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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-02-11, Page 13Pale 12 Clinton Nows-IRecor41,4bursday, February 11, 1960 ori %rata. OOP Clinton And Exeter Legion Juveniles Play 2-2 Tie; Eliminated By Series Deadlocked Goderich Team Five-Pin Bowling News CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE Pts, Stars 88 Dobbers 74 Hearts 73 Clubs 63 Drivers 59 Imps Budgies Cleaners 45 54 48 A. M. HARPER Is Pleased To Announce That WILLIAM F. COOK, B.A., C.A., formerly of the Department of National Revenue, Taxation Division, is now associated with this firm. A. M. HARPER & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Telephone JA 4-7562 Goderich, Ontario 6-b prvip-mew•serrqpreipr.W.Ww.lAr..11.0.+11...10" Boxed Note Paper-in Red and Gold box 1.00 to 4.00 Fountain Pen or Ball Pen in Desk - Set 1.95 to 5.00 Boxed Chocolate - in 1/2 and I lb. boxes 80c to 1.50 P••••••••AW^MP*M11,"Al.".....116.+IP.'0110."1111...110^6."111W1P",,,' Valentine Cards - for Sweetheart, Wife, Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, and all Relatives and Friends 5c to 5.00 tor-ete-,eee-"er+et-eue-e."-eree-me".0.-41--er Valentines for Children-in packages, Boxes, Books, or loose 5c to 59c • VALENTINE SERVIETTES .0 TABLE COVER • GIFT WRAP • CANDLES CANDY 'BASKETS MeEvvan's Clinton Ontario This man works for our advertisers He is a highly specialized A.B.C.* circulation auditor, who periodically visits our office to examine and verify our circulation information. He is also a reporter. His findings are published in an easy-to-read A.B.C, report which We make available to our advertisers. • A In a very real sense, this .man is ▪ working for you, providing facts about 6 our circulation audience that help you • to invest your advertising money on a o sound business basis, Ask us for a copy of our latest A.B.C. report, *This newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, i coopera - tive, nonprofit association of publishers, advertisers, and advertising agencies. Our circulation is audited by experi• enced A.B,C, CirculatiOn auditors, Our A.S.C, report shows how much circula. lion we haVe, where if goes, how ob. Coined, and other fats that tell (Aver, then* what they get for their mono) when they use this paper. Clinton News Record Did You Know How many Members LEARNED' TO HANDLE THEIR OWN MONEY WISELY' through the CREDIT UNION?? DO YOU KNOW .. About the TREMENDOUS SATISFACTION Mem- bers feel as they WATCH THEIR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS GROW?? If you don't, you should inquire at CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED -41),*.• FAIR PRICES GOOD SELECTION EASY TERMS OUR LOT IS A SHOPPER'S PARADISE LOOK OVER OUR "ONE. OWNER" BUYS! 59 FORD 300 6 cyl. Sedan 59 CHEV. Bel Air 6 Sedan 59 VAUXHALL Cresta -6 cyl. 58 OLDS. 98 4-dr. Hardtop (Has Everything) 58 VAUXHALL 4 cyl. Sedan 56 CHEV. 6 Sedan 56 METEOR Sedan 56 METEOR Ranch Wagon 55 CHEV 6 Sedan (Powerglide Trankmission) 55 CHEV. 8 Sedan (Powerglide Transmission)* 55 OLDS. Coach (Standard Transmission) 55 CHEV. 6 Sedan (Standard Transmission) EXTRA SPECIAL! 57 CHEV. Two Door Hardtop 2 Tone, Seat Covers, etc. • ' CHEAPIES A few left, $300 up. GOOD TRANSPORTATION Top allowance for your present oat Terms to suit you on' the G.M.A.C. Plan. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. VAUXHALL Dealer HUnter. 24321 -- CLINTON ‘tg Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. 4:MV• . The Clinton Fish and Game Club :Bantams and the Exeter Bantams. splayed to a 2-2 standoff in, the third game of the WOAA group Senti-finalS played at the Exeter 'arena last Saturday evening. Bernie Scott got Clinton off to a one goal lead in the first period when he scored from a scramble in. front of the net. The teams split goals in the sec. and period 'W:ttl. Fred Wells .ecor. big • for Exeter, while Borden Me. Rae scored for -Clinton. Peter De Vries scored the. tie- .dig goal for Exeter at the 'ten Minute mark of the third period. Clinton: goal; Bayne Boyes;:de. fence, Laurie Colquhoun, Doug Macaulay; centre, John Cooper; wings, Arnold George, Borden -Mc- Rae; alternates, Gary Gilks, Bob Batkin, Gordon Logan, Bernie Scott, Randy Glew, Barry Glaz-, ler, Phil White,. Jim Livermore, Harry' Cnmmings, o Hensall Midgets Defeat Clinton, Win Tournament A 12-6 victory over Clinton gave Hensall the Midget hockey tourna- ment grand championship in Hens- last Saturday, With the title Caine the General Coach Trophy presented to captain Bill Shaddick by company manager W. C. Smith following the game. The contest climaxed a tourna- ment which was actually played January 23 with Hensall winning the "D" title and Clinton the "B". Bill Shaddick paced the winners With five goals while Bryan Bon- thon added three, Jack Chipehase two and Harold Jacques and Steve Kyle singles. Budd Boyes• bagged two and Roger Cummings, Bill Murney, Bob Livermore and Bud Yeo singles for Clinton. Clinton Legion Midgets; goal, John Harris; defence, Bill Mur- ney, Don Freeman; centre, Roger Cummings; wings, Budd Boyes, Goderich Juveniles eliminated the Clinton Lions Juveniles froro• further play in the WOAA Juven- ile series as they defeated the leeals by a 5,3 seem in •Goderieh last Thursday' evening, Goderich had won the opener in :Clinton. by a. 5.4 score, thereby taking the two game total goals series 10.7, Paul Pickett,. 'Pete . Caron and Pen Scruton were the Clinton marksmen, Barry ,Stewart, Ron Feagan, DOn. McCortrnoh, Fred Israel and Ray Jeffrey scored for .Goderich, JUNIOR LEAGUE Pts. Pigtail Pioneers 20 Spartans 16 Pin Pickers 8 Beatniks 6 High Single-Ron Livermore, 299 MEN'S INTER-TOWN LEAGUE Pts. Exeter 131 Clinton B 119 Goderich A 98 Clinton A 88 Goderich B 83 Wingham 75 Clinton B 7-Clinton A 4 Exeter 11 -Goderich B 0 Goderich A 11-- Wingham 0 Bud Yeo; alternates, Bruce Cooper, Bob Livermore, Don Colquhoun, Mike Burns, Keith Allen, John .Radford, Craig Cox, Don Lock- wood. Kinsmen Peewee Hockey maple Leafs... 3 Black Hawks 2. (Monday, February Maple - Leaf goals; Holland (unassisted); IL Holland Han-. land); H. Holland (unassisted). Black Hawk goals; Brian Mar- Man (C411.4s, F4ilia); McKenzie, Red Wings 3 Canadiens ( Wed nesday, February 10) Red Wing goals: Pickett (Du, tot); Pickett - (Maguire); tontot (Pickett). Canadiens pals; -Don Bartliff; Fleet (Stanley); Stanley (Fleet). GAMES. NEXT WEEK Monday, February 15, • 7,00 pm..----Maple1.,eafs vs. -Bleck Hawks,. • Bach have won a game in finals, one will -be, eliminated, Referee,..-Gerry Holmes Wednesday!. _February 16,, 6.30 p,tn.-Maple Leafs or Black Hawks vs, 13,ed Wjege, Referee, Bill Chowen EXHIBITION Seaforth 7-Peewee Allstars 2 (Thursday, February 4) Clinton goals: Paul McKenzie; Larry Pickett. COMING EXHIBITION GAMES Thursday, February 11- 7.00 p.m.-Sqeirts vs. Goderich (Game in Goderich) Saturday, February 13- 7.00 p.m. Peewees vs. Goderich (Game in Goderich) Each player has free ticket be junior game afterwards, 0 Clinton Bantams Lose Close Game To Exeter Team • Exeter Bantams- squared the best-of-three WOAA group semi- finals at a game each last Thurs- day evening at the Exeter arena when they defeated the Clinton Fish and Game Club Bantams by a close 4-3 score. Borden McRae got Clinton off to a one goal lead in the first, per- iod when he scored assisted by John Cooper. Freddie Wells scored two goals for Exeter near the end of the first period to put Exeter ahead. Mike Cushman scored the only goal for Exeter in the second per- iod. Freddie Wells scored his third goal of the game early in the third period to put Exeter three goals up. John Cooper brought his team to within one goal when he scored two goals, each on assists from Laurie Colquhoun. Although Clin- ton pressed hard in the last few minutes they could not get the equalizer. There were -only two penalties in the game with Borden McRae and. John Cooper getting these. Clinton: goal, Bayne Boyes; de- fence, Laurie Colquhoun, Doug Macaulay; centre, John Cooper; wings, Arnold George, Borden Mc- Rae; alternates, Gary Gilles, Bob Batkin, Gordon Logan, Bernie Scott, Randy Glew, Barry Glaz- ier, Phil White, Jim Livermore, Harry Cummings. 0 CORRECTION PLEASE: Last week we reported the price of hogs at Clinton Assembly yard on February 2 as $24.25. Accord- ing to manager Joe Corey, they closed that day at $25.00. IKInsmonWoolcilt Proclaimed for. Clintonw Fob. 14.20 Feb. 'KinSnlell, Week in Clinton, • February 14,20, was proclaim, ed. by Mayor Herbert Bridle at council meeting on Monday,. The motion to this effect 'was moved by Conncilier George Beattie and seconded by Coun- cillor norman Livermore. The youngeSt service club in town, the Kinsmen Club of Clinton have done a terrific amount of work with young boys in sports, both hockey and baseball, and Include a top repair campaign at Christ- mas along, with support of the swimming pool project and other community endeavours, Achievement Day For 4-H Clubs Here On Saturday All day Saturday in the Clinton Legion Hall, achievement day for the centre section of Huron County 4-H Iforriaking Clubs will be staged. Eleven clubs from Clinton, Crediton, Elinaville Gode- rich, Grand Bend, Hurondale, Kip- pen, Londesboro, McKillop, Sea- forth and Sea:Perth, district will take part. Exhibits will be in place by nine in the morning. By 9.45 judging of clothes closet accessories will begin, with the girls giving rea- sons, and putting on an activity, planning a set of clothes closet accessories, A discussion,• period will be held before lunch. Choc- olate milk will be provided, and those attending will 'bring their own lunch. Beginning at 1.30 in the after- noon, the exhibits will be shown off, with comments made; demon- strations and skits will , be held. Comments by visiting home econ- omists will be made. Presenta- tions of awards will be Made. Each girl completing a project satisfact- orily receives . a: ' ,,silver 4-H tea- spoon. ' 0 Landrace Producers , Name 1960 Officers The annual meeting of the West- ern Ontario Landrace Breeders' Association was held in the agri- cultural office board room, Walk- erton, on Friday, January 26. • Officers elected for 1960 are: past president, Roy Adair; Wing- ham; president, Gordon Peters, Arthur; vice-president,. Robert Mc- Millan, Seafeirth;',secretary-treas- urer, John 'WilSon, Auburn; repre- sentative on Western Ontario Reg- ional Show, Sydney Smith, Tee's- water; other county directors: John Orr, Perth; William Stamm, Bruce; Miss Jean Webster, Grey. The meeting appointed Milton Forester, Mildmay, and Robert McMillan as 'delegates to provin- cial annual meeting of Landrace breeders in Toronto Royal York Hotel, February 17. A sale of purebred' Landrace bred sows and service-age boars was scheduled to be held in Clin- ton on April 9, 50 Goests.Attelit Mayors Dinner (Continued from Page One) 4014 on Huron County," finished Cechrane. Mayor and Mrs. Bridle will he celebrating their 22nd wedding anniversary on Sunday, February 14, They were married while Herb was employed with A & P stores in Brampton, That city is 'beim town" for Mrs, Cochrane, Commenting on the many eon, neetiens between the •people .pres, ent, Mayor Bridle, said he hoped that during 'the -year 1960 some classes at CDCI could visit the council chamber during' sessions, and get some idea of the work attempted by council. "Actually," said the mayor, "noting the Awn- ber of Goderich young men who come to Clinton to marry and to work, it would be good for Clinton if the county -town were to get some of 'their collegiate. students to. attend council meetings, too. Then in the futere they would have ground work laid for the job of councillor in this town." Mayor Bridle came to Clinton from Goderich. Mayor Fisher wail once a Clinton boy who went to Goderich. Thanks for the dinner was given .ito the • ladies of St. Paul's Mayor Bridle, and were accepted by Mrs. Alfred Crozier, Shorthorn Group Draws Up Yeaes List Of Events Directors of the Perth-Huron Shorthorn Club meeting in Clin- ton Thursday, February 4, with Bruce Keys, Varna, presiding, drew up plans for the coming year. The annual regiOnal show will be held in Stratford on September 21. Judge will be. Fraser 1VIe- Farlane, Witirtebite Lee, Highgate, and Duncan Mc- Tavish, Paisley, as alternates, The' ring committee will be George Waldie, Stratford, and Lincoln White, St. Marys. Lucknow was selected for the fall consignment sale at which Andrew. Gaunt, Lecknow, will be sales manager: Tile annual meet- ing and banquet will be held early in December in Egmondville. Members appointed Mr. Keys, president, Douglas H. Miles, agri- cultural representative for Huron County and club secretary, and Mr. Gaunt, to arrange for a bus' tour in the Owen Sound area. Jack Peck, Kippen, was appoint- ed as the club's representative to the Huron County Federation of Agriculture. Approval was given to payment of the affiliation fee of $5. Mr. Gaunt, past president, and now as director of the Ontario Shorthorn Club, reported on the provincial convention held in Guelph. He told the meeting that the provincial club is comprised of 1,030 members. Last year close to $1,200 was given in special prizes to 4-H club members in the promotion of calf club work. Hog Producem At Meeting Here Endorse Hog Plan Valentine Babies Have Birthday On February 14 This following information does not belong with. the Over 80 Birthday Club, but some mention of special occasions on February 14 is needed,. Three birthdays are known this corning Sunday, and Valentine greetings go to these men; Plurnstool, William Perdue, Arthur Groves and, Thomas Lep. pington-all born on February 14, though in various )tears, Any pth. er Valentine babies? Congratulations, too, for Mayor and Mrs. 'Herbert Bridle, whose 22nd wedding anniversary 14 on Sunday, February 14.. - • ,--•• -• • CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, February 11 4.00 - 5.00 p.m.-Lions Free Skat- ing. (Grades 5-8) 6.30 p.m.-Lions Town Hockey League Am.-Braves vseBruips 7,15 p.m.-Braves vs.; Bears Friday, February 12 8.00-10.00 p.m,-Public Skating Saturday, -February .13 8.00.9,00 a.m.-Town League Braves vs. Bears 2.00 - 4,00 p.m.-Public Skating 8.00-10.00 p.m.-To be announced Sunday, February 14" 1.00 - 2.30 p.m.-Tot Skating 3.00 -5,00 p,m.-Public Skating 9.00-11.00 p.m.-Public Skating Monday, February 15 Lions Town Hockey League, 4,30 pen.--Barons vs. Braves 5.15 p.m.-Bruins vs. Bears Tuesday,. February 16 4.00 - 5.00 p.m.-Lions Free Skat- ing. (Grades 1-4) Wednesday, Febrifory 17 2.00 - 4.00 p.m.-Public ,Skating 8.00-10.00 p.m.-Fetiblic Skating RECORDS-Any records brought in will be played.-Thank you, Arena Manager, DON FULTON owing Events TueSday Neon Last ChanCtrr to place advertiSerrtents in this, column, Phone before 12,30 pin, 4i"trb' Harbour:lite inn-Saturday dancing, music by Stew Baird, and Wtheedenzslraylasig. hLti,ons Bingo eve. 6 Thurs., Feb. 11-ningo in Leg-ion Memorial Hall, Kirk :Street, 2a 85t ; je3a0011)1A. :tt, 15 regular57in 57 games numbers, d door prizes, $2.50 each, Admise ori 50c. 20-tfb, Thurs., Feb. 11-Card Party by the Ladies Auxiliary to Guides and Brownies, Trinity Church Parish Hail, Bayfield, 8 P,m. Chinese aue. tion, Admission, 50c. Lunch serve ed. Friday, Feb. 12 - Valentine's Dance, Clinton. Legion Hall, Kean Wilhee's Orchestra, sponsored by Murphy LOL Building Fund. e 5-6-b. 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, spore.. sored by Bayfield Agriculture/ Society, Cards at 8.15 p.m., dan-cing commences 10 p.m. Door• prize, Carruther's Orchestra. 5-641- Sat., Feb. 13-Ontario Street• CGIT Valentine Tea and Bake Sale, in church parlour, from 3: to 5 p.m. 5-6-b Sun, Feb. 14-Hullett Scarlet• Chapter meeting in the lodge naom,, Clinton, at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. ele Mon., Feb .15-Free band con-cert, Air Transport Command Band, RCAF Station Clinton Rec- reation Hall, 8.30 p,m. Civiliazis- Welcome. 6-x: Tues., Feb, 16-Card Party In' the LOBA lodge rooms, above lib- rary at 8:30 sharp. Proceeds for the, building fund, Everyone Welcome., 6te Tues., Feb. 16-Clinton j Film: Council Film Workshop at Wes- ley-Willis United Church, 7.30 p.ine Demonstration, community- films,. 61e,' Wed. Mar. 9--Fashion Show sp- onsored by. Clinton Kinettes, )11, Clinton Legion Hall, at 8 p.m. • 6b) S (Continued from page One) Wawanosh, William Good (alt. Robert McAllister); Morris; A. Bacon (alt. R. H. Coultis); Turn- berry, Les Fortune (alt. Harry Mulvey); Howick, E. Harding (alt. G. Angst). These 16 delegates (one from each township were nominated by a committee made up of Lloyd Stewart, - Hullett; Les Fortune, Turnberry and Bill Coleman, Stan- ley Township. Only one other nomination was made--that of Philip Dtirand as alternate in Stanley, but the vote went to Jack Scotchmer. • To make up the 23 delegates, seven, 'directors at large were nominated from the floor; - and elected were: Simon rahare Belgrave; Elgin Porter, Varna; Robert R. Allan, Brucefield; W. R. "Bert" Lobb, RR 2, Clinton; John Broadfoot, Brumfield; Alvin Rau, Zurich; Elmer Ireland, RR, 2, Wingh a re . The resolutions committee com- posed of Robert Armstrong, East Wawanosh; Alex McGregor, Tuck- erstnith and Simon Hallahan, Bel- grave, presented two resolutions which were passed: first, 'in ap- preciation of press, radio and TV and the second one was worded as follows: , - As the Ontario Hog Producers Association just recently extended their services to all,of Ontario, be it resolved that we, the Huron County Hog Producers ask the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board to delay a 'vote until the Ontario Hog Products Marketing Board and the federal deficieney paynient plan have had a fair trial, Arthur Bolton, lUt 1, Dublin (former, associate agricultural rep. resentatiVe for Huron) conducted lthe of ,officers.;