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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-12-05, Page 10Y Bayfiel4 Lions Chlb, Turkey Bingo- and .Share-theWealth, BaY11014, TQW11. Hall. 49„504 Coming Events p,m, TVK8PAY, i)14.G.E.1104 Annual meeting, 110.1inetWille- local 319• U.,. will -he 1104 In Goderich TOWnship, Hall;. 8:46 ,P•rn., District Directors Durand will be in attendance, Ladies_ please bring lunch. — 494. CLINTON HENSALL EXETER LATE MODEL USED CARS 1968's 1967 Pontiac Parisienne Two-door hardtop, automatic transmission, V8 motor, radio, power brakes, power steering. 1966 Chevy 11 Nova Two-door hardtop, automatic transmission, economical 6 cylinder motor, one owner car driven only'23,000 miles. 1967's 1968 Impala Custom Two-door hardtop, automatic transmission, V8, radio, power steering and brakes, balance of 4 years or 40,000 on factory warranty, 1966 Mercury Comet Two-door hardtop, V8 motor, automatic transmission, radio, sharp red finish .with black painted vinyl roof. 1966's 1966 Chevrolet Belair Four-door Sedan V8 motor, automatic transmission, a clean one owner car. 1968 Chevelle 300 Deluxe four-door Sedan, large 6 cylinder motor, automatic transmission, radio, white walls, driven 10,000 miles, balance of factory warranty to new Owner, .1J Lorne OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTME\NT Brown Motors Ltd. Year Friendly Chevrolet; Oldsonobile A Erivey Osier, Ontario Street, CUINITON -- Phone 482-9321 mit:WAY, DP,QEMBER 5, bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p,m. Jackpot $55.00 in 66 numbem FRIDAY, DECEMPER Cash Bingo Legion Hall, SeafOrth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular garneS for $10,00; 3 — $25.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes,. Admission $1,00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare work. — 21tfn, To The Public School SUpportersi Of Clinton, 'Mullett, Blyth And McKiIIop Sincere thanks for votes sCaSt in my favour on December 2nd. Art Bolton *owe, Zurich team aided by. Clinton skaters', Bill Stirling, a Clinton hockey player, scored four goaW Sunday for Zurich when the Dominions ran roughshod over the•HanOYer Hurricanes 16-3 in a Western Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" game. The Dominions now have won twice and lost three times in league play. They .faee Mitchell Hawks twice in t.l.eir next outings, in Mitchell tomorrow night and at Zurich Sunday. Mel Honer, also of Clinton, added two goals to the Zurich attack. Clinton players scoring singles were Kirk Lyndon, Stu Mustard and Butch Fleet. Three auto on police b LINEUP GOAL. — Gary Black. OFFBI\IG. — Fred Parsons, Bill. Doug McCauley and Malt. Edgar. FORWARDS Bob. Livermore, Paul Draper, Randy Clew, Ray Brown, Bill Weber, Dan Martin and Don McDougall. • With the return of Bob Livermore, Paul Draper and Randy Clew to the lineup, the Clinton Intermediates had more scoring punch and earned a 7-7 tie with the Elora Rocks. The game was played in Elora last Tuesday evening and thus was the first time for the Colts to play the new entry from that town, The lack • of conditioning showed up in the third period. After Clinton built up a 7-4 lead, Elora scored two quick goals at 11;35 and 11:45. Then with Randy Glew serving a cross-checking penalty,. Elora's No. 10, L. Drone, scored this third goal of the game to give Elora the seven needed to tie. In the lineup for their first game of the year were Bob Livermore, Paul Draper, Randy Glew and newcomer Bill Weber, a local high school teacher. Livermore scored four goals, three in the second, two of them set up by defenceman Fred Parsons, the other unassisted. In the first period, Don McDougall scored the first goal of the game on a pass from Malt Edgar. Notice The Clinton Minor Hockey Day Committee meets at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Community Centre to elect its 1969 officers. Anyone interested in helping to promote minor hockey is asked to attend.. Lost a tire ? Clinton police are holding several items found in town recently and ask that the owners claim them as soon as possible. Two of the items are tricycles which Chief Lloyd Westlake feels sure some youngster must miss by now. They were turned in at'the end of October. Also being held is a 7.60 x 15 snow tire and wheel found November 24 and a women's black clutch purse containing a small amount of cash and found near A and A Variety November 30. Give the l other fellow a chance. In slowing, pump your brakes to flash your taillights. Paid Draper completed a nice passing play from Randy Clew at 13:25 to even the score 2-2. Then Livermore scored his first goal of the game at 14;29, banging in a rebound on A shot from Betch Murney. Paul Draper rounded out. Clinton's scoring at 6:38 of the third period. The. Kincardine Bulldogs had too much manpower in their. Sunday afternoon game with the Colts. Jim Ball, an ex-Goderich Junior, scored on the opening faceoff, then added two more in the first period to give Kincardine an early 4-1 lead. Paul Draper scored at 10:35 on a pass from Bill Weber. Clinton closed the gap to 4;3 early in the second period on a hard shot from the blueline by Fred Parsons and beautiful wrist shot 10 feet out by Bill Weber. Former Detroit Red Wing Bowling 100E-REBEKAHS Team standings: Murray's Mights, 170; Ivan's Can Slammers, 146; Merv's Spinners, 141.5; Fawcett's Drips, 140.5; Carm's Drop-Outs, 134.5; Barb's Gigglers, 131.5; Bob's Boobs, 125, and Jim's Blackhawks, 101. Women's high single, Labelle Webb, 294; high triple, Phyllis Wise, 650, and high average, Kaye Harris, 185. Men's high single, Ken Harris and Mervyn Webb at 287; high triple and high average, Murray Taylor, 716 and 212. CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES Team standings: Pony Club, 68; Spares, 61; Doubtfuls, .58; Hippies, 55; Quiet Ones, 50, and Hot-tots, 38. High single, triple and average, Mary Davey, 292, 689, 210. TUCKERSMITH MIXED Teani standings: Yippies, 40; Beagles, 35; Hippies, 26; Rolling Stones, 16; Beatles, 15, and Drop-Outs, 15. Women's high single, Hilda Veenstra, 200. Women's high triple, Betty Graham, 528. Men's high single, Vic Hargreaves, 271. Men's high triple, Maynard Hymers, 697. JUNIOR LEAGUE Team standings: Super Six, 34; Sexy Six, 4; Hot Shots, 22, and Oddballs, 0. Women's high single, Chris Marshall, 183; high triple, Sally Walden, 305, and high average, Sally Walden, 153. Men's high single, triple and average, Terry MacDonald, 229, 424 and 212. BAY F I E LD B LUEINATE R Team standings: Crabs, 55; Suckers, 51; Sharks, 39, and Minnows, 34. Women's high single, triple and average, Grace Hutchings, 227, 584, 185. Men's high single, Don Haw, 254; high triple, Allan Hutchings, 649; high average, Joe Koene, 203. Agriculture federation The president of an Ontario Farmers' Union group was among six men elected to the board of directors of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture at a meeting in Londesboro last week. The OFU leader picked for the board seat is James Martin, RR 6, Goderich, oresident of the Ashfield OFU local. The Huron federat'on also approved a resolution that fanners in the county continue to work toward one general farm organization. Others elected to the board were Thomas Cunningham, RR 1, Auburn; Elmer Hunter, HR 3, Goderich; Mason Bailey, AR 3, Blyth; Lloyd Bond, RR 3, Clinton; James Martin, RR 6, Goderich and Bob Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield. Mr. Hunter is President of the federation, Bob Henry of Blyth, first vice president arid Mr. Cu nnirigharn, second vice president. Mrs. Faye Fear -of RR 5, Brussels, was reappointed secretary-treattirer. Speaker at the annual meeting was Keith Matthle of Algonquin, executive director of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, SCORPION features: Double steel chain drive truck, embedded in nylon reinforced rubber. Extra heavy-gauge vinyl seat upholstery with full foam padding. A snug fitting, rattle-free motor hood that locks tight and stays locked. A 297CC — 191/2 h.p. high torque engine. SEE IT TODAY RAY POTTER AND SONS SALES-SERVICE 8E, RENTALS RR NO. 3, CLINTON 482-9397 IV ,clintdn News-.Record, December 5,, 196 BUY HER • • • Something To Wear ":v FREE GIFT WRAPPING FOR MEN LADIES' WEAR DRY GOODS Clinton 482-6623 Pk=fliiVIR, 131, 'Town hall, Christmas Bake Sale, .SponSered by Ladies AtisiiiarY to 'LOOM DKIMIZII, 7, Tea, and Bazaari, Ontario :Street Cl) WO, 3 — 5 p.m. :Christmas.. :novelties, home baking etc. Tea 350,. Sponsored by DX—W. 47,49b DECEMBER 7 — t:]veryone welcome at Dance sponsored by Ashfield Farm Union, Saturday, December 7, tteknow Legion 11411—Dancing 9-1 to Northern G e ntlemen. Admittance restricted to persons 21 and over, Lunch served — 49b In their first game of the season, the Clinton Ponies lost 3.1 to a very good team from Blyth. Clinton's lone score...was a solo effort by Jamie Thompson on a breakaway. For many of the boys this was their first organized game .and inexperience was. evident through the game. For the . Blyth team, ex-Clinton star Ricky Cameron played an outstanding game, scoring the first and last goals for his team. Both goals were set up by Randy Miller who was the Kin Trophy winner for being leading scorer in the Clinton Kinsmen Town League last year. Blyth's second goal was netted by Larry Carter. The Ponies had to fight back • W1,nn r you rc • ready •to none thy day see the beoutilul RAINBOW WEDDING LINEN rEL. CLINTON 482.9525 INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth Three auto accidents, neither involving any injuries or extensive damage, were investigated by Clinton police last week. The first occurred November 26 on Rattenbury Street near the Anglican Church, police said. In that mishap, an auto driven by Elizabeth Stevens of 373 James Street, Clinton, reportedly struck a parked car owned by Mitchell McAdam of 149 Princess Street West. The accident took place about 9 p.m. Damage to the Stevens car was estimated at $150. The McAdam auto reportedly sustained $300 damage. On November 28, about 3 p.m., two cars collided at Victoria and William Streets. Drivers were identified as Ann Noonan of 176 Huron Street, Clinton, and Thomas E, O'Neill of RR 3, Goderich. Mr, O'Neill was later charged with careless driving. police say his car damage totalled about $800, that to the Noonan car, about $200. Charges are pending while police continue to investigate an accident on Joseph Street TUMMY, PKRI0411 10, Regular Bingo at Huron Fish .and Game' ,c tub- jackpot :$53.00 in .53- titlitibM, b door prizes, in the second and third periods to defeat a fast-skating "E" category team from Adastral : Park this week. Adastral Park held the play in the first period and, at 4:23, Bob Dieroff scored on a screen shot. Clinton's first goal was scored by Mike Munning. Raymond Burns shot at the Adastral Park goalie, Lee Pratte the puck bhoomuned.ed across the mouth of the net and- Mike banged *it At the beginning of the third period Neil "weinfir” Colquhoun set op 11Pymond Burns for the Ponies' go-ahead goal.. After three mised ' breakaways, Steye Cook finally scored on his foUrth try at 11:40 of the third period. LINEUP: Goal, Richard Welch; Sub Goal, Bill Irwin,' Doug Fawcett and Robbie Wise; Forward, Raymond Burns, Steve Cope, Mike Bunning, David Counter, Jamie Thompson, Robin McAdam, Greg Holmes, Neil Colquhoun, Clare Colquhoun, Dennis Meed, Gerald Cantelon and Danny Campbell. * * * The Ponies play at Hensall at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow and at Mitchell at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. accidents totter November 29.' In that mishap, police say that an auto driven by Hazel Shanahan of 142 Joseph Street reportedly struck a parked car owned by David Kember of Morgan Trailer Court, Clinton, causing an estimated $65 damage. Bank earnings An increase of 30 percent in Bank of Montreal net operating earnings highlights the bank's 151st annual statement, for the fiscal year ended October 31, just issued. New high records were also set in assets, loans and deposits. Bank of Montreal assets reached $6.8 billion, with an increase of $732 million, or 11.2 percent, over 1967: Balance of revenue, commonly called net operating earnings, amounted to a record $67,699,427, an increase of $15,760,453 over 1967. Viewed by many financial analysts as the best measure of the effectiveness of the bank's performance, these earnings were 30.3 percent over 1967 and represented $2.23 per share compared with $1.71 per share last year. Sports by BC COLTS, ROCKS TIE . AT 7-7 BULLDOGS TAKE ONE .7-5 goalie's ,younger brother, Den Riggin, played a fantastic ga in the nets for Kincardine, only 15 years .old. Kincardine made the score at 18:.49 on a goal by J. Collin Clinton's fast...mov' d fe rice man Fred Parso whipped. another hard shot in the top corner at 19:46 of t second period, In that period, the Colts we showing their fast, MOO skating of last season a dominated most of the play .ev. though they had to pl. short-handed on three occasion Through the entire game, on six penalties were .assessed four to Clinton and two Kincardine. Bill Weber slipped the puc over to Paul Draper on a faceo to the right of Riggin, an Draper banged the puck into th corner to close the score .6,5. Keith Allen, who was hit by puck early in the first period an received five or six stitches t close the cut, came back to pla in the third, but received a ba shoulder injury on a hard chec into the boards by Jim Bell. Kincardine scored on black a 11:13 on a three-way passin play to end the scoring. Ga Black was hit on top of the hea by the puck late in the period but after a few minutes returne to ..the game. As the perio ended, Clinton's lack of practi and conditioning wa increasingly evident. • The management hopes a fe more players will soon join th club, The game slated fo Thursday was played last nigh in Blyth, The first home game providing the ice is in — will b this Sunday evening at seve o'clock in the Clinto Community Centre. Thank you for your vote on December 2. Best wishes to the new Central School Board. Wishing everyone Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Kenneth Hulley FOR Care-free Snowmobiling Ponies lose exhibition, win first league game