Loading...
Clinton News-Record, 1967-05-25, Page 12♦ Pegs News-Record—Thurs,, May £5, 1967 - - Clinton Sports - - Central Huron Softball League Starts With Seven Teams Seven teams. began play Tuesday night in. the Central Huron Softball League. Teams are from Holmesville, Blyth, Nile, Dungannon, Varna, Au- bui’n and Benmiller. The regu­ lar schedule runs until August 9. William Blake, Dungannon is league secretary. May 23—Nile at Auburn Benmiller at Dungannon Holmesville at Blyth 25— Auburn at Benmiller Dungannon at Holmesville Varna at Nile 27— Blyth at Varna 29— Nil? at Benmiller Auburn at Dungannon 31—Varna at Auburn Benmiller at Holmesville Dungannon at Blyth June 2—Blyth at Nile ' ■ 3—Holmesville at Varna 9—Blyth at Auburn Varna at 'Benmiller Nile at Dungannon 12—Auburn at Holmesville Benmiller 'at Blyth Dungannon at Varna , 14—Holmesville at Nile. ■ Blyth at Benmiller 15— -Varna at Dungannon 16— Holmesville at Auburn Dungannon at Nile 17— Benmiller at Varna 19—Nile at Holmesville Auburn at Blyth 21—-Dungannon at Auburn ' Holmesville at Benmiller > Nile at Blyth 23— Holmesville at Dungannon 24— Auburn at Varna Benmiller at Nile 26— Varna at Holmesville Dungannon at Benmiller Auburn at Nile 28— Benmiller • at Auburn. Blyth at Dungannon 30— Blyth at Holmesville July 1—Nile at Varna 3^—Varna at Blyth 5—Varna at Auburn Benmiller at Dungannon Holmesville at Blyth 7— Auburn at Benmiller' Dungannon at Holmesville 8— Nile at Varna ' 10—Blyth at Nile Varna at Benmiller Dungannon at Auburn 12—Dungannon, at Blyth Nile at Auburn . Benmiller at Holmesville 14—Holmesville at Nile Benmiller at Blyth 17—Blyth at Varna Nile at Benmiller . Auburn at Holmesville 19—Blyth at Auburn Nile at Dungannon Varna at Holmesville 21— -Benmiller at Nile Auburn at Blyth 22— Holmesville at Varna HORSE RACES ON JULY 12 / The date of Wednesday, July 12 has been approved by the Canadian Trotting Association for Clinton Turf Club’s twi­ light race meet. There will be five events, three of which are double heat races; eight races in all. Post- time is 5:30 p.m. Goderich Trotting, and Agri­ cultural Association' had also requested the July 12 date for the opening of their floodlit race track. The Goderich open­ ing has now been set on week, to July 19. one Gets Hole In One Ml 24—Dungannon at We Holmesville at Auburn Blyth at Benmiller 26—Auburn at Dungannon Benmiller at Varna Nile at Holmesville 28— Holmesville at Benmiller Auburn at Nile 29— Dungannon at Varpa 31—Varna at Blyth Dungannon at, Benmiller August 2—Benmiller at Auburn Holmesville at Dungannon Nile at Blyth 4— Blyth at Dungannon 5— Auburn at Varna 7—Blyth at Holmesville Varna at Nil® 9—Varna at Dungannon COMMUNITY Al Harvie, manager of Hin­ ton the .Mover Warehouse in Clinton, scored lais second hole in one at Oakwood Inn Golf Course, Grand Bend, on Mon­ day. Six years ago, whale play­ ing in an RCAF Training Com­ mand tournament at the Bend, Al got his first hole in one, on .the 17th green. Playing with his son Barry and a visiting couple from De- . troit on the Monday holiday," Mr. Harvie scored ‘his ace on the 126-yard second hole; he ■ was using a No. seven iron. Mr. Harvie also holds the course record at Oakwood, having shot a 62 in the air force tournament six years ago. -----------o----- -—— Players Wanted For Kinsmen Peewee Baseball DONATIONS (Continued from Page One) . Mrs. Mae Gibson ....... John, Joanne, Paul, and Elizabeth Gibson ....... Elmer Frey .’................. Arthur E. Ball ............ Alf Crozier ................... Mrs. Harry Bartliff.....;. Gladstone Grigg'.......... Joe Harf ............:........ George. Cutler .............. Gorden Rathwell ......'.... Bev, Broadfoot ......... .... (pledge 60.00) Rev, R. U. MacLean .... Douglas Norman .......... Mrs. Daisy Holland ...... David Inglis .................. .Albert Valkenberg ....... George Campbell ..........- Holmesville Community Club ............................. Harry Sehellenberger.... James Johnston ............ Cecil Elliott family ....... Don Elliott .................... Clinton Retail Merchants Assoc. — Fines for dress Violations ......... Centennial Church Ser­ vice Collection .......... Alvin Cox ...................... Alfred Hudie .................. James Engel .................. Harvey Morris .............. C. F. Garrow.................. Clarence Trott .............. W. A. Crowell .......... Fred Deichert .............. Bob Cook ................... John Plumtree ............... Mrs. L. Sloman.............. C. Reynolds .................. L. Bellefleur .................. R. Kromrey .................. Bud Hayter .................. Anson Coleman.............. Jack Armstrong .......... -Bill Watkins .............. A. H. Hutchings ......'..... K. A. Henley „............ Fred Scotchmen1 ........ . Mrs. John Grigg ............ Clayton Keyes-............. Mrs. Vern White .......... Howard Currie .............. Paul Booth -.........'........ Jerry Cooke .................. Frank Somerville ........... Miss S. R. Courtice....... Miss H. B. Courtice .... Mrs. Laura Perdue ........ Doug Cartwright ........... Frank Dixon .................. Gordon S'hoard ............... Dave Ball ...................... Norman Tyndall .......... Norman Shepherd ....... George McGee .............. Ed. Grealis .................. R. J, Homuth ............... David Middleton .......... Mrs, Irene Gardiner....... Tom Deeves .... .'....... Nick Williams ...,.......... Fred Hudie .................. Douglas C. Proctor .....;. Clare Proctor .............. Miss Rynie Norg .......... Miss Winnie Renkema Gladys Wallis .............. Mrs. W-. M. Aiken,....... Erick Christensen ........ Percy Livermore ........... .Mrs. Don MacDonald .... Bob-Draper .................... Lloyd Batkin.............. Williard and Art Aiken 300.00 Anstett Jewellers ...... Herb’s Food Market J.ohn Batkin .............. A. Ritchie ......... . Don Miller ................. Anonymous donations Ralph Holland .......... Andy Peterson .......... /"—■....... 5.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 15.00 25.00 15.00 40.38 25.00 10.00 40.00 10.00 6.75 39.31 10.00 5.00 10.00 2.00 10.00 25.00 .50 10.00 20.00 '10.00 1.00 20.00 ’5.00 5.00 10.00 20.00 10.00 101)0 4,00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 10.00 10.00 . 5.00 10.00 •5.00 2,00 20.00 10.00 10.00 2.00 100.00 75.00 20.00 10.00 25.00 1.06 75.00 25.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 20.00 10.00 20.00 10.00 100.00 50.00 30.00 2.00 20.00 136.00 10.00 50.00 Best Centennial Costumes At Clinton Public School ' Q '1: 1 ■ * B■W' ■''TX./l’i I V';- In Grades Five to Eight ' Judging 'took place in Clinton Public School auditorium last Friday after-, noon for the most authentic Centennial costumes in each grade at the school. The winners were presented with Centennial pins donated by Anstett Jewellers Ltd. Winners in the senior grades were, front row, left to right, Cossar McBride, grade 7; Robert Andrews, 6; Bruce Williams, 5; 'back row, left to-right, Bryan Williams, 8; Barbara Ruddy 7; Christine Hartley, 8; Mrs. George Wonch, one of the judges; Bonnie Johnston, 6 and Judy MacDonald, 5. Gravel Truck Goes Through Bridge In Stanley Township; Two Injured Twp wn wrp injured Mon* day when ■Jihieix* gravel ti’uek fell .through a Stanley Tcwp- sjl'dp. bridge on the second con­ cession. Earlier in the day, Stanley Tewgship road supehtotendeut Bill Taylor had' warned truck drivers not to use the bridge. No load limit sign was posited near the bridge- The bridge, over the B'ayfield River, was a Huron County bridge. Ernest Talbot/ reeve of Stan­ ley Township, said the bridge was in good repair considering its age. Injured in the accident were truck driver Richard McKellar, 30, RR 7, Thedford, and Robert- Logan, 35, RR 5, Parkhill. Mr. Logan received back in* juries and multiple cuts. Mr. McKellar was treated for slight’ injuries; Const. Bill Kteps of the Gode­ rich detachment of the OPP de­ scribed the accident as follows: The tractor trailer had been hauling gravel from Potter’s pit in Goderich Township to Stan­ ley Township. The gravel was being used for road work. The cab of the truck made it safely across the bridge, but the trailer .wtte of the truck Was left hanging against a bridge abutment as the bridge floor collapsed. There is a 25~fopt drop to tire river. - The truck was carrying about 35 tons of gravel. ft was the first trip .fhe truck made over the bridge. Toronto Child Buried Here Classified Ads? Bring Quick Results BROWNIE’S DRIVE-IN THEATRE — CLINTON Box Off ice Opens at 8:00 ! THU RS., FR|. May 25-26 PQUBLE FEATURE w THE BIG COUNTRY WESTERN MUSICAL Clinton' Kinsmen Peewee Baseball League hopes to hold their first games on Saturday morning, June 3. At tlie present time, Clinton public school teacher Rom Mc­ Kay is signing up beys at the school and boys front 8-12 years old not at Clinton' school are • requested to register With. Bent Clifford, photic 482-9772.ate Working hours. Anyone who would like to i toahago, coach or Wpire pee- wee-age baseball fe requested tor contact Mr. Clifford, the Kinsmen's minor baseball chair­ man. To be eligible to compote in peewee-age baseball a boy must have been born after January 1, 1954. The ago? range is from 8 to 12.** NASHVILLE REBEL" Shown at 10:45 Tex Ritter, Sonny Janies, Faron Young and many others* CQLOR ' ’’THUNDER IM CAROLINA'1 Shown at 8:55 Car Racing Actjpn Rory Calhoun COLOR COMING EVENTS RATE: Four cents a warp; Minimum 75 cents Thursday, May 25 — BINGO $t 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-rjhe-wealth games, jack­ pot applies on tliosc 3 games $56,00 in 56 numbers, 2 door" prizes for $2.00 each. Admission 50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for $1.00. ' tfb Monday, May 29 — An Even­ ing of Music, Wesley-Willis United Church Auditorium, at 8 p.m„ by The Goderich Har- bouraires; organ ■ music with Lome Dotterer of Goderich at the consol. Collection only. 19-21b Tuesday, May 30 — BINGO at Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers-. Six door prizes, 8;30 p.m. Wed,, May 31 — Auction sale, lunch counter and bake booth at Holmesville United Church grounds, 7 p.m. Edward Elliott auctioneer, 21b Thursday, June 8 — Chicken Bahbecue, Constance, 5:30 to 8 p.m. sponsored by COF, adults $1.50, children 6 to 12, 75c.' Take Out Orders. 20-21b, 22x Wed., June 14 — BINGO in new Clinton -Community Community Centre. 1 game for $500,, share-fhe^wealth, 12 games for $25.00 each, Ad­ mission $1.00 per person. 9 p.m. Sponsors, Br. 140 Clinton Legion,'' 21-23b Wednesday, June 21 — Fam­ ily Fun Night — Grandma’s Memory Album, 8 p.m. Clinton Public School. Sponsors UCW" Wesley-Wdllis Church. Adults $1.00, children 50c. 18b, 21b, 24x SAT., MON. — May 27-29 — DOUBLE FEATURE — ’THE RARE BREED' Shown ’at 10:55 James Stewart, Maureen O’Hara COLOR "TO TRAP A SPY" Shown at 9:00 Robert Vaughn, David McCallum (Adult Entertainment) COLOR CARTOONS May 30-311’ "LADY L" Shown at 9:00 & 11:00 Sophia Loren, Paul. Newman,. David Niven (Adult Entertainment) COLOR CARTOON to 98c . 49cNYLON FLAGS in Canadian, on sticks to 39c ... 59c CENTENNIAL FLAGS IN NYLON on sticks ..........................'....... CENTENNIAL FLAGS IN COTTON, on sticks ........................... 10c NYLON FLAGS FOR POLE FLYING, in Canadian and Centennial. ft. ......... ft. 6"..... / FLAG ROLE — 8 ft. Ldng Clinton News-Record 56 Albert Street Clinton - ....................- - ..............- - ' ■ ............- .................................................. - -...................— COTTON FLAGS in Canadian and Uniort Jack on sticks .................. 10c TUES., WED, ur ■ “ r z "v FLAG POLE HOLDER .. 85cFIVE FINGER BRACKET ... McEwan s STRING FLAGS — 9 ft. of Centenniol Flags....................:...................................$1.79 eo. h Grades ©sue to Rmr .* ■ I Front row, left to right, David Darasch, 2; David Smith, 1. and David Counter, 3; back row, left to night, Jo Anne Kromrey, 2; Karen Holmes, 1; Julie Bartliff, 2; Cliff Currie, 4; Mrs. R. U. MacLean, the other judge; Sally Webb, 4; Judy Tiesma, 3 and Jackie Gordner, kindergarten. Each student at the school received a Canadian Centennial medal from the Ontario Department of Education. School inspector J. W. Coulter, Goderich, was in attendance for the event held in conjunction with Clinton Retail Merchants Centennial Week, ' (News-Record Photos) HdmesvUe School Holds FieM Day On Tuesday, May 23, ibc students of Holmesville Public School held tihoir annual field day. The competing girls and boys were divided into three classes. Senior girls rii'ampion was Edda Steegstra and Brian West­ brook placed first in the senior boys’ class. Diane Fil'ion won the intermediate girls champ­ ionship and Eddy Steegsta. was the top intermediate boy. In the junior category, Shar­ on Potter was the top female athlete and Gerry Steegsitra placed first in the boys’ events. A complete list of winners will appear in next week’s is­ sue of this paper; --------—o----------- Joseph Clegg Obit Joseph Clegg, 77, died Tues­ day at Clinton Public Hospital. He was a son '6£ - the late Mr. and Mrs. John Clegg. Born 'in Grey Township, he came to the Clinton area in. 1931. Surviving are has Wife, the: former Elsie Farquhar; one son, Jack, Niagara Falls; two grandchildr-en; The funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Ball funeral home, here, with Dr. A. J. Mowaltit of the Wesley- Willis United Church offiiciiat- ing. Burial will be m the Clin­ ton Cemetery. 'J Ze,^Ae/ se/ecf 8 Cc,,°l°3ue SERVICES Shares Deposits Safety Deposit Boxes Travellers Cheques Good Dividends CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED No. 8 HIGHWAY 482-3467 Nfe Loans Mortgage Loans Cheque Cashing Service Money Orders Convenient Hours I 2 4 ' 6 Steven Gregory Ferguson, four years: old, who died in Toronto Sick Children's Hospi­ tal on May 9 from acute pulmonary oedema, was buried in Clinton Cemetery on May 12. Rev. R. U. MacLean of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church here, conducted the service. Funeral directors were A. W. Miles Lirpited, Toronto and Ball Funeral Home, Clinton. The child was a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kilty, Tor­ onto and of Justice and Mrs: Ferguson, also of Toronto. Mrs. Kilty was a daughter of the late Dr. and1 Mrs. J. W. Shaw of Clinton. COMING NEXT: , "THE GHOST & MR. CHICKEN'* PLUS OUT OF SIGHT" I