Clinton News-Record, 1961-03-16, Page 10Goderich Township Couple Win Carnival Prizes
Most senior skaters on the ice at the Skating Carnival held in Clinton Lions
Arena last Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powell, RR 3, Clinton. The
event was a revival of what once was an annual affair, and the interest shown
indicates that it may well become again an annual event, (News-Record Photo)
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Clinton Ontario
All Clinton Hockey
Teams Eliminated
(By A, L, Colquhoun)
Clinton's three minor hockey teams were all eliminated
from further competition within a week's time. First it
was the Kinsmen Peewees who were put out by Walkerton
in their bid for the WOAA Peewee "B" championship a week
ago Monday. But there is still a bright spot here, as the
Peewees have been accepted es a "C" team m the Young
Canada Hockey' Tournament at Goderich during Easter week.
Followers of the juveniles and Midgets should not feel
too downhearted as both were eliminated by better teams
in the first round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association play-
downs, Both had won WOAA "B" championships in their
respective classes, The Legion-sponsored Juveniles hold quite
an impressive record of only two losses in 25 games played
this season. The two losses were the final two games with
St. Marys. The team had two tie games during the league
schedule and a play-off tie with Palmerston.
Although they lost a few games in league play, the
parent-sponsored Midget team, coached by John Hartley
and Councillor Norman Livermore, had a good record this
season. They were eliminated by a superior team from Blen-
heim in the first OMHA round.
By winning WOAA championships the Juveniles and
Midgets are still the best teams in their class covering a wide
portion of Western Ontario served by the WOAA.
I'm sure the players and management of both teams
will go along with me in hoping both St. Marys and Blenheim
win Ontario ehampeenships in their respective series.
MUCH STRONGER TEAM
Blenheim Wins Two Straight
To Eliminate Clinton Midgets
BLENHEIM 11 - CLINTON 4
First Game - Wed., March 8
Mickey Gray with four goals
led Blenheim in the first game
of OMHA Midget "B" play-
downs here last Wednesday. Bl-
enheim led 4-1 at the end of
the first period, 6-1 at the end
of the second and added five
more in the third period to win
easily 11-4. Bev. Harland scored
twice, and the other five goals
were scored by five different
forwards.
Clinton's best scorer was
Laurie Colquhoun with two last
period goals. Other Clinton
scorers were John Cooper with
one goal and one assist, and
Bob Livermore, with one goal;
Borden McRae drew two assists
both on Coiquhoun's goals. Oth-
ers drawing assists were Bruce
Cooper, Don Colquhoun and
Craig Cox.
Referees Lou Heinbuck and
Bill Gateriby, of Mitchell hand-
ed out only four penalties to
each team in the cleanly played
game.
BLENHEIM 15 - CLINTON 3
Second Game - Sat., March 11
Back in Blenheim on Satur-
day night it was Gray again
who spearheaded his team's
15-3 win over Clinton. He
scored six goals, Bob Livermore
was Clinton's top scorer with
two goals,
KINSMEN PEEWEES FLAY
LAMBETH AT GODERICH
Clinton Kinsmen have been
informed that their Peewee "C"
hockey team play Lambeth at
8.30 in the morning on Monday,
April 3 in the first game of the
Goderich Lions Young Canada
Week Tournament.
Noe 10,Clintan News,Recard—Tham, March 160 1961 1
Ladies Bonspiel
Closes Season at
Station Clinton
The Ladies Curling Club of
RCAF Station Clinton held its
annual cib bonspiel, Saturday,
March 11 to end a very suc-
cessful curling season.
Two draws were played and
the bonspiel champions were a
rink skipped by Mrs. Vern Nel-
son with Mrs. S. Tremblay, 3rd,
Mrs. G. Michalski, 2nd, and
Miss A. Mulrooney, lead. The
winners of this draw were a-
warded the Corrie Trophy.
In the second draw the win-
ning rink was skipped by Mrs.
Betty Shepherd, Mrs. 3. Buck,
3rd, Mrs. Hanspeck, 2nd, and
Mrs. D. Senior, lead.
The Ladies Curling Club
would like to thank the follow-
ing merchants of Clinton for
the prizes which they donated
for the hanspien Aiken Bros.,
Anstett Jewellers, Newcombe's
Drugs and Pennebakers Drugs.
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Homemakers
Bowling League
High triple of the week went
to Mrs. D. De Metz, 566, and
high single to Mrs. M. Fraugh-
ton, 252. High team triple of
3049 and high team single of
1072 went to the Aces.
Scores aver 200: A. Zadou,
239; E. Vallee, 228; 3. Dubuc,
226; .D. Kenny, 216; J. Hubei,
216; D. Abbott, 215; D. De
Metz, 214, 207; M. Coombs,
214; M. Edge, 211; J. Barnes,
209; W. Naven, 207; H. Dewar,
206; M. Linforcl, 201.
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Fire Protection
Levy Raised
For Townships
(continued from page 1)
of a rural truck housed in Sea-
forth and manned by Seaforth
Department.
Hullett supports the Seaforth
rural truck and also contrib-
uites to Blyth. Reeve T. Leiper
spoke in appreciation of cover-
age given by Clinton. "We look
to Clinton to help us," he said.
Deputy Reeve Morgan 3. Ag-
new and Reeve W. J. Forbes
carried on a running feud th-
roughout the meeting. Mr, Ag-
new advised all farmers to have
a farm pond. Mr. Forbes re-
torted that "you might always
be able to find a pocket for
water in a pool table, but not
always on a farm."
Mr. Agnew said, "I'm awfully
glad to see you rural reeves
taking care of the money of
your municipalities, You're not
so keen with caring for county
money." Reeve Forbes retorted,
"You're not so keen up there
either."
Mr. Agnew suggested, "you
fellows want something for
nothing." Mr. Forbes, "no we
don't."
A number of suggestions
were raised. Reeve Coleman
hoped to see the rate worked
out on the basis of area cover-
ed in each township. Councillor
Ernie Talbot suggested operat-
ing on the basis of any con-
tractor with equipmeet—paid
for hours worked when called.
Reeve Coleman suggested of-
fering the Bruce-field equipment
on a "mutual aid" basis and get
protection similar to the ex-
change method of Clinton with
other towns.
The town council retired wh-
ile the rural ones Conferred. In
a few minutes town council de-
cided to reduce' the suggested
rate by $50 a year (to $200)
to each council. The mayor
presented this proposal.
After several more minutes
the township councils called
their hosts back to the room
and spokesman, Reeve Ivan
Forsyth (county warden) offer-
ed $150 a year,
The meeting adjourned as
Mayor Miller indicated that
this WoUld not be satisfactory,
At Monday's cottricil Meeting
a Motion Was passed that Word
would be sent to each of the
rural councils stating that the
rate is $200 a year with 110
Change in hourly rates
Kinsmen Squirt
Hockey Playoffs
The semi-finals in the Kins-
men, Squirt Hockey League be-
gin on Saturday morning at
10 o'clock when the Canadiens
play the Maple Leafs; then at
10.30 the Bruins vs. Rangers in
the other semi-final, Next Sat-
urday, March 25, will be the
finals.
Prior to the semi-final gam-
er
'
the All-Star Squirt team
holds at practice from 9 to 10
o'clock. And' from 11. to 12 the
Weewee-age boys get instruc-
tion and a practice session,.
Ontario St. Church
School Holds
Skating Party
The Sunday School of On-
tario Street United Church held
their annual skating party in
Clinton Lions Arena on Wed-
nesday, March 8 Obtaining the
use of the rink was arranged
by John Levis. Supper follow-
ed at the church, served by
executive and mothers, and 230
atterded, in spite of the bad
weather.
After supper the executive
met in the church parlour, with
the superintendent Robert El-
liott in charge, The Rev. Grant
Milk led in opening prayer.
Miss Olive Johnson read Luke
15: 11-24.
A report on the vacation
school was given by Mrs. F.
Powell. After some discussion
decision on this was carried
over to the April meeting.
The religious and life emblem
for Guides of the church was
discussed and those qualified to
obtain the badge will be test-
ed by Mr. Mills and Mr. El-
liott, after completion of the
required tests set by the Unit-
ed Church.
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RCAF Padre Talks
At Happy Doubles
Regular Meeting
The Happy Doubles Club of
Ontario Street United Church
met in the church parlour with
27 present on Tuesday even-
ing, March' 14, with F/L the
Rev. and Mrs. C. McLaren,
RCAF Station, as guests. De-
votions were presented by the
Rev. G. Mills, Marianne Col-
Clough and Eileen Potter.
L McLaren delighted his
audience with his wit and hum-
our, Complete With two suit-
cases full of materials and pro-
ducts he demonstrated the prop-
er way to finish different typ-
es of wood. Beautiful lamps
and ornaments and a table
Ontario St. WMS
Hear Reports,
Plan To Pack Bale
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of Ontario Street United
Church met in the church par-
lour on Tuesday, March 14 at
2.30 p.m. with 18 members an-
swering roll call. The presi-
dent, Mrs, W. B. Olde opened
the meeting with a hymn. The
devotional period was led by
Mrs. R. Plumsteel. She chose
as her theme "Ministry Sur-
prise" and closed with prayer.
Reports were heard from the
different departments and a
letter from Mrs. Tiffin, Wing-
ham accepting the invitation to
speak at the Easter Thank-
offering. May 16 was the date
set for packing a bale for the
Fred Victor Mission in Toron-
to and one for overseas relief.
It was decided to serve cof-
fee and doughnuts to the Hur-
on. United Church Men on Mar-
ch 21 at 10 a.m. Mr. Mills
spoke on the organization of
United Church women, Mrs.
Olde, Miss Sybil Courtice, and
Mrs. Mills were appointed to
act on a committee to organ-
ize, a provisional committee.
Mrs. M. Wiltse, Mrs. Mel
Crich and Miss E. Wiltse were
appointed to attend Presbyter-
ial in Witigham on April 6.
Mrs, R. Fear reported for the
Watch Tower. Miss E. Wiltse
was in charge of the Study
Book. She was assisted' by Mrs.
A. Colson, Mrs. Mel Crich and
Miss Sybil Courtice, Mee. M.
Batkin read excerpts from a
letter received from a cousin,
a missionary in Freetown, West
Africa.
Goderich
Township South
Doug McDougall, Goderich, is
visiting his old neighbours at
Porter's Hill on Sunday.
B o lb Bailey, Amherstiburg,
spent a week visiting his grand'-
mother, Mrs. J. R. Stirling and
returned' home on Tuesday.
James MacDonald celebrated
his 83rd birthday in Clinton
Public Hospital on Saturday.
He has been a patient there
for nine months.
made from driftwood, cedar,
and choice walnut which he had
constructed himself were shown.
A relay fanning a ping pong
ball down the recreation ball
was followed by square danc-
ing,
Business was conducted and
a committee was formed to
secure a new nursery room for
the babies during Sunday
morning church service. A
delicious lunch was served and
the singing of taps brought the
evening to a close.
Imps
Gerry Harris, 177; high single,
High Average--13, Harris :233
High Single—Hough —38
High Five—B. Harris —1,387
iVIIKED TOWN LEAGUE
Budgies
Cleaners 37 32 0 12 86
Dabbers 30 38 1. 9 7
Drivers -;,)8 40 11.0 67 Hearts 31 38 0 13 7
men, R, Mclay, 350; high
Clubs
Stars 39 30 0 14 9
high team game, Budgies, 1126;
White, 230, high average, ladies
single ladies, L. Gibbings, 291
high team triple, Clubs, 3040; high triple, men, R. Burbriclge
852; high triple, ladies, Vern
Reid, 666.
Immo LEAGUE
High average, men, Ber
Team Total
INTER-TOWN LEAGUE
Zurich
Goderich A
Exeter A
Goderich '13
Wingham Exeter B
Clinton B
H. Schellenberger .. 90
J. Irwin .,,, „. 88
Clinton. A
L. Fawcett
Team
W L T HT 14,
38 31. 0 10 86
38 31 0 12 8
34 35 0 1.4 82
Politte
100
173
143
1.97
156
158
105
24
95
BOWLING NEWS
R. Behrendt 77
Men's
High Average—J. Graham-19
High Single —3, Graham-33
High Triple —3. Graham 78
Ladles'
High Average—
Ada Schellenberger-17
High Single—
Ada Schellenberger-30
High Triple—
Ada Schellenberger-71
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L IITPt
Rocks 27 21 13 6
Wiseguys 26 22 16 6
Wheels 21 27 10 5
Bums 22 26 9 5
High average, Ron Liver
more, 203; high single, Ron
Livermore, 309; high double,
Ron Livermore, 517; high tea
single, Wiseguys, 1069; hig
team double, Wiseguys, 1,943.
Ladies high single, Susan Smith,
192; ladies high double, Susan
Smith, 319; ladies high average,
Susan Smith, 119.
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HOLMESV1LLE
MRS. F. MoCULLOUGH
Phone HU 2-7418
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McCullough were
their daughter, Miss Frances
McCullough, Toronto, and Sgt.
and Mrs. L. E. Morton, Winni-
peg, Man., and formerly of
Holmesville. Sgt. Morton and
his family are enroute to their
new home at Lawrencetown,
N.S., near Greenwood, N.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pipe,
London, and Miss Sandra Wil-
liams, Burlington, were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Williams.
Mrs. Harry Cudmore spent
the weekend in Toronto, and
attended the hairdressers' con
vention at the Royal York Hotel.
Council In Action
(continued from Page 1)
other stations increase power
at night.
Other councillors said they
got good reception from Wing-
ham.
Councillor Bridle commented
that Wingham was a strictly
rural station, and that another
one on a slightly different tr-
ack would be favourably re-
ceived. He said there was no
criticism concerning the stat-
ions existing at present.
Mrs. C. Trutt, reporter at
the meeting for dai y press and
for CKNX, defended' the station
as giving good coverage to Cl-
inton. "They've leaned over
backwards to serve this area.
They have given hundreds of
hours free time to the town."
Councillor N. Livermore com-
mented that lit seemed "the
more stations there are, the
poorer reception on radio you
get. It's very difficult to get
one station separate from the
others."
The News-Record reporter
commented that she could see
Jittle basis upon which the
council could support the in-
stallation of a radio station in
Goderich."If it were being pl-
anned for Clinton," she said,
"it would be understandable."
Councillor W. C. Newcombe
said that he had known Mr.
Beatty for yeare. The station
planned would be much strong-
er than the one now in opera-
tion at Oakville. "It would have
a high wattage at night to cov-
er the entire county. He is a
Goderich boy, and I would fig-
ure on favouring home talent
where it is possible,"
Councillor Rumball noted
that only two wavelengths were
available, and if a county of
Huron man could obtain the
license for one of them it would
be a good thing.
Mr, Newcombe stated that
"Wickham Station has done as
lot for me, and I'm grateful
to them for it."
The News-Record reporter
stated that the paper did not
feel particularly hostile to an-
other advertisoing media Oper-
ating in the area, although
Weald certainly mean coMpe-
titian for available advertising
dollars, however, she noted that
it was expected that the sta-
tion at CKNX WOuld lodge a
brief with the Board of 13roadi-
cast Governors concerning the
proposed etatioh, and that it
was possible that the weekly
publishers in Huron would con-
sider doing the sattie thing,
Clinton Lions Arena Schedule
Last Chance for Skating
Arena Closes Sunday, March 26
Thursday, March 16-
4.00-5,00 p.m.—LIONS FREE SKATING—P.S. Grades 5-8
Friday, March 17-
8,0040.00 pan.—PUBLIC SKATING
Saturday, March 18-
9.00-12.00 a.m.—Kinsmen Weewee and Squirts hockey
2.00 4.00 p.m.--PUBLIC SKATING
8.00-10.00.m,--PUBLIC SKATING
Sunday, March 19-
1.00.-2.00 pm,—TOTS SKATING (must be accomp. by adult)
2.00 - 4.00 Am.—PUBLIC „SKATING
8.30-10,00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING
Monday, March 20-
7.00-8.00 p.m.—Kinsmen Hockey-2nd Game Peewee Finals
8.00 - 9,00 p.m,—Hydro Hockey Practice
9.00-10,00 p.m.—aunior Farmers Practice
Tuesday, March 21
4.00 5.00 p.m.—LIONS FREE SKATING—P.8. Grades 1-4
8.00-10.00 prn.--Christian Refeinned Church Skating Party
Wednesday, March 22-
2,00 4,00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING
8,0010,00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING
Thursday), March 23
4,00 -5,00 p.m.—LIONS FREE SKATING—P.S, Grades 5-8
9,00-10.00 p.m.—Brumfield Hockey
Friday, March 24-
8.0040.00 p.m.—,PCBLIC SKATING
Saturday, March 25-
9.0042,00 a.m:—Xinstnen Weewee and Squirt aioekey
2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING
8.00-10.00 pint —PUBLIC SKATING Sunday, March 26.
1.0'0.2,00 p.m.-TOTS SKATING (mat be accomp, by adult) 2,00 4.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING. 8,3040.00 PUI3LtC SKATING
Mrs,
arge
Cox.
8 am
0 took
5 ing
told
. Don
a
very
the
hour
ed.
time
Hears
Giv
Street
March
dance.
Lavis
theme
s Scripture
Clinton
2 Canadian
speeches,
Canadian
Spot".
forth,
, companied,
known
minutes.
thanked
soloists.
served
e
Hearthside
of
Misses
and
part
of
Miss
step
Mrs.
Fringe
Miss
Hearthside
Bert
led
contest
. sang
Symons,
lunch
followed.
9
the
dance,
song,
United
Mrs.
"Lent
Branch
Sharon
Robert
beautifully
Olive
the
with
Garrett
the
was
Grace
Heather
in the
Legion
Grace
Flag?"
"My
three
on the
on
Mrs.
Members
Speeches
meeting,
conducted
and
"The
Johnson
speakers
and
Club
Alvin
Comes
read
of
Top".
J
a
o
Church
a large
devotions
Marie
public
spoke
and
Dog,
Strang,
piano
favoured
Hunter
of
were
Winter
the
gave
the
i m
of
numbers,
Club
Mrs.
Surrey
social
Cox
by
by
on
by
read
Youngsters..neso,
Ontario
in
Again,"
speak-
Heather
Named
and
group
met
atten-
and
ch-
John
on the
Mrs.
McA4-
who
the
Royal
their
"The
Sea-
ac-
Mrs.
with
sang
well
with
the
Mairs
the
3
half-
COMING
Chance to
in this column,
1.2.30 p.m,
Support
Campaign
Employment
Thurs.,
Legion Memorial
at 8.30 P.M.
for $5; 1 the wealth !g55.1 .., 58
;rrzes',- ($2750
50e,
Tues., March
and Game
in 57 numbers.
Special game
ifarbourlite
Saturday,
Record Dance
er ,, CKNX.
JA 4-9371 .JA
Fri., March
euchre and
Mrs. Robert
Hall, Ladies
Fri„ March
in Londesboro
Hullett Federation.
50e. Ladies
Fri., March
St. Patrick's
e m sharp. - " • please bring
Sat„ March
in Fish and
8,30 p.m.
Sat., March
lis St. Patrick's
sale, in the
roo mfrom
Wed., March
Party, Orange
Everyone
be served.
es Ladies •Conservation
EVENTS
Keen Last
place advertisements
Phone before
The Winter
of the National
Service. 51.91,1t
March 16—BINGO
Hall, Kirk
15 regular gatneF.
game for $25; 3 share' games; Jackpot, nv,mbers, 3 each. Admission
21—Huron Bingo, Jackpot
3 door prizes,
$25. 8.30 p.m.
Inn, Goderich
March 18—Hi-Teen
with Monte
Reservations phone
or 4-9264.
1'7 — Benefit
dance for Mr.
Orr, Hayfield Town
bring lunch.
17—Card party
Hall, 8.30
Admission
bring lunch.
17. Varna
party, cards at
Gents 50c, Ladies
lunch.
18—Card party
Game Club, mispic-
Club,
Admission 50c. 18_,:wesiey-wil-
tea and
church recreation
3-5 p.m. 10b
22 — Euchre
Hall, Clinton,
welcome, Lunch
41x-ttli
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in
St,
door
22tft
Fist
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Tuberculosis can be prevent-
Support your TB Associa-
! Wishes
, who donated
Carnival
Ball
Meat Market,
Dept. Store,
man's
Holland,
Record,
per's Beauty
motive,
Allin's
Brunsdon,
Loo, Galbraith
Menzies,
Mutch,
Mayor
Clifford
Men's
Fair, 0.
Heard,
Ewan's
Pennebaker
South
Francis
White Rose,
Band;
tributed
Clinton
C. J, Livermore,
H. R. Hawkins,
tion, McPherson
Special
Barber
Clinton
Body
Peter's
Herb's
Lobb
Wear,
L.
Pinger's
End
B/A
to the
to thank
last
-Macaulay
Bartliffs
Amsing's
Clayt
W.
Stationery,
the judges;
Friday
W.
R. N.
and
T.
Parlour,
Shop,
Radio
Meat
Food
J. Miller,
Store,
Aiken
Engelstad
Drug Store,
Cities
Station,
Lorne
Thanks
success
money
Newcombe's
Imported
Electric
Dixon's
Restaurant,
Bros.,
Lions Arena Committee
the following businesses and individuals
and prizes to the Lions Skating
evening in Clinton Lions Arena:
Ltd., Charles Nelson, Laurie Slade (IGA),
N. Counter Jewellery, Ray Dupuis, Clinton
Drug Store,Harold Swan, Martin's
Irwin, Frank Cook (Hotel Clinton), Chap-
Beauty Shop, Ruby and Bill's Snack Bar,
Eaton Company, Simpson's-Sears Ltd., Wes.
Bakery Ltd., Clinton Locker, Clinton News-
Foods, Pepper's Barber Shop, Pep-
• Fairholme Dairy Ltd., McKerlie Auto-
Shop, J. W. Counter Builders' Supply,
W. L. Morlok (Bank of Montreal), Howard
Auto Supply, H. C. Lawson, John Van
and TV, Dr, D. B, Palmer, Ec, Beecher
Market, Mhay Mee Restaurant, Ball and
Market,
Reeve Mel Crich, Clerk John Livermore,
Sutter-Perdue Ltd., J. S. Scruton, Herman's
Bros., Beattie's Furniture, Fitzsimons Food
(Royal Bank), Steadman's Store, J, Len.
Pickett and Campbell Ltd., Mc-
Anstett Jewellery, Staniforth Shoe Store,
Service,Harold King's White Rose, Lloyd
Central Cities Service, Ray's Sunoco Sta-
J. and T. Murphy Ltd., Lloyd Butler's
Brown Motors Ltd.
to George Wonch and the Clinton Concert
Kinsmen Club and all persons who con-
of the carnival.
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Your
of this
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the
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FOR
CLINTON
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members
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