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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-02-16, Page 14i ■were i goals each Faga 14--r^lintofl NtwE-Reeord^-Thuni., F®L, 1£< "W7 CLINTON PEEWEEw-----—--------- Ponies Eliminate Mitchell Advance in Playdowns Clinton Ponies, the Kin-spon sored, all-star peewee hockey team, eliminated Mitchell pee wees, Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 14, when (they shut-out the Mitchell team 5-0 in the deciding game of a best of three series played at Clinton Lions Arena. The Ponies had two wins,, a .tie and a loss in the series. Manager Bert Qiffprd said the next series would be against either Wingham or Mount , Forest, hip dates for the series have been announced. • Mitchell 1 Clinton 4 in' their only vdn in, the series the Mitchell peewees downed the Ponies 7-4 in Mitchell on Saturday, February 11. » Clinton goal scorers were Kinsmen Peewee Town League Begins Playoffs This Saturday. The Clinton Kinsmen four- team peewee town league, be gins playoffs this Saturday, February 18'ait dinton Lions Arena. At 11:30 a.m, the Cou gars and the Flyers square off in the “A" series in a sudden death^game. In the “B” series, also sudden-death, at 12:30 p.m. the Millionaires play the Lions. On. Saturday, February 25- at 11:30 a.m. the winners of the “A" and “B” series play for the Pickett and Campbell trophy. Previous Games In the final two regular sche duled games Lions defeated Millionaires 7-5 and Cougars downed Flyers 5-1. Echert scored five goals for the Bayfield Lions and Merrill and Makins each scored once. Scoring for’ the Millionaires were Kelly with three and Riehl and Cantelon with one. Cougars goal scores Anstett with two, and singles to Stirling, Murch and CoiquhOun. Langille scored Flyers lone tally, The Cougars were in first place after the regular schedule. -------_o---------- Colts Begin Playoffs On Monday Expo 67 at Montreal will be a show • place of inteniatiorfial haute Many of the 70 p<ir<i<3ipatln.jg countries in the World Exhibition haV® missioned top fashion designers to style wardrobes for the, host esses. staffing ,their ixayilkxns. Britain has previewed the fa shions to be worn -lay their host- esses. and they are exceedingly mod — a puni-dress with a ped, white and blue skirt-. Bantams Out, Lose to Mitchell The Clinton Fish and Game Club bantams hockey team were ousted from WOAA play by Mitchell in’ two straight games. The bantams,, managed by Don Jefferson and coached by Clarence Neilans,’ had put Sea forth out in the league semi finals. ; Clinton lost 7-5 on their home ice Saturday night and took a 12-4 trouncing in Mitchell on Monday- Scoring for Clinton in Satur day night’s game’ were Bob Langille, Mark Jenkins, Gordon Lavis, Wayne Cantelon and Dave Fawcett.- Other • members of the team were Paul Bartliff, Gary Cummings, Dennis Deline .and David Slade in goal.; -----------o—:--------- Clinton Colts are finishing their regular schedule league games this week — Durham was in Clinton -last night and Port Elgin plays here on Friday at 8:30 p.m. Then on Monday, February 20, the Colts start a best two out of three .series with "Port Elgin, with the winner meet ing Durham for the league ' title. The Monday game is in Port Elgin and the second game is in Clinton .Lions Arena next Wednesday, Feb ruary 22. If a third game is necessary it will also be in Port Elgin on February 23. -----------Q----------- Prizewinners f Russ Archer Snooker Champ The manager of Beatty Farm Service Centre in Clinton, Russ Archer has emerged, ais Clin ton's champion snooker player. On Tuesday evening he defeated Frank Radford in a five game series played at the two local billiard halls. Mr. Archer was the winner of an elimination tourney at Bill German’s Billiards and Bowling and Mr. Radford had won a smaller tournament at. Gordon Lawson’s Billiard hall on Huron Street. The Clinton champ now meets winners from other Wes tern Ontario towns. Some of these future playoff games will be televised over CKNX-TV. Clinton legion midget hockey team plays Mount Forest in the ■ first game of the WOAA Mid get “B" semi-finals at Clinton . Lions Arena tonight, Thursdiay, February 16. This is a two out of three series. The winner plays Walkerton or Wingham (who are now deadlocked at two games each) for the WOAA championship. The midgets, who are manag ed by Eric Switzer and coached by Bill Murney, eliminated Sea forth and Mitchell to win their league. On Saturday evening here - they beat Mitchell 7-2; then lost 4-1 ‘ at Mitchell on Mon day night, but went back the following, night and won the league title with a 9-3 victory. ■-----------o----------- ■ ' Young women, about 1,500 selected for beauty, brains and charm, will act as hostesses in the pavilions of the 70 partici pating nations in Expo 67, the World Exhibition at Montreal from April 28 to October 27. Skating Carnival Clinton Recreation Committee held a skating carnival at Lions Arena last Friday. The fathers beat their pee wee age sons 6-1 in a hockey game and Bayfield .girts trim med Clinton girts 7-0 in a hock ey . game., Valerie Garriow won the Cen tennial Queen competition and was-awarded an engraved sulvei’ tray.’ Winners of the various cos tume classes were: girls’ comic, Christian Marshall, Gayle Lac roix, Dorothy- Williams; boys’ comic, David Engel, Bruce Wil liams,- David Clifford; girts’ fancy, Brenda Edgar, Elaine Gardiner, Debbie Johnston; boys’ fancy, David Counter Mike McBride, Doug Schoen> hals; Best girl’s Centennial cos tume, Judy McDonald; boys’ Centennial costurne, Jeff Fal coner; oldest man on skates, Reg. Smith; oldest woman on skates, Mrs. Ken Williams. . Races: girts eight and under, Brenda Edgar; boys eight and under, Neil Coiquhoun; girls 12 and under, Patti Kay; boys 12 and under, Barry Edgar. The carnival was arranged by Doug Andrews, arena manager. Paul Anstett, Mike Anstett, and Brian L-mgille with two. Clinton 5 Mitchell 0 The Ponies played1 their best defensive game of the year on Tuesday evening with a, 5-0 shuteout to win' the ..series, Robert “Swanky" Andrews turned ih & stantf-ouf peribr- mance in the net to. earn the Shut-out. • ' . The first goal, ait 2:25 of the first period, scored by Paul Kelly, proved to be the winner and t|ie Ponies added, goals .by Barry Edgar and Danny Colqu- houn in the first period. ’ Bill Cantelon rounded out the scoring with a goal in each of the second and third periods. ■ Clinton: goal, Robert And rews; defence, Barry Edgar, Randy Blake; centre, Brian Langille; wings, Bid Cantelon, Mike Anstett; subs, Cal Frem- lin, Rod Campbell, Robbie Stir ling, Paul Kelly, Danny Colqu- houn, Paul Kay, Tom Murch, John VanLop, Paul Anstett; sub goal, G- Allen. --———o---i------- March Campaign Month For Centre Fund (Continued from page one) ; A special speaker is being secured for this canvassers meeting. There will be a. lunch served after the meeting. Mr. Edgar also stressed - at last .Thursday’s meeting that this is not'a one-might or one call blitz, but the canvassers will have lots of time to ex plain and ' sell the' community centre to district citizens. Lots of canvassers are being secured, sb no one will have too many calls. He also said it was not just a canvass foi’ money but pledges over a period would be accept ed; the more money raised by' cash before June 1st would, re duce the debenture issue: Mon ies raised ^fiter June 1 would be’ used for “extras" in the arena, such as a public address system, scoreboard, etc. -----------O-------T-- Mrs. Effie Jamieson Will be 90 on Sunday Mrs. Effie Jamieson of Clin ton, now a resddient of Huron- view,. will observe her 90th birthday on Sunday, February 19. .—-—:—o-------------- TWO VALENTINES Tom Leppington, Spencer Street, reminded us thffis week that he observed another birth day on Tuesday, Valentine’s Day. He didn’t state which birthday. He also stated that Clinton businessman Art Groves also observed a birthday on Tuesday. -----------o—------- At least 21 heads of state will visit Expo 67, the World Exhibition at Montreal, Among them are: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, King Constantine of -Greece, Austria’s President Franz Jonas, Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, and Prince Rainier of •Monaco. Prince Rainier will be accompanied by Princess Grace and their three children. -----------o----------- Ontario Hydro supplies power at cost for the homes, farms, factories and businesses of Ont ario. Dividends to customers come in the fount’of rates which are among the lowest in the world. Peewee Team Sports New Sweaters The second place team in the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League are the Millionaires shown here in new sweaters donated by the Kinette Club of Clin ton. The four-team league starts playoffs this Sat urday with games at 11:30 and 12:30. Members of the Millionaires are, front row, left to right, John Snell, Bill Cantelon, Paul Anstett, Robert Andrews, Keith Crittenden, Fred MacDonald; back row, left to right, Fred Bird, Bob Riehl; Jim Stanley, manag er; Bob Wise, Walter Leppington, Paul Kelly; Robin Gates, coach; Danny Wise. (News-Record Photo) -<• (Continued from page 1) Reeve D.ufif Thompson spoke of .a new bylaw in Goderich which says all dogs must be on a leash at all times when not on the owner’s property. This bylaw covers the full year. Mayor Symons said council will make an appointment to fill Jim Armstrong’s seat on coun cil. He explained that the coun cil went in by acclamation for a two year term, and thereby Letter to Editor f can appoint someone for the remainder of the term. If the, council had been voted in, the defeated candidate r with ' the most votes would have been asked to fill the spot. When Reeve Thompson was explaining the survey now be ing made ’ regarding CFB Cen tralia’s 'future, Mayor Symons warned that a similar situation could happen to our own De partment of National Defence installation. Council passed a motion to pay the following accounts on the No. 4 Highway reconstruc tion: Lavis ‘ Contracting Co., $28,014; Lavis Contracting Co., $17,372; Clinton PUC, $2,928; and Proctor and Redfern, con sulting engineers, $2,066. The only account left to. pay on this job is the five percent contract holdback. Other big accounts paid were: '$4,682.62 to Clinton PUC for new street lighting on Highway’ 4 and $900 to Clinton Recre ation Committee. Groups are reminded to have their suggested appointees for Clinton rec committee in by the March counctil' meeting. Council wall hold their an nual social evening in St. Paul’s Parish Hall on Friday, March 3. At this informal get-together, council, town employees, the press and special guests and their wives have a games night and buffet luncheon. The mayor competed in Strat ford’s winter camical snow mobile race last Saturday. Mayor Symons paid tribute to Clinton- and District Community Centre committees'. He said Matt Edgar is doing a tre mendous job as finance chair man. The mayor attended the regular meeting of' this group last Thursday evening. COMING EVENTS RATE: Fpup cents a word; Minimum 7b cents Thursday, Fet> 16 -— BINGO at Clipton Legion Hall, 15 xeg- ular games for $5.00. 2 sihare- the-wpalth games, 1 special game for $25.00, the first letter “L" and first letter “T” applies on this game for $2.0Q each. 3 share-the-wealttj games, jack pot applies on those 3 games $55.00 in 55 numbers. 2 door prizes for $2,00 each. Admission 50c; extra.cards' 25c or 6 foi' $1-00, tfb Friday, Feb. 17 — Hockey Night in Bayfield,' 7 p.m. George Telford and his Wee Wee Wee’s? 7:30 Joe Mayman ,and his Wee Wee’s; 8 p.m. Bayfield Lipsticks versus Clinton High School Girls; 9 p.m. Bayfield Public School versus St, Joseph’s, Adult admission 25e. Don’t send your children, bring them. 7b Friday, Feb. 17 Euchre Party, Varna Hall, sponsored by Varna LOL, admission 50c, 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring sandwiches. 7b Friday, Feb. 17 — Cash Bingo in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m, 15 regular games for $10; 3-$25 specials; l-$50 jackpot. Sponsors, Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion. 7b Friday, Feb. 17 — Annual open meeting, Clinton Horticul tural Society, 8 p.m. Council Chambers, Chnton. Charles Brown will speak on “Begonias" and Alan Galbraith will show slides of his 1966 trip to Greece, Italy, etc. Door prizes. Every body welcome. 6-7b Tuesday, Feb. 21 — BINGO at. Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb.. 23 —- Bus to Ice Capadles, Kitchener. For in formation call Bartliffs Bakery 482-9727. ' 6-7b Friday, March 17 — Knights of Columbus St. Patrick’s Dance, Legion Hall, Seaforth. Dancing from 9 p.m. Admission $1.50 each by ticket only and limited to those 2J and over. Tickets available from any K.' of C. member. Tb Clinton Nowt-Racord offers a complete •election of wedding announcement* j ' styled for the discrim- ihating. ask /oft a Dear Sir: How lonesome we would be without our ■ Clinton News- Record once a week. We look forward to picking our paper up even though it. does arrive a week after publication, \ We have lived here in’Alberta for over a year now, and by getting the News-Record have been able to keep tip on ■ the news from back home. Please find enclosed the money order for $5 for our year’s subscription. Looking forward .to getting our paper for a long time yet. Sincerely, ■ MRS. DONALD LEE. Box 208, Duchess, Alberta, - , February 10, 1967. New Era Begins in Communicatio Electronic Switching Introduced A new era in Canadian com munications ibegan Monday when Canada's first electronic ’switching system was inaugur ated1 by Quebec Premier Daniel Johnson. The Premier placed the first official ESS telephone call to Andrew Kniewasser,, Generial Manager of Expo. Using “Add- On”,~-one of the features of the new system, he later dialed the telephone number of Hon. Robert H. Winters, Federal Minister of Trade and Com merce, in Otttaiwa, and estab lished a .three-way conversation. Introduction of the new sys tem by. the Bell Telephone Com- pany of Canada is believed to be the most important advance in Telephony since dial telephones appeared1, in the early 1920’s. Technically known as No. 1 ESS, it was built and installed by the Northern Electric Com pany. ■ Initially, the system will be available only to subscribers at the Expo site. Later, it will serve downtown Montreal. 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