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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-22, Page 10GOOD ADVICE FOR ANY CHILD BUT THEY NEED HELP AT HOME, TOO HERE'S THE ANSWER A PROPER PLACE TO STUDY M41:i*Mi:p:OKM:•,:••• ''''' I'Lli tzsile tali 1 4 1 ( WI To-7 'kgaiiiii: la SAVE NOW ON THIS BACK to SCHOOL SPECIAL Solid Wood Construction, File Drawer, Sliding Letter- Writing Board, Walnut Finish MATCHING CHAIR AVAILABLE '48” OTHER MODELS FROM 44.50 "QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST" From BALL & MUTCH LTD. CREST HARDWARE AND FURNITURE T EL.: 482-9505 CLINTON \\ \\ \V\ \'....\\\\\NO..\\NA\1•\,..\\\ \\\\\.\\\\ OW IS THE TIME TO. ADD . SILO EXZENSIONS / SILO. ROOFS 1 . . . . ciu or Vif rite Now • • / • / GEORGE WRAITH „ „ .. BOX 9S GODERICH , , PHONE 5244511 tf / .t. / \\.\\\VS. \.\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\•\\\\N \V,4041.\\•••• WANTED New Crop.,. WHEAT, OATS and BARLEY Top Prices Paid Call Today W.G. 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The game was played in Clinton •last Thursday night. Pitcher Steve Amsing held the visiting Walkerton team to two hits until the last inning when he allowed three safeties, The three hits coupled with two pass balls allowed four runners to cross the plate and tie the score 4 - 4. Clinton had built a 4 to 0 lead with runs in the second, third, and sixth innings. In the, seventh, with two men out, Steve Cook hit a hard drive to the-Walkerton third baseman who overthrew first base, allowing Cook to advance to second. Danny Colquhoun„and 13rian Langille hit back to ack singles scoring Cook for the wig winning run. • Don MacDonald stole home for Clinton's first run in the second inning. In the third, Mike Anstett and Colquhoun hit singles and scored on Langille's hit into left field, In the sixth inning, John Vanloo's perfect bunt scored Langille who had a lead off single in the inning. R H E Walkerton: 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-4 6 4 Clinton: 0 1 2 0 11--•5 7 3 Clinton pitcher Steve Amsing had seven strikeonts, allowed five' hits, and did not issue 4 walk, La ngille faced three batters recording one strikeout and 4liowing one hit. Walkerton pitcher Hawkins struck out 11 Clinton batters. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, Cash Bingo Legion- Hall, $eaforth 80.5 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, — 21tfn TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 P.m BENEFIT DANCE In aid of Bayfield Line Tornado Fund, Bayfield Community Centre, Friday, August 30th. —.34x _ SATURPAT, AIJOUST. ROPF.K.), Exeter Community andCJ-IERNY -10 iiicnt p In Otit4S144;14413:: September •g;90 13T..t.4111.1M .Contest.. ...general Admission; Adults $1.50, Kids 50 gents. Bleachers; Adults $1.75, Kids 75 PP 414. -q0YerP4 Grandstand: Adults $2.00, Kids $1.00. T 34b RECEPTION, THURSDAY, 40tAb TJAC4413:1.iSyTe Anniversary for Mr, and Mrs, V illiam James Storey in .Seaforth. Legion Hall. --Agiatiy.9.s and frienrig cordially invited; — '34-35p SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, Ashfield Farmers' Union Dance, Lucknow Legion Hall. Dancing 9 — 1, Music by "Four Plus One.” Admission $1,50 per person. Admission restricted to Persons 21 years and over, Lunch served. 33,34b FRIDAY, AUGUST, 23, Open Flower Show, Clinton Council , Chambers, 3 p.m. — 9:15 p.m, Door prize. -- 32,34b THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m, Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. Clinton ReeteMe- Were -eliminated last Wednesday evening at Listowel by a I to score. Dave Fawcett and Brian Langille bandied the ;pitching duties. For .DaVe it WAS the first time he had pitched in a game. and he -did a remarkable job. pliminAted. Walkerton. in two straight games to advance into the 0.13A finals,. The local Pee Wees won squeaker At home last Thursday everling..4*0 a 5tp 4 win over Walkerton to take a 1 0 lead in their best of three series for the WOAA '13." championship. Their Results of the Swim Meet held last Wednesday: Penny hunt, under 8:—Susan Chambers (16), Jane Symons (12), Paul Galachuik (7). Girls freestyle, 7 — 8 years: first, Jane Symons; second, Patty Okahashi; third, • Janet Vanloo. Boys freestyle, 7 — 8 years: first, Paul Galachuik; second, Terry Gordner; third, Wayne Tideswell. Girls back stroke, 7 — 8 second game was rained out Monday evening. The rain also cancelled the intermediate play off game at Gederich. The local entry lost last Thursday evening to Gerd's Sports. • Manager Howard Tait informs nle the Juveniles will be ready this weekend to begin the OBA. PlaYOff. At this writing the opposition is not known. They have an excellent team but unfprtunntely have little game experience due to a lack of opposition in the area. years: first, Jane Symons, second, Susan Chambers; third, Janet Vanloo. Boys back stroke, 7 — 81 years: first, Paul Galachuik; second, Terry Gordner. Boys back stroke, 9 — 10: first, Robert Harkes; second, 'Bill Engel; third, David Bartliff. Girls freestyle, 9 — 10 years: first, Bev Edgar; second, Connie Horbaniuk; third, Napcy Kuehl. Boys freestyle, 9 — 10 years: first,. Robert Harkes; second Victor Falconer; third, David Bartliff. Girls breast stroke, 11 -- 12 years: first, Sandra Fremlin; second, Geraldine Strong; •third, Marion Thompson. Boys breast stroke, 11 — 12 years: first, David Engel; second, Paul Lazet; third, Lawrence Reinsma. Girls back stroke, 11 — 12 years: first, Marion Thompson' second, Geraldine Strong; third Sandra Fremlin. Boys back stroke,. 11 — 12 years: first, Paul Garrow; second, Richard Welch; third, Doug Fawcett. Girls freestyle, 11 — 12 years: first, Marion'-1;hompson; second, Geraldine Strong; third Yvonne Lazet, Boys freestyle, 11 — 12 years: first, Paul Garrow; second, Jim Stevens; third, Robert McCauley. Mixed relay:. first — team of Sandra Fremlin, Bill Bryden, Geraldine Strong, Frank Cameron; second — team o Heather McAdam, Kevin McLean, Paul Garrow, Sheila Philips. Boys butterfly, 13 — 14 years: first, Frank Cameron; second, Rod Campbell; third Bill Bryden. Girls breast stroke, 13 — 1 years: first, Heather McAdam second, Sheila Philips; third Chris Marshall. Boys breast stroke, 13 — 1 years: first,' Frank Cameron second, Kevin McLean, third Jim Switzer. Girls back stroke, 13 — 1 years: first, Heather McAdam second Chris Marshall. Boys back stroke, 13 — 1 years: first, Bill Bryden; second Frank Cameron; third, Kevi McLean. Girls freestyle, 13 — 14 years first, Chris Marshall; second Heather McAdam. Boys freestyle, 13 — 1 years: first, Frank Cooper second, Kevin McLean, third Rod Campbell. Boys butterfly, 15 and over first, Pete Cameron; second, Pau Bartliff. Boys breast stroke, 15 an over: first, Pete Cameron second, Paul Bartliff. Boys back stroke, 15 an over: first, Paul Bartliff; second Pete Cameron. Girls freestyle, 15 and over first, Judy Finley; second Phylli Fremlin. Boys freestyle, 15 and over first, Pete Cameron, second, Pau Bartliff. Girls open event — thre lengths: first, Geraldine Stron second Sandra Fremlin; third Chris Marahsll. Boys open event — fiv lengths: first, Pete Cameron second, Paul Crittenden; third Paul Bartliff. Swim meet results