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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-11-13, Page 12RE ORGANIZATION CLINTON CUBS ALL BOYS 8 TO 11 YRS. INTERESTED IN JOINING CLINTON LIONS CLUB, CUB TROOP REPORT TO CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TUES. NOV. 18 OR THURS. NOV. 20 7 P.M. 7 P.M. Shown above — Part of our stock of Farm Hardware Supplies. ALSO IN STOCK: WORK GLOVES, SURGE MILKER PARTS, MILKING UTENSILS, WATER BOWLS, PIG FEEDERS AND FARM FENCING NEEDS • CLINTON FARM CENTRE "Quality Merchandise At a Fair Price" 22 Isaac St. Phone 482.,9333 Open to Serve You Daily and Friday Evening Closed Saturday Afternoon Only 111 111 111111111 • • • II 111111_11 11111111 inin•111110•11111mo• Bowling TUCXERSMITI-I MIXED Team, standings: Carol's Canaries,, 26; Winnie's Warblers, 23; Hummingbirds, 19; Helen's HaWka, 16; Vi's Vultures, 13 and May's Magpies, 8. Joanne Aldwinckie tallied ladies' high single, triple and average — 230, 630 and 210. Men's highs of 249, 628 and 209 were registered by Vic Hargreaves. PAYFI4.1). BLUEWATER Team standings: Sharks 43; Suckers, 26; Crabs, 36 and Mionow4,16, Ladies' high single, triple and average ,7 Jeannette Huffman, 252, 625, 208. Men's high single, a 202. tie between Jan Koene and Bob Turner. Men's high triple and average Bob Turner, 582, 194, BABY TALK The federal health department publication, "Baby Talk," says that four out of five children with defective speech have no organic cause, and most of them have no mental defect either. The majority are quite intelligent children who have a very weak sense of sound discrimination. For instance, "t" and "k" sound alike to them. Such children can and should be taught to tell one sound from another. The best time for this correction is between the ages of four and seven. CLINTON LIONS RUMMAGE SALE AND BAKING BOOTH COUNCIL CHAMBERS-TOWN HALL SATURDAY, NOV. 22 at 1:30 P.M. BAKE SALE at 3:00 P.M. Council Chamber open Friday evening, November 21, for anyone wanting to donate good used clothing, small household appliances — or any article that you cannot use, but which could be used by ,someone else. FOR PICK-UP OF RUMMAGE ARTICLES—CALL CLAYTbN DIXON—Chairman-482.9690 Or any of these Lions at their home address: Paul Aggerholm 7344 Charles Fee 7748 E. B. Menzies 9864 Harold Bondy 9744 Ken Flett 7866 Stew Middleton 7525 Laurie Colquhoun 9580 Antoine Garon 9216 Joe Murphy 9094- Den C. Colquhoun 9506 Rustell Holmes 9439 W. J. Mutch 3430 Dia Cornish 9723 Harvey Johnston 7636 Pat Noonan 7358 Maynard Corrie 7758 George Levis 9795 Olen Price 3211 William Crawford 0093 John Livermore 9615 John Scniton 9769 Ted Davies- 7092 Royce Macaulay 9486 Stewart Taylor 7871 James Doherty 7848 Rev. R. U. MacLean 7371 buff Thompson 6605 Orville Engelstad 7077 Mitchael McAdam 9473 Roy Tyndall 7866 OPEN HOUSE Thursday, November 13, 1.969 . Huron-Perth Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Office, 121 Wellington Street, Stratford, Opt, Bring your children and friends! 46b THURSDAY, November 13, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $55.00 in ,55 numbers. RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday, November 22, 1969, at the Salvation Army Hall, Goderich, 1:30 p,m, — 46 ONTARIO STREET U.C.W. Christmas tea and Bazaar, Saturday, December 6,3-5 p.m, 46b THURSDAY, November 13, 8;30 p,m, I.O.O.F. Euchre and Five Hundred, Oddfellows Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. — 46b FRIDAY, November 14, -Cash Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3425.00 specials. $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission - $1:00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work. — 21tin. ESCAPE the cold during Christmas Vacation. 15 day bus tour to Florida. For itinerary phone 527.1222 or write Habkirk Transit Service, Box 700, Seaforth. — 45tfn ADVERTISING IN THE 1 NEWS-RECORD is an INVESTMENT NOT AN EXPENSE STEVE-BROWN LOCAL TRADEMARKS, In., A. THOROUGHLY BROWN RECONDITIONEDRECONDITIONED MOTORS `USED CA 2 FROM e NEXT TIME EiSUY ail- Go Ti-I51RE NOW: ge- 1968 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-door sedan, automatic transmission, economical 6 cylinder engine. Driven locally by one owner. Balance of General Motors 5 year-50,000 warranty remains. 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-door sedan. This top of the line car has had excellent care by one owner. It has been driven only 39,000 miles and is in extra clean condition. It is equipped with V8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes plus many other fine features. 1967 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 6 passenger Station wagon, The perfect family vehicle equipped with power steering and brakes, radio, automatic transmission, V8 engine. „sot BROWN MOTORS 'LTD. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER 1482-93211 USED CARS and TRUCKS • CLINTON, ONTARIO ,eegi&e. ilrvvhen you're ready to aname M.the day...see the beautiful$: RAINBOW WEDDING LINEfi INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth rEh; CLINTON 482.9525', What accounts for this extraordinary accuracy? Instead of the usual wheels and springs, Accutron has a tiny, electronically-driven tuning fork whose vibrations split each second into 360 precise little intervals. Ordinary watches have balance wheels. The balance wheel splits the second,too. Into 5 or 10 intervals. And not so precisely. That's why balance wheel watches can't compete with tuning fork time. Because of that tuning fork, we can guarantee Accutron accuracy to within a minute a month". We can promise something else, too. Early shopping Santas have the best selection. So stop by now. We'll park the reindeer. Lel ACCUTROIT by BULOVA CALENDAR, Luminous Dial markers, in yellow, 14K gold filled, 24300Y $200. Tr rt A r SRACEVIEW, Clear View Dial, in yellow 23102Y Waterproof. $165. ASTRONAUT, Outer ring sets up to read a second time zone, all stainless steel, 21909W $190. DATE AND DAY, 14K Gold, Taupe Dial 25500Y, with silver tone dial 25507Y, $275. iT ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIMITED MAIN STREET CLINTON — 482-9525 'We will adjust to this tbierance, if necessary. Guarantee is for one full year, *MM. Nin••••M.,,,,..•••••••. Be a very special Santa Give the most accurate watch in the world. „.. Colts tip Crediton Lions 4„„,t'ai Rummage Sale, postpone game at home Council Chambers, 1.3() pm. Bake Sale At 3 p.m. sharp. Bring articles in. Friday night, Nov. 21 or phone Lions for pick-up. •— WEDNESDAY, November 19, 8:00 p,rn„ Fashion Show by "The Cluster” Barfield. Plus, "Mad Hatter". contest. Make your own crazy hat and model for fun. and prizes. Bayfield Community centre. Admission $1,00 per person. Lunch served. —46h TIGER DUNLOP INN, Goderich, will be serving Duck Dinners, Sundays, November 16th and 23rd, 4-7 p.m. Make reservations early, Mrs. G. Kaitting, Phone 524-8601.-44,46p SATURDAY, November 15. Annual Christmas Bazaar, Bake Sale and Tea. Bayfield Trinity Anglican Church Parish Hall., 2.30-4 pan. Auspices Ladies' Guild. — 46b TUESDAY, November 18, bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers. Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m. BETWEEN PERIODS After sitting out the last three seasons, Don Colquhoun's presence on defence will help the team .,. Lorne Daer played an excellent game, coming up with several good glove saves .,. Harvey Dale has been moved to centre between Bill Jones and Derwin Carter, giving Clinton three skating centremen. Public schools hold race meet Here are some facts on speed, quoted by the Ontario Safety League: - Average• speed on buses is higher than passenger cars; and cars higher than trucks. — — High priced cars, and heavier cars are driven faster than cheaper ones and lighter ones. — Visitors' cars are driven faster than residents' cars. — The longer the trip, the higher the average speed. — People drive cars they don't own faster than cars they own. — Divorced men and women drive faster than married men and women. Clinton12. News-i0C9rd, ThPrKly., ,November 13, 1969 ,;(‘ilf01111j.„...g:tie!!11. Near-perfect weather conditons were enjoyed by 72 elementary school pupils who, participated in a cross-country run at Air Marshal Hugh Campbell Public School in Adastral Park, CFB Clinton, last Friday afternoon. Six area schools were represented in the event organized' by W. G. Walker, The runners were divided into three age groups: 10 and under, 11 and 12, and 13 and over. Two boys and two girls from eAiell,,..„Kheipl rap in, each. group. Points were awarded on the basis of the finish order and the school with the lowest total for its four runners was declared the winner in each division. An annual track and field meet is held in the late spring by local elementary schools, but observers at last week's meet . said the enthusiasm shown may prompt arrangements for an early spring relay competition. First, second and third in the 10 and under age grouping were Clinton, Robertson. Memorial (Goderich) and Hullett Central Schools, respectively. In the 11 and 12 year-old class, Holmesville placed first, followed by Clinton and Hullett. Central, Robertson Memorial led the oldest age group, with Holmesville and Clinton scoring second in—crthird. BAZAAR and bake sale, Friday November 21st at Christian Reformed Church Hall. Sponsored by Ladies Society. 7.30 p.m. — 46,47b SATURDAY, November 15, Bazaar & Tea at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church — homemade baking and miscellaneous articles — 3-5 p.m. Auspices — Madeleine Lane Auxiliary. — 40,45,46b 460 SATURDAY Nov. 22--.Clinton The Clinton Colts battled to an 8-$ draw with last year's WO AA Intermediate "B" hockey championship team, Crediton, in the league opener at Centralia Sunday evening. The first home game was to be held tonight, but plans were changed when it was learned that Wiarton will be unable to make the first five scheduled games and Shelburne has dropped out of league play. Exhibition matches will be played between Clinton and Seaforth this evening and again Sunday in Seaforth. Attempts were beiiig made this week to line up a home game for next Thursday, but nothing was definite at presstirne. The new line of Paul Draper, Bob Livermore and Butch Fleet scored five of Clinton's eight goals with little Butch Fleet hitting that hat trick in his first league game in the Intermediate ranks. Last season Fleet played Junior hockey for the Zurich Dominions and gained a reputation for his aggressiveness. He battled late in the game with the big defenceman, No. 4, and BY BERT CLIFFORD they received .an. immediate roughing penalty, Creditors. scored ParlY in the first period before Fleet was left alone in front of the net at 5:1'2 of that period. The play was set up by Livermore and Draper. Eight seconds later Little Joe placed a perfect pass On Fleet's stick and Butch fired the puck into the top corner. On the next rush down the ice, Livermore again set up Fleet, but the shot went over top of the crossbar. A defensive lapse late in the dying minutes of the opening period allowed Finder to tie the score. After only 15 seconds of play in the second period, Bob Livermore scored on a beautiful breakaway, He decked out the goalie, then backhanded the puck into the net. He followed with another at 5:22 and scored the same way. In between, Crediton scored and Bud Yeo rapped in a rebound from Grant Volland, Budd Boyes assisted on the play and Bill Jones completed a good passing play set up by Derwin Carter and Harvey Dale. Livermore's second goal made the score 6-3 for the Harold Black, vice president of Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal Canadian Legion, lays branch wreath at the Cenotaph Tuesday at Remembrance Day services. — Staff Photo. Colts. Fleet and Draper picked up assists.. A Crediton goal late in the second peried and three early in the third tied the score before Grant Volland again put Clinton ahead. Fred Lamb played his usual game at centre ice and picked up a loose puck just 30 seconds after Volland's goal. He broke in alone on Daer with Don Bartliff checking him from behind, Daer blocked the shot but Broderick followed in to pick up the rebound to make the score 7-7. Both clubs played fast hockey for the last six minutes, Crediton scored at 13:47 and Fleet's third of the night tied it up again at 8-8. Fleet was pounded into the end boards. At first he appeared to be all right, but then he returned to the bench because he had hurt his leg. Coach Ray Garon was pleased with the showing of the club, but feels the team must start back checking more and the defencernen have to throw some body checks, CLINTEspAcr igys ylF9.110rtilEAvERs\, Bp mom 3/9 Victoria St., Clinton, 482-9653 PAUL KERRIGAN © We Take The Werry Out Of WINTERIZE NOW Snow Tires--Anti-Freeze--Batteries FILL LIP AT PAULI BP SERVICE 365 Victoria St, (Hwy. 4 S.), tlitit0h 4 Road-Tested GasOlints One Just Right For Your Car