HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-02-04, Page 12Hog Producers To Hear
IIVIClunis on February 10
The- annual meeting of the Hu-
ron County Hog producers Associ-
ation Will be held in the Legion
Memorial Hall, Kirk. Street next
Wednesday afternoon, February
3.0. President Ross Love, RR 2,
aensall,, will' be- Sit charge.
Guest speaker will be Charles:
McInnis, chairman of the Ontario,
Hog- Producers Association.
Prices for hogs at the Clinton.
assembly point rose from the low
of $21.00 last week, to $24.25 this,
Tuesday. Ability of the small
packers to bid' on an open market,
is credited by Albert Bacon, vice-.
president of the Huron County As,
egeiation, with the rise in price.
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Coming Events
Tuesday Noon — Last Chance
column. Phone before 12.30 p,m.
to place advertisements in 41xt.hisub
Harbourlite Inn—Saturday night
dancing resumes February 6. Lions;
Bingo every Wednesday night. 3tfee
Thurs., Feb. 4---Bingo in Leg.
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street,
25; Jackpot, $56 in 56 numberse
3 door prizes, $2.50 each. Admits-
at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular gam2esemtbat,
Friday, Feb. 6 —DANCE, Fish.
and Game Club House, Stew and'
His Collegians, Admission 75e.
Everybody welcome. Proceeds for-
Fish and Game Club Bantam
hockey team. 5b.,
Friday,. Feb. 0 —Clinton Wom-
en's Institute card party, in Ag-
ricultural Board room, 8.30 p.m.
Everyone Werceine. 5-be
Monday, Feb. 8 — Open study-
group meeting for members and
prospective members. Credit Un-.
ion Office, rear door at 8 p.m.
5-(b9
Friday, Feb. 12 — Valentine's.:
Dance, Clinton Legion Hall; Ken
Wilbee's Orchestra, sponsored by-
Murphy LOL Building Fund.
Friday, Feb. 12—Girls' Club, St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Valentine Tea and Bazaar. 7 to-
9 p.m. evening. , 2, 5, 6b
• Friday, Feb. 12—Valentine Dan-
ce in - Bayfield Town Hall, spon-
sored by Bayfield' Agricultural'
Society, Cards at 8.15. p.m., dan-•
ring commences 16 p.m. ,Door
prize. Carruther's Orchestra. 5-6-b.
Sat., Feb. 13—Ontario Street.
CGIT Valentine Tea and Bake
Sale, in church parlour, from 3
to 5 p.m. 5-6-b
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Home- Makers.
Bowling League
With another month of bowling
over for the Home Makers League,
everyone is still going strong. Last
weeks prizes went to Mrs. M.
Edge for high triple of 606, and to
Mrs. M. Jollimore for high single
of 263.
Scores over 200: Mrs. M. Le
Clem 261; Mrs. M. Edge, 245;
Mrs. T. Brazeau, 234; Mrs. M, Ma-
har, 231, 228; Mrs. D. Dunkin, 230;
Mrs. M. Constable and Mrs'. M.
Fleming, each, 227; Mrs. B. Geig-
er., 226; Mrs. B. Roap and Mrs. M.
Sutton, each 225; Mrs. J. Mackay,
223; Mrs. M. Pfrirrurier, 22; Mrs.
S, Stevenson -and Mrs. J. Gibbs,
220; Mrs, D. Abbott, 219; Mrs, F.
Coniam, 215; Mrs, P. Ellis, Mrs,
M. Truell and Mrs. J. Rubel, each
210; 'Mrs. B. Fair, 209; Mrs. M.
Fraughton and Mrs. A. Lomax,
each, 205; Mrs, A. Nickerson, 203.
Team standings:
"A" Division
Points
Grillers 52
Trilites 50
Rolling Pins ......... .. 50
Cleaners . 48
IV Divfeion
Points
Toasters 50
Trohets 52
Carpet SWetiers 52
Double Boilers ..... 50
Dish Pans 50
or otganitation Which did the mast
in thee year for conservation in
the Province of Ontario. The HU-
ron Club has Wen the award for
1959.
Mr, Falcobet voiced the good
wishes of numerous conservation
clUbs throughout the province, to
,the local group for this honour,
Clinton Fish and Game Club
Bantam hockey teem, defeated
Exeter 5-3 here Tuesday evening
in a Western Ontario Athletic As,
soeiation bantam group beet-of-
three semi-final sreies.
Gary Gilks led .Clinton with two
goals. , The others were scored by
Laurie Colquhoun, Borden McRae
and Doeg Macaulay, Exeter goals
were scored by Fred Wells, Stan
neenick and Mike Cushman.
Exeter: goal, Hamilton; defence,
Leenick, Glover; centre, Cushman;
wings, Parsons, Wells; alternates,
de Vries,- MacDonald, Wright,
Sweitter, Brintnell, Cooper, Cars-
cadden, Gould.
Clinton: goal, Bayne Boyes; de-
fence, Laurie Colquhoun, Doug
Mecaulaye enetre, John Cooper;
wings, Arnold George, Borden Mc-
Rae) alternates, Gary Gilks, Bob
Batkin, Gordon Logan, Bernie
Scott, Randy Glew, Barry Glaz-
ier, Phil White, JiM Livermore,
Harry Cummings.
CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCHEDULE
Thursday, February 4
4.30 p.m.—Church Skating Party
Friday, February 5
8.00-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating
Saturday, February 6
2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—Public Skating
8.00-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating
first 15 girls free.
Adm.: Students,
15e, Adults, 25c.
Sunday, February 7
100 - 2.30 pare—Tot Skating, Tots
must be accomp-
anied by an ad-
ult. No admission
3.00 - 5.00 p.m.—Public Skating,
9.00-11.00 p.m.—Public Skating
Monday, February 8
4.30 - 6.00 p.m.—Lions Town Lea-
gue hockey prac-
tice. All players
requested to
come out. .
Tuesday, February 9
4.00 - 5.00 p.m.—Lions Free Skat-
ing. (Grades 1-4)
Wednesday, February 10
2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—Public Skating
8.00-10.00 p.m.—Public Skating
RECORDS Any records brought
in will be played.—Thank you,
Arena Manager,
DON FULTON
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Clinton's Minor Hockey Day Successful;
To Be Annual Winter Sports Attraction
Clinton girls lost two and won
another basketball game during
the past week,
Last Thursday they played an
exhibition game with a team from
the Stratford Teachers College, as-
sisted by Mrs. Webb and K. Sharp.
The score was 15-9 for the college.
Forwards: Eva. Verhoef (1),
Sibyl Castle, Mary Macaulay, Kar-
en Buck (2), Mrs. Webb (4),-Beth
Thompson; centre, K. Sharp (2);
guards, Margaret Merrill, Jean
Booth, Janet Sharp, Bonnie Hamil-
ton.
Juniors
In the Clinton gym Wednesdak
the local juniors edged Wingham
18-17. Mary Jean Colquhouri was
top scorer.
Clinton Juniors: forwards, Mary
Jean Colquhuon (15), Sandra Mer-
rill,. Beth Cudmore (1), Connie
Smith (2), Nancy Caldwell;
guards, Janet Batldn, Jeanne
CDCI Girls Basketball Team Loses Two
Games; Juniors Edge Wingham Yesterday
At a meeting Sunday afternoon
in Hotel Clinton, it was nnani-
- rnously passed that Clinton Minor
Hockey Day be an annual affair,
during Minor Hockey Week in
Canada.,
The committee met Sunday to
complete Saturday's erninor hockey
ally business. Owing to ethe suc-
cess of the day, the same officers
were returned to begin plans on
next year's event.
The pfficers are Don Kay, chair-
man; Malt Edgar, secretary and
Ken •McRae, treasurer. The group
is made up of representativee froni
the Kinsmen Club, Lions Club,
Legion, and Fish and Game Club,
all of whom Promote minor sports
in Clinton. The town council was
also represented on the committee.
Mr, Kay thanked his committee,
saying that each carried out their .
duties very well, Don Fulton, man-
ager of Clinton Lions Arena, was
voted $10 for his part in making
the day such a success.
During the day $252.46 was tak-
en in by silver collection and ad-
rnieslons. Added to this was $10
donations from three dabs. The
Lions gave the arena free for the
day. It' is expected that nearly
$100 will be saved from the day
to promote minor hockey; 464
people paid admission to the even-
ing games; $38.85 was collected
when a blanket was passed in front
of the evening crowd, and $79.13
was taken in by silver collection
during the afternoon.
Afser Sunday afternoon's meet-
ing, the group discussed Clinton's
need for. a recreation council or
committee, to look after the town's
grewine, minor sporte program.
On Sunday morning, the visit-
ing American hockey players and
adults were given a tour of Clin-
ton's t. oldest industry, Sherlock-
Manning Piano Co, Ltd, Hosts on
the tour were Caryl W, and Mur-
ray Draper,
The Dearborn visitors were bil-
leted in homes throughout town.
The committee was grateful 'for
receiving many offers of rooms.
Most of the boys stayed in homes
with local boys who play hockey.
Clinton Concert Band led the
parade of children to the rink at
noon and played several selections
between games.
Local Chiropractor
Addressed Kinsmen
Kenneth S. Wood, Doctor of
Chiropractic, addressed the meet-
ing of Kinsmen on Tuesday night
in Hotel Clinton. He stressed the
advantages of good' postern, in
keeping with National Health
Week, which begins to-day.
The first of the monthly suit
draws was won by Morris Gard-
ner, Goderich. Attendance at the
meeting was recorded at 92 per-
cent.
Plans are going forward to mark
Kin Week from FebruarY 14-20.
Johnston, Marjorie Woods, N.
Johnston, Dianne Murphy, Terry
Dernaray.
Wingham" Juniors: forwards,
Karen Elliott (2e, inute Reid '(2),
Jean. Jones (4), Jean Gurney (2),
Julie Cruickshank (7) Mary Fis-
cher; etatels, Judy Renwick, San-
dra eLennan, Diane Jackson,
Bethty Ann Lapp,, Susan Sellers,
Trudy de Yong.
Seniors
The senior • team took a loss,
with the score 30-21 for Wirighem.
Clinton Seniors: forwards, Eva
Verhoef (6), Sibyl Castle (8),
Mary Macaulay, Martha Gillette
(6), Beth Thompson; guards,
Margaret Merrill, Jean Booth,
Janet Sharp, Jean Turner, Ruth
Turner, Bonnie Hamilton.
Wingham Seniors: forwards,
Betty J. McDonald (4), Lynn
Freudemain (6); Greer Dunlop
(6), Mary Fitzpatrick (4), June
Warwick, Jean Martin (3); cen-
tre, Mary Meehan (7); guards,
Brenda Hughes, Jane Hethering-
ton, Connie MeKague, Marg. Ham-
ilton, Marie Deyell, Marie John-
ston.
Referee for both games was Mrs.
John E. Robinson; umpire, Mrs.
E. B. Menzies, and scorer was
Nancy Webber.
The boys played in Wingham,
and scores were not available last
night.
Kinsmen Peewee
Hockey
Entering the playoffs on Mon-,
day, the Red Wings and Black
Hawks of the Kinsmen Peewee
Hockey League have each Won a
game.
Black Hawks 3—Maple Leafs 1
(Monday, Feb: 1)
Black Hawk goals: Paul Mcken-
zie (Brian Mermen); Darrell
Gilks (McKenzie); Lee Ellis
(Gilks),
Maple Leaf goal: Harvey Hol-
land.
Red Wings 6—Canadiens
(Wednesday, Feb. 3)
Red Wing goals: Brad Dutot,
two unassisted, two with assists
from Larry Pickett; Pickett (Steve
Maguire), Steep (Brad Dutot).
Canadiens. goals: Philip Burns,
one goal unassisted, and another
with assist 'from Reg. Varga.
GAMES NEXT WEEK
Monday, Feb, 8.00 p.m.—Black Hawks vs.
Maple Leafs
Referee: Danny Colquhoun.
Wednesday, Feb. 10-
6.30 7.30 pen.—Red Wings vs.
Canadians
Referee: Ken Clyniels.
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Fish and Game Club
Wins Ontario Award
Monday bight was a. proud tinie
for Members of the Huroh Fish
and Game Conservation Assoela.
tion, George Falconer, made the
presentation of the Mary Pickford
silver trophy to president Barrett
Taylor, who received it on behalf
Of the club.
Mary Pickfenci, who was famOUS
as a Movie star in H011yWood was
born in Toronto. Stoned time about
1086, she put up a trophy to be
Presented annually to the person,
Enough ' Boys For Four Hockey Teams
Sign Up In Lions Town League
Over 40 boys between the ' turn out to the first practice
ages of 12 and 16 years have on Monday, February 8 be-
already signed up to play in tween 4 and 6 pen. At this
a Lions Town Hockey League. full practice session, Don will
according to Don Fulton, split the group into four teams
manager of Clinton Lions and arrange team practice ses-
Arena. ' sions and games. The teams
An announcement in last will be: .,, Barons, Braves,
week's News-Record request- Bruins and Beare.
ed 'teenage boys who were • Players are requested to
enot on an organized hockey bring their own equipment, ex-
team in Clinton to report to cept goal-keepers who will use
the arena. Mr. Fulton ex- available equipment at the
pests at least another ten to arena.
'Clinton Bantams
Go One Game
Up In Semi-Finals
Best Bantam Players And Prize Donors
Outstanding players of the Dearborn Barons-Clinton Bantams hockey game at Sat-
urday's' Minor Fiockey Day spectacle are shown here. Left to right, Gary Gilks, outstand-
ing player of the local team; Laurie Colquhoun, the outstanding player of the game who
was presented with a pair of hockey gloves by Hugh R. Hawkins, centre; Jim Hauncher,
outstanding player on the Dearborn team, who, along with Gilks was given hockey
sticks by Jack Merrier, right, for the Ball and utch Hardware, (News-Record Photo)
Five-Pin Bowling
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3G's
3D's 78
Aces 56
Jacks 52
MEN'S INTER-TOWN LEAGUE
Points
Exeter 120
Clinton A 112
Goderich A , 87
Clinton. A 84
Goderieh B 83
Wingham 75
Results for Jan. 30
Exeter 9—Goderich A 2
Clinton B 11—Wingham 0
Clinton A 4—Goderich B 7
High single to date, Bob Nichol,
Exeter, 376; high five to date,
Jim Crocker, Exeter, 1418,
Averages to Date
Clinton "A"
Bert Harris 222
Howie Grealis 214
Lon Matthews 205
Edwin "Joe" Cooper 201
Don Switzer 198
Arnold Riley .„.. 198
Clarence Freeman „„ 197
Eldie Glidden 186
Doug Jones. 186
Ron Livermore ...e 176
Buster She:Mick' 181
Gordon Lawson 162
Eric Switzer 113
,Clinton "B"
Jim Armstrong - 223
Bert White 221
Ron Burbridge 211
Jack Armstrong 206
Dave Reid 205
Don Strong 204
Harry Tebbutt 198
Ron MacKay 194
Lee Bourque 183
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LONDESIIORO MEN'S LEAGUE
Points
82
CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE
• Points
Stars 86
Dabbers 69
Hearts 66
Clubs 61
Drivers 57
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Points
Pigtail Pioneers 15
Spartons 11
Beatniks '6
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Budgies 48 48
Cleaners 40
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