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CLINTON
UM=IMMME.
D.R.O.
'Clerk
Place
—Joseph 'Flynn
—Ephraim Snell
—Theo Flynn's House, Lot 22,
Con. 4
Poll No. 4
Poll No.
Lots 16.30, Concessions 9-14; inclusive
D.R.O. —Leonard Shobbrook
Clerk —John Pollard
Place —Londesboro Community Hall
Lots 31 — Baseline, Concessions 9-14;
inclusive.
Maitland Block
The portion of the Police Village of Man-
chester within the Township of Hullett
D.R.O. —Mrs. Jean Craig
Clerk —Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
Place —Auburn Community Hall
Clare Vincent
Returning Officer. 47, elSb
Hallett Township
Elections
December 2nd, 1968
10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Will be held at the following places to elect two members to
represent Public School Electors, and one member to
represent Separate School Supporters, on the Huron
County Board of Education — also to elect one member to
represent Separate School Supporters on the Huron-Perth
Separate School Board: —
Lots 1-15, Concessions 1-8; inclusive
D.R.O. —Kenneth Preszcator
Clerk —Mrs.,, Ella ,Jewitt
Place —Forester's Hall, Kinburn
Lots 1-15, Concessions 9-14; inclusive
D.R.O. —Herbert Beacom
Clerk —Leopold Watt
Place —Mansel Cook's House, Lot 5,
Con. 12
Lots 16 — Baseline, Concessions 1-8;
inclusive
Poll No. 1
Poll No. 2
Poll No. 3
Separate School Supporters will vote only on Separate
School members and Public School Electors will vote only
on Public School members,
DISTRICT DIRECTOR HERE
Rev. W. H. Moody, of Hamilton,
Ontario, Executive Director of Christian
Education for the Western Ontario
District of the Pentecostal Assemblies of
Canada has been conducting a Kids
Crusade this week at the Calvary
Pentecostal Church.
Mr. Moody is one of seven Directors
of some 600 Pentecostal Sunday schools
across the Dominion with a total
enrollment of over 68,000.
Boys and Girls Summer camps, and
weekday activity programs for boys and'
girls and young teens, are also directed
from this department.
Rev. Moody will also be ministering in the regular services on
Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, with special features in the Sunday
school at 9:45 a.m, and topics of vital interest,
'11 a.m, "THE CHRISTIAN OPTIMIST"
730 p.m. "BURNING BRIDGES".
You are invited to attend these services.
We all can't attend the East-West Grey Cup
Football Game in Toronto on Saturday, Nov. 30 ...
BUT we can all watch it on TV and enjoy it MORE
if we are holding .a ticket on . .
CLINTON
LIONS CLUB
GREY' CUP
DRAW
$650.00 In Prizes
First Quarter Prize ...$ 25.00
Half Time Prize $ 50.00
3rd Quarter Prize ,..,$ 75.00
Final Score $500.00
$1.00 Per Ticket
Available from Lions Club Members and
at many business places in Clinton
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ELECTORS OF
'SE. AFORTH, .BAYRELD
TUCKERSMITH and, STANLEY
VOTE
MARILYN
KUNDER
for
As a mother with several years experience gained while
a member of the Seaforth Public School Board and be-
ing keenly interested in education, I am convinced that
equal educational opportunities and facilities must be
made available for all our children. At the same time,
as taxpayers, we must receive full value for our tax dol-
lar.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22,
Cash Bingo. Legion Hall,
Seaforth 8:15 p:m, 1,5 regular,
games for $10.00; 3 — $25,00
specials; $75,00 jackpot to go,
Door prizes. Admission $1.00,
Auspices, Seaforth Branch 150
Canadian Legion. Proceeds for
Welfare Work. — 21tfn
NOVEMBER 30, 8:15 pan.
variety night at Wesley Willis
Church featuring 3-act play
"Juror's Dilemma" and musical
entertainment. Admission adults
$1.00, children .50 cents.
Sponsored by Starlight circle, —
46,7,8b
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,
Regular Binge at Buren Fish and
Genie Club lackPOS. $57.00 in 57
numbers. 6 door pri4es, 8:30
p.m
NOYEIVIBER,
23, Reception and. Dance for Mr,
and Mrs. Douglas IVIcAsb, in
ZUricb, Community Centre.
Music by Ken Mittleholtz and
the Twylites, Everyone
welcome. Lunch provided.—
46,47b
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22'.
Beginning at 7 p.m. Bazaar in
Christian Reformed Church,
baking, needle work, etc, Also
games for the children. — 46,47b
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
21, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56
numbers.
RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday,
November 23 at 1:30 p.m. at
Salvation Army Citadel,
Waterloo Street, Goderich. — 47
RECEPTION and DANCE
will be held in Dungannon
Agricultural Hall for Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McNeil (nee Mary
Lou Henry) on Friday,
November 22, 1968, Scott's
Orchestra. Everyone welcome. —
47
ROAST DUCK DINN E R,
Tiger Dunlop Inn, Highway 21,
north of Goderich, Sunday
November 24 and December 1, 3
— 0:30 p.m. Make reservations
early. Mrs. Kaitting,
524.8601.— 470
MARK THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 5, NOW. The best
turkey bingo in the area.
Seaforth Legion Hall at 8:30
p.m. 15 regular games, 5
share-the-wealth,:2 door prizes.
Admission $1.00. Extra cards
25c each, 3 for 50c or 7 for
$1.00, Sponsored by Seaforth
arid District Knights of
Columbus. — 47b
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER'
23, 8:30 p,m. Card Party,
Summerhill. Proceeds for Hall
Board. Ladies please bring lunch.
—47b ,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
30, Reception and Dance for
David Turner and Sandra Abbott
(bridal couple) Lucan Arena.
Music by the Charlton
Orchestra. Everyone welcome.
Lunch provided. — 47p
National Hockey League
team owners are guilty of a
conspiracy designed to keep
players big, fast and stupid,
charges lawyer R. Alan Eagleson,
executive director of the NHL
Players' Association.
In the December MacLean's
Magazine Eagleson writes a
scathing indictment of the
NHL's "master-and-serf"
mentality in its treatment of the
hockey stars who are the
nation's idols.
"NHL clubs have an absolute
minimum of - interest in
encouraging their players to
educate themselves and prepare
for the long years of work in the
conventional world after their
Thursday nights will be
Clinton Colts "hockey night" in
the local community centre.
Check writer,
noisy driver
both in court
Bernard Pettipas, 58, of Don
Mills pleaded guilty in Goderich
magistrate's court Monday to 13
charges of false pretences. The
case was adjourned to January
29.
The charges were laid after
cheques were accepted by
Clinton merchants during
October and November, 1967.,
Pettipas was arrested in
Kitchener last February 7.
Barry Irwin, 21, of Clinton,
was fined $50 and costs for
making unnecessary noise with a
motor vehicle in Clinton
September 25.
He also was fined $40 and
costs and had his driver's licence
suspended for a year for
speeding in Clinton September
27.
LONDESBORO.
Berean .UCW
The Berean Unit of the
U.C.W. met this month at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Robinson
with 20 present.
The president opened with a
Remembrance Day poem. Mrs.
Scott read a portion of
Scripture.
Mrs. Gourley reported on the
regional meeting held recently in
Varna, Mrs. Allen introduced the
new study book on China. The
programme was taken by Mrs.
Heckendorn and Mrs. Scott.
Two recorded selections from
the Bell Ringers were enjoyed.
Mrs. Heckendorn conducted a
discussion and talk on love and
forgiveness.
Two on ballot for
Goderich Twp. reeve
Goderich voters have only.
one choice to make next month
to complete the lineup on the
Council.
Both G. H. Stirling and E. U.
Mcllwain are running for reeve,
but W. R. Jenkins won the
deputy reeve post by
acclamation and there was a
similar lack of competition for
the three councillor's seats won
by M. J. Forbes, C. G. Ginn and
J. A. Tebutt.
hockey days are' finished," he
writes.
"To them, a university
education is excess baggage, even
11:•o h school can be a kind of a
Problem, and a B.A. is just
something that keeps a player
from devoting all of his thinking
time to the next game.
"Many (hockey team owners)'
actively resist the players' efforts
to finish their schooling. In
American pro football, 75
percent of the players are
university graduates; in pro
basketball, 60 percent hold
university degrees but in the
NHL the number of players with
university educations amounts
• Eleven of the Colts' 13 home
games are scheduled for
Thursdays at 8:30 o'clock in the
Western Ontario Athletic
Association's intermediate "C"
hockey league.
The first game in the 10-tdam
league was slated for tonight but
ice is not available here yet.
Clinton goes to Shelburne
tomorrow night for its first
game, and Shelburne's return
visit will be scheduled here at a
later date.
The Colts, under the
management of R. S. "Bud"
Schoenhals and coach Mait
Edgar, both former standouts on
former Clinton Colts hockey
teams, play a double schedule
with the other four southern
teams, and a single schedule
against the five northern teams.
Seven of the local team's
away games are on Sundays.
The other southern teams are
Crediton, Wingham, Milverton
and Listowel; the northern
section is comprised of
Shelburne, Elora, Kincardine,
Arthur and Wiarton.
The new entry from the
village of Crediton play their
Friday games in the Exeter arena
and Sunday games in the
Centralia arena, both at 8:30
p.m.
Following is the Colts
26-game schedule:
Tues., Nov. 26—
'Clinton at Elora
Thurs., Nov. 28—
Elora at Clinton
Sun., Dec. 1—
Clinton at Kincardine
Thurs., Dec. 5—
Kincardine at Clinton
Thum., Dec. 12—
Wiarton at Clinton
Sun., Dec. 15—
Clinton at Wiarton
Thurs., Dec. 19—
Arthur at Clinton
Fri., Dec. 20—
Clinton at Listowel
Sun., Dec. 22—
Clinton at Milverton
Thurs., Dec. 26—
Wingham at Clinton
Thurs., Jan. 2—
Listowel at Clinton
Sun., Jan, 5—
Clinton at Wingham
Tues., Jan. ?—
Clinton at Listowel
Thurs., Jan. 9—
Wingham at Clinton
Sun., Jan. 12—
Clinton at Crediton
Thurs., Jan. 16—
Crediton at Clinton
Fri., Jan. 17—
Milverton at Clinton -
to a sad, miniscule, shameful ten
percent.
"Worse, only 17 percent of
all the young men now
performing in the NHL, the
most prestigious hockey league
in the world, have even
graduated from high school."
Eagleson quotes Henri "The
Rocket" Richard as saying:
"Most of us players don't have
too much education because we
had to quit school to play
hockey. When we went into the
office to sign our contracts, the
club had lawyers and
accountants everywhere and we
had only ourselves. We were
never prepared for these business
deals."
Sun„ Jan. 19—
Clinton at Milverton
Thurs„ Jan. 23—
Listiowel at Clinton
Sun., Jan. 26—
Clinton •at Crediton
Thurs.,Jan. 30—
ilverton at Clinton
Mon,, Feb. 3—
Clinton at Arthur
Thurs., Feb. 6—
Crediton at Clinton
Sat,, Feb. 8—
Clinton at 'Wingham
FOR THE ,BAYFIELP, -RAFPRTH.
TUCKERSMITH AND ,STANLEY AREAS
ELECT DR. MORGAN SMITH
THE PIIAIN\VVITI1 A POLICY
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Huron County
Board of Education
Clinton Colts season schedule
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