Clinton News-Record, 1951-02-22, Page 3THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1951
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
PAGE; THREE
meet's Chat
A Woman's. Viewpoint on This and That
By MBA
DURING the past week, the
dread "flux', which has hitso
many parts of the country, has
reached Clinton, and many are
suffering with it ... The foggy,
damp and rainy weather of the
Pest days hes not helped .the
situation end as a result, all over
southwestern Ontario, where this
weather has been prevalent, fin
has been on the increase
Several organizations have can-
celled meetings during the past
few • days , ,
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CLINTON Public School seems
to have been hard-hit .. Three
teachers out of ten - and the
janitor as well - have been off
duty due to feta and Prineipai
George ' H. Jefferson estimates
that at least 40 per Gent of the
pupils are out . . The smallest
youngsters -up to grade five-
seem to have suffered the most,
about half being (absent from
school . . The school had a
half -holiday Monday morning on
account of lack of heat ,
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CLINTON District Collegiate
Institute hae felt the flu to some
extent but not very seriously .. .
A few pupils have been absent
, but .no teachers . . It seems to
be just a series of colds , ,
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WE always read with much
interest the annual library re
poet . The figures on mem-
bership end circulation are such
that Clintoneans should be mighty
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proud of its library , .. It's a fine
asset .to the towrn , .. In compar-
ing the figures with those of the
Goderich library, a town twice
the size of Clinton, we find that
Goderich have 1,136 borrowers
and Clinton has 1,044, with 248
new members during the past
year . Goderich citizens mead
24,674 books last year, whale total
circulation in Clinton was 21,596
.. Not a bad comperison is it?
Proportionately, either Olin-
tonians are more ardent readers,
or else our library offers more
to the town --that's the only con-
clusion we came to in comparing
the figures of the two libraries
. Ik speaks well for our local
Board and Librarian, who db
much to give an excellent service
to the town .
WOBA "C" BADMINTON
(Including T F)
WA P'
Clinton .,10 2 0 102 42 20
Stratford . 9 1 1 82 38 19
RCAF.,. 8 2 • 1 92 40 17
Bayfield . 5 6 ' 1 58 74 11
Seaforth , 5 7 '0 61 71 10
Exeter ... 2. 9 1 39 69 5
Zurich .:. 0 12 0 22 122 0
Results in Past Week
Seaforth won by default from
Exeter.
Clinton 10-Seaforth 2
Bayfield won by default from
Exeter
Matches Remaining
P'eb, 22 -Clinton RCAF et Strat-
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CLINTON "B"
SHUTTLE TEAM
BEATS SEAFORTH
-Clinton defeated Sealforth. 9-3
in a Western Ontario Badminton
Association. "B" match on, the
Clutton counts Thursday evening,
winning the men's doubles 2-1
and the mixed doubles 6-10, but
losing the ladies doubles 1-2.
Results were as follows:
Ladies' doubles --Pat Troutbeck
and Mary Box (S) defeated Ethel
Gibbon and Erma Hartley (C)
15.5, 4-15, 15-9; Hunter and 'tab -
kirk (S) lost to Florence Symons
and Lois eCicnnell (C), 8-15, 14-
17; Stiles and Wade (S) defeated
Constance Simpson and Edith
Pepper (C), 15-13, 15-4; t
Men's doubles - Neil Beattie
and George Flays (S) boat to Bob
Hale and Len Johnson (C), 9-15,
6-15; Dick Box and Don Eaton.
(S) defeated. Don Symons and
Hal Hartley (C), 15-9, 15-5; Wade
and Ghan (S) defaulted to Wes
Haddy and Bob Allan (C) (11-15,
11.-15);
Mixed deubies-Beattie and P
Troutbeek (S) lost to Johnson
and E. Gibbon (C) 15-9, 4-15, 1-
15; Box and M. Box (S) lost to
Hale and. E. Hartley (C) 7-15,
12-15; Hays and Habkirk (S) lost
to Symons and L. Connell (C)
5-15, 9-15; Eaton and Stiles (S)
lost to Hartley and. F. Symons
(C) 15-9, 9-15, 12-15; Ghan and
Hunter (S) defaulted to Hedd'y
and C. Simpson (C) (18-13, 8-15,
10-15); Wade and Wade (S) lost and D. Weber (Z), 15-3, 15-5;
to Allan and E. Pepper (C); 14- Jdhnson and M. Brawn (C) de -
18, 11-15.
Grand total---Seafonth 3-Clin
ton 9.
WOBA "B" BADMINTON
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Zurich Loses Final
Match of Schedule
Clinton shut out Zurich 12-0
in 'a Western Ontario Badminton
Association "C" match at Zurich
Wednesday evening last, when
three of the 12 sets went to three
gam es. '
In its first year in organized
badminton, although It did not
win a match in the league sched-
ule, Zurich made a good show-
ing
much improve-
ment, andshould be in a good
position for the fall season. The
Flay Township Memorial Centre,
where the badminton matches ere
played, is an excellent • and at-
tractive building, containing two
badminton courts,
Ladies' doubles --Merle Palmer
and Norma . Grey (C) defeated
D. O'Brien and Irene Gasoho (Z),
9-15, 15-8, 15-7; Mary Brown and
Muriel Elliott (C) defeated •Shir-
ley Fairbairn and Barbara Gas-
cho (Z) 15-4, 15-5; Phyllis
Thompson and Constance Simp-
son (C) defeated B. Farwell and
D. Stade (Z), 15-2, 15-10;
Men's doubles-Geaham Jen-
kins and Charles Johnson (C) de-
feated K, Decher and M. Quesnel
(Z), 15-9, 15-10; Percy Brown
and Murray Draper (C) defeated
K. Weber and M. Quesnel (Z),
18-17, 15-12; Glen Wise and Bob
Allen (C) defeated B, O'Brien
and D. O'Brien (Z) 15-11, 16-
17, 15-11;
Mixed doubles --Jenkins and M.
Elliot (C) defeated B. O'Brien
(Including
Fe 20)
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WA P
Stratford . 6 1 2 71 37 14
Exeter , . , 7 3 0 64 44 14
RCAF , , , 5 4 1 66 54 11
Clinton 5 4 1 59 61 11
Seaforth . 2 6 1 35 73 5
Kincardine 1 8 1 41 67 3
Remaining 1Vlatehes
Seafarer at Stratford
Results in ,Past Week
Clinton 9-Seaforth 3
Exeter 9 --Kincardine 3 (four -
point match)
• Stratford 11 -Clinton RCAF 1
Clinton 8 -Kincardine 4
feated K. Weber and L Gascho
(Z) 18-13, 15-1; Brown and N.
Grey (C) defeated Quesnel and
13. Geseho (Z) 15-9, 15-5; Allan
and el. Panner (C) defeated D.
O'Brien and S. Falrbadrn (Z),
15-5, 15-4; Draper and P. Thomp-
son (C) defeated K. Deeher.and
R. Decker (Z), 15-17, 15-7. 15-11;
Wise end C. Simpson (C) de-
feated D. O'Brien and B. Farwell
(Z) 15-12, 15-11.
0
Exeter defeated Kincardine 9-3
in a Western Ontario Badminton
Association "B" leegue match on
the Roundel Terrace courts as.
Clutton RCAF Station over the
weekend. Exeter won the ladies'
doubles 3-0, the men's doubles
2-1, and the mixed doubles 4-2.
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CLINTON BIRD
"B" DEFEATS
KINCARDINE
Clinton completed the regular
schedule in the Western Ontario
Badminton Association "B" lea-
gue by defeating Kincardine 8-4
on the Clinton courts Tuesday
evening, Wining the ladies doub-
les : 3-0, the men's doubles 2-1,
and the mixed doubles 4-2.
Results were as follows:
Ladies' dbubless-M. Magwood
and M. MacLeod (K) lost, to
Ethel Gibbon and Erma Hartley
(C), 15-10, 9-15, 12-15; A. Mc-
Cabe and 13. Groseberg (K) lost
to Lois laorinell and Florence
Symons (C), 2-15, 8-15; B. For-
rester and M. Roberts (K) lost
to Phyllis Thompson and Kenna
Werth (C), 0-15, 3-15;
Men's doubles - B. Msgwood
and M. Baker (K) defeated Bob
Hale and Len Johnson' (C), 7-15,
17-15, 15-13; A. Andrews and P.
Aggerholm (K) lost to Graham
Jenkins and Charles Johnson (C)
7-15, 3-15; B Lampman and Bird
(K) lost to Ilial Hartley and Dom
Symons (C), 17-14, 8-15, 9-15;
Mixed doubles--Magwood and
M. Magwood (K) defeated L.
Johnson and E. Gibbon (C), 15-
9, 15-12; Baker and A. McCabe
(K) lost to Bale and K. Worth
(C), 15-10, 11-15, 14-17; Andrews
and M. Roberts (K) lost to Jen-
kins and E. Hartley (C), 9-15,
11-15; Aggerholm and M. Mac-
Leod (K) defeated Symons and
L. Connell (C), 15-6, 15-2; Bird
and B. Forrester (K) lost to
C, Johnson and P. Thompson (C),
10-15, 14-17; Lampman and B.
Grossberg (K) defeated Hartley
and F; Symons (C), 15-4, 15-9.
CLINTON "C"
CLOSES SEASON
WITH VICTORY
Clinton "C" badminton, team
completed the regular schedule
in the Western Ontario Badmin-
ton Association "C" series by
defeating Seaforth 10-2 on the
Town Hall courts, Clinton, Mon-
day evening.
Clinton ladies won 3-0, and the
mixed pairs 6-0, while the men
lost 1-2.
The Clinton team rests on top
of the heap with 20 points, clos-
ely followed by Stratferd with
19. Stratford ,still has one match
to play -with Clinton RCAF at
Stratford Thursday evening, k'eb
ruary 22.
Results were as follow.::
Lacers' doubles-Gwea Wade
and Barbara Dale (SI lost to
Norma Grey and Merle Palmer
(C'. 12-15, 2-15; Margaret Carter
and Jacqueline Habkirk (S) lost
re Muriel Elliott and Mary Bi ot; u
(r), 4-15, 8-15; Betty Eater and
Peggy Matthews (S) loot to Con-
stance Simpson at;d Edith Pepper
(C), 7-15, 6-15.
Men's doubles -John Baler and
leaug Morrison. (5) lost to Gra.
ham . Jenkins and Charles John-
son (C) 7.15, 13-15; Twin l'laade
and Don Eaton• (5) defeated
Percy Brown and Wes Haddy
(C), 10-15, 15-8, 15-4; Ken Willis
and Stewart Henderson (5) de-
leated Bob Allen aid Glen Wise
'C), 16-11, 15-9
Mixed doubles --Morrison and
(- Weide (S) lost to Jenkins and
IA. Elliott (C), 7-15, 9-15; Ed1er
and M. Carter (S) lest to Brown
and N. Grey (C) 12-15, 11-1e;
Wade and J. Habkirk (5) lost to
Jonesen and M. Brewe (C), 12-
15, 12-15; Eaton and 13, Dale (S)
lost to Maddy and 31. Palmer (C),
14-17, 4-15; Henderson and P.
Matthews (5) lost to Allan and
E. Pepper (C), 12-15, 6-1e; Willis
tend 13. Edier (S) 10•'t to Wise
and C. Simpson (C), 8-15, 15-4,
0-15.
Grand total-Seaferth 2 -Clin-
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