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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-01, Page 21t**WW, M.\MI fM\MlititiLN BANK FINANCE RATES I 1 e.g. 36 months at use r models 11.78 on new and i 1- i's,M**11111111111.111 iNglair* USED CAR SPECIALS 3t— 1972 Pontiac Lamont 2 door hardtops 1972 Pontiac Ventura, 4 door sedan 10 — 1972 Chevrolet Impala, 2 and 4 door hardtops, fully equipped 10 — 1971 models such as Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Fords, Mustangs and Vegas 7 — 1970's in various models, Chevs, Pontiacs and Fords 6 — 1969 Chevs and Pontiacs 20 — 1965 . 1968 Models 1970 P,OILD Custom 500 stationwagon 1969 FORD Country Squire 9 passenger stationwagon 1968 FORD Custom 500, 9 passenger stationwagon USED TRUCKS 1970 CHEVY VAN, long wheel base 1970 GAI,C, 36 ton, G.M.C. engine 1970 G.M.C. 1 ton, 12 ft. stake body, dual wheels, 350 engine 1969 G.M.C. 950 cab and Chassis 1969 G.M.C. 4/4 ton pickup 1968 G.M.C. 1 ton pickup, VS 1967 CIIEV aIa tot: pickup NAA.SANNAAIVVYSISISA,VVVVVY Brussels Motors BP Sarvica Station Phone $110-6173 Students, teachers tie ball game BY NOLA LEE finally got three out and fell Last week and this week)grade behind in the game. eight students have been visiting Mr. Weber was first up to hat, the school to see what their future and he hit a fly to centre field domain is going to be like. where it was caught by Marlene Students of C.H.S,S. have Cunningham. Mr. Craig was offered themselves as guides for walked and then Mr. Mann hit a fly these young visitors. They to right field. It too was caught. seemed very interested in the Mr. Reidy was next batter and he school and the facilities that it has was good for a single. Mr. to offer. They were all quite Tremeer being next batter then anxious to start their schooling at hit a fly to between first and C.H.S,S. in the fall. second base and this was caught by Don Shropshall. It was three out and the students were leading STUDENTS TIE TEACHERS 4 to 3. With the school year drawing to In the third and final inning, a close, the students decided to Diane Cunningham as first batter show once again that the students struck out. But Brian Kennedy are "superior" to the teachers. made up for it by hitting a home Being good sports as they are, the run. Marlene Cunningham then teachers allowed the students to struck out. Dave Fawcett hit a bat first. grounder and Brian Kennedy was tagged out at second. The students were only able to The teachers were at bat again. get one run. Mr. Bill Craig was Mr. Brownridge hit a homer out to first batter for the teachers and centre field. The teachers were he hit a homer, Next, batter, Mr... :gaining. Mn.. Atkinson was only Mann also:hit a honier. -Another:-; ab1dWilia406'.':al:::s'irigle as next run was brought lot ,c{tfreAre'bit'tee'Vli'•'s.' .Pris'e'r' Was walked teachers but the batter in question seems to be a mystery. The students were behind 3-1 going into the second inning, but they weren't really worried. In the top of the second inning, the students really came to life, Brian Kennedy got a home. run. Dave Fawcett then got a homer as third batter, bringing in Marlene Cunningham. Randy Miller then hit a home run. Next Danny Colquhoun hit a double and Janet Graham walked. The teachers and Mr. Atkinson stole; second base. The next two batters, Mrs. Martin and Mr. Weber were both walked allowing Mr. Atkinson to come home. So with bases loaded and 2 runners in, the game was called for lack of time. The score was a 5-5 tie and possibly to be resumed in the fall. The pitcher for the teachers was Mr. Weber and for the students it was Sandra Graham who was later replaced' ,by Randy Miller. OnSundayJtine 4at Exeter, the Clinton Colts, defending All- Ontario "C" champions, defeated Exeter, anew entry in this year's Huron-Perth baseball " league. This was the Colts second win this year to go along' with their one loss. They lost their openthi game last May au TO vykutcm-Lun, cut Intermediate A team to the tune of 10-7. Clinton bounced back the next afternoon and defeated Thorp:tale Angels by a score of 11-9. Larry Pickett took the pitching decision intbis game with some excellent relief pitching from Stu Mustard. On Sunday, it was Stu again to Larry's rescue as he snuffed out a bases-loaded jam in Exeter's fifth inning. Stu gained credit for the pitching victory as Clinton scored two runs in their seventh liming highlighted by a tremendous triple by Robert Miller and some fancy base-running by Cam Colquhoun. Clinton's top hitters in this Juveniles win opener Ray Wheeler of Clinton Public School clears the bar during the high jump competition at the interschool meet held in Clinton Tuesday. Clintop,Nem-Repord, Thursday, June $, 1972-0 Patricia Anstett of Clinton Public School shows good form white competing in the discus in the interschool track and field meet for Huron schools held on Tuesday in Clinton. 25 join Ontario Street Church A special service on June 4 saw 25 new members received at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton by the Minister, Rev. Lawrence S. Lewis. Welcomed by certificate and transfer were Mrs. J.E. Busby, Mrs. Bruce Lyndon and Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson, Those received by Profession of Faith were: Sheila Ann Dalgliesh, Glenna Mae Ellis, Michele Ann Flowers, Joan Garrow, Wendy Lee Gibbings, Nancy Lee Kuehl, Joyce Leppington, Kathryn Elaine Patterson, Pattie Lois Patterson, Cathy Lorene Pickard, Susan Margaret Tyndall, Sunan Kim Colquhoun, Marlene Isabel Dale, Wayne Joseph Colclough, Jack Douglas Cook, Dale Robert Elliott, Kenneth Clayton Ellis, Randy Bruce Garrow, Paul Robert Gibbings, Allan Charles Lavis, Douglas Roy Riehl. Each candidate was presented with a modern translation of the New Testament, The six new members of Session that were inducted on May 28, John Merrill, Victor Taylor, Kenneth Flett, Harry Perry, Robert Lawson and George Colclough; Harvey Johnson, the Clerk, and the other Members of the Session assisted with the presentations, and the Lord's Supper which followed. The right hand of fellowship was extended by the minister and session. The choir sang "Have Mercy Upon Me" and the sermon topic was "Basic Christianity Today". victory were Stu Mustard with three singles, Doc Miller with a triple and a single, Laurie Colquhoun, a double, and singles by Don Bartliff, Greg Burns and Danny Colquhoun. Other Clinton players in the line-up were Larry Pickett, Brad Dutot, Rick. Fremlin, Paul Bartliff, Bob Livermore, Butch Fleet, Cam Colquhoun, and Jim Collins. Clinton's next home game will be at 8:00 Saturday evening. Come out and support your local champions. Teachers lead town league The teachers have made it two in a row, The Colts fell to defeat being beaten soundly 13.2, The Colts have dropped two in a row leaving them in last place. Tom Fox went the distance for the Teachers as the winner and Don Freeman, the loser, went all seven for the Colts, The Bluebirds came out on top 15-3 over the Kinsmen. The Bluebirds played well throughout the game, hitting the ball well and fielding well. Walter Whitehead had good control the entire game which proved enough to crown him the victor. STANDINGS Teachers, 2, 0, -; Kinsmen, 1, 1, 1; Bluebirds, 1, 1, 1; Colts, 0, 2, 2: NEXT WEEK 6:30 Colts vs. Bluebirds, 8:00 Teachers vs. Kinsmen. TOWN RATES: Seasons Ticket (Admission for season) Plus one session of lestons $ 8 00 $ 2 2 " FAMILY SEASONS TICKET Including one session of lessons for each member of the family OUT OF TOWN OR RURAL RESIDENTS: Swimming admission by General Admissioh only One Session of lessons ohly Maximum lesson charge to one rural family $ 5 00 $ 2 000 972 SWIMMING RATES for CLINTON POOL Each additional Session Of LeSSohS (Town or Rural) $ 200 Registration: Saturday, June 10 (9 a,M.,5 p,m.) Saturday, June 17 (9 a3m.5 13311,1 ONLY A Juvenile girls start season On Thursday, June 8 at 6:30, the Clinton Girls Juvenile Softball team start their season with a home game against Brodhagen. On Sunday, June 11, Tavistock visits Clinton for the second game. The team has two new coaches this year, Mrs. Diane (Carter) Melick and Betty Dalrymple. Pump Troubles? ... BRING THEM TO.US We repair the Following: WATER SYSTEMS—Parts in stark 'for all popular brands FARM SPRAY PUMPS—Low and High Pressure —Myers, John Blue, Hypro, John Bean, Monarch, Golden Arrow, etc. HOT WATER CIRCULATOR PUMPS—Armstrong, Bell & Gossett, etc. C. H. EPPS MFG. LTD. "THE PUMP PEOPLE" One mile east of Clinton on No. 8 Highway Phone 482-3826 Mon.—Fri.-8 a.m, to 5 p.m'. COMPARE MR DISCOUNT P.111031 Clinton, s Mario P brie 6.3 oz. irlA Provo' l co SUGG. LIST 498 874 PROTEIN21 HAIR SPRAY REMO'. P AVIP RIG (ASP 44, 0/111TIERN 87s FAMILY SIZE 6 oz. ARRID EXTRA DRY AGM PERSP/Rileir REGULAR VOS SHAMPOO REGULAR, OILY or MY 15.5 oz. SPECIAL 8 REDUCED PRICE NEWCOMBE Phannari Clinton Colts win .54 over Exeter Girls softball program underway The Kinettes Junior and Senior girls' softball leagues are now under way, . In the senior division, team four leads with two wins and a tie for five points while team one has a win and two ties for four points, team three has a win, a tie and a loss for three points and team two has yet to win. In the junior division, team three has a perfect record with three wins and no losses for' six points while team one has two wins and a loss for four points while team one has two Wins and a loss for four points and team four has a win and two losses for two points. Team two has yet to win a game. Members of the teams are: SENIOR Team 1 Coach, Anne Cunningham: Nancy Castle, Wendy Torrance. Sherry Yule, Katey Walden. Adrienne Wood, Donna Johnston. Debbie Cooper, Karen Holmes, Mitzi Roy, Gail La Croix, Nancy Kuehl, Pattie Patterson, Jane Symons, Pamela Gornall, Nancy Newland and Debbie Daer, BY FRED McCLYMONT Mr. and Mrs. Gary McAsh and family of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. William McAsh during the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Don Barker. Ruth, Lorne and Glenn of King City spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont. Mr. Floyd McAsh of Hamilton visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh, A Vacation Bible School will again be held in the United Church during the month of July. Miss Florence Russell of Toeonto and Mrs. Bert Russell of Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McClymont on Saturday last. The June meeting of the United Church Women was held in the basement of the church last Thursday evening. The meeting was opened with prayer followed by a hymn. Mrs. Grant Webster read the scripture lesson. Several readings were given.' "Do not quit" by Mrs. Merwyn Hayter, "Prayer of Loyalty" by Mrs. George Wilson, Team 2 Coach, Viola Peterson; Jackie Norman, Jan Marie Divok Brenda Fee, Gayle Cunningham, Marilyn Mair, Bev Slade, Cathy Anstett, Julie Bartliff, Brenda Butler, Dianne Crich, Connie Horbanuik, Sheila Arnston, and Margot Menzies, Team 3 Coach, June Howse; Darlene Chowen, Melodie Howse, Susan Fletcher, Deborah Holmes, Cindy Stanley, Jo-anne Stephenson, Kim Colquhoun, Donna Strong, Ludo Blair, Patsy Proctor, Lisa Gladding, Betty Archer. Nancy Clynick, Mary Anne Cummings and Lorie MacDonald. Team 4 Coach, Barb Norman; Barb Lawson, Marilyn Van Altena, Judy Stephenson, Wendy Gibbings, Cheryl Jefferson, Bonnie Phillips, Laurie Keys, Shelly Stanley, Pat Anstett, Bonnie Van Riesen, Janet Vanloo, Brenda Bell, Teresa Cook and Marianne Klaver. "Being able to laugh at yourself:' by Mrs. Roy Elliott, "Evaluating criticism" by Mrs. A. Mustard. "Master self control" by Mrs. Harvey Hayter. The offering was taken up by Mrs. Mustard and dedicated by Mrs. Doug McAsh. Mrs. Mervyn Hayter read "Count your blessings" and "Family Reunions". Devotions were closed with a hymn. The business period was led by the president, Mrs. Ralph Stephenson. Mrs. Gordon Johnston read the minutes of the last meeting and the roll call was answered with 22. members present. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Robert Webster. There were 29 calls made to the sick and shut-ins during the month of May. Plans were made to hold a bake sale on August 19 in Bayfield. A donation is being given to the Mentally Retarded Association. The meeting was closed by prayer by Mrs. Roy Elliott. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Charles Reid, Mrs. William Dawson and Mrs, Mervyn Hayter JUNIOR Team 1 Coach, Lorine Denomme: Nancy Hearn, Debbie Cooke, Louann Nicholson, Teri Van Dongen, Debbie Wise, Michelle Corbett, Brenda Priestap, Barbie Potter, Debbie Chuter, Cathy Gilbert, Joanne Middleton, Elaine Merrier, Terry Garrow, Patti Stanley and Shelley Colquhoun. Team 2 Coach, Pat Mann, Peggy Jones, Lori Wise, Rosemary Bird, Beverley Mathers, Beverley Emmerton, Catherine Duchert, Marianne Menzies, Brenda Keys, Michelle Denomme, Sharon Harris, Kely Colquhoun, Dianne Jamieson, Kathy Jewitt, Angela Yule, Jennifer Malpass. Team 3 Coach, Donalda Flynn, Erin Phillips, Elizabeth Reid, Janice Stephenson, Cheryl Flynn. Brenda Ball, Kathleen Philips, Brenda Cooper, Jill Clynick, Judy Johnston, Cathy Lewis, Susan Jefferson, Brenda Dupee, Christine Carter, Deanna Finch, and Susan McKay, Team 4 Coach, Jean Colquhoun: Mary Holmes, Patricia Harris, Janice Klaver, Wanda Vanloo, Jeannette Dutot, Kirsten Harrett, Judy Carter, Candice Emmerton. Linda Garrow, Jane MacDonald, Margaret Jamieson. Mardill Thurlow, Laura Colquhoun. Mary Helen Clynick, Terry Flowers and Nancy Falconer. Steve Switzer went out the first inning to show Lochaish exactly who the boss was. He struck out the side in the first inning and stayed to pitch no hit ball for three innings after. Don MacDonald took over the pitching duties and gave up one hit to finish the game. Clinton's bats were hot. They had 24 hits to mass 37 runs to utterly humiliate the new expansion team, Next home game will be Wednesday, June 21 at 8:00 p.m. against Listowel who won last year's 0,B.A. Juvenile "B" title. Varna Kippen BY RENA CALDWELL With Mr, and Mrs. Arie Binnendyk for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. B, Binnendyk and family of Edmonton, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. H. Bos of the Netherlands, Mr. and Mrs. G. Vennema and family, Burlington and Dr. A. Vennema, Toronto. Saturday, June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Arie Binnendyk entertained their family to dinner at the Curling Club, Seaforth in honour of their 40 wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives from Stayner, Sarnia, Woodham, Burlington, Exeter, Toronto, Edmonton, Hensall and Kippen enjoyed the evening festivities celebrating the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arie Binnendyk,