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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-28, Page 10Q. Uri-ton News-•Reedrd, Thursday,. May 28, 19.7.0 "Shubert lost it but by golly I think we've found that lost chord." Alan Millar and Harry Brown, those two men about music on CBC Radio's METRONOME have some fun with the Moog Synthesizer, METRONOME is heard Saturdays at 8:03 p.m„ on CBC Radio, OPP reports ' • N'When yOu're ready ee, day...see the beautifulp. RAINBOW WEDDING LINE INVITATIONS AND .ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD., Clinton Walkerton , And Seaforth w44'' (A) ( Bombers open tonight The Brucefield Bombers, last year's league champions, are once again entered in the Huron Ladies Softball League. They saw their firgt action against the Exeter Greys in an exhibition game on Thursday night when they defeated the Greys 6-0. The Brucefield schedule is as follows: May 28, Brucefield at Mitchell, 8:30; June 2, Brucefield at Exeter, 8:30; June 4, Brucefield at Mitchell, 8:30; June 9, Brucefield at Shakespeare, 8:30; June 12, Huron Park at Brucefield, 7:00; June 19, Huron Park at Brucefield, 7:00; June 22, Mitchell at Brucefield, 7;00; June 25, Exeter at Brucefield, 7:00; June 29, Shakespeare at Brucefield, 7:00; July 3, Brucefield at Huron Park, 8:30; July 9, Brucefield at Exeter, 7:00; July 13, Brucefield ' at Huron Park, 8:30; July 17, Exeter at Brucefield, 7:00; July 20, Shakespeare at Brucefield, 7:00; July 22, Mitchell at Brucefield, 7:00; July 28, Brucefield at Shakespeare, 8:30;. p ILI E GRADE FER 635 Dorchester Blvd. West Montreal 101, Quebec °Reg. trademark Another First from Aero Fertilizers. 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OVER $200 IN PRIZES - Amateur Talent Contest Seaforth Lions - CARNIVAL - Thursday , Friday and Saturday June 25, 26 ,and 27 All contestants ' will compete In Preliminary Contests on Thursday and Friday evenings. Entry fee is $5.00 and must accompany each entry. Each, contestant on Thursday and Friday evening will receive $6.00. The top two con- testants in each of three talent classes on each evening, Thursday and Friday,, will compete Saturday night for prizes of 1st. $25.00; 2nd. $20.00; 3rd $15.00 and 4th.$5.00 in each of the three classes. In case of rain contest will take place under cover. headline for contestant entries, Monday',, June 15th, 1970, The time available en cbntost nights May be litnited i and it May be nec e ssary to limit entries, so get your applicetion ill early. All applications will be aekhoWledged, Expos .outlast Reds 1:64$. CASH BINGO: Legion Hall, Seaforth, FridaY, May 29, 8:15 p.m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Extra cards 25e Or 7 for $1.00 . Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds welfare work, -2tfri TUESDAY, June 2, Bipgo, Huron Fish and Genie Club. Jackpot of $56.00 in 56 numbers.. Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m, - tfn .CLINTON UNITED CHURCH Men's Club-Ladies Night to Ford Auto Plant and Supper--,June 30. Tickets available from Russel Peterson, WO Jervis, Orville Blake, Charles Nelson, Harey Johnston, Carl Blackmore or Russell Jervis. - 22b KNIGHTS of Columbus Dance, June 6th, CFB Clinton. Band from London. $5.00 per couple. Tickets available at 482-7708.. Net proceeds being donated to Children's Aid Society Camp Fund. - 22b BY BERT CLIFFORD The executive of the Clinton Colts baseball club announced this week the appointment of two former players, Jim Livermore and Ron MacKay, as the club's coaches for the year. Livermore, a student at Western University, and McKay, principal of Hullet Township Public School, played on the intermediate team which last year reached the All-Ontario Finals. Both players played their minor baseball in Clinton. Livermore was on the Clinton team which won the provincial Midget Championship in 1964, a club coached by "Fergie" McKay. New prospects working out with the team are pitchers Cam McDonald and Ted Tisdale. Returning to the lineup are former minor league players Bob Batkins and Frank Ladd. Out for his first year of baseball is a Clinton Colt hockey player, Ken Deer. Coach Jim Livermore has hopes that Deep can become a Manager Vi Peterson and coach Kay Sharp attended the convener's meeting in Brodhagen, Monday evening to draw-up the schedule for Juvenile girls softball. The Clinton entry will play a game schedule, five at home and five away. Opposition will include Tavistock, Moorefield, Brodhagen, Listowel and Harriston. Legion fields Junior squad For the first time in several years, Clinton will have a baseball team in Junior competition. Sponsored by the Canadian Legion and coached by Russ Archer, the team is slated for its first exhibition contest this Sunday in Woodstock at 4 p.m. Coach Archer reports the team should be strong with several of the members of the Intermediates still having Junior eligibility. Although the schedule is not drawn up as yet, the team expected to play in a "B" loop with New Hamburg, Listowel, Mitchell and St. Marys. The "B" grouping would allow the team to pick up players from surrounding towns such as Bayfield and Seaforth. The club will hold a workout tonight (Thursday) at the Public School , and any interested p ayers are asked to turn out. FRIDAY May 29, Dungannon Benefit dance fOr Mr, and. Mrs, Bert Bean, due to recent, fire. *sic by Country Boys, Lunch counter 2213 SUNDAY, ,June 21, Legion decoration service. Watch next week's paper for details. 226 MONDAY, June 1, Regular meeting Women's AuXiliary to Clinton Public Hospital, at Mrs, Paul Walden's summer home, Bayfield, Pot luck luncheon. Cars leave hospital, 12;15 p.m, Please bring own dishes and cutlery, Good attendanee is 'hoped for as Mrs. G, Godbolt, President of District 2, will be speaker, - 22b DANCING to Old Time Country and Western Music, Clinton Legion Hall, Friday, May 29th, from 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. Music of Tommy Diamond and the Diamondaires, - 21,22 THURSDAY May 28, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. powerful slugger for the club. Another newcomer, Barry Mutrie, plans to work out at the next practice. Mutrie played junior and senior ball in Galt. A university student, he is presently working at Point Farms park for the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. Since the newly-renovated diamond is not ready for workouts, the Colts plan to practice at CFB Clinton. They have three games away from home next week before opening at home on Tuesday, June 9. The team's new uniforms should arrive within the next week. Members of the team so far include: Butch Fleet and Hans Leppington, catchers; Ed Daer, Cam MacDonald, Archie Pickett, Ted Tisdale and Doug Riley, pitchers; Brad Dutot, Stu Mustard, Doc Miller, Bob Batkins, Frank Ladd and Cam Col quhoun, infield; Rick Fremlin, Don Bartliff, Ken Daer, Bob "Little Joe" Livermore and Barry Mutrie, outfield. Tryouts for the club will be this Saturday morning at 9:30. Schedule: June 9, Clinton at Tavistock, 7 p.m.; June 11, Brodhagen at Clinton, 7 p.m.; June 20, Clinton at Listowel, 1:30; June 23, Harriston at Clinton, 7 p.m.; June 25, Tavistock at Clinton, 7 p.m.; July 3, Clinton at Harriston; July 9, Listowel at Clinton, 7 • p.m.; July 15, Clinton at Brodhagen; July 18, Moorefield at Clinton, '7 p.m.; July 20, Clinton at Moorefield. The top four teams will play off. Logtenberg, R. R. 1, Dungannon was in collision with a parked vehicle registered to Gysbert Vanderhaar, R, R. 2, Bayfield resulting in damage to the Vanderhaar vehicle. Friday, May 22 on No. 4 Highway north of Huron Roads 10-12 (Kippen), Donald Dale, 275 Elgin Street, London was involved in a single car accident resulting in damage to his vehicle. Dale received injuries. Friday, May 22 on No. 4 Highway south of No. 1 County Road, Leslie Hartle, 135 George Street, Ailsa Craig struck a cattle beast resulting in damage to his truck. Here is Your chance to turn Our talent into dollars BY R, RUSH The first four innings of the Expos-Reds genie saw only 9 runs, Then both teams exploded in the final two innings with the Expos scoring 11, runs, outlasting.the Reds 1E43. The last innings saw both team's pitchers give up five walks. B. Welch, D. Clynick, T. Jewson, B. Kempston and V. Falkner all had hits, leading the Expos. M. Nicholson and P. Priestae each had two hits for the Reds. MET$ 12-DODGERS 3 In the first game of a double header, Thursday,. the Mets led by the pitching and hitting of S, Cook, bombed the Dodgers 12-3. Cook struck out 14„of the 15 outs allowing only 3 hits and walking two. He also had three singles driving in four- runs. J, McMahon and P, Philips also had singles for the Mets. Merlin White spoiled Cook's no hit game by getting two singles and drove in a run. S. Steep got the other hit for the Dodgers. -EXPOS 8-FIREBALLS 5 In the second game the Expos took over first place by trimming the Fireballs 8-5 on the steady pitching of D. Bartliff. D, Clynick led the Expos with a perfect day at bat, hitting four for four. G. Butler, P. Garrow and N. Colquhoun each had two hits for the Fireballs. G. Butler and D. Bartliff each struck out eight rival batters. DODGERS 8-REDS 6 The Dodgers edged the winless Reds 8-6 Friday night. The Dodgers took a 4-0 lead after the first inning and held on to win., R. McAdam, pitching for the first time, held the Reds to six hits. B. Irwin, D. Schoenhals, S. Steep and R. McAdam led the Dodger attack with hits while D. Campbell and G. Holmes led the Reds with two hits each. This week's schedule .is: Thursday, May :2,; Dodgers vs, Expos, p,m4 Mets vs, 'Redo, ,6;00. Friday, .Mats vs. Fira4114, 40,5 pdp,. Satnrday,. Expos vs, Mets, .9.400 a.m.; Reds vs. Fireballs, 14:00 a,rn. BY MRS. NIAVDE HEDDEN The 111,C of Hensall United Church is Planning to entertain the children from the Merriniennt Children's Home of London early in June. Monday, May 18 at Jowetts Grove parking lot, Bayfield, Stuart Bruce Dow, R. R. 2, Staffa and Kevin James McKinnon, Frederick Street, Zurich were involved in a two car accident resulting in minor damage to the vehicles. Monday, May 18 on Highway 21 north of No. 3 County Road, Glenn Francis. Harburn, 161 Richmond Street, Hensall and Richard Zablocki, 257 Ontario Street, Clinton were involved in a two car accident resulting in minor damage to the vehicles. Sunday, May 17 Lot 6, Lake Range west, Ashfield Township west of Highway 21, Gerrit Former Colt players named coaches for 1970 club Kinettes sponsor ball team, girls get 1970 schedule REGISTRATION For Swimming and Swimming Lessons at the WATER SAFETY BOOTH, CLINTON FAIR JUNE 6 and 6 or CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Saturdays, June 13, 20 and 27 frer' 16-12 Learn to Swim Beginners-Advance Beginners-Juniors II-Aerated latesSenior--Bronte-and Award of Merit flues', Single $5.00,-Family$15.00, SING? DANCE? PLAY 1411 a n 0 ) The, ,London children, will taken on A tour the including farms where they w have a .chance to see *PAPP For -many of the children. tit will be the first time they ever been on.:4 farm, Hansa!! Ri-C entertains childran IVI,GE,F. 41ST FORTY FIRST 41ST -