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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-11-28, Page 1212 Clinton Nows...F.3ecord. Thursday,, Npvembor 28, 198 Mr. and . Mrs, Paul West- RAY POTTER & SONS SALES-SERVICE & RENTAL DEALER R.R. NO. 3, CLINTON 482-9997 , to Scorpion '69 . . the proven snomobile built by people who have made cold weather vehicles since 1959... the pioneer who demands trouble-free snomobiling. Why settle for less than the best? The proven snomobile that never lets you down! Zoargrow`Z Electric Start Available Have a coffee with us and see our new lines in Fine Woollens, Tic-Toc Baby Wear, Lyons of London footwear, Karper Ladies' Wear and unusual gifts. 48b (home .games 6;39 Thursday, December 5 Mitchell at Clinton Thursday, December 12 Goderich at Clinton Wednesday, December 18 Clinton at Zurich Saturday, December 28 Seaferth at Clinton Thursday, January Clinton at Monkton Saturday, January 4 Zurich at Clinton Monday, January 6 Clinton at Mitchell Thursday, January 9 Hensall et Clinton Thursday, January 16 Monkton at Clinton Wednesday, January 22 Clinton at Hensall Monday, January 27 Clinteia at Goderich GREY CUP FEATURES. AT LORNEBROWN MOTORS of()USED CARS WE'RE OVERSTOCKED COME SEE THE BEST SELECTION EVER! 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA Two-door hardtop. Lic. H57181. Was $1,295. GREY CUP lo‘,„,60 on FEATURE 1095 00 1965 CORVAIR Automatic, radio, heater. Lic. H53364. Was $1,295. GREY CUP FEATURE 1095 ,00 • 1963 MERCURY Hardtop. Lic. 662595. Was $1,195 GREY CUP FEATURE PLUS MANY OTHERS FULLY CHECKED FOR SAFETY Open Evenings By Appointment LORNE BROWN MOTORS LIMITE Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsmobile !Dealer 4829321 CLINTON 1095,00 Cordially Invite You To THE REOPENING OF THE. WOOLLEN SHOP BAYF1ELD FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29 — 1 P.M. VOTE W. N. Counter for Huron County Board of Eduction. If elected on December 2, I will do my best to get the new County system operating in the best interests of all concerned in our school division of Clinton, Hullett, McKillop and Blyth. Any support I may receive will be greatly appreciated. I will strive to hold the line on mounting costs, and still provide good and equal educational facilities for all our young people. I urge you to vote on Election Day, December 2. Vote W. N. Counter Seven years experience on Central Huron Secondary School Board. Electric Philishave Trimmer Anstett Jewellers Shaver With Specials Reg. 34.95 Save 5.00 29.95 Philishave Without Trimmer Reg. 29.95 Save 3.00 26 95 Philishave ., Speedshaver Reg. 21.95 Save 2.00 19.95 SPECIAL PRICES ON Remington, Schick & Ronson WE HAVE Complete Stock Ladies Razors LAY—A—WAY NOW FOR Remember We Service Anstett Jewellers CLINTON WA LKE RTO11 A . of CHRISTMAS Razors Limited SEAPORTH The curling season got underway last week at CFB Clinton with the Fourth Annual Intersection Bonspiel, sponsored by O'Keefe Breweries. Colonel E. W. Ryan, Bese Commander, opened the Bonspiel by delivering the first rock. Twenty-two rinks participated in the opening event, with , a foursome skipped by Captain C, W, Mason winning the first event and , Tuckersmith Stanley Bayfield County School Board of Education RE-ELECT Dr. MORGAN SMITH The man with the most experience in education and administration — Director of Ontario School. Trustees' and Municipal Councillors' Association — Secretary of Huron planning group of 23 boards for County School Board — On staff of seminars in Toronto, Barrie and the Centennial School to train trustees in the operation of County Boards. If re-elected, I plan to — Maintain the standards of our good schools, — Up grade the'poorer schools as funds permit. — Reduce overlapping of bus routes. — Bring in tendering and competitive bids for all purchases and services. "It Affects Your Children" "It Affects Your Tax Dollar". VOTE BOLTON For Huron County Board Of Education In Coming Events WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 4, 1:30 p.m. Legion Hall, Clinton. Summary Day of "Dressmaking with a Di fference ". Exhibits, discussions, skits and fashion parade. Members and friends welcome. Sponsored by Women's Institute. — 48b DECEMBER 7 — Everyone welcome at Dance 'sponsored by 'Ashfield Farm Union, Saturday, December 7, Lucknow Legion Hall. Dancing 9-1 to Northern Gentlemen. Admittance restricted to persons 21 and over. Lunch served. — 48b MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, Regular monthly meeting of Women's Auxiliary to Clinton Public Hospital will take form of a potluck luncheon at the Nurses' Residence at 1 p.m.- 48b SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30. Coffee Break, Clinton Town Hall, 2:30 p.m. Bake Sale, Bazaar. ladies Of First Baptist Church. — 48b SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2 — 4 p.m. Christmas Bake Sale and Tea, Trinity Church Parish Hall, Bayfield, uspices Ladies Guild. — 48b FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, Cash Bingo Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3 — $25.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Auspices Se'aforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare work. — 21tin Whon • yOu're ready to non* ihr; day ,eo the beautiful RAINHEI ::WEDDING LINE: INVITATIONS AliD AN ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD Clinton Walkerton And SeeForth L , CLINTON 482.9525 S ORM 110,111114011.11lillaillii1111111181.14111111,111411.11,11110,0 Colts suffer without. ice. The -lack of home ice Is, responsible for a lack of interest, says Clinton Colts coach Bud •Schoenhals, who was Able to send only eight players against Shelburne in the season's first contest last week, _ - Nor surnrisingiy, Clinton lost the away game 10-2, with scores. for ,Clinton by Fred Parsons pad Harvey Dale, "It can't get any worse," Mr. Schoenhals remarked Tuesday as the Colts were about to leave for another away game, that one at Flora, Results of the encounter have not been received yet. "It is g real bloody mess," the, coach went on; "we just can't get the guys out." Mr. Schoenhals said the Colts have practiced occasionally, but not nearly enough, at the CFB Clinton rink, so he has no apology for the team's first score and says rather, "I don't know how the boys done it." -Clinton's "team," he noted, had six forwards and two defensemen in the game against Elora.' 4, home game with ' Elora, slated for this evening, will be rescheduled, probably in January. Last week's Shelburne game was to be at home, but the schedule was switched around and Clinton now must fit in another game here later in the season. An away game is set for Kincardine Sunday and a' home game against the same competitors is on next Thursday's agenda. Party for 24 at Huronview The November birthday party at Huremview was held last Friday with the Bluevale Institute in charge. Mrs. Mel Craig was chairlady for the programme. ^ Ross Mann from C.K.N.X. entertained with his guitar, violin and, vocal nubmers. A ladies comic band provided much merriment. Vocal solos by Mrs. Willits and community singing were enjoyed. Bithrday pictures were taken and gifts presented to Mrs. Dalyrumple, Mrs. McEl-oy, Mrs. Tabb, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Holt, Joe Miller, William Wright, Mrs. Deyell, Louis Wilde, Mrs. McCartney, Kate Barrett, Zora Dickson, Mrs. Bicknell, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. West, Mrs. Trewartha, Mrs. Varcoe, Mark Sproat, J. N. Beadle, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Wilson, Charles Edwards, Edward Morlock and Percy Stone. NOVEMBER 30, 8:15 p.m. variety night at Wesley Willis Church featuring 3-act play "Juror's Dilemma" and musical entertainment. Admission adults $1.00, children x50 cents. Sponsored by Starlight Circle. — 46,7,8b TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 p.m. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $57.00 in 57, numbers. Hockey notes ThnOtlay,itannary 2 Clinton at MonlOon Saturday,. January 4 Zurich at Clinton' ,Monday, January Clinton at Mitchell Saturday, January 11 1-10011 ..at Clinton 'Saturday,. January 13 Monkton at ,Clinton. SatUrday, February ctintop at, Ooderich The Fish and Game Bantams and the Kinsmen Pee Wees are invited again to a tournament in Clinton, N.Y., December 27-29. 'I' * * Clinton Bantam hockey players' season opener, a home game scheduled for Saturday against Seaforth, has been cancelled because the arena here is still closed. Following are listings of the remaining Bantam games and schedules for Pee Wee and Midget play. PEE WEE SCHEDULE (home games 6:30 p.m.) Monday, December 2 Adastral Park at Clinton (Blyth) , Friday, December 6 Clinton at Hensall Tuesday, December 10 Clinton at Mitchell Friday, December 13 Clinton at Adastral Park Monday, December 16 Hensall at Clinton Tuesday; Deeeltibet 17 Clinton at Zurich Saturday, December 21. Clinton at Seaforth Monday, December 23 Goderich at Clinton Monday, January 6 Zurich at Clinton Monday, January. 20 Mitchell at Clinton Monday, January 27 Seaforth at Clinton Saturday, t'ebruary 1 Clinton,af Goderich BANTAMS (home games 6:30 p.m.) Friday, December 6 Clinton at Hensall Saturday, December 7 Mitchell at Cli..ton Friday, December 13 Clinton at Adastral Park Saturday, December 14 Goderich at Clinton Wednesday, December 18 Clinton at Zurich I FIT FOR EMERGENCIES A person who is physically fit is likely to respond more effectively to emergency situations that he encounters in everyday life. In ordinary circumstances, as well, he likely is more productive and can work for greater periods of time without undue fatigue, says the federal health department publication, "Get fit — Keep fit," To The Electors of Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Bayfield and Stanley Having been nominated as trustee to the new Huron County Board of Education, I solicit your support at the polls on December 2. As one long interested in education, and as a member of the Oforth District High School Board since 1963; I feel my experience can be of assistance in dealing with the problems that will face the new Board, John Broadfoot CLINTON — HULLETT — BLYTH -- MeKILLOP Experience:- -All levels of education up to and including university. —4 years with Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food in Clinton. During this period I met many people in the area to be represented and gained considerable knowledge of the County, —4 years with McKillop Township School Area Board, which included the establishment of the area. —9 years operating our own farm and seed grain business. I believe the Old Boards have done a good job in preparing for the County Board and that few if any changes should be made before the end of the school year. If elected 1 will do my best to work With the other member to represent the area. Everyone in this area has two votes for< the board of education. I hope to be worthy of one of them. (81) the O'Keefe Trophy, The trophy was presented by George Burgess. Pictured from left to right are: Colonel E, W. Ryan, Base commancler; Captain W, McDavid, lead; Captain I, Lince, second; Lieutenant D. Bagnall, vice; Captain C. Mason, skip, and Mr. G. Burgess, O'Keefe representative. (Canadian Forces Photo) 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 . . . First Quarfer Prize $ 25.00 Half Time Prize . $ 50.00 3rd Quarter Prize $ /5.00 Final Score $500.00 CLINTON LIONS CLUB GREY CUP DRAW $650.00 In Prizes $1.00 Per Ticket Available from Lions Club Members and at many business places in Clinton inlinlaPt• of local young inen are playing with the Zurich Dominion Junior "D" Flyers — among them, Bruce Schoenhals, Don Bartliff and Butch Fleet. Billy Stirling has • been released by the local Midgets to play with the Flyers who are to play a schedule with Belmont, Hanover and Mitchell. * The Kinsmen Minor Hockey Program will get underway the first Saturday after the arena is iced, according to club officials, Announcements of the programme's start will be made in schools. The Clinton Ponies, all-star Pee-Wees, start playing next week, using Blyth as home ice in their game against Adastral Park Monday at 6 p.m, Five prospective referees attended the ,WOAA refs' clinic at Seaforth recently. , Bert Clifford of Clinton attended the coaches' clinic at Wingham.