Clinton News-Record, 1968-03-28, Page 12ABOUT
LEARN
EFFECTIVE READING
The Ontario Public School Men
Teacher's _Federation __District
15A is sponsoring a free public
demonstration of the amazing
new reading method that is
now being taught in London.
The Evelyn Wood Reading Dy-
namics Institute of London, in
conjunction with the O.P.S.M.
T.F. will be demonstrating, for
the peor:le of the Huron-Perth
area, in 1rder to acquaint you
• with the .nethods and benefits
of Dynamic Reading.
If you've been wondering
about Reading Dynamic why
don't you come to the demon-
stration? It will only take an
hour of your time and you will
certainly find it interesting.
There will be classes taught in
this area starting in April, so
you don't have•to worry about
the weekly drive to London.
The Only Course That Is
Guaranteed To . .
• increase your reading speed 3 to
10 times.
• Improve your memory and reten-
tion capabilities.
• Cut your paper work from 20 to
4 heetirs.
• Help you study at 1,000 words
pt.
• Increase your leisure and recrea-
tion time.
FREE PUBLIC
DEMONSTRATION
AT
SEAFORTH PUBLIC
SCHOOL
THURSDAY' MAR. 28
7:30 P.M.
EVELYN WOOD READING, DYNAMICS
186 King St. ' LONDON
432-2481
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12, Clinton News.Reoorcl, Thursday, March. 28,1,500
COMING EVENTS Holmesville.-pucksiers..hold
o.navo1 ,.ba,ncivet
e-eled H. Murphy
CPH board' .chairman.
Minor hockey ends
at Lorne Brown Motors
ATTENTION
KNITTERS
TI.IgSPATA .APRII, Ps ,R,epi,
far bingo Huron Fish and
Parn.e. PPP jackpot: '$58,0Q in
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APRIL 7, WF,St.4.F.Y4W.444p
UNITEED CHURCH, 7.t80 p„re,
Easter Thank Offering Service
sponsored th° CW of On•
tArlo Street 'YVPPIPYrWilltP
Churches. Speaker :Dr, E. B.
Hallman, Kitchener, fgriner
moderator of EUB Church .in
Canada. Music the Treble
Singers., 13
"A SERIES . PRENATAL
classes. will .begin Wednesday,
April .3, 1968. 'at. 2 p.m, at the
Health Unit Office, Clinton'
Nurses' Residence,
These will be held. at weekly
intervals tor nine weeks. These
interested are invited attend
on the above date, or phone
the Public Health Nurse - Clin.
ton 4804664 -between .9
:a.m. .9r 4;30 p,m, 12,13b
SATURDAY, AP, P.M.
gi
:M APRIL P
ant Ilirkilnage sale .at St' An.
dneWS' Presbyterian church.
Good used clothing miscel.
;Peelle erticlee including
PIANO, Auspices Madeleine
Lane Auxiliary, 12013,00
GEORGE WRAITH, Goderich,
invitee you to attend a movie
on the neW Massey-Ferguson
quick-tech grain and corn
heads, march 28, 8 P4n. Free
refreshments, 12,13
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IQ,
p.m, Variety Convert, Audi.
itorium. Blyth Memorial Hall.
Sponsor Blyth Agriculture
Society. Adults $1.00, Students
75 Children 504, 13,1413
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2 P.m.
The regular monthly meeting
° Women's Atixiliary to Clinton.
Public Hospital in Nurses' Re.
sidence. 13 tin
THURSDAY, ' MARCH 28,
BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall
8:30 p.m. Jackpot '$56.00 in •
56 numbers. tfn
The ihalMe4Y1Ile Rockets held
their animal season,-end banquet
at the Hotel Clinton ,Sgturday,
March16.
The Rockets, a Men's hockey
team,won their second chain-
Pion in three_YeArS this sea*
son, winning every game in
their semi-finals against Bruee,
field and the finals against Pau.
field PA the finals against DAY.
field,- to emerge at the top of
the Central Huron Hockey
League.
Glenn Price, sponsor of the
banquet and manager of the
team, says, "The fan support
was marvellous during.theplay.
offs, We hope to see many of
them back during the '68-'89
season, because our local boys
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3,
Stanley Community Ladies'
Club will meet at Mr. Jack
McGregor's. Roll call, ex...
change of flower plants., 13b
CLINTON
in tie, league need fan OP,' port."
Miss. Sharon Potter, RP.2,
Clinton, was the winner of 'A
4roW tor a transistor radte at
the last :game of the schedule,,
Lions
(continued from page 1)
half-hour program of songs and
skits. This threesome enter.
tamed ,across Canada during
Centennial year; have put on,
shows in the U.S. and also
entertained .Canadian troops in
Korea during the war.
Winners of various draws
were: regular Lions draw, Ken
Flea; two special draws, Ted
Davies and. Gordon. Hill, and
five baskets of apples from the
orchards of Lion Stewart Mid.
cileion were won by Elmer Hay.
ter, Charles Fee, Pat Noonan,
Bill Stirling, Jr, and Alvin
Betties.
Among the guests present
were: Robert Stirling, George
Cantelon, Robert Cole, Leen
Rehorst, Robert. Taylor, Sam
DeVries, Jack Smith, Lee Mc.
Connell, Hugh' Flynn, Alvin Bet.
ties, Elmer Hayter, Elgin
Thompson, Herb Duizer Percy
Gibbings, Robert Glen, Bill Ger.
rites, Al Jewson, Ernest Brown,
Les Jervis, Bill Haugh, Bill
Stirling Sr, and Bill Stirling
Jr. Joe Gibson, William J.
Miller, William Jnkins, Char.
les Fee and William Riehi.
J. IL Murphy was re.eleOted
to his fifth term as chairman
of the Clinton Public Hospital
board at the annual beard Meets,
ing.
Also re-elected were vice.,
chairman William OOnnter and
secretary,treasurer 0. L. En.
geistad.
Elected to. tw o Year terms,
as hospital governors wereLen
Rehorst, Mrs. Frank Fingland,
Arthur Aiken, Joseph Flynn and
Puff Thompson.
Representatives to the board
are town appointee Wesley 1191.
land, Huron,County appointee
Beecher 'Menzies, ladies auxilP
iary representative Mrs. Doug.
las Bartliff and medical staff
repreeentatives Dr. J, A. Ad...
Bison and Dr. Frank Newland.
Mr. Engelstad, hospital ad.
ministrator
'
said the hospital
operated at 85 per cent caPacitY
last year. He said this was -a
"good safe" percentage of ca.
PacitY.
He also reported the hospital
had worked within its $486,323
budget last year. This figure
will be up five per cent this
After what seemed like hours
the ,doctor emerged from 11.'s
examination room and addres,
sed himself to the husband.
"Sir, your wife has quinsy,"
he said
"Oh, my aoshl" exclaimed
the man. "That makes fifteen!"
pYrIyrinlYcilatill a
n
yarinde"raastee gri441titit; from $26,30 '07.66..
Bowling
CLINTON-13LYTH LADIES
Tearn Standings; 55;
Supe4,00, 48; Rum Runners,
70; Rebels, 61; Oaftir!Pills, 62;
Night...Hawks, 61.
High single, J. Cook, 276;
high triple, M. Payey, 689; and
high average, M. Elliott, 204.
Rebels won first series and
Rum Runners won second
series.
FIRE KILLS
CHICKS
1. The Clinton fire department,
along with four others from sur.
rounding districts was called
out Saturday night to help con.
trol a blaze which destroyed
7,000 chicks and did $25,000
damage to a Kippen, Ontario
barn.
The Clinton department was
called when the fire appeared
to be getting out of control
and was threatening surround.,
ing buildings. The Clinton brie
gale arrived about 9 p.m, 11/2
hours after the fire started, and
remained until midnight.
Fire departments from,
Brucefield, Hensall, Exeter,
and Seaforth also battled the
stubborn fire.
Heavy snow and high winds
hampered efforts to contain the
flames in the poultry barn, own.
ed .by Elzar Mousseau. The
home of Vivian Cooper, a short
.distance from the two.storey
Mousseau barn, was saved.
Mr. Mousseau was overcome
by smoke when he tried to enter
the barn with a portable fire
extinguisher. He said the loss
was partially covered by in.
surance. He did not know if he
would rebuild.
Whin you''ro ready to no
t11.7. doy . see the beautiful
RAINBOV
ilWEDDING LINE!!
IN:M YATIONS
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Local minor hockey elOsfi4*
ished out the season iplaying in
tournaments.
The Ponies competed at Tr ea.
sure Gardens, 'London Nia.rohr
in ,the ACA .tournament sport..
•
Scores
TVPKERSMITH MIXED
Team standings: Otters, 90;
Beavers, 85; Seals, 78; chip.
munks, 41.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Mary Gibbiligs, 253 and spg.
Men's high single, Maynard
nymens, 242; and high triple,
Maynard Hymers and Dave
Triebser tied with .616 each.
I,O.O.F. AND REBEKAH
Team standings: The Swing.
ers, 43; Hot Shots, 38; Ladd's
'N' Lassies, 33; Willies
Whackers, 30; Mac's Miracles,
25; Bill's Rockets, 21; Alvin's
Chipmunks, 18; Ivanhoes, 10.
Play-off standings 4 second
week.
BLUEWATER LEAGUE
Team standings: Sharks,
12772; Suckers, 13097; Crabs,
12479; Minnows, 12505.
Ladies' high single and high
triple Elsie Reder, 263 and
637; high average, Vera Turner,
180.
Men's high single, triple and
average, Joe Koene, 259, 685
and 149,
BELL TELEPHONE
Team standings: Tornados,
24; Whirlwinds, 28; Cyclones,
22; Hurricanes, 22.
Ladies' high single, triple
and average, Betty Daer, 355,
700 and 215.
Men's high single, Peter Ma.
Falls, 350, - triple, Brian
Sanders, 813; and average, Joe
Daer, 213.
sOr ed. DY the S toneybrPok SPorts
Association. They were matilo
ed with a. strong Pert Huron
team and finished on the Abort
end of a 6.0 score.
Although the PortRuren team
had scored only two goals at
the end of the Bret two periods.
one each on goalies Richard
Welch and greg Riley, they
potted three in 'the first two
minutes of the third Period and
another late in the game.
Port Huron finished the tour.
nament tied for third Place with
78 points. The winning clubs,
Sarnia and Stratford, had 78.3
Points. Clinton finished with ,
52.5 points.
* *
In their •19th appearance at
the Young Canada Tournament
in Goderich the Ponies were
eliminated in their first game.
A big well.balanced team from
Petrolia. beat them 5.0 and only
the goal tending heroics ofRich*
and Welch saved them from
embarrassment.
The Pee Wees were hosts
Thursday morning at the corn*
munity centre but even with the
added strength of four Bantam
players lost 8.1. to aSaskatoon
team. This time it was the vis.
sting goalies who received the
applause. Brian Langille scored
the Clinton •goal on a pass from
Brian Edgar.
* * *
For the first time, Clinton
was represented in the Lake
Huron House League Hockey
Tournament at Exeter; The Pee
Wees lost to Exeter 3.2 while
the Bantams were defeated 6.0
by a St. Mary's team.
Tom Murch, playing his third
game in goal blocked 31 shots
while his teammates were able
to shoot only nine at the opposi.
tion. Terry Fredin scored both
the Pee Wee goals with Robert
Dieroff assisting.
OPEN 'Tit P.M. EVERY Nil!
• 1
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WE ANTICIPATED THE PRESENT STRIKE
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WE HAVE THE BIGGEST STOCK OF 1968
GENERAL MOTORS CARS &
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MARCH SURPRISE
LAST WEEK FOR THE DRAW
Every One Dollar Spent on Knitting Wool
You Have a Chance on the Following Prizes
FIRST PRIZE
Hand Made Baby Dress and Booties, value $6.50
SECOND PRIZE
Deer Tapestry value $3.90
THIRD PRIZE
Ladies' Hat, hand made • value $3.9!
FOURTH' PRIZE
'Children's Hat, hand made value $2.98
Draw Takes Place 6 p.m. Saturday, March 30
MAKE YOUR SPRING SWEATER NOW ! !
We Continue Our 'Selling-Out Wool Stock
See Our Prices — Bargains — Clear-Out
Shop at
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KNITTING CENTRE
At Amsing
55 Albert St.
SPRING
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DRIVING.
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