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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-06, Page 10VALENTINES for Sweetheart, Wife, Mother and. Dad; beautifplly boxed and some with perfume pm to $2.00 VALENTINES for Sweetheart, Wife, Hus- band, Mother and Dad, Niece, • Nephew, Friends, etc, .„.. 5c to 50c JUVENILE CARDS for Boy, Girl, Reafive, etc. - Sc to 25c FANCY FREE CARDS-Something new in cards 25c CHILDREN'S CARDS in packages, _ 10c - 29c - 59c WALT DISNEY Box of Valentines to make up-includes Hearts, Doilies and Pictures .., 50c VALENTINE SERVIETTES, Tablecloths, Candles, Crepe Paper, etc. VALENTINE BOORS-40 Valentines to cut out, with envelopes 25c McEwan's BOOKS and STATIONERY SPORTS Clinton Bantam jockey Team Ousted, By Seaforth; Two Games To One Clinton Bantam hockey team lost out in the "C" playoff series with Seaforth two games to one, Clinton won the first game in Sea- forth, with. Seaforth taking the next two games on Clinton ice. Scalar*• 6-.-Clinton Tommy Dick scored four goals Monday night when the Seaford: Bantams- beat the Clinton Fish and Game Club-sponsored bantams 6 to 2. Mallwain and Dinsmore got the other two counters. Bruce Cooper and Budd Boyes scored Clinton's goals. Seven penalties Were handed out by referees Ken Doig and Doug Andrews, four to Clinton and three 'to Seaforth. Last Night's Game Last scheduled game of the Sea- son for the Clinton Bantams was played here yesterday evening, and locals lost to Seaforth in the final two minutes. The score was 4-3. This was the last of a best-of- three series in the playoffs, CLINTON ; Bob Livermore, goal; M. Hymens, Craig Cox, Ken Tett- scatt, Don Lockwood, defence;, Keith Allen, Budd Boyes, centre; Roger Cummings, Bruce Cooper, Don Freeman, Doug Mairs, R, Garon, Mike Burns, Mike Murphy, forwards, ,SEAFORTH: J. Patterson, goal; J. Boyes, sub-goal; T. Lamont, B. Dinsmore, T.Dick, J. Dick, B. Teall, D. Dale, B. Papple, K. Malwain, J. Sills, .1. Maloney, B. Ryan, P. Malone, B. Muir. „Goals were scored by B. Dins- more, B. Teall, T. Dick (2); Lock- wood, Ken Truscott and Bruce Cooper. Last-Place Blackwell Team Beats Colts In High-Scoring, Rough Contest It is very encouraging for the coaches', of Peewee teams to see so. many of the parents out to watch their boys play their hockey. There are a number of faithful parents who never miss a game and of late some of the rest must have been either watch- ing TV or reading the papers in which. the slogan has been "Don't send him-TAKE' HIM", for quite a few have been out. Although the score would indic- ate a onesided game this is not the case. As it happened the Red Wings were short a number of players and the good line of the Canadians took advantage of their handicap. However, the two coaches got together and agreed to play their small players at the same time. On the Red Wing team Mark SChoenhals took the faney of the GODERICH JUVENILES DEFEAT CLINTON 7-4 In a very rough hockey game yesterday evening, Clinton Juven- iles were defeated by the Goder- ich. team, 7-4. There were 11 pen- alties in the game, . Clinton goals were scored' by Walsh, Schoenhals, Stanley and Gautreau. Goderich goals were scored by Jeffrey (2), Pennington, Garrick, McArthur, Morris' and Sturdy, REMAINDER OF SCHEDULE FOR CLINTON COLTS Feb. 7-Clinton at Exeter 8-Pt. Edward at Clinton 14 Clinton at Lucan 22-Lucan at Clinton 24 Clinton at Blackwell 26-Zurich at Clinton All-Star Bowlers League Schedule Tuesday Nights ervice I I WHY DO ALL THAT WRITING? When A Rubber Stamp will do it faster, easieri and who knows? may- be neater, too. Order one at the Clinton News-Record Delivery, Within 10 days, 4.4..MJNIPwro,0 tr•vvti^eNri ,..•••••••#~ Day and Night TAXI SERVICE LeaveYour Driving Worries Parked In 'Your Garage. 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"Wes" Holland .-- "Dory" Rutledge Phone HIT 2-7055 VICTORIA STREET CLINTON ERRILL Feb. 11-Iondesboro at Bakers' Chevs at Bombers Feb. 18-Bombers at Londesboro Bakers at Chevs Feb. 25-Londesbors at Chevs Bombers at Bakers Mar, 4-Chevs at Bombers Bakers at Londesboro Mar. 11-Bakers at Chevs Londesboro at Bombers Mar. 18----Bombers at Bakers • Chevs at Londesboro Mar. 25-Bakers at Londesboro Bembers at Chevs Apr. 2-.Londesboro at Bombers Chevy at Bakers Apr. 8---Chevs at Londesboro Bakers at Bombers Apr. 15-Bombers at Obeys Londesboro at Bakers Bayes scored the prettiest goal of the game. Taking a pass from Jack IVIeriarn in Clinton's defence zone, Bev showed excessive speed and stiolchandling skill, going nearly the full length of the arena to` scorehis goal. Malt Edgar get the first goal: of the game. Ken D'oig and Walters scored in the second and Meriam got Clinton's only tally in the third. Moorehouse scored five times for Blackwell, with Smith, Mason and Randal getting two each. Clinton Colts: goal, German; de- fence, Edgar, Arbour; centre, K. Doig;- wings, Walters, Menvan; alternates, Meriam, Boyes, Scott, Hartley, Garon, M. Colquhoun, T. Colquhoun; Lomax and Carter. Blackwell: goal, Baines; defence, Smith, Gardnexek centre, Randal; wings, Mason, Reeve; alternates, Griffin, Moorehouse, Wales, La- tour, Blake, Smale and Hornblow- en crowd with his even skating and hockey know-how. On the Can- adians the, two smallest players, Butch Fleet and Butch Elliott ap- peared to play up to their nick names. First half: Canadians. Bobby Glazier from Laurie Colquhoun and Jahn Co- oper, John Cooper from. Glazier and Laurie Colquhoun, John Co- oper from Laurie Colquhoun. Red Wings: 'Bernie Scott from Borden McRae. 'Second half: Canadians: Laurie Colquhoun from Brian; La,vis, Bobby Glazier from John Cooper, John Cooper from Bobby Glazier, Laurie Colquhoun from Brian Lavis and John Coop- er, Laurie Colquhoun from John Cooper. Red Wings: Borden McRae from Barry Glazier. Legion Committee Members Listed -Two committees of the Clinton Branch No. 140 Canadian Legion, which were omitted from the ac- count last week are: Poppy committee, J. D. Thorn- dike, chairman; G. M. Counter, J. W. Counter, Donald Symons, IVIer- ton Merrier, Kenneth Scott, Geo- rge Cowan and Douglas Andrews. Bingo committee: Dick Free- man, chairman; callers, Hector Kingswell, Dick Frerirlin, J, W. Counter and Hal Hartley; .cash- iers, Cameron Proctor, K. W. Colquhoun, Edv.rard J. Dale, Gar- net Harland and Gordon Herman; floorinen, Bob Hicks, Sam Shipp, Harold Black, Louis Dutot, Fred Ford, Sam Spencer, Douglas And- rews and Bud Schoenhals. Goderich Township Social Evening A very successful social evening under the auspices of St. James Church Woman's Association, Mid- dleton, was• held in the S.S. 9 "Tipperary" schoolhouse on Fri- day evening January a. 17 tables of euchre were hi play. Ladies prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Middleton and Mrs. John Huller; men's prizes by' John De- eves and cordon Steepe, Milton Steepe won ling prize far the most lone hands. A brisk auction of articles don- ated by the ladies of the W. provided much interest and pray- d lucrative. The successful auct- ioneers were, reeve John Deeves Donald Middleton and Ray Wise. The articles included, aprons, homemade candy, canned goods, lien's socks, etc. The ladies served their usual bountiful lunch and coffee, after ?Mich musical numbers were en- toyed, _These were conducted by timer Trick at the piano and his nephews, Murray and Stewart Grigg with• their accordians, All present reported a very ple- asant evening and the W. A. made $52,. 5,000 Hogs Sold To One Customer By Bog Agency The largest single sale of hogs in the five -year history of the Ontario Hog Producers Marketing Agency was made an January 22, when 5,000 hogs wer sold to one firm at an increase of 50 cents per hundredweight over immedia- tely previous 'bids, Charles IVfan- nis, president of the Ontario Hog Producera Ca-operative .announc- ed. The; 50 cent increase per hund- redweight in price is equal to $3,750 or 75' cents per hog, Mr. McInnis said. "This sale at such a price," Mr. Innis stated, "would not have been possible without our 14 mar- keting points acrOss. Ontario through which almost 80 'percent of Ontario hogs pare moving. Par- ticularly impressive about the per- formance of these marketing points is that the volume at two of these paints, is now frequently ahead of that at the Ontario stock yards in Toronto." Prices for hogs as recorded 'by- the Ontario Hog Producers Co- operative opened at 28% 'cents per Pound last week and closed at 29% cents. $1,800 Damage In Two Car Crash Albert Vercruyssen, 47, RR 2, Blyth, was taken to Clinton Pub- lic Hospital Saturday morning suffering head lacerations and shock following a sideswipe collis- ion involving cars driven by his son, Rene, 19, and Wellington Mc- Nall, 45, Blyth, Damage to the automobiles was estimated at $1,800, The mishap occurred on conces- sion 8, Morris Township. Dr. J. W. Street, Elyth, attend- ed the elder Vercruyssen at the scene. Constable Ross Balls, of the Gaderich detachment of the OPP, investigated. At Wingham " A two-car crash at Zetland Bridge on. No. 86 Highway west of Wingham, resulted in $500 property damage. No one was in- jured. Harold Elphick, RR 3, Luoknow, and the Rev. George Hoyterna, Clinton, were driving the vehicles, said 'Provincial Constable' Carl Monk, Wingharn detachment, who investigated'. PORTER'S HILL The Woman's Association of Grace Church will meet an Thurs- day afternoon, February 13, at the Mane of Mrs. William Townshend, The Grace church Sunday School executive and teachers met on Monday evening last, at the home of Mrs. Reid Torrance. The following slate of officers were el- ected for 1958: superintendent, Mrs. Wilmer Torrance; assistant superintendent, Mrs. Reid Torran- ce; secretary, Bruce Harris; treas- urer, Claire Cox. Teachers were as follows: beginners class, Mrs. Donald Harris; assistant, Mrs. Wilmer Riddell; primary girls, Mrs. Gordon Manning; assistant, Mrs. Harry Torrance; primary boys, Mrs.- Reid Torrance, assis- tant, Mrs. William Cox; junior girls, Mrs. Thomas Sowerby; as- sistant, Mrs. Roy Cox; junior boys, Mrs. J. Lochart; assistant Mrs. George Mathers; intermediate, Mrs. John McCowan, assistant, Mrs. Austin Harris; seniors, Mrs. Elgin Cox, assistant, Mrs. Alvin Betties; Bible class, Mrs. Wilmer Harrison; cradle roll, Mrs. Will- iam Cox, Farmers Definite About Approval Of Wheat Scheme Definite approval Of the wheat marketing plan was given 'by farmers in Ontario, Result of the. vote was' 10;197 in favour and only 1,233 voting against. A total of 11,450 of the 16,726 .eligible producers voted, and 20 ballots were spoiled, Directors of the new wheat Marketing board will be named at a meeting in March of the Ontario Wheat ProducerA' Association, do a word, minimum 70e Thum, Jan, 30 - Bingo, Leg- ibn Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton, commencing at 8.30 pan.; 15 regular games' for $5,00; three special share-the-wealth games; $60 jackpot an 60 numbers includ- ed in all share-the-wealth games; one special game, for $25.00. Ad- mission: 15 regular games for 50c; $58 jackpot on 58 numbers includ- 50c. 6-b Goderich Pavilion. Cabaret Dancing every Saturday Night. Month of February, Bill Stuart and His Orchestra. Friday, Feb. 14, Silver Bar Jamboree, dancing 9,30 to 1 a.m. 5-6-7-b Friday, Feb. 7 - Euchre and Dance, Varna Town Hall, spon- sored by LOL 1035.. Murdock's Orchestra. Everybody welcome. 6-b Saturday, Feb. 8--LOBA annual Baking Sale, 3 p.m. Council Chambers. Also home made candy, fancy work„-home produce, 6-b Tuesday, February 11 - Card party, _Hall, Clinton, 8.15 p.m. Everyone welcome. 6-b Wednesday, Feb. 12-Reception and dance', in Londesboro Hall for Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Armstrong. Music by Ian Wilbee, 6-b Wednesday, February 12- En- chre, 500, bridge held in the Par- ish Hall, St. Paul's Anglican 'Church, at 8.15 p.m., sponsored by Friendship Club. Admission 35d. Lunch will be served. 5-b Saturday, Feb. 15-Girl's Club Valentine tea and bake sale. Sit. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church. 3 to 5 p.m. Tea 25c. 6-7-b Saturday, February 15-Valent- ine Tea and Bake Sale, Council Chamber, Town Hall, 2 to 4 p.m. Civil Service' Ladies League, Pro- ceeds: Children's Ward at Hospit- al. 6-7-x junior Farmers To) Plan, TV Program preparations are being made- for 'the forthcoming Junior Farm, ers. Television competition, which, is sponsored by tile Ontario Junior- Farmers,. assisted by several tele- vision stations in Ontario. The. Competition will be a 10-minute... educational feature, The committee 'named for on Juniors includes Larry Wheat- ly, RACDublin, chairman ands producer; Bill Strong, RR 2, Dube co-producer; and committee members, - Shirley McMichael,,, Boyd Taylor and Helen Johnston. " • CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE FRIDAY, FEB. 7-- 4.30 -5.30 p.m.-RCAF Peewee Hockey 8.15-10.00 p.m.-Public Skating SATURDAY, FEB. 8- 9.00-10.15 a.m.-School Children;„ sponsored by Lions Club , a /1.00-12.00 m .-Adastral Park Skating 1.15- 5.30 p.m.-Figure Skating. 5.45-- 6.45 p.m.-Kinsmen Pee- wee Hockey - Maple Leafs vs. Black Hawks, 8.30 p.m. -Intermediate Hockey:: Pt. Edward vs. Colts. SUNDAY, FEB. 9- 8.30-10.00 p.m,--Public Skating, far adults 18 years of age & over (silver callectionN MONDAY, FEB. 10- 9.30-1130 a.m.-RCAF Public School 1.30- 2.30 p.m.-Junior Farmers. 4.30- 6.30 p.m.--RCAF Peewees TUESDAY, FEB. 11- 4.30 -5.30 p.m.-Public School. Children, grades 1. to 4, sponsored by Lions Club 6.30-11.00 p.m.-RCAF Hockey WEDNESDAY, ELS. 12- 2.00 - 3.30 pan.-Public Skating 5.00 - 6.00 p.m.-Kinsmen Peewee Hockey: Maple Leafs. vs.. Red' Wings. THURSDAY, FEB. 3.00- 4.00 p.m.-RCAE Public: School' 4.30- 5.30 p.m,- Public School Children, grades'. 5, to 8,', sponsored by Lions 6.30-11.00 p.m.-RCAF Hockey, 'Clinton Colts took a surprise 14 to 6 beating from the ,last- place Blackwell hockey team in the local arena Saturday evening. Each team scored' three times in the first period. Blackwell walked all over the Colts in the second, scoring seven goals to two from the Colts. 'With the score 10-5 going into the third, Black- well added four more with only one from the Colts. Nearly an hour in penalties (in- cluding two ten-minute. miscon- ducts, one to each team) were handed out in the rough contest, by Waterloo referees, Glassford and Maleheski. Late in the third period, Clinton's Ken D'oig was given a match misconduct. Clinton's best plays were in the first period. Harry IVIcEwan, play- ing his first game of the seasom scared at 6.30, on a nice passing play with Ken Doig and, Gord Walters. Two minutes later, Bev a REPAIRS TO ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone HU 2-7021 or 9506 for Free PickUp and Delivery NEW 1958 MODELS PiriLIPS 21" TEL: VISIONas 101V as $220 Quite A Few Parents Attending Peewee Games in Clinton Arena MOVING DAY CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT *UNION LimrrEn 'Winding up At old office Saturday, Feb. 15th. at 12.30 p.m. Open for business in new office, Monday, Feb. 17th at 9 a.m. of New Building: W t Official Opening 2 p m a edne . sd ..a y, Feb: 19 Public invited to visit New Building, Wednesday, February 19, after Official Opening, from 2.00 to 4.30 In afternoon and between 1.00 and 0.00 in evening. All new members up to ,age 18 opening accounts during Feb- ruary-our opening month-will be given the privilege of purchasing one share-$5.00-for $4.00. 6-7-b