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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-04-11, Page 8Wearing the Colts' hockey sweaters for luck, the Clinton arena's Rinky-Dinks, or Rink Rats, soundly defeated Casey Cougars 15-4 last week to win Stanley's Cup. Next year, the boys plan to stage the event for the Crippled Children. Here Jim. Collins presents the trophy to Rink Rat captain Butch Fleet. (News-Record photo) Sports Ladies League has. party 4.0•••••••••••mmov••• A PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENT FOR YOU! Hensali District Co-Op MEMBER LOANS HENSALL CO-0 .P is growing and expanding it's services to it's memb- ers - providing more goods and services to an increasing number of people. IF YOU are a member, or wish to become a member, consider the value of investing in YOUR OWN CO-OPERATIVE Interest Rates give you a good return on your money! PRESENTLY 8 34% For '5 YEARS 9% For Over 5 Years * Members should own as large a portion of their Co-Op as possible! * Sound Financing *Good Service *Competitive Prices *Shared Savings ,These are the Keys that keep your Co-Op in tune with the times! For Information talk to your nearest Co-Op Direttor or call THE HENSALL OFFICE 2 6 2 - 3 0 0 2 Kinette Club of Clinton Girls' Softball Entry Form Name Phone No. ...- Birthdate Mail to Mrs. Don .Jefferson , Box 711, Clinton by April 30 Open to all girls 9 to 15 It is expected that two groups will be formed — one for younger girls, one for older girls. If anyone is interested in helping with the girls' ball please contact the above. 15,16b Since we first began to build homes back in 1888, we've established a reputation at Halliday Homes Ltd., for offering our, customers uncompromising value for their money. In short, we've established a reputation for building the best. This year we're out to establish another reputation, that of offering our customers the widest selection of factory engineered com- puter controlled homes ever. In 1974, your Halliday dealer can offer you a choice of well over 100 differently de- signed, quality, engineered homes, which means your new home can be as unique as you are. No matter what your family or budget requirements are, your Halliday dealer has a model to suit you, In addition to your Halliday dealer'S large selection, you can count on him for help in organizing the subtrades, mortgage and financial arrangements and in tome cases, lot assistance. There has never been a better time to invest in a home and there has never been a better investment than a Halliday. See your Halliday dealer today. He'll tell you about his selection. He'll also show you why he can say: "Halliday Homes Ltd.: You simply can't do any better." • Remember VLA deadline is March 31. • All Halliday homes are N.H.A. approved. • BUILDER ENQUIRIES INVITED. I have enclosed one dollar for my Halliday Homes Ltd. "Home Catalogue" and/or fifty cents for my Halliday cottage "Catalogue", Please send it quickly to: VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE CANADIAN SPORTSMEN'S SHOW (TORONTO) CHM r Canadigh Homo ManutaclurOrs Assoclallon, Soccer season set For the first time since 190, the Clinton Bantams have a chance at taking the Western' Ontario Athletic Association Trophy as they battle Durham in the finals. The three game series is tied up at one game apeice and the final garne.of the WOAA series.) was played in Blyth last night; April 10, but no score was available when this story was written, Clinton won the opening Bowling N ews The Busty Beauties walked away with the championship in the second half of the season in the Clinton-Blyth Bowling' League. They collected 72 points, followed by the Slow Pokes with 72, the Six Pin Pals with 62, the Teetotalers with 61, the Happy Hookers with 56, the Boo-Boos with 55, the Alley Cats with 52 and the Swinging Mamas with 46. Deanna Snell had the ladies' high single of 271, and Mary Davey had both the high triple of 725 and the high average of 223. •The first series winners were the Slow Pokes. High scores for the year were Theresa Meehan with the high single of 353, Trudy Hill with the high triple of 790 and Mary Davey with the high average of 223, House League Basketball A new season of basketball has begun this year for the boys of grades seven • arid eight. Each noonhour, one team plays another team. The winner then goes on and challenges another team. This continues until one team has, won over all other teams. The teams are as follows, the Pistons, the Lakers, the Celtics, and the Knicks. , The team standings will be reported later as the play-offs, have not yet started. game of the series last .Satur- day night in Zurich. by .beating Durham 7-4, Clinton has been playing their 'home games where ever they can get ice because the Clinton Arena has been rented out for figure skating school.. In the Saturday night en- .counter, Clinton came out in the first period and scored .feur answered goals, " Clinton marksmen were Robert Heard With three goals, Paul Wise with two, and singles to Richard Carter and John McMahan. , Allan Taylor picked up three assists while single points went to Paul GSlachiuk, Marvin Merrier, John McMahon, Peter Thomp- son, Danny Proctor, 'Steve Jones and Bill Roy. Sunday night -in Durham in The home economics branch of the Ontario ministry of agriculture and food. is again holding 4-H Homemaking Club Achievement Days in, Huron County, The 1,100 girls who are par- ticipating in the current project, "Taking a Look at Yourself", have been studying tips on good grooming, storage. of clothes, — . the second game,, t.furnam edged, Clinton Durham tallied three times in, the opening period and Rob Heard scored froih Steve Campbell in the second. in the third -frame, Clinton outscored Durham on goats by Steve Jones, unassisted, and Hill Roy from Pete Thomp- son, In the WOAA zone- finals, Mitchell beat Clinton 5-1 in the third game of the best of three final to take home the trophy which Clinton won last year. Penalties proved costly for the Clinton team as they were nailed 14 times to Mitchell's six. Bill Roy scored Clinton's only goal in , the third period from Rob Heard and Pete Thompson' skin and hair care, and posture. Each girl has been working on a special good grooming or storage aid or project per- taining to the unit. Miss Jane Pengilley, Home Economist for Huron County, will be conducting the following Achievement Days throughout the County: Crediton Area, Stephen Central School, April 20; Exeter Area, Exeter High School, April 27; Clinton Area, Clinton High School, May 3; Zurich Area, Zurich Community Hall, May 11; Blyth Area, Blyth Public School, May 18; Lucknow Area, Brookside Public School, May 25; Brussels Area, Brussels Public School, June 1; Seaforth Area, Seaforth High School, June 8; Wingham Area, F,E. Madill Secondary School, June 15; Gorrie Area, Howick Cen- tral School, June 22. All friends and relatives are invited to attend the afternoon program, which begins at 1:15 p.m. The girls will be presen- ting skits and exhibits on various topics related to good grooming. Your presence will show ;your support for the young people of the county. The home of Mrs. Dot McLean was the setting for the Ladies Afternoon League bowling banquet, follovied by the presentation of prizes. The team, the Pole Cats con- sisting of Pat Mann, Wonnetta Holland, Jean Smith, Marg Coombs and Ceacilia Edgar was the season's winner. The play-off champions were the Tom Cats. Their team con- sisted of Nancy Wise, Betty Hall, Phyllis Mountford, Dorothy Pickett, Barb Holland and Vera Beck. Erma Hartley, with a 212 average, was the winner in the high average category. High triple was won by Rosemary Clinton police .repart„ Clarence McGregor of no fixed address was convicted Monday of possession of stolen property and will be sentenced today after Clinton police recovered about $300 worth of stolen tools taken along with a truck last Friday night. The truck and tools, belonging to Charles Krieger Contractors of Seaforth, was reported stolen from the Elmhaven Motor Hotel. Con- stable Don Armstrong of the Clinton Police investigated the incident. In Clinton court last week, Les East of Clinton arid Bradley Evenshen of Seaforth were each fined $40 and or- dered to pay damages after they were convicted of willful damage in connection with a rock thrown through a window of a house on Princess Street. Fined $25 and costs for having liquor in a place other than their residence were John A, Goldsworthy of Clinton, bred McDonald of Clinton, John Howard of Clinton, Albert Wubs of RR 2, Bayfield Don Easton of Simcoe, Wayne P. Rozak, David Mustard of RR 1, Varna, Stewart Glousher of RR 1, Londesboro. Keith Bottema of Clinton was 'fined $100 for consuming liquor in a place other than his residence and Kenneth DeWeerd of Londesboro was fined $80 for the same offence. Ronald rich of RR 1; Clin- ton was fined $20 and costs for making unnecessary noise and David Riley of Kitchener was fined $50 for using a license plate issued to another person. R. Richard Shouldice of RR 1, Walton was fined $20 for failing to stop at a step sign, as was Douglas Peterson of Clin- ton, Graham 13owker of Clin. ton was fined $30 for failing to yield the right of way to another vehicle and James Fehr of RR 2, Clinton was fined $60 for having liquor while under age. .NOYVS-REMRD, THURSDAY .A, First since 1951 Bantams seek tide The 1974 senior soccer leagne starts on :May .5th and Clinton has .once. again entered a team in the London and District Soccer League's Third Division. The third division will have definite Huron. County, _flavour this year, Clinton, Goderich, Exeter, St. Colum; bian and Grand Bend have all entered teams. Clinton, who played their first season last year finished a commendable fifth out .of nine entries and are seeking a first place spot finish, that would enable them to move up to the second division, . Many of last year's players will be returning to the Clinton squad, and a few new faces have been added from the town -and the high school ranks. The goalkeeping duties this year will be in the hands of Doug Reilly of Clinton,, the towin's newest policeman. Reilly- played for several years with London's First Division teams, Don McPaid, who was signed to the Clinton team late last: year, will travel from :Toronto and last year's captain, Charlie Lipp will journey films -London, The Clinton Soccer Club will play their firit exhibition game against Goderich on April' 21st in Goderich at ,3 :but meanwhile, to get the team in shape for the season, workouts. start this coming Monday April 15th at-6 p.m. sharp. •All poten- tial players as well ,as the regulars are asked to be there for .the -workouts, Hullett Happenings. Assembly Miss Adams and her class two kindergarten pupils presen- ted an assembly on Thursday April 4. They opened the program with "0 Canada", followed by songs, "Peter Cottontail" and "I'm a little bunny". Next. came "the Meaning of Easter", a rhythm band, dancing Looby Lou, the auction song, and "The Windmill". Carolyn Dougherty gave a recitation and Connie Hoggart did a tap dance. Several other ; songs were sung And the• assem- bly' ended with "The Queen". Achievement Days set for Huron Armstrong with a 721, and Pat Mann took high single with a score of 326. Perfect attendance pins were won by Joyce Van, Riesen, Erma Hartley, Vivien Knights, Rosemary Armstrong, Pat Mann, Naney Wise, Betty Hall , and Phyllis Mountford. President Wonnetta Holland thanked Phyllis Mountford, treasurer and Joyce Van Riesen, secretary, for their work and also thanked Mrs. McLean for the' lovely meal. The executive for the fall season will, be Betty Hall, president; Pat Mann, treasurer; and Rosemary Armstrong, secretary. 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