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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-01-28, Page 12Since losing the first game of the season toliensall, the Clietee - Legiorespenaored Midgets 4iave. not log a hockey game;- Their only tie game was Tuesday night's eX.-• hibitiort match against ;Hensall, They have scored .6.0 goals and had' enlY 31 scored against them . 'They have seven wins in, regular WQA.A. league play; two victories in the Hensall togratament last Saturday and won two of their three exhibition games. Much of the credit for this rec- ord must go to the goalie, John llamas, who has played all 12 gam- es and has a goals azalea': average of 2,6. League Games Clinton 2 — Hensall 4 Clinton 6 — Mitchell 3 Clinton 4 — Goderich 3 Clinton 5 — Hensall 3 Clinton 4 — Seaforth 2 Clinton 6 — Seaforth 3, Clinton 9 — Goderich 0 Tournament Games Clinton 5 — Goderich 3 Clinton 4 — Seaforth 3 Clinton Exhibition Games l 7 — Mitchell 1 Clinton 5 — Goderich 3 Clinton 3 — Nepali 3 I PAU IliWINE Clinton Midgets Have Impressive Record Have Averaged Five Goals Per Game N .NVINSI-RWORP Weewees Play Saturday Afternoon Big, man o'n' the Weewee hockey team, is Allan Wells. Dwarfed by the big "to him" net he's confidently ready to fight off any advance made by forwards on that other team, if they'd only come dawn to his end of the rink. Practice sessions .for the Weewees (age 6-8 years) Were begUn this year. by the Kinsmen Club of Clinton in ' preparation for a start in the Peewee career which many little boys lOok forward to. First public appearance of the Weewees will be in the arena Saturday at one o'clock. (News-Record 'Photo) • Third Period 3—Clinton, Boyes (Murney) .40 4—Clinton, Boyes (Murney) 3.00 5—Seaforth, Akker 5.30 6--SeafOrtb, Rau.,. 11.25 Overtime.. 7—Clinton, Keith Allen (Sob Livermore) 3.30 Referees': Frank Ellwood, Harold Knight. Lions To Register Non-Organized Minor Hockey Boys HOCKEY PLAYERS Not Playing- On An Organized Team In Clinton and District - Any boys too old for Peewee or Bantam or still of Midget age are requested' to report to Arena Manager Don Fulton at the Lions Arena Office from 4 to 6 p.m.-any clay between Fri- day, January 29 and Wednesday, February 3. TO FORM BOYS TOWN LEAGUE Boys now playing on an organized team not eligible to register CLINTON LIONS ARENA missmemaelemeli WINTER TIME FUN' SCRABBLE-==the educational word game $4,50 MONOPOLY—. The Old Favorite Money Game 3.98 BINGO-.;--with professional type cage., 5.98 with automatic selector 3.98 with standard size cards ,.,„ 1.49 giant wheel picture bingo „:, 5.98 CAREERS.-the success game 2.98 CHESS- in many sizes and materials 1.75 to#10.95 CRIBBAGE BOARDS— in 2 and 3 lane styles ..... . : ..... 1.85 & 3.00 PLAYING CARDS—in single.. and double deck styles 65o to 2.9S TALLY CARDS & SCORE PADS— for Bridge, Court Whist, Euchre, 500 Ewan' HOLMESVILLE MRS. F. Moctel.,40PPH Phone HU 2e:74i0 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym and' family, ville, visited' on ewe,. day with their parents, Mr. and' Mrs, Bert lea. Ogeadiens 4—Black Hawks g eanadionS goals; Switzer (El-. Batt); Burns (Switzer); Colqu- houn; Oalquhoun (Burns). Black Hawk goals; McKenzie. (Ellis); GlIks (IVIcKenzie), (Wednesday, Jan. 27) Red Wings 3--Maple Leafs 2 Red Wing goals: Pickett, Proc- tor, Dutot (Pickett). Maple Leaf goals: Holland (Han.- ris), Harland. Coming -Events Tuesday Noon — Last Chance. to place advertisements in this column. Phone before 12.30 p.m. 41x-tfb Harbourlite Inn—Saturday night dancing .resumes February 6. Lions: -4 Bingo every Wednesday night, 3tfts Thurs., Jan. 28—Bingo in Leg- ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular games at 25; Jackpot, $56 in 56' numbers;: 3 door prizes, $2.50 each, Admis- sion 50c, 20-tfla Friday, January 29 — Robbie Burns Dance, Clinton Legion Hall, with Slim Boucher and' the Golden Prairie Cowboys; sponsored by Murphy LOL Building Fetid. 3-4-le Friday, Jan. 29—WA of St. James, Middleton, invites the corn- muriity to a card party; etc., in SS No. 9 school. 4Llit Friday, Jan. 29—Card Party, p.m., Londesboro Hall; Sponsors:: Hullett Federation. Admission: 50c, Ladies bring lunch. 4-pi Friday, Jan. 29—Dance in Blytte Memorial Hall, sponsored by Agri- cultural Society. Music by Garnet Farrier and his Orchestra: Danc- ing, 10 to 1 p.m. Lunch counter.. Admission, popular prices, 4.-e Tuesday, Feb, 2 —LOBA card. party ,in lodge rooms, above Ltb- rary, 'at 8.30 p.m.' - 4-b) Did You Know? .V/f0 Ap Canadian Credit Unions Reported.' Than. They. Haye Passed The ONE BILLION DOLLAR MARK IN TOTAL SAVINGS ($600 MILLIONS IN QUEBEC , and $400' MILLIONS in the other Provinces, combined) 13% OF THE TOTAL POPULATION BEONQ, TO A CREDIT UNION WHY DON'T YOU SEE • CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED Don't Wait For Spring - Buy Now - The price of quality Used Cars usually remains- on a higher level as Spring approaches. Buy ,now' —buy from us—and get the, benefit of lower prices. Many of the cars on our lot now ore one owner, locally owned vehicles, well cared for, Come and see!' 59 FORD' "300" 6 cyl. Sedan $2,250 59 CHEVROLET Bel Air 6 Sedan 2,775 Smart black and white 2-tone Whitewalls; Radio, etc. Very low mileage. 57 CHEVROLET Two door Hardtop 1.750 56 METEOR Sedan ' 1,450 56 METEOR Ranch Wagon" 1.550 56 NASH Sedan, with radio 1.450 55 CHEVROLET Sedan 1,250 Automatic and Radio. 55 CHEVROLET Sedan 1 250 ,tondareyronsrntssion. 58 VAUXHALL Deluxe Sedan, 4 cyl. 1,495 (completely overhauled) 59 VAUXHALL Cresta Sedan, 6 cyl. Z295 Radio, Whitewalls, etc. $350 — SPECIALS — $350 52 PONTIAC Sedan 52 . OLDS. Sedan 51 MONARCH Sedan Written guarantee with all late models. Liberal allowance for your present' car. G.M.A.C. terms if needed. Lorne Blown Motor Ltd. / Your Friendly CSI V'.-OLDS. CHEi VROLET VAUXHALL beater HUnter 2-912.1 ttisiNtON 10,:e I. Home Makers League (By Mrs. Marion Truell) Last week again saw the Home Makers Bowling League out in full force with their usual high inter:- est. High triple went to Mrs. R. Boats with ;650, and high single to Mrs. M: DOOks, with 239. Scores over 200; Mrs. M. Sut- ton, 295; Mrs. R. Roots, 233, 233; Mrs. J. Young, 228; Mrs. J. Dubuc, 226, 203; Mrs: T. Brazeau, 223; Mrs. D. Wheelhouse, 221; Mrs. J. Lamble, 217; Mrs, C. Thompson, 216; Mrs. M. Brown, 214; Mrs. M. Wotta. and Mrs. D. Talbot, each 213; Mrs. M. Constable, 207; Mrs. S. Stevenson, 206; Mrs. E. Forrest, 205; Mrs. A. Nicherson, 203; Mrs. P. Ellis, 201; Mrs. M, Jolla-11°re, 200. Team Standings "A" Division Trilites 50 points Rolling Pins 48 Grillers 47 "B" Division Toasters 52 points Carpet Sweepers 50 Ironers 47 (Continued from Page One) Smith, 'Gordon Herman; relief, J. W. Counter, Cameron Proctor, J. Douglas Thorndike. • Sick room equipment, J. W. Counter, Jack Cree; hall rental, C. Proctor, Robert 13.,Campbell, G. Hellman; sick and' visiting, Jo- seph Silcock, E. Gibson, Rev. D. Earlier this season 'the Kinsmen Club requested through this pap- er, that Some group take charge of boys not participating in an or- ganized league OP temp. The Kins- men promote a four-tent PeeWee league and coach all boys under Peewee age. Registration cal be Made at the Pink Any afternoon bet/Wee-it 4 and Clinton, /3,1loy,ea, .. . to Wednesday* We try 5, According to an announcement on this page the Lions Club are anxious to find Out how many boys betWean Peewee and "leg Midges: age wish to play hock- ee'. The, arena committee would teganize a league and give prop- er coaching if enough boys regis- ter; and Atone Manager Dort Ful- ton would devote his time and tal- ents to such an undertaking. SPORINg SUMMARY GP 0 A Pen-Pt% Budd Boyes .. 12 13 11 22 24 Keith 12 14 7 .4 21 R. -Cum/Mtge 12 8 12 2 20 Bud Y-co 10 5 10 4 15 B. Livermore 12 3 9 4 12 Bruce Copper 12 7 4 8 11 Dori Lockwood 1.0 0 9 4 9 Mike Borns ., 12 2 7 2 9 Bill Murney 12 4 3 24 7 John Radford 9 3 2 0 5 Craig Cox 10 1 '3 4 4 Don Coiquhoun 8 0 • 3 0 3 Don Freeman 12 Q 2. 12 2 Carl Co, has offered his place of ,business across • from the arena to be used for the serving of .sand- wiches -and chocolate milk to all players taking part. The Kinnette ClUb. are prepar- ing sandwiches for upwards - 175 hockey. players. They are re- ceiving merchandise from Dartiffss Bakery Ltd., Stanley's Meat Mar- ket and Herb's Food Market for the sandwiches. Fairholme Dairy is supplying chocolate milk for all the players. The Dinette Club are also looking after the serving Of the treats, Player Awards In the Weewee game, •the out- standing player on each team will Four basketball• teams from Clinton District Collegiate Insti- tute were defeated yeeterday, 'as they battled• it out with Goderich in scheduled games of the Huron Secondary Schools Athletic Assoc- iation, Senior Boys Michalski was the star in the Clinton gym getting 28 points, as' Clinton lost to Goderich 75-46. „, CDCI Senior: Pickett, Logan (7), Engelstad (2); Scruton, Slav- in, Mertheere (2), Constable, Mills, Peterson, Livermore (7). Against Seaforth last week, they 'lost 45-44. Junior Boys The younger team had a closer battle with Goderich, losing by a score of 85-36. Cooper and Carew Bantams Defeated Zurich Last Night The Fieh and Game Club Barr tams took a 4.2 win. from .Zurich B'an'tams, last nieht in an eaddh- tion hockey game, There was no scoring in the fir- st period. 'Clinton went two op : lal .the second on goals by john Cooper from Borden McRae, and Laurie .Colquhoun unassisted, • Clinton scored' two more before Zurich got started.. Colquhoun got 14% .second unassisted geal and 13atisin the final • goal from Ogelie Logan. Zurich scorers were Pemermee and Westlake from Merrier. J. 'Douglas Thorndike, Sticks for the two outstanding Squirt players are donated by Epps Sports Shop. The outstanding player of the Pee:vee game will -receive a pair of hockey gloves frem D.' A. Kay and Son. The oustanding player of each team will be presented sticks by K. W. Colquhoun. In :the Henaall. Midget-Clinton Juvenile- game, three stars will be picked. H, R. Hawkins is giVing gloves to the outstanding Bantam. play- er; while Ball and Match Hard- ware are., giving sticks to the best player on each team. The outstanding 10dg-et player will receive gloves from Frank Cook of Hotel Clinton, with the outstanding player on each team receiving sticks from Clayt Dix- on's Auto Supply. were the starring players. • Last week they 'trimmed Sea- forth 31-26, CDCI juniors. Logan, Cochrane, (4), Etue (3), Cooper (15), Con- stable, WoodSon, Jackson, Van den Dool, Verhoef, Jeterson Car- ew, (14). Senior Girls e Though •Sybil Castle earned the team nine points in Goderich yes- terday, the county team beat the locals 32-12. CDCI Seniors: Eva Verhoef, Sibyl Castle (9), Mary Macaulay (2), Karen Buck, Martha Gillette, Beth Thompson (1), Margaret Merrill, Jean Booth, Janet Sharp, Jean Turner, Ruth Turner, Bonnie Hamilton, In Seaforth last week the score was Seaforth 30, Clinton 14. Junior lairls Theresa Goldsworthy brought home seven of her team's 12 points in the game yesterday, when the junior girls lost badly to Goderich juniors with a score 53-12. CDCI Juniors: Mary Jean Col- quhoun (2), Theresa Goldsworthy (7), Sandra Merrill (2), Dianne Cudmore, Connie Smith, Nancy Caldwell (1), Janet Batkin, Jean- ne Johnston, Marjorie Woods, Nancy Johnston, Dianne Murphy, Terry Demaray. In. Seaforth last week the score. was Seaforth 30, Clinton 17. 0 Dearborn Teams Here For Minor Hockey Day (Continued from Page One) Taylor and Ken Ciynick. 9.00 p.m.—Dearborn Bruins vs. Clinton Legion Midgets. Two former Clinton. Colt, hockey stars, Harry McEwan and Malt Edgar will referee, Guest Speaker Jack Roxborough, Simcoe, first vice-president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, will be guest speaker of the day and will likely speak between the two evening games. Alf Lockridge, business Mana- ger of the WOAA and Herb Par- ker, Stratford, past president of the Ontario Minor Hockey Assoc- iation have been invited to the hockey day. With Budd Boyes scoring all three goals in regulation time and Keith Allen getting the Overtime counter, Clinton Legion Midgets won the Kinsmen Club of Hensall's first Midget Hockey Tournament last Saturday evening. To gain the finals Clinton de- feated Goderich 5-3 in the after- noon, while Seaforth beat Exeter 5-2. This was the "B" series of the tourney, while Hensall weft the "D" sCries, defeating Ripley 10-0 and Lucan 9-1. Five players Shared the scor- ing in the afternoon victory over Goderich: Roger Cummings, Bud Yeo, Sob Livermore, Keith Allen and Min -Radford. Clinton 4—Seaforth 3 Clinton had no easy chore in de- feating Seaforth in the rugged game, Clinton drew five of the nine penalties, Seaforth: goal, Boyes; defence, John Patterson, Bruce Dale; cen- tre, " Sob Dinsmore; Wings, Jim Dick, Bill Thiel; alternates, Glen Walters, Jim Sills, Paul Rau, Bill Muir, Tom Phillips, Ben Akker, n to n : goal, John Harris; de- fence, Don Freerrian, Bill Murney; centre, Brace Cooper; wings, Rog- er Cummings, Bed Yee; alternates, Budd Boyes, Keith Alien, Mike Burns, Craig Cox, Don LoelcWOOd, John Redford, Bob Livermore, FirsIt Period No scoring. Second PeHod 18eatotth, .period .... .4,41 2 Canadian Aniateur . Hockey Officer To Be Here Saturday Hugh R. Hawkins and Caryl W. Draper attended a surprise recep- tion hortoring Tack Roxburgh, fir- st vice-president of the CAHA, in t. Simcoe last Friday night At that time 'they invited hina;to take part in Clinton's Minor Hockey Day this Saturday. Over 200 sports people from Ontario ,and, United Staes were present, and presented Mr. Rox- burgh with a television set. \ Mr. Roxburgh. is the originator of the Minor Hockey Day in Can- ada idea and a strong promoter of minor hockey in 'Ontario. One of the entertainers at the affair was Robert Atherton of the New York City Opera company, who -played minor hockey in Sim- coe for Mr. Roxburgh. J. Lane, J. K .a. Cornish, George Cowan; sports, Douglas Andrews, J. Graham, R. Smith, Leonard Arnston, It. J. Schoenlials, Gordon MacDonald. Enitertainment, J. Graham, Hass' old Black, R. Cuclanore, Hector Kingswell, Glen Carter, William Harris, George Wonch, Louis Du- tot; publicity, J. D. Thorndike, A. Laurie Colquhoun, R. B. Camp- bell, K. W. "Danny" Colquhoun, Dick Freinlin. Poppy, 3. D. Thorndike, G. Har- land, M. Mercier, 3. K. Cornish, Roy Fitzsimons, Donald Symons, G. Morley Counter, J. W. Counter, -G. Cowan, Ephriam Snell, George Wilson, Kenneth Williams, Al RarnsaY, Wilmer Riddell, Swimming pool board, J. Gra- ham, R. J. Schoenhals; . park board, J. Graham; Guides and. Brownies, D. Andrews, C. Proctor., G. Harland, 3, D. Thorndike. Bingo, S. Freeman, chairman; eallers, H. Ringsweil,-Dick Frean- lin, G, MacDonald, C. Proctor, Harold 5, Hartley, 3, W. Counter; cashiers, K. W. Colquhoun, G. Harland, G. Herman, Arthur Aik- en, Willard Aiken, Robert Ricks; floormen, D, Andrews, Sam Spen- cer, Sam Shipp, H, Slack, Fred Ford, R. B. Campbell, W. Hattie, Percy Brown R. Cudmore, G. Campbell,: SteWart, pick, William, Oharnbets, R, Burke, A, Moutit- ford, M. Mercier, R. Fit'attnOnS, Vied Weston, Grant Turner. Merebership ana suspension, Dick ,Feerrain, C, Proctor; consti- tution end by-laws, composed of past presidents, with H. Kingsweli as chairman, CORRECTION: Last week bet) tines in the ad, vertisctnent Of Lorne Brown Mot- ors Limit wer inter-changed by mistake, and caused some colitis- fort Otrer priees, Costs for Wheel balancing et Lorne Brown's.. as advertised, lieve read $4.00, and for fronleeed aligtiMent, Fish and Game Club Holding Course In Hunters Safety. The Huron Fish and Game Constrvation Association, with headquarters in the club house at Alma Grove (in Clinton) is ar- ranging classes in safety training. This training will soon be corn- puIsow for new applicants for hunting licences. There will be four classes given, two hours each. Then a test will be given and these qualifying will receive crests and certificates to purchase their gun licence when they come of age. Safety trainers are: Robert Barr, Albert Street, Clinton, HU 2-9234; Donald Epps and George (Short) Campbell, Epps" Sport Shop, HU 2-9622; Eric. Collins, chairthan, Hunter's Safety In- structor, 159 Isaac Street, HU 2-7420 and Earl R. Doucette, Queen Street:HU '2-'9741, .a Hunt- er Safety Instructor, NRA instruc- tor, OTA ancloD.M. expert. This training is open to anyone -of any age. TtRY.R.SDAY.,, ;AMA= LEGION MIDGETS WIN HENSALL KINSMEN HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Local Businessmen Donate Toward Prizes and Treats For Minor Hockey Clinton businessmen have been receive a hockey stick donated, by most generous in their donations toward prizes and treats for Min- or Hockey Day in Clinton. All Four Clinton Basketball Teams Lose Yesterday's Games To Goderich 'Teams Four Airmen Initiated Into Local Legion, Committee Named To Forin Male Choir. Kinsmen Peewee Hockey The Kinsmen Club of -Clinton has completed the regular schedule of the row-team Peewee hockey league, Semi-final playoffs begin Monday, rehrnary 1, Final standing le the league i$ as follows:, W T Pte. Maple Leafs 4 2 't) 8 Red Wings 3 2 1 7 .Black Hawks .., 2 3 1 5 Canadiens.-. .... ,,„• 2 4 4 Semi-Final Playoffs. The semi-finale takes in all four teams in a best two out of three series. Monday, Feb. 7.00-6,00 p,m.—Maple. Leafs .Black Hawks Referee, Gerald Holmes Wednesday, Feb. 6,30-7,30 Am--Rea Wings Canadiens. • Referee, Mait Edgar GAMES IN PAST WEEK (Monday, Jan. 253' CLINTON LIONS ►RENA SCHEDULE Thursday, Jaiwary 28 4M0 -F51007 .J—Lions anuary Fr ar ee s S 5k-1)- 29 8.6040.00 p.m.—Public skating Saturday, January 30 MINOR HOCKEY DAY Sunday, January 31 1,00 - 2.30 p.m.—Tot SkAing, Tots must 'be accomp- - anied by an ad- ult.-No admission 3.00 - 5.0Q p.m,—Public Skating 9.00-11.00 p.m,—Public Skating Monday, February 1 Tuesday, February 2 4.00 5.00 p.m.—Lions Free Skat- ing. (Grades 1-4) Wednesday, February 3 2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—Public Skating 4,00-5.00 p.m.—Lions Free Skat- ing. (Grades 5-8) 8.00-10.00 p.m.-7Public Skating RECORDS—Any records brought in will, be played.—Thank you, • Arena Manager, DON FULTON vs.