Clinton News-Record, 1958-10-16, Page 121 +1GE TWEi.VE
Redmen Hold No Loss Record
Two Recent Wins Over SeaForth
Seaforth 6ea. .Clinton 45
In the tbeoltbala game at Clinton
corn Therisiday Oo'ttobelr 9, Cptlnton
treteined p>ossessiorn of first piecJe
by swenview Searfomtth by a settee
bif 45-6,
This was. Clinton's tahleeel Mietcap'
Ann as mtvany starts'. The Rehnlen.
broke intro the scoring 'with a
ttouchklow7n letea lly in the tiirst quar-
te>r. They went on filo make the
6Core a big 31-0 at the half,
en the third quarter Seaforth
govt.their towghldowen to break three
sheat -out.
John Elliott led the Clinton
scorers as he seared two TDs,
Ory Wallsh, Peel Schoea gals,
MI' la Beadings, Asst Groves and Kin
Cumin—tinge camtpl iee(netd ,the rout.
Billings converted twee sof the
touchdowns. Seafertles unconvert-
ed :touchdown was snored by Bial
Brinkllatelr.
Clinton 7 Seaforth 6
In tee areetuine maitch played in
Scafoeth yesterday ie was an al-
together diiifeeent carne as Sea -
forth needy pulled a big rupeet.
ISeaifornthn scored in the first quart-
er and held their leatd until the
iealst quairitier when Cliunton tied and
timely emu rthe game.
Play lav the first quarter went
feam one end of the field to the
other until Se:eolith gait a break
and took ead'vanttage of tit. On
eCtleihntanfee third detwat the pass f1rorn
c:enitre to Groves was fumbled and
Sanithn of Seaforth s ta-lie:veld the
loose ball and ran ten yaaids far
he etouchelown. The convert at-
tempt
ttempt was blocked and Seaforth
Red 6-0 at the quarter.
Late in the second quarter, Paul
SS''inaenhalls tgantlhered in a Cum-
mpass and went for a touch-
down, only to have it caned back
Saar ,offensive holding. The half
einded with Seaforith in front 6-0.
Theme was no scoring tin: the
third quainter as Seaforth • fought
to keep their ,lead and Clinton
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ptlealyled equally hard to get back
ite the came..
Late Pre the foumth qulaxtter Pad
Scheenhalle got behind Inas pass
de:lfeendarts and caught a pass from
Cummings with a Ibit of beautiful
betoken Iflielld running a?e omosseetd
the goal -line for the tylibig scopic,
Cinromide bid tto leaks tihe lead wits
thwarted wheal their eonMerrt was
blocked.
the next thee Clinton got the
Bala they moved downfield and
on ;tided down Art Grovels' kicked
the hale to the Kieealdiffi ne for a stitnlga1
Poirot: to win the game for Clinton
by a szerde of 7-6.
The Redlnetds next game will
be played in Weigh= on Thurs-
day,, October 23,
Mil tenter innate accident ehaippian-
eid in the fist quarter when John
Elliott was injured arud had to be
removed to Scott Memoaliiadl Hos-
pita in Sea:forth. He was expeat-
ed to stay theme overnight and be
iielleeeeld' today.
Clinton Redmen Lineup
HA:J5I K,S: bar Lee Walsh,
Barry Pipe, Arthur Grovees, Peter
Haoldslplith, John Mott, Paul
Sehiolenhads, Rion LAVerreorrie, Steve
Seetellener, Granit Teenier, Bial
Witted, ,G47.01Se iCralwlforod, Ken Tru-
Sie tit.
QUARTERBACKS: Ken Cum-
ming; 'Keen Eng!easetad.
CENTIMES: Dave .Atlexauder,
John Jaodb,
GUARDS: Bob Mange Murray
Jlolbb, Mike Reglee RosesCarter,
Doug Gibbins, Germy Wallis,
Mike Spiffier, Ron Turner.
TACKLES: Bruce Lobb, John
Shaddieck, Charles Bartff. ifif, Tony
Hutdeins.
ENDS: Flrank Glow, Toren- Log-
an, Michael Michalski, Lamy Plow-
eall, Barely Hamper..
1 FIVE -PIN BOWLING NEWS 1
Clinton Mixed League
W L T Pts.
Stains 7 2 17
Imps 7 2 17
'Hearts, ... 6 3 13
Drivers 5 7. 12
Clubs 5 7 12
Cleeanleerts .. 7 5 7
Bra 2 7 4
Friday, October 10—
Clubs Jerry Harriss 586 ,•(226)
Cleaners Marj iCamter 694 (255)
Dabbers Heaven Brown 509 (226)
Dlnieense Doreen Jerviis, 658 (241)
Monday, October 13—
Clubs Grant Nelson 597 (225)
Dlobbe Gerald Brown 555 (221)
Cleaners, Dick ;Carew 593 (206)
Delvers M. John ton 710 (286)
Londesboro Ladies League
W L T Pts.
Bunldolcks 15 6 36
Scotch Thistles 12 9 27
Ragweeds .....•...8 13 . 19
Doli d!ealieans 7 14 16
Tuesday, October' 15=
B'urtdocks, Betty Orchumvbatult
570 (203) 3
Thistles, Marry, Miller 533 :(198) 4
Ragweeds, Jean Little 508 •(220) 2
Dandelions, Mary Shtobbrook
642 (262) 5
Londesboro Men's1 League
W L T Pts.
Mala ens 11 7 26
Shamies 10 7 23
Butchers 8 7 22
Rattlers se 6 13 13
H.E.PC.
W L T Pts.
7 2 16
6 3 15
4 5 9
1. 8 2
5
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7
5
2
7
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May
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Stymon
WOAA Hockey Annual
Wingham, October 22
The anneal meeting .of the
W'OAA hockey asso:elation will be
held sn the Town Hall, Wingham,
on Wedne'slday, October 22 at 8
of -deck.
LEGION
PAPER DRIVE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
OCTOBER 22, 1958
Leave Your Tied
Bundles of Newspapers, Magazines
and Rags at the Curb by 1 p.m.
Hallowe'en Costumes in all fabric, complete
with mask in carry-aII bag.
sizes 8 to 14 $1.98
Flame -proof Crepe Paper Costume in Cow.
boy, Batman, Majorette, Indian, etc.
sizes 4 to 9 10c up to 59c
Wigs for Witch, Dutch Girl, Old Lady,
Indian, etc. 75c - 89c - 1.65
False Faces in cloth, plastic, in aII sizes
and assortments 10c to 59c
Half Masks in cotton oe silk, metallic or'
lace trimmed 10c to 49c
Make-up Kits 25c
Candles, Crepe Paper, Table Covers,
Serviettes, etc.
HULA HOOPS . 98c & 49c
Mc. E w re's
GIFTS and STATIONERY
Clinton '-- Dial HU 2-9766
Inter -Town League
October 4—
Gokllea'iech A 6 — Cornton A 5
Godelrich; B 6 — .Clinton B 5
Wi igham 7 — Eketer 4
October 11—
cal;hyban A 1e1 — Wihngavame 0
Goderiidh B 11— Godhr+ich A 0
Exeter 9 —Clinton 13 2
1958 High Scores
(dfne any league)
Lraldy nilgh! Single —. Madeline
LadeRadforld, Verna d, 269.
Veersnra Reid,
726.
Main High Single Watt Reid,
392.
Nfa;n High Triple — Bert White,
952.
RCAF Lady Bowlers
List Standings
And Top Scorers
CLITTQN NEW$ -RECORD
The RCAF Ladies Bowling
League is aiway to a good start,
with team names all selected, and
competition high for team stand-
ings.
This week's prizes went to Mrs.
M. 'Sutton for high triple of 613
and to Mrs. L. Milne for high sin-
gle of 243. Scores of over 200
were reached by Mrs. M. Sutton,
253; Mrs, G. Melnyk, 239; Mrs. J.
Sterni, 217; Mrs. S. Harper, 215;
Mrs, M. Browne, 213; Mes. R.
,Christian and Mrs. K. Renville,
both with 210; Mrs A Lomax,
206;'Mira. M. Tnuell and Mrs. K.
Bush both with 200.
In team, standings Black Cats
and Wishbones are tied for first
place with seven points each;.
Spank Plugs are in second piece
with, six voiles; and in third place
are Pin Whe'el's, Satellites, Aces,
and. Whirligigs, all with five points
each.
One correction to a former item:
Mrs. M. Brown Is on the Games
Committee, instead of Mrs. V.
Liunniin.
Brucefield WA Has
Regular Meeting,
Plan Fall Bazaar
Mats.. John Broatdfoot presided
for the Woman's Association meet -
ring on October 7, when; 34 attend-
ed. Miss Margaret MicQueen was
pianist Miss Mary Swan read' the
Scripture, Psalm 245. Mrs. Cal.
Iboritom gave the topic, "Thanks: -
Mrs. Dlavid T itebner presented
the secretary's (report and roll
caR was "Ginning Thanks". Thank
you notes were read by Miss
Bowey from Mrs'. Harvey S. Mc-
Kenzie, Mrs. George Baird and
the family of the late. Albert Din-
nin.
In the absence of Mrs. John
Henderson, :the offering was re-
ceived by Mrs. H. Taylor.. Miss
Swan reported for the kitchen
committee that R. Milton was put-
ting dooms on the dower euelbeaards.
The bazaar wife' be head on Ere
day, November 7, with the follow-
ing committees: in charge: apron
booth, Mrs. H. Berry and Miss
M. ISewami; Welch and take, Mrs.
L. Wilson, Mrs. George Armstrong;
candy, Mens'. John McGregor, Mrs.
Mac Wilton; lu'inch, Mas.. Norman
Baled, Mns. Robert. Allen, Mms.
Fred RalthweN, MVlies,.. George Hen-
derson, Mss. Cal. Horton:, Mrs. D.
Triebner; ebakmrng, Mrs. Jean Car -
ins, Mies. G. Richardson, Mrs. W.
Broaidfoot, Mts. L. Eyre, Mts. Wal-
ters, Mns. Wiahliaan Foetherinlgham
and; Mrs. W. Moffatt; fancy wank,
Mrs. Riess Scott and Mrs. Seldom
Rens; produce, Mrs. Edgar Allen,
Mrs. John ,Henderson, Mrs. John
Broadfoot; white elephant, Mrs.
C, Halm, Mas, John Aikenihead;
weakAme cameriteteee, Mrs. 8. Davi-
son, Mrs, John Braadifeet; cards,
Mrs. Harvey Taylor and Mrs. A.
Heothnerr. The draza,ar will be open-
ed
pened at 2.30 p.m.
News of Auburn
Correspondent MRS. FRED ROSS
Phone Dungannon 9 r 15
Knox fouuversary
The anniversary services of
Knox Presbytnerian Church will, he
head next Surnd'ay at 1.3 aro 7.30
o'ee1ock, Daylught.Siaving 'Pihn.e, Sir
the meaning, ;tkRev,- ev. Jonathan
Greene, B.A., Brussetls, will preach
and the ma'l'e quartette from Qin-
ton +wial Apr+ovade the music at the
evening sertvtice. Rev. Leslie Elder,
Seaforth will be the guesrt preach-
er and the choir will present spec -
dee music.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, D. A.
MadiKay at tee weekend were Mx:
and Mrs. Kenneth, Thain and fam-
ily,Toronto, and Mir, and Mrs.
J. . Weir and family, London.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross, De-
troit, visited their ,aunt, Mrs. Fred
Ross one Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fish-
er, Bermiller on Sunday.
Mis'se Mary Houston, Hamilton,
was a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Houston.
:Mr. and Mrs.:fianald' Pentland,
North Bay, pent the weekend
with the Melee mother, Mrs. C. M.
Sltraughan.
' eoege W kin is spending a few
days: with hie family here.
rMisse Ruth Deer, Atwood visit-
ed her parents, Mr. and Mr=s. Roy
Doer at the weekend.
,Mr. and Mrs. Rathwelil, _ Port
Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rath -
weld and Michael, St. Caetherines,
visited Mr„ and Mrs, G. R. Taylior
at the weekend.
Mrs. George Wilkin and baiby
daughter, Maat'garet Jane, have re-
turned from Clinton P'ulbi7c Hostpi-
tad.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Bra:dnoick Sunday were Mr. and
Mr's. Harold Nicholson and family,
Ses)forlthe; Mr. ande Mrs. Ronald
Pentland, North Bay; Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Bennett and family,
Port Aubert; Mrs. Me]3roy, Cal-
gary and Mrs. C. M. Straulghan.
Fred Pleaetzer is on the sick Est,
and hie friends wish him a speeede
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston,
Toronto, visited at the weekend
with. the. lady's plarents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alf. Rellinson.
WMS Thankoffering
- The Woanan's: leessd;onary; Soc-
iety of Knox Presbyterian Church.
held their thankoffering meeting
in the chuereh, with; the WMS and
Arthur Circle of Godieraroh and
Payee WMS as guests.
The president, Mrs'. Wes Bradd'-
nack presided and gave the ea11
Turner's WA Will
Join With Ladies
Of Kippen Church
The Tuirner'ts Church Woman's
Assediatiom met on October 8 in
the church basement, with 11
members and four vtisitors present,
Roll carol was aneewereed by reaming
"Something I have to be thank-
ful for"- Scripture was read by
Mrs. McGregor and prayer
was biy Mrs. Frank Falconer. D.e-
votionise were leed by Mats. E'. Crieoh
ands the topic "Thanksgiving" was
taken by Mrs. William, Rolgeerson.
Turner's WA accepted an invitta-
1j n from the WA. 'and WMS. of
Klilppen to meet with there at 8
•p.m., November 5.
Turner's WA paeans to sell tick-
ets for a turkey seulpper, in the
basement, the evening of Ocotiber
29.
CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND
HOUSING CORPORATION
SEALED. TENDERS, plainly
marked as to content and addres-
sed to the undersigned will be re-
ceived up to 2.00 p.m., EST, Tues-
day, November 4, 1958, for the
Construction of a Three Room Ex-
tension to Existing School on the
DND 5/58 Project at Clinton, Ont.
Plans, specifications and forms
of tender required can be obtained
by Prime Contractors only at the
address shown below and are avail.
able for inspection at the Builders
Exchanges at Toronto, London and
Kitchener and at this office.
A deposit of $100.00 is required
for each set of plans, specifications
and documents. This deposit is
forfeited if plans, specifications
and documents are not received in
this office, intact and in good
condition, on or before the tenth
day following contract award.
Each tender must be accompan-
ied by a Security Deposit consist-
ing of 10% of the first $250,000.00
and 5% of the amount in excess of
the $250,000.00 of this tender. Such
Security Deposit shall be retained
by Central Mortgage and Housing
Corporation to ensure due perfor-
mance of the contract. A certified
cheque or Negotiable Dominion of
Canada Bonds will be accepted as
Security Deposit. A11 cheques are
to be made payable to the order of
Central. Mortgage and Housing
Corporation. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Mr. J. McCulloch, Regional
Administrator, Operations,
Central Mortgage & Housing
Corporation,
650 Lawrence Avenue West,
TORONTO 19, Ontario.
Telephone: RU 1-2451.
SERVICE STATION and SNACK BAR
FOR RENT
(1) Loctated on No. 8 Highway in Town of Clinton
(2) Completely renovated and decorated,
(3) Reasonable rent arranged for right party to ensure
your success.
(4) Immediate possession.
APPLY
Harold 0. Free
Phone 366 Seaforth
30-tfb
to. worship. Mrs, John Houston
was at the erigan, Ma$, D. J. Lane
and Ern the edeeygtionall, Mes. B.
Wilson gave a reading. Mrs. C.
Edward sang a solo, accompanied
by Mrs. R. J, PhfIJtips.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Peri,
Goderieh, introduced by Mrs, G.
Schaefer, and gave an inspiring
Thanksgiving address. She was
thanked by Mrs, Donald Haines.
The offering was received by
Mrs. fE)d Davies and Mrs. Lether-
land, and tee offertory prayer was
by Mrs. Bradreock. The president
thanked ala who had taken part
in the program,
Coming Events
4o a word. minimum 75e
Gocierich Pavillion--Sorry seed
out, No nulbailc dance Octolber 18.
Newt (Saturday, BEI Stuart and
bels Orchestra. Liens Bingo every
Weldrnesdaly. 42-b
Fri., Oct. 17—Reception for lir.
and Mgrs. Robert Reid in the Lon-
desb;ara Townsfhip Hall. Ladies,
please bring lunch. Everyone weel-
cornle 42-{p
Fri., Oct. 17 Bazaar and bake
Sale sponsored by Clinton Baptist
(Murch, 'iiv courted cha nbers. Used
clothing counter. From 3 to 9 p,m.
42b
Saturday„ October 18—Sale, of
used clothing and miscellaneous
,articles, sponsored by Go -Getters
Club, St. Paul's ,Church, Parish
Hall, at 10 a.m. 41-2-p
Saturday, October 18—Rum-
mage and bake sale in the Council
.Oharnbeens-, Clinton, sponsored by
Group 2 of the WA, Brucefield
fhrem 2 to 5 p.m. 41-2-b
Tues., Oct. 21—Euchre party in
the LORA. Lodge room et 8 p.m.
Everyone weleomee. Admission 50c.
42-b
Thurs., Oct. 23-- Huren County
Trappers° Associiatiorn meeltibg in
Brussels IJegion Hall. Speakers.
Rife drew. Startling at 9 p.m. 421b
Saturday, October 25—iC.W.L.
bazaar in the Council Chambers
at 2 p.m. • 41-2-3-rb
Visit the IODE opportunity shop
East Street, Goderich for goad
used clothing. Open Tuesday,
Thursday amid Saturday from 2 to
4.30 pan. DST. Big October clear-
ance sale, Oectob:er 21, 23, 24, 25.
42-b
Here's good news you'll read
;about in Star Weekly, Weekend
Picture Magazine, Family Herald,
Western Producer, Le Petit Journ-
al, La Petrie and La Presse. "SIX"
big days of ,'TWO for the price• of
ONE, pileus only Lc" ,bargains. Over
275 items; to choose from, includ-
ing Remedies, Vitamins, Cosmetics,
,Firs'taid S!uppates, Stationery, etc.
'MOND'AY. TUESDAY, WEDN'E!S-
DAY, 'THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, October 20 to 25 in-
clusive alt NEWCOMBE!S. The
Recall Drug Store. 42-b
Sat., Dec. 6—Christmas bazaar
and bake sale in the, A./V/M Hugh
Campbell Public Scheel, sponsored
by RCAF Protestant Chapel Guild.
,Frdnv 3 to 5 p.m. 42-,b
teeerfeete
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CLINTON•-O'N'TARIO
Featuring the Largest Wide Screen In Huron County
0 0 0
Thursday and Friday -- October 16 and 17
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"THE COOL AND .THE CRAZY"
(Adult Entertainment)
SCOTT MARLOW and GIGI PERREAU
"DRAGSTRIP RIOT"
YVONNE LIME and GARY CLARKE
(Adult Entertainment)
(ONE CARTOON)
SATURDAY ONLY e— October 18
— DOUBLE. FEATURE —
"THE GUNSLINGER"
(COLOUR)
JOHN IRELAND and BEVERLEY GARLAND
"MOTORCYCLE GANG"
STEVE TERRELL and• ANN N'AYL'AND
(ONE. CARTOON)
Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Clear
Box Office Opens 7.30 p.m. D.S.T. or 6.30 Standard Time
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE
r
Our Theatre Closes October 18th
We are grateful for your patronage.
It has been our endeavour to bring you the best entertainment
Next year we hope to see you again.
We shall continue to bring you the best films obtainable.
.
You Are Invited
A cordial invitation is extended to you to be
our guests—
OCTOBER 16, 17, 18
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