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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-05-18, Page 5Minor baseball program organized The annual track and field meet at Central Huron Secondary School was held last week. Marlene Cunningham won the Midget Girls Championship, Sandra Fremlin won the Junior Championship and Mary Lynn Merrill and Cathy Malcolm were tied for' the senior championship. Paul Darrow and Clarence Roorda tied for the midget championship in the boys' competition, Bill Cantelon won the junior crown and Ron Wise was the senior champ, The following are the results; MIDGET GIRLS 100 yds: Faye Canfelon (12.8), Sharon Brodie, Cathy Westlake and Marsha McNeil (tied). Hurdles: Irene Konarski (17,3), Donna Hunking, Cathy Westlake. High Jump: Pat Kay (4'6"), Marsha McNeil, Patsy Hellinga and Donna Honking (tied), Long Jump: Sharon Brodie (13'7"), Sharon Colclough, Evelyn Benjamins. Shot: Marlene Cunningham (26'21/2 "), Sharon Colclough, Diane Baird, Discus: Marlene Cunningham (18'11"), Diane Baird, Janet McKinley. 220: Patsy Hellinga (31,4); Gloria Adams, Carol Gross. 440: Marlene Cunningham (74.4), Nancy MacDonald. JUNiOR GIRLS 100: Janet East (13.1), Lorrie Symons, Bonnie Johnston. Hurdles: Nancy Gibbings (16,5), Bonnie Johnston, Lorrie Symons. High Jump: Sandy Fremlin (4'9"), . Cathy Wise, Edda Steegstra, Long Jump: Sandra Fremlin (13'81/2 "), Janet East, Marian Thompson. Shot: Sandy Fremlin (29'31/2 "), Doreen Steenstra, Janet Graham. Discus; Janet Graham ('70'9"), Henrietta Stryker, Deannie Strong. .220: Janet East (30.4), Doreen Steenstra. SENIOR GIRLS 100: Lynn Taylor (14.8), Bev. Elliott. Hurdles; Rita Pennings (17.4). Shot: Mary Lynn Merrill (24'6'/2 "), Joyce Nykamp, Elaine Vincent. Discus: Mary Lyn Merrill (63'11"), Anita Brochu, Elaine Vincent. 220; Cathy Maleolm tB CV. finWet. 440: Cathy Malcolm (75,3). MIDGET BOYS 100 Yds.: Paul Garrow (12 sec.), Dan Campbell, Gerard Meidenger. High Jump: Dave Bartliff (5'), Dean Ryan, Robin McAdam. Hurdles: Mark Vincent (22,4). Long Jump: Clarence Roorda Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotc'hmer Monday is Shipping Day Front Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 5654636 By 7:30 cm. Monday For Prompt Ureic* No Charges on Pickitit tf OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DAYLIGHT TIL DARK Open Monday, May 22 BOX PLANTS Geraniums, begonias, spikes, petunias, alyssum, portulaca, patience, marigolds, snapdragons, foliage, Vegetable Plants Tomatoes, Peppers & Cabbage GRASS SEEDS- WILSON PRODUCTS -FLOWERS--- VEGETABLE SEEDS-SHRUBS-CEMETERY P L ANT ING- TRIMMING AND MAINTENANCE OF SHRUBS-RAKING LAWNS-FERTILIZING • ART's LANDSCAPING II NURSERY 166 ifENNETT ST, E. 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The hymn, "Breathe on me breath of God" closed the worship period, The roll call was answered by 25 members and four visitors. It was decided to sponsor Gail Sears music recital the first week in June and to serve lunch following the recital. The proceeds are to help pay for the new hymn books for the church. The meeting next month will be on June 19 at Elma Jewitt's, Tickets were handed out for the ham supper to be held May 24. There is to be a work meeting May 23 to prepare for the supper. The UCW is invited to Brucefield June 6. There was a discussion on a bus trip to 'Parry Sound to visit Rev, Ludford, the Indian Reserve and other points of interest. The program was in charge of Marjorie Duizer and Helen Lee. Stan McDonald showed a film on medical missions in Africa, Helen Lee read the scripture. The poem, "Too tired to Pray" was read. The hymn "Happy the Home" was sung. Marjorie Duizer gave the readings "Ways to Honour Mothers" and "What is a Mother". Helen Lee led in prayer. Another film was shown on Angola. Stan McDonald gave the benediction. Lunch was served by Mary Peel and June Fothergill. THE BEREAN UNIT MEETS The Berean Unit held their meeting in the Sunday School rooms on Tuesday, May 9, President, Mrs. Emma Livingstone opened the meeting with the hymn, "Teach me Lord to care". The theme of the meeting was Forgiveness. The scripture was read by Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and meditation on the scripture and prayer were led by Mt's. Livingstone. The minutes of the last meeting and correspondence were read. Included were thank-yous from the family of Evelyn Hunking, Verne McCabe and from Margie Whyte:Invitations were received to visit Erucefield on Visitors Day, June 6 and the Auburn U.C, W. May Tea and Bake Sale on May 27. There was some discussion on a bus trip to Parry Sound in June. The general meeting will be June 27 and the June meeting will be taken by Mrs. Earl Gaunt and HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Dept. of Agriculture Building MAY 25th & JUNE 7th Admission 25c Please Register before May 24th by Mail to Box 711, Clinton or phone 482-6616 after 6 p.m.-20 Mrs. Laura Saundercock. The treasurer's report was given by, Mrs.. E. Wood, The supply secretary reported that seven pair of pyjeriaas are to be made for the Children's Aid Society, Birthday pennies and collection were taken. Rev. McDonald gave a vote of thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Emma Livingstone for her work and leadership and wished her much happiness in tier home in London. Mrs, Livingstone thanked him and closed this part of the meeting with a reading "Love as well as hate in Northern Ireland". • The study period was taken by Mrs. Bill Manning with a hymn. Rev. McDonald showed a film "Where trails meet" about missionairies holding baby clinics, etc. Mrs, Lloyd Pipe gave readings "Things to work out", "Capture the advantages of youth" and "Take happiness with you", Mrs, Manning told of a Chinese man in Florida and the lovely music, She played a record of his Easter music. Rev. McDonald showed another film on missionary work in Africa, on teaching agriculture, wheat growing, irrigation and curing leprosy. Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs. Manning thanked Mr, McDonald. Mrs. Manning closed with prayer. A lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Ena Howatt and Mrs, H. Durnin. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The • Women's Institute held their May meeting on Wednesday, May 10. Mrs. Eric Anderson, the new president, opened the meeting with a Mother's Day poem, "I never knew" followed by the opening ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada. Roll call was answered by 31 members and 42 guests. The members answered the roll by naming their hobby for last winter and several had their hobbies displayed, Mrs. Anderson introduced a new member, Mrs. Norman Cartwright and welcomed the 4-H girls and their mothers. The following girls introduced themselves and their mothers: Cathy Lyon, Judy Howatt, Joanne Snell, Sandra Reid, Murray Lammerant, Vaughan Hunking, Donna Bunking, Cathy Peel, Audrey Peel, Cathy Penfound, Karen Shepherd, Carol Jewitt, Giena Datema, Judy Datema, Patsy Anderson and Madelon and Marlene Sewers. The girls modeled their sleepwear, The program committee, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt, Mrs. Art Clark and Mrs. Mervyn Datema, held contests for the 4-H girls and presented gifts. This was followed by accordian solos by Wayne Lyon and a guitar and vocal solo by Elaine Vincent. The minutes of the last meeting and the financial report were read. Correspondence included a thank-you from the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary for a donation and an invitation to Hospital Day on May 12, A Food Forum will be held in Clinton high school on June 1 titled "One ,dollar's worth of meat". It was voted to send $10 to the Blyth Agricultural Society for prizes for Junior Homemaking section. Delegates to the Wingham District Annual on May 31 are to be Mrs. Jim Jamieson and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. It was voted not to cater to the Threshermen's Reunion in Blyth this year. Mrs. Anderson gave her report on the 24th Annual Officers conference held in Guelph and gave a reading "Friendships are like flowers", Mrs, Reg Lawson introduced Mrs. Harry Brown of Clinton as guest speaker. She spoke on making pottery and had a number of pieces to show. Mrs, Ted Fothergill thanked her and presented her with a gift, Mrs. Torn Duizer presented gifts to the 47H leaders, Mrs.' Harry Snell, Mrs. Harry Watkins, Mrs, Don Buchanan and Mrs. Paul Southgate, Mrs, Gourley presented Mrs. Anderson and Mrs, Tom Duizer, leaders in the senior club, "Knack with Knits" with a gift. The meeting closed with the W.I. Grade and hostesses Mrs. Lorne flunking, Mrs: Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. Les Reid and Mrs. Claire Vincent Sr., served lunch. CHRISTIAN FAMILY SUNDAY Christian Family Sunday was observed in the United Church on Sunday, May 14 with the service conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Wayne, Cathy and Cheryl. The congregation was welcomed by Mr, Lloyd Pipe and Mr. Jack Medd. Music was supplied by Mrs, T. Allen at the piano and Mrs. Harry Lear at the organ with the Junior choir. Bert Lyon led the call to worship and a prayer. Cathy read the scripture. Joanne led in prayer litany. During the receiving of the offering, Wayne played the accordian and Cathy and Cheryl sang a duet "Jesus wants me for a Sunbeam". Rev. McDonald gave the message. The flowers were placed in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Flunking, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Mr. William Colquhoun and the Maines family. PERSONALS Sympathy is extended to .Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell in the death of her , father, Mr. Will Colquhoun of Clinton. Sympathy of ,the community also goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sewers in the death of his mother, Mrs. Sewers of Teeswater. Sunday visitors with Rev. -- • - - - McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald of Ethel. Congratulations to Mrs. Beth Knox. on,her first granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knox, Bullet township. Mr. Jim Neilans and his cousin, Miss Margaret McGill were dinner guests Friday evening with, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Hullett township and on the weekend with their cousins Mr. arid Mrs. John McGill of Waterloo. Mother's Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family were theirparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking and grandmother, Mrs. Frank Bell and Murray flunking. Mrs. Jessie Jones attended the baptism of her grandson David Alvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jones in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton on Sunday, May 14 and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs, William Hamilton 'of Moorefield visited over the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Visiting over the weekend with Mrs. G. Cowan was her son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and Greg of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and Mr. Ken Vodden were Sunday dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Ron Ellerby and family of Clinton, Mrs. Ena Howatt spent Wednesday night with her brother, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Gardiner of Cromarty and attended the Rex Humbard religious program in Kitchener and spent Thursday and Friday with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Mac Hodgert and family of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Armstrong and family of Stratford spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and family. Mrs. Elsie Youngblut spent the Weekend with her son Stanley and family of Goderich, Activity in the Peewee and Squirt minor league baseball. programme began this week, Anyone not registered may still do so at the public school diamond at 6;30 on Mondays or Wednesdays. On Wednesday, May 24, the Reds will play the Cards and the Expos will take on the Giants at the public school in Peewee action, The Squirts will play Tuesday when the Tigers and Twins will hook up and the Orioles and Yankees will play. All games will be at 6:30. The following are the lineups of the teams involved. PEE WEE REDS COACH- Dean Reid. Jeff Hearn, John Hart, Robert Taylor, John Little, David Bird, Bill Mitchell, Dan Proctor, Mark Andres, David Clark, Mark Bell, Robin Hart, Joe McMahon. EXPOS COACH-Peter Staniforth Paul Wise, Paul Galachuik, Paul Van Demme, Ian Gibb, " John Woods, Jamie Craig, Wayne Ducharme, Larry Riehl, Robbie Knights, Michael Cooper, Daryl Fox, GIANTS COACH- Dave Beattie. Bill Murphy, Tom Colquhoun, Steve Jones, Richard Carter, John Hart, Brad Morgan, George Sneider, Paul Taylor„ Kerry Colquhoun, Andrew Jamieson, Randy Middleton, CARDS COACH- Bob Mann. Bob Burrows, Richard Tye, Steve Wise, Ricky Blake, Robert Hart, Danny Holmes, Dereck Divack, Stephen Blair, Greg Wise, Jim Bird, Benny Munnings. SQUIRT TIGERS COACH- Gary Pr,eszcator. Photo by Jack Doerr Daryl Ball son of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Ball of R.R. 1, Auburn recently graduated from the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, Huron Park, Ontario with a diploma in Agricultural Business Management. Daryl has been appointed Extension assistant with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food for Bruce County at Walkerton. WANTED EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER PART TIME-APPLY Lori Lyn BEAUTY SALON 72 ALBERT ST. 482-7911 mowwwwwasnown. penny Mitchell, Chris Middleton, Brian Hall, Tony Denomme, Frank Ellerby, Terry Cook, Robbie Blake, Dave Eckert, Kevin Colquhoun, Richard Delve, David Johnston, Timmy Dobson, Jeff Taylor, John Morgan, ORIOLES COACH- Bill Fleming, Paul Stanley, Jeff Ball, Peter Anstett, Jeff Colquhoun, Charles Ross, Peter McMahon, Robin Lewis, Kenny Hart, Dave Malpass, Danny Stanley, David Jewitt, Andy Flowers, Brad Elliott, Jim Fleming. YANKEES COACH- Doug Norman. Wayne Tideswell, Joe McMahon, Ian Fleming, Jim Proctor, Rick Ducharrne, Mark MacLean, Ray Flynn, Steve Boussey, Lucas Marko, Joey Lawson, David Saundercock, Ian Peck, Paul Stephenson, John Cornish. TWINS COACH- Larry Powell. Paul Castle, Steven Ellerby, Jamie Cooper, George Stewart, Jack Einboden, Steve Elder, Perry Daer, Reggie Sullivan, Willis VanLoo, Phillip Cornish, Mike Woods, John Lawson, Bill Taylor, Tim Addison. Intermediate schedule announced HOME GAMES Saturday, May 27 8:00 p.m. Walkerton. Sunday, May 28 2:00 p.m. Thorndale. Saturday, June 10 8:00 p.m. Mitchell. Saturday June 17 8:00 P.m'. Dashwood, Sunday, June 18 7:30 p.m. Mitchell. Sunday, July 2, 8:00 p.m. Arva. Saturday, July 8, 8:00 p.m. Exeter. Saturday, July 22 8:00 p.m. Walkerton, Sunday, July 23 8:00 p.m. Wingham, Sugar and Spice Continued from Page 4. upsets me. If her mother is out of hospital in time, she'll give us hell for practically everything. And if she isn't, we'll all regret it all our lives. But don't worry, It won't be Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, but my daughter will be a beautiful bride if I have to dress her myself. I'll let you know. --The Argyle Syndicate GIVE so more will live HEART FUND (14"A"), Steve Gook, Barry MacDonald, Shot Put: Paul Garrow (31"73/4 "), Kim Hodgins, Tim JewSon, Discus: Tim Jewstwi (104 '7 "), Dave Bartliff, Kim Flodgins. 220; Paul Garrow (47.9), Geoff Gibbs, Gerard Meidinger, Dan Campbell. 440: Gary Hesselwood (62.8), Ralph Bakker, Jamie Thompson, 880: Gary Hesselwood, Robin McAdam, Ralph Bakker. Triple Jump: Clarence Roorda (32'11"), Wayne Caldwell, Doug Fawcett, Mile: Clarence Roorda, Robin McAdam. Pole Vault; Tony Bird (9'). JUNIOR BOYS 100 Yds,: Don MacDonald (11.8), Tom Murray, Roger Humphries. High Jump: Bill Cantelon (5'3"), Paul Herman, Clare Colquhoun, Hurdles: Roger Humphries (19.8), Tim West. Long Jump: Bill Cantelon (17'9"), Don MacDonald, Brian Jewitt. Shot Put: Paul Wheeler (33'8"), Randy Miller, David Inkley. Disc: Randy Miller (104'4"), Les Coleman, Paul Wheeler. 220: Tom Murray, Brian Makins, Brian Kennedy. 440: Brian Makins, Rob Macaulay, Gerry Lobb. 880: Gerry Lobb, Triple: Bill Cantelon (36'5"), Don. MacDonald, Randy Miller. Mile: Dave ,Harland, Rick Cameron, Pole Vault: Glenn MacGregor, Fred Bird, Brian Semple. SENIOR BOYS 100 Yds.: Paul Bartliff (11.2), Don Shropshall, Robert Andrews. High Jump: Ron Wise (5'81/2 "), Ivan Merrill, Long Jump: Ron Wise (17'113/4 "), Paul Bartliff, Ken Jewitt, Shot Put: Don Shropshall (23'), Digby Howse, Peter DeGroot, Disc: Peter DeGroot (88'7"), Tom Wright, Don Shropshall. 220: Paul Bartliff (25,4), Ivan Merrill, Robert Andrews. 440: Rick Shropshall. 88Q: Rick Shropshall, Triple Jump: Ron Wise (37'91/2 "), George Thompson, Stan Norman. Mile: Rick Shropshall, Don Shropshall. Pole Vault; George Thompson. Open Two Mile; Rick Cameron. NOTICE HAROLD M. 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