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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-29, Page 6Teachers honored at dinner Continued from Page 1 Public school finals Seaforth swept the championships in inter public school softball held recently at the Clinton Public School. •They won both the boys' division and the girls' division, both by convincing scores. Clinton Public School won the boys' consolation final, while Colborne took home the girls' consolation title. In the championships, Seaforth beat Clinton Christian 13-4 in the boys' division, while in the girls' championship, Seaforth trounced Clinton Public 46-2. Clinton boys took the consolation title with a 15-6 triumph over Huron Centennial. Colborne was consolation girls' champions by way of a 26-6 win over Blyth. In all, 16 teams participated in the tournament, Blyth pony results Purse $250 M. Pollard T,I3.A, NORM WILSON D. JEWITT J. WOLSEY B. CHEBOTT R. WILLIAMSON Purse $275 J. WALLACE H. KENNEDY F. MacDONALD R. JEFFREY F. MacDONALD R. LACKEY M. POLLARD T.B.A, T.B.A. Purse $275 N. CAMPBELL J, WALLACE A. HARDY T.B.A. F. DAM J. POLLARD K, MacLEAN R, HITCHCOCK Purse $325 M, POLLARD J, MARSHALL R. HITCHCOCK M. KESTLE P. THIBADEAU D. JEWITT N. McKNIGHT Clinton Entries FIRST-PACE MILE CORD 1, KERR'S TIGER GUN MANNO PAT 3, JAY C. CAPER 4, JAY DEE RIGGS 5. DE AWN WALL 6. LOCHINVAR HEATHER 7. CLARION BILLY 8. SPACE MISSION A.E. SANDY P00 LITTLE DERBY CHARLIE SECOND--TROT MILE COND Purse $300 1, TITAN BOW R, GEISEL 2. JOHNNY V R, LACKEY 3, WORTHY WONDER R. FAULIJS 4. CHESLEY BLACK1E J. LEVER 5. MISS PINKY LEE T.B,A, 6. ICE BOX M. POLLARD 7. LAGANQ P. THIBADEAU 8. SCOT'S SPIRIT THIRD-PACE MILE CORD Purse $250' 1. LUCAN'S GIRL E. YOUNG 2. MISS BONTEALE R. MORGAN. 3. JUNE Al FAIR D. WALL 4. LEE ANN VOLO J. McCLENNAN 5, TIMBERINA HY J, MERIAM 6. CONRAY ANGUS J. POLLARD '7. BRENDA HY W. SI1ERA 8. CLAYBROOK WAY 3. MUIR R. WILLIAMSON Purse $250 R. KERR R, MORGAN R. GEISEL A. ABBOTT D. WALL F. MAGUIRE V, CRICHTON R. COLVIN F. MacDONALD K. GRAHAM SIXTH-PACE MILE-FCLAIM I. BATTLE CHARM 2. ADIOTA 3. HOLOD 4, MABLE GRATTAN 5. CURT JOHNSTON 6. LOWELL M 7. LARRY'S LAD SEVENTH-PACE MILE CORD 1, SUPER CHECK 2. MISS JANICE W110 3, TOPIC TIME 4. MARY GLENFORD 5, TIMELY PAT 6, MIKE (S TRUMP) 7. HARION CHIEF SNAGEL A,E, Sir Richard EIGHTH-PACE MILE CLAIM 1. BILLY ROYAL 2. FEARLESS FAY 3. STARLITE WATER 4. MISS LEE DALE 5. NOBLE LYN 6. ROYALVIEW MILLIE 7, MALCOLM'S CREED 8, PINELAND SCOT 1. MEADOW DUFFY 2, ADIOS REBEL 3. MY MICKY 4. MISS DYNA-MITE 5. RONNIE C DUKE 6. ADELAIDE QUEEN 7, DOCTOR JOYCE Purse $250 CLAIM 3. McCLENNAN WM, BANNON T.B.A. C. FISHER J. EAGLESON K. GRAHAM N, McKNIGHT NINTH----PACE MILE COND & CLAIM 1, BONNIE ADYN 2. DOMINO LOU 3. DIRECT DREAM 4. PRIMA DAVEY 5. BROTHER NOBLE 6. WALTER'S GEORGE 7. KSB CHIEF A,E. ROYAL COLLEEN FOURTH-PACE MILE Purse 275 N. CAMPBELL R. COLVIN K. MacLEAN W. DUPEE H. KENNEDY WM. CALDWELI T. BELL TENTH-PACE MILE PREFERRED Purse $550 1. LIZA MAID K. SMITH 2. HILLSIDE JOE F. JONES 3, AVON TRUE LEE J. LEVER 4, ARVELLA'S FIRST M. POLLARD 5. TYPHOON YANKEE P. THIBADEAU FIFTH-PACE MILE-Hdcp 1. GAY JOHNNIE 2. GUN BELT 3. CORNY ADIOS CLAY 4. SHAWNEE RAIDER 5. CLAYBROOK RICCI 6. CLAYBROOK TERRY 7. GLEN AXWORTHY 8. LAZY WALL PREVENT FOREST FIRES! CANADA "S forest industry, provides the backbone for our country's economy today. PLEASE be careful with all firel Both of the top teams in the Clinton Industrial Fastball League, the Bluebirds, and .the Teachers, posted victories against their opponents last Monday. The Teachers were given a close game by the oncoming Colts who have won once and came close twice in their last three games. At the end of the game it was the Teachers holding a 9-7 edge. The Bluebirds rallied through'' the entire encounteragaitiSt tire' Kinsmen to mass 20 runs against a far-away 6 for the Kinsmen, Next week at 6:30 p.m. the Teachers play the Kinsmen and the late game at 8;30 p.m. sees the Bluebirds up against the Colts. REPORT CARDS at, C.H.S.S. May be pi ckecCuOnititrie Thursday or Friday, June 29 and 30, Teachers and Bluebirds still no.1 DRAPERIES SPECIAL ORLON, ACRYLIC FABRIC FASHION GLASS easy Care FIBER GLASS SIZES TO COVER , WINDOWS 90 x 150" 84 x 150" $21.97 $19.97 ALSO SHORTIE RING DRAPES $4•97 Blankets CANADIAN MADE FLUFFY WARM, COMFORTABLE WEIGHT 72" x 84"-SATIN BOUND ALL COLOURS WEEK-END SPECIAL $4 67 0. A TRUE FACTORY OUTLET STORE FEATURING SECONDS AND DISCONTINUED LINES FROM MANY CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS. OUR SELECTION WiLL INCLUDE MT SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS. • DRESS PANTS, CASUAL PANTS, SOX. LEATHER GOODS, FOOTWEAR. SPORTSWEAR. LINGERIE. ETC. FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. IMANY FIRST QUALITY LINES WILL ALSO BE OFFERED AT DISCOUNT PRICES TO PROVIDE GREATER SHOPPING VARIETY. ► ► I I ► ► ► ► 1 0 ► I ► MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT CASUAL WEAR TROUSERS SIZES $ Ark its .7 28 te 42 %Po .STORE HOURS: 'MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY -1P.M.TO 10P. SATURDAY 9 TO 6 P.M. SCARFE & OTHER TOP QUALITY NAME BRAND PAINTS INTERIOR & EXTERIOR AT SAVINGS .67 UP TO • ER GAL. P 6-c1inton Nows,Record, Thursday, June ?9, 1972 Blyth Trotting Pony Club held its race on Saturday, June 17 with a good attendance. Race results are: 1st race. Maple Creek Sam, driver Jim Buchanan, Goderich: Paradise Valley Sally, driver Jim Harrison, Goderich. 2nd race, Maple Creek Prince. driver Jim Buchanan. Goderich: Paradise Valley Susie. driver Reg Good, Goderich: Roxy T. driver Max Windsor, Exeter: Dynamite Trigger, driver Jim Harrison, Goderich, 3rd race, Peter Pan. driver Keith Moffatt, Bluevale; Duke of -Bedford;' driver Neil Edgar. Wingham: Trigger Dean. driver Alex Keffer, Brussels: Sandman. driver Paul Nice, Seaforth, 4th race, Gallant Prince, driver Mel Good, Goderich; Yankee Queen, driver Bill Glousher, Goderich: Mickey-Joe. driver Max Windsor, Exeter. 5th race, Lady Heather. driver, Wayne Good, Goderich: Peanut Cluster, driver Wilson Maurer. Kincardine; Super Socks: driver Mac Sewers, Londesboro; Maple Creek Tony, driver, Ken Glousher, Goderich. RED CROSS SOCIETY RESCUE BREATHING (MOUTH-TO- THE CANADIAN Start immediately; The sooner you the London Board to Goderich D,C.I., Brian Miller froin McArthur C.E, to Goderich. Allan Mullin from Althouse C.E. to Goclerich, Mrs. Laura Mullin from Q.C.E. to Central Huron S.S., Terrance O'Neil from the University of New Brunswick to Central Huron S,S„ Miss Gayle Pagnello from O.C.E. to Goderich D,C.I. and Miss Madeline Quick from Althouse C.E. to Goderich C.I. Brian Reeve will join the staff at Central Huron S.S, coming from Althouse C.E.. Mrs. Eleanor Richman from. enfrew County Board alsogoes 4th Central Huron. Miss Linda Hideout from Althouse C.E. to F.E. Madill S.S., Richmond Robertson from the Ottawa Board of Education to Goderich D.C.I„ Ronald Smith from the University of Western Oritario to Central Huron S.S. Neil Stirling from the Essex County Board to F.E. Madill S.S., Miss Elizabeth Twiss from the Halton County Board to Central Huron 5.5, and Patricia Wilson from the Wellington County Board to F.E. Madill S.S, A number of transfers were also requested by teachers and accepted by the principals and superintendent. There were Mrs, Deirdre Graham from F.E, Madill S.S. to Brookside P.S., Mrs. Marilyn Hohner from Hensall P.S. to Seaforth P.S., Mrs. Brenda Holland from Itinerant Guidance relief to Seaforth P,S„ Mrs. Helen Jamieson from Stephen Central and J.A.D. McCurdy P.S. to J,A.D. McCurdy P.S., Miss Margaret McKee from Robertson Memorial P.S. to Howick Central, Miss Shirley Norman from Itinerant Special Services to Brookside P.S., Mrs, Irene Prystayko from Goderich D.C.L to Central Huron S,S, on a half time basis, Mrs. Barbara Reed from Huron' Centennial P.A. to Exeter P,S., Miss Janet Thomas from Grey Central and Brussels P.S. to Grey Central and Miss Marion Triebner from Department of National Defence to J,A,D. McCurdy P.S. Keep air-inflated toys out of the water, Play with them on the beach where they belong, •••••••000••• • • • • • • • • • • • CC • • • • 0 • • • • 0. 6th race, Jimmy D., driver Harry Armstrong, Stratford: Royal Darky, driver Mac Sewers, Londesboro; Molly's Pride, driver Gordon Rapson, Holmesville. In the Children's race, slow, the winners are: Peter Pan. driver Murray Edgar, Wingham: Mickey Joe, driver Kevin Windsor, Exeter: Trigger Dean. driver Rhonda Keffer, Brussels: Maple Creek Prince, driver Cindy Rapson, Holmesville: Dynamite Trigger, driver Charles Windsor, Exeter. In the Children's race fast. winners are: Jimmy D., driver John Innes, Stratford; Royal Darky, driver Marlene Sewers. Londesboro; Molly's Pride. driver Bill Rapson, Holmesville. In the Powder Puff race, winners are: Jimmy D.. driver Gladys Innes, Stratford: Molly's Pride, driver Evelyn Rapson. Holmesville; Maple Creek Tony, driver Jean Feagan, Goderich. Next race meet, "Blanket night", will be held July 1, at 7:30 p.m. Jim Papple all of R.R. 4 Seaofrth. The petition will be forwarded to the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority and when approval is received, Henry Uderstadt, of Orangeville. engineer, will be asked to bring in a report on work to be done. Council discussed the effects of the proposed development for the former Canadian Forces Base in the Township. Reeve Elgin Thompson presented the road superintendent, Allan Nicholson with his certificate following his course at the C.S. Anderson Road School at the University of Guelph. The course is sponsored by the Good Roads Association. • $ • * • • • $ • 6 • • MOUTH) • • • • • • 0 • 6 • ran • • • • • • Clinton beaten On what had to be the coldest night game in years, Clinton. visited Creation only to be on the cold end of a 14,10 score. tlefOIT the boys could really sett le .0 ov,•n Crediton had built MI a 13.1 lead on some good pitching by Clarke., Mark Nicholson entered the game M the fourth inning and his pitching inspired the Clinton batters who responded with nine runs before the end of the game. Unfortunately. it was too little as they ran out of innings. One cheering note in defeat- Clinton outhit Crediton 12 to 11, McCaughan to Howick Central. From Stratford T.C. to Howick Central Miss Judith McDowell. also Miss Elaine McKinnon from Cochrane Iroquois Falls. Mrs. Marie Parsons and Philip Parsons to Howick Central School. Miss Lynda Pierson from Stratford will. take up duties at Holmesville P S.. Steven Rastow from Althouse C.E, to J. A.D. McCurdy P.S.. Robert Redick from London T.C. to Brookside P.S., Miss Laura Scholl from Stratford T.C. to Brookside P.S., Mrs. Joan .1 . Shackleton, presently a housewife. to Itinerant Student Services. Mrs. Letitia Stirling from Essex County Board to Howick Central. Mrs. Glenda Wagner from being a housewife to Stephen Central, Ronald Wall from Stratford T.C. to Turnberry Central, Miss Della Wallace from Kent County Board to Seaforth P.S. and Miss Sheila Wittie from Stratford T.C. to Hullett Central. Secondary School appointments consisted of Mrs. Suzanne Brooks from Althouse C.E. to South Huron S.S.. Douglas Bundy from Brant County Board to Goderich D.C.I,. Miss Maxine Burch from the London Board to Central Huron S.S., Mrs. Helene Cameron from Althouse C.E. to South Huron D.H.S., Gordon Cowan from Niagara South Board to F.E. Madill S.S., Gerald Edwards from Peterborough County Board to F.E. Madill &S.. Miss Jean Hancock from O.C.E. to F.E. Madill S.S„ Mrs, Pamela Giles. presently a supply teacher. to Central Huron S.S., Carl Hofer from Waterloo County Board to F.E. Madill S.S,, Miss Audrey Howe from Althouse G.E. to Goderich D.C.L. Miss Lynda Kennedy from Lincoln County Board to Central Huron S.S„ from Althouse C.E. to Goderich D.C,I., Douglas Ludwig, John Lusted and Miss Linda McCaw. Miss Doris Jean Mclvor from Bruce County Board to F.E. Madill 5,5.. Lynn Meyers from Walter's George (1), with Dennis JeWitt in the sulky, edges out fast- closing Beginner's Luck (4) driven by Dave Wall, in the featured tenth race at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway . astSunday. Ross M, Jinks, of Melchers Distilleries, presented a trophy cooler to the winner in a tracksicie ceremony after the race, Racing continues every Sunday until October first with post time at 2 p.m. BY WILMA OKE Four building permits were approved by Tuckersmith Township Council at a special meeting on Tuesday night to Lambert Lubbers, R.R, 4, Seaforth, for a barn: Leen Rehorst, R.R. 5, Clinton, an addition to his barn; Stanley Johns, R.R. 4, Seaforth, a silo: Harold Hugill, R.R. 2, Seaforth, a steel granary. Council accepted a petition for the construction of a new municipal drain for lots 8, 9, 10, and 11 on concession 6--7. Present at the meeting with their petition were Jack Van Miltemhurg, Gerrit Wynja and • 0•* • CUT OUT HERE • • • 0 • U • • building permits start, the greater the chance of success. ,r 1 • ...„ ..../... •••••,. Open airway by lifting Pinch nostrils to Seal your mouth Retrieve mouth. neck with one hand prevent air leakage. tightly around the Releato nostrils. and tilting the head fulaintein Open eirway vietines mouth and Listen for air escaping back with the Other by keeping the nisei( blow in. the victioet Own lunge, Watch hand, eleVated, chest should rise. for cheat to fah, REPEAT LAST THREE STEPS TWELVE TO FIFTEEN TIMES PER MINUTE, IF AIR PASSAGES ARE NOT OPEN; Cheek neck and head positions, CLEAR mouth and throat of foreign substances, For infants and children, cover entire mouth and nose with your mouth. Use small puffs of air about 20 times per minute. USE RESCUE BREATHING when- persons have stopped breathing as a result of: CROWNING, CHOKING, ELECTRIC SHOCK, HEART ATTACK, SUFFOCATION and GAS POISONING. • • Don't give up. Send someone Fora doctor, Continue until medieel help atritreS or breathing is reStored. !err* or.* *Oar if • ••di CUT OLIt Mtn • r • • • ***Error**. ► ► THE BASE `P FACTORY OUTLET STORE Old Air Force Base Clinton, Ont. Tuckersmith approves