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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-30, Page 7it's in. Steve Cook's backhand shot slipped past the Clinton, N.Y. goalie at 10:56 of the third period in last Friday's game between the local Kinsmen Peewee Ponies and the Clinton, .N.Y, PeeWee Jets. The goal put the Canadian team in the lead, but the U,S. players regained the advantage and went on to:win that game and another Saturday to emerge as winners of the total goal series. Be ice -safety conscious! Remember, on some of the larger lakes, cracks can open up without warning making the ice conditions extremely dangerous. �r- 1 1. 1 1 A •three-Way^'face-off opened Clinton's Minor Hockey Weeken'd: Mayor Donald Symons dropped the puck as committee chairman Bruce Collins looked on. Players about to go for the puck are, from left to right, Happy Grabeldinger of the Clinton, New York •PeeWees'Michael Clifford>,'•'three,yearroldrimascot of the Clinton. Ontario Kinsmen PeeWee Ponies 'and David Counter, from the Ponies. rian Langife of the Clinton, Ontario Fish and front of the New York goal in last Saturday ame Bantams has two Clinton, N.Y. Bantam night's contest, :ts close behind as they race for the puck in Ricking the draw ticket Which gave $ 5 to Ken 5t Ott of BrUcefield Saturday night is Clinton Mayor Don Symons. Members of the Clinton lhirior Hockey Weekend Committee in the ,ictU a are Clark Bail of Clinton, at left, and Bili Jenkins; deputy reeve of Goderich Tbwnship, who steadies the drum. Second prize of $15 Went to Art Mountford of Clinton, The third prize, $1b was won by D. B. Palmer Of Clinton•. Weekend roundup Some members of Clinton's Minot Hockey Weekend Committee believe this year's activities were the best in the 10 -year history of the annual event. Close to 1,000 tickets were sold, many of them weekend passes, and almost everything went as planned with the exception of a game between Wingham and Clinton Bantams which was cancelled when the Wingharn team was unable to travel because of a snowstorm. Much of what made the weekend special was due to visiting teams from Clinton, New York and Dearborn, Michigan. Not only did their presence add an international flavour to the contests, but many of the boys and parents renewed friendships stemming from past years or started new ones. The visiting players stayed in the homes of Clinton hockey players and special events were planned to make the weekend an enjoyable one for their parents. Following Saturday night's schedule of play, the Clinton committee hosted the visitors at a party held in the auditorium of the Communtiy Centre and on Sunday morning many • of the fathers had a chance to take to the ice before heading home. Clinton's Minot Hockey Weekend is held in conjunction with Minor Hockey Week in Canada January 25 - 31 this year. Chairman of the committee Was Bruce Collins who succeeded Bert Clifford. Jack Reid Was treasurer, Bill Counter secretary and Bill Jenkins arranged for the programmes. Trophies were handled by leek Irwin, with Bruce Collins lining tip referees and Clark Ball eo•otdinating the prize draw. White cane week This is White Cane Week a time to remind yell to take cam of your eyes. In home, Workshop or on the job, Wear eye protection. This pre action may Save your 1 1 1 am Olintdn'.Net+, .Recgrd.'Thtimday, January 30, 1969 7 5n.owm..ob.iles hurt two at carrri;rai tv TWo persons were injured 4the .and ahpulder rnjrinea $t #met :but no>}e wee Sunday in incidents involving suffered when his snowmobile injured, snowmobiles during the seColid overturned in a race. Taken to There were:0 entries In the annual Seafarlh Optim'st. Clu}� the Seaforth. hospital pnglnally, day's ?lecing Programme, bµt the winter _carnival .at ;the Seeferth he was later transferred to • main event .of the day, the cross fairgrounds;, Lpndpn. country race, was cancelled Mrs: Angus Matheson, Rii 3, Mrs. li'jathesnn. W,as a becausee of extremely Gold Atwood, was taken to Seaferth spectator pn the infield when weather. The temperature stayed Cornu unity Hospital where she she was struck by a snowmobile around zero throughout the was :treated for extensive.bruises driven by an as yet unidentified day's progran nye. and released. driver. Witnesses said the A crowd of abort 1,590. A • Henaai1 man, Donald throttle apparently stuck, watched ee contestants Mousseau, 38, is in St. Joseph's causing the; Snowmobile to competed for abput :$690 in Hospital, London, in satisfactory' accelerate rapidly. The infield prizes offered by Seaforth. condition. He wastreated for also was crowded with .children merchants.. Oen first birthday of county Iibraries officials review progress, problems By Shirley .Keller It was evidenJ, t at County Council's inaugural Meeting that the public library board's last 12 months constituted a year of decision-making under "pressure" from Miss Carolyn Croke, county librarian, Miss Croke, in her report to Council last week, said. that in the beginning she had "a different attitude than the board". about -how a library should function. A city girl,„ Miss Croke said the rural -oriented library board in Huron worked well with her in preparing the groundwork for "a topnotch public library service for the county." Figures show that 288,3Q6 books circulated in the. 32 library outlets last year, an increase of 51,087 over 1967. Book purchases also climbed, with 701 new volumes added to the county's library holdings. Miss Croke said the. total stock. of 91,708 books may drop during the year as outdated and' damaged books are discarded. "The collection of books for adult reading is the worst I've seen in a long time," she said. Salaries for library staff will total about $57,400 this year, estimated Frank McFadden of Bayfield, library committee chairman. He remarked that many improvements in the library system are not visible or tangible, making it difficult for many people.. to measure the vast difference between the old and new systems. Ori M. — X Ma MN HS M = — MN M — - M — — NO a MN MI r EDITH ANNE HAIR FASHIONS PRESENTS OUR ANNUAL FEB. PERM SPECIAL $17.50 PERM - 95.00 95.00 PERM - 92.50 92.50 PERM - 10.00 L'OREAL COLOUR FEB. 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