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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-03-19, Page 9ORDE NOW For Spring and Summer Delivery Aluminum Doors and Windows In Several 13(11(0 Enamel , colors Awnings • Siding SAVE 4% All Products Go Up 4% On April 1st No Money Down—Nothing to Pay 'til June 1, 1964 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 'STEWART'S ALUMINUM SALES 101 Victoria Street — Goderich Dial 524-8821 Collect 8tfh Kippers Animal Draws Top Price At Toronto Sale py Mrs. , N ping The, Jay Bee, liereford farms owned 'by Stanley Jackson, Mptaell, had the top priced bull at the ;Ontario liereford r,p411 .Sale held at Hayes 'Sales Barn . in Oakville on. Tuesday, March 10, • This senior yearling weighing almost 1,800 peltrlds, 15914. for $1400 going to the New Liskeard experimental farm, VON Meets Icippen. United Church Wo, Then held their monthly Meet- ing in the Sunday School rooms last Tuesday with 20. 'ladies in attendance. Mrs, Bert Fraser chaired the meeting, the worship was taken by Mrs, R. Turner and Mrs, Alex 1%/fcMgrtrie took the topic. 'Rey. Howard Plant was the guest speaker at the meeting. The Easter Thankoffering meeting was planned for. April 14, when three other church groUps. will be entertained. Mrs. John Sinclair conducted a, quizz based on St. Patrick's emblem the "Shamrock". The host- esses were Mrs. Wilmer Jones and Mrs, Charles Hay. Mrs, Emerson Kyle read an address and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott president Mrs. Howard Fink- belner with a cup and saucer. as she is leaving to take up residence in Zurich the end of March. Plan. Activities Mrs. Lloyd Levert, leader of Unit 2, held a meeting of mem- bers at her home on Monday when plans were discussed for the raising of money for this group. It was decided. to go together with Unit One in a joint Bake Sale to be held at Drysdales store, Hensel], on March 28. They will also have a penny sale for the month of May, and a Travelling Basket for June. Personals Mr. and Mrs, John Barnard, Ailsa Craig, visited Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs. W. L. Mellis and. Mr,. Mellis. Mrs. Vivan Cooper, RR 2, Kippen, had a successful sale Saturday of farm stock and implements. Miss Dorthy Jackson, Reg. Nurse, at Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, visited a few days re- cently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson. Mrs. Ed Little, Marcia and Cheryl were visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, N. Long. Classified Ads Bring Quick Results KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING! When you buy Jones, Mac- Naughton seed you know you are getting what you pay for. All Jones, MacNaughton seeds are true to variety, carefully cleaned and tested for germina- tion. Jones, MacNaughton handle only seeds —for many years they have been Western Ontario's leading seed Special- ists. When you buy frond a loc- al firm you get serViee . satisfaction . . , savings! This year ask for Jones, MacNaugh- ton seeds, Jones, IvlacNaughton, Seeds Exeter Crediton London 235.0363 234.6363 432-2258 c3,12-1.5b Playing before a large crowd of enthusiastic parents and fans, the Leafs battled from behind. Wednesday to capture the Pickett & Campbell Tip Top trophy as champions of the Clinton Kinsmen Pee Wee House League. It was the ninth year of competition for the coveted trophy, and action was at its best as 'the four final games ended with two ties and two verdicts of only one goat. In the first round of the playoffs, the Bruins and Leafs, who had finished in the two top spots in the loop, won ed both tallies• for the Canad- iens. The outcome of these two games put the Hawks against the Canadiens, in the consola- tion game on Wednesday night and they battled. to a 3-3 draw. But again the Canadiens were losers as they had fewer shots on not than the Hawks. Dave Fawcett, Ken Farquhar and Gary Lockwood scored goals for the Hawks, while Tom Dennis, Tom McMahon and Gary Cummings replied for the losing squad, Come From Behind In the championship game played on Wednesday as well, the Leafs had to came from behind to post a,...thrilling 3-2 win over the Bruins in a game that was in doubt right to the final whistle. The Bruins took a 2-1 lead in the first period when Dave Slade and Wayne Hoy scored one each and Brian Merrill finished off a play with Doug Osborne, for the Leafs. The Leafs came on strong in the final stanza and Mike Anstett evened. the score on • a nifty solo effort. Doug Osborne, Leaf captain, then scored the clincher for his squad to walk off with the handsome trophy. The Leafs out-shot the Br- uins by a 10-5 margin in the :ilt. rye Loop it le Leafs Capture Pee Close 3,2 Win For Leafs Ends Kinsmen Pee Wee League Captain Doug Osborne, centre, holds the Pickett and Campbell Tip Top Trophy which his Leaf team won last Wednesday when they beat Bruins 3-2 in the final game. Osborne broke a 2-2 tie to win the game. Other players in the photo are, left to right, Mike Anstett who scored Leafs second goal; Wayne Hoy, Bruins; Osborne; Brian Merrill, another Leaf scorer, and Dave Slade, who scored Bruins first goal. Standing at the rear are Brian Heyes, coach of the Bruins and Bob 'Mann, coach of the title-winning Leafs. Larry Jones and Mait Edgar were the committee in charge of this, year's Kinsmen Pee Wee League. (News-Record Photo) their games as they clipped the, Hawks and Canadians, res- pectively. Paul Kay led the Bruins to a close 3-2 verdict over the Hawks as he picked up a pair of tallies. Bruce Miller scored the oth- er and Ron Graham drew the only assist recorded in the game. The Hawks held a wide mar- gin of the play as they out-shot the league champs by a 21-8 margin, but Ricky May and Carl Matthews were the only goal getters for the losers. In the other semi-final, the Leafs and. 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