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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-11-09, Page 10PAGE TEN RCAF SHUTTLE TEAM DEFEATS CLINTON 8-4 Clinton RCAF Badminton Club defeated Clinton Badminton Club 8-4 in the opening match of the Western Ontario Badminton As- sociation "B" series on the Roundel Terrace Courts et RCAF Station Friday evening last. The Town club won the ladies' doubles two sets to one, 1 iii lost the'nten's doubles one set to two and the mixed doubles one set to five Results were as follows: Ladies' doubles Kay Cotton and Betty Jackson (RCAF) lost to Ethel Gibbon and Margaret Atkey (C), 11-15, 17-16, 4-15; Tess Refausse and Agnes Mason (RCAF) lost. to Lois Connell and Helen Beale (C),,1-15, 15-9, 12-15; Miriam Bracken and Gwen Woods (RCAF) defeated Norma Grey and Erma Hartley (C 11- 15, 15-3, 15-12; RCAF 1 --Clin- ton 2. Men's doubles -Bennett and R. Gemmell (RCAF) defeated Len Jdhnson and Bob Hale ,(C) 15-13, 15-7; Harry Holmes and Bill Re- fausse (RCAF) defeated Ernie Hovey and De. George Elliott (C), 15-7, 15-3; D: Munro and Bruce Kennedy . (RCAF) ,lost to John Sorensen and Don Syinons HOCKEY RESULTS Exhibition Intermediate Clinton ,Flyers 11 -Atwood 5 Clinton Flyers 6-Seaforth 4 Clinton Flyers 9-Goderich 7 0 LIFESAVER RECOGNIZED GODERICH e- William "Skip", MacDonald, well-known Goderich resident and skipper of a fleet of fishing boats, was given a Royal Humane Society bronze medal for his res6ue of Mrs. Hazel Wettlaufer from a plane that• nose-dived in the water at Goderich last June 24. (C), 12-15, 10-15; RCAF 2 - Clinton 1. Mixed doubles -Bennett and B. Jeckson (RCAF) defeated John- son and E. Gibbon (C), 15-6, 15- 11•; Holmes and Ltecy Holmes (RCAF) defeated Hale and M. Atkey (C), 6-15; 15-5, 15-3; Gem- mell and A. Mason (RCAF) de- feated Elliott and N. Grey (C), 15-6, 15-5; Munro and M, Brack- en' (RCAF) lost to Hovey and E. Hartley (C), 5-15, 7-15; Refausse ad Audrey King (RCAF) defeat- ed Symons and L. Connell (C), 18-17, 15-7; Varaleau and Peggy Kennedy (RCAF) defeated Hal Hartley and Mary Brown (C), 15=10; RCAF ' 5 -Clinton 1. The next league match will bring together RCAF and Kincar- dine at Roundel Terrace tomorrow evening. Just 6 Weeks More YES! 6 Weeks or 38 DAYS of Shopping before Christmas Buy Early Buy now to get the best selections for your Christmas needs For Toys Fancy Stationery Christmas Cards Christmas Stationery Gifts for Everyone in the Family Conde To McEwan's i Announcement Of Partnership ROSS P. MERRILL GEORGE J, COLCLOUGH MERRILL RADIO and ELECTRIC as of November 15 BIG OPENING DAY Merrill Radio and Electric Saturday, November 18 In Our Nes;: Store formerly Exclusive Dress Shop Watch next week's paper for details of Big Opening Specials and of how you can get in an the' free draw for valuable prizes during opening week. CLOSED NOVEMBER 13 TO 16 TO TAKE STOCK AND MOVE Cold Weather Favorites This weekend visit Herman's for the larg- est and best selection of STATION WAGON and STADIUM COATS. A complete range of *. sizes in all price ranges. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Herman's Men's Wear. • FASHION CRAFT CLOTHES Forsyth Shirts Biltmore Hats 1 CL ANTON NEWS -R 0RD • TnURSDt X,., NOVEMBRE09 195 ( RCAF VALLEY BALL (By Cpl. R, Allen) A great deal of enthusiasm has been shown by the teams m the Station Inter -Section Volleyball League, every team putting up real opposition in attempts- to reach the top spot in the score sheet, Due to unavoidable post- ponements of some dunes we are unable at this time to publish a proper standing score to slate. Look for volleyball in the next issue for the league standing. ' ' RCAF BOWLING N (By co. R. Arisen) The staff bowling league is in full swing with keen interest be- ing . shown by all teams. As of the 2nd, Nov., 1950, the "Messes" are showing their heels to "School Services" and "Construction En- gineers" in a very tight score for that top -spot. League Standing: Messes 19, School Services 18, Const. Eng, 18, Electronics B 17, Electronics A 15, Comm. Sect. 14; AROS 13, Accounts 12, Hdgs. 10, 1:`/C B 10, F/C A 10, Officers 9, Hosp. and Dent. 9, Supply Sect. 8, Radar Training 8, ME sect. 2. High single -339-Sgt. Turn- bull, elect.; High cross -749 Sgt. Turnbull, elect, 0 RCAF HOCKEY (By Sgt. EL Yaternick) Another season of hockey is drawing near and the Station hockey teem is . close to the end of the training session. Shortly league play will commence and competitions will be very keen. The Station team, coached by LAC Goodhue and, managed by Sgt. Yaternick llas been holding practices at the Seaforth Arena for the past three weeks and are beginning to shape up Into a well balanced team, They are pro- viding very pleasant entertain- ment with thrills end spills for the spectators who have been out to watch them. Three exhibition games have been played and a fourth .to be played • Wednesday night, 'Nov. 8 at Seaforth. So far the team' has shown up well winning the three games by scores of 11-4, 6-4, 9-7, against Atwood, Sea - forth and Goderich intermediates, respectively. The hardest play- ed game was against Seaforth who always provide rough and tough opposition. The game a- gainst Goderich was fast and clean and very good from a spdctator viewpoint, Out of the games played to date, thee line of Scorrow, Good- hue anrGodley are shaping up as good a line as will he seen in the league, Our second and third lines require brushing up on passing plays and a little more finish around the net, but are quite capable of holding their own and score their share of goals. Our defence of Cantin, Melan- son, Royer and. Gibson are shap- ing up well with Cantin provid- ing the bumps and Melanson the thrilling rink length rushes. Alex- ander in goal is cool, steady, and inspires confidence with his re- liable work in the nets, By the time league competition commences, the Stetion team should be capable of holding its own against any club, end pro- vide fast thrilling games for the spectators. So come on out and enjoy these hockey games. It is your support that provides good Station sport spirit, b 1 OBITUARY . DAVID TOUGH Many friends and relatives from Detroit, Sarnia, Burford, Delhi, Tillsonburg, Courtland, Innerkip, Listowel, Mount For- est and many other points attend- ed the funeral service for David Tough which was conducted at Brucefield, on Tuesday afternoon, October 31, from his late resi- dence. Rev, E. R. Stanway, min- ister of,Brucefield United Church officiated. Pallbearers were Ross Scott, PRE -SEASON HOCKEY HAS SIX TEAMS November , 7 -Walkerton vs. Centralia at Seaforth 10 -Centralia at Goderich 13--Seaforth' vs, Clinton Colts at, Goderich 13 -Clinton 'RCAF at Walkerton 15 -Centralia vs, Clii`iton RCAF at Seaforth 16 -Walkerton at Seaforth 17 -Clinton Colts at Walkerton 17 -Clinton RCAF at Goderich 20 -Clinton RCAF vs. Clinton Colts at Seaforth 21-Seaforth vs. Centr�alra at Sea- forth 21-Goderich at Walkerton 22 -Clinton Colts vs, Clinton RCAF af-Seeforth 23-Goderich at Seaforth 24 -Centralia at Walkerton 27 -Walkerton vs. Clinton Colts et Goderich 27 -Clinton RCAF at Seaforth 28-Goderich vs. Centralia., at Seaforth 29 -Walkerton vs. Clinton RCAF at Seaforth 30 -Clinton Colts at Seaforth December 1 -Walkerton at Goderieh 4-Goderich vs. Clinton Colts at Goderich 4-Seaforth at Walkerton 5 --Clinton RCAF vs. Centralia at Seaforth 6-Goderich vs. Clinton RCAF et Seaforth 7 -Centralia at Seaforth 8 -Clinton Colts at Goderich 11 -Centralia vs. Clinton Colts at Goderich 12-Seaforth vs. Clinton RCAF at Seaforth 14 -Clinton Colts vs. Centralia at Seaforth 15-Seaforth at Goderich SEVEN TEAMS IN BADMINTON "C" GROUPING A "C" series of the Western Ontario Badminton Association was oragnized at meetings held in Roundel Terrace. RCAF Sta- tion, Friday evening and Iast evening, as a twin group of the present "B" series. Rules roughly follow those of the "B" league, with three sets of ladies' doubles, three of men's doubles, and six of mixed doubles, constituting a match. A "C" player may participate in only two "B" matches and re- main lin "C" category. Seven clubs are entered in the "C" league: Stratford, Seaforth. Exeter, Zurich, Bayfield, Clinton RCAF and Clinton, The autumn half of the sched- ule is as follows: • Nov. 15 -RCAF vs. Clinton (at RCAF) 16 -Zurich at Exeter 16 -Bayfield at Stratford 20 -Zurich at Seaforth 20 -Exeter vs, Bayfield (at Clinton) 23 -Stratford at Zuric1i 24-Seaforth at RCAF 30-Seaforth at Stratford 30 -RCAF at Exeter 30 -Bayfield at Clinton Dec. 4-Seaforth at Bayfield 5 -Zurich at Clinton 7 -Clinton at Exeter 8 -Stretford at RCAF 11 -Exeter at Stratford 11 -RCAF vs, Bayfield (at Clinton 11 -Clinton at Seaforth 14 -Bayfield at Zurich le -Exeter dt Seaforth 19 -RCAF .at Zurich 21 -Stratford at Clinton. Joseph McCuIly, Basil O'Rourke, Orland Johnston, Alton Johnston and T. B. Baird. Flower bearers were Lindsay Eyre, Murray Tyn- dall, Archie Muetard, Aldie Mus- tard, Gordon Elliott and Frank McGregor. Interment took place in Baird's Cemetery. Surviving besides his widow, the former Rachel Hay, Brant ford, are two sisters: Mns. Marg- aret Stevens, Bruccfield and Mrs. Elsie Davidson, Dilke, Sask. For Your Hunting Trip ... Let us suggest a few aids to "good hunting": • TRU-NORD PIN -ON COMPASSES ea, $2.50 HUNTING KNIVES eo. 1.55 3.50 PALMA GUN OIL 3 oz. .50 SHEATH RUST PREVENTATIVE 3 oz. .50 CLEANING RODS, .22 and .30 -calibre .... 'eo. .75 CLEANING PATCHES, .22 -calibre pkg. .30 .30 -calibre ......_pkg. .35 LOHMAN DUCK CALLS ea. 2.85 HUNTING CAPS, red and block checked , ea. 1.35 HUNTING CAPS, reversible ea. 1.60 DURADUCK RUBBER DECOYS ea. 2.50 Don't Forget the SQUIRREL. SEASON in HURON COUNTY FRL-SAT., NOV. 10-11 Bag Limit — Five Per Day Spotruff bah of .pardief C.L HTOH PHONE 42 ONTARIO - • CLINTON CDCI Loses Final To Goderich DCI (By Richmond Atkey) It was "curtains for Clihton. Redmen at Goderich yesterday afternoon in the final scheduled match of the Huron Secondary Schools Association rugby foot- ball series. Goderich Blues won the game 15-0 on three unconverted touch- downs and a passing attack that was considerably superior to the Redmen's brand. This gave Goderich the league title by one point, the :)(nal standing giving Goderich five victories and one defeat for ten points and Clinton four victories, one tie and one defeat for nine points -only one little point less. it was that 6-6 tie match at Wingham which ' spelled "no playoff" and meant a Goderich title in the regular schedule. Poor Officiating Chief feature of the match seemed to be the rather un- certain officiating of the referee and umpire —both members of the staff of Goderich District Collegiate Institute. It was most difficult for some of the spec- tators, who know the rules, to fathom some of the decisions. The above is•. not said in • the spirit of "sour grapes." But nevertheless, the Goderich Iads deserved their victory on the play and are worthy champ- ions. Their line was better than Clinton's and gave their backfield better support. Their passing was better, too. The versatile John Westbrooke ran 45 yards for the first trench - down with two minutes to go in the first quarter. and no convert resulted in an attempted run over the line, Goderich's Lionel Arbour grab- bed an attempted Clinton for- ward pess early in the fourth quarter and ran 55 yards for a touchdown, The attempted con- vert was blocked. The winners added another touchdown near the end of the quarter when John Westbrooke went over after pick- ing up a neat forward pass. Under the excellent coaching of Pat Humphreys and Graham Jenklns, the Clinton lads have made excellent progress in the game this year and will be heard from next •year. Line-up: Clinton DCI: G. Coleman, .NT. Taylor, R. Armstrong, K. lab- bings, J. Porter, B. Cowan, 13. Elliott, r3. Epps, K. Youngblut, H. Oakes, Clare Maltby; Si. Car- ter, B. Shearing, B. Pinch, K. Wood, K. Dale, T. Jenkins, J. Peckitt, M. Tyndall, Cam Maltby, Goderich DCI: Howes; J. Haw- thorne, Thompson, MacDonald, Foley, Gardner, . D. Hawthorne, Dubeck, Campion, Hamilton, Hays, Woods, Pinder, Skelton, Westbrooke, Costello, Arbour, Mc- Gee, Bell, Mills, Officials: referee -Keith Smale, Goderich; umpire -John Scanlan, Goderich; head linesman - Phil Scarrow, Clinton RCAF. a Rubble from Germany's war - ruined towns is being used to rebuild Holland'sdykes and sea walls. Rev. G. G. Burton Speaks to Orangemen Murphy: Lodge Loi., 710 held a , very enjoyable annual banquet M the- basement of Ontario St. 'United Church Friday evening last when a large crowd of mem- bers and their ladies .attended. The ladies of the church catered,. turkey; in quantity on the tables, being the piece de resistance, Pastmestcr William Fulford" presided at the gathering. Miss. Ruth Glazier sang sweetly, ac- companied by Mrs. E. Wendorf at the piano. Rev. W.'J. ' 'ool frey, minister of Ontario St.;., Church, introduced the maire• speaker, Rev. G. G. Burton, Cent- ralia, former pastor. Rev, Mr, Burton delivered a very inspiring address, in which he pointed out the value of the' Orange Order as a steadying influence' in ;a world impregnates with 'Communism. G. L. Falconer and Charles Nelson expressed thanks to the, ladies, wIfo served the banquet,, Mrs. C. 'Telmer replying in their. bends£° Short speeches were given by N. R. Trewertha, Asa Deeves,- Goderieh, and' others, t EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES—Nov. 10-14 •'`' ,Heinz Tomato Soup .. 6 tins .69 Lynn Valley Peas ... 2 tins .27 Trinidad Grapefruit Juice' 220,oz, tins .27 Beehive ,Corn Syrup, 5 lb. tin .67 Australian Schneider's SEEDLESS�. 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