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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-29, Page 12When you're ready to noel rho day • . . tee the beautiful INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth El, CLrNTON 482.9525 1{011 COOPER. BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL — 262-2713 SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! Standard Gauge Galvanized Steel Roofing Minimum quantity 15 squares Fibreglass Skylights Clear or green, per sheet .35 1 Ws ----- , Rms. I POW - QIN Good Aug. 29 to Sept. 11th. S THE Y.E.S. MEN STEVE BROWN AND OR'LAND JOHNSTON INVITE YOU TO LOOK AT A (HEY NOW WHILE THE SAVINGS LAST AT Lorne Brown Motors Ltd, 'Your Frio-fictly Chevrolet, 0145eribbile end nvoy boiler Orttarto Street — Ct. 1 N TON Phone 4829121 BY 13011.CCOPF013; During the first two weeks ef / Augusthact thepriviledge of • attending the Ontario Athletic Leadership cow at Longford Mills on Lake -Couchiching, The camp was ,eomprised of 200 students, one from each secondary ,school in Ontario. Them were 200 more. students there during the last two weeks of .August. The councillors at the camp were Ontario secondary .achoe/ coaches selected for their positions, Each one instructed students in a field of sports with which he was most, acquainted. 0f the 14 different sports offered., each student chose five. 'Each morning the student was instructed .in three of these Gljnto"]11: Tticirsclay,. Atil9WIt 29 19.6$: Two -weeks in 44940 Juveniles win first til t anion In 0.0 A. playoff action All hopes for Clinton in the baseball Charnpions10s are now focused on the Legion Juveniles, This week saw the Pee Wee Ponies lose two heart-breakers to a Much bigger Walkerton club. The Walkerton team had two boys who were close to six feet tall, both Of whom bad excellent hitting Power, The Pee Wees should be proud of the suppoit shown them by the many fans who travelled the three nights to Walkerton and Wingham. Close tq 40 people from Clinton travelled to Walkerton Wednesday night, and a good cheering section from town was on, hand for the game on Friday. Walkerton had a total of two fans, at the Friday game. The small crowd who watched the Juvenile game Saturday afternoon went home talking about pitching which is rare in this part of the country, Manager Howard Tait has been talking for weeks about his fast pitcher from CFB Clinton and Jim Davidge proved Howard's words with an amazing show of speed in striking out 21 batters. Since these playoffs are usually arranged on short notice, ports News Chevy Saving Time moves you dollars ahead, So move into the Chevy Saving Zone (your Chevrolet dealer's) to get the highest trade-in for your present car and an unbeatable deal on a new Chevrolet during your Chevrolet dealer's year-end clean-out. At this time of the year most car dealers are offering discounts, etc. But, if the car they're selling isn't as good as the deal, then it isn't worth much to you. That's why you should see your Chevrolet , dealer during his year-end clean-out. He knows what you've got in mind. A great deal on the right car , Chevrolet. More sports. Two more periods were held each.afternoon. The were followed by two hours of free time when a leader could have extra instruction or practice certain. Skills himself, The most outstanding part of the camp was meeting other boys from various points of. the province, some of them having great athletic ability. Besides improving the students, ability in sports, the councillors also tried to bring out each student's leadership eualitieS. I found this camp to be an enjoyable experience, as did the other students. 11 believe I learned much that ' I will be able to put to use in my own school. 12 receive bronze awards OMp wcpeasfni in passing their ,bronze swimming tests held during the • past two weeks. Twelve persons were Pater Cameron, Paul Crittenden and Paul Bartliff received,Bronze Cross awards. These boys were instructed by Bob Cooper, ,Saturday morning, Winnie V alk e n burg, Grace Strong, Cathy Grigg and Andrew Amsing were successful in passing tests for Bronze Medallion, awards. Their instructor was Pa Ball. Bronze Bar tests were passed by Bob Cooper, Phyllis P'remlin, Judy Finlay Paul Bartliff and Paul. Crittenden Pat Bail instructed this group,. Jack Rankin, CFB Clinton, examined the bronze bar and bronze medallion classes Saturday morning, Bob Cooper passed his "award of merit" swimming test in Goderich a week ago. Saturday Coming Events WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, at 6:30 p.m. Huronie Rebekah Lodge Pot Luck Supper. — 35b FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, Cash Bingo Legion Hall. Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10 00; 3 — $25.00 sepcials; $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 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club jackpot $58,00 in 58 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 p m, BENEFIT DANCE — In aid of Bayfield Line Tornado Fund, Bayfield Community Centre, Friday, August 30th. — 35x , -1. -.• -..,--- --'• THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 RECEPTION, 40th Anniversary' for Mr. and Mrs. William James Storey in Seaforth Legion Hall. Relatives and friends cordially, invited. — 34-35p THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. More Coming Events on Classified page value for your money when you buy it. More money for your Chevrolet when you trade it in, Test drive a new Chevrolet Chevrolet is the summer fun car for everybne. Fun to drive, fun to ride in. Arid the super summer deal you can get on a new Impala — or any one of the other great Chevrolet series—at your Chevrolet dealer's . . it's great. So, if you want to get the good things you're looking for, it's time you moved ahead to Chevy Saving Time and big summer savings on your new Chevrolet. EvcryCitevrolet tta to wake it before et mark it. MARK OE EXCELLENCE Mere 482.930 Clinton ,Juveniles Wen their first game in O.B.A.playoff competition Saturday when they defeated Wheatley by A 6 to 0 margin Clinton ace right bander ,lirn Davidge, pitching before home town lens for the first time this season showed remarkable speed and control during the nine inning contest as he struck out 21 Wheatley batters and allowed only two hits, Clinton opened the scoring in the second inning when Archie Pickett received a walk and advanced to second on A bard hit bail by Don Bartliff which the third baseman could not handle. Two batters struck out before Davidge ripped a single into right field scoring Pickett and 13artliff. Wheatley had their best opportunity to hit the scoresheet in the top of the fourth inning when Clinton catcher Hans Leppington overthrew secondbaseman "Doc" Miller, The Wheatley runner, Dawson who had picked up a walk, tried to score from second on the play. Centre fielder Don Bartliff threw a perfect pitch to Leppington who Jagged the runner out at home, Clinton earned another run in the fifth on a single by Alan Howes and a booming triple by Leppington that travelled to the track in left field. Wheatley's third baseman made his' second error of the game on a hot drive by Rick From*, Plinton's lead off batter in the seventh. '.Davitiga's second • single of the .oarne advanced.FreMlin to-third,, Both runners scored on. "Dee Miller's double to centre Arehie. Pickett, scored Clinton's :sixth rt411 .in'the.eighth inning on Rick Frernlin's single.. The team travels, to Wheatley Sunday, August .31, and it a third game is necessary, it is scheduled for September S.at Wheatley. AB It H 2B Robert Miller 4 0 3B Alan tioyms C Han Leppington 4 02 Cam Colquhoun 4, 0 0 SS. Archie Pickett 2 - 2 0 CF Don Bertha,. 4 1 0 1,F Buteh Fleet .3 0 D LF Paul Bartliff(8) 1 0 D RF John Irwin, 2 0 0 RrRick. Fremlin- (7)2 1 1 P Jim Davidge 4 1 2 WHEATLEY. Drummond 4 0 1 Lynn 4 •:Renwick 4 0 0 Dawson 4 0 1 Loop 3 D 0 Rymai 3 0 0 A. Drummond 3 0 Roadhouse 3 0 0' Davidson 3 0 0 . hope many baseball supporter. in this .town will keep askin whenthe home games will t). scheduled, :Possibly this -eglnitil: Sunday a few car loads of fory will travel with the, Juveniles 4 Wheatly to give the boys :sop fan support, The Intermediate, softbal team stay alive as they eliminated -cord's Sports Goderich Monday night,. The. won the :first game last -Th144)4 10 to 7, Monday .night's contes saw , the Intermediates come pp on he winning end of a 7 to .sorp, John JOrdan hit an ove the fence home run with Pa Bartliff on base, and Dou liennedy collected three double to lead Clinton to their wi. ?Roller Doug Riley gave up tw home runs. The team will begin the fin play off series against Sandy Clippers Thursday .night at o'clock in -Goderich. During the break between th two playoff games with Gord Sports, a draw • was Made to fin the winners of the tickets th had been .sold by the ba players, Jean Brautian, RR - Clinton won the second prize. and Danny Colquhoun had fo hits apiece, and Robbie Stirli had three singles. Scoring f Clinton were Colquhoun wit three runs, Brian Langille, Ste Cook, Robbie Stirling and Gr Butler with one each. Walkerton's big pitche Hawkins, struck out 15 Clinto batters, issued no walks, and h a triple, double, and single i registering his first win of th series, The third and final game w to be played in Walkerto Thursday evening but only tw innings were completed befo rain forced cancellatio Walkerton was leading 4 to when the game was called The final game was played i Wingham Friday, and Walkerto managed to squeeze out a 3 to victory. Hawkins threw a one hit at the locals, the only hit being double off the bat of Robb Stirling in the sixth innin Clinton pitcher • Donni MacDonald hurled a tern game giving up only five hit However, Clinton fielding le much to be desired as t misjudged fly balls set up two Walkerton's three runs. Th third run came in the six inning after they managed thr consecutive hits. Clinton did have a doub play in the third inning, a Brian Langille made a great p1 in the sixth inning to stop Walkerton runner at third. After Stirling's lead o double in the sixth, Bri Kennedy laced a hard shot in centre field and appeared have a sure double. Howev Walkerton's right fielder ca up with a shoe string catch a threw Stirling out on the pla Clinton's only run came the second inning when Ste Amsing was safe on a bunt., a stole second, third and home. Greater enjoyment a benefit can be gained fr activity which is performed w one or mere people, Invo your whole family in exerci sports and games. Clinton Pee Wee Ponies were eliminated from W.O,A.A. playoffs this week when they dropped a best two out of three series to Walkerton After winning the first game in Clinton by a 5 to 4 count, they dropped two close contests by scores of 8 to 7 and 3 to 1. Last Wednesday evening in Walkerton Danny Colquhoun scored in the first inning on Brian Langille's first hit of the game.' Walkerton built up a 6 to 1 lead in• the first on four hits and three Clinton errors. Pitcher Robbie Stirling was pulled and Steve Amsing came in to finish the inning with two strikeouts. Brian Langille took over the pitching duties in the second and gave up two runs to the Walkerton club — one in the fourth and the winning run in the eighth inning. He allowed only 'five hits in seven innings and excellent fielding from his teammates prevented Walkerton from building' up a larger score, Seven Walkerton base runners were picked off while attempting to steal. The Ponies ,scored three runs in the third, two more in the fourth and tied the game 7 to 7 in the fifth inning. Brian Langille Student attends Leadership DERS IN SUMMER Id d i 160111GS WITH Isn't it about time you moved ahead to Chevy Saving Time? GSM Tyr, di_ (NITS GOT Fri.0111111E lik14 buu, AT TOE Iglu TINE Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. 1 1 00 — Wheatley; 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 — Clinton: 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 Runs Hits E 0 2 1 6 7 1 Archie Pickett, Clinton Juvenile short-stop, was knocked off balance by the Wheatley catcher as he scored The Juveniles defeated Wheatley 6 to 0 in Clinton Saturday afternobn. Next game is in Whea'tley Sunday afternoon (Staff Photo) Ponies eliminated fro W.O.A.A. playoffs NEW HOURS Commencing Tues. Sept. 3r Brewers Retail CLINTON Will Close From 1 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. Daily except Friday & Satiirday Open. to 9 p.m. Fridays CLOSEO EVERY WEDNE8bAY COMMENCING WED.. SEPT. 11th Operated by 13rowors Warehousing Czo. Brewers Retail