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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-01-21, Page 10Two MINUTG. LESSON NOW... is SETTER "MAN TWO "YEARS LAIE.R ON !, Did You --Know ? if;41::17 4. 1,739 OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS HAVE SAVED $508,773.75 IN CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED ' WHERE SAVINGS ARE LIFE INSURED AND interest at the rate of 4% Per Annum was paid last year HOW MUCH DID YOU SAVE ? ? ? ?, COME, 10 AND LET US HELP YOU PLAN A REGULAR SAVINGS SCHEDULE. Be Our Guest at the CANADA FARM & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT TRADE SHOW JANUARY 27, 28, 29, 30, 1960 (10 a.m. to .6 p.m. daily) EXHIBITION PARK, TORONTO Local dealers have a FREE ADMISSION key chain for you. •-•m1•4144••••••••••••••• SPONSORED BY DAVID BROWN (CANADA) LIMITED J. I. CASE COMPANY COCKSHUTT FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED GOODISON (ouvr,n) INDUSTRIES LIMITED INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED NEW HOLLAND MACHINE COMPANY MASSEY FERGUSON LIMITED B.M.C. NUFFIELD TRACTOR DIVISION ORVEDA MEMBER DEALERS *AGE Tai. M.V.VS-111 111P rand resell them to needy countries for what they could pay. Mr, Zurbrigg said a brief is be- lug prepared for the comjnission of Inquiry on ,freight rates, The chief recommendation, al- ong with equitable rates, will be that an independent freight rate committee be set up. federation Sends Two •.Delegates To Ontario „Annual Minor Hockey Day Program Set For Saturday, January 30 ..441.1111.1111.11111110111.11101. '71.11113SPAY,. JANUARY 1.960. Coining Events Tuesday Noon — 1,ast. Chance to place advertisements in this, celuinn. Phone before 12.3() jern, 4IX-tfh. Harbonriite Inn—Saturday night dancing resumes February .6,131n-go every Wednesday night. 34fb Thurs., Jan, 21-13inge in Leg- ion Memorial Kell, Kirk Street, at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular .games At 25; jackpot $59 in 59 numbers: 3 deer prizes,. $2,50 each, Admis- sion 50e, 20-tfb January 30. Minor Hockey Week in Canada is -from, January 23-30. Don Kay, past president and minor hockey convener of the Kinsmen,. will act As chairman of. the committee; he chaired Stine day's meeting, with Kinsmen Matt Edgar as sceretary, The Minor Hockey Week in Canada idea is sponsored by the Canadian Amateur Hockey As- soelation and its 'affiliated leagues and branches. Last year over 100,000 boys participated in the week-long activities in Canada. It took thousands more adults to promote, organize and officiate at the hundreds of kids' games. This is the fourth consecutive dominion Wide minor hockey week. FATIGUE IS DANGEROUS Be wary at the wheel when you're weary, asks the Ontario Safety League. To a speeding driver, fatigue can be as deadly as fumes. BEWARE OF CARBON MONOXIDE Driving, with closed windows greatly increases the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning if the car has leaky exhaust pipes, points. out the Ontario Safety League.. The danger increasse still more if cigarettes are being smoked, in the' can The newly incorporated ,village of Zurich was welcomed to Huron County Council on Tuesday, when their first representative, Reeve Lloyd O'Brien, attended his first session. It was the inaugural meeting of County Council for 1960. Other new reeves included Mor- gan Agnew, deputy reeve of Clin- ton; Tom Leiper, reeve of Hullett and Alvin Rau, deputy reeve of Stanley Township. There are now 33 members of the county council. There are 35 votes to be cast, since Goderich's population entit- les them to four votes. Both the reeve 'and deputy reeve of the county town have two votes each, Harvey McMichael, deputy- reeve of Howick was appointed to begin on Tuesday a five-year term as member of the county roads committee. Harvey Coleman, who completed his tetra on the road committee last year, was appointed to the board of criminal audit for 1960. Members of the striking commit- tee were Valentine Becker, Hay; Ralph Jewell, Colborne; Daniel Betterment., McKillop; W. J. For- bes, Goderich Township 'and Ar- thur Gibson, H.owick. Again this year the main slogan for Minor Hockey Week in Canada As "Don't SEND — TAKE Your boys to the areee." And the Clin- ton Minor Hockey Day Committee hope all parents will do just that en Saturday, January 30, The Clinton committee is made UP of representatives from the Kinsmen Club of Clinton, ions 'Club, Clinton Legion Branch, Fish and Game Club (all sponsors of minor hockey teams), a town council representative, Lions Ar- ena representatives and interest- ed parents. At a meeting in Hotel Clinton, Sunday afternoon last, 25 men net and made plans for a Clinton ' Minor Hockey Day on Saturday, Sunday's meeting brought forth numerous ideas for Clinton's Min- or Hockey Day on January 30. Afternoon and Evening SIX games have been maned, beginning with two town teams of Weewces (ages .6 to 8) at one o'clock. T lr e Kinsmen Squirts (ages S to 10) play at 1.20. r roan 2 to 3 o'clock, Seaforth and Olin- ten Peewees will meet; and from 3,30 to 5 the Fish and Game Bantams will play a, strong visit- ing team, The Bantams manage- ment are contacting a Detroit area team. In the evening Clinton's win- ningest hockey team, the Legion Midgets will play at 7 o'clock. To complete the hockey day, the Lions Juveniles (who will be strengthened for this game) will play. Opponents for the latter two teams have not as yet been picked. - Numerous Awards Business' places in Clinton inter- ested in minor sports are donat- ing prizes for the various player awards during the day. In 'the Weewee and Squirt games the outstanding player on each team will receive prizes, In the Peewee and Bantam games, three players in each game receive awards: the outstanding player .on each team and the out- standing player of each game. The Midget and Juvenile games will be "big league" stuff with a three-star selection picked for each game. Judges for the awards in each game have been picked; also com- petent referees are being contact- ed. Kinsman Bill German has been appointed referee-in-chief. Donors of awards are asked to be present to make the presentation of their own prizes. There will be no admission charge to the arena, but an of- ficial of the minor hockey week will be on hand to accept dona- tions toward the promotion of minor hockey in Clinton. AU re- ceipts will be turned over to the Kinsmen Club of Clinton to fur- ther promote minor 'hockey. The Kinsmen boys sponsor and coach all boys up to 'and including Pee- wee teams. An NHL player is being con- tacted to be present at the games; also officials of Goderich's Young Canada Hockey Week and WOAA officials.. An idea brought up at the meet- ing was to have a parade through town• to open the hockey day, pos- sibly at 12.30 o'clock. AU kids in parade would be given tickets which could be cashed in for treats at the arena booth. The Kinette Club of Clinton have volunteered to make sand- wiches and serve these and choc- olate milk to all participating players. There could be up to 175 boys taking part that day. Carl Cox, owner of the body and radiator shop across the street from the Lions Arena has offered 'his shop as a serving place for the treats. Another meeting has' been called for this coming Sunday, January 23 at two o'clock in the Hotel Clinton dining room. BAYFIELD WCV R. WOODS. Phone Bayfield 45 r 3 Friends here received word on Monday evening of the death of Miss Margaret Kruke, Dearborn, Michigan and "The Village Guild," Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goodman and Terry are occupying their new home which was recently complet- ed on John Street. Mr. and Mrs. Jetties Fisher, Lar- ry and Frank, of Kitchener, were in the village on Sunday. Jan, 22—All-Star Practice 5.30 to 6,30. Jan, 23—Hockey School 9.00 to 10.00-8 - 9 years' 10,00 to 11.00-9-10 years 11.00 to 12.00-6 - 7 years Jan. 25-7-8 pm. Black Hawks vs; Canadiens Referee: Bill German. Jan. 27—.5.30-6.30 P,m. Maple Leafs ye. Red Wings Referee: Gerry Holmes. Western Ontario area Will begin an inter-town schedule for Pee- wee entries early in February, 0 Have You Renewed Your Subscription? Nmeemmesemw FRONT-END & BRAKE SPECIAL Wheel Balancing HERE IS WHAT WE DO Correct Coster; correct camber; correct toe-in or toe-out; tighten and adjust steering — all prevents uneven tire wear. REGULAR COST $8.00' Front-End Alignment HERE IS WHAT WE 'DO - balance; install necessary weights , . eliminates steering chatter. REGULAR COST ,,,,,, „ ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, $4.00 Brake Inspection HERE IS WHAT WE DO - Remove front wheels and inspect brake linings; clean and repack front wheel bearings; adjust brakes; add necessary fluid. REGULAR COST $2.00 Home Makers lolling League Now you get $ri 50 7 BRAKE INSPECTION all 3 for only (PARTS EXTRA) (By Mrs. Marion Truell) Another bowling evening is over for the Home Makers League, arid keen interest is still being shown. Prizes for a high triple of 671 went to Mts. S. Stevenson, and for a high single of 300 to Mrs. 13. Betts, Other scores over 200: Mrs. T. Brazeau, 301, 261, 204; Mrs. S. Stevenson, 280, 235; Mrs. P. Cain- eroh, 278, 203; Mrs. C. Northic, 2154, 213; Mrs. M. Sutton, 244, 241; Mrs. D, Detkin, 235, 206, 200; Mrs. A, Lomax, 232; Mrs, J. He- bei, 229;Mrs. N. Fretts, Mrs, M. Minim Mrs. M. Brown, each 225; Mrs. B. Cottreau, 218; Mrs. M. Edge, 217; Mrs. J. Stearin, 216; Mrs. L. Hird, 218; Mts, l3. Stoeln ford, 211; MrS, L. Southgate, 210; Mrs. 3, Lamble, 207, 206, 200' Mrs, P. O'Dell, 206; Mrs, A. Nitic« ersoh, 204; Mrs. M. Rogers And Mrs. K, Kashul, each 20$. Team stanclizigs: "A" Voithen, Grillees, each 45 points; 2—Rolling Pine, 43; 3—Pop Ups, 41; 'Or Division, 1—Toasters, 49; 2--Carpet Sweepers," 45;e8ateXenite era, 42, 5, I^ ridgy, Jan, 29—W.I. sponsored 13 demonstration: rithY Imported Pottery. All welcome. Lunch will be served. 2.30 p.m. Agricultural Office Board Room, 2-3-1 • Friday, January 29 — Robbie, Hums Dance, Clinton Legion Hall, with Slim Boucher and the Golden Prairie Cowboys; sponsored by- Murphy LOL Building Fund, 3-4-le CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, January 21 4.00.5.00 p.m.—Lions Free Skat- ing, Grades 5-8. 8.15 p.m,—Miner Hockey Nite Clinton Juveniles vs Goderich. Friday, January 22 8.00.10.00 p.m.—Palle Skating Saturday, January 23 2.00 - 4.00 pere—Public Skating 9.00-12.00 p.m.—Moccasin Dance Sunday, January 24 1.004- 2.30 p.m.—Tot Skating only. Tots must be ac- companied by an adult. No admis- sion charged. 3.00 - 5.00 p.m.—Public Skating 9.00-11.00' p.m.—Public Skating: Monday, January 25 8.00 p,m,—Clinton Midgets vs Mitchell. Tuesday, January 26 4,00 - 5.00; pen.—Lions Free Skat- ing, Grades 1-4. MINOR HOCKEY NITE 7,00 p.m.—Bantams vs. Hensall 8.30 pm—Midgets vs. Hensall Wednesday, January 27 2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—Public Skating 8.00-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating, RECORDS—Any. records supplied by you will be played on any Friday nite, Saturday or Sun- day afternoon, and returned to you. Thank you, Arena Manager;, - Don Fulton. OFFICE SUPPLIES LOOSE' LEAF LEDGERS — with rings or posts 6.25, BOUND BOOKS IN LEDGERS — 2 and 3 column cash journal — Record ruling COLUMNAR BOOKS in 3 column to 26 column ruling RUBBER TYPE KITS DATERS—rubber stamps STAPLING MACHINES PENCIL SHARPENERS MAGIC MARKER SETS CARD CABINETS in steel or pressed paper CASH BOX OR BOND BOX McEwares Clinton Ontario 7.00 & 8.00 1.25 to 9.75 2.10 to 10.50 2.75 to 3,75 1.00 & 1.75 1.49 to 9,85 25c to 4.25 79c to 1.10 `2.75 to 8:00 2.98 to 4.75 St Storm. Over Not For hydro Nen. Sill Clearing 'Up With the weather "mere like winter" hydro crews' throughout Ontario are hoping ".that the worst is over, and that the ice storms which have plagued them for the past month are now over, The interruption of hydro serv- ice in this area last Saturday Mere ring was 'caused by a skywire on the new high tension line from Seaforth to. Clinton. The wire Managed to come loose, and lay across 'a line which served the Clinton, Blyth, Walton,Brussels and RCAF Station Clinton areas. However, the new line continued to carry current to the Goderich and Bayfield districts, and by us- ing it, POwer was restored to all of the other districts within an hour of the interruptien. Repairs were then made. One' crew including. Donald Sy- mons, Douglas Morgan and Ray Behrendt, who were called to Or- angeville last Wednesday, Janu- ary 13, have not yet returned.. With dozens of hydro men they are working in that area. on a 12 hour-day, aveen days a week' bas- is trying to restore power,. and re- pair damage to lines. Yesterday afternoon request was made from Hamilton, to keep these men working in the Orange- ville area this week, and next week, too. A second' erew, which worked in the Listowel, Stratford and El- mira areas, also left home here last Wednesday. 'They were Leon- ard Arnston, Fred Radley, Jack Leppington, David Dales and Wil- liam Beck. This crew returned to their homes oh Sunday. o • KINSMEN HOCKEY Maple Leafs 4-Black Hawke 2 Monday, January 11 Maple Leaf goals: Elwin Kings- well from Harvey Holland; Kings- well from Holland; Holland, un- assisted; Holland, unassisted. Black Hawk goals; Gilks from Ellis; Gilks, unassisted. Red Wings 7-0anadiens 3 Wednesday, Jan. 13 Rea Wing goals: Brad Dutot from Larry Pickett (3 goals); Dutot, unassisted; Pickett from Dutot; Pickett Min Proctor; Randy Churchill, unassisted. Canadiens goals: • Burns from Fleet; Jim Stanley from Elliott; Stanley, unassisted. • Red Wings 4—Black Hawks 4 Monday, January 18 Red Wing goals; 'Pickett from Dutot; Dutot, unassisted; Maguire, unassisted; Dutot from Pickett. Black Hawk goals: Bohonus, un- assisted; Crockett from McKay; McKenzie, unassisted; Ellis from Gilks. Maple Leafs 5--Canadiens 2 Wednesday, Jan. 20 Maple Leaf goals: Holland, three goals, unassisted: Holland from Kingswell; Harris from Holland. Canadiens goals: Burns from Fleet; Cam Colquhoun from Fleet and Burns. John Durnin Wins Warden's Chair On First Ballot Reeve John S. Durnhi, West Wawanosh, is Huron County's new warden. He was elected on Tuesday at the opening session of the 1960 council on the first ballot, earning 21 votes. Other contenders were Reeve Harvey Coleman, Stanley Township with nine votes and Reeve William Morritt, Blyth, with five, The township of West Wawan- osh has had two previous wardens, in 1874 and in 1947. A prominent farmer and na- tive of the township, Warden Dur- rtin is married to the former Vio- let Errinetort. They have three sons and one daughter, all at home. Mr. Durnin is a member of the Dungannon LOL and Auburn Un- ited Church. He is starting his 13th year in municipal politics. Warden Durnin thanked mem- bers of council for their support and urged committees to stay within their 1960 budget. Ex-War- den Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton, escort- ed the newly-elected warden to the chair and presented hint with the gavel, key and chain of of- fice. Judge. Frank Fingland, Clinton, administered the oath of office; the Rev. Dr. A. Taylor the devo- tional. Mayor E. C. Fisher, Gode- rich, delivered a civic welcome. o "Bud" Hayter Returns From Convention Flying Officer G. L. "Bud" Hay- 'ter last week attended the first anniversary celebration held by the Double Diamond Bowling Sup- ply Ltd., to mark the installation of more than 756 units of their all-Canadian automatic 5-pin set- ter since January, 1959. • Warren, Zurbrigg, Clifford, wee- iclent of the. Huron .County Fed- eration of AgricUiture, and Carl Hemingway, Brussels, secretary- fielcinzare have been appointed to repreeent the county group at the annual meeting of the Ontario Federation at Toronto .on 4Pre nary 26, At the directors meeting last week D. H, Miles, agricultural rep- resentative for Huron, outlined the vote of turkey producers to be conducted by mail the last week of January. To receive a ballot, a turkey producer must have his name on a special voters' list. Mervyn Lobb, Clinton, and El- mer Ireland, Wingham, reported On the marketing -and co-operative conference recently • held in Guelph. Mr. Zurbrigg, who attended an Ontario Federation meeting in To- ratite, said the 'federal govern- merit has offered to pay half the administrative costs of the pro- posed crop insurance plan. The OF recommended the plan be left to voluntary participation by com-- modity groups, ' Mr, Zurbrigg' reported there were encouraging prospects for an international fund which would purchase surplus food products Zurich Reeve Has Wpicome At County Council's-Inaugural lii1111111111111111=mw Midget Tournament In Hensall Arena (By our Hensel! Correspondent) The schedule for the Midget Hockey Tournament in Hensall Arena on Saturday, January 23 is as follows: "D" Series 12.30 p.m.—Ripley vs. Hensall 1.45 p.m.—Luean vs. Paisley "B" Series 3.00 pen,—Goderich Vs. Clinton 4,15 p.m,—Seaforth vs. Exeter Playoffs 7.30 p.m.—Winner of "D" Ser- ies—Presentation of trophy. 9.00 pen.--Winner of "B" Ser- ies—Presentation of trophy. WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING orne Brown Motors Limited Your Friendly Chev.; Olds., Vauxhall Dealer Huron Street ,c17INTONL .,-,-7, Phone HIJ 2-9098