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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1971-12-02, Page 2BY MARL RUDD 2 Chntdh News-Record, Thursday, December 1971 Town Ta Clinton Colts' captain Joe Livermore receives his trophy from Councillor William Crawford at a.dinner for the championship baseball team Saturday night at the Hotel Clinton, The town purchased trophies for all members of the team after it won the OBA championship. SS no. 4 Community club meets Goderich Little Theatre is staging a musical! This production - hoped to be lolanthe, the Gilbert and Sullivan effort abondoned earlier this year because of the lack of cast - is to be a separate fund raising endeavor by CELT, Participants are invited from among all musical groups in the area, such as the Treble Singers UTDOOR.ETHICS SEZ THE LITTLE OWL... "nmse slam Ail • NOT 7 AN INVITATION FOR TARGar FRACTLCEA *110Li WOULDN'T" WANT GULLET ' YOUR ..rRtitNer pcsicezz.e SEWING MACHINES NEW WHITE-ELNA MODELS ZIG ZAG AND AUTOMATICS USED SINGERS AND OTHERS STRAIGHT STITCH AND ZIG ZAGS ALEX REED n SERVICE 197 BAYFIELD RD. 524••8465 TO ALL GODERICH MAKES Physical edoc(tion con fereirce slated The physical education department at GDCI is sponsoring a Sports Medicine Clinic Friday, December 10 at the school to which all coaches, trainers and teachers that axe involved in any way with athletes and athletic injuries are invited. !`An outstanding group of speakers will be on hand to impart their knowledge of injuries common to the growing athlete," says Wayne B, Horner, athletic director at GDCI. "Sections on protective equipment, administration problems and coaching problems will also be presented. Advanced taping techniques will be demonstrated along with equipment displays," Dr. A. B. Deathe, GDCI team physician, will be one of the principal speakers. Others will be Mert Prophet, head trainer for' the Toronto Argonaut Football Club; Dr. Harvey Bailey, orthopaedic surgeon from Victoria Hospital in London; John Cochrane, director of education for Huron County; Dr. John Theoret, team physician for the London Lords Football Club; Jim Edgar, athletic director and head football coach for the Sarnia Northern Collegiate and Vocation School; and Dr. Robert Nicholson, pediatrician, War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. The two subjects to be discussed by Dr. Deathe will be A Medical Screening Program for School Teams and The Physician, The Coach and the School. Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology will hold Registration FOR ACADEMIC UPGRADING COURSE 1 AND ACADEMIC UPGRADING COURSE 2 at 7 p.m. December 6 ROOM 117 Central Huron Secondary School CLINTON • et. 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CLINTON 482.9505 HAROLD WISE LIMITED ELECTRICAL — PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 262 8ayfield Rd. 482-7062 CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP emc SCHELLEMBEAGER Albert St Clinton 482-6646 Alison Lobb was hostess for the November meeting of the S. S. No. 4 Community Club. The president Harriett Tyndall led the members in repeating the Creed and The Lord's Prayer she then read a poem "Stay With Us Autumn". The secretary, Alison Lobb, read the minutes of the October meeting and Millie Lobb read the treasurer's report. Twelve members and one visitor answered roll call. The December meeting will be On Anelay, November 26th, a Skating judges' school sponsored by the Western Ontario Section of the Canadian Figure Skating Association was held at Clinton Community Centre, Mrs. Ursula Gash of St, Catharines, Mr, R. Blatz and Miss Linda Coker of Waterloo conducted the elassroom and practical ice sessions which covered first and second figure tests as well as Junior and Senior Bronze dance tests. Judges and trial judges were in attendance from Stratford, Teeswater, Goderich, St. Marys, Walkerton, Kincardine, Tiverton and Clinton. These schools are essential if a sufficient number of judges are to. be made available to test the 2,000 figure skaters in the area. The school was arranged by the Interclub committee and hosted by Clinton Figure Skating Club. * * * The Hall of the Christian Reformed Church was crowded last Friday night as many people came to look at and buy the variety of articles for sale at the annual bazaar. The baking table especially was a popular place, as well as the big grab-box for children. Every item was sold, even the "unsellable" being disposed of by auction. The winner of the turkey was Mrs. , G. Shoemaker of RR 4, Goderich; the winner of the quilt, Mrs. H. Howard of 56 Gibbings Street, Clinton; the winner of the cake, Mrs. T. Kolktnan of RR 3, Goderich. Bazaar profits reached $1,100, half of which goes to the Clinton and District Christian School. Thanks is extended to all who helped in any way to make this bazaar a success, * * * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colclough returned home last week from an interesting threie and a half week trip to British Columbia and Saskatchewan. While in B.C, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Loat, the latter being a niece of Mrs. Colclough. They also visited with Mr. Colclough's sister, Mrs. Frank (Effie) Churchill. It was fifty-eight years since they had last seen each other. While there, Mrs. Churchill's daughter and her family held a Christmas dinner party for them. In Saskatchewan, they visited with Mrs. Colclough's brother, Roy Lockwood, and with several nieces and nephews. They also visited the site of the Gardiner Darn which is under construction and Diefenbaker Lake. * * * Mrs. A. C. Kelly of Palo Alto, California is visiting this week with her mother, Mrs. J. A. McGill at Clinton Public Hospital. held at Millie Lobb's on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Roll Call will be a Christmas gift for the Children's Aid Society. Members are also to bring various games for'a fun afternoon. The meeting was closed with the benediction. Marilyn Forbes assisted the hostess with lunch. Winners of the door prizes at the jewellery demonstration were Mrs. Norma Ashton, Mrs. Eileen Potter, Mrs. Harriett Tyndall. Mrs. Ruth Jenkins won the Jewel Box. the Harbouraires, church choirs etc. "We need to pay for the lights in McKay Hall," reports Murray MacDonald, publicity. "We also need people. This is an open invitation." A musical evening is planned for Wednesday, December 8 at 8 pm at The Barn on Bruce Street in Goderich, "Come, listen to the score and meet other interested and interesting people," says Mr. MacDonald, "There are lots of main parts -nd lots of chorus roles to be cast, so come out." ror further information about the evening and the production planned, interested persons may telephone 524-8366. Goderich Little Theatre Plans musical