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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-09, Page 1207*".SPO Colts Lose Second Lucan Irish Last Night Here Six ,goals off the stick of school- teacher Don Fletcher was too much for Clinton Colts last night as the Lucan Irish downed the Colts in the local arena last night 10-5. This was only the second loss for Clinton this season'. Lucan led 5-0 at the end of the first period, The Colts goals were scored by Murray Colquhoun, Gordon Walters, Ken Doig, John Scott and Jack Merlarn, 0 Revised Schedule For Peewee League The first game of the new re- vised schedule for the Peewee town' League will be held on Sat- urday January 11, at 5.45, be- tween Canadiens and Maple Leafs. • The schedule was drawn up last Tuesday evening .,after officials were able to obtain >regular set hours at the arena. Red ,Wings :and Black Hawks will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 15, at 5.15 p.m. All previous games played in ' the league will not count in the standings. ' It is hoped that players and coaches and'managers will cut out this •schedule 'to keep track on when their team plays. Note that Saturday gamed start at 5.45 and Wednesday games start g 5.15. Revised Schedule Jan. 11---Maple Leafs , at Can- , adiens 15—Red Wings at Meek Hawks 18—Canadiens at Red Wings, 22—Maple Leaf at Black Hawks 25--nIVIaple, Leafs at Red Wings -29—Black I:Iawks at Can- adiens Feb. " 1—Red Wings at Black 5—Red Wings at Canadiens 8--Maple Leafs at Black Hawks 12-'$faple Leafs at Red .. Wings 15-..--Black Hawks adiens 19—lVfaple Leafs adiens Bantams Overrun RCAF Boys 16-0 -Clinton Bantam hockey team defeated RCAF Station Clinton Bantams 16-0 in the Arena Mon- day night, for the town team's first win. - Coach John Wilson has a hard= skating, big team, which might go place this, year. John is assisted with the coaching by Al May, both former Colt players. - Budd Boyes was top scorer for the town with four goals; scoring the first two goals of the game, then adding two more in the third period, Bill Murney got two in the first and one in the second. Mike Burns, an RCAF Station boy, Who prefers to play with the town team, also got three goals, two in the second and the other in the third. Bruce Cooper scored twice, Single goals were scored by Bob Thompson, Don Colquhoun, Ray Garon and Roger Cummings. Clinton, were assessed four pen- ' alties and the Air Foree team on- ly one. Clinton RCAF: goal Truscott; defencemen, Naish, Carew, Har- per, Constable, Logan; forwards, George, Gaudet, Clark, Cower, Clarke, Jackson, Cyr, Robichand, Collier. Clinton: goal, Livermore; def- encemen, Hymers, Cox, Murney, Lockwood; forwards, Allen, Cum- mings, Boyes, Colquhoun, Garon, Freeman, Thompson, C o op e r, Burns, Murphy. at Can-, at Can- Many At Funeral Of Torn, Pryde (Continued from Page One) Forest Lodge; charter. member of Exeter Lions elttbi and he• was an elder of Cavell lare$by, terian Church, Exeter, Mr, Pryde is survived by wife,, the former Mary 111, Bell, of ,Sea, Toth, whom he married in 1949, and four sons by an. earlier ntaX•e riage Thomas Raymond, Toron- to; John Bruce,,, Exeter; James- PoUgias .Chatharo; and Robert" Bruce, 443 a word, minimum 75e A series, of prenatal classes sponsored by the -Huron County Health Unit will begin Wednes- day, January 15, 1958, at 8.00 P;tn,. at the Health Unit office, Clinton Public Hospital, (ambulance en- trance), These will be held at, weekly intervals for nine weeks.. Those interested are invited to at- tend on the above date; or phone- the Health Unit: Goderich 1050,. between 9.00 a.m,-5.0Q p.m., or the Public Health Nurse, Clinton,, HU 2-9661 between 4,00 and 5.00" p.m. 2-3-b The monthly Child Health Con- ference sponsored by the Health, Unit at Ontario Street United Church will be held on Friday, January 10 from 2.00-4,00 pin, No, clinic will be held on January 17. 2b, Goderieh Pavilion—Na dancing, Saturday night until January 25, Friday, Jan, 31 —The Annual Euchre and Draw in the Bayfield:' Town Hall, sponsored by the Bay- field Lions Club. Murdoch's Or- chestra. • 2b CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JAN. 10- 4.30 - 5.30 p.m.—ItC_AF 5.30-6.30 p.m.—Bantams 6.30 -7,30 p.m.—Midgets 8.15-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating SATURDAY, JAN. 11- 9.00-10.00 a.m.--Skating for P.So Children, sponsored by Lions; 11.00-12.00 a.m.--Adastral Park 1.15 -5.30 p.m.---Figure . Skating 5.45 - 6.45 p.m.-,-Peewee Hockey Canadiens vs. Maple Leafs 8.30 p.m,—Intermediate Hockey Exeter vs. Clinton Colts MONDAY, .TAN. 13- 9.30-11.30 a.rn.—aCAF Public School Children 1.30- 2.30 p.m.—Junior Farmers.. 4.30 -'5.30 p.m.—,RCAF' 7.00 - 8.00 p.m. Bantams 8.30 p.m.—Juvenile Hockey TUESDAY, JAN. 14- 4.30 -5.30 p.m.—P.S. Children Grades 1 to 5, sponsored by- Lions. 6.30-11.00 p.m.—RCAF WEDNESDAY, JAN. '15- 2.15-4.00 p.m.—Public Skating 5.15 - 6.15 p.m.—Kinsmen Peewee Red Wings vs. Black Hawks: 8.15-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating THURSDAY, JAN. 16- 2,30 -3.30 p.m.—RCAF Public School Children. 4.30- 5.30 p.m.—Public School Children, Grades 6 to 8, sponsored by Lions 6,30-11.00 p.m.,--RCAF Hockey Bayfield Upsets Trustee Board; Three New Men (By our Dayfield, correspondent) In a quiet election in Bayfield on Monday afternoon, 144 voters turned out to elect three trustees, Benjamin Itathwell 100, 3, M, Stewart 97, .A. Featherston: 96, E, Howard, 57; J. H. Parker, 40, was the order in which the votes were polled. George Castle Was returning of, neer and Kenneth Brandon poll clerk. niathwell, Stewart° and Featherston were declared alesa tect The retiring Board of Trus- tees was Reginald Francis, J. E. Howard and J. H. Parker, Promoted. Airforce Headquarters has re- cently announced the promotion of Flying Officer George Conway Cooper, ,C.D„ 32, of Toronto and. Clinton, to the rank of Flight Lieutenant, F/L Cooper is pres- ently stationed at RCAIF Station Summerside, P,E.I„ where he Is employed as the Station Telecom- munications Officer, F/L Cooper is married to the former Jean Ferguson Elliott, Clinton, and the couple is present- ly residing at Summerside, with their four children, Daniel-7, Bar- bara 5, Stephen 2, and Sandra eight months. F/L Cooper is a member of the Masonic Lodge of Clinton. Fire Sweeps Thro' Commercial Inn (Continued from Page One) girls which she has organized for service to sick and shut-ins; had been practically destroyed, and plastic baskets ,,,which •the young folk used to carry their gifts and goodies had melted in the heat. She is extremely grateful to the members of the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Chureh who have offer- ed to replace the baskets lost, and are helping to get the. girls out- fitted , again. Meetings of the Bluebells are held in the dining- room of the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. VanDamme are grateful to the firemen for their' quick response and success in get- ting the flames under control, county were given by Hugh John- son, Walton; Carl Dalton, Sea- forth; Grant Webster, Varna; Ed- gar Rathwell, Holmesville and Carl Gooier, Auburn. Plans are being made to spon- S'or the CKNX Barn Dance once more. 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Full price $ 550 '49 FARGO % Ton Panel Excellent body and paint. Good motor and tiros. Try it—buy it; Full price — $ 425 NEW CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS — AND OLDSMOBILES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, WE'LL BE GLAD TO TALK DEAL WITH YOU, ,orne Brown Motors Limited CLINTON Phone HU 2-9321 ONTARIO PAGg TWELVE CLINTON NEWS-RECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY` 9, 195$ Undefeated Exeter • Team Here Saturday Night The 'powerful Exeter Mow- !hawks make their first visit to Clinton on Saturday night to. play the .Exeter are ;tio, defeated so far this ,season, while the -Colts have lost only two, This game could pretty well deckle who will lead the league, Saturday night games in Clin- ton 'are at 8.30, due to local : stores being .cloaed .Saturday nights, o. Promotion (Da Needs More Rooms Enrolment 600 by 1963 Colts Win Eighth Win :of Season On Lucan Ice Clinton Colts, chalked Up their eighth win of the season at Lucan last Friday night with a 6-4 vic- tory over the Lucan Irish. Jack Meriam lead the Colts with, four goals; he also leads the team in goals scored. Bev. Boyes and Ken Doig scored the other Colt tallies, Baynham, Vowels, White and Yelle scored the Irish goals, Lamm Irish:, goal Jake Barnes; defencernen, Ray Yelle, Rev. Orb- shott, Harry Wraith, Steve Stor- ey, Gord Elson, Bob White, Don McAlpine, Don Lankin, Jack Park, Al ,Ready, Paul BaYnhaM, Gerry Vowels. Clinton Colts: goal, Denomme; defence, T. Colquhoun, J. Carter, Edgar, Racicot, Lomax; forwards, K. Doig, B. Doig, Boyes, Hartley, Garon, Scott, Meriam, Walters, M. Colquhoun. 0 Clinton Bantams Tie Seaforth 5-5 hi First. Game After having a 4-1 lead early in the third period, Clinton Fidh and Game Club Bantam hockey team faltered badly in the last ten minu- tes of the game and allowed Sea- forth to tie the score at 5-5 in a well-played game in Lions Arena, last' Thursday evening. Seaforth scored their last three goals in, four minutes. The same teams play the return game in Seaforth this Saturday night. Seaforth—goal, John Patterson; defencemen, Bill Marshall, • --Bob Dinsmore, Bill Teall, Bill Ryan; forwards, Jiin Dick, Tom. Dick, Ted Lamont, Bill Muir, 13obe'Pap pie, Dave Dale, Kenny Mcllwain, Paul-Malote; Jim Boyes, Sub-goal. Clinton: goal, Bob Livermore; defence, Maynard Hymers, Craig Cox, Bill 'Muxney, Ken Truscott; fortvards, Keith Allen, Budd, Boy- es, Roger Cummings, Don' Colqu- houn, Raymond Garon, Don Free- man, Bruce Cooper, Mike Mur- phy, Don Locicwood. First Period 1—Clinton, -Cooper (Garon) 18.20, Second Period 2—Clinton, Cummings (Boyes), 6.00; 3—Seaforth, T. Dick (J. Dick), 13.10; 4—Clinton, Cum, mirigs (Allen), '19.10: /Third Period 5—Clinton, Cummings (Boyes), 4,05; 6—Seaforth, Lamont, 9.20; 7—Clinton, Allen (Boyes) 12.32; 8---Seaforth, T. Dick, 14.20; 9— Seaforth, Marshall, 15.25; 10— Seaforth, T. Dick (J. Dick) 19.35. Penalties: Teall. 0 Fish & Game Club Draw Winners; Mrs. William D. Lee, King Street, Clinton, won a Presto Cookmaster, as first prize in the local Fish and Game Club's minor hockey draw. The draw was made at the double-header minor hock- ey games in Lions Arena last Thursday evening. Second prize ' an electric frypan went to Mrs. Stewart Freeman; third prize, an electric iron, was won `byJanet Sharp; and fourth in electric clock was won by Jerry Steep, Mary Street. Proceeds of this draw are being used to promote minor hockey by the Fish and Game Club, who this year sponsor the bantam team. G. W. Nott and Mel Crich, two veteran 'hockey fans, and Bruce Cooper and Ray Garon, bantam players, made the four draws in that order, COIVIMANDER4ROLFE G. !MONTEITH, CD, Royal' Canadian Navy, 34 years of age, and on the staff of the Engineer-in-Chief, Naval Head- quarters, Ottawa, received his promotion • from - Lieutenant Commander• at December 31, 1957. He is the son of a former manager of the Bank of Mont- real, here, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. 'Monteith, now of Sault Ste. Marie. (National Defence Photo) Clinton Marksman Wins Labatt Cup At Kippen Shoot (By our Hensel' correspondent) earl Doucette, Clinton, won the John Labatt Trophy, In the New Year's Day shoot at the Kippen Gun Club, January 5. ' Trailing Doucette by one target were Ashley and Jack Gilbert, Goderich, and John Anderson, HensalL The two-man team'trophy, was captured by Ashley Gilbert and Earl Doucette. Bill Kyle, Kippen and Jack Gilbert were second in the team, competition. ' A five-man team made, up of shooters,from Clinton and Goder- ich have challenged the Minoan five-man team to a match which will take place at Goderich, Jan- uary 26, Other events will also be held at the Goderich shoot and all shooters will be invited to compete. The challenge shoot calls for 50 targets, 25 from a distance of 16 yards and 25 from A.T.A. handi- cap yardage., Seaforth Trounces Local Midget Team By 9-5 Clinton Legion Midget hockey team took a solid beating 'from Seaforth Midgets in the second game of the' double-header minor hockey games in th Clinton Lions Arena last Thursday evening. The, Seaforth team piled up four goals in the first six minutes of the game,-. to one by Clinton. Clinton scored another late in-the first period. Jim Broadfoot scored four times for Seaforth with the Dale- Scoins-Rowcliffe line getting the other five. This line is a fast, good passing combination, . Clinton scorers were Gattinger, Garon, E'ngelstad, Schoenhals and Livermore. Despite the nine goals against him, Jimmie Dales, Clin- ton's goaltender was the busiest and best man• on the ice. 'Clinton plays back in Seaforth this Saturday night as part of a double-header game; the other game being Clinton and Seaforth Bantams. Seaforth: goal, Jack Bedard; defence, Bob Reith, Bob Elliott; centre, Larry Dale; wings, Ray Scoins, Doug Rowcliffe; altern- ates, Jim Broadfoot, Tom Love, Keith Stacey, Carl Berger, Bill Pinder, John Varley, Harvey Dale; Brian Brady, sub-goal. Clinton: goal, Jim Dales; defe- ce, Charles Bartliff, Bill IVItirney; centre, Ron Livermore; wings, Ken tngelstad, Budd Boyes; alter- nates, Gattinger, Paul Schoenhals, Paul Pickett, John Jacob, Erie Sehellenbenger, Murray Hymers, Pete Garon, McLean; Bob Wat- kins, sub-goal.. First Priori Goals: 1—Seaforth, Rowcliffe (ID, Dale)..,P5; 2--Seaforth, Dale (Scois) 1,15; 3—Seaforth, Broadfoot (Pinder) 3.50; 4—Clin- ton, Gattinger (Schoenhals) 4.40; 5--.-Seaforth, Broadfoot, 6.10; 6— Clitton, 'Garon, 15.10, Sch,ond Period Goals: 7—Seaforth, Broadfoot, 3.10; 8.—Seaferth, Scoins (Row- dale) 17.20; :9—Clititen, Etgel- stad (Livermore) 18.20, Third Period Goals: 10—Seaforth, Scoins, 10.10; 11—Clinton, Schoenhals (Gattioger) 15.20; 12—Seaforth, Scoins (Dale) 18.50; 13--Seaforth, Broadfoot -(H, Dale) 19.00; 14— Clinton, Livermore (EngelStad) 19.50. This year's 10-member Clinton District Collegiate Institute Bo- ardwill be compelled• to look into the matter of additional ae- eommodation according to Irvine Tebbutt, Goderich Township, who was last ;night , elected president of ,the Hoard, at the inaugural Meeting, Mr, ,Tebbutt referred to a re- cent report from E. R. MoClell- and, Woods-took, . inspector of high schools, which revealed that in five' years time the anticipated enrollment will be &DO. The pres- ent capacity is 430. E., A, Fines principal, reported that present enrolment is 440, A 0:even-room .$180,000 addition was opened in October 1955. Mr. Tebbutt told the Board that the present facilities would be "OK. for one or two years but an addition takes time." Two new members appointed by their respective municipalities. included Kenneth McRae repres- enting town of Clinton (to suc- ceed Q. J. Livermore) and , Car- man Hodgins appointed by Blyth village council ' (to stieceed Ber- nard Hall), Re - elected as vice-president was Menno Steckle, Stanley Town- ship and C. Lawson was re- appointed secretary-treasurer, The school's. two janitors, Lawrence penorrune and Carl Skov were re-hired at an increase in salary. Bert Clifford, student at Clin- ton District Collegiate Institute Was elected mayor at the Onnual meeting of the Clinton 'Teen Town and will head the group throughout 1958. Supporting him will be Reeve Douglas Norman. . 'Secretary 'of ¢ "Teen Town is Barbara Peckitt and treasurer is Karen Cook. Councillors are Judi Cluff, Jeannie Etue, Sylvia Bell, Darlene Laister, Larry Wal- sh and John Jacob. 'Teen Town meets every other week in CDCI, and at present are planning a dance for January 17, when an orchestra has been en- gaged. This club is sponsored by the Clinton Lions Club, and at least one member 'of the Liims Club attends each function of 'Teen Town. The young people have strict rules and regulations which are posted at each dance. They are as follows: 1. Members MUST have mem- bership cards and show them at the door at every regular 'Teen Town Dance. His briefcase bulging with ma- terial, Gordon Hill, Varna, the Ontario President of the Farmers Union left late Thursday evening, January 2, from the annual meet- ing of the County Unit, to em- plane from. Malton airport for a meeting in, Winnipeg, There he was to consult with other leadrs nf the Farmers Union and prepare a brief to present.to parliament in Ottawa this week, Robert Taylor, RR 3, Clinton, -succeeds Mr. Hill to the job of director of the Huron County unit of the OFU, and was chairman of the meeting held in the agricul- tural office board room. As guest speaker at the meet- ingn-Mr. Hill told of his travels— with past president A. V. Corinack through Eastern Ontario., and through Dufferin, Grey and Bruce. He told of his amazement in the number , of part-time farmers — farmers who had to have a second job in order to make ends meet. He said that economists are ad- vising that farmers just wait 20 to 25 year for prosperity, but that IS the same advice they got just 25 years ago. ' "Contract farming," said Mr. Hill, "can work to the detriment of farmers. Though I sympathize with the farmer who is forced to contract farming, the sad part is- that the feed man who lets the contract cares only for the feed consumed. Other farmers have to compete with this, and the price of farm animals is driven lower." Mr ,Hill criticized the Ontarig Federation of Agriculture for in- viting only progressive conser- vative members from this province to listen to their requests, and in fact suggested that a PC member from Western Canada leave the meeting, "This is no time for regional policies," said Mr. Hill, "We can get that at Toronto, but at Ottawa, requests should be at a cross-Canada level." He criticized several of the o NEWS-RECORD APOLOGISES For ()Ammo (OYES • THREE-GOAL EFFORT The Xews-Record regrets the failure t6 mention the three-goal scoring effort of 13ev Boyes-in the second game of the two-game ex- hibition hockey series with Mit- alien played IA Lions Arena on Boxing Day afternoon., We are sorry for this reporting oversight and would like to point out that it was an oversight and not in- tentional. nev IS the youngest player on the team and has been consistent SCorer all seasoil. Committees appointed were (first named is chairman) agri- culture, Mervin Richmond, Morris Township; George Reid, Varna; Willis VanEgrnond, Hullett Town'- ship; Carman Hodgins, Blyth; property, Dr. J, A. Addison, Clin- ton; George Falconer, Tucker- smith Township; John Lavis, Clinton; Walter McGill, East Wa- wanosh; XVfcRae, Clinton; study old welfare, J, Lavis, N. McRae, George Falconer, M. Steckle; fjparice, G.,* Reid, M. Richmond, W. VanEgrriOnd, Walter McGill; transportation, Stecklets Hodgins, VanEgrnond, Richmond; cadet, Falconer, Principal Fines, Cadet Inatructor G, W, McGee, Estimated 'balance at the• end of 1957 was $9,194, with a total expenditure of $137,391, „ Regular monthly meetings will be held on the second Wednes- day of each month. Principal Fines report showed the December average daily at- tendance as 364, and loss of days was due to icy roads, A .re- quisition for a time clock for the furnace was granted, and until it is installed, Mr. Denornme 'will continue going to the school each morning at five o'clock to turn up the heat so that the building will be warm. On recommendation of the in- spector a new ruling that stud- ents remain at the school until four o'clock has gone into effect. • 5. A person who leaves is not allowed back in. ' 6. No members will be admit- ted after 10.15. 7. Prince range: 8.30 to 9.45, 15e; 9.45 to 10,15, $25. 8. Dance over at 11.30. 9. Lions Club and 'Teen Town Council ar not responsible for conduct of members, after 11,30.' 10. GAMBLING, PROFANITY and SMOKING strictly prohibit- ed, 11, Anyone under the influence of alcohol will be excluded from the premises, Federation's actions, but did not feel the organizatioli should be done away with. He felt that the Federation had a job to do in co- ordinating all the Boards and Co- operatives, and the Farmers Un- ion is needed as the producers organization. Reports from locals within the Bert Clifford Elected 1958 Mayor Local Lions Sponsored Teen Town • 2, TbenCouncil has the right to cancel the membership of any member if any ,of these rules are violated. 3. ALL Airmen are excluded from 'Teen Town except thdse es- corted by a girl member who will be responsible. for the behaviour of the gentleman throughout the evening. 4, No admittance without pay- ing. Gord. Hill Flies to Winnipeg For Top-Level Farm Talks