HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-03-27, Page 121 ! Clinton News, -Record, Thursday, .March 7, 1969
:ening Events
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
Cummings, Clinton, wilt hold
Open (louse Easter Sunday in
honor of their Golden Wedding
Anniversary from 2 to 4. p.m,
and 7 to 9 p.m,— 1313
THURSDAY, March 27, euchre
and 500, IOOF Hall, Clinton,
$:30 p.m. Sponsors Oddfellows
and Rebekah Lodges, Ladies
pleaSe bring sandwiches, ---
10,11,12,13p
FRIDA, March 28, .Gash
Bingo, ' Legion Hall, Seaforth,
8;1.5 p.m. 15 regular games .for
$10,00; $--$25.00. FASTER
BONUS $1Q0 jackpot to go,
Door prizes. Admission $1.00,
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Canadian Legion, Proceeds for
Welfare Work. — 21tfn
TUESDAY, April 1, Bingo at
Huron Fish and Game Club,
jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, March 27, Bingo
at Clinton Legion Hall. 8:30
p.m. Jackpot $58.00 in 58
numbers.
SATURDAY, March 29, April
Fool's Dance. Everyone is
welcome to the annual dance
sponsored by District 2 of the
OFU at Lucknow Legion Hall.
Dancing 9-1 to the Chaparells.
A d m ittance restricted to
persons 21 years and over. '
Lunch served. — 11,12,13p
SPECIAL BUS to "Grand Old
Opry," Nashville, Tennessee.
$59.00 includes two nights
hotel, tour of Nashville,
autograph and dinner party at
Music City Playhouse; ticket to
Saturday night "Opry," April
26th. Reserve your seat now.
Habkirk Transit Service Ltd.,
Box 700, Seaforth 527-1222. �--
11.16b
TUESDAY, April 1, Card Party,
scheduled , at Orange Hall,
Clinton, is cancelled until
further notice — 13b
SUNDAY, May 4, 7:30 p.m.
Joint thank -offering, Ontario
Street and Wesley -Willis United
Churches, at Ontario Street
Church. Speaker, Mr. W. A.
White. —13b
SATURDAY, March 29,
Rummage Sale at the Salvation
Army, at 1:30 p.m. —13
KiPPEN
BY MRS. NORMAN LONG
The theme of the Kippen ,
U.C.W. meeting. was
"Brotherhood" with the
worship service conducted by
Mrs. Edison McLean,
emphasizing the richness of our
world with the varied peoples
and races. We fall far short of
God's plan that we have mutual
respect and opportunity for all.
Mrs. Robert Eigie conducted
the business with the various
reports being given. Approval
was given for the purchase of a
projector and screen for the use
of the U.C.W. and Sunday
School.
A skit presented by Mrs.
Robert Elgie, Mrs. Edison
McLean and Mrs. Ron McKay
emphasized the need for
understanding of other faiths
and a strengthening of our own
Christian faith,
Group discussion questioned
our real concern for World
Brotherhood.
Mrs. Gerald Moffatt brought
a warm St. Patrick's touch with
a medley of Irish songs.
Mrs. Arie Binnendy,
expressed courtesy remarks and
the ,hostesses Mrs. Bert Faber
and Mrs. Gerald Moffatt served
attractive St. Patrick's
refreshments.
Plans were made for the
April meeting when Dr. Andrew
Mowatt will be the guest
speaker.
Mr. Hobert Thomson his
nephew Mr. Lloyd and Mrs.
Thompson of Exeter visited
Sunday with Mrs. Sid
Thompson a patient in Stratford
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Carter,
Jimmie and Donald of EsSe,t,
recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Hood.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Triebner
and Mn and Mrs. bonald Brodie
of $rucefield, returned home
last week from spending a two
Week's vacation in Florida.
Miss Margaret Yoringblut of
Auburn Was a Weekend guest of
Miss Brenda Triebner.
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scotehiner became the parents
of a soft, t dbert .ianneS, oil
Tuesday afternoon in Chathaiil,•
General iiospltal. NeWs readied
here too late to be included hi
the regular birth
announcements:
Sport. b.) BC
Minor hockey 'notes.
The Clinton, Pee Wee Ponies
Betted. Early goals against a
strong Renfrew team Monday
night, but as play progressefl.
into the third period, superior
skating and shooting earned the
visitors a 4-2 .decision. :Steve
Cook . and Raymond Burns
scored in the first period for
Clinton.
Over the weekend, the Fee
Wees played host to a group of
St. Sebastian Pee Wees from
Dearborn, Mich, Recreation
Director, Harvey Snelling, and
eight parents travelled with the
boys for their first trip outside
their local :Dearborn league.
The highlight of the weekend
was the visit to Goderich's
Young Canada Tournament
where both the local team and
visitors watched the AA and A
finals and a Saturday afternoon
exhibition game between
Winnipeg and Waterloo, Quebec.
On Saturday' morning,
Adastral Park invited the
Dearborn boys out for a game at
CFB Clinton.. The score ended
up 121 ,for the Adastral Park
Pee ' Wees with Steve Poceta
scoring for Dearborn.
In an evening game in town,
the ,local Pee Wees won easily
14-t over tlfeir visitors. Clinton
scorers were Steve, Cook (4),
Raymond .Burns (3), Greg
Holmes (3), Doug Fawcett,
Clare Colquhoun, David
Counter and Neil Colquhoun.
Again, Steve Poceta scored the
Ione. Dearborn goal.
Hensall gave the Local
Midgets a real battle in Clinton's
7-6 win in the second game of
the Saturday night
doubleheader. •
This game was arranged to
present the trophies to the
outstanding players in the
Midget teams and replaced a
game which was to be held,
during Minor Hockey Weekend
when ' bad weather forced 'its
cancellation.
The game star, winner of the
Don Yeo Memorial Trophy,
Gary Cummings, led ,the way
With two goals. Others were
netted .py Berry Edgar (2), Bill
Boussey, Richard Paulin and
.Dave Fawcett.
Hensall tied the score at 6.6:
midway through the second
Period, .kilt Fawcett and Bill
Crawford set up Barry Edgar.for
the winner 11 seconds IateL
Clinton's goalie, David Slade,
presented the Slade IGA Trophy
to Al Corbett of Hensall for his
star rating in .the game,
GIRL$' HOCKEY
In semi-finals, the Tulips
topped the Snowdrops 2.1, with
Ruth Ann Neilans and Brenda
Smith scoring for the Tulips and
Beverly Edgar for the
Snowdrops.
The Violets edged the
Daffodils 2.1 in overtime, with
Kathy McPherson netting both
the Violet goals and Carol
Colquhoun scoring for the
Daffodils.
The Tulips and Violets, the
bottom teams during season
play, this week battle for the
championship.
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J.ul419R ,1,4AgtJ.
Team Standings.; :SiiPer Six,
85; Hot Shots, 66 and Sexy Six,
4,
Women's, high single, .double
and .average, Debbie Johnston,
2.57, 402, 201. Men'a high
single, double and average, Steve
Amsing, 238, 450, and 225.
ei-vEWATER 4,4 AGUE
Team standings; Sharks,
12,376; Suckers, 12,294; Crabs,
12,782 and Minnows,• 12,971.
Women's high single, Lois
Armstrong, 305; high triple,
Madelon McIlwain, 696;,
average, Grace Hutching, 194.
Men's high single, triple and
average, Joe Koene, 286, 705
and 209.
IOOF - REBEIAHS
Team standings: Murray's
Mights, 411; Carm's Drop -Outs,
cowling
844.5; Merv'.s. Spinners,
lvan's Can Slammers, 311,5;
Fawcett's Drip, 308; Bob's.
Boobs, 3Q5;, Barb's Gigglers,
300,5 and ,Tires Blaekhawks,
297.
Women's high single, Labelle
•Webb, 339; high triple and
average, Kaye Harris, 741 and
194. Men's highs, Murray
Taylor, 3.41, 838, 220,
TUCKER$MITH MINCED
Team standings: $eagles,
100; Yippies, 96; Rolling
Stones, 69; Hippies, 61; Drop
'Outs, 58 and Beatles, 57.
Women's high single, Donna
Robinson, 238; triple, Betty
Graham, 578.
Men's high single, Bill Pepper
and Maynard Hymers, 256; high
triple, Maynard Hymers, 661.
cl-INTQN-i LYTl JAW i s
Team standings: Pony Club,
147; Spares, 132; Quiet OneS,
120; Hippies, 109; Doubtfuls,
109 and Hot -tots, 3.03,
.High single, triple, Mary
Davey of Blyth, 290 and 697,
High average, Mert Elliott; 212, •
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Al Corbett, Hensall Midget hockey player, receives the Slade IGA
award from David Slade, goalie for Clinton's Midgets after the
two'teams played last weekend. Al was picked as the star in the
game, a make-up for one cancelled during Minor Hockey
Weekend. — Staff Photo.
David, f ve-year-old son of MVlr% end Mrs. Bert CIlffOrd of Clinton,
presents -bon Yeo Memorial Trophy to Gary Cutornings, chosen
a5 'most vainable player on the Liohs Midget hockey teahfr Both
the larger perr'naneht 'trophy and a srrialler One for Gary to keep
Were presented by` bamid, a nephew of Don Yee, on behalf of his
.
grandfather, :lack Yeo, the award is Usually riiade during Minor
Hockey Weekend, but cancellation of a game then made it
necessary to Schedule a special game at the 'end of the season.'
staff Photo,
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