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THURSDAY,
CLINTON 1NEW S_E,EconD
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Clinton 6---ListowelMarch 25 LASGoa e h SIsttu l Ma hn 6 CLINTON HEAR ADDRESS
death 1�Iateh(At hilly, Nedager Ltowergof,lDytctubON PREVENTION
Suddeti-
"Dont take the attitude: it
can't happen to me," Ralph
Leonard, London, representative
h ]'s
de[ence� �9��Dra9wi.BMcEWn�D(a9elierwkcyton Tues Y, a urn• de-
4inton Colts: goo , is ittal; ctre,
Colguhoun,)defence,Draprwt,BMcEwn;wns,aLtmateore.
At Gode
,richTo_nigbt
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(By RSA)
Clinton, Colts looked pretty
bad as they dropped a 10-6 de-
cision to ListowelBeavHAers
tesin the
Intermed-
iategame of the
"B" second round play-offs
in Goderkh Memorial Arena
Saturday evening.
But they came back t lifeuwith
a vengeance and edr ed out a
close 6-5 victory r t even-
ers to Mileceton in the running.
deg stay
The claim nth the
will
take the Listowel gang
third and final game of the series
iu Goderich Memorial Arena to-
That
o-
night. be seen, but
at mains to
good contest. Its "curtains"
the losing outfit.
Just a Bad Game
Coats definitely got a bad game
out of their collective rSaturday
systems
in the CountY in the ay
night. After snapP g
first
pair of goals, that was the close
t
they ever got to winning.
count stood 3-2 at the .end of the
first and 8-2 at the end of the
second.
�ky�,_ � L69. ,�sb��� ��b Bassett, B.IItttaa. Bleck-
Counter; alternates- Y, a e
(Maltby, Cam Maltby, Edgar, Jobb Bassett, B. Bitten, Black -
,Strong, Wilson. _ xn Nediger;
Strong, H y,
10 o k e d l Listowel Beavers: goal, Dutch- Clinton ; oil` -»8° 1. Nedig
prettye-goal lead punto hope chest burn; defience, Hamilton, Spit'; defence, Lartl.iff, Draper,
lgas, but the to centre, Helmka; wings, G. Batton, centre, MCEwer ; wings, went all askew at the er after Wray; alternates -Smith, K. Hay, Counter; alternates, 'Cam MaMay,
Beavers Bud Bit- Clare Maltby, Eager. Strong,
mark when ,the Be_ D. Hay, Jobb, Bissett, Haply, Neiians, Wilson.
living up y lick' name all p
iod,aido go clicked with a rt ton,efere ass -Pat Gardner and Hal First 1 eriod (Counter)
pair ie the pis apo 1 -Clinton, lVlcEwan
That tied up the match and Baird, Stratford. . 4.31 Clare
rs quite First• PeriodCain
gave the Clinton supoo3'�IlaanLLton) 2 -Clinton, 6,15
Maltby
a few varieties of goose Pi mPles, 1 -Listowel, K. Hay ( Maltby,lbtCl, re
In fact, either teem could have 3.26 1VIeEwan) 3 -Listowel, 15lmka (Sp'
G.
taken the decision, and if it had 2 ---Clinton, Draper ( Bitton) 1.Hel
4.12
been "Listowel, it would have 6.12Bitton) 19.20
been "good-bye, Clinton" for this 3' --:-Clinton, Draper (Counter) 4 -Listowel, Helmka (IWZiY, G.
a 7.07 Penalties; K. Hay, Colquhoun, 5 -Listowel, Helmka, 9.
season second line,' after Penalty:.Woods.
However, the all Smith. Woo Period
through
held the off icscore sheet Second Period
to liie, .t piece, suddenly came
thers Maltby, 4--Listorovel, Spittal, 3.24 6 -Listowel, V�7oods, 6.20.
withd.Ca bio Belrtlif'f) 7 -Listowel, •S p i t t a 1 (Hay,
to life,it to 5 -Clinton, McEwen ( Smith) 7.30
Clare and Cara, streaking 12.59. (Helmka)
the Listowel citadel, the former
doing the big chore. This thrust 6 Spittal) 18.11 Bassett (D. Bt�on 8-9.00owe1, Wray,no fire.
came with only 38 seconds to9-Listowel, owe!, W r a Y (Woods, Mr. Leonard stated that one-
ittio mak Penalty: Bartliff.
Helmka) 10.05
sed by
playieaccordin g to oucto make Third Period (Spittal) 15,40 I third fire loss was -au
and was, just late enoughpenalties. corelessixess with cigarettes and
stick for good. Colts helti off 7• ---Draper) Counter
nter (McEwan,'10 oLis 110 -Listowel, Wray
the desperate Listowel attackers (Counter) Third Period ynate1ies.
!come gong sounded. 8 -Clinton, Bartliff ( 11 -Clinton, Draper (McEwen) Ikto preventtfires rand
s a , 9-Listowel,McEwen va
in ee Com
n Counter,
mon fats and
14 -Listowel, G. Bitton 2 m I s and electric. Everyone should
of the Ont
Department,
bers of Clint
their semi
-
log in St. P
week. He
Prevention,
President
was ch�adrm
introduced
thanked in
W. B
Robert D
Ewan, wh
Leonard as
"We can
speaker
tremendou
ly by Ea
triangle"
heat. "1
gethee, w
one of
ario Fire Mars a
advised the mem-
on Lions Club at
monthly dinner meet
tail's Parish Hall, last
was discussing "Fire
Hugh R. Hawkdhs
an. The speaker was
by J. A. Sutter, and
behalf of the Club by
McAlpine, Guests were
raper and F. M. Mo-
o had served with Mr.
firefighters.
't red, retire ng to theth
averred,
s damage done annual -
n. He said the "fire
were fuel, oxygen and
f the three occur to-
e have a fire; if
thereany-
hem is' lacking,is
Th re
at any rate, it should be a "far
FIRST STEPS
. (Continued atom Page. One)
group included W. E. Perdue,
chairman; C.J. Livermore, sec-
retary -treasurer; and A. J. Mc-
Murray, member.
Final decision seemed to be
that it should be known as' a
Community A
in order to be
available, they
those offered
Boards Act.
W E Perd
June 1947anti
to change fro
to Communi
Board, and th
operating and
Centres Act,
need to go b
Board, as the
October, instead of the al
monthly meetings. Tentative plans
were made for a picnic in the
summer months.
just folded
The Clinton lads
up completely in the second stanza
and looked like a bunch of wild
horses rather than a smooth, well-
trained team of Colts.
However, they improved
suf-
ficiently in the third period
outscore the opposition 4-2.
A Sizzling face
Both teams knocked off a
sizzling Pace with Clinton being
Tues-
day the teed, the way„
in lead most of
after Listowel had tallied the
initial marker.
Colts led 2-1 at the end of the 'sari
first, and the ofscot e second.
3-3 at the endwas a real
The third period
humdinger with Lady Luck rath-
er smiling our way. Counter and yu .(sub -goal).
Bartliff banged Clinton into aa Cooper
until the welcome
call we reckon. 5.4
precautions
It wa-o Spittal (Helmka) C49 (Draper) I nous methods to utilize in
15.4 12 -Clinton, fighting them.The thr
a� ALL TEAM 10 --Listowel, K. Hay (Smyth) 13lmto 1
16.05
types of fires were caused
HENS• 15.40 (H 1 kal by mbusbyon through
ELIMINATES l i ---Clinton Clare Maltby (Cam
Penalty:
EXETER IN TWO' Mal
these. Draper. 15 -Clinton, McEwa�n (Drape'") o
0 18.47 • MERYYN RATAN
HEADS HURON
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By our Hefeat correspondent) Sponsors Twp 16 -'Listowel, Hays (Smith) 19.41
Hensel!' defeated Exeter 9-binLegion
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Of -
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Hen -
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title, having Captured the fust pounced its "mansport committee, Kr iG herds of Jemes D. County Trappers' Association at
night 11-6• the ensuing Y in the Board
Wednesday ondatr Cowan (chairman), to Kirby, R. vol, and W. C. Harris, King, aa fCo annual meeting
the nest round M Hays Sales last week. J. Room, Ontrardo Agricultural Of -
In Ailsa Craig defeated Hen- Wheeler, C. C. Proctor; outdoor: C Jarvis M Arena last paid the fl Clinton eetng in evening.Boa
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Plans for the year include the in femlaes was paid by Ernn Johns
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