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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-08-18, Page 13Page 12--Cljnt(»n News-Record—rThurs./ Aug. 18, 1966 Clinton Leads Bantam Ball “H" been Of 5 The WOAA bantam league playoffs have changed" from a 3 out serji.es to a jbe$t 2 out .of three. Clinton Fish • and Game ban­ tams played Exeter last night (Wednesday) in the second game. The local team had won the first game 9-8 on their home diamond on Monday of last Week- For Quick Results Use Classified Ads. Kinsmen Peewees In WOAA Finals Clinton Ponies, the Kinsmen J vic tory un Exeter. Club entry in WOAA peewee baseball will enter the league’s lUpajl. sprites with Walkerton or Listowel this weekend. They are biassed as “B” teams. , Clinton put Exeter opt two straight in the finals of the league in this area. The Ponies beat Exeter 5-2 in the second game here Mon­ day evening. On tjhe previous Monday they had taken an 8-4 The’ Edgar brother^, Brian, pitcher and Barry, catcher was Clinton’s: batteiy. Exeter went ahead in the second inning on coaisecutive hits >by Ferguson and Tieman. In the fourth, Barry Edgar singled, stole’second, advanced to third on a sacrifice and scor­ ed on a run-down play between third and home. Each team Scored in the fifth. I<n the sixth, Danny Colqu- hpun and Barry Edgar walked; and Colquhoun stole home. Briap Edgar wallted, then David Fawcett, the club’s heaviest hitter knocked out a triple, scoring both Edgar boys..The next three batters struck put and "left Fawcett on base. The game could have been tied up by Exeter iin toe seven­ th. The last put-out was made with the bases loaded. R JI Exeter ....... 010 010 0 Clinton ....... 000 113 0 — 5 4 Strikeouts, by Exeter 4, by Clinton 6j walks, Exeter 2,. Clinton 4; left on bases, Exeter 7, Clinton 3. --------- ------------ - Two Appointments Made For Central Huron Softball Starts Playoffs Friday A tie for third place in the Central JXlwoii Softball League has held up the start of play­ offs. Last night the Benmiller and Dungannon teams decided third piace. Holmesville finished on top of the six-team league; Auibum .was second; Varna fifth and ^Tile, sixth. Holmesville begins a best foutr put of seven semi-final series Friday night against the win­ ner of last night’s game. Au­ burn takes on the team which lost last night’s tie-breaking game. Clinton Community Park Sat., August 20 POST TIME: 1:30 P.M. 10 RACES Betting Privileges Admission: Adults $1.00 Children over 12 years, 50c 32-3b f TIMEX WATCHES From $7.95 up CARAVELLE WATCHES SHEAFFER PENS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. ALBERT ST.—CLINTON—PHONE 482-9525 executive meeting Tuesday evening, the directors of Clinton Community Credit Union Limited, appointed Ern­ est Williams a director, to fill toe vacancy caused when Thomas Steep resigned. Mr. Steep, who was administrator at Clinton Public Hospital, has taken a similar position with a hospital at Newbury. . Mr, Williams was a former director of the lo;cal credit union when he was stationed at. Clinton' dir force 'base. He was transtferred to Ottawa 'from here and to now town clerk at' Seaforth. Another air force person, Donnie Chapman was appoint­ ed to stihe credit committee of the credit union. He, too, was a former executive memibbr hav­ ing served .on the public re­ lations committee when on a previous posting to Clinton. He lived in the married quarters at toe base. Mr. Chapman was chairman of the board of directors of the Motoje, Quebec, credit union whiile he was stationed there With the RCAF. -----------o----------- Wins Local ' Tournament The Clinton rink of Walter C. Newcombe, skip, and Bert Garrett won the lawn bowling tournament on the local greens last Wednesday. They scored three /wins plus 18, 'Bowling teams were present ■from Goderich, Seaforth, Wing­ ham, London, Tillsonburg and Clinton, Second place went to John Patterson, sklip, 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. ' The Clinton hardware store of Sutter-Perdue, owned by 2 s T Eugene McAdam, had' a winner iin the all-Oanad'a car weight guessing contest, which ended on May 31. Mrs. Allan (Grace) Hutch­ ings, of Bayfield, had made a’ purchase at toe store and1 entei’-' ed her guess on toe weight oi- ,a 1966 Ford Comet, which was on display in front of toe Sut­ ter-Perdue store on two week­ ends. Her prize, was a s'ef. of "float­ ing 'blade” grass shears. Over 200 prizes were given out all across Canada. The top prize was a Comet1 car, won by a West Kildbnan, Man. man. t The promotion was sponsored by (the Canadian Retail Hard­ ware Association and was known as “Carousel of Values” contest. f Two other Hui’on County per­ sons also won small prizes, ■, Frank Varley, HensaU and Dan­ ny Murray, Seaforth. Harness Horse Races In Clinton Saturday At press time yesterday ,rsome years ago. Clinton Turf Club had 34 en­ tries for thelir race meet the Clinton Community park track on Saturday (afternoon. The meet will have five races of two heats each and!, begins at 1:30 p.m. This to the first harness horse race in 'Clinton since June of J961, The Clinton Turf Club have IxolcI regular meetings over the years. The present officers are, D. Bruce 'Nicholson, presi­ dent; Bruce Dupee, secretary and A. M. Knight, treasurer. At the meet here Saturday, H. D, "Bud” Jerry, Goderich, ■will be the presiding judge and M. L. "Tory” Gregg, the an­ nouncer. . ; All the 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 Brandon and Frank MacDon­ ald; Ptrima Byrd, owned by J, and D. Jewiitft, Londes'boro; Supperior Eddie, owned by Bill German; Mack E. Rythm, own-, ed .by Bruce Nicholson, and Linda’s Boy, owned by George Mathers, RR 1, Bayfield. The fifth race to sponsored by the merchants of Hinton and district, for non-winners Clinton plumber Frank” Mac­ Donald, who drives Rythm Brook C., and owns him jointly with Charles Brandon, has had three 'first iin the series of race meets at Hanover this year. Foxy G, Lee, who to 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 ibe in excellent shape if no more rain falls, be­ fore Saturday. |Z of $2,500 in 1965 and 1966. Thto , race (has only six entries. The first race to forThe first race iis rar non- winnews of $50 in their’lifetime and is sponsored by Harold Lobb and Sons, Clinton farm equipment dealers. Second race to for non-win­ ners of $200 ‘in their lifetime and toliird race for non-winners 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 latie Dr. Howise, of Mitchell, set toe Clinton track record of 2.07 with "Kelly G.” Bayfield Council Briefs Bayfield Council met Mon­ day, August 15. Posts: are to be erected at the top of the 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. Galirdner; 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 deairinig Cameron Street was reported. A letter from Grosse Pointe Farms, Miich., requesting de­ tails of holiday-making facilities in the village was referred to the clerk for reply • Reeve . McFadden, reporting on association libraries, men­ tioned that they may be annex­ ed in the near future, but to at opposition has been encounter­ ed in some totalities. Purchase of a calculating rna- chline 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, sported a hole in one at the Bayfield-Clinton Golf Course yesterday afternoon. Steve just started! playing golf this summer and 'got his single on the 135 yard fifth hole. His wife was with him at the time. This is toe first hole in one at the popular summer resort course in the past two years. Summerhill Ladies Meet et Good Home Seventeen members and two yisitof? attended the Summer­ kill Ladies dub on August 10 at the. home of Mrs. Russell Good, Mrs. Jim Snell opened the meeting. Thany you notes 'were read from Mr. and Mrs. Rill Blacker Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and Janice, Mrs- Fred Vodden and Sharon Ellis. Program consisted of a guess­ ing contest by Mrs. Lloyd Ste­ wart won by Mrs.- Noonan, r BROWNIE’S DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 Shows Nightly Come as Late at 11 p.m. and See a Complete Show. Box Office Opens at 8 o’clock First Show starts at Dusk THURSDAY - FRIDAY August 18-19 ’ — DOUBLE FEATURE — "I'LL TAKE SWEDEN" BOB HOPE TUESDAY WELD FRANKIE AVALON (Adult Entertainment) In Color BILLIE" PATTY DUKE - JIM BACKUS' Color Cartoon ~~ ’sat."- mon7"-Ttues7 August 20-22-23 — DOUBLE FEATURE — Academy Award Winner “CAT hi CLINTON BALLOU >! JANE FONDA - LEE MARVIN MICHAEL CALLAN In Color "THAT MAN IN INSTANBUL" HORST BUCHHOLZ (Adult Entertainment) Color Cartoon Starting Wed., Aug. 24 WALT DISNEY’S "THE UGLY DACHSHUND"iMOVa HWU K VI * V Plus "WINNIE THE POOH" Wright, Karen Tyndall then played several piano selections- ' The raffle was won by Clayton EUis-' * ' Septerplber 'meeting Will be L held at the home of Clay- ton Ellis on the afternoon of September 14. Mrs, George- Wright, Mrs, Norman Wright and Mrs. Harry Watkins will be in charge of the program and on the lunch Committee are Mrs. Bill Gibbings, Mrs. Russell Good, Mirs.' Andrew Hummel and Mrs. Bill Jenkins. 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Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Dealer 482-9321 CLINTON Open each evening until 9. for your convenience. I COMING EVENTS 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 toe-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-toe-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 Canadian Legion. 33b Saturday, August 20 — Wing­ ham Saturday Night Bam Dance in Bayfield Arena. Spoil-. sored by Bayfield Lions. 32b, 3x Saturday, August 20 — Bene­ fit ball game for Robbie Lawrie, Blyth Ball Park, 9 p.m. Central3 Huron All 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 prtoes* 8:30 p.m. Saturday, August 20 — Horse racing, Clinton Community Park, 10 races, post tone 1:30 p.m. 31-33b Friday, August 2G — Annual Open Flower Show, Clinton Horticultural Society, Clinton Council Chambers, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m, Door prize and draws. Aug. 24, 27 and 81 — Bus to C.N.E. For information call Bairtiiff Bakery, 482-9727 Clin­ ton 32. 3b 33, 41b Friday, September 2 — Re* ception and Dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gross (nee Mar­ guerite gcott) Broadhiageh Community Hall, Wdlbee’s Or­ chestra. Ladies please bring sandwiches. 33x Saturday, September 3 — Re­ union, SS No. 3 Tuckersmito. Program at 1:30 p.m. Supper at 5 p.m. Bring picnic basket and dishes. All former teachers, pupils and families welcome. Local residents please contact former residents* 31-34b J I i TELEVISION STARTS COLOR f If you are considering buying your color TV set, please consider the following: Canadian viewers Will enter the color era with the additional experience gained across the border where color was introduced some years earlier. As a result, the color TV sets produced in Canada are of excellent quality, capable of providing you with superb reception and color rendition. HOWEVER it must be borne in mind, that color TV sets are precision instruments requiring very critical adjustments from time to time* This service would normally be provided by your dealer who has been specially prepared and train­ ed by the manufacturer. In most cases the servicing Will have to be done at your home. If the set is disturbed or trans­ ported, all adjustments will be rendered useless. { Phone: 482-3841 Your TV Service Dealer