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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-12, Page 12SPORTS Colts Win'. and Lose To .Forest'.:Lakesides Clinton Colts and the Forest Lakesides split a two-game series in the WOAA Interniediate "B" league last weekend. Hoth are 13" teams and could very easily .end up in a league playoff series. Forest won their twine game last Thursday night 7-5; while the Colts won here on Saturday night 8-6. On the series each team scored 1.3 goals. - In the Saturday night game here, the 350 fans witnessed top- brand intermediate hockey. The Colts drew seven of the nine pen- alties, but offset this by scoring three goals while shorthanded,' The Goderich line of Gord. Walt- ers, Doug Cruickshank and Jack Meriam, scored five of the Vela. Ken Doig scored twice and.brother Bob got the other goal. Clinton Bowling Leagues Standings Following is• the standing as at Wednesday noon, December 11, of all five-pin• bowling leagues being run at the Clinton. Bowling Alley, CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE high total Team W L T total gms pts Dobbers 16 19 1 7 36 40 Hearts 17 22 - 4 39 38 Cleaners .. 20 16 9 36 49 Stars 19 19 1 6 39 45 Budgies 20 16 7 36 47 Drivers, ,. 23 16 7 39 53 Clubs ,.., 17 22 4 39 3$ Imps 17 19' 5 36 39 Ladies: high single, Marg Rey- nolds, 346; high triple, Marg. Rey- nolds, 903; men: high single, Char- lie Wilson, 374; high triple, Jim Armstrong, 822; high team single, Stars, 1218; high team triple, 3214. LONDESBORO LADIES high total Team W L T total gins pts Zig-Zags .. 32 13 11 45 75 Sirens 26 19 „ 9 45 61 • Shifties .. 19 26 7 45 45 Saps ...... 13 32 3 45 29 High single, Jean Little, 305 High triple, Jean Little, 689 High team, single, Zig-Zags, 971. High team triple, Zig-Zags, 2710 High average, Betty Archarn- bault, 184. LONDESBORO MEN , high total Team 'NV L T total grns,pts Mechanics‘17 24 1 51/4 42 101/4 Shads 20 22 71/2 42, 471/2 Shiners 25 16 1 7 42 59 Mic Macs 21 21 7 42 49 High single, Bob Riley, 338; high triple, Cliff Sundercock, 789; high team single, Mechanics, 1213; high team triple, Mic Macs, 3316; high average, Glen Carter, 218; most improved player, Bob Riley, 22. BEPC MIXED LEAGUE Team Points Ada Schell 54 Jim Graham 39 Flo Symons 35 Fred Radley 52 High average, men, Jim Graham, 203; high 'average, ladies, Ada Schellenberger, 179; high triple, ladies, Lena Arnston, 728; high triple, men, Ada Schellenberger, 610; high single, men, Harry Schellenberger, 307; high single, ladies, Ruth Brown, 268. OLDSTERS vs. YOUNGSTERS Result of• the last meeting be- tween the Oldsters and Youngsters played on December 7. On the sea- son's play the Oldsters are undis- puted champions and are now look- ing for new opposition. Oldsters ,Capt. Jim Armstrong 600 George Carter 505 Bert Harris 590 Bert White 641 Gordon Lawson 542 Jack Armstrong 609, —3481 Youngsters Capt. Joe Cooper 665 Glen Carter 546 Howie Grealis 578 Harry Tebbutt 543 Murray Johnston I 503 Gordon MacGregor 521 —3354 Oldsters won by 133 So far this season 55 men have bowled over a 300 score; and 49 games over 300 for the ladies, Jim Armstrong leads the over-300 with eight games, followed by Murray Johnston with seven, Marg Reynolds holds the high single and high triple for the ladies ,in all bowling at the alley this season. CHOP.O-MATIC NEW FOOD °CHOPPEil. . You Just Tap It! .STAINLESS STEEL — ROTATING BLADE You've Seen It On TV EASY TO USE — EASY TO CLEAN $2.98 Mouli-Julienne Shreds, cuts or slices veg- etabkes and fruits easily and without effort. ko. 1 $2.98 No. 2 • $4.98 ELECTROHOME Portable Record Player 3-speed, automatic changer ItAiSTLY 3-SPEED POR,T.AIILE RECORD PLAYER 1„..„„,.. SUTTER-PERDUE "Your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer" $64.95 Clinton, Ont. 023 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FLYING SAUCERS — Wonder- , land Snow Sleighs. t3 95 Special v CHILDREN'S T.V. CHAIRS in wrought iron with red, grey and black barrel e, nr seats. Special 4 a 117 ., VILLAGE SETS in plastic—cpn- taining school,.pars, church, etc. Special PAPERMATE GOLD CAPRI PEN—Special A few Waterman's Pen & Pencil specials: PEN ...,. reg. 16.00 for 10.95 PENCIL .. reg. 3.60 for 1.80 and a few more specials not listed. Extra good quality but discontinued lines. Many: years of guaranteed service. 2 Only —.RONSON ELECTRIC SHAVERS— guaranteed. Reg. 26.50 for $19'0 95 3 Only—PHILISHAVE ELECT- RIC SHAVERS. id n c Reg. 26.95 for 4 1 710 98C $3.93 McEWAN'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY TURKEY BOWL Anyone Bowling Exactly 163 between Dec, 20, 1957 and Dec: 30, 1957, at 8 p.m., will be eligible for Bowl-Off at 9 p.m. Dec. 30, 1957. Prizes for Top 5 in Bowl-Off, Clinton Bowling Alley Open. Bowing All Next Week Two 'More' Peewee Hockey Games Owing to difficulty in getting Ir- ma hours, sponsors were just able • to schedule- two. more games, until next issue of News-Record. On .aturtlay, December 14, Red: • Wings will play against Canadiens, game time is 545 to .6.45 p,in, On Wednesday, December 18, Black Hawks. will go Against -Can-. adiens„ with game time 5,00440' p.m. It is hoped that players and managers will keep in close touch with the dates and hours so nobody--will be gbsent,^ Future Games Saturday, Dec. 14- Red Wings vs- • Canadiens. Wednesday, Dec, 18-Black Hawks vs. Canadiens, 5.004,00 Pan,. 4o a, word, minimum 75e The Monthly Child Health Con- ference sponsored by the Health Unit at Ontario Street United:. church will be held on Friday, December 12, from 2 to 4 p.m. No clinic will be held on December 20. 50-b Goderich Pavilion - Dancing every Saturday, Christmas night, December 25, New Year's Eve, De- cember 31. R;eservations: phone Goderich 675 or 419. 'Teen-20 Record Hop, December 29 with Johnny ,Erent of CKNX, 49-50-51-52b CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE FRIDAY, DEC. 13- 4.30-5.30 p.m.-RCAF Peewee 5.45-6.45 p.m.-Midgets 7.00-8.00 pan.--Broom Ball - 9.00-Clinton Colts vs. 131aekwell: SATURDAY, DEC. 14-- 9.00-10.00 a.m.-Free Skating for- Public School, Children, spon- sored by Clinton Lions Club. 11.00-12.00 am.-Adastral Park. With passes. 1.30-5.30 pain-Figure Skating 5.45-6,45 pan.--Peewee Hockey 6.4517:30 p.m.----Bantams '8.15-10.00 p.m.-Public Skating MONDAY, DEC. 16- 1.30-2.30 p.m.-Junior Farmers 4.30-5.30 p.m.-RCAF Peewee 5.30-6.30 p.m.-Bantams 7,00-8.00 p.m.--,RCAF Broom Ball 8.00 p.m.---Lions Night • TUESDAY, DEC. 17- 4.30-5.30 p.m.. - Public School. Children, sponsored by Lions,. -grades. 3 to 5 6.3011.00 p.m.-RCAF WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18-2.30-3.30 p.m.-Skating 5.00-6,00 p.m.-Peewee Hockey 8,15-10.00 pan.-Public Skating THURSDAY, DEC. 19- 4.30-5.30 p.m. - Public School Skating, sponsored by Lions, grades 5 to 8. 6.30-11.00 p.m.-RCAF THE DRIVER IN YOUR FAMILY WILL WELCOME YOUR GIFT FOR THE CAR. Here are a Few Suggest' WINDSHIELD WASHER (installation not included MAGNETIC FLASHLIGHT CONTOUR FLOOR MATS—fro SAFETY BELTS OUTSIDE MIRRORS $4.95 to $9.75 TISSUE HOLDER $ 5.95 BACK-UP LIGHTS "(installation no included) $ 6;75 DOOR EDGE GUARD ELECTRIC CLOCK ons: $ 8.25 $ 2.75 t $ 7.75 or $ 8.50 $13.75 $ 8.75, $2230 Many other item s, moderately priced, for year- long pleasure. mas, drive a safe car, afety Check NOW. Do avoid accidents. 4. This Chris Let us do a S your share to 1 Lorne B rown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly t"`04,/ CHEV,-OLDS. Dealer HUnter 2-932 1 CLINTON Open Evenings for your Convenienc 15,4.04 TWELVE A program of 4-11 Club aptivity in Huron County was brought to a Climax Friday night at the tenth annual Achievement Night held In Wingharri District High School, • More than 1,200 persons saw hon- ors and Prizes presented to 473 young farm people who completed projects in '80 clubs this year. Awarded the distinction as Hu- ron County's “all="round" 1-II mem- ber was 20-year-old Bert Pepper,, RR 3, Seaforth, who received the ton Cardiff Citizenship Trophy absentia, The young Tucker- smith Township farmer was at- tending the National 4-H Club. Congress at Chicago as Ontario's only delegate. The award, won not only for 4-H, but for home and community activities, wasNreeeived on his son's behalf by William Pepper, Guest speaker was the director of field services, extension branch, Ontario Department of Agricul- ture, Montcalm, Toronto, Ovre 82,865 was given to the members in- cash prizes during the program, which was chaired by the president of the Huron County 4-H Club Leaders, John Strong, Gorrie. A member of Exeter 4-H Beef Calf Club, Gerald Wallis, RR 1, Branton, received the Tom Pryde Trophy for the highest number of points, in the county (he scored '951 out of a possible 1,000), as well as thel.A, Anstett, Clinton, award for the highest standing in 4-H Beef Calf wank in the minty, Gerald was alsp runner-up (and last year's winner) as grand champion showman in 4-1•1 Beef Calf Clubs, The Warden's 'Novice Trophy, presented this year by Huron County Warden Harold. Gowdy, Wroxeter, was won by16-year-old Robert Fotheririgharn, Brucefield, a member of the McKillop 4-H. Grain Club, as the novice member with the highest standing, For his olitstanding achievement in Huron County 4-H Grain Clubs, Don Hemingway, RR 3, Brussels, was presented with the William A. Schmid, Lucknow, Trophy, which was presented this year for the first time. Runner-up for this trophy was Bert Pepper, with one less point than the winner. With the highest number of points in 4-H Swine Clubs in 1957, Winston Powell, RR 2, Seaforth, received the Marvin Howe Trophy. For his champion Swine Club gilt in the counties- of Huron and Perth, Donald Carter, RR 2, Sea- forth, a member of . the Seaforth 4-H Swine Clill?, captured the Say, auge Trophy, The agriculture representative's special cash award, donated, by.D„ M. Miles, to the grand chani&pit swine shoWman, was won by a member of the Seaforth 4-H Swine Club, Kenneth Papple, RR 5, •Sea- forth. The Senator Golding Junior Showmanship Trophy wept to Bill Strong, RR 2, Dublin, as grand champion showman in 4-H Beef Calf Clubs. For his champion. Hereford calf, shown at the county championship 4411 Beef Calf Club show, Leroy Rintoul, Whitechurch, was present- ed with the Huron Hereford As: sociation trophy, Miss Patsy Marshall, RR 1, Kirkton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Marshall, took home for the second time the A. Y. McLean Trophy, awarded each year to the grand- champion showman in 4-II Dairy Calf Clubs. She also re- ceived the Bank of Commerce award for having the highest standing in 4-H Dairy Calf Club work in the county. The Seaforth Agricultural So- ciety trophy went to Norman Cartwright, RR 1, Londesboro, for In 'Germany Word has been. received, at his home here, of the arqval in Weil, Germany, of Sapper Rob- inert Seeley, Royal Canadian En- gineers, He will be stationed there for two years, his champion sample of oats, ex- hibited by a Huron 4-H Grain Club member. Top members in each of the 4-H Swine. clubs, in the county, who re- ceived showingn canes from the Stratford District Yorkshire Club were Ron Smith, RR 2, Brussels; Murray Lobb, RE 2, Clinton; Cam- eron Robinson, Belgrave; Winston Powell, RR 2, Seaforth. Seven members of the Huron County 4-H Club Leaders' Associa- tion were honoured by Mi. Mont- calm of the extension branch when he presented them with club lead-' ers' certificates. The presentations, which honor five years' service as a 4-H Club leader, went to Harvey Johnston, Clinton; William Boyd, Walton; Stanley Hillen, Walton; George Underwood, Wingham; Kenneth Stewart, SeafOrth; Harry Strang, Hensall, and Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow. Top-scoring members included: Zurich 4-H Calf Club, Edgar Wil- lert, RR 1, Zurich, 877; Norman Geiger, RR 2, Zurich, 858; John Erb, RR 1, Zurich, 851; Bayfield 4-H Dairy Calf Club, Don Lobb, RR 2, Clinton, 933; Lobb, RR Clinton, 933; Murray 'Donald Mc- Kenzie, RR 2, Bayfield, 922. Sea- forth 4-11 Dairy Calf Club; Gloria Boyd, RR 2, Walton, 921; Betty Storey, RR 2, Seaforth, 910; Mar- jorie Boyd, RR 2, Walton, 891. 'Clinton 4-H Grain Club, Bert Pepper, RR 3, Seaforth, 932; Nor- man Cartwright, RR 1, Landes- boro, 928; Garnet Wright, RR 1, Londesboro, 902. McKillop 4-H Grain. Club, Don Hemingway, RR 3, Brussels, 933; Robert Father- bighorn) RR 3, Seaforth, 918; Douglas Jamieson, RR 4, Clinton., 907, Exeter 4-11 Grain Club, Gordon Strang, RR 1, Henson, 916; Garry Rowcli'ffe, RR 1, Hensall, 901; Lorne Ballantyne, RR 3, Exeter, 899. Hensall Kinsmen 4-H White Bean Club, Marlene McLachlan, RR 3, Kippen, 884; Evelyn Hyde, RR 3, Kippen, 732; Alex Hyde, RR 3, Kippen, 730. . Seaforth Lions 4-H Poultry Club, Betty Storey, RR 2, Sea- forth, 024; Jean Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield, 912; Jack Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield, 902. Bayfield '4-H Swine Club, Don Lobb, Clinton, 917; Murray Lobb, RR 2, Clinton, 873; Roger Layton, RR 1, Brucefleld, 867. Seaforth 4-H Swine Club, Winston Powell, RR 2, Seaforth, 945; Jack /Broad- foot, RR 1, Brucefield, 939; Bruce Coleman, RR 4, Seaforth, 929. 0 Hockey Coach Badly Needed By BantaM Team The Fish and Game-Sponsored Bantam hockey team have been ,holding regular practice sessions at the arena-but they have no per- manent coach as yet. Here is a chance for a former hockey player or anyone interested in this 12 to 14 age group of boys. According to manager E. W. Col- quhoun there is a lot of good hoc- key talent in the 20-odd boys who have come out to play. There are boys from Londesboro, the RCAF Station as well as town kids. If anyone would care to take this coaching job on, please contact Mr. Colquhoun or one of the Fish and Game Club executive. This is the club's first year in sponsoring a minor hockey team. Colts 8—Forest 6 Clinton: Colts; goal, Denomme; defence, Racicot, Lomax, Carter, Arbour; dforrar,arBdos,yells,arBtl.eyboGireitn: Doig, Cruickshank, Meriam', Walt- ers; sub-goal, German. First Period 1-Clinton, K. Doig .. _17.03 Penalties: Arbour, 1.17; Meriayn, 4.20; Dunlop, • 5.00; Lomax, 7 42; Racicot, 15.25. Second Period 2-Clinton, Meriam 2.36 3-Clinton, Walters 7.02 4--Forest, Armstrong (White) 10.52 5-Clinton, Walters (Cruick- 6-Forest, Ulrich (Cruick- shank) . .. _ ......... 13.25 7--Forest, Graham (Ulrich) 19.29 Penalties: Scott, 1.44; Arbour, 6.50; Meriam and Armstrong, 8.10, Third Period S--Forest, White (Bloom- field) 3.15 9-Forest„ Smith (Graham, 0,_4rUlorricsht), 3.25 12-Clinton, Bruickshank (Meriam, Walters) 11-Clinton, K. Doig Grahom (Ulrich) 1175...340650 13-Clinton, B. •Doig ('K.Doig) 13.02 14L-Clinton, Walters 1942 No penalties. Forest 7—Colts 5 Clinton Colts: goal, Bill Ger- man; defence, Jack Carter, Babe Arbour, ' Tom 'Colquhoun, Clive Lomax,' Leo Racicot; forwards, Gord Walters, Doug Cruickshank, Jack Meriam, Ken Doig, Bob Doig, Bev Boyes9, Mait Edgar, John. Scott, Bob Garon; sub-goal, Don Denomme. .Forest: goal, Livingstone; de- fence, Dunlop, Armstrong; for- wards, Ulrich, Smith, Bloomfield; alternates, Kelly, Martin, Todd, Fruit, Wolsey, Whhite, Graham and Harland; sub-goal, LaLinde. 1-Forest,FirsBlootmPfeirielodd . • and Armstrong) 7.14 2-Forest, Smith (Harland) 16.29 3-Ferest, Bloomfield(Kelly) 17.11 Penalties: K, Doig (interference) 4,44; Dunlop (kneeing) 9.02; Kelly. (kneeing) 19.02. Second Period 4--Forest, Graham (Har- land) 11.37 -6-Clinton, Meriam(Cruck- 15;29 5-;Clinton, Garon 7-,Forest, Harland (White, Ulrich) 19.06 8 Bob Doig (Ken Doig) naltsiea : Bob Doig ('kneeing) Pe ) 9.45; Lomax (tripping) 10.59. Third Period 9-Clinton; Racicot 2.44 10-Clinton, Meriam, (Cruick- shank)4.10 11-Forest, Graham (Ulrich) 6.15 12-Forest, Kelly 13.39 Penalties: Print (holding) 3.54; Meriam (holding), 5.26; Fruit (slashing) 8-16; Ken Doig (trip- ping) 8.16; bench penalty to Clin- ton served by Cruickshank 16.00. OUNTON NEWS-11E00M) 473 Huron IciiH Club Members Receive Awards and Prizes Open Bowling Next Week, Tuesday, Dec. 17 and nightly from. Friday, Dec. 20 until New Year's., 50-1-b - 'T .DAY, 17,00P4M 1.90T " '.COMING EVENTS