Clinton News-Record, 1971-03-18, Page 7Youngsters from Huron Centennial School at Brucefield presented a salute to spring last week as
part of Education Week and performed it again on Monday afternoon for the residents of
Huronview. Above some butterflies flit around the stage while the young ladies show off their
finest in the Easter Parade.
Good record for volleyball team
HURON COUNTY 4-H
ORGANIZATION
MEETINGS
1,—Clinton Ontario Department of Agriculture and
Food Board Room Tuesday, March 23rd, 1971
at 2:00 p.m.
Bayfield 4-1-I Dairy Calf Club
2.-13lyth Public School Tuesday, March 23rd,
1971 at 8:00 p.m,
Blyth 4-H Dairy Calf Club
Blyth-Beigrave 4-H Beef Calf Club
Blyth 4-H Corn Club
The Huron County 4-H Machinery Maintenance
Club and the Huron County 4-H Conservation Club
will be organized at a later date.
Enrolment forms can be filled out and handed
in at the Organizational Meeting for these clubs
and any other clubs that you may wish to join.
You may also enroll by sending your application
form to the Ontario Department of Agriculture
and Food, Box 169, Clinton, Ontario.
All boys and girls who have reached their 12th
birthday by January 1st, 1971, and have not
reached their 21st birthday by December 31st,
1971 are invited -to join 'one of these clubs.
if you are a intent who would like 'to see your
'child join a 4-14 Club, please feel free to contact
Leonard MacGregor, 'Extension Assistant, Ontario
Department of Agriculture and rood at 482-3428
or in the evenings at 524-6614.
HURON COUNTY 4-fi AGRICULTURAL CLUB
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Cried the man to his belly,
And the belly hit his hand,
Shook his nerve like jelly.
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.1-01g4sPQ130 k•ADigs
Super Six .have 111 folloWed
by Crispy Critters, 103; Mixups,
43, and Sugar Smacks, 31.
Audrey Thompson had the
high, single of 273, Nancy Roy
had the high triple or 711,
LONDESBORQ MEN
Moto-Ski lead with 98 points
followed by Sno-Jets, 85,
Hustlers 67 and Ski-does.
Cliff Saundercock led the
en with a 368 single and 846
riple, Keith Allen was the most
mproved bowler.
BILL'S MIXED
LEAGUE
Team One has 84 points;
earn Two, 55; Team Three, 87;
earn Four, 73; Team Five, 40;
earn Six, 65; Team Seven 111
nd Team Eight, 91.
Edith Falconer led the ladies
'th a 351 single and Marie
acaulay had a 755 triple. Larry
ook had a 333 single and Bill
trong an 847 triple.
INTER-TOWN
Exeter continues to be out in
ont of the pack in the
ter-town league with 182
'tits followed by Goderich,
9; St, Marys, 165; Bowl-Mor,
7; Valiants, 141; Mike's
anes, 147; Mitchell, 135;
entre Restaurant, 101; Clinton,
2 and Zurich 65.
B. Nichol had a top single of
5 and R. Newell a 400 single.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Tony's Tigers lead the way
ith 93, up three points on
aye's Deem.
Bill's Bunnies have 80 points
r third while Ed's Elks have
1; Weses Weasels, 61 and Mel's
onkeys, 46.
Anna Aldwinkle had a 239
ngle and a 615 triple. Mel
raham had a 255 single and
22 triple while Walter Pepper
ad the hidden score of 207.
In action delayed by last
leek's storm, Anna Aldwinkle
ad a 308 single, Hilda Veenstra
631 triple and Dave Triebner
d the men with a 338 single
nd 708 triple, Betty Graham
ad the hidden score.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Lucky Strikes have 93 points
rltite Pinrollers have 71,
)aredevils, 61 and Tigers, 58.
Patty Paterson had the top
iris single of 170 and Bonnie
%pips the doehlq,
Terry Gordner had the top ,
logic of 261 and double of 414.
CLINTON-BLYTH
LADIES
Krazy Kats lead the league
vith 58 followed by the Blues,
.4; True Grits, 52; Pat's Pals, 49;
toneless Six, 45 and Daredevils,
12.
Merl Elliott had the top
ingle of 263 and Mary Davey
lad the high' triple of 705 and
iverage of 219.
BAYPIELD-BLUEWATER -
Suckers have 111 for a
even point lead over Sharks
while Crabs have 102 and
Minnows, :81.
Madelon Meliwain led the
ladies in, every category with a
337 single, 733 triple and 245
average.
Joe Brandon had a 285 single,
659 triple and 220 average.
CLINTON TEEN
LEAGUE
Mort's Marauders have 90
points followed by Arts'
Strikers
'
82; Debbies Pals, 67;
Mary's Boys, 58 and Glenda's
Pros 55.
Debbie Johnston had a 220
single and Cathy Steepe a 565
triple. Bob Falconer led the boys
with 244 single and 656 triple.
100E AND REBEKAHS
Duet.-Duets are out in the
lead with 96 points followed by
Ups and Downs with 92; Bill's
Unknowns, 89; Down-A-Lanes,
75; Generation Gap, 73; Lucky
Five, 61; Don's Dynamos, 54
and Bryan's Belles, 48.
ADASTRAL PARK
WOMEN'S LEAGUE'
Weekly High Single, A.
Nickerson, 299; Weekly High
Triple, G. Harris, 768; Team
Weekly Single, Hilo's, 1043;
Team Weekly Triple, Hilo's,
3030; Season High Single, A.
Austin, 330; Season High Triple,
P. Marion, 777; Team Season
Single, Strike-Outs, 1172; Team
Season Triple, Strike-Outs,
3333.
TEAM STANDINGS
Hilo's, 96; Flunkies, 95;
Strike-Outs, 92; 6th Dimensions,
76; Pinwheels, 71; Hillbillies, 67;
U.F.O.'s, 62.
HIGH AVERAGES
G. Harris, 217; P. Marion,
214; A. Austin, 195; E. Graszat,
192; C. Page, 185; B. Toop, 182;
G, Haviland, 182; J. Yetmen,
180; A. Lynn, 177; E, Green,
176.
MEN'S LEAGUE
Team Standing: Supply, 104;
C.E. No. 1, 100; K.O.'s, 72;
Mixed 8, 72; B.X.O., 62; C.E.
No. 2, 59.
The weekly high single was
by C. Bachman, 312, while the
weekly high triple also came
from C. Bachman, 795.
BY JAMES COLLINS
Seaforth Beavers defeated
Port Elgin Sunocos 14.3 Sunday
afternoon in the fourth game of
their best of seven OHA
Intermediate C group
semi-finals.
The Beavers lead the series
two games to one now with one
game tied. The fifth game was to
be in Port Eight Tuesday night
effort and showed great team
spirit in defeating Seaforth,
Mitchell, Stratford,
Northwestern and Listowel to
become the Huron-Perth
Conference champions of
1970-71. The girls then went on
to W.O,S.S.A. in London where
BEAVERS 14 — SUNOCOS 3
1ST PERIOD
1:45 S — Jack Mcllwain (Bill
McLaughlin, Jim Dick)
1:53 Dolmage
7:58 S — Jack Mcllwain (Bill
McLaughlin)
13:27 PE — Jim McKinnon (Al
Acorn)
16:41 S — Jack Mellwain (Jim
Dick)
2ND PERIOD
11:09 S — Jack Mellwain (Jim
Dick, Bill McLaughlin)
17:41 S — George Reeves (Terry
Craig)
3RD PERIOD
0:31 S — Bill McLaughlin (Jack
Mcllwain, Dolmage)
4:48 PE — Lee Grant
8:09 S — Wayne Rau
9:59 S — George Reeves (Art
Murray, Terry Craig)
10:54 S — Bill McLaughlin (Jim
Dick, Jack Mdliwahl)
12:25 PE — Les Kingston (Ron
Bell, Jim Bell)
12:50 S -- Bob Beuttenmiller
13:42 S — George Reeves
15:23 S Jack Mellwain
McLaughlin, Jim Dick)
15:45 S Jack Mcllwain
Ken Doig was missing oh
Sunday.. He was in the sunny
south, golfing.
Faltering sales in pianos
mesa the country that led to
layoffs at Clinton's
Sherlock-Manning piano factory
last year have knocked a
Toronto piano company right
out of business.
Mason and Risch Ltd. ,the
Oldest piano maker in Canada,
will go out of business within
three months and about 40
persons will lose their jobs,
Sales began to falter about
three years ago because of stiff
competition from Japanese
imports, a company spokesman
said last week,
"Three years ago we were
selling 5,000 pianos a year," he
The Department of Highways
official road map for 1971
shows an area of the Province's
northland • extending 210 miles
farther north than any previous
map issued by the department.
Included within this area is the
Polar Bear Provincial Park --
Ontario's largest Provincial Park
— covering 9,300 square miles,
located on the west shore of
James Bay and Hudson Bay.
On the Southern Ontario side
the Regional Municipality of
York and the new District of
Muskoka are outlined. One of
the panel maps shows
Burlington, Oakville and
Mississauga, the last named for
the first time.
"I'M SOBER AS A JUDGE"
By Andre Amsing
"I'm sober as a judge,"
Said the man to the post,
As the post tripped the man,
So he fell on his nose.
"I'm sober as a judge,"
Our illusion is so stern,
That when the world is upside
down,
Our conscience has to burn!
said, "east year we sold less than
half of that,"
The eompany began business
at Adelaide W. and Bathurst Sts,
about 100 years ago, It is now
located on MidWest Rd.,
ScarborOugh.
Most of the employees are
highly skilled tradesmen, such as
cabinetmakers, wood finishers
and piano tuners.
Employees are on piece work
and earn an average of
$150-$175 a week, he said.
"The woodworkers may find
jobs elsewhere, but I think the
tuners will have a tough time,"
said the company executive.
Last year the company shut
down for three months and
On the North American key
map time zone clocks have been
inserted and the Trans-Canada
Highway route is.shown:.i
Copies may be obtained, free
of charge, from the Ontario
Government Bookstore, 880 Bay
Street, Toronto; the Map Office,
Documents Section; Department
of Highways, Downsview; the
Department of Tourism and
Information, 185 Bloor Street
East, Toronto 5, Ontario;
Ontario Government Tourist
Reception Centres at border
crossing points, and Service
Centres on Highways 400 and
401 (the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway).
re-opened after employees
agreed to take a temporary wage
cut,
"But even that didn't do any
good," the executive said. "It is
a very sad thing when a
company like this has to close,"
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1970 Olympic, 18 h.p.
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1970 Olympic, 18 h.p.
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with the fifth in Seaforth on
Friday night at 8:30 p.m.
The first game ended in a 4-4
tie and Port Elgin took the
second 7-1 before Seaforth came
back last Thursday with an 8.2
win at'home.
SEAFORTH 8 — PORT ELGIN 2
1ST PERIOD
13:23 S * Jim Dick (Bob
Beuttenmiller)
2ND PERIOD
3:27 S — Bill McLaughlin (Jack
Mcllwain, Ray Henderson)
11:02 PE Jim McKinnon
17:49 S — Terry Craig (Ray
Henderson)
3RD PERIOD
2:03 8 — Bill Weber (Bob
Beuttenmiller)
4:24 S Bill McLaughlin (Jack
Meliwain, Ray Henderson)
9:17 Bill McLaughlin (Ken
Doig, Jack Mellwain)
16:13 S— Art Murray (Jack
ivIcIlwain, Terry Craig)
16:44 PE — Les Kingston (Ross
Dudgeon)
11:35 S — Jim Dick
The Junior Girls' Volleyball
team at CHSS had a very
satisfying and rewarding season
this year. Undefeated in the
regular' schedule of play, they
finished first with a 6-0 record.
At the play-offs held in
Listowel, the girls made a fine
•
they played their best volleyball
of the season, but were
eliminated after one win and
two losses. The girls arc to be
commended on their play and
hopefully next year will be even
better as most of the team
returns.
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, March 18, 1.971 7
Poor piano sales close Toronto plow
Seaforth leads Intermediate playoff
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