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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-12-19, Page 12tuirrcon ivpws-Fieggrd, Thursday, December 19, 1968 r t CA CflAICI°:IMSE krAtf,4 ki R YOUR k. NEIGHBOUR ki IF YOU,' SEE 'A STREET\ LIGHT IS OUT, DON'T 1)1. WAIT FOR YOUR NOGHBOUR TO REPORT IT, PH P NIE 482 9601 AND LET THE' PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION KNOW, SO THAT IT MAY BE. REPLACED. THE • PUC IS ANXIOUS TO KEEP STREET LIGHTING AT MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY AND CAN ONLY DO , THIS WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC. .52 S REPORT The Goderich detachment Ontario Provincial police report no ,serious accidents in the district as the holiday season gets into full swing, but there ,have been a number of "fender benders." . The following six mishaps .occurred in the Clinton area between December 8 and December 14: On Monday, December 9 on County Road 25 at intersection of •County Road, 8, Harry.ZweP, RR 2, Brussels, Harry Hinz, Mildmay, and William Moss, Auburn, were involved in a three vehicle accident involving two trucks and a tractor hauling a farm wagon, Approximate total damage to the vehicles, $125, On Tuesday, December 10 on Highway 4 north of Clinton, William Chambers, 81 William Street, Clinton, and' Bruce SehoenhalS, $5 Princess Street, Clinton, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an, aPpro4imate total damage of $90 to the Vehicles. On Friday,, December 14 on Highway 4 ,south of the Air Base Road, an Unknown vehicle struck a Department of Highways detour sign and flasher, estimated damage$20. On Saturday, December 14 on Highway 4 north of Londesboro, James Ross, RR 1, Brucefield, was involved in a single car accident resulting in $250 damage to the.vehicle. On Saturday, December 14 on Highway 4 north of Clinton, George- Mulholland, Stratford, andWaclaw Racihorski, Toronto, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $400 to the vehicles. On Saturday, December 14 on Highway 4 south of Air Base Road, William Earl Ceasar, Owen Sound, struck a parked vehicle owned by Raymond Whaling, Hanover, resulting in an approximate total damage of $50 to the vehicles. Bowling CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES December 3 Team standings: Pony Club, 73; Spares, 66; Doubtfuls, 62; Hippies, 59; Quiet Ones, 56 and Hot-tots, 44. Women's high single and triple, Beulah Wonch, 252 and 718. Women's high average, Mary Davey, 209. TUCKERSMITH MIXED December 9 Team standings: Yippies, 49; Beagles, 43; Hippies, 33; Rolling Stones, 22; Beatles, 21 and Dropouts, 21. Women's high single and triple, Donna Robinson, 211 and 551. Men's high single, Don Brodie, 249. Men's high triple, Maynard Hymers, 643. JUNIOR LEAGUE December 13 Team standings: Super Six, 40; Hot Shots, 28; Sexy Six, 4 and Oddballs, 0. Women's high single and double, Patsy Cook, 174. and 311. Women's high -average, Patsy Cook, 155. Richard Paulin's 227, 412 and 201 were the highest men's tallies for a single, double and average respectively. JUNIOR LEAGUE December 7 Team standings: Super Six, 40; Hot Shots, 22; Sexy Six, 4 and Oddballs, 0. Women's high single, double and average, Sally Walden, 179, 352 and 176. . Men's high single, double and average, Steve Switzer, 179, 352 and 176. TUCKERSMITH MIXED December 2 Team standings: Yippies, 44; Beagles, 38; Hippies, 31; Rolling Stones, 20; Beatles, 18 and Dropouts, 17. Women's high single, Isabel Rogerson, 233. Women's high triple, Ruby Treibner, 565. Men's high single and triple, Tony Vandendool, 269, 727. BLUEWATER LEAGUE December 5 Team standings: Sharks, 46;" Suckers, 64; Crabs, 64 and Minnows, 45. Women's high single, grace Hutchings, 230; high triple, Madelon McIlwain, 573; high average, Grace Hutchings, 192. Men's high single, triple and average, Joe Koene, 279, 671 and 207. BLUEWATER LEAGUE December 2 Team standings: Crabs, 58; Suckers, 58; Sharks, 42 and Minnows, 41. Women's high single, Corrie Koene, 232; high triple, Madelon McIlwain, 654 and high average, Grace Hutchings, 192. Men's high single, Bill Crease, 306; high triple, Joe Koene, 671 and average, Joe Koene, 206. 100 F-R E BE KAHS November 27 Team standings: Murray's Mights, 183; Merv's Spinners, 162.5; Ivan's Can Slammers, 153; Carm's Dropouts, 151.5; Fawcett's Drips, 143.5; Barb's Gigglers, 143.5; Bob's Boobs, 139 and Jim's Blackhawks, 123. Women's high single, Lagelle Webb, 294; high triple, Phyllis Wise; 660 and high average, Kaye Harris, 188. Men's high single, Carm McPherson, 295; high triple, Carm McPherson, 717; high average, Murray' Taylor, 212. 100E-R EBE KAHS December 4 Team standings: Murray's Mights, 204; Merv's Spinners, 175.5; Ivan's Can Slammers, 165; Barb's Gigglers, 161.5; Carm's Dropouts, 155.5; Bob's Boobs, 155; Fawcett's Drips, 153.5 and Jim's Blackhawks, 138. Women's high single, Labelle Webb, 194; high triple and average, Kaye Harris, 741 and 193. Men's high single and triple, Carm McPherson, 295 and 717. Men's high triple, Murray Taylor, 212. ports by BC The strong Aantam team is. beginning to take shape, The Bantams came up with two victories in weeltend Play, At. APiastrai Park on Friday evening they left with an easy 114 On Saturday night the Bantams had to work hard to ,defeat a big team from godericti- . Mike Anstett scored at 7:20 in. the first period on a pass. from Randy Blake to give Clinton an, early lead. Goderich beat "Swanky" Andrews at '2;55 and 7:81 of the second period, but Mike Anstett evened the score at 8;09 on an unassisted goal. Three" minutes later Lucky Langille completed ,a pass play from Paul Kelly and Barry Edgar to again give the locals a lead. Goderich made the score 3-3 at 14:59 of the second period. Barry Edgar scored at 5:37 and 13;36, then assisted on Brian Kennedy's goal at 14:31 to give Clinton a decisive win of 6-4. The Ponies were blanked twice this past week in WOAA League play. On Friday evening they lost 2-0 and again on Monday night in Clinton, the visiting team from Hensall scored• one in the first period, three in the second and another in the third to win easily 5-0, The team played Zurich Tuesday. Results of that game were not available at presstime. The next game is in Seaforth Saturday night, followed by a home game against 00.410 Monday, The Lions Midgets pla their first game of the season I Thursday evening and w down in a 104 defeat Goderich. The club showed a lack conditioning and skating. Bri Edgar spored Clinton's first ge and assisted Dennis Seline on second. Rick Paulin scored a bea in the thirdperiod, taking p a from Chuck Chambers at t blue line, skating alone a drilling the puck into the t corner. ‘;Yhon you're ready to Ault* the day see tho beautiful INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Spahr* 'EL. CLINTON '482.9525 482-9321 Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Dealer CLINTON GREAT LAST MINUTE GIFT IDEAS FOR DAD Auto Accessories FROM THE SERVICE DEPT. AT Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Goderich Lions Club BINGO SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GAMES 8:30 P.M. Wednesday December 18th - Santa arrives with a gift for everyone. Chocolates and larger prizes. Thursday December 26th - Big Prize must go. Wednesday January 1st - Big Prize must go. Have Fun - Come To Harbourlite Inn, Goderich CN's TURBO SET TO GO Canadian National's Turbo goes into twice-daily Toronto-Montreal service this fall slashing downtown-to-downtown travelling time to four hours. The 300-seat, seven-car train, the greatest advance in railway technology in 100 years, features new methods of on-train meal and beverage service. Turboclub car passengers are served at their seats by hostesSes and stewards; Turboluxe travellers purchase their meals at the cafe and eat at seat-back trays. SHOP AT ESTABLISHED 1950 CLINTON ta. leepOolli! 7i1„...tooltA.,.__.:0 ‘Ntioripto' SEAFORTH WALKERTON Shop At Counter's Jewellery for the nicest gifts FOR HER Cultured Pearl Necklet - Sterling Silver Bracelet - Pins - Earrings - Diamond Ring - Birthstone or Fancy Stone-set Ring - Jewel Case - Dresser Set - Hair Dryer - Shaver - Lighter '- Pierced Earrings - Necklets and Crosses - Corn Flower Crystal - Watche§ from $12.95. FOR HIM Watches from $8.95 - Billfold - Key Case - Sterling and Stone-set Cuff Link Sets - Shavers - Wedding Ring - Lighter - Initial or Stone-set Ring - Identification Bracelet - Travel Alarms. FAMILY GIFTS Fancy Wall Clocks - Kitchen and Bedroom Clocks - Weather Instruments Barometers, Humidity, Temperature etc. - Chests' Silverware, Stainless Sets, Carving Sets - Serving Trays - Tumblers and Glasses - Corn Flower Crystal - Steak Knives. ONAMMAX-M-fit-rAP As40/4141"-40 4111irs 6.70Ca4t5ita vein'._. SHOP HERE Men's and Boys SLIPPERS Corduroy. or Leather OPERA -7 MOCCASSIN ROMEO and SLIP-ON STYLES (Guess the size! We'll exchange after Christmas) CHOOSE •A GIFT. FROM OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OMEN'S '& BOYS' GLOVFS • SPORT SHIRTS SOCKS • BOWLING SHOES • • SHOE BAGS • SWEATERS AIKEN'S LUGGAGE and FOOTWEAR Clinton Phone 482-9352 1341gQ "WP4 .44C1 °PM? reorganizes 010, i4opQt - - - . - • • Coming • Events Sheep. club TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, numbers. A door or4PP, $:.30 p.m. IVESPAY, DECEMBER 31 New Year'a Eve Frolic. New Payfield. community Centre, Banquet license provides free punch from 9:30 - 11:30. Music by the Country Trio. Fun and favotirs. Cold turkey and salad plate. Tickets $3.00 per person, available now in Bayfield. 51b SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 8:30 p.m. card party in Orange Hall. Good prizes. $50 cash draw. Members bring lunch. Everybody welcome, admission , 50c. - h1P RECEPTION AND DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Pail Dixon, (nee McIlwain) qn December 27, at the Clinton Legion, dancing 10 to 1. Music by the Bluetones. - 51,2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 140, Dancing to The Vikings (12 piece orchestra) 9 to ? Tickets available at Legion Hall. Reserve tickets only. - 50,51b THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, Clinton Legion Bingo - see 'display ad. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, Cash Bingo Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3 - $50.00 specials; $150.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare work. - 21tfn Roll up your sleeve to save a life... -ur BE A BLOOD DONOR Millbrook Aluminium Gift Trays English Bone China Cups and Saucers - 1.50 to 6.95 Liquor and Wine Decanters - 2.50 to 27.95 .Sheaffer Pens and Pencils, Desk Sets - 2.95 to 36.00 Toys Child Guidance Toys for Children Full Range of Battery Operated Toys Indoor Hockey Game Sets Lego Sets - 1.00 to 13.95 FOR THE BOYS - Captain Action - Billie Blast-Off - Matt Mason FOR THE GIRLS Casey, Stacey, Baby Small Talk and Giggles Dolls Games Scrabble, Numble, Trouble, ka-bala, Hats off Monopoly, Careers, to mention just a few. Colouring Books, Story Books, Children's - .15c to 5.00 Leather . Goods by TILLEY Wallets, Shoe Shine Kits, Jewell Boxes, Clutch Purses, French Purses, Keycases, Travel Cases We still have a wide selection of Christmas Cards also Gift Wrap in Foil, solids and tissue. • ,Remember this -Christmas for years to come with pictures - get your Film and Flash Bulbs now Smith's OFFICE SUPPLIES (Furnierly MarF ,an;) e/OGN9 ALBERT ST. ,_4132.9766 CLINTON The Huron County 4-H Sheep CIO will he organizing for the new Year on Friday, December 27 in the Agricultnral Office Board Roam, Clinton. This year's cluh had a very successful year with 100 percent of its members competing at.the Clinton Spring Fair in June. At their meetings the members studied feeds and feeding, and judging, with the majority of the eighteen members actually taking part in the teaching_ process themselves. For the new year, field trips, twilight meetings, and regular discussion meetings have been' planned. It is hoped that as many young • people as possible between the ages of 12 and 20 can take part in this club to learn of the sheep industry in Canada. • 'SAMSONITE • McBRINE • CARSON ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.