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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-20, Page 9Our prices are a Christmas gift in themselves. SM-292 $89500 GP 246 $99500 EL 433 $1195" Despite a crippling $100,000 fire early in November, Huron Acoustics of Vanastra are now back in full production and in fact, are expanding their facilities. Work is proceeding quickly on the new addition to the plant, but no completion date was given. (News-Record photo) Greetings at airstmas To our friends, a hearty holiday wish that you may enjoy all the best the season offers. THE WHITE CARNATION HOLMESV1LLE SPECIAL OFFER This Combs Worth 5 ON A C OFF MEDIUM OR LARGE PIZZA — :AT :40 24r, a I r 0; O. z4r :fir.. 20: a$11' gor :tor .2r NO :a NOW OPEN ••• AL'S PIZZA CORNER HWY 4 & 8 CLINTON —quid west of the lights beside Pricogard Fridays and Saturdays 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. OPEN sunder,— 12 noon to 12 ersidnigM • Monday thru Thursday 5 p.m. to 12 midnight Open Xmas Eve till 9 p.m. New Years Eve till ? PHONE 482-7712 .941 2$1 :44r ,or, 1.41r .24T olf at" 20: O.' or, 10 .10 atg' :4C :Or • 44 err pisliras sere's hoping everyone, everywhere enjoys a very happy holiday! ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-9612 As a result of our successful opening last week we are able to offer the following trade-ins-serviced and ready to go. USED MACHINES 1972 Ski-Deo 399 Olympique 549.00 Twin 24 H.P. 1972 Ski-Doo 335 Olympique 599.00 Like New 20 HP Electric 1973 Moto Ski 400 (Free Air) 45 H.P. 612 mi. — 895,00 1973 Brand 'New SL-292 Yamaha Full Warranty — $799.00 STORE HOURS: OPEN MON. THRU FRI, 9 a.m. to •9 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SUN. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. ACTION SPORTS CENTRE VANASTRA 482-7884 IlirterriV";-\4',4‹ 1111cGEE PONTIAC MACK ,PAIwyAz(*t:trA?tAxoftrozo,At(v&vgewv;:ty&v;4wwrfooattmmt(0,(t,;eftft.t.t.tt.wtes5t(ftptiltot:ta.tq.4Dtowwttzwr4tcy4*0§04rmy,Atm,*(wts,twt4:00Atxwv,gfttv.tftqA(mo2pA*!020,soatutomogrAtmogoontloatvatotrogg•K GODERICH! 52441391 y42:y zyAcwzmmmzr z.mr,zr cr6uvumzr4,5stmzmy,4zatett(mtmmwzmmmmtmr tmtm,A:m...colzyaz=mgiv,,mm5%r A erru Ninstmas It's always a pleasure to take time during the holiday season to wish our friends well! •••••••••.•••••••••:::::i;iii; •‘• . •••••••••:•:•:•:•:•:::V . In and around Clinton Public School CLINTON NWS-RB;CORD, THURSPAy, PE EMBER 0, 1913,4 of The Clinton Crown team in the Men's Intertowo Bowling League are second in, the League, 27 points behind leading Goderich, who have ac' Cumulated 122 points to Clin- ton's 95. Bowlmor of Stratford are third with 93 and St. Marys are fourth with 90, Next come Mikes No, 1 from Stratford with 85, the Stratford Valaints and Mitchell with 81 each, Mikes Two from Stratford with 55, and Zurich and Exeter With 34 each. The high single of a perfect 450 this season belongs to Ken Johnston of Clinton as does the high average of 248. Don McWhinney of Goderich has the high five of 1525. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies' League, the Slow Pokes have a slim lead with 60 points, followed closely by the Six Pin Pals with 59, the Busty Beanties with 54, the Happy Hookers and the Teetotalers with '51 each, the Boo-Boos with 43, the Alley Cars with 42, and the Swinging Mamas with 40, Judy Arenburg had both the high single of 298 and the high triple of 743, while Mary Davey had the high average of 215, The Knock Outs still have a commanding lead in the Lon? desboro Ladies' League with 66 points, followed at a distance by the Dead Beats and the Head Hunters with 46 and the' Hopefuls with 38. Ann Overholt had both the high . single of 317 and the high triple of 595, while Dorothy Carter had the high average. of 191. Donalda Bell and Genevieve Allen were the most improved bowlers with + 25, The lead has changed again in the exciting Crown Junior League with the Aristocats leading this week with 42 points, followed closely by the Corner Pins with 41, and the Strike , Outs and the Alley Crackers with 40 each. Next come the Pin Spots with 37, the Head Pins with 35, the Super Strikers, the Tigers, the Spares and the Alley Cats with 43 each, the Rolling Pins with 30 and the Weepiiig Willows with 29. Jane Symons had both the girls', high single of 199 and the. high double of 336. Tim Ad- diSor fra'alt4 boys' the'high 'ilOuble of 403; In the Bayfield Bowling League, the All Stars lead the way with 47 points, but are followed closely by the Dillies with 40, the Bombers with 39 and the Miracles with 34. Corrie Koene had both the ladies' high single of 306 and the high triple of 667, while Madelon Mcllwain had the high average of 208, Joe Koene swept all the men's honors, with the high single of 279, the high triple of 654 and the high average of 204. The Odds-N-Ends have a slim two point lead in the Clin- ton Mixed League, with 56 points, followed closely by the Deadbeaters with 54 and the Dumbells with 51. Next come the 'cloud "9" with 40, the Lonely Rangers with 37, the Corner Pins with 35, the Drib- blers with 33 and Black's Spots with 30. Nellie Steep had both the ladies' high single of 255 and the high triple of 653, while Val Marriage had the high average of 212. Joe Daer swept all the men's honors with the high single of 320, the high triple of 742 and the high average of 230: In the Wil-Dex Bowling League, the Ferroties are the front runners with 64 points, followed by the Precisions with 2, the Diamonds with 49, and he Chipbreakers with 48. Phyllis Allin had the ladies' igh single of 236, Marie anDarnme had the high triple f 591 and Nellie Burkholder ad the high average of 187. Ike Stinnissen swept all the en's honors with the high Ingle of 260, the high triple of 76 and the high average of 198. The Ladies' First are still tops in the Molson's Crown Mixed League with 49 points, but are followed by the Dumb Pokes with 43 and the Dusters with 41. Next come Dino's Dingalings with 34, Ron's Rogues with 30, Betty's Burris with 29, the Hi-Flyers with 28, and the Sideslips with 26, In the Londesboro Men's League, the Beavers are way out in front with 67 points, followed by the Otters with 42, the Wolves with 38 "and t' fie Poxes with 35, Cliff Sounder- cock had both the high single of tatioia:AaVatEsi*Oittsi titi1,:* striosoppotomoyetmftqmorti 280 And the high average of 231. Glen Carter had the high triple of 722. Angus' Anglers .are still on top in the Tuckersrnith Mixed League with 54 points, followed by Bob's Barracudas with 51, Tony's Sharks with 37, John's Joyfish with 34, Dave's Darters with 30 and Mel's Minnows with 25, Rose Hummel had the ladies' high single of 291 and Anna Aldwinckle had the high triple of 635. Tony VanDenDool had both the men's high single of 302 and the high triple of 713. In the Ladies' Afternoon League, the Pole Cats are still the leaders with 60 points, followed by the Alley Cats with 44 points', and the Bob Cats and the Tom Cats with 25 each. Joyce Van Riesen had the high single of 245, and Gerry Harris had the high triple of 671. Clinton Public School has had many activities in the first term of 1973.74 and we would like to tell you some of them. in mid-November, grades 1 and 5 had tuberculosis skin tests, The children in kin- dergarten received measles shots also. On November 26th, 27th and 28th, parent interviews were held. They are now completed, Each Friday there are assem- blies. The assembly on Decem- ber '7th was based on "The Night. Before Christmas". It was put on by Mrs. Jewitt's and Mrs. Allen's grade 6 class. Floor hockey has been organized. Girls and boys from grades 3 to 8 may compete in floor hockey which is now well underway. During the first fall of snow, Mr, Taylor and some helpers fenced in a snowball area on the school yard. The fence is made of rags, ropes and stakes. On December 20th grades 5 to 8 are having a Christmas dance, The last dance that grades -6 to 8 had was it noon hour dance.. .We had a school crest contest in which Larry Riehl won. The school colours are to be red and gold. • Electives are going on for grades 6 to S. They do things like chess, sewing and bad/1141- ton orienteering. The senior girls are. organizing a volleyball team which will compete against other schools. Practices started on Thursday December 6th. The Christmas holidays begin on December 21st and end on Jan, 2nd. Our first school term this year was interesting, busy and enjoyable. We're looking for- ward to the second term being the same. Erin Phillips Sherry Johnston ASSEMBLY Grade 2B put on an assembly on Dec. 14th at 1 p.m, in the auditorium. Our program opened with "0 Canada" and the Lord's Prayer:. The name of the play was "Santa and the' Stow,- away'. We Sang "JiMilly Christmas" at the beginning of our play, Jiminy Christmas was played by Cheryl MacDonald, who danced to the music, "Santa and the $tow-away is about Santa's. Anger at boys and girls who never say "Thank Yen." The people in the cast were; Jimmy Davis Terry Dobson, Santa Claus - Scott Kay, Mrs. Santa Leanne Thurlow, Helpers Doug MacLean, Jen- nifer Clynick, Scott Ducharme and Janet Trench, Children; Tammy Welch, Kent Colquhoun, Patrick Malpess, Pawn MacLeod; Pat Paul Nice, Kathy Ladd, Ricky Gilbert, Curtain bay- Dirk Un- derhill, Elves- Mary Ann Deweerd, Dennis PDX, Annette Garner, Patty Eackenbrook, Jason Lormand, Christene McGee, Doug Smith, Tommie Vender Meulen, Jamie Work- man and Steven Hynes, Com- mentator was Jeff Conic. At the end we sang "We Wish You A Merry Christ- mas". Then Mr. Taylor gave us some announcements and the assembly was dismissed. Mrs. Black's Grade 2