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Clinton News-Record, 1966-02-03, Page 10Page 10—Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Feb, 3, 1966 bw FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5 Clinton Minor Hockey Day To Feature Local And U.S.■MM I earns $ "In addition to Joying your enemies, treat your friends a little better/' This year’s guest teams include Midgets and Bantams from Dearborn, Mich., and the Wing ham Juveniles. The enthusiastic group of As in past years, the Clinton Minor Hockey Hay Committee has arranged a full program for the enjoyment of the partici pating players and the .fans, ’S leaders active in Clinton Minor hockey activities, Jiaye worked hlard during the entire hockey season developing the hockey skills of our youngsters and providing them the oppor tunity to learn discipline, co operation and a respect for rules. The players enjoy fan support and the coaches, man agers and executives deserve it —so go to the arena this Friday and Saturday and support Min or Hockey Day. Kicking Off the activities on Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. will be a Weewee hockey school with two teams from the Clin ton Kin League. At 8 o’clock the Kin Squirt League cham pionship game w(ill be played Clinton Bantam Special Series1966 @ rcaVtctoi? NEW-VISTA TELEVISION Wins 3 Games Clinton Fish and Game Club Bantams won their three games prior to last nights tilt with the Zurich 'Bantams'. These wins1 almost assure Clinton coming out on top of the five- team group. On January 19 iiin a see-saw battle with JVIitchell the Clin ton crew finally emerged on top, winning 6-5. In the return match played on January 24, Clinton again defeated Mitchell 4-1, after a fast skating con test. On January 26 Clinton played 'the Zurich Bantams1 an easy 8-1 win. Next Games February 2—Seaforth at Clinton 11— 'Clinton at Hensail 12— 'Clinton at Seaforth for for the Hotel Clinton trophy. The feature game of the Fri day program will begin at 9 p.m. with Wingham Juveniles playing the Clinton’ Legion Ju veniles in a regular scheduled game. The Don, Yeo Memorial trophy will be awarded to the outstanding player in this game, The late Don Yeo was a mem ber of many Clinton minor sport teamsx Saturday’s full-day program gets underway sharp at 8 a.m. as the St. Sebastian Bantams of Dearborn take on the Adastral Park Bantams1. At 9:30 a.m. the Kin Club Peewee Consolation Gairhe will be played, followed’ by the first game of a total goal series for the Kin Peewee Championship. At 11:30 a.m. a banquet will, be 'held in Hotel Clinton to Which all visiting players are invited, along with visitors and local ladiults. Following the ban quet, hockey films will be shown and Dennis Raggin and other guest speakers will be heard. The final game for the Kin Peewee League Championship will be played at 2:00 p.m. for the Pickett and Campbell tro phy. At 3 p.m. the St. Sebastian Bantams will play their second game of the day as they take on1 the Clinton Fish and Game Bantams and players on both teams will compete for the three star .trophies. Saturday evening^ activities start with the 'Official opening at 7:00 p.m. ' Saturday’s feature contest pits our visitors from the south, the Dearborn Midigets, against the Clinton Lions Midgets at 7:15 p.m. Don’t send — TAKE your boy to the arena and' STAY to see him play!' £ P “I* i fl fl MR E1' ■■ Needlepoint Class Hard at Work While Sergeant Dawkins offers assistance to Mrs, W. A. Longley, Mrs. J. L, Carty,'Mrs. M. R. George and Mrs. G. E. Smith are engrossed in start ing a needlepoint picture and Mrs. G. R. Smith in the background practises on a sample piece of canvas. All of these ladies live in Adastral Park. With personal instruction such as. this class has to offer, those attending work pic tures from graphs, starting with bare canvas and adding stitches of the correct coloured wool until the work is completed. (RCAF Photo) Ontario Growers To Decide On Needlepoint lA/hpfhAr Raah Rnarrl Haq finnd IKaa Glasses Held (Continued from page one) Editor columns on pages 2 and 7, and in the Matter of Prin ciple column by J. Carl Hem ingway. 4 Has OFA Support The marketing committee of the Ontario Federation of Agri culture has endorsed the pro posal made by the Bean Board. A statement issued on Tuesday this week by the OFA states that the committee is favour ably impressed with the plans. The OFA statement said that despite rumours to the con trary, the bean board intends to rebate the 1965 stabilization fund next year, unless a portion is required to subsidize exports. The bean board has assured the marketing committee that it could readily borrow the money needed to build the fa cilities, and that the extra fa cilities are needed due to a doubling of production in past five year period. -----------o----------- the Selection Top Quality USED CARS and Buy Today. Our resistance is weak, from the storm. These Must Sell! 10A4 PONTIAC I /U I 4 DR. SEDAN Automatic A55502 TWO 10IQ CHEVROLET I /UJ BEL AIR SEDAN TC 3654 Lowboy Console in Walnut Finish FEATURES .... Long range new-vista tuner . 20,000 volts picture-power Transformer-powered chassis Lifetime guaranteed solid copper circuits 23" deep-focus picture tube Keyed A.G.C. Kin Peewees Complete Schedule; Red Wings Win Semi-Finals AT GALBRAITH’S YOUR TV SERVICE DEALER CLINTON Final scheduled game of the season in the 'Kin Peewee Lea gue was played! on January 26, with the Rangers defeating the Maple Leafs 10-5. Brian Lan-, gille scored three goals' for the winners, with Bill Canteton and David Fawcett getting two each. Single goals were scored by Tom Mjurch, Mike Anstett and Wayne Cantelon. Scoring for the Maple Leafs were Brian Miller, . Wayne Hoy, Robbie Morrison, Jeff Falconer and Paul Crittenden. Playoffs The semi-final playoff games began on January 29 with the Red Wings defeating the Bruins 4-3, and the Rangers coming out ahead of the Maple Leafs by a 3-1 scone'. These were the first games: of total goals, two- game series; For the Red Wangs Doug Osborn picked up two counters, with the other going to Mark Jenkins and Barry Edgar. Bruins marksmen were Ricki Morrison, Keith Hankes arid Brian Edlgar. In the other contest Brian Langille scored twice and David Fawcett got one for the Rang- ers. Wayne Hoy picked, up the Maple Leaf’s lone goal. In the only game played on January 31, .the Red Wings de feated the Bruins 4-3, winning the semi-fiin'al round 8-6. Doug Osborn was the top man for the Wings scoring three goals and Mark Jenkins netted the other. The Bruins goals were split amongst Keith Harkes, Bruce Craig and,Gary Cummings. The Red Wings now advance to the finals’ and they will play the winner of the other series on Saturday morning at . 10:30 as part of the Minor Hockey Day program. -----------o----------- Feted Before Nurse Training A surprise party was held for Lynda MacDonald on Mon day, January 31, at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ranald MacDonald, 122 .East Street. Employees from Canada Pack ers Ltd., girlfriends and neigh bours planned the affair. •Lynda went in training .the next day, February 1, as a cer tified nurse’s assistant in South. Huron Hospital, Exeter. -----------o----------- V. VALENTINE CARDS Si For Sweetheart, Wife, Husband, Relative or Friend Valentine Cut Out Books - Priced T5c-29c-59c-89c /f -8-10-12-15 Priced 29c-49c-59c Priced 5c to 10c McEWAN’S Clinton Midgets Enter Playoffs Against Seaforth Clinton Lions Midgets start OMHA playoffs on Wednesday, February 9, in Clinton Lions Arena. The next game is sche duled for Saturday, February 12, in the Seaforth Arana. This is a two-game total goals series. Coach John Cooper reports that his team's leading scorer, Cann Colquhoun has been side lined, but expects1 he will be back in action in time for the playoffs. The Midgets 'have a good' re cord on the season’s play, win ning eight and losing two. Coach Cooper expects to call up some players from the Ban tam squad to round out his team and hopes to come up with a winning combination for the playoffs. BOWLING STANDINGS Mrs. Robert Homuth, presi dent of the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary presided for the meet ing on Tuesday, when1 decision was reached to hold a hat show on March 2, in hopes1 of repeat ing the great success experi enced at last year’s hat show. Mrs. Humphrys, a London milliner, will put on the show, and .two showings at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. during the afternoon. Mis. Douglas Bartliff will be social convener for the event. The Auxiliary will make Val entine favours for the patients’ trays in hospital on February 14. Vanishing parties are contin uing here and throughout the area, and the membership drive is progressing favourably under the convenership of Mirs. O. L. Engelstad. Lunch was served by Mrs. Harry Ball and Mrs. A. J. Mc Murray. Rec. Club In Regular Session J. Douglas Thorndike, chair man of the Clinton Recreational Committee chaired the meeting last Thursday evening, when Donald Kay was named direct or on the figure skating club. The committee feels that at least two representatives from the Rec. Committee should be on the New Arena Committee. The group Will contribute $75 to the Clinton Minor Hockey Day Committee,' and also adver tise in the program for day. Inquiry will be made having the senior citizens organize and become1 eligible for grants, under the recreation committee. Councillor Norman Livermore announced that the group would probably be using thb basement of the public lib rary, when council gets this space in shape for use. Doug Andrews has discovered some condensation.' and rust on pipes . in the swimming pool basement, and the committee advises that some heat should be left on there during winter, since this would cost less than painting the pipes each year. Charles Gates and Mirs.1. Clark have volunteered to supervise junior badminton at CHSS au ditorium1 on' Saturday after noons. / At Station (Continued from page one) many hours necessary to com plete a picture provide a sooth ing effect on the nerves. Sgt. Dawkins has been at Clinton for 30 months and has spent most of his spai-e time for the past 12 years on this hoibby. He has. a needlepoint reproduction hanging 'in the Li brary Buildings, Ottawa and is the only Canadian so honoured, In the past three years, he has been1 undefeated in the compe tition Central Canada Exhibit ion. He is a regular guest speaker and displays work at Hoibby Fairs and Art Shows. BEL AIR SEDANS Automatic A57695 A60646 that into club o- 3:30 MIXED LEAGUE PTS. ... 74 .... 73 ...67 .... 58 ... 54 ... 48 ... 43 ... 17 Raiders ......... Hecklers .......... Shur Shots..... Rolling Stones Untouchables Scatter Pins ... Alley Cats...... Boo Boobs ....... High' dingle, ladies, D O’Con nell 402; men, H. 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HARDTOP A612O1 See Basketball At CHSS Next Wednesday Basketball games at next Wednesday afternoon, February 9, in Central Huron Secondary School, will see top senior boys, teams in the league at London and at Clinton, com pete for champion honours. The games are open to the public, and a small admission fee will be charged. The London champs are from Central Col legiate. Senior team at CHSS is made up of Clare Magee (top scorer), Brad Dutot, Fred Jewson, Brian Lavis, Rolfe Cooke, Larry Pick ett, Bob Shaddick, John Irwin, Gary Black, Bill McKay' and Dave Graham. There will be competition be* tween the junior teams from London and Clinton as well. ——“—o~-—------ “Fear less, hope more; eat less, chew riiore; Whine less,' breathe more; talk less, say more, hate less, love more and ail good things are yours.” —Swedish Proverb LONDESBORO MEN 7-UP ................................... J. Collins ................ ...... ..... Coke ............. ....... ................. Capt. Morgan. ....... 72 76 60 58 ’ 'fligh Single, B. Roy 448; high triple, B. Roy 880; high aver age, C. Saundercock 223. COMING EVENTS RATE: Four cents a word; Minimum 75 cents Thursday, Feb.3 — BINGO at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg ular games for $5.00. 2 share- the-wealth games. 1 special game for $25.00, the first letter "L” and first letter “T” applies on this game for $2.00 each. 3 share-the-wealth games, jack pot applies on those 3 games $58.00 in 58 numbers. 2 door prizes for $2.00 each. Admission 50c; extra cards 25c or 6 for $1.00. tfb Friday, Feb. 4—Euchre and dance, Summerhill Hall, ladies please bring lunch. Sponsored by Ladies Club. 5p Friday, Feb. 4 — Cash Bingo in Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10, 3-$25 specials, l-$50 Jackpot. Sponsors, Branch 156, Canadian Legion. 5b Friday, Feb. 4 — Annual open meeting, Clinton- Horti cultural Society, 8 p.m., Clinton Council Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Warren of Gode rich, will show beautiful col ored slides of Arizona. Every-, one Welcome. 4,5b Tuesday, Feb. 8 — BINGO at Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 9 — Valen tine Dessert Euchre, Orange Hall, 8 p.m. Sponsors LOBA. Ladies and gents prizes. 3,5b Thursday, Feb. 10 — Hullett Federation of Agriculture is holding an Information Meet ing at 8:15 p.m. in the Lon- desboro Hall. Two speakers— one speaking on The Canada Pension Plan, the other oh Workmen’s Compensation. Frefe coffee and donuts. Everyone welcome. Plan to attend. 5b Friday^ Feb. 11 — Skating Carnival, Varna Rink, 8 p.m. Prizes for best and comic cos tumes. Admission: children 25c; adults 50c.'Anyone in costume free. Sponsors LOL 1035. 5-6b Friday, Feb.'ll — St. Valen- tine’s Dance, Seaforth Legion Hall, 9 p.m.; sponsors.K of C; admission $1.00 each by ticekt only; limited to those 21 and over. 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