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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-03-06, Page 7ay NIL VENA ERICKSON Best wishes for a speedy recdvelry is sent out to Harold ve,. � was u oc act lv ty overtiie Johnson of thand Bend, who s oe�end 0ho� '�aytleld tiestedustained a broken leg during ejr second Moan - Tour- the play-off game with Hensall. r e rand Bend, Blyth hxa d :in the series, two games were Rayed Friday, six on Saturday four teams on Sunday. In e first. game on Sunday, rand Bend defeated Hensail 5 - for the "B"; Division Trophy, d in the second game, ayfleld defeated Goderich Candlelights 8-7 in sudden death overtime. Bayfield ;captured ' the "A" Division trophy in an exceptionally hard fought game. Special thanks goes out from the Bayfield Minor Hockey ;Association to the merchants of ;Bayfield who donated the hockey sticks presented to the most valuable player on each team; to Fairholme Dairy, Clinton for the chocolate milk Arena activities Since the hockey teams have the arena all warmed up, ac- tivities are continuing 'to raise funds for several projects. A St. Patrick4 Dance is slated for Saturday night March 15, on Friday Mar. 7 the Lions Bingo will be held in aid of the athletic field, and the Figure Skating Carnival is set for Sat. evening March 8. These are a few of the ac- tivities that. we tell people when they ask "What goes on in your little Village in the win- tertime?" ' Senior Citizens On Thursday, February 27, a very enjoyable evening was held by the Bayfield Ever Young Senior Citizens, when 37 �n on sat down to a pot -luck dinner. A donated for the players in- sing -song was held after the volved in the tournament; and meal, then the president, Mrs. to referees who gave of their Lloyd Makins, chaired the meeting. She opened with the time.The hockey players, the Lord's Prayer and a poem -.parents and the spectators entitled "The Little Things". It .extend a special vote of thanks is often those little kind words to George Telford, coach of the that mean so much to a friend Bayfield Atoms, who organized in need. and co-ordinated the tour- , . Secretary, gave the narent. treasurer, Mrs. Bill Parker, gave her report. After the meeting a few. games of bingo were enjoyed by all, Happy birthday wishes were then sung to several, after which a large birthday cake was enjoyed with a cup of tea to wind up a very enjoyable evening. The next meeting will be on Thursday evening; March 27 at 7:30 p.m. and all citizens 60 years of age or over are invited to join. Bayfield II 4-11 We started our first meeting on Mon. Feb. 24 at the home of Mrs. Joan Merner. We opened the meeting by talking about patterns and material for our project, "What Shall I Wear". We then had our election of officers as follows: pres., Dawn Emma McLeod; vice-pres., Beverly Semple; press reporter, Jo Anne Sturgeon. We are going to have a floating secretary. We voted on a fall project which was making bread. by Jo -Anne Sturgeon were Sunday , pests of bis.. _. parents, Mr. and Mrs,. Iareit.B. Sturgeon and Andrew on their return from a weekend visit with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Sturgeon, Jeff and Rollie in Orangeville, Rick Westlake, Kitchener, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake and family. Best wishes to William Oesch, Goshen Line, who is, recuperating at his home after being hospitalized in St. Joseph Hospital, London. - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and Tara, London, were weekend guests of Mr. Fred LeBeau. Mrs. George Reid, Varna, spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. L.B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker, were weekend guests of their sons and families, the W.C. Parkers in London and the Robert Parker's in Dor- chester. On Sunday evening, Bill Sr.. Bill Jr. and Charlie Parker attended the Toronto - Detroit hockey game in Detroit, Mich. Mr. Kenneth Pollock, .Hen- sall, visited his mother, Mrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen Line Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pollock, London and Mr. Ernie Pollock, Varna were Saturday guests of Mrs. Pollock. Pollock. Mrs. Fred LeBeau who has spent the past ten days in Toronto with Mrs. Fletcher .McLaughlin, Meagan, Alfie and Courtney left this week for a three week stay with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hovey in Vancouver, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer, .Waterloo, visited during the weekend with her father, Mr. Spencer (Spiny) Ervine, who is a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Mrs. Marilyn Kalanzis, Hickory, North Carolina, spent the past week at her residence on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Erickson . visited friends in Port Huron, Mich. on Sunday. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Tom Noble, St. Marys visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and Robbie on Sunday. Mr. Bud Sturgeon and Miss Barbara Davidson, - London The Clinton atom team, playing in the "C" division of the WOAA, won the championship on Sunday and go on to grand championship play. Pictured left to right back row are manager Bryan Marriage, Mike Taylor, Scan Van Dongen, Jim Fleming, Ian Peck, John Morgan, Paul Stephenson, Brad Hymers, and coach Butch Fleet. Front row are Mike Williscraft, Ronny Blake, Randy Marriage, Scott Kay, Jeff Taylor, Ray Taylor, David Allen, and Chris Ladd. (News - Record photo) Volleyball Tournament On Saturday, March 1, the annual volleyball tournament_ washeld in Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. The competition commenced at 9 a.m. with teams from Hullett, Blyth, Clinton, Holnzesville, Huron Centennial and Seaforth. Each girls' team and boys' team played one set against every other school. Three points were given for a win, and one point for every set loss. The winner of the girls' division was the team .frorn Hullett. Seaforth won the boys' division. The winners were awarded a small home-made trophy for their school. Huron Centennial tied the champions in each division but missed top honours due to their win -loss record. The Bayfield team won the "A" trophy at the second annual Bayfield Atom Tournament-heldDave on the weekend. Back row. left to right hn Ron. Front row are Rob Snelleff AlMDunnr,David Phoenix, Brian Vanaaken, and Rick S geoo,-Rob Chap , and DarlaTelford' (pboo*o by lvena.Erickson)- Grade four assembly ., Mr. Talbot's gradefour class entertained on Thursday morning, February 27th, with the assembly of the month. The assembly began with O'Canada. Then the class sang a song entitled, "My Little Dutch Garden". Next they presented a play, which was called, "Hans' Saves His Country,". The country was "' ;Holland due to their study in social studies. Sharon East played a piano solo. „Debbie Flynn step danced to the tune of "Turkey in the Straw" and a recitation was done by some of the pupils about our eyes. Darlene Hunking and Valerie Millson played a piano duet followed by a play called "Belling the Cat". Mr. Tremeer then gave his remarks, and called on Mr. Vincent from the Blytl Legion to present awards to the win- ners from Hullett at the public speaking contest, held on February 6th. Mr. Tremeer then turned the program back to Madame Chairman Shelly Westerhout. The programme ended with a song and "God Save Our Queen." Volleyball The Hullett girls' and boys' volleyball teams played Blyth on February 27. The Hullett boys travelled to Blyth and the Blyth ,girls came to Hullett. Three games were played at each school. 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