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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-08-13, Page 18Thursday, AUG. 20th For 7 Days to Wed., AUG. 26th ONE SHOWING A NIGHT AT 8 P.M. THE #1 NOVEL OF THE YEAR-NOW A MOTION PICTURE! stmint BURT DEAN LANCASTER • MARTIN JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOL01 0 Produted in TODO-A0 ALL Acts Aostirreo Genartil Audientes DEAN MARTIN JACQUELINE BISSET 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED GODERICH pmmousk poupEs OLEN CAMPOEU.. KIM DANNY *HAI, INALUE.—„.. N9 WOOD CAROL Diger PAT IllifOitt TIMM lam a. now niatene —"JOE NAMATH Itontotow ,0 entile.100tiT'Oefunt ere Listowel eliminated the Midgets behind the strong [Coming Event CLINTON Junior Fish and Game Club are holding a d oo r- t o-door canvass for returnable bottles on August 29. —34,35B. FRIDAY, August. 28, 1970, Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Stirling, (nee Donna Clifton) at the Zurich Community Centre — Music by the Bluewater Playboys, Lunch provided. Everyone welcome. —35,35B. 3 P.M. AUGUST 21st. Annual Flower Show in the Council_ Chambers, The Posters of 10 Perennials to be judged. Also August 28, Junior Gardener Tea and Show at 108 Ontario Street. —34R. 'ASH BINGO: Legion Hall, Jetforth Friday* August 21, 8:15 p.m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go, Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds Welfare work.— gtfri TUESDAY', August 25, Bingo, Huron Fish and Game Club, Jackpot 05.00 in 66 numbers, Six deor prices, 8:80 pan: tin THURSDAY', August 20, Bingo at ClintOn Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m, Jackpot $58,00 in 58 nurribert, BEAN ° ACTIVITIES BEGIN AT NOON NOME COOKED BEANS -FAMOUS STREET NUKE Dance In The Arena'Friday Night Bean Queen Contest easliousaas emiehlanoteni Aldwaf qe4 FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT DUSK A tirieiria Center Flints, Natio al General Production Utwiefial 'Prtstn'is togot, *rt . *to- StOTT.SULLIVAN.RAYS "THIS SAVAGE LAND" inCoLort When you're ready t day,.sos thp beautify RAINBOW INVITATIONS AN15 ,ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT ",JEWELLERS LTD,: Clinton Walkerton , And Seeforth AM:WWWAOS*41f111 First — pace, $225, time 2:13 2-5. 'Bonnie Battles, Kerr 3.00 2.60 2.30 Vivelite King, Bannon 3,30 2.60 Peggy C. Vole, Stiller 2,60 Second — pace, $225,-time 2:13 1.5. Dusty Atom, Hardy 19.10 6,00 4.80 Timely Pat, MacDonald 4,60 2.90 Bell Gay Brenda, Wellwood 3.50 Daily Double (3-2) $52.50. Third — pace, $225, time 2:12 2.5, Sing Out, Jewitt 25.8014.00 5.80 Lor Will, Agin 8,20 5.20 Nell Grattan, Atmore 2.70 Fourth — pace, $225, time 2:13 1-5. Rocky Direct, Robillard 30.90 8.50 5,80 Red Boy C., Faulds 3.50 2.80 Rose Herbert, Muir 3,40 Exactor (4.2) $46.60. Fifth — pace $225, time 2:13 3.5. Bonnie Can, Revington 19.50 6,70 4,00 Danny Moore, List 6.10 3,30 Miss Harmoney Grattan, Campbell 2 90 Sixth --- pace, $275, time 2:09 3.,5. Plintdatl,,m-iReoprd, Thursday, AU914 20, 1970 BantanIS one game up in final Cook, Butler help peewees win title in the third on five hits. Bartliff scored a final run in the seventh on a sensational catch in the eighth for the first out in the eighth. The only loss in the playoffs came Sunday afternoon in Thorndale, when their big lefthander, Don Martin, allowed only five hits included a single and a triple by Cam Colquhoun. Coiquhoun scored the lone Clinton run in the ninth after leading off with a triple. Cam MacDonald started the game but pulled a muscle in the second. Bartliff relieved for the remainder of the game. Thorndale's catcher George BY RICK KUSH The. Clinton Peewee Pi hies won the Western Ontario Athletic Association Peewee, "B" championship Sunday night by defeating .Walkerton Peewees 44, taking the best of three series two straight. In the first game, in Walkerton, the Ponies edged Walkerton' 2-1 in a 'thrilling game. Both teams scored a. run In the first inning on two, hits. The game was a pitchers' duel after that with each hurler giving up six hits. The Walkerton pitcher ' . Potts, struck out nine while Steve Cook struck out seven batters for Clinton and went all the w5fl'or his third victory. The winning run was scored in the top of the sixth when, Steve Cook hit a single, driving in D. Counter who had been walked. Cook led the Ponies with A based-loaded home run by Sally Walden and two sensational catches by Joyce Neilands and Marlene Cunningham helped Clinton girls square their Juvenile Girls Baseball semi-final series at one game each in Broadhagen on Monday night. Six runs in the sixth inning, including the big homerun by Miss Walden helped Clinton come from behind for the 1840 win. The girls had earlier fallen behind in the series, losing a close 16-15 decision before a good home crowd at CFB Clinton on Thursday. Despite five Clinton runs in the second, Broadhagen led 6.5 after two innings in the game at Broadhagen. They added to the lead in the fourth with another run. Clinton took the lead in the fifth with four runs, two on Sandra Fremlin's homer. After their big sixth inning, the girls padded their lead in the three hits while Greg Butler had two hit4 and Neil Colquhoun has a single. In the game .,5.1.p 'lay evening, the Ponies scored two runs in the first on hits by Cook and then Butler. In trying to put Butler out, Walkerton made two errors and Butler came home. In the fourth Butler sacrificed home Cook who had again reached base with a single. Billy Irwin scored on .a sacrifice by Robin McAdam, In the fifth, Butler made a spectacular running, ankle-high catch with two men on base and two out. After the catch he fell, but still managed to hold the Cook again pitched the whole game and struck out seven. The Ponies now advance to the Ontario Baseball Association "B" finals but do not know who their opponents will be. seventh with homeruns by Joyce and Ruth Ann Neilans for three more runs. The big catch by centre-fielder Marlene Cunningham ended the game. The other catch, by Joyce Neilans in left field, came in the first. Nine errors by Clinton told the story in the earlier loss. Even then, Clinton entered the seventh and final inning tied but could score only one run while yielding two. Ruth Ann Neilans had three singles and a home run while Sandra Fremlin had a single, triple and homer. Clinton left six runners on base, Dianne Cunningham and Cathy Patterson handled the pitching in each game with Dianne starting and going five innings and Cathy taking over in the sixth. Sandra Fremlin was behind the plate. The deciding game in the series is Thursday (tonight) at 6:30 at CFB Clinton. .0, Mightily Mac, MacDonald 4,80 3.50 2,30 Ogdena Frost, Mothers 0.00 2.60 Super Mary Dale, List 2.30 Seventh — pace, $250, time 2:10., Just In Time, Kennedy 12.00 3.90 2.98 Darky Marnock, Dupee 7.80 3,90 First Affair, Hardy 3,00 Exactor (7-5) 5103.80. Eighth — trot, $300, time 2:12 1-5. Harwood Boy, Hardy 8.90 4.70 3.40 Nigh Ax, Walker 4,20 3.30 Pete's Choice, Arbour 2.50 Ninth — pace, $500, time 208 2-5. Cherridale, McRann 0.30 3.20 2.70 Lee Unite, Young 3.39 2.70 Mary Glenford, Jeffery 2,90 Tenth — pace, $250, time 2:11 2.5. Speedy Baker, Kerr 4.80 2.90 2.50 Luella May, Moffat 3.80 3,20 Free Meadow, Hardy 2.80 Exactor (3-4) $14,80. Att. 1,800, Handle $30,619. pitching of Dale Fleishauer and Larry Amen t. In Listowel on Saturday night, Listowel won 8-3. Back in Clinton on Monday, Listowel won easily 21-5 when several of the local Midgets were Missing from the line up. The Huron-Perth trophy will remain in Clinton for another year, last year Clinton eliminated Thorndale. EARLIER GAMES Leading up to the Huron-Perth Championship, the Colts went ahead two .games to none on their 11-2 win in Thorndale and a well-played game, 6-2, in Clinton. Archie- Pickett pitched his first game in several weeks and, except for the sixth inning when Thorndale scored two runs on a single and two Clinton errors, he had very little trouble. Fleet, Dutot, Cam Coiquhoun, Barry Mutrie and Don Bartliff scored A request for a nursery school for retarded children in J. A. D. McCurdy Public School under the sponsorship of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded has been turned down by the Huron County Board of Education. At the present time, the J. A. D. McCurdy Public School building is occupied by two school groups that come under the jurisdiction of the Huron County Board of Education — the regular day school and the Huron Hope School for the Mentally Retarded. A nursery school would not be under the jurisdiction of the board, and therefore, not under the jurisdiction of either principal. The board also recalled its previous decision not to provide nursery facilities in its schools and agreed to uphold that dscision. The vote was eight to three against renting facilities in J. A. D. McCurdy school for the nursery school with vice-chairman Bob Elliott, Mrs. Marilyn Kunder and John Coming Next: Danny supplied the hitting, a double and a single, three of Clinton's seven rune, and fired, a two hitter against arch rivAls from Walkerton as Clinton took a 1.,0 lead in their Bantam "B" Baseball final series. Two years ego Walkerton eliminated these same boys in peewee in a sadden-death game in Wingham. They still have their big pitcher, Pete Hawkins, a hpge Brucefield Bombers win first place Last Thursday the Brucefield Bombers defeated Shakespeare 'in Brucefield by a score of 9.8 to capture first place in W.O.A.A. Intermediate Ladies Softball, The Brucefield girls defeated Mitchell on Monday night by 22.4 in the first game of a best three out of five semi-final series. They play again Wednesday and Friday evenings in Hensel' at 8:30. Taylor hit a three-run home run in the.. fourth to open the scoring. Three more in the fifth and one in the eighth gave Thorndale their 7-1 victory. CAM PICKETT Pitched victory Friday night. Kneel or sit low in a canoe. If upset, HANG ON to the canoe until help arrives. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON -- ONTARIO Box Office 0 pens at 8:00 p.m. First Show at Dusk THURSDAY and FRIDAY August 20-21 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "LIVE A LITTLE, LOVE A LITTLE" Elvis Presley — Michele Carey Rudy Vallee In Color "YOUR CHEATING HEART" A COUNTRY MUSIC FEATURE WITH HANK WILLIAMS Color Carmen SAT. - MON. - TUES. August 22-24-25 — DOUBLE FEATURE — 'MAROONED Gregory Peck Richard Crenna David Janssen In Color "SOUTHERN STAR" George Segal — Ursula Andres% Orson Welles Color Cartoon WED. - THURS. - FRI. August 26-2/-28 DOUSLE FEATURE - "HELLFIGHTERS" Johh Wayne katherine Ross ' Jim Hutton In deplete "ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICO" (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) beak Merlin George PePPera Jean Sininioits Color Cartoon .six-footer' . who struck out Ai, Clinton, batters in a losing cause, C9N11.40Pn led off the second with. A. triple; then scored on A wild pitch. Walkerton tied the seem. in the Weird then went ahead 34 until the fourth. Colguhoun, Brian Kennedy and Richard Welch pounded out three consecutive singles, scoring coltinhonn and Kennedy: The fifth inning proved A big prie for .Clinton. With one put Swanky Andrews struck out but the catcher dropped the ball Owing Andrews to reach first safely. Hawkins hit Mike Anstett, Don MacDonald hit a single, scoring Andrews, Anstett and MacDonald scored on Brian Langille's sacrifice. Colquhoun scored in the eighth for the seventh run. "Patty Duke gives one of the most brilliantly thought out performances seen in a long time!" —Rex Reed 40 "4 . 'it, 4r ,,c,,' k 't. Pally Duke co, by Dect:t Starts WEDNESDAY-! "ThetoelitYgdeowbo s o caiict‘ "3-'4Daidloss' Nanette glockerr hbeay star of ,,BoNANzA,, 1k...el A liNivERSAL PICINt MAJOR M. E, BROOKS (right) was met by MWO Harry Sewell on his arrival by air August 7. Major Brooks is the holiday replacement for Major Youmatoff Protestant Chaplain et CFB Clinton. He is no stranger to the area having served here in 1967 and 1969. Major Brooks began his flying career as an aircrew member of No. 6 Bomber Group during World War Il. He entered The Ministry in 1956 and is presently the Rector in Listowel. He will be transferred to St. Barnabas Anglican Church in London, Ontario, next September. Major Brooks commutes daily by air from a summer cottage on-Lake Huron where his family are holidaying. He obtained his eiviliaiiTilot'S license in 1966 and flys his own plane. BY BERT CLIFFORD Arehie Pickett's slide into home plate gave the Colts a 5-4 edge over Thorndale Tuesday night and allowed Colts to take the series for the Huron-Perth Intermediate Baseball Championship three games to one. Thorndale had tied the score 4-4 in the sixth inning on two costly Clinton throwing errors. In the seventh Stu Mustard opened the inning with his third hit. Archie Pickett and Brad Dutot followed with the help of two Thorndale errors and a perfectly placed bunt by Dutot loaded the bases. Ed Daer's grounder went to the shortstop who forced Mustard at home. The next batter, Doc Miller, pounded a hard hit to the second baseman, Archie Pickett beat the throw to the plate with a perfect slide. Thorndale's catcher had straddled the plate and when he missed Pickett on the slide the run counted, despite the fact it could have been an easy force out. Umpire Pat Langille took a lot of abuse from irate Thorndale players, especially one hot head, Wayne Parkinson who had been thrown out of the game in the first inning by base umpire Howie Tait. EARLY LEAD An early run in the first inning gave Thorndale a 1.0 lead until the fourth when Stu Mustard scored _on Ed Deer's double. The top of the fifth found Clinton down 34 after Thorndale picked up four hits in the inning. Clinton bounced back with three in their half inning. Butch Fleet started the inning with a walk and went to third on Cam Coiquhoun's double. Big Hans Leppington, noted for his clutch hitting, hit a single into right field, scoring both base runners. Then with two out, Mustard hit his second single, stole second and advanced to third on a wild pitch. He scored the go-ahead run on Pickett's hit to second base. Clinton had a chance to put the game away in the sixth with the bases loaded but George Kennedy struck out Don Bartliff for the third out. Ed Daer went all the way for his third playoff victory. He normally is extra strong as the game progresses but Tuesday, after pitching a softball game the night before, his arm became a little tired. Broadfoot in favor of providing the accommodation. Classes were held in the Crediton Community Centre until May 11 for the children, thought by some board members to number three or four. They moved to a vacated school about 11/2 miles south of Grand Bend. This former school is now owned by the Alhambra Lodge. The teachers, Mrs. Lawrence. Wein, Exeter, and Miss Ella Morlock, Crediton, are concerned about being moved. into Lambton County and feel that the taxi bills for transporting children will be enormous. As well, volunteer helpers are now too far away to continue to serve. "The question of moral responsibility to provide nursery facilities in other parts of the county cannot be overlooked," said John Cochrane, director of education for Huron. "The cost of maintaining J. A. D. McCurdy School is a county-wide responsibility." JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY MEETING to form JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY CLUB at CLINTON ARENA 9:00 P.M. THURSDAYS AUGUST 27 ALL PROSPECTIVE PLAYERS and OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO ATTEND CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE WOO ANDREWS, bIREtTOR 34b., Board turns down nursery school request BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER Girls tie series with Brodhagen Deciding game tonight Clinton Race Results Listowel beats Midgets in final Colts beat Thorndale for crown 90 IN WM 54T. AUGt161"22' DRIVEIN THEATRE ,. HWY7 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-99B1 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, AUGUST 23, 24, 25 Rock Hudson Claudia Cardinale c: A Fine Pair 4m B An ARTHUR P JACOBS Producbon E EA