scored on a Clinton error. Greg Butler, Danny Colquhoun and Brian Kennedy scored for Clinton in the first inning on an error and Colquhoun's single. Both teams scored two runs in the second, Clinton's runs by Dan MacDonald and Robbie Stirling. In the third, Dubrick scored for Listowel, while Kennedy and Colquhoun scored Clinton's runs. Listowel closed the score to 7 to 5 in the fourth inning on two hits. After Listowel had gone ahead 10 to 5 in 'the fifth, Clinton batters retaliated with three singles off the bats . of Danny Colquhoun, Steve CBC Championship Golf, a BBC-produced series of seven exhibition matches between some of the world's outstanding golfers played at the top courses in England and Scotland, began on the CBC television network Saturday, July 20 at 1:00 p.m. EDT, in colour. The series features such golfers as Canadian Open champion Bob Charles, and Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Billy Casper, Roberto De Vicenzo and Mason Rudolph. Each match pits a top US golfer against the best from outside the United States. The series is a head-to-head set of exhibition matches, with the winning golfer receiving $4,000, his opponent receives $3,000. Commentator for the series is British golfing expert Henry Longhurst. In the opening match July 20, Jack Nicklaus met Peter Alliss of England at the West Course, Wentworth, England. Nicknamed Burma Road, the West Course measures 6,997 yards and is a par 74. This lengthy inland course has tight, TUESDAY, JULY 30, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 p.m. A CHARTERED Bus leaving Clinton for an east coast tour on September 2nd. — 14th. For further information phone 482.7627. 30b AUGUST 5, TURKEY and Ham Supper at Bayfield United Church. Sponsored by Bayfield Parsonage Board. 5 — 7 p.m. 30,31b SATURDAY, JULY 27, Reception and Dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson (nee Sandra Schoenals) Bayfield Pavilion Scott's Orchestra. — 29,30b FRIDAY, JULY 26, 21st Annual Lions Frolic, BayfieId Community Centre grounds, parade 7 p.m. from Post Office. Bingo, pony rides, furi, food and games, Admission, Adults 25c, Children Free, -w2,30b being scored, which resulted in seven run Amsing. and Robbie Stirlin Brian Langille was brought ii from short stop to pitch hi thi sixth inning and, took control o the game, striking out six batten in the last two innings. TW( Clinton errors in the last innini allowed Listowel to • scon another run, Listowel: 1 2 1 1 5 0 1 Clinton: 3 2 2 0 7 0 0 Runs Hjts Errors 11 9 4 14 7 4 Clinton: Amsing, Dor MacDonald (5), Brian Langilk (6), and Mike Anstett. Next game is Thursday night at Listowel. Bantams record win Clinton defeated the Exeter Bantams by a score of 5-4 at Clinton Saturday afternoon. Th( Exeter club had to be bolsterer with five local pee • wees aftei two car loads of players traveller to St. Mary's by mistake. Clinton runs were scored by Pollock, Jim -Switzer, Briar Edgar, Brian Langille and Gary Cummings. tree-lined fairways with soft rolling greens, In remaining matches, Australia's Peter Thomson meets Arnold Palmer at Sunningdale, July 27, Doug Sanders meets Australia's Bruce Devlin at Royal Birkdale, Aug. 3, Phil Rodgers meets New Zealand's Bob Charles at Royal Lytham St. Annes, Aug. 10. At the Royal Sinkports Golf Club in Deal, Aug. 17, Billy Casper meets Gary Player of South Africa; Mason Rudolph plays Argentina's Roberto Dc Vicenzo at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake, Aug. 24. In the final match of the series, Aug. 31, Dick Sikes plays Australia's Kel Nagle at Turnburry on Scotland's west coast. Softball score The Clinton Men's Softba team defeated B. R. Robinso last week by a score of 8 to 1 The local club scored th winning run in the bottom the last inning. First World War Series To Be Heard on CBC "They are too near to b great but our children shal understand when and how ou fate was changed and by whos, hand." These words by Rudyar Kipling, inscribed in Ottawa' Peace Tower, aptly describe th purpose of Flanders' Fields - 15-week CBC radio series to b broadcast every Monday night a 8:03 p.m. EDT on the network, starting Monday, Aueust 5. Flanders' Pields is histo told in the first person. It is composite study of th Canadians who fought in th First World War, told by som 600 of their number. The serie was first broadcast in 1964.6 and is being re-broadcast thi year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the War's end. Cliint9P. July 25,, WO Playground patter by Nancy Pickett SUMMER FUN staff photo Many youngsters are taking advantage of the there is room for more. Above children enjoy a summer playground program in Clinton, and game of dOdgebaii. Grant from the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada, During the two weeks, the delegates will travel in the province they are visiting, and live with farm families. The delegates from Quebec will attend the Provincial Junior Farmer Field Day at the University of Guelph August 10, to finish their stay in Ontario. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has announced that all NHL hockey games during the regular season and the play-offs broadcast on the CBC 1,LONDESBORO Mrs. Skimmins is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Schopf at Owen Sound. ,- Visitors with Mr. Govier and. Mrs. Webster were Mrs. Lansing of Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook left Thursday for a trip to the west. Glen Carter and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sundercock are holidaying at the beach for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ewing and family left for a motor trip. MIDDLETON Mrs. Rita Nixon of London and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Earley of Kerwood spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Alberta Junior Fanners To Get To Know Onto& Hockey Games Televised Completely Coming Events Championship Golf Has Started On CBC FACTORY CLEAROUT °I QUALITY BEDDING STARTS NEXT THURSDAY AUGUST 1st /68 BEATTIE FURNITURE LTD., CLINTON OPEN THURSDAY it FRIDAY EVENING DURING THIS SALE