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Page 12—-Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Jan. 204 1966
In Peewee Hockey ?
Doug Osborn Leading Goalgetter;
Red Wings Lead Kin League
During the past week the
Red Wings continued their win
ning streak in the Kinsmen
Peewee Hockey League and
two of their players lead in the
scoring race.
On Wednesday, Wings beat
Bruins 7-4, Wing goals were
scored by Fpgo 3, Osborn 2,
Fremltn and Jenkins. Brian
Edgar scored three for Bruins
and Cummings, one. ' *
Monday night they beat
Maple Leafs 9-1. Scorers were
Osborn 3, Barry Edgar and
Jenkins two each, and singles
by Kay and Dennis,
In an exhibition game at
The Holmesville entry in the
four-team rural hockey league,
are undefeated so far in the
schedule.
On Tuesday evening in Clin
ton Lions Arena they defeated
the Clinton Christian Reform
ed Church team 7-3.
On the same evening the On
tario Hospital team from Gode
rich beat Brucefield 7-2 in Gode
rich arena.
Next week’s games are:
Tuesday, January 25—Goderich
vs. Clinton in Clinton Lions
Arena and on Wednesday, Jan
uary 26, Holmesville vs. Bruce
field in the Goderich arena.
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RCAF Station Arena on Satur
day the Red Wings defeated
the RCAF White peewees 4-0
with Qsbom and Dennis getting'
two goals each.
League Standing
L
1
2
........... W 2
Maple Leafs .... 0 7
Future Games
On Friday, the Maple Leafs
play at the RCAF arena, leav
ing Clinton Lions Arena at 6:3b
p.m., and at 7:15 the Kin All-
Star peewees leave Clinton
arena to go to the RCAF arena
to 'play an exh'ilbitton' game a-
gainst the RCAF Adastral Park
bantams.
On Saturday, Red Wings play
Rangers at 10 o’clock, with an
all-star practice scheduled from
12 to 1 o’clock at noon,
Monday, January 24, Bruins
vs. Maple Leafs and on1 Wed
nesday, Rangers vs. Maple
Leafs to complete the Kin pee
wee league regular schedule.
Scoring Leaders
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Red Wings ........ 6
Bruins ................3
Rangers ..... 3
Doug Osborn .....
Bariy Edgar
Brian Edgar .....
Gary Cummings’ ..
Mark Jenkins. ...
David Fawcett ...
Bruce Craig ......
Wayne Cantelon.....
TV TRADE-IN
TIME
Bantam Team
T Pts.
1 13
2 8
1. 7
0 Q
The Clinton Fish mid Game
Club bantam hockey team are
still on their winning streak.
Last Thursday they squeezed
out a close 4-3 victory in Sea
forth. Lawrence Elliott was the.
big gun with two goals and
singles going to Bill Stirling
and Stewart Mustard.
The fallowing night in 'EJen-
sall, the Clarence Neilans-
coached team ran up a 21-1
score,
Last night they played Mat*
'dhell in the Lions Arena here.
Gaines
FIVE-PIN
BOWLING
STANDINGS
CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE
Mitehell
Zurich
Future
Jan.
24-—Clinton at
26—Clinton at
Next games in Clinton are
February 2 and 9 against
'iich and Seaforth,
Bob Pearson
on
Zur-’
Bob Pearson, a Clinton teen
ager, bowled 11 straight strikes
to run up a total of 440 pins
at the Crown Lanes last Friday
evening. Bob is
good bowler.
BOB
PEARSON
Bowls
440 Game
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Other high scores at the same
lanes (recently have been: Dave
Reid, singles of 369 and 371,
triples of 909, 899 and 870;
Bayne Boyes, single 395, triple
883; Les Turner, single 401,
triple 897; John Cooper, single
371,
Two girls who have got high
scores are, Mrs. Beth Thomp
son with a 316 single, and Miss
Kay Sharp, a 745 triple.
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Mainstreeters
Beat Teachers
The tail-end Mainstreeters
team in 'Clinton Industrial
Hockey League handed the sec
ond-place Teachers a 12-1
trouncing on Monday night.
In the other game of the
weekly doubleheader at Clin
ton Lions Arena, undefeated
Bankers1 won 11-10 over Hydro.
The games did not change
the standing in the four-team
league, composed of over-age
juniors and veteran players.
Standing
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Bankers ........... 5
Teachers..........2
Hydro \............ 2
Mainstreeters .. 2
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On Monday, January 24 at
8:00 p.m., Teachers play Bank
ers, and at 9:15 Mains tree tors
take on Hydro.
These games are open to the
public and are free1; and, ac
cording to the one or two fans
who do attend, the calibre of
hockey, is really good.
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Raiders ..........
Shur Shots .....
Hecklers ........
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Untouchables ..
Alley-Cats......
Scatter Pins ....
Boo Boobs......
‘‘ High single,, ladies, Dorothy
O’OQnneil, 402; men, Frank
Somerville, 324; high, triple,
ladies, Bessie Black and Mary
Freeman, 744; men, J. .Arm
strong, 885; high average, lad
ies, Bessie Black, 190; men, J.
Armstrong, 222.
Minor Hockey
Day Group
To Meet Sat,
Hon. W. A? Stewart Announces
JUNIOR L,EAGU|E
55
.54
51
50
41
34
15
Pts.
47
43
39
31
Falcons ....
T-Rirds.....
B.C. Lions
Indians .....
High Single, B. Fleet, 340;
high triple, B. Pearson, 583;
high average, B. Pearson, 221.
LONDESPORQ MEN
Pts.
.. 63
.. 62
.. 53
.. 53
Tom Collins .........
7 Up ......................
Coke .......................
Captain Morgan
High single, Bruce Roy, 448;
high triple, Bruce Roy, 880;
high average, Cliff Saunder-
cock, 217.
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Pts.
31
30
30
21
21
17
Dynamites ............
Try-Hards ............
Blow Outs ..............
Meat Heads ..........
White Tornadoes ..
Nuts .........................
High single, ladies, Donna
MacLaren, 238; men, Murray
Colb an, 322; high triple, ladies,
Donna MacLaren, 572; men,
Murray Colban, 811; high aver
age, ladies, Winnie Bell,
men, Joe Desmarais, 232.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
MIXED LEAGUE
193;
Pts.
65
60
47
The Indians'........
Bad Boys + One
Go-Go-Go’s ............
High single, ladies, Edna Le
beau, 245;'men, Dave Middle
ton, 274; .ladies high triple, Ed
na Lebeau, 580; men, Tony Van
Dongen, 684; high average, ladies, Edina Lebeau, 159; men,
Tony Van Dongen, 181. <
BLUEWATER BOWLING
LEAGUE
Pts.
66
58
52
44
Sharks ...
Suckers ..
Minnow's ,
Crabs .....
High single, ladies, Grace
Hutchings, 205; men, Joe Koene,
292; high triple, ladies, Grace
Hutchings, 596; men, Joe Koene,
673.
IOOF LEAGUE
Pts.
... 67
... 67
..; 56
... 53
... 51
... 47
... 42
... 37
Gerry
men, , Mervyn
Wise Wizards ..........
Cairm’s Torpedbs ........
Ken’s Komets ............
Bill’s Bullets ..............
Bob’s Bombers...........'
Cracker Jacks ..........
Ik’s Daredevils ..........
Murray’s Maulers ......
High single, ladles,
Harris, 270;
Webb, 351; high triple,1 ladies,
Kay Harris, 641; men, Bob Gib-
bings, 802; high average, ladies,
Kay Harris, 179; men, Bob Gib-
bings, 203.
In Order To Facilitate
SNOW REMOVAL
Owners of vehicles are requested not to
park on Albert, King, Victoria and Isaac
Streets, in the business section of Clinton,
between the hours of 12 p.m. and 7 a.m.
, Thanking you
TOWN OF CLINTON
John Livermore, Clerk.
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■ • father plans tor Clinton’s
Minor .Hockey Day pn Satur
day, February 5, will be made
at a meeting in the Legion
Hall on Saturday afternoon,
January 22 at twd o’clock.
On minor 'hockey day in Clin
ton, two Dearborn, Mjieh? teams
will, play Clinton Fish and
Game Club 'bantams and the
Lions midgets. This will be the
seventh year that Clinton has
hosted Dearborn minor hockey
players,
parents and interested hock
ey fans are invited to the meet
ing Saturday afternoon to Plan
another successful hockey day
in Clinton — February 5.
Clinton’s, minor hockey day is
held 'in conjunction with Mipor
Hockey Week in Canada, pro
moted' by the Canadian Ama
teur Hockey Association and its
affiliated leagues,
The original slogan of the
week, “Don’t send — take your
boy to the arena" has been
added to “ . , , and stay to see
him play”.
Clinton’s “day” starts on Fri
day, February 4 at 7 p.m. with
weewee and squirt age players
from the Clinton. Kinsmen
hockey school, putting on ex
hibitions’. At 9 p.m. Clinton
Legion juveniles host a visiting
team.
On Saturday, February 5,
hockey games begin at 9; 30 in
the morning to 9 in the evening.
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London Professor
Guest Speaker
. Professor J. J. Talman of the
University of Western Ontario,
London, has been engaged as
guest speaker at the annual
Robbie Burns night of Chnton
Lions Club. The dinner meeting
on Tuesday is the actual date
of the Scottish poet’s birthday.
Many 'guests, including the
Kinsmen. Club will be present.
The program is being arranged
by Lion E. B. Menzies and will
be in St. Paul’s Church Parish
Hall.
William MacArthur 'has1 tak
en over the Lions1 secretary job
from Fred Sloman Who Will
continue as bulletin editor for
the- club.
The -Lions have changed their
executive meetings to the third
Thursday of each month. They
meet tonight in the board room
at the town hall.
At the Lions meeting on Jan
uary 11, president Duff Thomp
son requested Doug Miles, agri
cultural representative for Hur
on County to talk on the In
ternational Plowing Match near
Seaforth thi's fall.
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Goshen' Line
White Bean Research
Plots at Varna, Kippen
Pion, William A. Stewart,
Minister of Agriculture has an
nounced that a comprehensive
research program into all phas
es of white bean production
would be carried out in Huron
County this year,
Under the direction of the
Ontario Agricultural Research
Institute and Soils and' Crops
Branch of 'the Department of
Agriculture, test plots will be
established at Varna and Kip
pen in the county,
The program will include the
testing of promising new strains
from Michigan and the Harrow
Experimental Station in Ont
ario. The Demonstration plots
Will check out herbicides and
insecticides in addition to ex
haustive fertility trials. Much
of the testing will be carried
out by Soil and Crop specialists
on grower farms.
"It is my conviction that
work of this1 type can be car
ried out more effectively by
test plots on co-operating farms
in the various counties of the
province rather than increas
ing the number of experimental
farms,” said Mr. Stewart in
making the announcement.
“The Soils and. Crops Branch
of the Department is designed
to work in close co-operation
with local Soil and Crop Im
provement Associations in eval
uating new crop production -
techniques and their utilization
under actual conditions. Under
this system the local people
are an important part in both
the planning and evaluation of
the tests.”
The Minister stated that dur
ing the past few years the num
ber of soil and crop specialists
had been1 increased in' order
that co-operative testings pro
grams could be widened. (
With the International plow
ing Match being held in Huron
County this year a special pro
gram has been planned on the
site of the match. Projects dem
onstrating new varieties, herbi-
CLINTON MEN
Pts.
Squirts ............................... 65
Scramblers ....................... 53
Old Timers ....................... 43
Boozers ............................. 35
High single, J. Carter,330; ?
high triple, J. Carter, 810;high 1
average, Jim Armstrong, 224, *
CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES
LEAGUE
Pts.
Whiz-Bangs ......................102
Beatlettes ......................... 97
The Ups & Downs .......... 95
The Go-Go’s ................... 94
Whiriey-Birds ................. 85
Jet Set ................. ........... 74
Gemini VI ........................ 70
Rolling Stones ............... 63
High single, Beth Thompson,
316; high triple, Kay Sharp,
745; high average, Nancy Roy,
184.
cides, fertilizer types and meth-
pds of application as well as
insect control and , planting
methods will prove of interest
to the many visitors to the
plowing match. <
Hie Hon. C. S< MaeNaughton,
in -commenting on the an
nouncement -by the Hon. W, A.
Stewart, Mmisrtejr of Agricul
ture (that a comprehensive re
search program into all phases
of white bean production would
be carried out m Huron County
this year) stated:
“I regard this a very impor
tant step which will have great
ipLuenfce on the future of the
'bean growing industiy. I am
particularly gratified, too, that
this, program will be undertak
en in Huron County, the princi
pal bean growing area in the
province.
“As I made reference in my
speech during the last session
of the House, it is appropriate
I believe, for me to present
certain views, because id the
riding of Huron, which I am
proud and privileged to' repre
sent and which comprises Hie
southern two ■thirds of Huron
County, the production of white
beans constitutes one of the
principal cash crops in this
farming area of Ontario;
“In fact, it is .safe to say, in
the comparative sense, that
Huron is now the largest pro
ducing area for this cash crop
in Ontario, indeed in all Can
ada.
“While production is spread
ing both nor,th 'and east, the
southern portion of Huron
would still account for the ma
jor volume of production. It
seems obvious that the present
and forseeable future holds
promise for greatly increased
production potential.
“It occurs to me that with
more aggressive pursuit of our
endeavours in this, direction
with some special- field testing
and subsequent selection and
lanit 'breeding, using our own
utilities as a measure of fur-
ler collaboration in-this field,
uoh could be done to develop
re potential of the industry.
“With today’s announcement
7 the Minister of Agriculture,
e now 'appear to be on the
ireshhold of exciting possibil-
i’es in terms of expanding o.ur
induction areas.
YOU ARE
WES LEY-WILL IS Hi-C
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Whiz Kids
Wing Dings
Finks .....
Crackers ....
High jingle, ladies, Mary El
len Andrews, 212; men, Larry
Pearson, 279; high triple, ladies,
Mary Ellen Andrews, 597; men,
Larry Pearson, 717; high aver
age, Jadiies, Mary Ellen And
rews, 154; men, Jjarry Pearson,
239.
COMINGEVE^NTS
RATE: Four cents a word;
Minimum 75 cents
Thursday, Jan. 20 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg
ular games for $5,00. 2 share-
the-wealth games. 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
“L’’ and first letter "T” applies
on this game for $2.00 each. 3
share-the-wealth games, jack
pot applies on those 3 games
$57.00 in 57 numbers. 2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for
$1,00. tfb
Friday, January 21 •— Cash
Bingoi in Legion Hall, Seaforth.
8:15 p.m. 15 regular gamete! for
$10, 3-$25 specials, l-$50 Jack
pot. Sponsors, Branch 156,
Canadian Legion. 3b
Friday, January 21 — Card
party, Londesboro Community
Hall, 8 p.m.; sponsors, Women’s
Institute; good prizes. Every
one welcome. 2-3b
Friday, January 21—Euchre
and “500”, auction and sale of
donations, at Holmesville old
public school, 8:30 p.m. Every
one welcome. Ladies please
bring lunch. Auspices St. Jam
es WA, Middleton. 2,3b
Fri., Jan. 21 — Euchre and
dance at Summerhill Hall.
Holland’s Orchestra. Ladies
pleiaise bring lunch. Sponsor:
Summerhill Ladies Club. 3b
Tuesday, Jan. 25 — BINGO’
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 26 — Varna LOL
euchre party, Township 'Hall,
Admission 50c. Ladies please
bring lunch. 3b'
Wednesday, Jan. 26 — Public
meeting, McKay Hall, Goderich.
Sponsors, Huron New Demo
cratic Party. 8:30 p.m. Gu'eist
speaker Mrs. Pat Chefurka, for
mer NDP candidate for Middle
sex West. 3p>
Reserve Wed., Feb. 9 — Val
entine Dessert Euchre, Orange
Hall, 2 p.m. Sponsors' LOBA.
3,5b
Sat., Feb. 12 — Valentine Tea
and Bazaar, St. Andrew’s Pres
byterian Church, 3-5 p.m.,
homemade baking, tea 35c, aus
pices Madeleine Lane Auxiliary.
3, 5, 6b
Thurs., Feb. 17 — Ice Cap-
ades of 1966, Kitchener Aud
itorium, bus leaving Clinton 6
p.m. For information 'and tick
ets call Bartliffs Bakery. 3-4b
WELCOME TO JOIN 1
No invi+a+ion necessary a+
Clinton Community Credit
Church, UCW and SS
Report Successful Year
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LIFE INSURED SAVINGS AND LOANS
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Reports given at the Goshen
United Church and Sunday Sch
ool annual meeting held on
Monday, January 10 revealed
one of the most successful years
in the church’s history.
Rev. 'M. Morrison opened the
meeting With Scripture and
prayer and acted as chairman.
The minutes of the last annual
meeting were read by the sec
retary Mrs. Bruce Keys.
Mr. Morrison reported for
the Session, 52 services, 5 bap
tisms and one death. Excellent
reports Were given by the ch
urch treasurer, Elmer Hayter;
by the UCW treasurer's, Mrs.
James Keys and Mrs. Howard
Armstrong; by birthday fund
treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Keys; by
Anson McKinley for the manse
committee; by Mr. Morrison for
Sigma C and Vacation Bible
School; by Mrs, Anson McKin
ley for CGIT.
The lay delegate to presby
tery is to be Anson McKinley
and the delegate to Presbytery
UC Men is George Simons. Ste
wards retiring in 1965 were re
placed by Leslie Armstrong,
John McBride, Allan Hayter,
ahd Mrs. Arnold Keys1 Who' are
appointed for a three-year
term,
It was recommended that
two new elders be elected and
the congregation will be given
the opportunity to Vote for
them on two consecutive Sun
days in the hear future. -
Auditors1 appointed were Ray
McBridb and Elgin McKinley;
ushers, Larry McKhiley, Wayne
Peck, Gerald Hayter, Bob Hay
ter and Greg Armstrong; or*'
gahists are Mfs. Ebner Hayter,
Mrs. BrUce Keys, Miss Donna
Peck and Miss Joan Elliott.
Caretakers are Mr, and Mrs.
Doug Robinson and treasurer is
Elmer Hayter. A vote of thanks
Was extended to all those who
held office, gave leadership of
assisted in the life and work
of the church.
Sunday School officers and
tedchbrs appointed are: super
intendent Anson. McKinley; sec*
retary-itreasurer, George Sim
ons; paper secretary, Larry
McKinley; organists, Marilyn
Keys, Karen McKinley; adult
class, Dianne and Deibbie Mc
Kinley; kindergarten, Joan Elli
ott, Mrs. J. E’ckei; primary,
Mrs. Bob Peck, Mrs. Bruce
Keys;
Junior boys, Mrs. Bob McKin
ley, Mrs. Elgin McKinley; jun
ior girls, Mrs. Russell Erratt,
Mrs. Mel Elliott; intermediate,
Mrs.
George Simons; young
Elgin McKinley, Mi’s.
Hayter.
UCW Meeting
Goshen UCW met in
Anson McKinley, Mrs.
people,
Elmer
the ch
urch on Thursday evening, Jan
uary 13 having as their guests
the Varna UCW and the Bay
field UCW.
Special speaker for the even
ing was Mrs. Norman Johnston,
who with her husband has been
on furlough from Bolivia. They
have been missionaries in
ivia for the past 37 years.
They plan to return to
ivia to retire aS they are
in their seventies, but
Johnston states.that there is no
retirement in the Lordh work.
She gave a very interesting
story of their work there and
spoke of the great heed of
workers.
On behalf of the Goshen
UCW Mrs. R. Erratt presented
Mrs. Johnston with a transistor
radio. Mrs. Johnston Was truly
delighted Stating that she had
never owned a radio or even a
newspaper.
Mrs. Johnston was also given
a purse of money on behalf of
all the ladies present.
On Sunday, January 9, Mr.
ahd Mrs, Johnston. delivered
messages at the regular service
and were given a purse of
money by the congregation.
This money helps them carry
on their work an Bolivia.
Clifford Keys has been a pa
tient in the Joseph Brant Mem*
orial Hospital in Burlington.
Mumps have been prevalent
in the Goshen community.
Bol-
both
Mrs.
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