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bbedi�ltit-,
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• earne,
ning out
•Id, wind ►w"1i�interweather Saturday's parade. which
yed havoc with attendnnce attracted about a dozen
dQQ
linton!s Wf
cha np
bar.saic
lull events
ter:
1 attend hursday :James McIntosh, Seaforth:
al`
ht's carnivqueen Most. original Huron Pine
wning aatit �^Satur taays .. Construction; best com
+dren's program• drew'the- mercial -' Butler Con-
t disappointing crowds," . struction; .best club - Clinton
said. "� and ` District Snowmobile
ednesday; :.Jan 12th :':Club; -best` school - Clinton
for citizen's card :
party, Public -School.
ch began the`festiy ties, In Saturday's .= cham-
w a poo 1 your dtie to the ' pionship, brobmiiall, Par Line
Cher. 4� izeyrk onnie .took the ladios'` division and
lough?said sev i huchre• the Kinsmen,.. the men's
les were fila#yy Tlie. two `divi<sioi
r priz a'ely, re,won;by: Mr. Novi �ehockey playoffs,
Mrs E'd Godkin, the;first had Rojifi,F ay's team beat
e that ahusband and wife ` .out the team coached by
e walked off., with . both _:Philip.White
✓ prizes, Mrs ,Coiclough S.
}wii ii?t1
Other°nners at the Bo
hre pra"N
Mrs•
-Mrs
s r Carnlyat, :floats,. ' •saw- the 'following
1 and both Devin Talbot's alert passiflg-
y were fafrly`,:Clintoi ,and• Mr.and Mrs.
Graham Electric .=Noyiee checkod 'well had x sea..
defeated" Brussels 3-0 and perfect positionings tnd: out
MiIve -ton -0 ixt exhibition skated the apposition ids„ a
e(MtesiSlaStmgek.4. hard hitting game. Milverton
` in brussels, the Electrics
foundli.hardL to. catch .Dave
reliedon'a three'goatoutburst Jewell.'he scored rive .timesg
in thethird period. to clinch Kevin Telford, Kevin Talbot
the .win. , , For `the first two and Steve Schutz rounded out
periods 'the 1pnals played the scaring.
-poor Ttie assists went to Kelly:
lacked the good checking they Alibi • with. two, Dave,A'elford,
are normally noted for. AS a • Scott Garrow and Kevin
• result; the Brussels team had 'Telford: Shawn Larder; K'e11y.
numerous scoring 'chances` /Olin, 'Steve Schutz ,�aalrsd',
only, to ., be stopped ,,bY • Darren .Connelly, •were ;vet* yct
$i0. l ilitera a Williamson strong on 'the bluellne a}
an `± �aTie Wors�ell x night, The line of J"eweli R
f Dave 'Jewell Chapman and Kevin Telfo`
and l ve *Telford -.earned,,; were a scorning • threat e
their pals rn +third}duei'#o time they were on the
th, , Improved ec ing-i.oyer : Dave. Telford-,: Scott Gerrit.' .
the first two periods•" Darren Jewell and Kevin Telford.no.t.
Connelly and :-Scott',Garro* only killed penalties, but:
had assists Dave Telford, ,, ,noticed three goals as wail'
.go
Steve Schutz f handers w+ei� strung in kept the oppositiol off gusird
this gamma . . = most`~ OV:the a game Darcy
N A fired: tip 1eetric•,Meats: McGee and Jeff Scott show
' s omp,,etely donriinated good_. second' effort in'the
Milverton in the'8 0 win The offensive play„ ax,
Electricsyshowed a cot plete ' This Saturday the Electrics_
turnabout from• the'preitunts • will. ` host' " Walkerton at
game with Brussels as they -Vanastra fora 5 p.m. start.
's V'' it
a 1
ereladies' house t ng .die da 's
earl G'umnings activitletora3cjose. • ,
+�nn3tt Vise; , Ione , The carol cited up Sunday
d trirs,�., 1E'lo'rence .Lud - Mornif wl en ;'nearly 775
len, mhnl's higtr rank ,peo1)1*-- pt ttp. for''a pancaiike
owan;,X low •4•r' Ar hur ;>lreakfast up fo Lombardo
-reported that; 240 pounds of
yes;lot'ith >ia• George pancake: batter was',used,.to
ter. feest the horde,,and :said;the
1 rsday �'oWitingeofthe turnout''surpassed last year's
Queen atteridaarice,
Naney: Kueh%'win over The .;Sn winobile Poker
other c0 , P3•n 4:: Aisne 4
man, :first' runnerrup,
:Rally Sunday afternoon had
A:nstett; Wend► Gibbings 11.2 drillers participate with
Cher(; -Jefferson. Judges the following :inen taking the
e WIix a e'''''' Seaforth atkitfo ..:has 114:;. -0D ugg
or, Bettyarfitn atrlid
g Coventry • "x ��ioit►ets and'Dori,Fori es
e crowning, spa orad l91eariivIl 'le, inside the
he Lions Club an et to arena, only -200 ,spectators
Ors
at 8 tr► was`posi;p n"ed watched .the figure" skating
p' , ro rant that :featured
alt hayulai
�� ut�fai"ci sat to g guest
skaters: Blaine Moore and
m
t ore tit:
h en Carol Wheel*; of Winghafm,.
et TRK ztis > s Night who wilt compete 'for e
ettes'n i ltt
;ice ; Pairsi.�title at e
also p ag�c tt anadii rt Championships
�ndance,but•'duincfMs� :Lookin'
y � ver the �karnival
1 uce t1ae,12ic e:lt lVl�
a d 4 ,Ruth Loin '
v ' : ys ►barrio had
h e u of- liI y' -was o tl se
, �r the
ed lxclp aOf clubs and
.,v i ��orgdnizationsl>1 opera ting the
night'ai endo irlr �"ftan+i»ustarahtQ
our bestow d :;all ail,o" te
4ea r. rit�es - +at o H o: -' yy y}�LrarnI7��y�y:
Charles Coons picked up two
eCharlie "1VIacDonaI'd zYHvjactortes insathree games to
arned last week after' air? `move: pack u$ to a•third place
hbsence of several weeks Atte tie with' Doug, Brindley.
: to the bad toad conditions this
:winter,„ ,.Charlie .:picked up In the third level, - T:arry •
"right :where tic left off win- Page picked up his °firstdraw•
?sing his 16 gaffie without: a of the season to move within
os :i4 .003 of second place Jim
Gower.
We wish to welcome a new
member to the club - Mark
Jones; who started on . the ,
right foot winning his first
game but went on to lose the
next two. '
The standings as of,
January 12 are as follows:
Louth Stadelmann con-
tinued his winning ways
winning threegames to move.
within .001 of 'Bob Dick for
third place.
In, Level two, Jim Kingsley
Won his 22 game to strengthen
his hold on, first; place.'
W' .D L PCT.
C. MacDonald'l6 0 .0 ..1.000
D. Weary . 18.2 0 x .882
B: Dick ,, ..1.0 2 "3 .?67
1,Stadelmann24' 7
Larry Gower ..7 13 0
Jim Gower •«{ .. 6 15' 0
Barry Page .... 6 16, 1
Vanderlinde :.6N21 0
M. Page ...... 0 21 0
.350
.286
.283
.222
.000
Jim Kingsley 22 7 4;
Brien Miller__ 1`7
on Bogie. .13 12 3
Charles Cook .10 10 1
'Doug Brindley `.9 , 9 0, .,
Dennis Little 11
Mike:Kosgycki :,°3
.John I1oere 7
Sain Hassan
,15Q Rirk'Lyndon... 7
680 '; Bob.Fitzjames . 3
:518,. Nick;Gantner . 5
500.: Mark.)'ofee ... 1
.500 Darrell l£ioeze . 2
Ray Scott =0
4 0 .733
1' 1 ,700;
5 0 .583
6 1 .500
8 1
5 1 .3891.:
8 0, :38gXr',
2 0 :333,1:
9
5 ...0 .00(Ft
Your local newspaper's prime function is
to present the news . .. honestly and fully.
That's all. However, sometimes the report-
ing goes astray;.when the news is printed.
Some of our friends think this is amusing.
Some don't. We at your local newspaper
don't laugh easily when a mistake is made
in your local paper. ,
But in spite of our best efforts, it' does
happen occasionally. Even the editor' had to
smile when this caption appeared in his
newspaper under the picture of a fallen tree:
I The tree downed at this home
damaged spouting and shingles
if was snapped
bya violent guest. ('
In another newspaper, the coronation of a
high school beauty queen took an unusual
turn when the proofreaders overlooked
this one: .
Queen Margie White was escorted to
her throne by co -captains Jim Black
and --Frank Gruff. There she was
presented with roses and drowned.
Sometimes the classified ads are full of
surprises, too. The young Iadywho ran this
- advertisement is still wishirig that her
friends would let her forget it:
Wanted: Large well -furnished °room
by young woman about fifteen I
feet square.
Then there was the time one of our nice
Iowa ladies, trying to do her part to add
to the Christmas spirit of her home city,
found her efforts recorded thus:
Mrs. X set up a still life composi-
tion of angel figurines and greenery
entitled, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sin." •-,
So, when you see one like this:
• The Rotary male quartet' will sing, I
"1 need three every hbur . . "
Or this:
antedr
'ren tri
atinig `
mobilia w
fundis
ty forC
e firs'"l
araata
nsat
.eek,
ai
.1...
sponsored by AIr ,Canada
,T'which
00/Oho whinerand
uest; to rite: ' flown tli any ,
cle ti'liat t sory d b `the
f€irline,;;ltre aitrfare paid. T.
1 am now in position to hatch
your eggs at five cents, per egg ... I
please remember that local newspapers are
regarded by readers as a friend they can't
do without, and even a good friend is bound
to make a mistake once in a while,
When you stop to consider that over a million inches
,of news are reported each week in hundreds of
weekly newspapers throughout Canada, a mistake
• here and there doesn't sound too bad to some
people, But a misspelled name of a local citizen in a
news story is no laughing matter . , if it's about
' .you. _
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CANADiA:N COMMUNITY
NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION
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