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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-02-06, Page 12Referees Have School At RCAF Clinton Several aspiring hockey referees from Air Force centres in Ontario, as well as some civilians, attended a school at RCAF Clinton over the past weekend. Some of the men are shown performing one of their duties--facing off. From the left are: Cpl. Wilson, .Clinton; Cpl, McEwan, Clinton; Cpl, F. S. 'Laroque, Clinton; F/0 Hopkins, Centralia and Sgt. Cyr; Clinton. (.RCAF" Photo) 1964 RCA Victor New Vista Television "The Weldon" Only 269.95 With space-age circuiting, gives better performance, needs fewer repairs, costs less for maintenance than sets using old-fashioned all hand wiring. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION GALBRAITH Radio & TV "BEST for .TV SERVICE" Send a COUTTS or RUST CRAFT Card to Sweetheart, Mother, Sister, Aunt, Child, Friend or Enemy. Priced , 5c to $2.00 A Valentine Gift Idea * • RUBY RED VASE 5.95 CUP and SAUCER Bone China 1.25 to 5.00 FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 1.50 to 3./5 BOXED STATIONERY Eric to 4.50 VALENTINE CUT-OUT BOOKS I Oc 25c ,4 49c PENNY VALENTINE pkgs. 30 for 29c VALENTINE SERVIETTES and CUT-OUTS The first meeting of the Stm- day School executive of Wesley Willis Church was held at the home of Mrs, 'N. Holland with Malt Edgar, superintendeht, in charge, Itev. C. Park opened the meeting with prayer after which the minutes were .read and approved. In the cartesponderiee Was a Dave FaWcertt, Ken Farquhar and Gary Lockwood replied for the Hawks, A &Able header is scheduled in the league this Saturday when the Hawks meet the 13r tfiris at OM and the Canadions,, face the Leafs at 10:00. On Monday at 6:00, the Can , adieus battle the Bruins and on ViTedneday at 6:80 the Hawks ineet the Leafs, Stanley Township Tables Petition To Allow Students To Join Hay Cassius" Andrews Nay fat Words: Unless Juveniles Show Better Form Clinton Lions midgets, who ended tip in last Place in the four-team area loop in the WOAA, pulled an upset Mori- day when they nipped Mitchell by a 5-4 count in the f iret game of a best-of-three PlaYoff, • Playing right in Mitchell against the second place finish- ers, the Clinton crew opened up a 3-0 lead and then bang on LATE FLASH! The inidgets elimineted Mitchell with a 4-2 ',victory in .Clinton last night and will now meet the winner of the ,glaetexeSeaforth series, The hard-fighting locals jumped into a 4-0 lead and hung on, to post the Dean Reid got them going hi the first period with an unassisted tally and Ashley Bevag finished off a play with, John Steepe and Reid to make it 2-0 in the middle period. Reid came back in the seine stanza on a play with Meelinthey and Larry Pic- kett made it four with Reid drawing an assist, to give hint four points by, figuring in on all tallies. against a Mitchell rally that fell one goal short. Chunky Butch Fleet opened the scoring for the winners in the opening stanza on a play with Bill MacKay and Harvey Holland to get them on the right track. Holland, a hard ,shooting de- fensive stalwart, made the tally 2-0 in the first stanza when he finished off a play with Fleet and Harris. Hutchins upped the count to 34. in the opening minutes of the middle- frame with ..S.erim,, -geonr drawing an assist and then .came back with two straight. tallies to make the count 3-2 at the end of the period. Clinton scored two more in the third and :appeared to have the game in the, bag as LarrY. Piekete. and Paul Mel enzie• hit 'the score sheet. HoWever, Mitchell came roar, tag back with two tallies to Over the past weekend a hockey officials clinic was held and conducted at RCAF Station Clinton, Proceedings • got underway in the Recreation Centre class- room on Friday night When the Conimanding Officer Group Captain K,- R. Greeriewey, CD, welcomed a group of candi- dates, Rule interpretations, chalk talks and practical tests were included in the clinic. Eighteen RCAF personnel from units as far away as Sta- tion Uplands attended as well as two civilians from Elmira, Mr. Merrill Schott and Mr. Ele- wyn )3ridge. The thief instructor, from Camp Borden, was Flight Lieu, tenant "Coonie" Le Feuvre and together with. Sgt. "Joe" Hun- ter and Cpl. "Ray" Weiatherbee he laid the foundations for Mr. "Pat"'Patterson;<,,the OHA re- feree-in-chief whe' arrived on Monday afternoon to examine whittle the. margin to but. stalwart -goaltending, by Allen. Hewes and the determined Tort of his illateSx preserved the win for ;Clinton, -..Matity Matthews coaches the squadand 13111 Ilarris. and Har- ry MacKay manage the outfit, The regular schedule ended • as follows; W L r,r Pceter. . 9 2 0 13 Mitchell 9 2, 0, 18 . Seaforth a 3, 3 15 Clinton 5 .6 1 11 the candidates. Candidates were screened during 'an inter-section all sitar hockey game between Clinton and Centralia on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and final tests on Monday evening during scheduled stu- dent hockey games. Local Clinton representatives at the clinic were Sgt. E. R. Cyr, Cpl. T. J. McEwan. Cpl. F. J. Larocque, Cpl. S. T. Es- liger and LAC L. S. Wilson. 0 RCAF Pucksters Enjoy Return Trip As Detroit Guests On Friday, the RCAF Clin- ton Thunderbolts travelled to Detroit to play the Detroit Jun- ior Olympics in a game at the Detroit Olympia. This exhibition game was ar- ranged by the Detroit squad in return for the hospitality shown them by the Thunderbolts and Station when they were hosted at the arena in December, 1963. Leafs Split Tilts In Houseleague Hockey Action The Bruins Maintained their grip on first place in the Clin- ton Kinsmen pee Wee 'house- league thi sweek es they" scored a decisive 4-1 verdict over the Leafs, However, the Leafs mine back with a close- 5-4 Win over the Hawks to make tip for the defeat, Por the Bruins Wayne Hoy, Barry Fidgar, Paul Kay and Paul Crittenden found the mark, while Greg jeivie man= aged the only tally for the Leafs, In the Leafs win, 114ike An- slat was the top marksman with three big tallies, while Greg 3erviS and bong Osborne fired a tingle each, (continuen from Page 1) because ratepayers in that vil- lage had been concerned that council would take immediate action to form a school area for all the township and • start on plans for a central school. Concern in Hayfield is over the new two-room school there, and the sizeable debenture debt still owing. councillors noted at their ses- sion that Hayfield would benefit by, joining a school area and having a central school, as the debenture debt' would be taken over by the school area. Assessor Resigns Council learned "with regret" that J. M. Stewart, assessor of Hayfield, was forced to resign his position due to ill health. The resignation was accepted and Clerk Mel Graham was in- structed to write a letter to Mr. Stewart expressing council's ap- preciation for his two-year ser- vice. "That's a big disappoint- score of 9-5. Goals for the Clinton team were scored by Ray Garon (3), Gardiner (3), Ron Livermore (2), and Len Arsenault (1). The team returned on Satur- day morning after spending the night at Fort Wayne Army merit," stated deputy-reeve El- mer Hayter when the letter was read, "He was doing a good job." Council will advertise for a new assessor and will make the appointment on the recommen- dation of the Hayfield trustees. Attend Sessions Council approved payments of membership fees to the Ontario Good Roads Association of $15 and Reeve Talbot, Councillor Jack Scotchmer and road sup- erintendent Bill Taylor indicat- ed they would be attending the sessions. They will be held from Feb- ruary 24 to 26 in Toronto and will be opened by Premier John Roberts. Main speaker will be Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, min.- ister of highway-S. Delegates from council will also attend the annual sessions of the Rural Municipalities, which will be held, commencing February 10, in Toronto. Coun- cillors Jack Scotclamer, Anson McKinley, Reeve Talbot and Clerk Graham indicated they would attend if possible. Council also made a grant of $25 to the Huron County Crop Improvement Association which will hold their annual Seed Fair in Seaforth this year; and a $5.00 fee to the Ontario Fire Chiefs' Association. letter of thanks froth Itev. John Crawford, Cape Croker, for the' White gifts sent at Christmas. He said they helped so much to make a happy Chrisitarias for the Indians ih their charge. The subject of changing the time of the Sunday School hour Was disettssed and it Was de, cided that, with the approval of the church session, Stinday School for all children six years of age and over will be held at 9:45 a.ni. A Junior congregation will be held during' church service. The time change to he effective Pebruary Z. Mt Park read a very infor. illative Article on the nevi' ceire riculum. which is to be teddy for use shortly, tt was decided to send for sample COW, A request from the St. John Ambulance Brigaes was held over until it has been determin- ed if county council will bp making their grants to this or- ganization. In other business, council: Learned that Councillor Cal Horton was on his way home from' a holiday 'in Florida. Received notification that a meeting on Rural Development has been called by the Hu- ron County Federation of Ag- riculture, to be held in Clinton on February 26. Authorized the clerk to ad- vertise for applicants for, war- ble fly inspector and tenders for the supplying and spraying of about 1,200 pounds of spray. Were :informed that persons applying pesticides or herbi- cides would have to register with the department of health and secure a license. Decided 'to inform County council that it was their in- tention of using the grants available through the govern- ments for centennial projects, although they did not discuss What possible projects they may Undertake. Gave third reading to a by- law hiring road superintendent Bill Taylor at a salary of $1.30 per hour; and another to au- thorize the borrowing of up to $50,000 to meet current ex- penses until such time, as tax revenue is available. Gave third and final read- ing to the Swan Municipal Drain, Manager Doug Andrews. ,stat- ed be was confident" his .1,408104 juveniles would he. able to oust Seaforth in the' first round of the. playoffs for .the area group title, However, the boys will have to sharpen up some !to live up to the expectations of their manager, as they dropped a 7-6 verdict to Seaforth Tuesday night, But the locals have the ad- vantage of 'home ice in. the next encounter and a, win would again give them another home game, Second gaMe of the series will be played tonight (Thura, day) at 8:30 vim., with the third game, if necessary, slated for Saturday night, . Clinton ended up in first place in the four-team group- ing with eight wins and one tie in 10 outings, They whipped Seaforth twice in the schedule. Exeter and Mitchell are hook- ed up in the other set and the winners will meet for the right to advance into the WOAA Thursday, Feb, 6 — BINGO in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, at 8:30 p.m. 15 regular games for $5, 1 game for $25; three share the wealth games; jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. No door prize. Admission 50c. Friday, February 7—Euchre party, Varna Hall, 8:30 •p.m. Sponsors: Varna LOL. Admis- sion 50e, Ladies please bring lunch. 6p Friday, February 7 — Card party, Londesboro Hall,. 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome, Sponsors: Hullett Federation of Agricul- ture eb Friday, February '7—Annual Valentine euchre and bridge, Parish Hall, Hayfield, 8:30 p.m. Lunch, auspices Local Associa- tion to Guides and Brownies, Admission 50 cents. 6b Round (couple) Dance Group starting this Friday, February 7 and to run every other Fri- day, for those interested in learning two-steps, waltzes, etc. IOOF Hall,. Clinton. Commenc- ing at 8:30 p.m. Admission $1.00 per couple. 61) playoffs, Game time in Clinton tonight (Ttirsday) is .$;30 AM, ripai group standing was: W 11.4, Clinton .8 1 1 17 Exeter 3 3 3 Seeforth 3 5 1. 7 Mitchell 2 7 0 4 Remand Area Girl (Continued from Page One) September 1693, at which .time she was employed by that com- pany. The 'accused also pleaded guilty 'to stealing, during the period from September, 1962, to December 6, 1963, one sweat- er, two brassieres, eight rec- ords, and a lipstick, from the F. W. Woolworth company at Goderich„ while in their employ, None of these articles have been recovered. The value of all articles taken amounted' to $35.36. The accused was remanded to February 6. Saturday, February 8—Rum- mage sale and tea, Varna Unit- ed Church, 2-4 p.m, auspices Varna Explorers Group. 613 Saturday, February 8 — Val- entine tea and bake sale, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 3:00 to 5:00 pen. Auspices Madeleine Lane Auxiliary, 3and6b Saturday, February 8—Card party, in Clinton Orange Hall at 8;30 p.m. Sponsors: Murphy LOL 710 and LOBA 377, Every- one welcome. • Lunch served. Free door prize. 6b Sunday, Feb. 9 — Skating Party, Clinton Lions Arena. Couples only, 8 to 10 p.m. 613 Tuesday, Feb. 11 — BINGO Huron Fish and Game Club; jackpot $59.00 in 59 numbers. Six door prizes. Tuesday, February 11—Pan- cake supper, Parish Hall, Hay- field, 5:00-7:00 p.m, Admission: adults 65c, children 40c. Aus- pices Trinity Women's Auxil- iary. 61e Pope ;wen t•igws,R.c.cord,,,,,Thurs„. ebr b. 1904 Lions Midgets Engineer Rig Upset 13y Mitchell Club Ire ~'~ayafE Hockey Refereps At RCAF Clinton For Weekend Instruction And Tests .On arrival the team, accom- panied by W/'C Vtinnicombe, S/L Cavanaugh and ryo Allan, were invited to a lunch given by officials of the Ford Motor Company. The Detroit organization went all out to welcome the team and in the afternoon ar- ranged a grand tour of 'the fam- ous. Fords' Greenfield Village in Detroit. At 6:00 p.m, the hockey game got underway and the Thunderbolts played well to run out eventual winners by a Base. Figure Skating Remains Popular With Young Fry About 50 youngsters from the area are this year taking figure skating lessons from Miss Faye Lave under the sponsorship of the Clinton Figure Skating Club. The ladies who operate the club have announced plans for a draw to help them finance the operations and tickets are now on sale: The draw will be made at the annual carnival on March 17. Sonie of the girls are' shown here watching Bonnie Gates, front, go through one of her routines. Watching from the left are: Heather McAdam, Patricia PhinneY, Sandra Frern- lin, Peggy Bartliff, Leila Horbanuik and Wendy Gates. (News-Record Photo) Plan To Change Time Of Sessions At Wesley-Willis Sunday. 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