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SUNDAY, June 29, 3 p.m,
.Decoration Service, C1intQn
Cemetery Speaker: The
Reverend Grant Mil's. — 24,25b
WEDNESDAY, June ' 25, 2:30
Pan. Rose Petal Tea. Mary and
Martha Unit, Wesley -Willis
Church, Clinton. — 24b
TUESDAY, June 24 Reserve
this date to eat out at Clinton
Lions Club, annual Chicken
Barbecue, Community Park,
starting at 5:30. Buy advance
sale tickets from Lions Adults
$1.50, children. $1,15; tickets at
the park, adults $1.75, children
$1.25. — 24b
FRIDAY, June 27, Open Rose
Show, Clinton Citizens
Horticultural Society, Town
Hall. open to public 2:30 to
9:15 p.m. Door prizes. Silver
collection. — 24&26b
WEDNESDAY, June 18, Hain
and Turkey supper, Holmesville
United Church, 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. Adults $1.50, children
under 12 75c. Auspices UCW. —
23,24b
THURSDAY, June 12, Bingo at
Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m.
Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers.
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WEDNESDAY, June 18, 5;30 to
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bazaar, Community Centre, CFB
Clinton. Sponsored by
Protestant Chapel Guild. Baking,
white elephant, sewing, green
thumb and candy tables,
Everyone welcome, — 23,24b
DON MESSER'S Jubilee Show
at Clinton Community Centre
Thursday, June 19, featuring
Marg ,Osburne, Charlie
Chamberlain' and the Butcha
Dancers. Tickets on sale, at
Clinton Community Arena or
from,any member of Branch 140
Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton.
Send stamped, self-addressed
envelope with cheque or money
order payable to Clinton
Community Centre, c/o Doug
Andrews, P. O. Box 239,
Clinton, Ont. Admission —
reserve seats $3, rush seats $2
and $1.
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Bluewater Golf Club was the site of an OGA Junior tournament last Sunday, the first held at the
Bayfield links. Shown above, from left to, right are, John Cowie, of London who attained the lowest
gross score in the 16.*18 year old class; Glen Sturgeon, who presented Gary Smith of Scarboro with a
trophy, from Bayfield businessmen. Gary's 75 was the lowest gross score in the 13-15 age grouping.
Tim West of Bayfield had the lowest gross for the 10-12 year olds. Story on Page 9. —Photo by
Bellchamber.
Results of town league baseball
The Cubs won their sixth
straight game Monday night as
they bombed the Expos in the
fourth inning of a town league
Squirt baseball game. Gordon
Black, with three hits, and Steve
Steep led the Cubs. Terry
Gordon won his fifth game of
the season. Gary Jordan has two
hits for the losers.
In the previous game, the
league -leading Cubs defeated the
Mets 24-8 with Terry Gardner
and Steve Steep leading the
attack with three hits each. D.
Peterson and A. Levis tallied two
hits apiece.
, On May 26, the Cardinals
were edged by the Cubs 18-17 in
the first extra -inning game this
season. The Cubs were forced to
win in on a come -from -behind
victory. They were down 12-1
after the second inning. •
Steve Steep and Gord Black
led the winnerswith two hits
apiece and scored three times.
The big guns for the Cardinals
were Tom Colquhoun, Robert
Harkes and Steve Jones, each of
whom scored three runs.
The Mets doubled the Expos'
score to win that game 24-12. At
the end of the second inning, the
Expos were leading 9-8. G.
Jordan, P. Kelly and D. Clynick
each added two hits and two
runs for the losing side. The
winners were led by D. Peterson,
J. McMahon, D. Proctor and' P.
Priestap. Priestap and Hart each
scored four times for the Mets.
In Pee Wee play, the Yankees
scored 12 runs in the first two
innings and went on to defeat
the Twins 18-.7. R. McAdam, P.
Wheeler and R. Burns hit twice
each for the Yanks. D. Engel and
G. Cantelon also hit two each
for their side.
The Red Sox ground out a
10-4 win over the game but
cellar club Twins. J. Amsing, R.
Welch and C. Currie led the Sox
with two hits, while G. Cantelon
and G. Holmes , were Twins'
leaders.
The second -place Yankees, led
by Steve Cook and Paul Wheeler,
scored 12 runs in the third
inning and eight runs in the
fourth to beat the Red Sox
24-14. Wheeler hit his third
home run of the season driving
in three runs. Robbie Macaulay
and R. Welch had three hits each
for the Red Sox.
In the most recent match, the
Yankees came from behind and
trounced the ' Red Sox 24-14
once again. The Yankees were
led by Paul Wheeler who was 3
for 3 which included a home
run. The Red Sox were led by R.
Macaulay; R. Welch, E. Curries
and J. Amsing, each with two
hits.
Rescheduling of rained -out
games will pit the Twins against
the Red Sox at 9 a.m. Saturday.
The . Cards face the Expos at
6:30 p.m. Monday and the Mets
take on the Expos on
Wednesday, again at 6:30 p.m.
The Clinton Ponies (Pee Wee
All -Stars) chalked up their first
win of the season with a 24-2
victory over Seaforth. The
Ponies scored 16 runs in the first
inning and never looked back.
They were led by the pitcher, D.
MacDonald, who struck out Six
and drove in four runs.
S. Cook hit two doubles and a
single', while G. Butler, B. Welch
and D. MacDonald had two hits
each.
In the Kinettes' house softball
league, the Canaries beat the
Robins 27-24 on May 28. Home
runs were scored by Joyce
Neilans, Carol Colquhoun, Gail
Wagar and Geraldine Strong.
On May 28, the Bluebirds
topped the Wrens 27-19. Home
runs were credited to Dabby
Colquhoun, Darlene Webb,
Cindy, Colquhoun (2), Holly
Deline and Peggy Switzer.
On June 4, the Canaries
clobbered the Wrens 51-27.
Runs were credited td Carol
Colquhoun, Nickie McPherson,
Barb Butler, Nancy Neal and
Debbie Welch.
Last Thursday, the Bluebirds
tallied 27 runs to the Robins'
18. Runs were batted by
Geraldine Strong and Peggy
Schoenhals (2).
Standings this week show the
Bluebirds first with 10, the
Canaries next with 5, the Robins
in third place with 4 and the
Wrens at the bottom with only
1.
Intermediates debut with win
Clinton made an impressive
return to the Huron -Perth
Baseball Association last week
when the Intermediate team
posted a 13-6 win over Hensall
in a home opener. The club is
made up of last year's juvenile
players and several players from
the now -defunct Clinton
Softball Team.
Ed Daer, noted for his softball
pitching, had a few problems in
the first inning — he walked the
first batter and then gave up a
hit to T., Dalrymple, who scored
Hensall's first two runs.
Clinton loaded the bases in
the first inning on hits by
Robert "Doc" Miller, Daer and a
walk to Don Bartliff, but
McNaughton forced Bob
Livermore into a double play to
retire the side.
Daer faced only three men
each inning from the second to
the fifth, striking out seven
batters. In the fifth, a single was
Hold field day
at Holmesvlle
Champion .athletesPublic $.atcheers the
11olmesville
annual held day la$t week were:
senior girls, Linda Wise; senior
boys, Eddie Steegstra;
intermediate ' boys, David
Patterson; intermediate girls, tie
between Chery1 Doak and
Sharon Potter; junior girls,
Teresa Steegstra and junior boys,
Peter Wise.
Linda Wise won four out of
five senior girls' events, with
Jody Cox taking first in the
triple jump.
Eddie 'Steegstra garnered four
out of five firsts for senior boys,
With Fred $ird the winner in a
220 -yard race.
David Patterson headed the
lists in 41 five intermediate boys
events.
Sharon Potter and Cheryl
Doak each won two
intermediate girls contests end
Debbie Torrance won in the long
jump.
Four of five junior girls events
were won by Teresa Steegstra,
with Joyce Mcllwain coming in
first in the 50 -yd. race.
Peter Wise, with three firsts,
and Karl Brall, with two, shared
honors in the junior boys
competition.
Winners in open events
included:
Shotput, David Patterson and
Brenda Gadke; 880 yard race,
Eddie Steegstra and 440 yards,
Linda Wise.
Victorious senior boys relay
runners were Gerry Lobb, Clay
Stirling, Eddie Steegstra and Jim
Ginn. Senior girls winners were
Rosanne Middleton, Cathy
Steepe, Bonnie Westbrook and
Linda Wise.
In the intermediate and junior
boys relay, winners were Dave
Patterson, Ron Rueger, John
Schilbe and Jami Thompson.
Gids who won in that event
were Jane Harris, Cheryl Doak,
Debra Moore and Sandra
Freeman.
belted out by Moir for Hensall.
Clinton's big rally came in the
second inning when playing
coach Laurie Colquhoun Jr. and
team captain Little Joe belted
two -run homers to lead the way
to a seven -run total. Brad Dutot;
Hann Leppington, Ed Daer and
Rick Fremlin hit singles in the
second. Colquhoun scored
Clinton's first run in the third
with a leadoff triple and scored
on a wild throw by the right
fielder.
•
The fourth inning saw Clinton
hitting again and tallying three
runs to take the lead 11.2.
Daer and Bartliff scored in the
fifth on Livermore's third hit of
the game for Clinton's final runs. -
A walk, hit batter on two 4
consecutive Clinton errors gave
Hensall four runs in the sixth.
Moir slammed Hensall's third hit
of the game, a long double,
before Daer retired the side.
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