HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-07-07, Page 8Page 8—Clinton News-Record~~-Tliur$<iay, July 7, 1966
CFB CIinton Protestant Chapel Picnic
Held At Lions Park, Seaforth
Brownie "Fly Up
Held At
Over 280 people attended the'
Canadian Forces Base Clinton ■
Pxutestant Chapel pjpni^, held
ait (the Lions Park, Seaforth.
Races were held. fpr all 3:hf '
Children and novelty races for
the parents.
. ’ After tile supper, Squadron
Leadtem D.. G, Timms, choir
director, conducted (a. sing-song
pf old favoui’ites. , . < .
The picnic was organized by
Junior Farmers
Invited To
Other Counties
The regular meeting of Hu-
County Junior Farmers was
held in the agriculture board
rooms, Clinton, oh Wednesday,
June 29 with Bob- Fo'thering-
ham presiding. Treasurer’s re
port was given by Don Pullen.
Report on Essex County ex
change trip, July 15,. 16, 17
weekend was given by JoiAnne
Alton. AH jpniors are encour
aged to attend, and Welland
County has invited Huron Jun
iors to visit their part of On
tario, August 13-14 weekend.
Mr. Pullen introduced George
Cull, a Clinton high school
teacher, ^who suggested Huron>• Church Summer School groundk
on June 27th.
After viewing the grounds
the meeting was held in ithle
spacious1 dining room where
Mrs, Harold Tyndall, assistant
leader of Unlit 3, welcomed'
everyone.
The devotions- were in the
Charge of ‘ 'Mrs, Elmer . Trick’s.
group. The Scripture and medi
tation on nature was taken by
Mrs. George Potter followed by
prayer: The chapter on “Free
dom" ■ in the Study book was
given by Mrs. Norman Tre
wartha.,
The group plans to visit Ont
ario Hospital at Goderich on
the afternoon of August 23 and
London Conference school for
United Church Women will be
held in St. Thomas August 22,.
23, 24, 25. Anyone who could
attend this meeting should con
tact their Unit leader.
After the business the re
mainder of the evening was
spent in contests, music and
dancing arranged by Mirs. Har
old Tyndall and Mbs. Wilfred.
Parker. A delicious lunch Was
served by the ladies of Unit
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day
County Junior^Farmers form "a
choir as a Centennial project.
Bill Campbell. gave a report,
on the county field day and
Don McKercher gave- the high
lights of the Guelph field
on July 9. s
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Awards Given
At Close of CFB
Sunday School
I . A number of special atten-
■ dance awards as well, as ’grad
uation and ‘‘attendance certifi
cates Were presented by Padre
O. S. Swiaren during the clos
ing ceremonies of the Sunday
School at the Protesitant Chap
el at CFB Clinton. . . -
The highlight of the service
was the presentation: of indiv
idual award's to several mem
bers of. fire junibr 'and inter
mediate Classes in recognition
of 'the outstanding contributions
they made, to the Sunday
School during the. past year.
-Award winners were Linda
'Humphries, Wendy ■ Dawes,
Kristine Swaren, Susan Cail,
■ Chris McKenzie, Michael,. Dris
coll, Railpn Milton and Robert
‘Ptest.
Lorene Bush who has suc
cessfully completed the fifth
t year of memory work .’material,
:was the recipient of a special
memory work award.
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East Wawanosh
SS16 Promotions
This report of SiS’ 16 East
Wawanosh indicates the grade
in which. the pupils Will report
to in September :-
Grade 9 — Margaret Young-
biut, Chris Cowan.
' Grade 8—Paul Gross, Billie
Empey, Cheryl Patterson.
Grade 7—Neil Lockhart, Ken
Empey.'
Grade 6 — Cynthia Nethery,
Dale Patterson.
Grade 5 ~ Marie Empey,
Dianne Popp. <
Grade 4—Carol., Gross, Barb-
aba Empey, Mark\ Lockhart,
Gilbert Nethery, Debbie Pat
terson, Douglas Popp.
Grade 3—Cathy McClinchey,
Robert Popp, Ricky, Patterson.
Grade 2 — Gayle Patterson,
Larry Popp.
Grade 1—Mark Nethery.
Miss Bertha Webster, Toron
to, and Mrs. Marjorie Ohlis,
Williowidale, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mirs. Mjeredith
Young. . ' ,‘ William Stiles and Mass
Joan Weir, Ottawa^ spent the
___________ _ weekend in Auburn visiting, her
Mrs? Beth Lansing, teachter. I grandmother, Mirs. Eustdce.,
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SUMMERTIME
TOYS
BEACH BALLS,
multi-colors ..
WADING POOLS, I ring and
2 ring sizes.....v... $2.98-$3.98-$4.98
SPLIT SWIM RINGS, in Swan,
Walrus, Beaver .................... $1.49 ea.
SAND AND WATER MILL
SAND SET ....................98c ea.
JR. BASEBALL SET, Bat, Bill,
Glove and Hat -................ . $1.98 ea.
GOLF DRIVING RANGE SET $1.19 ea.
BADMINTON*SET, 4 racquets.. $4.98 set
SAND PAIL AND SHOVEL 25c to 79c ea.
6 PLAYER LAWN CROQUET SET $9.50
McEwan’s
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the chapel cornmitlxte under the
direction of Padre O. Swaren
with Sergeant G. Sinker, Sun
day School superintendent, act?
ing as picnic chairman.
Following is a list; of prize
winners of the various races:
Three years and kinder, Tom
my McAndrew; 4-5 years,. girls;”
Bonnie McEwan; boys, Doug
HiepiS'tva; . 6-7 ' years, gifis,
Cheryl McConnell; boys, Terry
Jaegger; 8-9 years, girls, Kim
Atoirftult; hoys, Daryl Borden;
10-11 years, girlsK Lorene Bush;
.boys. Garth Sinker; 12-13 years,
girls, Carol Cassie; boys, Brian
Story; 14 years and over, girls,
Heather Cummings; boys, Greg
Bush; ladies roiling plin 'throw,
Mrs. Pat McEwan; 'men’s sack
race, Greg. Bpislh; wheelbarrow
race, Sergeant and Mrs. J. T.
Hewitt; balloon contest, Mrs.
M, Dawes a n d Cpl. A, K.
Ranger.
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Ontario Street
3.
Joint Meeting
A delightful, evening
spent when the ladies of
4 of Qnt,. St. UCW were enter
tained i>y Unit 3 at a joint
meeting held at the ■United
was
Unit
HENSALL
MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
Phone 262-2002
Each classroom of Hensall
Public School held' a party .alt
the’ school on Wednesday after
noon when prizes were awarded
and lunch enjoyed. Students
in grade eight presented their
teacher, Principal Robert Rea-
bum ' with an electric alarm
clock, presentation was1 made
by Debbie Anderson.
At Seaforth Lions Carnival
Friday evening, Cindy Bisback,
five years of age, at present re-,
ceiving treatment in 'the. Crip
pled Children’s Centre, London,
was the* winner of a $40 tran
sistor radio in a draw for sev
eral valuable prizes1. Cindy
is the ..daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. -Grant Bisback, Hensall.
Miss Suzanne Kyle, a gradu
ate. of Goderich Business. Coll
ege, has accepted a position
in the office of Dutch Laundry
and Dry Cleaners, - London: ■ -----------o-----------
zAUBURN Classified Ads.
Bring Quick
. Results
59c & 98c.
SNOWBALL
BINGO
EVERY SECOND MONDAY
CLINTON
CLINTON LIONS ARENA 9 P.M. D.S.T. SHARP
MONDAY, JULY 11
JULY 25 — AUGUST 8. 22
SEPTEMBER 5. 19
4
BAYFIELD — ’Miss Mary
McMillen, Division Commission-
, es and mothers were present at
the Brownie Flyup held on
Wednesday last, in the village
hall. Miss ’ McMillen pinned
wings on Brownies, Karen
Brandon, Lee Ann McLeod,
' MJairy McFadden .ari$ Dorglip
McClinchey who were then
Welcomed mto thpi. Guide Com
pany' by Captain Mrs, D. War
ner.'
Lee Ann McDeo'd, Karen
Brandon, Lprelie McClinchey
and Mary McFadden were also
presented with their “Golden
Hand" the Coveted and final
achievement in Brownie trains
ing", and their three ,year stars,
Nancy Castle received her
golden bar badge and hex* sec
ond year star, Both'Nancy and
Lee Ann who will soon be mov
ing to Clinton were presented1
With farewell gifts by Mr?. J,*
Chapman, Wise Owl.
Three year stars were also
presented to Guides Lynne
Brandon and Monica Gemein-
hardt. Colleen Merner received
her 'two year star and Dale
Scotchmen, Wendy Greer1 and
Patricia Payne their first year
stars,
The Brownies delighted ail,
present with their "puppet
train" show. Mrs. Bert Eckert
on behalf of “A Brownie mpth.-
- eir" presented Brownie leaders,
Miiss Dorothy McLeod, Brown
Owl; Mrs. Don Johnston, Tow
ny Owl, and Mrs. Joe Chapman,
Wise Owl, with Worid Friend
ship pins1 in , appreciation of
thielir untiring efforts of
past year.
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the
Midgets Beat
Hensail 12-3
On June 30 at. Hensall, Olin- ;
ton Legion Midgets again went i
on a hitting splurge and down- ;
ed Hensiall 12-3. Leading the i
hitting attack was Don Bartliff
with a triple and a single. Dave
Johnson also contributed three
singles to boost hlife batting
average to ’.555. • ,
Allan Howes was the winning 1
pitcher as1 he came-on in the ‘
fourth when Don Bartlliff- de- j
veloped’ a sore muscle in his ;
pitching arm. In the' four inn- :
ings of fine relief pitching, •
Howes struck out eight batters. ■
. The combined pitching of D;on ■1
Bartliff and Allan, Howes- limit?
ed Hensail to three hits," as the
two struck out ten batters in
H
13
3
two struck out ten batters
the seven inning contest.
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CLINTON 013 251 0—12
HENSALL 100 002 0— 3
Clinton: Bartliff, Howes (4)
and Fleet; Hensall': Harburn,
Morr (5) and Kyle.
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Looby Families
Hold Reunion.
More thiarf 250 descendants
of Irish immigrant Edmund
Looby, who settled near Dublin
in the 1850’s ’gathered in Dublin
for a reunion last Saturday and
Sunday, Rev. A. R. Looiby,- on
the staff of Windsor’s Assump
tion High School, celebrated
mass in St. Patrick’s Church.
Mr. and! Mbs. .Clarence'Trott,
Queen Street, Clinton, attended
the reunion. Mrs. Trott, the for
mer Muriel Looby, has compiled
a history of the Looby family.
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y,
- CASH PRIZES -
15 Games for $30 2 Share-The-Wealth Games
Share-Tlie-Wealth with $661.00 Snowball
(In ,52 Numbers or Under)
1 MAJOR BINGO FOR $500.00
ADMISSION: $1.00 Per Person
EXTRA CAROS: 25c Each Or 5 for $1.00
2 DDDft PRIZES — CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT
FOR DOOR PRIZE DRAW
ALL PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY WORK
SPONSORED BY THE 8ERVICE CLUBS OF CLINTON
Umpire School Instructors
Shown above are members of the umpires’ school. instructing staff who
have recently conducted a series of lectures on the fundamentals of umpiring,
at CFB Clinton. Pictured above, left to right,k are Cpl. Ed. Mullaney, Sgt. H.
Hodges and F/O Dan Davis, all three instructors are on staff at CFB Clinton.
The lecture series was part of the continuing program, sponsored by the Wes
tern Ontario Softball Association to improve the. standard of umpiring in soft-
ball. * (Canadian Forces Photo) •
.......■ ................. ........Kin Peewees
Get Two Wins
During the past week Clinton
Kinsmen Peewee baseball team
had two big wins' over Sit.
Marys, -' •
On' June 29 at St. Marys, the
Clinton kids collected 19 hits
and every boy scored a run to
beat St. Marys 15-7. Richard
Williams was > the starting, pit
cher but was relieved by-Brian
Edgar Iin the third; Jim Engel
was catcher. ,
R
Clinton ..... 173 13 — 15
St. Marys 140 11—7
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19
7
Back in Clinton, on Tuesday,
the 'Kin team again beat.-St.
Marys by 16-10. Brian'Langille
pitched the full seven innings,
striking cult seven, but gave up
Etaigel wassix walks; Jim
catcher.
R
112 5—10
021 0—16
H
4
16
St. Marys .. 100
Cliinton ...... 931
, 7 Players on the Clinton team
are: Brian Langille/ Brian Ed
gar, Steve Switzer, Gary Cum
mings, -Bruce.Craig, Dennis De
line, Barry Edgar, Jim-, Epgel,
Dave Fawcett, Richard Wil
liams, Danny Colquhoun, Paul
Kay, Tom Munch, Glenn Irwin.
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Ladies Softball
League Standings
. Standing in the WOAA inter
mediate ladies softball league
as at Tuesday, July 5 is as fol
lows, but some scores have- not
been submitted to the .secre
tary. ■ - i
W L Pts.
0 10
0 ■ 6
2
2
4
2
4
5
Sit. Marys .....
Winthrop ........
Brucefield .....
Brussels ......
Hensail .........
Exeter ..........
Goderich .....
Blyth ............
6*
‘6*
6
,2
2
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Exhibition Baseball
Sunday Evening
Howard Tait, 'manager of
Clinton Legion midgets baseball
team has arranged an ex
hibition game with Walkerton
midgets in Clinton Community
Park at- 6 p.m. on Sunday, July
10. Both teams are WOAA. “B”
entries but ’play in different
leagues.
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The site of Expo 67' is within
10 minutes’ driving distance
from • downtown Montreal.
Bantam Team
Have Big Scores
The bantam, baseball team
coached by Clarence Nellans
and sponsored by Huron Fish
and Game Quib have run up big
.scores in their games this sea
son,
On Tuesday they beat Exeter
here by 17-3 and last week de
feated Mitchell 17-9. They play
tonight in Lucan.
COMING EVENTS
RATE: Four cents a word;
Minimum 75 cents
Thursday, July- 7 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg
ular games for $5.00. 2 share-
the-wealth games. 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
“L” and first letter "T” applies
on this game for $2.00 each. 3
share-the-wealth games, jack
pot applies on those 3 games
$55.00 in 55 numbers. 2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for
$1.00. ' tfb
Friday, July 8--Annuai Open
Rose Show, Clinton Council
Chambers 2:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Clinton Citizens Horticuiltural
Society, sponsors. Door prize.
Friday, July 8 — Cash Blingo
in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15
p.m. 15 regular games for $10.,
3-$25. specials, l-$50. Jackpoit;
'sponsors, Branch 156 Canadian
Legion. ' 27b
. Saturday, July 9 — Murphy
LOL No. 710 ‘meeting, -Lodge
Hall, 9 a.m. Plans to celebrate
July 12 in -Harriston. 27b
Tuesday, July 12 — BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $57.00 -in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
26x-27b
Saturday, July 16 — ’Annual
Oridh Reunion at Seaforth
Lions Park, 2 p.m. > 27, 8b
Umpires' School
At Legion Hall
A softball umpires' school
will he held under the auspices
of the Western Ontario Athletic
Association, at thie Clinton
Legion Hall on Sunday, July
10th frprp 1;QQ to 5;3Q p.m.
Itecal softball officials at
tending the clinic will be in-
skructed on the fundamentals of
umpiring by Flying Officer
■pan’ Davies and Corporal Ed
Mullaney of CFB Cltiinton, -Both
instructors are recent gradu-
' ates pf the OASA umpires’
school which was held ait Camp
Borden ijn May, and are thor
oughly familiar with the many
aspects of the officiating trade.
In addition Sergeant H.
Hodges, also from CFB Clinton
h'as been responsible for organ
ising this particular clinic, Sgt.
Hodges has .(Served' as an execu
tive With the' WOAA since 1963,
and since that time has acted
as.league convener for a num
ber of softball and baseball
teams in the, Western Ontario,
area.
Attendance at the clinic is
free and open to anyone 16
years and over; coaches’ man-
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2 Shows Nightly !
Come as Late as 11 p.m. \
and See a Complete i
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Box Office Opens at 8 o'clock
First show start? pt Dusk
LAST 2 DAYS
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JULY 9 - 11 - 12 .
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JULY 13 - 14 - 15
WALT DISNEY'S
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It Takes a Siamese Secret
to Unravel the
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ADMISSION SCHEDULE
For This Performance Only
Persons 12 and over.....$1.00 ea;.
Children, 6-11 years..............25c
Children under 6.............FREE'