Clinton News-Record, 1947-05-01, Page 101,,AGE TEN
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THURSDAY. MAY 1,. 190"
•GORDON MILLER Maitland Golf Club
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AGAIN. PRESIDENT . Welcomes Members
BASEBALL CLUB .
- mire. .altd: social members from
Clinton are welcomed by Maitland
Gordon A. Miller was re-elected Golf Cb,Goderieh, W. A. OMR-
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prevident of Clinton, ,Colts Baseball huret, seeretary, stated in an inter-
caub et the annual meeting in the view with The NEWS-RECOSD.
Town Coundil Chanuber Monday even- An advertisement to this effect is
en,g, when considerable enthusiasm published on Page Eight of this issue.
was shown regarding prospects for mr. c tsuyatfui
Other officers were chosen as fol- duirtellif:ilinste,ehel:gnt' nasanaigcleulnauthsea'llee seam
this season.
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Shaw, Ltetel. H. T. Rance; viee- aeteg iethe Club,
lows: Honorary Presidents, Dr. J. W. ivitin connction with
president, R. S. Atkey; s tat y was planned. Extensive changes and
treasurer, Jam Livermore; - 811C11:b- in; improvements, both in the club house
and on the eourse, are under way, to
manager, A. L. Colquhoun; manager, he completed early in May prior to
Thomas Morgan; coach, Bexecutive - Harry Bereliff, 0. -vv.d; la big official ,opening party
ill Fulfol
Draper, IM. J. .Sehoenhals, .H. In In additon to various renewals and
• repairs in theclub house, carpenters
Hawkins, Bert Glidden, Frank Mc- .
Eeems, G. ,rre completing the insulating of the
wan, 0. J. Livermore; unif
A. Miller and Doug Bartliff; grounds interior walls, aeter which the whole
interior is to he redecorated, and it is
H. R Hawkins.
The Club has. entered an inter- expected that same new furnishings
• mediate team hi the Huron-Peeth will be added. The objective is to
Baseball League, which' was rear- ma" the club house surroundings
ganized for the coming season last
pleasing and comfortable for non -
week. The schedule meeting of the piaying social members as well as
[for the i.,egear playing members, and
for club social events.
A. new power mower is being pur-
chased far ,use on the greens with
special ettachment's for fiber trim -
mine work on the fairways; this is in
addition to the levee', new tractor
purchased at the end of last season.
All tees are being rebuilt and doubled
in size: new bunkers are being made
and others changed. and some land-
scaping will be clone.
League is being held in Hensall
Thursday evening next, May 8.
Players who attendedthe annual
meeting included: Bob Draper, Feed
MatiDortald, Bert White, Laurie
Colquhoun, Doug Baetleff. Ken Mil-
ler,, "Bed" ,Schoenhals, Bob Miller,
Len Johnson, Ken Colimhoun, Clar-
ence Neilans.
It was proposed that the business
firms of the town be approached
with the ,suggestion that each supply
a uniform With its name in letters
on the back thereof. Presidert Miller
and Doug Bartliff were appointed to
look after this matter.
In his fnancial statement, Trees- with all expenses paid en file.
Mother's Day
urea: John Livermore reported a bal-
ance of $34.11. from 1946 opera(ions,
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Gift Suggestions
BOXED STATIONERY 40e to $1.25
FANCY WATER PITCHER SETS $2.95 and $3.25
FANCY JUICE SETS 2 00
Water Lily Centre Piece and Candle Holders ..... $3.95
Tinnbler Racks and Fancy Glasses $1.19 and $2.59
Fancy English Cups and Saucers ... 55c, 1.25, 2:50, 3.25
Fancy Brown Betty Tea t ots 1.75, 2.25, 3.50
MOTHER'S DAY CARDS
5c, 10c, 15c, 35c, 50c, $1.00
McEWAN 'S
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COOL FOR TROUT OPENING
The Weather was a little chilly this
rnoaning for ehe opening of the
speokled and brook trout season, but
nevertheless, a number ot anglers
from this district tried their heed
at it. Although the date is normal,
the creeks are ,high and there has
not been enough really Warn' weather
to make the beauties bite. .
HOME FRO- M HOSPITAL
Ellwood Epps, prominent local
sportsman, arrived home from Clin-
ton Public Hospital on Tuesday after
undergoing an operation a .few days
previously.
"RED" JUDD F- OR CONVENER
The executive of Clinton Richwear
Softball/Club met in the Town Coun-
eil Chamber Tuesday evening and
decided to propose Edward "Copper"
Judd, Clinton, for group convene? 10
the WOAA. senior softball series. The
Richwears will get doWn to practice
just as soon as the diamond is avail,.
able.
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LEAGUE HAS BALANCE
The Huron -Perth Baseball League
had a balance of $165.51. in 1946,.it
was revealed at the amnual meeting
last week by Treasurer John Liver-
more. It was decided to pay the
umpires $6 and $4 for plate. and
bases, respectively, without travelling
allowance, and umpires for all games
are to be from neutral centres. A11
teams in the League will be classified
as 013A Intermediate "C".
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WANTED-COVFRED RINK
A rumour is afloat that a number
of citizens of Hensall are willing to
back the construction of a new cov-
ered rink. The team was 'forced to
play in the open air during the past
winter.
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HOWARD COWAN
CHOSEN HEAD
• FISH AND GAME
Howard Cowan was elected presi-
dent of Huron Fish and Game Club
at the annual meeting held in the
Board A00111, Ontario Agreultural Of-
fice, last week.
Other officers named were: viee-
president, Miieheal McAdam; secre-
tary, James A. Chowen; treaeurer,
a avr.1Shearng; committee chairmen.
-Fish, Ellwood 1 Epps; Pheasant,
Wilfred Glazier; Entertainment, Alex
Haddy; - ilVlembership, Douglas Free-
man; Wild Lite, William Jervis; jun-
ior Activities, George Falconer.
The Club is holding a general meet-
ing at Ellwood Epps Sport Siop
Tuesday evening next, May 6, with
the juniors meeting at seven o'clock
and the seniors at eight o'clock. An
advertisement to this ,effeet is pub-
lished elsewhere in this issue,
It was deoided to form a limier
section. Bill .Chowen was named to
head a conunittee, with other officers
to be elected at next week's meeting.
The Club holds monthly meetings
from September 1 to May 31. The
annual fee is 50 cents for seniors
and 26 cents for juniors.
FLOODLIGHTS INSTALLED
Wingham's softball team will play
under floodlights this season which
neans not only a big expenditure but
else a big improvement. The Club
made money last year and plans a
big season under the following of-
ficers: President, Vic 'Laughlean;
secretary -treasurer, Horace Aitehes-
on; manager, Morris Bader; execu-
tive -Hugh Carmichael, Carl Ben-
nett; press reporter, Merrill Cant-
elon.
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ARTIFICIAL ICE ARENA
A new artificial ice arena was
endorsed unanimously at a largely
attended meeting iu Goderich last
week. It was called by Mayor D. Le
Mooney. His Worship has accepted
the chairmanship of Goderich Com-
munity Recreational Centre Commit-
tee, succeeding Walter J. Hodge, now
living in Toronto.
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SEEK GOLF MEMBERS
[Members of Maitland Golf Club,
Goderich, have issued an invitation
to Clinton people to join their fine
Club, either as playing or social
members. Several Clintonians already
belong to the County Town organiza-
tion, there being a lack of such a
club here.
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Gerbers
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GODERICH - The municipality
will assume one-third the cost of .ser-
vices of a lifegliaed and srwimming
instructor at the bathing beach clur-•
ing July and August.
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RACE PURSES UP
For its annual race meet on July
16 next, Clinton Turf Club has up-
ped the prose total to $1,400, as
compared with $1,300 in 1946 and
$1,050 in 1945. This should have a
tendency to attract more and better
horses.
Hensall Hockeyists
Nutnium
Cereal
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45c
Phillip's
Baby Soap
3 bars 20c
Pure
Olive Oil
49c
Men's Alley Bowlers
Close Good Season
The Men's Five -pin Bowling
League held its closing banquet at
Glennie's Restaurant Friday even-
ing, April 25.
After a sumptuous dinner, Chair-
man Bill Fulford called on team
eapttuins and others present dor a
few words. Bowling prizes had been
presented preVious to the banquet.
The winning team was comprised
as follows: ,Captain, M. Maguire; and
W. Fulford. T. Steep, R. Hoggart, F.
MacDonald, F. 1V1i1ler, with C. Liver-
more as sub. The second team: cap-
tain, F. Grealis; and H. Greens, B.
White L. IVIatthews, B. Harris, J.
Cooper, with F. Cook as sub.
Bill Fulford was the winner of the
high score prize for the season. Look-
ing forward to a bigger and better
leegue next year the following 'com-
mittee was 'elected for the 1947-48
season: ,chairman, "Hal" Hartley;
"Loney" Matthews, Bill Fulford and
Bert White.
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Business Girls' League
In the Business Girls' Bowling
Tuesday evening Colquhounsballoons
diefeated, Fremlinegremlins 2,655--
2,369, winning the seven points. Bowl-
ingwere ,Colquhounballoons : J.
001M/holm, 660; B. Johnson', 405; M
Sutter, 464; H. MacDonald, 515; I.
Morris, 377. Premlinseremlins: F.
Jervis, 400; K. McGill, 304; H. Tay.
lor, 523; H. Fairservice. 486; M.
Legion Paper Drive
FRIDAY, MAY 2
Please have paper tied neatly in bundles,
also rags -at curb by 1 p.m., as collection
will be much slower on account of the road
conditions.
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PICK -UP -PHONE 221
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}rude, 385.
The same night Aikenbacks were
victorious over Counellscernels 2,784-
2,458, winning five points to two.
Lineups were: Alkenbacks: F. Aiken,
595; M. Meet, 508; ;M. Miller, 501;
E. Glew. 569; N. Tyndall, 517. Con-
nellseernels: 81. Ballaohey, 315; K.
Middleton, 369; E. Sutter, 416; B.
Shepherd, 615; handicap, 375.
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Wearwell Girls' League
In the Wearwell .Giels' Bowling
League on Thursday night Serviettes
defeated Moolettes 2,351-2240, win-
ning five points to two. Those bowl-
ing were: Serviettes: H. Fairservice,
Enjoy Fine Banquet
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Hensall Hockey Club honored its
players 'with a fine turkey supper at
Fred Smallaeombe's restaurant Fri-
day evening, April 25. A very en-
joyable evening was enjoyed by all
players present. A vote of thanks
was given to the players outside of.
Hensall who made it possible fey this
community to reach the finals with
Exeter in the Cyclone League.
It was ,decided that if a few of the
citizens who have offered to donate
towards a community centre, would
come out more openly so as to start
the ball rolling, it would not be long
before other citizens interested in a
rink would follow suit and then per-
haps it would be proposed to the
Town Council or some other -respon-
sible organization in Hensall to gee
that the proper action was taken to-
wards the erection of a community
centre that would serve snis area
the year round.
It is too bad that the younger
generation of hockey players in Hen -
sail do not have the opportunity to
develop their talents. It is also not
a credit to Hensel] to have to depend
on outside players to make them a
contending team because they do not
have the players who can ever hope
to be hockey players. This situation
can only be remedied by the erection
of a closed rink so that the public
will also benefit by protection from
the eold vends, and snow when they
are watching a hockey game or any
other liyipe of entertainment that
could be carried en in a community
centre. 1f the younger type of play-
ers in this area are to be developed
it must be through active competition
with other teams who ere interested
in ,monsoring hockey among the
youngsters.
Let The NEWS -RECORD quote on
your next printing requirements.
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The same night Muegrettee earne
out on top in their bout with Oliv-
ettes 2,434-2,349. winning five points
to two. Lineups were; Muogrettes:
E. Musgrave, 618; L. Hanley, 409i.
E. Hartley, 547; M. Carter, 518; II.
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CLINTON
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BORDEN'S ICE CREAM ALWAYS IN STOCK
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