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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-06-18, Page 9" " ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • > NEWS OF HEN Ll BY MRS, H4PPEN • • • • • • • • • • • N. • • • • N. • • •¤ Colts humiliated the Mitchell team in Mitchell on Sunday evening with a 23.5 score, Doc Miller connected for his first homer of the season in the fourth to run the score to 4-0, In the fifth Ed Daer, replacing Butch Fleet in the lineup, lead off the inning with a tremendous home run over the centre field fence, It was the first of three such blasts as Daer went five for five at bat including , three homers, a double that went through, the fence and a single. • Pickett pitched for five innings giving up one hit, a homerun in the fifth to Don Vipond. Brad Dutot came on in the sixth and gave up five singles, allowing four runs. Lineup AB R H Barry Mutrie 7 2 0 Frank Ladd 1 0 0 Doc Miller 5 ' 1 1, Colts drop second BY, BERT CLIFFORD Thorndale proved a thorn in. Clinton Colts side as they defeated the locals for the second time in a young season last Thursday, this time 10-2. Clinton scored a run in the first inning but then saw Thorndale explode for three in the second and add to the total in every inning but the fifth and seventh. Winning pitcher was B. Byers, losing pitcher, Cam MacDonald. Don Bartliff relieved MacDonald in the fourth and allowed two runs. FROM THE BULLPEN: Thorndale continues to bomb Colts at Clinton's home games. Part of this defeat could be blamed on terrible fielding and misses, Lineup Barry Mutrie Bob Liyermore Rick Fremlin Hans Leppington Cam Colquhoun Doc Miller Brad Dutot Don Bartliff Cam MacDonald Ken Daer Butch Fleet . 0 Bob Batkin 0 Clinton Bantams started the 1970 baseball season off right by whipping Seaforth 6-2 lag Week. Brian Langille gave op only four hits while he struck out 13. Nicholson for Seaforth recorded 16 strikeouts but allowed several walks which, added to Some errors, gave Clinton six runs, Clinton runs we're scored by Mike Aestett, Brian Langille, Danny Colquhoun, Richard Welch, Don MacDonald and Robert Andrews. big win Bob Batkin 3 0 0 Bob Livermore 5 1 1 Cam Colquhoun 5 Hans Leppington 2 1 1 2 2 Ron McKay, 1 0 0 Don Bartliff 4 • 1 2 Rick Fremlin 2 1 0 Butch Fleet 2 0 0 Ed Daer 5 4 5 Archie Pickett 6 3 3 Brad Dutot 7 4 5, Laurie Colquhoun 3 2 2 Ken Daer 3 1 0 J. (Newyt) Collins 1 0 0 Field day held at CFB Seven public schools from the Central Huron area took part in a track and field meet at Canadian Forces Base Clinton on Tuesday. • Goderich took first place in the' competition with 121 points. Close behind was Hullett Central with1107., Holmesville school was third with 46, Clinton fourth With '43, Huron Centennial at Brucefield had 37, Air Marshal Hugh Campbell school of Adastral Park had 26 for sixth and Seaforth had 24 for seventh Place. Hullett dominated the junior events. Susan Tyndall won the high jump, long jump, 50 yd. and 100 yd dashes and placed third in the only other event, the tripple jump, won by team mate Patsy Anderson who 'also placed in the top three in all events but the high jump. Miss Tyndall won the championship. Phil Arthur scored wins in the long jump, and triple jump for Hullett. •He : tied for the junior boys championship with Gary Tebutt of Holmesville. Teresa Steegstra of Holmesville won the intermediate girls crown. Robert Hughes of Goderich won the boys division. Janet East of Hullett was the senior girls winner placing in the top three in all but the high jump. . Wayne Sheardown won the boys championship. in senior competition winning four events and placing third to two team mates in the other. The Clinton Ponies won their first game of the season by battering the Goderich Allstars 14-4. The Ponies' pitching job was handled by four hurlers, all of whom showed well. a Cook, G. Butler, M. Nicholson, D. Counter, N. Colquhoun, D. Campbell and D. Bartliff had hits. Bartliff drove in four runs while Cook drove in three. The Ponies will play Goderich again on Monday, June 22 at the public school. Time of the game is 6:30 p.m. H 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ponies batter Bantoms defeat Goderich •14.4 Seaforth 4,0 Doer belts 3 homers in R 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Clinton Int. Sim., June 21 — Clinton Ink. at Mitchell, 8:00 Stln, Jude Zuriel-; • At Clinton Mid., 2:30 Sun., June — Goderich at Clinton Mitt., 6:30 Mon, June 22 — Chaim &Int. at Crediton Tues., June 23 — Clinton Jr, Mitchell Clinton Wed., June 24 Mitchell Bant. Wed,, 24 June Mid. Dashwood Clinton at at at Midgets win qo opener Liens Midgets opened the season with a 10-5 victory over Zurich in Zurich on Sunday evening. Steve Switzer gave up only three hits, a long triple in the second inning to D. Ayotte and back-to-back. singles in the seventh. Clinton batters belted out 15 hits, all singles except for three doubles. First baseman Tom Murch and Switzer doubled in the first and Bruce Craig doubled in the sixth, Lineup R H Danny Colquhoun C 1 1 4"Tom Murch 1B 2 1 Ron Graham SS 2 1 Dave Faucett CF 2 3 Randy Blake LF 1 1 Steve Switzer P 1 2 Wayne Pollock RF 0 0 Bruce Craig 2B Cal Fremlin 3B Mike McNichol Neil Mustard Jim Switzer Bob Falconer 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 to a shopper ••• if.. i tl r/krryl it's the Lord Simcoe Hotel . • . in the heart of downtown Toronto, within walking distance to the major shopping district . , . and with the subway right at the door. You'll enjoy the friendly service and sensible prices. too. Next time you visit Toronto enjoy it more than ever ... stay at the Lord Simcoe, it's the end Ste cae University and King Streets, Tel. 362-1848 NOW FULLY AUTOMATIC NEW! 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The public is cordially invited to .attend, - VETERANS ARE INVITED FOR REFRESHMENTS at the fl; .E, Pooley Bran* following the service:. friar to As, regular Meeting, council of the village Of ensail held.an informal Meeting ith Several members of the ntar10 Municipal, Affairs, enclen branch, rePresentatives QM a W.R.C, and the nadiall Planning Board of the ntario Government. Said meeting was held garding planning and velOpthent in and around the lap of Homan. Council, WaS formed that it must have a aiming program, an official an based on a 20-year period, must ciutline policies for velOpment of the village, ,a tement of policy based qn veral aspects such 6 sewage, aterworks etc.. It must also have subdivision ntrol, and zoning, by-laws. All is must 'have the sanction of e Department of Municipal ffairs. In order to have an ficial plan there must be arming area capable of ndling increased population en doubling the present pulatinn. Council was advised contact Mr. Gomme and Mr. einfeldt regaiding subsidiary nning. The O.W.R.C. would o have to be consulted as well the County Planning Board. A representative from the W.R.C. suggested that the sent waterworks system is equate for present needs and until should consider the vent of sewage disposal within village. Any new subdivisions uld require communal sewage posal systems. In the estimation of one icial from O.W.R.C. a lagoon tern for sewage • disposal uld probably be best for nsall. The protection of eiving waters is always of ime importance and there is t sufficient fast flowing creeks the area of the village to ilitate matters. This could ove a limiting factor in the wth of. Hensall but the resentative felt certain that e plan could be made. Council and members of the nning and Development mmittee were advised to keep with their present trend and e care of the immediate blems. The representative asked about approximately units of housing outside the age limits and his views were t more problems would arise the septic •tank and'tile beds not salligfeWereffrA the posal of sewage for future An evening celebration of the elopment. two• groups of the Women's Members of the council, Missionary Society was held in .C. and •Planning ' and Hensall at Carmel Presbyterian velopment committee were Church, Monday, June 8, with ormed that should Hensall over 90 attending from London, nt and need a sewage system, goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, re are several' ways •of Crornarty, Grand Bend, Exeter ancing the same. One way is and Hensel the village to finance it by President, Mrs. R. A. Orr, uing debentures and lenders welcomed guests on behalf of prone to lend money for the afternoon group on their g periods of time. 80th anniversary and Mrs. A second way is for the Donald Mousseau (president) on W.R.C. to build, finance and behalf of the Arnold Circle on erate the system and fiensall their 40th anniversary. turn would buy the system Scripture reading was by Mrs. er a period not exceeding 30 Al Hoggarth, and prayer by ars. Another matter would be Archie Hoggarth. History Of the the Province to build, afternoon group was read by erate and own forever the Mrs. Harvey Hyde and for the stem and Hensall would in Arnold Circle, by Mrs. John rn pay for the services but the Baker. es would not be guaranteed. Guest speaker was Mrs. Fox, The Provineial scheme is' the wife of Rev. John B. Fox of ost likely • to be chosen London, who said that an ereby the• village would in anniversary is the past and the e own the system. The latter present. uld mean that the village ould receive assistance from Mrs. W. Brown of Seaforth e Protincial government 'to sang solo 'of "God Is Ever stal the sewage system. Future Beside Me" with ;her daughter, udies will be made of the• Mrs. Donald Carter, at the organ. tire area. Ushering were: Mrs. Homer At 9:45 • p.m. • council Campbell, Mrs. C. Knight, Mrs. nvened for its regular meeting Gordon Schwalm and Mrs. C. ut due to the lengthy meeting Volland. Registrar attendant was reseeding, business' was kept. to Mrs. Roy Bell. minimum, Council plans on Mrs. Clarke Kennedy of eeting again' on June 8 to •Grand Bend gaVe several piano finish the remainder of .its selections of the new hymns usiness while refreshments were being The meeting opened with the eading of the minutes of the neetings of May 4 and 8, Pollowing their adoption, ;ouncil dealt with deputations. Tharles Hay was present to equest that council give serious hought to providing better ighting in 'York Crescent. jeuncil passed a motion to nstalt two new Street lights in cork Crescent._ ormarrimoommiormior In the final game of the POP* out 1-0 and hocl .,§easolh the last Once Beds ;4.44. also 144 a hat .for trounced the PodgerS-.19.-A winners. Robert . • Taylor And This was the third victory ifor. :stew Bla r led. the 'Tigers with the ite4, however they were two :singles each while B Reid • e iiniincted from a playoff berth, had a single, The Reds were. paced. by 'Terry The, second aeini-final game Gardner, a squirt pitcher Who was Wednesday night with the had two s,•I Robin.McAdam Winners Playing :the Yankees and P. P4eStaP with two hits.anpl next Tuesday at -0 A.• Kiehl, D, Pampheil. and Q. ' .Sinker with singles; The Docigor.4. This week In 'sports' Managed .seven hits by white, . • •. • P, 1rwin and In the first of the ..amni,firial -Thurs., dune PArsbw°90 at - games the Dodgers edged the Mets .6-4„ The Dodgers pitchers 4119Wed, only one hit, .a dephie, by.Steve..Ceek, The Dodgers had Graham pitching end B, Irwin, S. Steep and R, White each had two hits, D. $clioenals and J. Graham 'had singles. - The Dodgers now meet the winner of the. Expos-Fireballs 'game on Thursday at .4415. The. squirt semi-finals got u nder, way- Monday night with the , Yankees clobbering the Tigers 134, . The Yankees were led by pitcher Terry Gordner who ... if you EAD to ask fo a loan Wayne Sheardown of Goderich soars over the bar in the high jump event at the public schools track and field meet held at CFB Clinton on Tuesday. Wayne won the event with a jump of 4131/4". , 7 photo by Corrie Rudd. Davis gave his monthly report and informed notina that he had finished Sweeping' King St., cleaned some of the catch basins, cut all the- hbulevards east of the trucks and taken one load of branches to the dump. Streets need more patching and be would Re• patching material plus some calcinm chloride, Mr, Davis told council he will• repair two small blocks of 'cement on the sidewalk, at the QneenswaY nursing home. Council decided Oxford St. W., should not be paved until next year until such time as Boise Cascade Would have its yard graded. A building permit was issued to Byron Kyle to renovate his verandah.. A second permit is being investigated as to drainage. Discussion followed regarding the housing of the new fire engine and council was of the opinion that it will have to get' prices for a new building, A motion to change the amount of the grant to the P.U.C. for extension to the waterworks was changed from $16,500. to $14,850. Council was informed that the museum at •Goderich being the' one for Huron County is interested in securing the old fire engine belonging to the village of Hensel'. Bills and accounts in the amount of :$3 540. were ordered paid "and the:Inieeting adjourned to convene again on Monday June 8. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary had a dinner served at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Tuesday evening June 2 followed with their June meeting chaired by • president Mrs. Vic Stan. • The group accepted 'an invitation to a birthday party by the Goclerich Auxiliary June 23. The sports committee of Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Don Koehler are planning a draw for a $56 bill, The Penny Sale draw will take place at the Legion Hall Friday June 12 at 7 p.m. Meetings will resume in September with a, pot luck supper. Mrs. Ron Mock won the guessing prize and Mrs. J. Randall the attendance prize. Sports committee had a draw and • the winner was Mrs. Koehler. WMS meets served. Mrs. John McMurtrie who recently celebrated her 90th birthday had the honour of cutting the 80th and 40th anniversary cake of the Women's Missionary Society, Those on the lunch committee were Mrs. Bob Baker, Mrs. •Roeus Faber, Mrs. Pearl Love, Mrs, Harry' Snell and Mrs. A. Vatistone. 'Seven area public schools took part at the track and field meet held at Canadian Forces Base Clinton on Tuesday. The . equipment wasn't topnotch but the competition was. — photo by Corrie Rudd, Phone: 482-3467 No need to feel uneasy when you ask for a loan ---• if you, go to the credit union. You're not asking a favor there, because you're one of the owners. You help elect the officers, --you have a voice in its operation, When you need money, talk to the treasurer. He knows most of the answers because that's his job. 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