Clinton News-Record, 1956-03-15, Page 9CLINTON LIONS
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"THURSDAY, MARCH 15
t9,30-10,$0 It AV Public
School Skating.
'4,30.5.30 P•nt• PUblie
School MBE SKATING
sponsored, by Ruby and WIN
Snack Bar and 13artliffes• Bak.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 16
.545.6.00 p.m. — Kinsmen Peewee
Hockey.
SATURDAY,, MARCH'17
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‘1,00-2.34.ip.m.-MEE SKATING;
Clintolk RCAF and Rural Public school, Children-pon-
sors: Clinton Lions Club.
:400-4,30 p,m.—Publie Skating.
(19.00 pan.—WOAA PLAYOFF
HOCKEY — Phillipsburg
vs. Clinton Colts,
'MONDAY, MARCH 19
'5.15-G.$ p.m. — Klansmen Peewee
Hockey,
(TUESDAY, MARCH 20
4.80,5.30 p.m. — Clinton Pithily
Sebool, Free Skating—sponsor.
• ted by Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaners and Fairbolme
Dairy ,..Open for booking. ,1„
'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21
2.00-3.30 p.m.—Public Skating
46. 00-7 . 0 0 p.m.—Kinsmen Peewee
Hockey
;8.15-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating
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This year, the, Western :Ontario
Queen's Scout. presentation cere-
mony; be, held in the Crawl,
Ian. Legion Hall in Stratford, on
ly.fay A The .Queen's Scout Bad,'
ge one of the tep grade badges
and honours in Scout 'training. It
showS that the boy has voluntarily
passed certain tests qualifylm him
for service* useful to others,
A Queen's .Scout is a First class
Scout who -has qualified to wear
four of the following badges, of
which Ambulance Man an(VOtlier
PaWillalet or Coast Watchman
are obligatory; Ambulance Man
Coast Watchman, Cyclist,
man, liorseman,. Interpreter, path.-
finder, Pilot, Public Health Men,
Radio Man, Rescuer, Signaller,
Many useful ideas arid informa-
tion pertaining to these badgesrare
Available in various Civil Defence
Training Manuals, obtainable from
Civil Defence authorities. So far,
the following manuals have been
distributed to all The patrols of
the Clinton troop: "ErnergeneY
First Aid," "Basic Rescue Skills,"
"Fires in the Home," Another re-
commended item is the RCAF pub-
lication, C,A.P.361 "Land and Sea
Emergencies," which is especially
useful for senior-and Rover scouts.
Wayne Ebbett has passed his
Second Class badge and Elvin Par-
ker has been promoted to Patrol
Leader of the Fox Patrol.
There are a million more Cana-
dians with jobs today than ten
years ago.:
pinion
Scout
and
Cub
News
Bob Draper Receives
ne- Year Suspension
GROW big strong LAYERS!
The "real" egg money is made by hitting the
top-price top-premium Summer .and Fall markets with
plenty of big ,eggs. And to give you early, heavy,
steady, long-continued production of big eggs you
need big, strong, solidly grown, fully developed birds,
Birds like that don't just happen. They have to
be grairi that way. And it pays to do it. In one
Purina Research test, pullets grown the Purina way
averaged over 1 lb. per bird heavier than their sisters
grown on a poor ration, and laid 21 more eggs per
bird in their first few months of laying.
Purina growing plans are ail aimed at rapid nor-
mal growth and balanced body and sexual development. 4
Which one to choose depends largely on your supply
of home-grown grain. Talk over your situation with
your Purina dealer . . he'll tell you what fits.
Weather and feather permitting, it is good policy
to move pullets to range early, leaving the cockerels
in the 'brooder house to finish on Broiler Chow. If
necessary, cover range shelters with sacks or tar paper
and put in a coal brooder without its hover,
Clinton Farm Supply
and Machine Shop
CHAS. NELSON J. W. NEDIGER
Phone 1624 — Clinton
be in, Clinton for the Saturday
night game.
It was pointed out to Cayley
that the rule clearly stated that
the decision was up to the WOAA, •
and .not the Watford management.
The Watford manager was warned
Of seriousness of hiS actions in
refusing to heed the telegratO or-
tiering trim to have his team in
Clinton, Cayley was told That had
it not been for the bad communi-
cations due to the recent storm
that he would have been suspended
far one year and that the series
would have been forfeited to elin.
ton. (The Watford manager
claimed' that he had received the
telegram on the day of the game
and that he had not sufficient
time to Assemble- his; team).
Both teams' were ordered to re-.,
some the series in Clinton on
Tuesday night, with the last two
games to be played on Wednesday,
in Watford, and Thursday in -Clip,
ton if necessary.
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Clinton's "new" 'Colts are the
group champions of the homehrew
section of the WOAA. Big-8 for
1955-56, They brought the ..first
group crown' to Clinton in four
097e,rosrlb ud:sciafeayrtinniggWhtattfoortkttotmh:
best of seven series four games to
Bill Hanly's four goal effort
sparked the dolt's offensive while
Bill German's steady goaltending
inspired the entire club. Rick El-,
Hatt came through with two'pie-
ture goals. MaWan, Garon, and
M. Colquhourr also scored for Clin-
ton. Chuck Woodcock played -an
outstanding game in goal for Wat-
ford with Latop and McKinley
the most dangerous attackers,
First Period Even
Both teams set a sizzling pace
from the opening faceoff and the
play raced from end to end with
both netrninders corning up with
good saves. Tile first break came
when Bill Counter was' thumbed
off for hooking at 6.36. Clinton
put 'up an air tight defensive dis-
play for two minutes that so com-
pletely baffled the visiting Atoms
that they failed to get a shot on•
the net..
Hanly finally started the Colts
on their way batting the rubber
home from about 10 feet out with.
Woodcock laying on the ice. Wat-
ford came right back a minute
later with Moffatt triggering his
first goal, 1VIcKinlay and C, Wil-
son worked' hard to set up the
play, Colts' opened up with a big
power-play only to have Murray
Colquhoun; and McElwan just fail
to click on two separate drives.
Hanly and Moffatt exchanged
goals again as the period neared
the three-quarter mark, and the
Clinton forward came up with
number three at 17.10.
Two unassisted goals, the second
of the tainted variety, gave Wat-
ford the lead for the first and only
time in the game. McKinlay scor-
ed the first one to tie the game.
Holbrooke flipped a high shot from
centre ice that sailed above• the
lights. The puck dropped beside
Bill German and bounced into the
twine before the amazed Clinton
goaltender could move.
Clinton came storming back and
Rick Elliott connected with a
blistering slap-shot from 25 feet
out that almost drove Woodcock
into the back of the net. Clinton
held the fart while Dan Colquhoun
was serving two minutes' for trip-
ping. Colquhoun had"just return-
ed to the ice when. John Hartley
put- on a clever stickhandling dis-
play. He carried the puck into
the Watford end, fed a pass to
Bob Garon whose slapshot fooled
Woodcock completely.
Rick Elliott brought the crowd
up with a beautiful solo rush that
started at the Clinton net, and
ended as he picked the top right
hand corner with a hard shot that
he let go just as• he rounded the
Watford defence.
Penalty Shot Awarded
A mild outburst occurred when
Jack Carter cleared the puck from
the Clinton, net with his hand just
before it crossed the'goal line.
Referee George Robertson award-
ed a penalty shot to the Atoms.
Playing coach Keith •Moffatt was
so enraged at the decision 'that he
banged his stick on the ice and
received a 10 minute misconduct
penalty. Moffatt then, stormed at
the referee and was promptly
handed a game misconduct for his
actions. When Latour finally took
the penalty shot he missed the
net by several feet.
Hanly scored...his fourth goal
from a scramble at 15.15 and
Kiniay got his' second when
Clinton's defence were very slow
in clearing. The alert Watford
forward stole the puck and back,
handed a, low drive past German.
Play in the third -period contin-
ued.. to be fast but the sting had
gone from the Watford attack.
MPEWan and M. Colquhoun scored
for Clinton and Latour for the
Atoms, Highlight of • the period
was the fight in the last Minute
of 'play.. T. Colonhouivand H'ar't-
ley squared off with, cook .and P..'
Dolboar, and all received major
sentences.. A. Watford spectator
came over ,the boards to join in
the fray but was intercepted by
Chuck Woodcock and- convinced
that he sbouldreturn to his' seat.
First period •
1—Clinton.Hanly (Hartley, Gar-
on) 9.30
2,—Watford, Moffatt (McKinley,
C, Wilson) 10.10
3—Clinton, Hanly (Elliott) 12.03
4—Watford, Moffatt (J. Dolbear)
13.55
5—Clinton, Hanly ('Hartley, K.
•Calqutioun) 17.10
Penalties., Counter.
Second Period
6—Watford, McKinley, 1.30 •
7—Watford, Holbrooke, 3.35
8—Clinton Elliott (MbEwarl)
4,30
9—Clinton, Garon (Hartley) 11.-
08
10—Clinton, Elliott, 13,10
11—Clinton, Hanly (Hartley, Gar-
en) 15,15 •
12 Watford, McKinley (J. Dol-
bear) 18,10.
Penalties: K. Colquhoun, Lat-
our, J. Dolbear, Moffatt (10
iiiin, misconduct plus game
misconduct).
• Third Period
13—Clinton, MeElwan (Edgar) 9.10
14—Watford, Latour (Holbrobke)
17,20
15—Clinton, M. Colquhoun (Mc-
Ewan, K. Colquhoun) 18.15
Penalties: Cook 2, Counter, P.
Dolbear, T. Colquhouri (5
(min,), Hartley (5 min.), P.
Dolbear (5 min.), Cook (5
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Colts Play First
Game Friday n
Here Saturday
CPPJ fidechnen bad to Call upon
their reserve points to help them
win from South Huron High -
San* last Friday afternoon when
they leSt the- game -0-29) but won.
the round from their southern:.
riVals'.$0-75, in the two game total'
point series,
Clinton went into the second
game with• a six point lead, having
won ,the first game .in Exeter 51- .,
45.,,
The game on. Friday was very
close .front:statt to finish, Clinton
took,.an „early lead and , were out
in front 9-4 at the end of the first.
quarter. South Huron closed the
gap to 14.12 by half. time and 19,
18 at the three quarter mark, In
'the final 15 minutes the South
Huron quintet came within three
points of tieing the series on two
PcOaS4en only to have Porter and
McVay make-the .most of their
foul shots to pull the Redmen. out
of 'lamer, Porter's two foul shotO
came as the last play of the game.
Ken Porter was in top form with
18 points. Ron McKay 5 'and Jim
Howes 4 and Snell, 2 were Clinton's
other scorers, Lavender 11 and.
Sturgis 10 were the most danger-
ous for South Huron.
The R,eclmen now advance. to
the next round against a northern
team, the winner of that series
will advance into the WOSSA. "B"
tournament in London.
Clinton; McKay 5, Howes 4,
Porter 1$, Weymouth, Snell 2,
Sharkey, Finlay, Farquhar, Mc-
Donald, Bruce, Groves, Hoytema,
South Huron LOL
Appoints Officers
The South Huron County LOL
met in Hensall, Monday evening,
March 5, with 100 members pres-
ent from the various lodges in
South Hurort
It was decided to celebrate the
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INSURANCE
Insure the "Co-op" Way
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Phone Collect
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H. C. LAWSON
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Clinton
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Officers 1956: President, W. S.
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Directors: John H. MeEwing;
Robert Archibald; Chris. Leon.
hardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton;' Wm. S. Alexander, Wal-
ton; S. L. Malone, Seaforth; Har-
vey Fuller, Goderich; J. E. Pepper,
Brucefielci; Alister Broadfoot, Sea-
forth.
Agents: Wm. Leiner Jr., Landes-
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Selwyn. Baker, Brussels; Eric
Munroe, Seaforth,
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OPTOMETRY
G. ill, CLANCY
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(Successor to the late A. L.
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For appointment phone 83,
Goderich
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Hours:
Seafortir: Daily except Monday &
Wednesday-9 a.tn. to 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday 9 a.m, to 12.30 p.m.
Clinton: MacLaren's Studio.---Mart-
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The WOAA 0,U-committee sliS-
vended Bob Draper for one year
effective March 6, for failing to
Pitt the Colts on the ice tor the
third period of the game played
in Watford on Tuesday, `March 6.
Further action taken, by the gov-
erning body -was to suspend Bob
Cayley, manager of 'the Watford.
Atoms; until 4annary 1, 1957, for
failing ..to bring his. team to Clin-
ton , for a Scheduled playoff game
last Saturday night, The Watford
club was 'also ordered to pay Clin-
ton -45:00' for advertising expen-
ses , incurred for the Saturday
game,
Members of the WOAA sub-com-
mittee sitting on the 'Protest were
pre.sident, Nelson Hill„ Goderich;
John Heil, Listowel, Harvey Lang-
ford, Lucan; A. Lockridg,e,'WOAA
business manager. Hugh Hawkins,
past president of the Association
also heard the evidence but was
not alloWed to enter into the dis-
cussion on the final decision.
The special meeting held in Clin-
ton town hall, on Sunday evening
was attended- by nearly 25 persons.
R. D. Fremlin was spokesman for
'Clinton and he outlined the main
reasons that prompted' the Clinton
management to pull the team off
the ice at the end of the second
period. The fact that the game
was threatening to get out of hand
was the main Clinton argument,
The sub-committee quoted from
the rule book and stated that un-
der no condition should a team be
pulled from, a game. Following
the rule they automatically sus-
pended Draper for his actions, -
Cayley, maintained that accor-
ding to the rule book the series
should be forfeited to Watford' and
therefore his team did not have to
glorious: twelfth in Seaforth. Ad-
dresses were given by Bro. Carl
Smith, Kitchener, Grand Master of
Ontario West; Bro. John Ham-
mond, Alvinston, representing the
orange insurance department and
Rev. J. T. White, Londesbero.
The election of officers resulted
as follows: WM, Joe Caldwell;
DM, Ken Betties; Chaplain, Bor-
den Brown; recording secretary,
Lloyd Hern; financial secretary,
Harry Crich; treasurer, Frank
Falconer; first lecturer, Fred Mc-
Olymont; second lecturer, Fred
Jamieson; marshall, Oliver Jac-
ques; assistant me.rshall, Earl
Cooper..
Hanly Sparks .Colts
To Group Crown
CDC' Redmen
Lose Game
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Clinton Colts will play Phillips-
burg on Friday and Saturday night
of this week, These were the or-
ders, received by the management
of the. Clinton team on Wednesday
from Alf Lockridge, business man-
ager of the WOAA.
These two games will, start a
round-robin series. between Clin-
ton, Phillipsburg and Kincardine,
the only three teams left in_the
homebrew section of the WOAA,
Phillipsburg, a small village
north of Baden play their home
games. in New Hamburg, They
are expected to be very tough op-
position as they have already el-
ithinated Elora in three straight
games and all by convincing scor-
es.
Kincardine are fresh from a
series with Wiarten and reported
to be very strong. They have de-
feated several teams in their
march toward the final" round.
Clinton's home game against
Phillipsburg on Saturday night is
set to get under way at 9.00 p.m.
• Although the Kincardine-Colt
dates have not been set it is expec-
ted that Clinton will go to Kin-
cardine on Monday night and "the
two teams will play back in Clin-
ton on Wednesday of next week.
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