HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-09-27, Page 9Binge playing. is a jOb of .concentration 'ae these ladies from
Zurich fotinroirt. last Fridey night. 'Although they. did. pot win
.• prizes for .bing9 flaying, the-lady at the left Mrs, WeS' leugill,
did take home the lucky .door prize of $500, so that their trip to'
.'the Clinton Arena, was not for nothing, .The Bingo was a monster
-$5,000 one put on by the e combined' service clubs of • town in aid -
of the Clinton Community Swimming Pool 'und, •
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This is one of, those years,
key men have either graduated' or
left school, it must be rather
dieheartenieg. Ray does a renlarl-
able
• Hockey Meeting
From All reports ..the '.hoeleey
meeting was well attended on
TiteSday :and' e team will be:enter-
ed, in - the WO AA "heinebrew"
.group, • most of last year's team
are Still available with the excep-
tion of some of the older players
/who claim that it is time to hang,
up the blades once and for all.
The players have a tidy surplus.
and at their final meeting last sea-
son expressed the wish that meet
of the money go topurchase much
needed e.quipment, The executive
will have to get mobile immediately
if they ,plan. to have the sweaters
on hand .for the first game which
will be soineWher..e around NOV9117
leer 15.
One of the big changes in the
rule book this season is with re-
gard to 'bonus playerse This has
no bearing an Clinton whatsoever
but`it does prove interesting when
you look into the reason for the
change. . , the bonus rule was
brought into being ter one pure
pose. to help a' player who, when.
trying out for a senior, was cut
by the eeam at a time when it
was impossible for him to play for
any other club under the .import
or waiver. rules. , . he therefore
would be out of hookey for the
remainder of the season, The bon-
us rule allowed teams from a low;
er category to pick - these _players
up with. the result that -the team
Zurich Ladie$ Take Howe Prize Colt -11.0(ki.V Team Make
Mani .(omint Season,
Cl' to Coles 'Intermediate hock- Another request will be sent to
ey team will operate in the West- the WOAA, requesting that Rob.,., ern Ontario .Athletic Association ert Draper's one year suspension
"homebrew" series this year. This be reviewed with the possibility
'was decided at the organization that he ,be• reinstated for this sea-
meeting of players and fans, in the son .(Draper's. suspension is not up. cpuetell, ellanter on Tuesday .even. until March 6, 1957),
ing,
glean I-141*in% WaS named chair,
man of the meeting And ill his 013.e. inteeeeted in refereeing ehountet, ening remarks reminded the teem
the the WOAA meeting was-
being held in Wingham on: October
ID, and urged that -.Clinton_ liave
representatives at that meeting.
The chairman told of the form-
ing of a 10 team group in the
south. This organization will
take some of the teanis• out of the
Big-S group of last season. He
referred to the change in the bon,
us rule,-. •
The election of offieers toek
place with the result . that lest
year's 'executive. was returned to
office because of the financial sue-
cese- enjoyed by the team in their
first,egason as a homebrew OntrY•
The ereasurer's report showed
that, total receipts' 'last season
wore $2,1.18•.67, with expenditures
totalling $1,47445, and a balance
of $644.22..
A request free} the clinthn
Community Swimming Pool Fued
for a .donation was filed to be 'act-
ed upon at A later elate if there is -
any surplus nieney• •
'F/10 0. L. "Blur Hayter sports
officer at RCAF Station Clinton
told those present that due to the
stroifg inter-section league that he
doubted if any plaerer assistance
could be had front service person- .,
St, Marys. Plan
Junior'Entry
• st. Marys will lee a . Junior "B"'
01,1A 'hockey club this winter, war
announced in St, Marys last week,
The team, as Yet unnamed, will
compete in the district Junior "R"
league:
About ,50-. players are expected
to try for 'berths ow the-squad,
First practices. On ice are slated
for October 5. .
Rig 8 I.,eso EatrJ
The St, Marys AlertS, which
played: in thel WOAA Big Eight
intermediate grouping for the past
few seasons, will not operate this
winter,
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/ Aetivities around glinten DM- , eriet Collegiate Institute en Mon-
'day afternoon indicate that Coach
Ray Bierman is strivieg- to give
OPOI a contending football squad,
.1-le had his recruits out in full re:
galia practicing tackling, kicking
and running. However the Main
'etreee seemed to be on a paSS at
'tack. . and from the Way the
quarterbacks Were tossing the Pig-
n he may have something that 'will give opposing teams plenty of
e trouble,
From a personal standpoint we
'don't envy Ray in the least,
be just gets a team developed to
5 point where he has a serious
'contender, conies graduation, • .
Now
Is The Time
to sow
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WINTER BAR1-4EY.
We hove for.' sole:
1. REG, GENESEE
WHEAT.
2, KENATE WINTER
BARLEY grown - on
our own form, A,
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was strengthened and the player
was able to play hockey, " •
Now the reason for the ehan-
ge , apparently some senior
players who had the ability to
stay in senior company, possibly
not as regulars, were asking to be
released as berme players . . , rea-
son? . . they could Take more
money playing for the small town.
The senior clubs did not like the
situation and so the CEA have
amended the bonus rule to state
that a bonus player must reside
and work in the town in which he
plays his hockey. . . it is tough on
the small town teams who were
counting on the bonus player. .
but for our money it, is a move in
the right direction,
A sealed tender ste of confis-
cated firearms is currently being
held;in the. Huron District Office
of the Department of Lands and.
Forests, located just south of Hes-
peler. All guns are on display on
September. 24;25 and 27 from 12:00
noon until 9.00 p.m. . . Sealed ten-
der forms are supplied by the De-
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ing 27, 22 cal, repeater rifles and
21, 12 guage shotguns single bar-
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flashlights and 1'50 traps are up
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CCNSTAHGE
William Dale was at Thorudale
I on Saturday and at Wiarton,
Thursday, judging horse's.
/Miss Belle McCullough,' Strat-
ford, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ephriam,Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Busby and
Shirley, Chatham, spent a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lyn-
da and Helen,• London, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Lawson and Reginald,
' Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Riley and
Cromarty, visited Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs: Joseph Riley
and attended the anniversary ser-
vices.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt,
iSeaforth, Mrs. Charlotte Lindsay,
Egmondville, Mr." and Mrs. Carrrie
en Tebbutt and Mr. and Mrs., Ir-
vine Tebbutt, HohneSville, visited
Mr, and Mrs. _George Addison on
Sunday. .
The Revex'eed Hale, Seaforth,
was the guest speaket for the ane
niversaryeheld in Constance chur-
ch, on Sunday. In the morning
he spoke to a large Crowd `on
"What one Christian can do in
kindness, love and pity." A trio
of women from Grand Bend sup-
plied special mustc. In .the even-
ing Rev.-Hall spoke on "The -3ig-
nese of life." A men's choir from-
Zurich led the singing and Music.
Congratulations
, Congratulations to Laurel and
Wilma Dale in placing second and
third with their calves at 4-H
Achievement Day held in Seaforth,
on Friday, September 21; showing
at Thorndale on. Saturday at the
Western 'Counties Guernsey- Club
Show, Lauiel took first prize and
a silver tray with her calf "Dale-
vista Golden Glow" champion 4-H
club calf raised and exhibited by a
4-H member. Wilma'e calf placed
third. Also'ehovving cows at this
fair, William captured six seconds
and a fifth prize.
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One-third of the .working poPu-
lation of Ottawa is. employed by
the federal government.
nel
More Teams
Hugh Hawkins gave an optimis-
tic report with regard to the home
brew grotiping. More teams are
swinging to this category each
year with teams in this area in-
cluding Listowel, Wingharn, Walk-
erton And possibly Seaforth. -
Send Resolution
It was decided to send a resol-
ution to the.WOAA fall meeting re-
questing each league convener is-
sue passes to be presented by vis-
iting players at each- game. There
should be enough passes to covet
players, management and drivers of
care-a figure of 20 was suggested,
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Annivereery services at Grape
Church were held on Sunday, last
with Rev. H. Dickinson, North
Street Church, Goderich, as guest
speaker for both morning and ev-
ening services,
The chair with Mrs. Molly Cox
at the organ contributed. special
music at both services. Guest
singers in the morning were Mr.
Prescott and Dr. Godson, Pontiac,
Michigan, in ,the evening a duet
by Mrs. Norma Grigg and Charles
Halmesville. " -
The church was beautifully dec-
orated with baskets of 'autumn
flowers:
The Porter's Hill community
held its regular meeting, in the
church basement on Wednesday
afternoon of last week. President,
Mrs. Peter Harrison was in charge
of ,the ',meeting which opened with
the Lord's Prayer. Roll call was
answered by 'naming your favour-
ite TV or radio program. Reports
were, given and correspondence
read. ' • .
It was decided to give a dona-
tion to the Institute for the Blind.
The October meeting will .be held
in the' church basement.
The afternoon was spent quilt-
ing. The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction.
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CHRYSLER HEADS PREDICT
RISE IN SALES DURING 1956
President of the Chrysler of
Canada corporation is predicting
that his firm will produce and sell
at least ten percent more automo-
biles in 195? than they did in the
current record year, President
Ron Todgham reported that "The
eco•neihists tell us that we're going
to have better conditions for bus-
iness than We did 'in 1955 ;,and
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September 29
"GAMBLER FROM -
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Thectie closes foe the
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Sept. 29, Thanks to all
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our Season o Success,
We'll see you next April.
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Past president of the WOAA
gugh liawkins urged that any boy
tend a Ontario Hockey Association
sponsored school if one is held in
this area.
Discussion on uniforms, redecor
ating hockey toorn at arena, teens-
portation, Players available and
new players concluded the meeting.
Officers for the 1956-57 season
are; president, Russ Holmes; vice-
president, Don C. Colciehoue; sec-
retaryi R. D, Fremlin; treasurer,
George Lavis (who asked that re,
•Iaceenerit be sought); transporta-
tion, Jack Scruton (replacing Reg.
Ball); manager Bert Glidden.
W. C. Newcombe, Phm. B.
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