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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-03-04, Page 8Page 4-m-clIotokf NP.ws4Pc4r4 TIRmr. March '4 1904 Fathers, tionsf Scouts, Cubs• Attend •Banquet (Continued front Page Ana) '''Von have 00.010 to the of rear gebbine eareee,jvPP, to Your ettio teanbinge and Yoe ateal Make good scouts," He thee shriek harielS With each and in-, trealerced each to Scoutmaster Ludlow, The scuts had formed 0 halt' 011'00 and each one greeted their rieW MeMbers. To bei the l'going up" eer- =OW! the ; enles, emote mid adUlts listened to a very inn presaive talk on nuling end scouting by Sohn Marshall, Olin - ton, aselataint district scot commassioner for training. He explained IVOW Mtn piwase 'through •one" and two-ster PlaaSea arad the many different badges for which, tests must be passed. The 1114 and 12 year old cubs now going UP to scouts have heel their minds stimu- lated in orbiting, and raiw will go en to be good scoute. Tbe graduating etrbe •are 111/2 and 12 yore old. Scout -nester LudlaW Present- ed a first as Scout badge to Ken Slade and second as scout badges to Robert KAY, David MeCarity, Steven Williams and Keith Haanilton. These scouts were also pre, sented with eomptasses by Les Baia, president of Clinton Lioni Club, eponsoeing organization of Seouts and Cubs in Clinton. Cul:arrester Len Fawcett Pre- sented two of his cubs, Brian Delawsla and Barry Edgar, with their two -star badges. They too, were given compasses by Lion president Ball, Lion Stewart Taylor, chair- man of the Clinton group com- mittee for ecouts and cubs, was nia:ster of ceremonies for the banquet. Clinton reeve Duff Thompson, chairman .of -Huron District Council, of Scouts, in• - trodueld the head table which included, Cubmaster Fawcett • and his son, David Fawcett; Art Cole and his ton, Queen's Scout -,,Tan Cole; John Marshall; Stew- art ',11aAor; Rev. Ran Wen:barn, •chaplain of Huron District Council; Scoutmaster Lew Lud- low and son, and Liens presi- dent Les Ban Queen's Scout Jim Cole pro- posed the toasrt to fathers and Lions, William Craig replied to the toast, for the fathers, and "those who had adopted a boy for the dhiner." Mr. Craig drew attention to the Queen's Scouts peoticiency badges. • lefait Edgar, who this year is governor of Kinsmen District No, 1, and who was in attend- ance as a father, read a poem, Y.• Head TableAt Sccuts Father and Son Banquet commissioner for training John Marshall; Sten/art Taylor; chairman of Clinton Scout committee; Rev. R. Wenhani, gnest speaker; Duff Thompson, chair- man of District Scout Council; ScontmaSter Lew Ludlow and son; and Lions Club president Les Bal. (News -Record Photo by John Visser) A good representation of fathers, LiOns, :Scouts, Cubs and leaders made up the over 140 who at- tended the Boy Scout Week banquet last Wednes- day. The head table, from the left, included, Cub David Fawcett, Cubmaster Len Fawcett, Arthur • Cole, Queen's Scout Jim Cole; assistant district Cubs Receive Awards Clinton Cubs Barry Edgar and Brian Delawski hold compasses given to them by Lions Club president Les Bali, after they .were made Two -Star Cubs at the father and son banquet last Wednesday. (News -Record Photo by John Visser) "If I Had a Bay", which appear- ed in 4 recent Scout en -otter.. Robert Campbell, of the Clin- ton group committee, also a cub father, thanked the Legion Lad- ies Auxiliary for the dinner. Mrs: Robert Burke, auxiliary SPARKLE PAINT SET Paint nictyres that Reg. $1.49 --SALE $1 .1 9 sparkle like jewels. Reg. $2,98—SALE $2.29 PRESTO PAINT SET Paint water color wifhout Water or Reg. $1 .1.9—SALE $1 .19 brushes. Reg $2.98—SALE $2.29 COMBINATION PRESTO and SPARKLE SET'• Reg. $2.98—SALE $2.29 ANNE PILLSBURY CAKE and COOKIE SETS Reg. $1.98—SALE $149 Reg. $2.98—SALE $2.29 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 (k% Expert WATCH, CLOCK and ELECTRIC RAZOR • Repairs Trophies & Engraving FREE ESTIMATES ON. ALLREPAIRS end ENGRAVINGS All Repairs- dila 'Engravings Oahe in or Most Up. To ,Date :Repair Department ANSTIETT IEVELLERS • titotort-osithorie-,4824.525 president, responded. Thirty-three Lions attended the banquet in place of their regular dinner meeting the night before. R.ev. Ron Wetham was the guest speaker. Wenham. forier English-ScOut Speaks At father and SOD; Banquet -OW Bo4enReweire reglnient was eter ers to stop a Moment .and thi,z1 the right flank of the trop in O )414t :Mgt .rettan. Lord Bad, the charge of the Leight Brigade en,Powell. was, and .added "It. in the .,Crimean War,. was a great privilege to liana The $oontmaster readnexerpte nerSonallYnknewn Lord Baden,: frOM the fonndeeSlaStletter to. Powar11414404,..pcvirou 004 44.4.: scenters. WAS bure n $outh „Afriea 194. Baden-Powell waa also interested in scouting and 14 stilt Uvin Ir./ gnglanct. ,.the beginning of his .talk, Rev., WWI= Asked the. gad- ielece if Anyone .had ever seen. or Wynn 1.0=1, Bad -well, liews-liecord photographer fcentined from Page One). Join Visser who .attended the Algonquin won by 7-4, bgneeet, Was the only ,other • StIrKlay, February 2$, person have seen the Quud ow heirch 'Parade,a larA Visser had seen him at .Father and Son Banquet was a Scout „Jamboree in Ina. native held on the .StatiOn and Queen's •loltaud. Mr„ Weser' bad been Scout presentations wee made v80,50(Z4ted,, Scouting fer. IS to Terry .Sewell, a Son welvd1rt Officer., Harry and, Mrs. eN.ven. The speeker. Wa0'. intrOduced ,and to Milani E!stabrooks, pen by Huron District Scout Council Of Onl. BillemdMrs„Estabrooles. ellainnan Duff .Thompson, and Terry Sewell graduated to L. thpanisueclioleid byi. , LionClub president Scouts: by the'tinie be was elee, • en years of age, and at twelve Scoutmaster Lew udjcw glee- be was Second Class .Sceet, epelee of the work at Lord Bad- Ii 1963 be attended Valley en -Powell, remarking that "he Forge World Scout Jamboree must have been a wonderful and has new become the first man". He remar.ked that Lord Snout in the rt Clinton RCAF RCAF Scooters Honor Founder At Banquet TWO HURON -PERTH CHAMPS Botk the senior and junior basketball teams from Centre]. Huron Secondary School last Saturday won championships at the Huron -Perth Secondary Schools ,tournament held in Stratford last Saturday. Defeat Stratfoid in Final The MISS ainior team, un- defeated throughout their eix- game season schedule, broke a tie late in the game and stayed out in front to win 52-41. Jeff Silas:lack, • Fred Jewsan, and Niek Popperdt took care of most of Clinton's scoring as they net- ted 18, 17, and 13 paints respec- tively. The other two Clinton Points were scored by Larry Pickett. In the junior finals, the CI -ISS team faced the squad from Stratford Central mid won han- dily with a 42-28 scare. The Clinton boys led ba• a 29-17 score at half time, and held their opponents to only two points in the third quarter and thereby killed any hopes of a comeback that the Stretford team had, This time, Larry Pickett led the winners with his 14 points while Poppenk. (13) and Shaddick (11) 'followed closely. Netting two each to complete the scor- ing were Fred Jewson and John Irwin. aer To 3 Clinton's Joe Daer, two-time winner of the Carling Cup, ad- vanced to the third round of the Championship of Bowling when he defeated Ed Pette of Chip- pewa Hill last Saturday after- noon in the Motiet Forest.Lanes The match, which Daer won 741-595 was, for the Clinton kegler, his tenth consecutive 043- pmpance on the program with- out defeat. Deer took a 71 -pin lead in the IOOF DOWLING Fiere,nce Nightengales 'lay Herds Sunlight Bobs Beatles Lucky Strikes Harolds Hitters Franks Red Hots Yeas Lambs 109 97 89 79 68 65 50 38 High. eingle, ladies, Gerry Har- ris 267; men, Murray Taylor 331; High triple, ladies, Gerry Harris 729; men Murray Tay- lor 736. NOW ON THE NEW LARGER 21th ANNUAL ENDS ON FRIDAY MAR. 5 chow closet At 4:30 p,m. DON'T MISS IT ADMISSION 50c Children with nil Loth admitted PnEE. There's Pun .6. The whole Peri ramify at the FARM SHOW WESTERN OMR GROUNDS LONDON Satur ay first game when he carne up with a 304 compared to Pette's 233. In the second game, he doubled his lead, scoring a 244 to his opponent's 173. In the final game, he added another four pins to his lead with a 193489 score. This Saturday afternoon bo- wling will be held at the Little Bawl in Goderich where Father Hawkins of Durham will meet Len Myatt of Owen Sound In a 1:00 p.m. match and Joe Daer faces Gerald Weber of Walker- ton at 3:00 pen. The winners of these two matches will bowl off for the Carling CO at the Mid Town Bowi in Walkerton on Sunday, May 9. •' AUBURN Snow, snow and more snow came lest week to this little community: Schools were cancelled Thur - clay and Friday and school. bus- es that did 'Tun were home shortly after 2 p.m. The bankers started for Dungannon Thur- sday , but were turned back twice when roads were blocked with snow and visibility nil. The mail carriers were unable to make their rouncla but the mail truck 'arrived very late on day. Norman Norman Yourighlut was taken by ambulance on Friday morn- ing to Clinton Public Hospital, suffering from blood' poisen, tti his foot. The county ploughs had to make a road for the ambulance to get 'to his 'born on the baseline. Galbraith's Service TV • STEREO • RADIO You ELEcttoHome RCA ViCtOR DEALER 4824841:.• Teams in Magee Leads Seniors The CHSS senior boys ad- vanced to the final by defeating the Goderich. team 5241 in their first game. Clare Magee and Brad Dutot handled mot ;of the scoring fed. the Recnnen, sink- ing 25 and 16 points respect- ively, • In the seneor• final, the Clin- ton team faced St, Marys who had earlier ousted Wingham with a 57-42 score, Clinton. took a 16-5 lead in the first quarter and managed to hang on to the Millen bid Civic And Press Dinner (Continued tram Page One) for your town; have an, infor- mation booth, in the -centre of town, supply maps of town and arrange tours of town and the area; good parking facilities should be in your plans for the future; properly welcome, and integrate new citizens into your community and service. clubs. He mentioned the flower pots on the hydro poles along Wing - ham's *mein street, which at- tract' attention and take a vis- itor's eyes away from the 'fire spots Which have been unsightly spots 'along that town's` main -street. The guest speaker was intro- duced by Brian Heyes and thanked by Bob "Tex" Van- Riesene who. also presented Mr. West with a gift. Mayor Don Symons spoke of the prevailing to -operation be- tween service clubs and groups in Clinton, and of the fine co- operation Clinton gets from the RCAF Station. The mayor pledged his full co-operation to service club pro- jects and asked for the same co-opeoation towards town un- dertakings. Other guests Who spoke briefly were Group Captain K. Greenaway, Flight Lieut. Gt)n- don Duguid, Legion president R. D. Freenlin and Lions. presi- dent Les Ball. The Kinsmen held a short business meeting after the din- ner. The Kinsmen will canvass for the Red Onoss an Monday, March 22. The club voted to support the Kinette Club in ap- plying for 'a food concession at the Interhational PloWting Mat- ch in 1966 neat. Seaforth, Kin Joe Atkinson: was com- plimented for his handling of, the XfitSrMen. Mite hockey team at a tournament at RCAF Sta., tion a week ago, where Clinton won the conaalatia trophy which was on display at the head table. The Kinsmen distributed' Manley 'Cup draw tickets, and urged a selling campaign on these and also on the "quarter of meat" tickets now being sold by the new arena conunittee. David Beattie of the new arena oornmittee announced that Councillor H. F. "Pat" Noonan is 'the new secretary of the total - tit -Mee in place of the late. Alan Edwards. OSSA Finals lead for the entire game, al- though they were outscored in each of the remaining periods. At ane point, St. Marys chal- lenged the Redmen within three points of their lead, Control Ball For 6 Minutes Clinton received a big break late in the third quarter when the leading • St, Marys scorer was fouled! out, but both Clare Magee and Brad tenet received the same treatment early in the final fralne. In the last six Minutes of,the game, the CI -ISS team without two of their big scorers, turned to defensive basketball and with beautiful hall control, held their oppon- ents to only three shots at the Clinton basket in the remaining tinea Magee once again led the Redmen, netting 13 paints. Don Premien, added 10; Brian Levis, another 8; Dutat, five mare; Bob Livermore and Brian Mc- Connell, three each and Richard Shaddick completed the list with. two paints. Play Friday Night Bath tea= will compete in Junior Colts In O#AU WOAA Playoff Series The Clinton Junior Colts will start their WOAA semi-finals this Friday night in the Clintori lames Arena when they play the first of the best two -out -of - three series with. Paisley. The second game will be played in the Paisley arena next Thurs- day, March 11 with the third game (if necessary) to be play- ed the following night back in Clinton. In the 011A group finals, the junior Colts are lined up again- st Walkerton in a series which is hoped to start this Sunday in Walkerton with a 2:00 p.m. game, TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND ALL RELATIONST WE GIVE FREE ADVICE WITHOUT OBLIGATIONS PLUMB1NC-NEATING 481'4061 CLINTON • A PAN EOM • Clinton 'Connolly „Credit Union -Limited • • never 40s+,enDra than 1 % pet month Dn tha iittpaid balance, This omounts +0 $6.60 for each $10o.00 borrowed for brie, year, 'the WOSSA. tournament to be neld in $t. Thomas next Friday evening and Saturday, The Jun- ior team will Meet the winner of the Tri -County (1) league at 6:30 on. Frida,y, lYLarch 12 in the Arthur Voaden $3, with the Should both teams win, they will come back home for the seniors scheduled to play their counterparts from the Tri -Cou- nty (1) league, at 8:15 p.m. in the Central_ Elgin Collegiate. night and return to St. Thomas Saturday morning to continue their battle for a WOSSA chem. pierabip. 0 Clinton anta s To Play Series Of Exhibitions The Clinton Fish and Game bantam hockey, team is prepar- ing far a series of exhibition games to be played over the next few weeks. The first will ,be played at the RCAF arena this Friday evening at 8:30 p,m. when they meet the RCAF ban- tam team. The same two teams will meet again next week in the Clinton Lions Arena. The Clinton team is also trying to schedule games with the Mitch- ell and Exeter bantams. Playoffs S fart Ciltral Loop The game between Brucefield and Halmesville scheduled for last Tuesday was cancelled be- cause cif examinations at CHSS, but Clinton and the Ontario Hospital played anyway and came up with a 5-5 tie, Playoffs will start next Tues- day night when Clinton will meet Brucefield and Holmesville will face the Ontario Hospital. 'WOW, le Wear tha yew Unifirm designed for soxiQr boy& TorP,Y june 145t W011arn, Eatabreolcs was 144 veSted into the Wolf Cub s a a tendenpad in Jantlary 1957, Three years later' after graduv ation to, Second .Star .and motion,tc,pixer ie Went tp the Bay Scouts, lieth Terry -and undertaken Mena PerinnereltY enteepeleee and have priepare4 themselves to high -degree .Of proficiency a a1'044440r 444 Heeltlernerl, badge which completed their glualifi-- cation to quePn,'$ Scent, One hundred and fifty fettle, sena and Scout Leaders attend- ed the banquet to watch Or Investiture, • COMIN6 EVENTS Thurs., March 4 —' BINGO In :Clinton. Legion .Kirk t 8:30. P4n, — 15 regular games for 55,; 1 ,gamo for 525, letters L and T .Bingo s aPP17 an the 525 game; 3 Share -411e - wealth games; jackpot 557 1n$T numbers, Admission, 50c, ,Xerlday, March 5 — Annual open meeting, „Clinton liorticul- tural Society in Council .ebarra ber at $ p.m,. =fend EppswtlI answer garden questions; vviiit- ten or oral, Mrs, .Stewart lVkI clleton wm show colored slides of many • Clinton gardens, also of Scandinavian :and Riviera - tours. Door prize and .draws. Everyone weleorna. • . 91, Saturday,. Marcia 6 —• Car,d Party, Orange Hall, 8:30 p,en. sponsors LOL and. LOBA, Ev- orYon.e. welceme. • 9P Tuesday,-Mareh 9 — BINGO" at Huron F•ish & Game club, Jackpot 558.00 in 58 numbers, Six door prizes. 8,30- 'Thursday,. 1'farch — Des- sert Euchre, Orange Hall a 2 p.m. Sponsors LOBA, All ladies welcome. ' 9p Saturday, Meath 13 ea Bake Sale Wesley-Wiiiis Church hall —3 pm. Sponsored by Wo -He - Lo Also a sewing beoltla Tea and sandwiches, 25c. 9b Tuesday, Marek 16 — Noon Luneb•eon at Wesley - Willie Church, 11 1:30 p,m. Served by "Mary and Kerala" Unit Tickets — $1.00 available from any member. 9b Wed., larch 17' Euchre Party, Varna Township Hall, auspices, LOL 1035. Ladies please bring sandwiches. 9, 10p Saturday, March 20 — St. Patrick's Tea, Officers Mess,. RCAF Station Clinton, 2-4 p.m. Auspices . of RCAF Women's Auxiliary. Admission • 50 cents, Tickets available .from members or at door, 8,9,101a Wed. April 1— Dessert •Etteh- re and Bake Sale --• Huronic Rebekah Lodge Hall, 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. • 9, 13b .,ORDER OUR OIL IT1% NEVER Too LATE, r01/I? FilliNACE NEE» potrotb-v-- imert 11112.6633 1111+2 CLINTON tt)' WRITE ROSE HEATING OILS- GASOLINE GREASES-MOT.011.011.S'- We've Expanded! Our Lot was bulging with New and Used Cars. We found it necessary to move a line to the former Supertest lot next to ours. Look over our fine stock at both hications. TOP QUALITY USED CARS 63 BUICK SEDAN 62 BUICK HARDTOP 62 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP 62 CHEVROLET HARDTOP 63 PONTIAC SEDAN 63 IMPALA 8 SEDAN 63 CORVAIR MONZA 62 FAIRLANE' 8 SEDAN 63 PORD 6 SEDAN 62 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR • 62 ENVOY SEDAN These, and others not listed, are priced tO soft. 4 .000D USED TRUCKS — 4 Put Them To Workt NEWCARS ...A good ooledticin ChoVtbiet# Chevy it, Corvair, chovoile, If yeteve An Oidee- at IA good conditkiii Oovir i tho thy% to sod us., Our stook of Oidet. Oai'S tieOdi building U0 for Spring Lorne Drown Motors Ltd. YOue Pribeidly Chevreatet, Olcisenabiro DObler 4824321 tLINTON