Clinton News-Record, 1969-12-22, Page 16t this wonderful time of the year we wish
you and your families the merriest and
happiest Christmas ever, plus , a special
"Thanks" for being special to us!
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ehristmas is a
winter wonderland, covered
by a blanket of pure white snow. We
send you our sentiment
during this brigk season through our
warmest wishes and a hearty "Thanks."
Merry Christmas.
WINSTON C. POWELL
CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
SEAFORTH
CLINTON
Ch ristmas {greetings
For all the bountiful blessings of Christmas, let
us rejoice! To each and every one of our
good friends and patrons, we extend, with sincere
appreciation, good wishes for the holiday.
Gingerich's
and Staff
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icomiii Events
NO ,Bingo at. Huron Fish
Game ,December 23 or 30.
d NO Bingo at Clinton Legion Flail
Dec- 20 and Jan- 2.
"A series of prenatal classes will
begin Wednesday, 7 January ,
1970 at 2:00 Pan- in the Health
Unit Office, Clinton, Nurses
Residence, Clinton. These will
be held at weekly intervals for
'nine weeks- 'Mose interested are
invited to attend, or phone the
Public Health Nurse — Clinton
482-9661 between 9:00.9:30
a.rn. or 4:30-5:00 Pm." —
51,5,2b.
NEW YEAR'S EVE Dance,
Bayfield CoininrinitY Centre.
Good music, fun and favours.
$10.00 per couple, includes free
P4nch and, cold plate. Tickets
Available at Graham's
and. D.&G. Food Markets, in
Bayfield this weekend. —
51,5213-
Dec. 17 standings
NOVICE
GP W `11 L Pts.
Goderich 6 6 0 0 12
Zurich 7 4 0 3 8
Hensall 4 3 0 1 6
Mitchell 3 2 0 1 4
Seaforth 4 1 0 3 2
Adastral l'ark 4 0 0 4 0
PEE WEE GP W T L Pts.
7 7 0 0 14
9 6 0 3 12
11 5 1 4 11
8 4 1 3 9
6 4 0 2 8
7 3 0 4 6
7 0 1 6 1
9 0 1 8 1
Cudmore. Police Chief Lloyd Westlake, who directs the patrol, is
seen at the right. — Staff Photo
A. L. Colquhoun, first vice-president of the Clinton Lions Club,
, presents Christmas gifts to the three public school safety patrol
guards (from left) Ron Fletcher, Richard Peterson and Jim
Goderich
Clinton
Zurich
Hensall
Mitchell
Seaforth
Adastral ,Park
Huron Park
Boys plan New York trip Pee Wee game ends in tie .
BANTAM
compete in the Silver Stick
Tournament and then get ready
for Clinton's own minor hockey
weekend of Jan. 23-25.
GP W T L Pts.
Clinton 9 8 0 1 16
Seaforth 7 6 0 1 12
Zurich 6 5 0 1 10
Mitchell 6 2 0 4 4
Goderich 7 2 0 5 4
Hensall 4 1 0 3 2
Adastral Park 8 0 0 8 0
• MIDGET
GP W T L Pts.
Goderich 8. 6 0 2 12
Hensall 5 5 ' 0 0 10
Clinton 7 -I 4 1 2' 9
Mitchell 6 3. 1 2 7
Zurich 6 2 1 3 5
Adastral Park 5 0 1 4 1
Seaforth 7 0 0 7 0
Clinton Pee Wee and Bantam
hockey players will spend Jan.
2-4 in Clinton, New York, for
the annual hockey tournament.
Both teams are hoping to return
with the trophies they -lost last
year.
The Bantams are looking
forward to a victory over
Ithaca's team which won in
overtime last winter. A busload
of 41 — including three of the
boys' fathers — will go to New
York and as many as six other
couples will be driving down to
root for the local teams.
The minor hockey players
travel to Watford the weekend
after the New York trip to
Colts down Crediton
Clinton Pee Wees came from
behind to gain a 2-2 tie against
Seaforth in action Wednesday
night at Seaforth.
Robin McAdam's backhand
goal in the third period gave
Clinton the tie. Greg Holmes had
given the Ponies a 1-0 lead
earlier in the game, but
Seaforth's Larry Lane scored in
the second period to tie the
score, then assisted on Bill
O'Shea's goal early in the third.
The action was fast and each
team had excellent goaltending.
In the otherhalf of the
doubleheader in Seaforth, the
bantams squeaked out a 5-4 win.
Brian Kennedy and Bill
Cantelon were killing a penalty
in the Seaforth end when
Kennedy gave a perfect pass out
in front of the net for Cantelon
to score the winner.
In girls hockey, the Turtles
edged the Hicks 2-1. Marlene
Cunningham and Debbie
Colquhoun scored for the
'Turtles and Brenda Smith
replied for the Hicks.
Lori Symons scored all the
Jets' goals and Sandra Fremlin
scored all the Flyers goals as the
two teams played to a 3.3 tie.
What inflation?
Hydro rates may be rising, but
one man in Clinton discovered
recently that his current
electrical bill would be twice as
high as 1919 rates.
The town resident said his
actual PUC bill for two months
this fall was $28.35. Figuring the
cost at the prices charged 50
years ago, the same service
would cost $52.25.
BY BERT CLIFFORD
Clinton Colts won a thrilling
8-5 win over Crediton Thursday
night.
After only three minutes of
play the score looked bad for
the Colts. Crediton's Dennis
Morrissey scored on the first two
shots of 'the game on Colts'
goalie Lorne Iiaer at 2:18 and
2:36.
It was two minutes later
before Bud Boyes knocked in a
rebound from Butch Murney to
put Colts back in the game.
Clinton's hard-working right
winger Derwin Carter scored two
goals from goal-mouth scrambles
to help Clinton to a 3.3 tie at
the end of the first period.
It was again one of Harvey
Dale's strongest games. After
setting up both Carter's goals, he ,
scored two second-period goals
himself to lead the club to a 5-4
margin after two periods.
Daer's tremendous glove save
at the halfway mark of the third
period gave the Colts the spark
they needed to put the game
away. At 14:01 Randy Glew
picked up a pass from Harvey
Still not using
seat belts?
Dale in front of the net and shot
the puck into the corner. A
minute later a perfect pass by
Harvey Dale to Randy Glew put
the Colts in front 7-4.
Craig Chapman scored his
second of the night to round out
the Clinton scoring. The final
Crediton goal was scored by Paul
Young on a backhand shot.
The Colts face three road
games next week before playing
at home Dec. 28 against Elora at
7 p.m.
INVITATIONS AND
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;;TEL. CLINTON 482-9525 Legion meets
Chosen as the most active
member of Clinton Branch 140
of the Royal Canadian Legion,
George Brown last week received
the Doug Thorndyke plaque. At
the same meeting, president
Percy Brown won a provincial
command award for sponsoring
five or more new , members
during the year 1969. The award
consisted of a set of Legion
cufflinks.
Winners of the monthly draw
were Dave Beattie, John
Livermore and Dave Hallman.
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Like the sparkling
be.auty of a
snowy landscape,
hearts are filled
with peace and
good will. Over
the mountains,
through the woods
or wherever you'll
be at Christmas,
we wish you a
merry one and
sincere "Thanks"
for your continued
support.
LORNE J. BROWN
.KEN JOHNSTON
FR ED SHROPSHALL
LARRY McCLINCHEY
DENNIS HARRIS
STEPHEN L. BROWN
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Winter scenes, the scent of pine, the sound
of children laughing . , may these and all
the other beautiful things that mean Christmas
fill your holiday brimful of happiness.