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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-12-14, Page 1645 12 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Dec. 14, 1967 COMING EVENTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 ■ CASH Bingo, in Seaforth Legion Hall, 8:15 p.m.; 15 regular games for' $1000; 3 specials for $50.00; $100,00 jackpot to go, Sponsors, Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion, 50b 'pits worth I fhe use of having a new arena with all the WhafAthe use of having a new commuifRy arena with all the accompanying artificial ice fac­ ilities jf there’s no home town hockey team to use it? This thought may have prompted Clinton citizens to organize a men’s hockey team entered in an OHA Intermedi­ ate C league this year, The Colts, as they have named them, selves, are the first intermedi. ate team the town has formed for several years. A majority of the Colts are Clinton natives who have deve- served. - * * * TUESDAY DECEMBER 12 ‘ Regular bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, Jhckpot^$56.00 in 5$ numbers, 6 door prizes, 8:30 p.m.* ■** Merrill TV Service TELEVISION PORTABLE, CONSOLE, IN BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR. SUNDAY DECEMBER 17, SHOWING of film “The Salva­ tion Army and Christmas” after the night meeting at seven o’clock. The Salvation Army Hall, Goderich. Refreshments served. SATURDAY DECEMBER 16, BAKE Sale, Clinton Town Hall, 2:30 p.m, sponors, KinetteClub of Clinton. Coffee- will be, FOR ^CHRISTMAS STEREO HI-FI TOO- A portfait of the late Dr. B.C. Weir was unveiled by his son John Ra Weir, of London, and Miss Sadie Carter, of Goderich, his ntqgpe for many years, when the Auburn Centennial con­ cert was held recently. Dr. Weir, shown here with his dog, served the Auburn district for 60 years until his death at the age of 88, supporting loped their hockey skill through participation in the town’s well organized minor hockey pro­ gram, Several others, some of whom have played in Goderich Junior B teams pf previpus ■years, live in nearby centres. Having reached an age where they are no longer eligible for Junior B competition, they have joined an intermediate club in order to participate in a com. petitive brand of hockey. A (Clinton businessman, R.<|. (Bud) Schoenhals, is coaching the Colts, A veteran of OHA intermediate hockey himself, , Bud has put the Colts through several stiff workouts at the Clinton arena in preparation for the even more strenuous league games ahead, Two other Clinton townsmen . are filling important roles in the town’s newly organized intermediate hockey club, Ted KINNETTES" SNOWMAN at centre McCullough, who is undecided regarding his proper title, ad­ mits at least, that he was el. ected president of the Clinton Colts, Other officials on the team refer to Ted as General Manager. Without the active support of Clarence Denomme, Clinton fans would be lacking informa­ tion about members of their new mens’ hockey team, Cla­ rence, acting as publicity mana­ ger for the Colts, has supplied the names of each Clinton inter­ mediate. hockey player. .. The_.group consists of Clin­ ton, Palmerston, Llsfowel, and Milverton. Comprising the northern group are Wingham, Kincardine, Wlarton and She!* bourne. Use Classified Ads For Quick Results BUY! FROM L.O.L annual meeting held Clinton Murphy L.O.L. 710 held its annual meeting last week. Supper was at 7 p.m. Country Master of South Huron Frank Falconer con­ ducted the election and install, ation of officers of the coming year. Worshipful Master is Robert Glen; .Deputy Master Wilfred Glazier; Chaplain Robert Cook; Secretary John Henderson. Fin, Secretary Thomas Deeves; Treasurer Henry Sloman; Mar­ shal Harry Watkins, 1st Lecture Alex McMichael; 2nd Lecture Mervyn Falconer, 1st committee Norman Livermore, 2nd com. mittee Chas Nelson; 3rd committee James Turner, 4th committee Harold Crittender, 5th committee Chas Stewart; Tyler Gar Brock; Past Master Harold Crittenden. The orange order is going to sponsor the country church programe on C.K.N, X. at 8 a.m. Sunday morning. The last meeting for this year will be held to night. 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Recipients were Bonnie Stewart, left, and Carol McIlwain. DID YOU KNOW? St.. John Ambulance Cadets are expert babysitters. Prepar. ation of rood, burping, bathing, changing, and entertaining in. fants are all parts of St. John Cadets’ training. INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY 2 GAMES — DETROIT vs. CLINTON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 CLINTON’S NEW COMMUNITY CENTRE Starting at 7:30 p.m. — MIDGET — Detroit vs. Clinton Sponsored by J.J. Curran Crane Co. — Clinton Lions Club — JUVENILE — Detroit vs. Clinton Sponsored by Centreline Tool Co. — Clinton Legion Branch This International Hockey Night promoted by Clinton Minor Hockey Day Committee, whjch sponsors Minor Hockey Day on Friday and Saturday. Jan. 26 and 27, 1968. 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