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ombers even series
Baseball season is over now for the Jocal teams but before
disbanding the Clinton Colts gathered for a team picture.
, Members of the 1970 squad are (front row left to right), Bob
Batkins, Bob "Doc" Miller, Ed Daer, Stu Mustard, Butch Fleet(
Manager Len Fawcett and Bob Livermore; (back row) Coach Jim
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Livermore, Rick Fremlin, Jim (News) Collins, Cam MacDonald,
Cam Colquhoun, Hans Leppington, Larry (Archie) Pickett, Brad
Dutot, Paul Bartliff, Don Bartliff and Laurie Colquhoun.-- staff
photo.
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Clinton Peewees put up a good fight this season before losing to
Kingsville in OBA play. Members of the team are: (front row left
to right) Neil Colquhoun, David Counter, Greg Butler, Steve
Cook, Terry Gordner, Kevin Carter, Steve Gibbings, Barry Welch;
(back row) Robin MacAdam, Mark Nicholson, David Bartliff,
Robert Harkes, Danny Campbell, Jamie Thompson, David
Clynick, Pat Phillips, Billy Irwin and coach Russ Archer. - staff
photo.
Hearing problem can effect all ages
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policy.
At the time of purchase
obtain in writing any
understanding as to refunds.
Many dealers offer trial periods
but be certain of the terms
under which the trial is offered,
If possible-consult a dealer who ;
offers tr4alApriortto pi base.
.-Ask salesman what
technical training he has. Some'
companies offer better training
to their salesmen than others.
There is no required standard of
training and many are untrained
in what is a very complex matter
involving electronics and
acoustics.
Don't be reluctant to ask a
friend • or relative with good
hearing to help you make the
purchase. This may help avoid
misunderstandings.
If you buy from a direct
seller, in several provinces there
is a "cooling-off period". This
simply means that, if you are not
completely satisfied with the
deal you may reconsider your
purchase and cancel it, usually in
writing, by registered letter and
within a certain limited period
of time. You could check with
your local Consumers'
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Do you, or does someone in
your family have a hearing
problem?
One of every five Canadians
over 65 has some hearing loss in
both ears. And, regardless of age,
one in every 40 has some degree
of hearing handicap. If you are
one of these, chances are that
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help:
In many cases, a hearing aid
can add greatly to your
enjoyment of life but if you are
thinking of buying one, here are
some things that you should
'know:
Get a doctor's advice on the
degree of deafness and on the
value of a hearing aid in your
particular case,
Be wary of advertising claims
of "instant hearing", "new
inventions" and "miracles."
Look for information on the
quality of the hearing aid, not
on its cosmetic value like "tiny",
"invisible" and "concealed".
Manufacturers' brochures and
promotional material usually
give more information than the
ads so you should ask for them.
Buy only from dealers who
offer adequate service or repair
policies and be sure you
Last. Thursday night in
ssels, the Brucefiehl ladies
e back to post a win to
rt the series at one genie
ece.
After three up _and three
wn for each team in the first
ing, Sandra graham started
the second inning with a
Ole, advanced to third and
red on a single by Marie
cDonald who then scored on
hit by Lia DeJong. Wingham
back with two runs on a,
k and two errors to tie the
re. In the sixth inning Joyce ,
rguson singled and then
ored on Sandra graham's
me run to give the Bombers a
2 lead, Wingham scored once
the seventh and although they
Bowlers win
at Wingham
On Monday, September 21,
iff Ashton and Dave Colelough
ere the winners of the
loyd-Truax Men's Pairs Lawn
owling Tournament in
Ingham.
They were the recinients of
cash prize and a beautiful
ophy.
Bert Gray and. Bert Garrett
ere the winners of fourth prize
this event.
Linton Race
Results
PIrW-Pner, 5225. Time 2:14 243,
Lucan's Olri, Young 8.10 4,15 2,60
The CiaBin Boy, 'MacDonald 2.70 2,60
Carolyn Don Little, Jeffery 3.00'
Second-Pace, $225. Time 2:13,
Susannes Duke, Menders 8.45 1.10 3.30
Timely Pat, MacDonald 4.50 2.70
Popular Pamela C, Brenner 4.30
Daily Double-(3-6) $79.60.
(laver Larry, Arbour 3.10
My Micky, Dupee 8.90
'rho Quiet Man, Faulds
Prince Sherman, Cameron 11.70 5,00
Axuear Edna, Stevens
Jennifer Song, Sutherland
Third-Pace, $225, Time 2:12 2.5.
Fourth-Pace, $223. Time 2:17.
3,60
3.50 2.80
6.10 3.70
3.20
27,0
3.10
QuMella (2.4) $37.40:
Fifth-Pace, $225. Time 2:14 145,
Poor Old Daddy, T.Nerr 13.40 4,30 3.03
Dusty Atom, Hardy 3,80 2.70
Leeport Duke, MeRann 3.60
Sixth-Pate, $300, Time 2:12 2-5.
Flossie Mc(iregor, Flynn 16.10 1.00 3.14
Tr81.01-4/eArYteVeita.,,a,,, ,....-.2.P. 410
Song Dale Chief, Hardy 4.20
*tenth-Pace, $2Ft1gfoTimeos ' hr
Spo:edy Baker, D.K9rner A. . 4.'
Bonnie Adyn, Bedard"' ''',' - 8,90. 6,20 1
Bonnie Can, Revinatnn . 2.70
Exactor (2.1) 535,50.
Eighth-Trot, 8275, Time 2:14 14.
Harwood Boy, Hardy 4.50 3.50 2.50
Marlow Ark, Cameron 7,50 4.50 ,
Josedale Hostess, Holden 3.40
Ninth-Pace, $400. Time 2:10 1.5,
Miss Belle Bars, MacDonid 6.00 3.30 2.70'
Sir Henry, Pullman 4,40 3,40
Mr, Dino, Cameron 5.80
Tenth-Pace, $1,000. Time 2:08 3.5.
Trefoil Danny, Stevens 12,10 2.80 2.60
Derby Jerry, Habicitk 2.00 2.30
Dud's Pride, MeLain 2,80
Exactor (04) 522.40.
Att. 1,750. Handle $54,037.
Teachers at
tournament
Several golfing teachers from
Clinton area are Altered in . the
Teachers' Open GOlf
Tournament at Grand Bend Golf
Course this Saturday.
Jim Doherty, Clayt Dixon,
Ken Bell, Ward Hodgins, Bill
Weber, Dave Brazeau, Pat Fisher
and Donna Hannon are among
the men and women from
Clinton who will be golfing.
Also entered are Captain Ray
Golfcheski and Captain Ed
Wiebe from the Canadian Forces
Base, Clinton.
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threatened in both ,the eighth
and ninth innings they were
unable to score.
Weather permitting; the third
game of the best of five series
will be held Saturday night at
CFB Clinton at 8 p.m.
Savings Bond
organizer
appointed
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Association branch to find out if
this consumer protection is
included in your provincial
legislation.
These do's and don'ts will
give you some idea of how many
problems might arise in the
purchase of a hearing aid. And
unfortunately, problems;;
arise. Too often it is the elderly,
or people in smaller
communities or those on low
incomes, who find themselves in
real difficulty.
Consumers' Association of
Canada brought this situation to
the attention of the Department
of Consumer and Corporate
Affairs in 1968. Information on
actual cases was collected and,
the report on this national
survey by the Consumers'
Association was turned over to
the Department for government
investigation and action.
The Department of Consumer
'and Corporate Affairs, has
recently completed further
inquiries into the entire situation
and a report has been released
by Consumer and Corporate
Affairs minister, Ron Basford.
The report makes specific
recommendations to the
Departments of Consumer and
Corporate Affairs and National
Health and Welfare, as well as to
provincial governments and
hearing aid dealers. These four
have the authority and
capability to offer real help and
protection to the hearing
handicapped. The
recommendations,cover uniform
',legislation.; licensing' and training
of dealers, and hearing-aid
performance standards as well as
the establishment of clinics for
the hard of hearing to provide
the public with professional
advice from medical specialists,
audiologists and technicians at
minimal cost.
Unfortunately the
recommendations are • not in
force as yet, so if you are
contemplating the purchase of
an aid you might check with your
local public library for special
back issues of Canadian
Consumer.
Blackshaw, of Owen
Sound, has been appointed as an
organizer in the 1970 Canada
Savings Bonds campaign, payroll
savings division, for the Owen
Sound, Collingwood and
Goderich area.
His territory includes Owen
Sound, Meaford, Collingwood,
Orangeville, Markdale,
Southampton, , Port Elgin,
Kincardine, Chesley, Hanover,
Dundalk, ;Walkerton,
Palmerston, Wingham, Durham,
Hensall, Mount Forest and
Harriston.
Mr. Blackshaw has been an -
organizer fqr all Canada Savings
Bonds campaigns in the past.
This year marks the 25th
anniversary of Canada Savings
Bonds and during the period
19464969 inclusive, a total of
COseve
.Anirch'ised 'through ." tliepa3Prc4t
savings plan across the country.
During that same period,
employees in the Owen Sound,
Collingwood and Goderich areas
purchased a total of
$12,141,700 worth of Canada
Savings Bonds through payroll
savings.
Last year in the area, a total
of $1,094,750 worth of CSBs
were purchased through payroll
savings from 3,020 applications.
The 1970-'71 series will
become available on Oct. 5 and
will be sold at par until Nov. 13.
The new Series provides an
annual average yield of 7.75 per
cent if held to maturity in 11
years, The annual rate of interest
is 6.75 per cent in the first year;
7.75 per cent in each of the
following three years, and 8 per
cent in each of the final seven
years.
During the 1969 campaign,
more that 215,000 employees in
plants and offices in Ontario
purchased a total of more than
$95-million worth of Canada of
Canada -Savings Bonds through
payroll savings.
JUST COMPLETED
19 YEARS of OPERATION
CLINTON AREA
NOW
OVER 3 1/2 MILLIONS IN ASSETS
LOANED SINCE OUil 0116ANiZATiON
OVER
$12,680,000,00
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Credit Union Limited
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