Clinton News-Record, 1961-07-13, Page 12New Swimming Instructors at Pool
Two Clinton young people were successful in passing their swimming instruct-
ors course at Thames Hall, University of Western Ontario at the end of June.
Here Diane Campbell, and John Slavin prepare for a plunge in the Clinton
pool. The 4-day course in London in volves ten hours a day, about half of it
spent in the pool. Included is swimming practice, theory, practical teaching
lectures and drills, artificial respiration and familiarization with Red Cross
policies and procedures. 28 were enrolled. (News-Record Photo)
Scouts at 3rd Canadian Jamboree
Five Scouts from the Clinton Troop are in Ottawa at the Third Canadian
Jamboree, being held under canvas. This photo was taken before the boys
boarded a special bus at the Court House lawn, Goderich. From the left
are Harry Cummings, Peter Thompso n, Bob Chenery, Steve Cooke and Paul
Bateman. (Photo by K, C. Cooke)
Hensall Councillors
Have Drain Problems
(Hensall Correspondent)
Hensall council met for reg-
ular meeting with all members
present. Mrs. Hazel Webster
and Roy Campbell were present
regarding a drain on their prop-
erties. Council passed a motion
declaring Monday, August 7,
Civic Holiday, as a public
day.
Applications for building per-
mits were approved. Alf Scholl
is building an extension to his
refrigeration plant at the
slaughter house; Adam Black,
an extension to his storage; E.
L. Mickle and Son, four silos;
and John Skea a new 'home to
cost approximately $25,000,
Tuckersmith Has
Drain Request,
Building By-law
Reeve Ivan Forsyth presided
for the July 4 meeting of Tuck-
erstreth Township Council.
Andrew Crozier requested
council to again ask the De-
partment of Highways to re-
pair the Adams Drain where
the drain crosses the highway
into Lot 1, Con. 7 of Hullett
Township, as there had been
no action by the Department
from a former request.
Wilmer Broadfoot presented
his bill as Warble Fly Inspec-
tor upon completion of his
work, and received payment in
full. The clerk was instructed
to apply for subsidy on the
completed warble fly spraying
program.
The reeve and clerk were in-
structed by council to investi-
gate the possibility of Institut-
ing a building by-law within
the township.
All tax payers who are in
arrears for tbree years are to
be notified, and payment would
be appreciated in full or in
part, within 30 days of the date
of notice,
Council passed provisionally
four applications for tile drain-
age loans. 13y-laws nine, ten, 11
and 12 for 1961 were passed,
imposing a special drainage
rate upon four successful ap-
plicants :for tile drainage loans,
The cle.rit was instructed to
make application to the Pro.
Vine°. OfOntario for tile drain
age debentures to cover these
and apply for provincita aid
to drainage for the MeMetilie
Main.
JULY
SERVICE SPECIAL
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Clean and adjust Spark Plugs
Test Battery
Clean Battery Terminals
Clean, or replace and adjust Distributor Points
Cheek Distributor Rotor and Cap
Check mechanical and vacuum• ignition advance
Set Timing
Test coil and condensor
Test, clean, or replace air breather
Cheek and free up manifold heat Control
Tighten cylinder head and manifold bolts
Adjust Carburetor idle
Inspect Hose Connections
Adjust Fan Belt
(on '55-'59 Chev. 6-cyl. only) .
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For a Complete Job we should also;
Overhaul carburetor, and Automatic
choker
Plus
Test, dean, adjust or replace Voltage
Regulator.
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Sixth in Ontario Open
Miss Sue Hilton, 17-year-old
London miss who summers at
Bayfield, and enjoys the Bay-
field-Clinton golf course, play-
ed her way into the second
round •of the Ontario Ladies
Open Golf Championship at
Windsor on Tuesday. She fin-
ished the tourney in a three-
way tie for sxith place.
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"New '.Party" Calls
Exeter Meeting.
The New Party is bolding a
meeting in the Exeter Town
Hall on Friday night, Only 14.
at 8 p.m, Answers to the eyes-,
tions; What is the New Party?
and Hew can the New Party
help the Farmer? will be given,
The party plans to form
clubs in various areas and
towns. Any group of six or
more can form a club and send
a delegate to the founding con-
vention in Ottawa from July-
31, to August 4.
22-2 win tram Brucefield on
June 30. Arid in an exhibition
game on Saturday, July 8 Hol-
rnesville defeated Auburn 9 to
2 in Holmesville.
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July 12-13-14
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Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton
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July 15-17
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July 18-19
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Place Mats 20 for 39c
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SWIM MASKS in 3 sizes „ .. . .. 95c, $1.15, $2.98
SWIM MASKS with Snorkel $4.25
SWIM FINS , $3.19 pair
SPLIT RINGS--2 styles 98c & $1.49
PLASTIC BEACH TOYS with pail, shovel
and seive 98c & $1.29
TOY BOATS in plastic and, metal 49c to 98c
Sale of Plush Toys
Up to 1/2 off
LASSIE DOG for tots to ride 1/2 Price
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PUG DOG on ,leash---yellow and brown
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Clinton .n01 and Game 'Club
bantam baseball teaan extend-
ed their Undefeated string to
SIX during the past week,
Only two more games remain
to be played. Clinton goes to
Exeter on Friday night and
Goderich. must play here on
Saturday, The .Godericlr gam,e
has been postponed twice,
Clinton 17 - Centralia 0
Last night at Community
'Park. here, Clare Magee held
Centralia to two singles and
struck out ten in a .seven in-
ning game, while his team
mates were piling up 17 runs-
eight of them in the fourth
inning. Magee faced only 23
batters in the seven innings.
He also helped in the batting
department by getting two sin-
gles and a double. Bob Batkin
clouted a .homer in the big
fourth inning.
Clinton 14 Hensall 3
With Brad Dutot pitching
fogr-hit ball for five innings
and Doug McPherson facing
only three men in the sixth,
Clinton bantams defeated Hen-
sail on Tuesday night in Hens
sail 14-3. Dutot struck out
seven and McPherson two.
Catcher Laurie Colquhoun
led in the batting with three
• singles; Larry and Bob Pear-
son had two singles, and Bob
• Batkin, John Cooper, Philip
White and Barry Glazier each
got one hit.
Kinsmen Squirt
Baseball
The Kinsmen: _Squirt League
finiShed the regular season Sat-
uPclay morning when the Ind-
ians beat the RCAF n-as.
Friday night the Pirates get
-Pre. dit for a win and thus fin-
ished unbeaten in the schedule,
Next Saturday morning in a
one game play-off, the Pirates
will meet the Indians.
R, H
Indians . 21 8 0
RCAF 13 9 .0
'Home rims; Hodges, Farrell,
A Squirt All-Star Team will
be chosen and it is hoped to
find some . competition out of
town, or with the local peewees.
Final Standings
Pirates 8 .prts.
Indian 4 pts.
RCAF 0 -pts.
0
Yankees Win
Kin Peewee
Town League
The Yankees, captained by
pitcher Larry "Archie" Pickett,
won the Clinton Kinsmen Pee-
wee Baseball League Title, and
hold the Clinton News-Record
trophy for one year. They de-
feated the. Dodgers 14 to 8 in
a sudden-death final game last
week. Dodgers had put out
the Tigers while the Yankees
eliminated the RCAF Giants
in semi-final games,
Kinsmen Jim Helsic and Bill
Chowen were in charge of the
final game.
• Members of the winning Yen.;
kee team were: Rolfe McAdam,
rf; Reg Varga, If; Gary Fleet,
c; Larry Pickett, p; Larry May,
3b; Jim Cooper, cf; Bruce Sch-
oenhals, ss; Chuck Andrews,
lb; Jack McMichael, 2b; other
members of the team who play-
ed diming the regular schedule
were Ricky Fremlin, Mike
Reynolds, Floyd Taylor and
Norman Bell.
0
Kippen. Edges
Varna 19-18
In Overtime Game
(Varna Correspondent)
On Tuesday, July 4, Varna
and Kippen hooked up in a
free-hitting game on the Kip-
pen field. After seven innings
the game was tied at 17 all.
Varna pushed a run across
in the first of the eighth but
Kippen came back in their half
with two to win. .This was the
first extra inning game of the
year for Varna.
Varna plays Brucefield in
Varna on Tuesday, July 11,
and meets Hensall in an ex-
hibition game on- Saturday,
July 15, also on the Varna
diamond.
Varna: R. Turner cf, I. Mc-
Clymont 2b, J. Consitt ss, B.
Taylor if, p (5), R. Webster rf,
M. Webster 3b, T. Consitt lb,
E. Chuter c, G. Johnston p, W.
Taylor if (5), D. IVIcAsh rf (8).
Kippen: D. Johnston If, K.
Parker lb, J. Lukash cf,
Parsons rf, J. Bell .c, J. John-
ston as, D. Cooper 2b, J. Var-
ley 3b, K. Lovell p.
Juveniles Win
Two More-
Seven Straight
Clinton Legion Juvenile baae,,
ball team have now won seven
straight games in their WOAA
league. On Friday, July 7 they
-defeated Seaforth 6-3, then on
Monday, .July 10 beat Sebring-
ville-Mitchell combines 9-0.
Hensall liege Tonight
The team that gave Clinton
their closest scare so far this
season---a 6-5 score on Tues-
day, July 4 - Hensall plays
again at Community Park to-
night at .6.30 o'clock.
Clinton .6,-Seaforth S
In a well-played game here
last Friday, Clinton turned ten
scattered hits into six runs
while Seaforth •could only get
three runs from nine hits,
Charlie l3artliff struck ont
eight batters and walked three,
but was given good support by
his infielders to hold Seaforth
to three runs. Tommy Dick,
pitching for Seaforth, struck
out nine Clinton batters. Dick
was also Seaforth's best hitter
with a double and a single,
• Clintenrs big' hitters were
John Jacob, Ron Livermore
and Bartliff with two singles
each; Ken Engelstad, a double
and single, and Paul Pickett, a
triple; Roger Cummings had a
single.
Clinton 9-Sebringville 0
With a young airman of juv-
enile age - Pickard - from
RCAF Station pitching six in-
nings and giving up only one
hit, and Ron Livermore giving
up one hit in the seventh, Clin-
ton beat Sebringville 9-0 at
Community Park Monday even-
ing, in an eight-inning game.
Clinton turned nine hits into
nine runs, five of them in the
seventh inning. The best hit of
the game was Ron Turner's
triple in the seventh; he had
replaced Bruce Cooper in
centrefield in that inning. Paul
Pickett, John Jacob and Don
Lockhart all clouted doubles.
Pickett and Jacob also had one
single each. Ron Livermore hit
two singles and Frank Ladd
one single.
Lobb Reunion
The 15th annual reunion of
the Lobb family was held in
Riverview Park, Exeter, on
Saturday, July 1, with 104
coming from Linden, Michigan;
Stratford, St. Thomas, Wood-
stock, Ripley, Burford, London,
Oakville, Staffa, Kitchener,
Chatham, Brucefield, Clinton
and district.
Following the dinner hour,
president Howard Pym presid-.
ed for a short business meeting.
Greetings were read from rela-
tives in British Columbia who
were unable to attend. W. S.
Lobb brought greetings from
his families in Michigan and
Mrs. George Henderson ex-
tended greetings on behalf of
the Baer families of Michigan.
Riverview Park, Exeter, was
again chosen for the 1962 pic-
nic.
A nominating committee was
appointed to bring in the slate
of officers for •the 1962 reunion:
president, Herb Stevens; first
vice-president, Jerry Pillar;
second vice-president, Mrs.
Ben Young; secretary-treasur-
er, Mrs. Jay Williamson.
The soprts program was en-
joyed during the afternoon
under the capable conveners
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lobb and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jervis.
Winners of races were: five
years and under, Dougie Per-
rin, Joan Pym; seven years
and under, Ray Lobb, Marilyn
Holland; nine years and •under,
Bob MacFarlane, Gail Hender-
son; 11 years and under, Jerry
Lobb, Shirley Docking; 13
years and under, Jerry Lobb,
Patricia Perrin; young ladies,
Barbara Docking; young men,
Murray Lobb; married ladies,
Wonetta Holland; married men,
Bill Lobb.
Many other relay games
were enjoyed by young and old.
Prizes were given to the couple
travelling the longest distance,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Lobb, Lin-
den, Mich.; longest married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Lobb; tallest couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Lab; shortest
eouple, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Jervis; oldest person present,
Norman Snyder; youngest per-
Son present, Sharon Docking.
After the supper hour, the
president extended thanks to
all who had helped to make
the reunion a success.
Send In Results
Of Huron Central
Softball League
It the managernent of each
team in the Huron Central
Softhall League will send the
score of each game into the.
Clinton News-Recor4, we will
puhlish. en up-to-date standing
each week, with scores in pre-
vioua weeks andfuture•garries,
Phone calls of the score only
can be accepted, up to nine
clock Wednesday evenings,
"Went Games
Last Thursday, Only 6, Bay-
field took a 12-10 victory from
Holmesville on their home dia-
mond. Bayfield scored most of
their runs in the second inning,
while Holmesvilles big inning
was the seventh. Allan Hutch-
ins pitched and Don Bell caught
for Bayfield, Bill. Harris was
the Holmesville pitcher and
Wilson catcher,
Holmesville took an easy
COMING EVENTS
Wednesday Noon - Last
Chance to place advertisements
in this column. Phone before
12.30 p.m.
Thurs., July 13 - BINGO
in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular
games for $5; 1 game for $25;
3 Share - the - Wealth games;
Jackpot $58 on 58 numbers,
Three door prizes, $2.50 each.
Admission 50c. 19tfb
Tues., July 18 - Huron Fish
and Game Bingo. Jackpot $56
in 56 numbers, 3 door prizes.
Tues., July 18 - Rummage
Sale, Bayfield Town Hall, 8
p.m. Please bring donations to
Town Hall at 10 a.m. Phone
Bayfield 45 r 3 for pick up.
Auspices Pioneer Park Associa-
tion, 28b
Wed., July 19 - Crich Re-
union at Harbour Park, Gode-
rich on Wednesday, July 19,
commencing at 2 p.m.
Fri., July 21 - Reception and
dance for Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Crozier (nee Helen McIlwain),
Legion Hall, Seaforth, Lunch
counter. Norris Orchestra.
28-9b
Sat., July 22 - Holmesville
WA Bazaar, baking and pro-
duce, Clinton Town Hall, 2 p.m.
28-9b
Tues., July 25-Chicken Bar-
becue,Londesboro United Ch-
urch, 5.30 to 8 p.m., rain or
shine. $1.25 each, children (6-12
years) 65c. 27-8b-29x
Harbourlite Inn, Goderich -
Every Friday, Hi-Teen record
dance. Saturday night, Supper
Dance, July 22. For reserva-
tions phone JA 4-9371. 28-9b
National Film. Board releases
at Pioneer Park, Bayfield,
each Monday and movies each
Thursday at sunset. Collection
to defray expenses and for
park improvement. - 28b
Page 12,,Clinton News-Record---Thurs,, ,luly 13, 1941
NEWS OF HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geig-
er, Zurich, were pleasantly sur-
prised recently when• relatives
met at their home to honour
them on the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary and
present them with many love-
ly and costly gifts. A humour-
ous mock wedding was staged
and well portrayed. Luncheon
was served, including an anni-
versary cake.
ing will likely be necessary.
Oats are heading with promise
of good crop."
Huron County
Farming Report
(By D. H. Miles, agricultural
representative for Huron
County)
"Some farmers have complet-
ed haying operations with a
better crop than expected earl-
ier. Frequent showers have
hindered the curing of hay.
Corn is beginning to 'show gr-"
owth. Pastures are much greens
er than normal. Turnips are
shaping well. Mexican Bean
Beettle eggs are showing up
in Bayfield area. Some spray-
& 6. Bantams
Have Won Six
Straight Games