HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-08-18, Page 12Page 12—Clinton News-Record—Thun., Aug. 18, WM
The WOAA bantam
league pla.yoiPfp -have
changed from a 3 out
series to a beat 2 out of three.
QJItoton Fish'arid Game ban
tams played Exeter last night
(Wednesday) in the second
ganre.
The local team ha# won the
■first game 9-8 on their home
diamond on Monday of last
week,
“B”
been
of 5
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Kinsmen Peewees
In WO A A Finals
Clinton Ponies, toe Kinsmen J victory ip Exeter.
Club) entry to WOAA peewee
baseball wiill enter the league’s
final series with Walkerton or
Listowel this weekend. They
are olaissed as “B” teams.
. Clinton put 'Exeter out two
straight to the finals of toe
league in this area.
The Ponies beat Exeter 5-2
ip toe second game here Mon
day evening. On the previous
Monday they had taken an 8-4
Clinton Community Park
Sat., August 20
POST TIME: 1:30 P.M.
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Children over 12 years, 50c
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The’ brethere, Brian,
pitcher and Bairy, catcher was
Clinton’s 'battery.
Exeter went ahead to the
second inning pn cmisecutive
hits by Ferguson and Tieman.
In 'the fqurth, Barry Fd^ar
singled, stole second, advanced
to third! on a sacrifice apd slop
ed on a run-down play between
third and home. EJach team
scored to the fifthv
In toe sixth, Danny Colqu-
hpun and Barry Edgar 'walked;
and tOolquhoun stole home.
Brian Edgar walked1, then
David Fawcett, the club’s
heaviest hitter knocked out
a triple, scoring both Edgar
boys, ( The next three batters
struck out and “left Fawcett on
base.
The game could have been
tied up by Exeter to the seven
th. The last put-out was made
with the bases loaded.
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Exeter ....... 010 010 0 ^-28
Clinton ....... 000 113 0 — 5 4
Strikeouts, by Exeter 4, by
Clinton 6;1 walks, Exeter 2,.
Clinton 4; left on bases, Exeter
7, Clinton 3.
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Two Appointments
Made For
Credit Union
At an executive meeting
Tuesday evening, the directors
of Clinton Community Credit
Union Limited, appointed Ern
est Williams a director, to1 fill
toe vacancy caused when
Thomas Sltetep resigned. Mr.
Steep, who was adminiistrator
at Clinton Public Hospital, has
taken a similar position with a
'hospital at Newbury.
- Mr. Williams was a former
director of the local credit
union When 'he was stationed
at Clinton'air force 'base. He
was transferred to Ottawa 'from
here and is now town
Seaforth.
Another air force
Donniie Chapman was
ed to the credit committee of
the credit union. He, too, was a
( former executive member hav-
1 ing served .on the public re
lations committee when on a
previous posting to Clinton. He
lived to the married quarters
at the base.
Mr. Chapman was chairman
of the bo'ard of directors of the
Moisje, Quebec, credit union
while he was stationed there
with the RCAF.
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Wins Local '
Tournament .
The Clinton rink of Walter
C. Newcombe, skip, and Bent
Garrett won the lawn bowling
tournament on the local greens
last Wednesday. They scored
three wins plus 18. '
Bowlihg teams were present
•from Goderich, Seaforth, Wing
ham, London, Tillsonburg and
Clinton.
Second place went to John
Patterson, skip, and William
Ball, Seaforth, with two wins
plus 18. The Wingham team, of
Gordon McKay, skip, and Mal
colm McKay, placed third with
two wins plus 13.
Central Huron
Softball Starts
Playoffs Friday
A tie for third place in toe
Central Huron Softball League
has held up the start of play
offs.
Last night 'toe Benmiller and
Dungannon teams decided third
$toce.
Hbbn^’svid® finished on top
of the six-team league; Auburn
.was second; Varna. fifth and
Nile, sixth.
Holmesville begins a best four
put of seven semi-final, series
Friday night against toe win
ner o£ last night’s game, Au
burn takes on the team which
lost laslt night’s tie-breaking
game;
'The Clinton hardware store
of Sutter-Perdue, owned' by
'Eugene McAdam, hacl’ a winner
to the alil-Oanad'a car weight
guessing contest, which ended
on Ma y 31.
Mrs. Allan (Grace) Hutch
ings, of Bayfield, had made a
purchase at the store and' enter-’
ed' her guess on toe weight of
' .a 1966 Ford Comet, which was
on display in front of the Sut
ter-Perdue store on two week
ends.
Her prize was a sef of “float
ing Made” grass shears. Over
200 prizes were given out all
across Canada.
The top prize was a Comet
car, won by a West Kildbnan,
Man. man.
. The promotion was sponsored
by the Canadian Retail Hard
ware Association and was
known as “Carousel of Values”
contest. ’
Two other Huron County per-;
sons also won small prizes,)
Frank Varley, Hensall and Dan
ny Murray, Seaforth1.
' First Since 1960
Harness Horse Races
In Clinton Saturday
At press time yesterday,-rsome years ago.
Clinton Turf Qlup had 34 en
tries tor thMr race meet at the
Clinton Community Pat“k track
on Saturday afternoon.
The meet will have flve races
of two heats each andi begins
at 1:30 p.m. t
Tiiis is1 the first harness1 horse
race to 'Clinton since June of
1961, The Clinton Turf Clpb
have held regular meetings over
the. yeafs. The present officers
are, D. Bruce 'Nicholson, presi
dent; Bruce Dupee, secretary
and A. M. Knight, ftreasurer.
At the meet here Saturday,
H, D, “Bud’’ Jewry, Goderich,
will be the presiding judge and
M. L. “Tory” Gregg, the an
nouncer. , }
All toe entries 'are from Wes
tern' Ontario and some of the
young horses have been .racing
at 'London, Greenwood, Han
over 'and Kincardine,
Local horses include: Rhyme
Brook C., owned by Charles
Brandion and 'Frank MacDon
ald; Prima Byrd, owned by J.
and D. Jewiitt, Londesboro;
Supperior Eddie, owned by Bill
German; Mack E. Rythm, own
ed .by Bruce Nicholson, and
Linda’s Boy, owne'd by George
Mathers, RR 1, Bayfield.
The fifth race 'is sponsored
by the merchants of Clinton
and district, for non-wtoners
of $2,500 in 1965 and 1966. Thfe .
race has only six entries.
The first race is for non
winners of $50 in their' lifetime
and is sponsored by Harold
Lobb and Sons, Clinton farm
equipment dealers'.
Second race is for non-win-
ners of $200 in their (Lifetime
and thlird race for non-wtinners
of $400.
. The fourth race is for non-
Winners of $800 in 1965 'and
1966.
The first four races are for
purses of $200.
The late Dr, Howse, of
Mitdheil, set toe Clinton track
record of 2.07 with “Kelly G.”
Clinton plumber Frank ‘ Mac
Donald, who drives Rythm
Brook C., and owns him jointly
with Charles Brandon, has had
three fir$t iin the .series of race
meets at Hanover this year.
Foxy G. Lee, who is entered
in the fourth race, has been
trained at the Clinton track by
Wilfred Ross.
There will be wagering privi
leges at the races Saturday,..
The track should he to excellent
shape if no more rajn falls be
fore ’Saturday.
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Bayfield Council Briefs
Bayfield Council met Mon
day, August 15.
Posts; are to be erected at toe
top of toe pedestrian ramp
leading from Delevan Street to
.the beach, as the steps have
now been repaired.
Misuse of the dump by non
residents was discussed.
Council announced grateful
acceptance of the generous gift
of a table by Mrs. R. H. F.
Gaiirdner; it is placed in the
village hall to be used by pre
sent and succeeding councillors.
Dead and dying treps are to
be removed so that they do not
become a public hazard.
Progress in clearing Cameron
Street was reported'.
A letter from Grosse Rotate
Farms, Mich,, requesting de
tails of holiday-making facilities
in the village was referred to
the -clerk for reply;
Reeve . MoFadden, reporting
on association libraries, men
tioned that they may be annex
ed in the near future, but that
opposition has been encounter
ed in some localities.
Purchase of a calculating ma
chine was authorized.
After .Council had agreed to
meet again on Labour Day,
the Reeve noted that an item
for consideration would be the
mill rate -and said that he re
gretted! that it never seemed
to. decrease, but council would
meet in special session Monday,
August 22 to set this year’s
rate.
HOLE-IN-ONE
AT BAYFIELD
Steve Hook, a teacher at
Central Huron Secondary
School, snorted a hole tin one
at the Bayfield-Clinton Golf
Course yesterday afternoon.
Steve just started1 playing
golf toils summer and- got his
single on the 135 yard fifth
hole. His 'Wife was' with, him
•at the time.
This is the first hole in one
at the popular summer resort
■course in the past itwo years.
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RATE: Four cents a word;
Minimum 75 cents
Thursday, Aug. 18 — 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, Aug. 19—Cash Bingo
in Legion Hall,- Seaforth, 8:15
p.m. 15 regular games for $10;
'3-$25 specials; l-$50. jackpot.
Sponsors, Branch 156 Royal
Canadlijan Legion. 33b
Saturday, August 20 — Wing
ham Saturday Night Barn
Dance in Bayfield Arena. Spon
sored by Bayfield Lions. 32b, 3x
Saturday, August 20 — Bene
fit baill game for Robbie Lawrie,
Blyth Ball Park, 9 p.m. Central1
Huron Ail Stars vS. Clinton-
Intermediate A’s. 33x
Tuesday, .Aug, 23 — BINGO'
at Huron Fish and Game Club.;
Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 20 — ITorse
racing, Clinton Community
Park, 10 races, post time 1:30
P.m. 31-33'b
Friday, August 26 — Annual
Open Flower Show, Clintdin
Horticultural Soetfety, Clinton
Council Chambers, 3 p.m. to 9
p.m, Door prize and draws.
Aug. 24, 27 and 31 — Bus to
C.N.E. For information call
Bartliflf Bakery, 482-9727 Clin
ton 32. -3b
33, 4b
Friday, September 2 <— Re
ception and Dance for Mr. arid
Mrs. Ronald Gross (nee Mar
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Community Hall, Walbee’s Or-
chesltra. Ladies please bring
sandwiches. 33k
Saturday, September 3 — Re
union, SS No. 3 Tuckersmith.
Program at 1:30 p.m. Supper
at 5 p.m. Bring picnic bdsltet
and dishes. All former teachers,
pupils and families welcome.
Local residents please contact
former residents. 31-34b
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Meet at Good Home
Seventeen members and two
visitors attended the Summer
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at toe hbme of Mrs. Russell
Good. Mrs. Jim Snell opened the
meeting.
Thany you, notes - were read
from Mr, and Mrs. Bill Blacker
Jr., Mr. and . Mrs. George
Wright and Janice, Ml's. Fred
Voclden and Sharon Ellis.
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