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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1950-11-16, Page 10GE TEN TON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY; NOVEMBER.16, .1956r EXETER --Arm wounds suf?fetr ed by 38 -year-old Frank Davis, Exeter, in one of the town's 'restaurants were treated by Dr. Fred Milner, , Davis recently dis- charged from the Canadian Army Special Service Force returned to Exeter 'from Calgary 'training camp, a short time ago. He is a veteran of World War II, Coutts Hallmark Christmas Cards from Original Paintings by RT. HON. WINSTON S. 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BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Herman's Men's Wear ° FASHION CRAFT 'CLOTHES , Biltmore Hats Forsyth Shirts n nv.,is•ow�se.F�w+n�wniavi.i Colts Take First from Seatorth ;1 playing their first match In 1111k, Neilans,'Clare Maltby, Strong, the WOAA Intermediate pre- Hanley, May, Huard, Ron Carter. season hockey series, Clinton Colts trounced Seaforth 13-9 in their home match on artificial ice in Goderich Memorial Arena Monday evening. Colts 'led 4-1 at the end of the first, period, and 8-4 at the end of the second. In the first period, Clinton held the edge in scoring and play. The SV:rMMARY First period — Goals: Clinton, Maltby (Bartliff) 3.40; Clinton, Edgar, 6.46; Clinton, ..MoEwan (Edgar) 9.06; Clinton, Counter, 10:48; Seaforth, Knight, 12.10., Penalties: Knight, Hanley, and Broome. Second period—Goals: Seaforth, second period showed closer play, Ellson, 7.11; Seaforth, Hildebrand, end more passing, with many 7.49; Clinton, Edgar . (McEwan). rinklong rushes. 8,40; Seaforth, O'Shea (Knight) Excitement and tempers ran 9.07; Clinton, McEwan, 9.42; high when Seaforth tied the score Clinton,.Maltby (May) 10.14: Sea at 8-8 in the huddle of the third forth, Knight' (O'Shea) 13.40; period. Clinton clinched the game Clinton, McEwan (Bartliff) 17.08. with three goals in two minutes Penalties: Broome, Edgar. and 12 seconds, - Third period --Goals; . Seaforth„ SEAFORTH—Goal, Woodcock; Knight (O'Shea) 10.58; Seaforth, defence, Procter, Grose; centre, Hildebrand (O'Shea) 11.20;' Sea- Ellson; wings, Knight, , O'Shea; forth, • Broome (Ellson) 12.40; alternates, Boussey, Cameron, Mc- 'Clinton; McEwan, 13.52;. Clinton, Leland, Broome, Malone, Nich- ' Draper, 16:00; 'Clinton, Edgar, olson, Hildebrand, .17.20; Seaforth, Ellson, 18.00; CLINTON COLTS—Goal, Dick Clinton, Strong,- 18.10; Clinton,' Carte r; defence, Colquhoun, .Bartliff, 19.32. Penalties: Drap- - Counter; centre, McEwan; wings,. er, Broome, Ellson, Procter (mis- Draper, Edgar; alternates, Bart- conduct). , CLINTON CLUB DEFEATS RCAF IN "C" MATCH Clinton Badminton Club defeat- ed Clinton RCAF 8-4 inthe first match of the new "C" series, on the Roundel Terrace courts' at RCAF. Station last evening. Clinton captured the ladies doubles 2-1, the men's doubles 2-1, and the mixed doubles 4-2. Results were as follows: Ladies' doubles—N. Grey and M. Palmer (C) defeated G. Woods and T. McKay ±(RCAF) 15-10, 15-12; M. Elliott and M. Brown (C) defeated A. King and P.. Kennedy (RCAF) 15-11, 12-15, 15-12; E. McEwan and M, Scott (C) tlost to M. Bracken and B. Madsen (RCAF) 11-15, 3-15; Clinton 2 --RCAF 1. Men's doubles—C. Johnson and G. Jenkins (C) defeated F. Fitz= Simmons and J. Heffel (RCAF) 1.5-12, 16-15; W. Haddy and P. Brown (C) defeated G. Jackson and A. Cole (RCAF) 15-9, 15-12; R. Gibbon and R. Atkey (C) lost to L. McGowan and M. Madsen (RCAF) 16-18, 8-15; Clinton 2— RCAF 1. Mixed doubles — Johnson and M. Brown (C) defeated Fitzsim- mons and A. King (RCAF): 15-12. 7-15, 15-10; Jenkins and M. El- liott (C) defeated. Jackson and G ,Woods (RCAF) 15-8, 15-10; Brown and N. Grey (C) defeated Heffel and P. Kennedy (RCAF) 15-8, 15-6; Haddy and M. Palmer (C) lost to McGoWon and T. Mc- Kay (RCAF) 2-15, 15-6, 15-17; Gibbon and M. Scott (C) defeated Madsen and B. Madsen (RCAF) 4-15, 18-17, 15-5; Atkey and E. McEwan (C) lost to Cole and M. Bracken (RCAF) 10-15, 4-1.5; Clinton 4—RCAF 2. Grand total — Clinton 8 — RCA? 4. II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIU111111ImI 1111111111111111111 11111E11 11 111M 11IIIIII111111111111IIIIIIIIiIUI IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUImllllllllhU ' Im!l1 Ilii min 1111111 II UUIIIUUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUIIII!IIUIIIIIIIUI I Announcing the OPENING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 In Our New Store Opposite Library Park With this larger store, we will be able to carry a larger stock of RADIOS, WASHERS, RANGES, REFRIGERATORS and OIL BURNERS, as well as all smaller' ELECTRICAL AP- PLIANCES. In this way we will be able to be of :better service to you. Our Service Department will be able to give you faster, more efficient repairs than before: GET IN 'ON THE FREE DRAW! For our, opening week, Nov. 18 to Nov. 25, we are having a FREE DRAW for FOUR VALUABLE PRIZES: 1st—RADIO, value $37.95 2nd—WAFFLE IRON, value $14.95 3rd—EGG COOKER, value $5.50 4th -LAMP, value $4 In addition we' are offering a good list of SPECIALS for our opening week. MAY . WE HAVE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE IN OUR NEW STORE Merrill Radio and Electric Ross P. Merrill George J. Colclough PHONE 313 CLINTON mffllmIli11110 IU1111M ll'I1 ill I • 111111 1E111 11111M111111111M1 . 11111111111P 111111111 1 momuaacruluul m Ilium VIII GODERICH TWP.' PEEWEES FETED BY • COUNCIL More than 100. attended a banquet held in Porter's Hill church on Friday, November 10, in honour of the Goderich Town- ship PeeWees, WOAA "B" base- ball champions. The banquet was arranged by Goderich Township Council, with the ladies• of Porter's Hill Church acting at hostesses. A. nicely arranged programme followed with Reeve Gordon Orr acting as master of ceremonies. After introducing the dignitaries present, Mr. Orr called on Clay- ton Laithwaite, manager of the team, to introduce . the players and coach. Mr. Laithwaite briefly summarized the season for the benefit of those who did not see many of the games. The programme was well dis- tributed with vocal solos by Gloria 'Palmer, Leslie Pearson, Jim Harrison (a Peewee), and ex -Reeve James Stirling, as well as several violin solos by Miss Driver. Throughout the evening several of those present were asked to say a few words. Terry Pearson moved a vote of_thanks to Goderich Township Council for the banquet. G. G. Gardiner, Public School Inspector for South Huron, con- gratulated the boys individually as he reviewed the team's bat- ting averages. Mr. Gardiner em- phasized team, sports and group activities in the school and sug- gested that these boys carry the things they have learned, on the ball diamond back to the school tp the other children, R. E. Thompson, Township Clerk, thanked Mr. Gardiner for his very entertaining and en- lightening speech. The momentous occasion for these boys was brought to a close with "O Canada," Members of the team were: Clayton Laithwaite, manager; Len Johnson, coach; Terry Pear- son, captain and catcher; Arnold Laithwaite, pitcher and 2b; Teddy Grigg, pitcher, 2b and fielder; Murray Taylor, pitcher and 2b; 'Lloyd Fuller, lb; Ronnie Pear- son, ss; John Wise, 3b; Jim Har- rison, fielder; Leonard Hicks, fielder; Bill Wilson, fielder; Ed- ward Laithwatie. pinch hitter; Jack Hicks, lb; Wilfred Hicks, 3b; Edward Grigg, scorekeeper; Francis Prouse, fielder. ° WOBA BADMINTON "B" LEAGUE (Including Nov. 15) W L For Ag. Pts. Exeter 2 0 18 6 4 'Clinton RCAF 2 . 0 16 8 4 Stratford 1 1 13 11 2 Seaforth 0 0 0 0 0 Kincardine 0 1 4 8 0 Clinton 0 3 9 27 0 Results in Past Week Exeter 11—Stratford 1 Clinton RCAF 8—Clinton 4 Clinton RCAF 8—Kincardine 4 Stratford 124—Clinton 0 Exeter 7—Clinton 5 "C" LEAGUE Clinton 8 --Clinton RCAF 4 RCAF TAKES $SECOND MATCH IN "B" LEAGUE Clinton RCAF Badminton Club extended its winning streak to two matches by defeating Kin- cardine 8-4 in Roundel Terrace Friday evening last., Results were as follows: Ladies' doubles --M. Magwood and M. McLeod„ (K) lost to B. Jackson and A, .Mason (RCAF) 4-15, 13-18; J. Watson and M. Roberts (K) lost to A. King and K. Cotton (RCAF) 2-15, 5-15; A. McCabe and B. Grossberg (K) defeated M. Bralcken and G. Woods (RCAF) 15-10, 2-15, 17- 14; Kincardine 1—RCAF 2. Men's doubles—M. Baker and P. Miller (K) lost to Bennett and R. Gemmell (RCAF) 17-18,15-13, 8-15; M, Mahood and P. Agger - holm (K) lost to H. Holmes and Varaleeu (RCAF) 3-15, 5+45; B. Magwood and D. Shiells (K) de- feated B. .Kennedy and W. Re- fausse (RCAF) 9-15, 15-9, 15-5; Kincardine 1 --RCAF 2. Mixed 'doubles—Magwood and Magwood '(K) lost to Bennett and B. Jackson (RCAF) 2-15, 18-16, 11.-15; Baker and M. McLeod (K) lost to Holmes and L. Holmes (RCAF) 4-15, 6-15; Aggerholm and J. Watson (K) lost to Re- fausse and A. Mason (RCAF) 9-15, 12-15; Miller and B. Gross - berg (K) defeated Munro and T. Refausse' (RCAF) 16-16, 15-4, 15-2; Mahood and A. McCabe (K) defeated Gemmell and A. King (RCAF) 15-8, 16-17 15-131 Shiells and M. Roberts (K) lost to Kennedy and T. McKay 111111 UIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIU (' ne) 49-17, 10-15, 7-15, Kin- --.RCAF 4. Basketball 'Team " To. Represent Town (By, Len Johnson) To those who are interested, this announcement is actually quite a. revelation, Clinton has a basketball team! Yes, it's really true! Several' athletic and venture- some fellows, who find them- selves lacking something to do nights, found that this idea of- fered a fair solution. , The team will operate in one of two Intermediate "C" groups of the OBA.A northern group consisting of Wingham, Palmer- ston, ' Seaforth, and Listowel, or a southern group with Clinton RCAF, Centralia RCAF, Exeter, and St. Marys as competitors. The players rounded up so far are " Pat Hprnphreys, Graham Jenkins, Tom Pearson, Alex Wil- son, Len Johnson, Don Symons, Ken Tyndall, Charles Johnson, John Sorensen, Anyone interested in trying out for the team should' be out at practice Thursday at 7.30 p.m. at Clinton 'Collegiate Institute. RCAF HOCKEY (By Sgt. Ed Yaterniek) • The final exhibition game prior to entering the Round -Robin series was played Wednesday night at Seaforth Arena. O p r Station team won again, this time by . a score of 8-6. , • Our team after a slow start, in which the Goderich team rapped in two quick goals before we were organized settled down to playing good, clean, fast hockey and improved as the game pro- gressed. The final bell found them ahead by two goals. Goal scor- ers for the Station team were: Diduck with two, Scarrow, God- ley, Gagin, Beehler, Cantin and Skinner each with one. Alexander was again a standout in goal. SUPPORT MESS FUNCTIONS (By F/S Lloyd W. Adams) The Sergeants' Mess • of RCAF Station, Clinton, has embarked on its winter program of Mess activities. The feature of these• activities is the bi-monthly bingo nites. To date these evenings have been well attended. On Saturday evening, Nov. 11, the Mess held its first regular Hoedown, Don Matthews, "The best caller in Western Ontario," aided by the inimitable "Tiny" Shortreed, provided instruction for beginners. Music was pro- vided by Vern Boys and his Boys. Sad to relate, Vern Boys was un- able to attend, however his place was taken by "Kitten on the Keys" Ed Hatch, ably assisted by Mr. James Cruickshank, Mr. Clarence Perdue and "Hot Lips", Haines. The next Bingo is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 18, at 9.30 p.m. A large attendance is expected: The interest of the Mess has been aroused over the Special Mystery Prize for game number five. This prize has been valued at $15 and is well worth winning. One word of advice to the curious— it is not a year's supply of eggs. 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