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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-02-04, Page 11RESISTS SOIL COLOURFAST Trilan carpet has mirror- Trilan fibres are not dyed. smooth, dirt-shedding fibres, They are spun in color — inovving easier dirt remov- born in color. The original ing than other fibres that color stays regardless of have rough crevices. light, washing, or stain-re- moving agents, EASY To, CARE FOR No spot worries with Trilan CRUSH RESISTANT broadloom. Ink, fruit juices, Trilan is highly resistant to cola and other beverage `moisture and, dries quickly; therefore is less susceptible ,stains sponge off easily with to crushing than most high-, a little soap and warm water. er priced carpets. TRILAN BROADLOOM IS DURABLE , 0 Your Trilan Broadloom will stay luxuriously new looking because of its built-in resis- tanee to soiling, its lifetime color clarity and because it is so wonderfully easy to care for. , .. Drop in soon and choose from the many colors available. BALL & MITCH I.H.A. HARDWARE Clinton HU 2-9505 offliimmimm r 1 $7. ONLY 5 P 0 ER SQ. YD. Delivere4 to Your Tanks ACCURATE MEASURE COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL US NOW! HARRY WILLIAMS FUELOIL GASOLINE MOTOR OIL LOBRKANTS R.1L2,(11NTON•elow, HIJ 2-6633 We're making warm friends PEEWEE SEAFORTH 5—CLINTON 0 Seaforth; goal, Bill Boshart; de- fence, Brian Phillips, Ray DeVer- aux; centre, Gary Finnigan; wings, Brian Broome, Gary Grey; alter- nates, Terry Campbell, Larry Mc- Ilwain, Ronnie Hildebrand, Larry Scott, Dave Britton, Pete Wilbee, Keith Finnigan, Greg Rau, Brian Stewart, Craig Haney, Allan Car- ter, Ferg Quinn. Clinton: goal, Bill Striong; de- fence, Doug Proctor, Rolfe Cooke; centre, Larry Pickett; wings, Gary Fleet, Brad Dutot; alternates, Darrell Gilks, Paul McKenzie, Lee Ellis, Philip Burns, John Irwin, Harvey Holland, Elwin Kingswell, Billy McKay, Bobby Harland, Er- nie Fafard. First Period 1--Seaforth, Campbell Second Period 2—Seaforth, Campbell 3—Seaforth, Campbell (Mc- /twain) Third Period Seaforth, Campbell (Mc- Ilwain) 5.00 5—Seaforth, Gary Finnigan (Broome) 10.15 Referees: Doug Andrews and Gerald Holmes. Outstanding player of the game, Terry Campbell, was presented 4.25 4.55 9.50 CAHA Official Here - • In attendance at Clinton's Minor Hockey Day was Jack Roxburgh, Simcoe, who/ is the incoming president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association. He was introduced by Hugh R, Hawkins, left, and was presented with a token remembrance of Clinton by Don Kay, right, who is chairman of the Clinton Minor Hockey Day event. (News-Record Photo) •-1 IS YOURS A. DELINQUENT? Smoking and not working? If your car is that way, we'll teach it a lesson for you! Bring it in . . we'll put it to work for you! 192 HURON STREET o CLINTON Ray Hoggarth, Prop. HU 2-6661 LAST 3 DAYS THUR. — FRI. SAT. ALL • SUITS • TOPCOATS • SPORT COATS REDUCED TO NEW LOW PRICES BUY NOW AND SAVE 1 and 2 PANT SUITS AS LOW AS — $39.50 $i:20 SAO $4.68 ;per roil (Sales tax included) 4 per toil (Sales tax included) per roll (Sales tax included) rrOr ~11 *U Line7mps any We're in an AwFul Fix! Our Store Room in Peck .Mann,'s Garage is Full of Wrapping Paper There's a Newspaper Press In There, Too FUEL OIL We Want To Move The Press Into Our New Plant, BUT We'd Like To Move The Paper First. WanfTo Help Us Out? VOIWARY 4,496Q • harry Mawan's Reds: Allan, Wells, Robert Kay, John Dixon, Frank Newland, -Clare .MoBwan, Brian Cox, John .Anstett, Gordon. Lavis, Bill Stirling-, Referee; Bill German. Blues • goal scored by Charlie. Chambers from -Robbie Campbell: at 10,11. Ontstanding players on each team: Charlie Chambers and John ,Anstett, presented with hockey sticks by J, Douglas Thoradike,• Judges for the awards; Pat Hardie and 'Doug Andrews, SQUIRT BEDS 2 — mugs 0 Reds: goal, Rolfe McEware, de- fence, Ken Strong, Stephen Pierce; forwards, Greg .Crowe, Tommy Morgan, Doug McDonald, Michael Graham, Paul Lavis, Wesley Chambers, goal, Gerry Lobb; de- fence, Ricky Fafard, Ricky Clarke; forwards, Greg Burns, Greg Scott, Richard Dixon, Larry May, Ronnie Scott, Ricky Frerrilin, Scott Mac- aulay, Referees: Bill German and Ger- ald Holmes. - Red • goal scorers: Paul Levis, from Greg Crowe at 7.05;. Michael Graham, freni Wesley Chambers at 11.15, Outstanding players on each team: Ricky Frertilin and . Greg Crowe, were presented with hoe- key sticks by Don. Epps of the Ellwood Epps . Sports Shop. Judges for the awards --were Pat Hardie and Doug . Andrews. " WEEWEE malt, Blues; `Briars Ed ger, Charlie Chambers, Walter Scott, David AnStett, Ralph Mc., Adam Daryl Stanley, Ronnie Moir, Larry •McMichael, Garry GOAILIS, Robbie, Campbell, MIDGET 014,41113w moot Anocter$ Pg.:Anima:NT ogr.,Tois•1. 'Dearborn Brutus; goal, Dean Dickler 4efence, Matt, Mulcahy, Bob Prisby; centre, Don. Itifazurelz wings, Don Petrere, .Biff alternates, Gary Bell, Dennis' Keblaitis, Adam; Mitchell, Pete Kondern, Mike Kowalski, Bill Ventola, Rudy Valentlid, Bob Han- sen, 'Ken Myers. Clinton Legion Midgets; goal, John Harris; defence, Bill Mar. -ney, Den Freernan;. 'centre, Roger Cramming-1; wings, Budd Boyes„ Bud Yeo; alternates, Bruce .COop- er, Bob Livermore, Don Colciu, holm, Mike Burns, Keith Allen, JOhn -Radford, Craig Cox, Don .Lockwood. riot period 1---Dearborn, Mazurek (Ko- walski) 12,57 Penalty: Mulcahy (hooking) 10.15 Second Period Boyes (Yeo) .19 3—Clinton, B oyes (Cum- mings, Yeol ,53 4-=Clinton, Cummings, (Yeo, Boyer) 10.30 5—Clinton, Allen (Barns) 15.27 - 5—Clinton, Cooper (Colgu- houn) 18.43 7—!Minton, Freeman,..„ . , 18.39 Penalty; IVIazurek (charging) 8.51. mor Hockey Day Third period 8 —Clinton, Yeo (Cummings) 1.50 9—Clinton, Allen 12.15 Penalties; Ventola (bolding) 3,50; Allen (tripping.) 17.50; - Keb- laitis (roughing) 19.30. Outstanding player of the game was Budd Boyer.. He was present- -with a pair of hockey gloves bby . Frank Cook of Hotel Clinton, Outstanding playera on- each team were Dean Diekie and Bill IVLurney, who .were presented with hockey sticks by Bill Counter, for Clayt Dixon's Auto Supply. These award winning players were'pick- ed by Jack Scruton, Caryl•Draper and Clarence Neilans. Juveniles Lose :•first PlarOff Game .Clinton Lions Juveniles were de- feated 5.4 by the Cotlerich Jav-, eniles in the first game of the bestof4hree group semi-finals at the local arena 'Tuesday evening.The second game- will be played in Goderich tonight (Thursday), Paul Pickett and Don Sem.iton each scored twice' for Clinton, Dave Wilkinson led Goderich with two goals; Pen Jeffrey, L,on Allen, and Ron Veagap scored the others. PACM n,V17-414 with a pair of hockey gloves by Don Kay of D. A. Kay and Son, Outstanding players On each team were Larry McIIwain and Darrell Gilks, who were presented with hockey sticks by K. W. Col- quhottn. Judges who picked the award winners were Robert Drap- er, Pat Hardie and Al May. MIDGET-JUVENILE HENSALL MIDGETS 4— CLINTON JUVENILES 4 Mock; defence, Bruce Horton, Bob Moir. Jones; alternates, Bill Shad-dick, Jack Chipchase, Bill Noakes,: Jerry Chapman, Harold Jaques, Harry Mickle; centre 'Brian Christian; wings, Bryan Bonthron„ Larry Masai! -Midgets: goal, Dennis Clinton Lions juveniles: goal, Len Wilson; defence, John jacob, Charles Bartliff; centre, Pete Garon; wings, Paul Pickett,: Paul Draper; alternates, Don. Scruton, Ken Engelstad, Ralph Glew, Wai- ter Van Dongen, Wilbur Stirling, Eric Schellenberger, Ron Liver- more. .1—Clinton, Livermore (Pic- kett) 3,30 2—Hensall, Jaques . . 4.20 Shaddick (Jac- ques) 11.25 4—Clinton, Draper (Engel- stad) 14.45 5—Hensall, Jones 15.40 Penalties: Bartliff (boarding) 16.35; Chipchase (boarding) 18.00. Second Period 6—Clinton, Pickett (Sera- . ton) ..... , ..... 18.05 Penalties: .... ripping)• 5.09; Christian (roughing) 13,35; Bon- thron (tripping) 17.35. Third. Period . 7—Clinton, Livermore (Gar- on) 7.15 8—Hertsall, Christian (Ben- thron) 16.10 Penalties: Jacob (interference) 5.40; Chapman (hooking) 6.50; Garon (tripping) 12.35. The three stars as picked by Al May, Bob Draper and Malt Edgar were: Jack Chipcha.se, Ron Livermore .and Pete Garon. BANTAM CLINTON BANTAMS 10— DEARBORN BARONS 2 Dearborn Barons; goal, Yoleum; defence, Baraniak, Burnaska; cen- tre, Jim Haunoher; wings, 'Corona, Bob Alstead; alternates, Bob Lucy, Don Lucy, Baun, Vaughn, Cusu- mane, Rick .Alstead, Dave Haun- cher. Clinton Fish & Game Club Ban- tams; goal, Bayne Boyes,- defence, Laurie Coiquhoun, Doug Mac- aulay; centre, John Cooper; wings, Arnold George, Borden McRae; alternates, Bob, Batkin, Gordon I mean; Gary Gilka, Bernie Scott, Randy Glew, Melvin Belch, Barry Glazier, Phil White, Jim Liver- more, Harry Cummings; Peter Staniforth (played goal in third peried)- First Period 1—Dearborn, Bob Lucy (Jim Hiauncher) 5.55 2—Clinton, Colquhoun 7.20 3—Clinton, Gilks (Logan) 11.45 4—Clinton, McRae (Colgii- h:oun) 14.20 1\lo penalties. • Second Period McRae (Colqu- houri) 1.45 6—C1intor Gilks 3.22 7—Clinton, Gilks 8.26 Na penalties. Third Period 8—Clinton, McRae 1.25 9—Clinton, McRae (Cooper) 7.1.8 10—Clinton, Batkin 9.09 11 Dearborn, Jim Hauneher 11.10 12—Clinton, Cooper (McRae) 14 36 No penalties. Outstanding player of the game was Laurie Colquhoun, who was presented with a pair of hockey gloves by Hugh R. Hawkins. Outstanding players of each team were: Gary Gilks and Jim Hauncher, who were presented with hockey sticks by .Jack Mer- ner, for Ball and Mutch Hard- ware. Three former Clinton,hockey players, Ross "Punch" eEwan, Fred Elliott and Doug Bartliff- picked the award winners in the. Bantam game. o•M*,, . ' . THE CARPET YOU'VE V BEEN WAITING FOR! TRILAN BROADLOOM AMRCDAE11$ 1 9 8 PROONCYbh RCA VICTOR COMPANY, bib. • ALL -WOOL SPORT COATS SIZES 35 TO 44 Reg. to $39.50 NOW ONLY $19.95 coring o ,•approX. 40 Ilia- each 24" Rolls 18" Rolls approx. 30 lbS. each approx. 26 lbs, each 15" Rolls *We'll Deliver A* That Price — Right To Your Store Or Office A-001COVER YOUR, STOCK NOW AND LET US KNOW WHAT YOU NEED Clinton News-Record '63 Albert Street Dial HU 241143 TOPCOATS• TO CLEAR AT $19.95 - $24.95 $32.50 Hobberlin Made-to-Order Suit Sale ENDS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6 FREE EXTRA TROUSERS FREE SAVE UP TO $32.50 ORDER NOW FOR SPRING HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR. (OPEN FRIDAY EVENING) HU 2.9351 CLINTON I ,1