Clinton News-Record, 1966-04-07, Page 16►age 8—-Clinton News-Record—Thursday, April 7, 1966
London TV Sportscaster Speaker
At CHSS Cadet Corps Banquet
(Cqntlinued from Page Qne)
Hall, president of the Univer
sity of Western Ontario, was
agaliinsit sports scholarships. Mr,
Kelman also 'said, “The day of
pure amateur sports is gone by
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the board as far as internaition-
al sports is concerned.”
Other hockey questions got
these answers from Mr. Kel-
men: Mahavolich will never
break Hull's! records , . , Gam
ble will be in Leafs goal for
Stanley Cup finals , , , Mont
real will Win NHL league tro
phy, and possibly Stanley Cup'
, . . Boston ait least three years
away from contending NHL
team . . . Shack of the Leafs
is a problem person.
The London sportsman was
introduced by COHSS's chief
cadet instructor, Major Aubrey
Langdon. They were former
high school class-mates at one
time in St. Thomas. Mr. Lang
don said Kelman was “a pretty
fair athlete in his day.”
The CHSS Cadet Corps ban-,
queit was held in the school
cafeteria, catered to by the
cafeteria caterers and served
by ladies from Clinton Legion
Ladies Auxiliary.
Chairman of the program was
Cadet Major Steven Maguire
who introduced head table
guests and dignitaries. Vice-
chairman was Cadet Captain
Mike Maloney.
Other speakers included Prin
cipal Robert Homuth, Lt. Col.
J. D. Harvey, Seaforth, of the
21st Field Regiment; Captain
C. Scot-Brown, London, who
showed a film on “Trooping of
the Colour” at a Princess Pat
ricia regiment ceremony in
Calgary; Cadet Major Elwin
Kiingswell who thanked the
guest speaker, and Cadet Major
Jim Livermore- who thanked
Captain Scot-Brown,
The regular army captain,
Mr. Scot-Brown, commented on
the well-groomed cadets and
complimented the principal —
or parents — on the short hair
cuts at this school, i
Officials and Top Scorers at Legion Zone Bowling
Mrs. Stan Fraynp’ Exeter, convener of the tourney;
Mrs. Edward Wright, Exeter, high triple (634); Joe
Daer of Crown Bowling Lanes, Clinton; Mrs. Mar
garet MacDonald, Clinton, chairman of local ar
rangements and Mrs. Edward Hunter-Duvar, Exeter,
who tied with Mrs. Wright for high triple.
Proof that the Zone Cl Legion Laclies bowling
bowl-off was a.success is shown by this happy group
of officials and top scorers. ’From the left, Mrs.
Murray Sheardown, Goderich, high single (270);
Mrs. Howard Carroll, Goderich, zone commander;
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Bowling Tourney
This Clinton Legion Ladies Auxiliary team placed third in the Zone
bowling tourney in Clinton last Saturday. Front row, left to right, Mrs. Olive
Aikenhead, Joe Daer of Crown Bowling Lanes and Mrs. Marie Arnston; back
row, left to right, Mrs. Vivian Knights, Mrs. Bessie Black and Mrs. Beulah
Wonch. Missing when photo was taken was Mrs. Gerry Harris.
Team in
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Howie Grealis was elected
president of the Clinton Mixed
Bowling League, at Hie annual
banquet of that group. First
Vfce-pi'esident is Bill German;
secretary, Mary Freeman and
treasurer, Lois Gibbings.
Several door prizes donated
by merchants were drawn foot’,
and the bowlers expressed their
appreciation for these.
“A” group winners earned
the Milt 'and Mabel’s Restaur
ant trophy; the Raiders, made
up of Wayne and Bruce Dupee,
Beulah Wonch, Harvey Ashton,
Marie McAuley and Audrey
Stanley. The Raiders also were
top team of the season.
“B” group winners were the
Untouchables, and received the
Lome Brown Motors trophy.
Team members are Jim Arm
strong, Dick and Marie Dixon,
Ralph and Joyce Ki’omrey and
Milford Dursto
High team single was the
Hecklers, Bob Collins, Howie
Grcalis, Margaret MacDonald,
Vickie Horbanuik, Mamie and
Ivan Carter.
High team triple are the
Scatter Pins, Harold and -Lois
Gibibdngs, Tom and Dorothy
O'Connell, Jack and Nancy
Holmes.
Individual winners were; high
singles, * Bruce Dupee, 383, the
Club trophy; Dorothy O’Con
nell, 402, Murphy Bros, trophy,
High triples, Bob Collins,
808, Fairholme Dairy trophy;
Mary Freeman, 744, Wes Hol
land’s trophy;
High ’ average, Jim Arm
strong, 224 and Bess Blade,
190, trophies d opiated by BIX'
German,
Lowest bowler was Bat
Armstrong with 47,
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First Show At 8:00,p.m.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 7-8
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Tommy Kirk, Annette Funicello
Color
"SAMSON AND THE
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Gordon Scott
Color Cartoon
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April 9-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE
"UP FROM THE
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Cliff Robertson
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The Sequel to “THE LONGEST
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COMING EVENTS
RATE: Four cents a word;
Minimum 75 cents
Thursday, April 7 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg
ular games for $5.00. 2 share-
the-wealth games. 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
"L” and first letter “T” applies
on this game for $2.00 each. 3
share-the-wealth games, jack
pot applies on those 3 games
$56.00 in 56 numbers. 2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for
$1.00. tfb
Saturday, April 9 — Recept
ion and dance, Zurich Com
munity Centre for Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Rathwell (nee Jean
Turner) Desjardine’s • Orches
tra. Everyone welcome. 13p, 14x
Sat., April 9 — Cash Bingo
in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15
pm. 15 regular games for $10,
3-$25 specials, l-$50 Jackpot.
Sponsors, Branch 156, Canadian
Legion. 14b
Saturday, April 9 — PAPER
Drive by Varna Young People.
For pickup call 482-7435 dr 262-
5320. 14b
Monday, April 11 — DANCE
in Summerhill Hail, Wilbee’s
Orchestra. Lunch provided.
Sponsors, Summerhill Hail
Board, Everyone welcome. 14b
Tuesday, April 12 — BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game Club
Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers.
Six "door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Friday, April 15, — DANCE
■in Londesboro Hall, Desjiar-
dine’s Orchestra, sponsors,
Court 86 and L1901 Canadian
Order of Foresters, Benmiller.
Lunch “
come.
Saturday, April 16
.sale of good1"used clothing, ac
cessories, new handmade Fash
ion Doll clothes, white elephant
table. .Wesley-Willis Church
basement, 2 p.m. Refreshments
available, sponsors Starlight
Circle, UCW. 14'b
Saturday, April 30 — Rum
mage Sale’ and homemade bak
ing, 1:30 p.m. former Red and
White Store, sponsors Varna
UCW and Explorers. 14b
Saturday, May 7 —■ Rum
mage Sale, S;t. Paul’s Anglican
Church, 10 a.m. good used
clothing and miscellaneous art
icles, auspices Go-Getters Club.
14b
Reserve Saturday, May 7th —
Annual Daffodil Tea in Ontario
Street Church Hall, 3 to 5 p.m.
14b
Clinton Midget
Team To Play
Orchestra,' sponsors,
SUN. MIDNIGHT, April 10
HORROR DOUBLE FEATURE:
IN COLOR
COMEDY 0E
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(Adult Entertainment)
Vincent Price, Peter Lorre
Boris Karloff
"HORROR CASTLE"
(Adult Entertainment)
Cartoon
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Clinton midget hookey team
will open the second annual
Midget “B” hockey tournament
in Winghiam on Good Friday
at 1 p.m. They play against
Wingham, the host team. The
other six .teams, competing for
the Walter Locknidge memorial
trophy are Dunnville, Durham,
Mitchell, Seaforth, Walkerton
and Hanover.
Two A-minor exhibition
games -feature the Saturday
afternoon part of the tourney;
at 3:15, Collingwood plays
Midland1, and at 6:45, Owen
Sound and Chatham play.
The Tourney is divided into
“Trophy” play and “Consola
tion” event, for first-round
Losers. The semi-finals' for the
trophy begin Friday evening at
8:00. Saturday’s schedule begins
at 10:00 a.m. with the first
consolation semi-final. The con
solation final will be played
Saturday afternoon at 5:00,
with the game for the Lock
ridge trophy, to be played Sat
urday evening at 8:30.
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TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
April 12-13
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
“GIRLS ON THE
BEACH"
Martin West, The Crickets
The Beach Boys
Color
"FERRY CROSS THE
MERSEY"
Gerry and The Pacemakers.
Cartoon
Starting Thursday and Friday,
April 14-15
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riding policeman can a!im a
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We agree, [we are nd exception. Each
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Exeter Team Top Bowlers
„ This was the top team in the Zone Cl ladies
bowling tourney here last weekend. They, and the
next three top teams will represent the zone in
district playoffs. Thirteen teams competed. Front
row, left to right, Mrs* Terry Heywood, Mrs. Hazel
Beaver, Mrs* Betty Brown; back row, 10ft to right,
Mrs. Marg Wragg, Mrs* Peg Hunter-Duvar, Mrs*
Marj Edwards. (News-Record Pliotos)
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