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Clinton News-Record, 1978-09-21, Page 6P4GE f-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19A78 Clinton skating club elects new officers The very important first meeting of the C.F.S. Club for the 1978-79 season was held Wed- nesday September 13 at the arena. The new executive attending the meeting were; president, Anne Gibson; sec., Carol Fox; treas., Dorothy Dupee; Sharon White, Mary Jean Beattie, Jackie Barnes, Norma Preszcator, Carole Lavis, Audrey Middleton. Those unable to attend were Barb Norman, Ann Beane, Barb Consitt, naturally speaking Joyce Cook. The problem of what to do about an arena while repairs are made at Clinton was discussed. Offers to take on some of our skaters both at the Goderich and Blyth clubs was evaluated and ap- preciated. It was felt, however, that the total 77- 78 membership of 147 (the largest ever) would drop drastically and would be • difficult to rebuild. Therefore, it was decided to rent ice at Vanastra for 10 weeks With the town hall without a custodian and the arena floor out the employees of the rec department found themselves doing other things last week. Here, Butch Fleet left, and James Strong, tend to Library Park. (News -Record photo) sports Seaforth curling news By Wendy Tremeer The kids are back at school and the frost is in the air. To me it means only one thing. It is time to dust off my curling bag, shine up the old curling shoes and shake the moth balls out of my curling sweater. We have already had two meetings. The Ladies Executive met to approve the decorating that has since been done in the front entrance. Our compliments on a job well done. Don't miss it! THE BASEBALL GAME OF THE CENTURY! BE THERE WHEN BO -JEWS GIRLS CNLLLENGF MERNER'S BOYS ON Saturday, Sept: 25 at 2:00 P.M. at the Clinton, Community Park EVERYONE WELCOME - NO ADMISSION CHARGE The Club executive met on Tuesday, October 12. Barring any unforeseen . problems, the ice will go in the week of October 16; there will be practice for 'old' curlers and in- struction for new curlers starting Monday, October 23; and the draw will start Monday, October 30. Everyone that is going to curl this year has to be phoned. To save Dave, Millie and Vicki some phone calls, would all new and old curlers please phone if you are interested in curling. Phone -Dave Beattie at 482-9521; Millie Lobb, 482-3293; - Vicki Ste, Marie, 527-1438. A full list of the membership committee can be found in the curling advertisement thin' week. For those of you who know now that you are curling, phone the membership committee with this information: All those in your household who wish to curl; When they want to curl (day and time) ; what draws they want to be on (mixed, men's, ladies', competitive) . A ladies executive meeting will be held at the Seaforth Curling Club on Wednesday, October 4, at 8 pm. A Seaforth curling club executive meeting will be held at the Seaforth Curling Club on Tuesday, October 10 at 8 p.m. . A level 1 instructors clinic will be held on October 28-29 at Wingham. Anyone in- terested in the flat footed slide delivery which will be taught, contact Anne Cunningham - 482- 7597 for registration forms, This year please contact Wendy Tremeer 482-3275 if you have curling news for the newspaper. 4-'�K V1.41�.11M 111�1�.�M �•.4411�1.1 ♦hi. �.1 �. M11�1n 11M-1.1NK'V� 1.1.i11A.�1tt11�. i"•1v1��1 i•41111. r)j�Y•1- K•'�'41•.11111 til �. �'\�1 W� � \ \ 1.1.1.1•.v� ♦ ♦ ��-1.-t �.�4'v'l ♦ ��1�+�."1M11.1.11 �.ti•V\ x.41 � � � t K t1.t-♦ S fi S.CUBA might be for you. Diving is fun, safe, and easier to master than you may think. PROFESSIONAL SCUBA TRAINING COURSE STARTING November 2, 1978 ' ...April 5, 1979 AT VANASTRA CENTRE, 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON REGISTER AT: Vanastra Centre: 482.3544 or r Travel Sports Equipment 61 Wharncllffe Rd. No. L6ndon T-bone 434-2611 35 hr. Cour:s bvror 10 wedke 5115. (Limited inrohnent) ►,� ro vW� VAh tiw B?; By Steve Cooke What do you do if you see someone poaching? This question has plagued me for some time, so I finally got in touch with the ministry of natural resources' to find out. The answer is fairly simple. "Get all the in- formation you can, and let us know as soon as possible", was the reply. The information they wanted was pretty straight forward. If you see the poacher's car, note the colour, make and most important, the license number, If ' the poacher is wearing a back patch (the part of the hunting license that is supposed to be prominently displayed), make a note of it as well. A good description of the poacher (height, weight, colour of hair, clothes) will also be of immeasurable value. If at all possible, it is also a good idea to note just what the poacher has taken, and in what numbers. Do not, however, confront the poacher. If this is done, it will not only alert the lawbreaker (he may get rid of the ey1idence), but. also it may be dangerous. Remember, the poacher is no better (and maybe worse) than a common thief. The next step then is to head for the nearest phone and report the incident to the M.N.R. so they may act as quickly as 'possible. To do this, simply dial "0" for the operator and ask for ZENITH 92,000. This is a toll free number and will be answered by a radio dispatcher who will contact a Conservation Officer and relay the message. The other alternative is to call the O.P.P. at ZENITH 50,000 and proceed in the same manner. The one advantage of contacting the O.P.P. is that -they usually have more patrol cars on the road and can reach the area of the offense faster than the M,DN.R. (particularly if the offense is occurring at a distance from the M.N.R. office or radio base). Both of the num- bers are manned 24 hours a day and ring into the closest O.P.P. dispatch office or M.N.R. office. A lot of people will think -- what's this got to do with me? I'll never see a poacher. That may be trite, but on. the other hand, youmayilAplien on the same type of incident that occut:rerdi Hallett Conservation Area' last Saturday. The' Ontario Bird Dog and Conservation Association were holding a field trial out there and had been releasing quail and pheasants for two days. At about mid-afternoon, just as they were preparing to start a pair of pointers on their course, they heard- a shot ring out about .three fields away in the middle of their run. A couple of officials quickly jumped into a vehicle and went to investigate. Lo and behold, there they found a young man from London with his shotgun loaded and ready to do mayhem with the quail and pheasants in the field. What did' he do wrong? Not much really. Apart from the fact that Bobwhite quail are a protected species in this area, and pheasant season doesn't open till this coming Saturday, and he was shooting in the middle of an organized field trial, he hadn't done much wrong at all. Did he do it on purpose or did he just not know? If he did it on purpose, I'd like to see him drawn and quartered. If he didn't know and doesn't have. the . initiative to check the game laws, he doesn't deserve to have either a hunting license or a gun of any sort. In my opinion, if that's the case, he's just too irresponsible to be trusted with either. That's why I dislike poachers and feel no qualms about turning them in. They spoil it for all responsible and concerned people, whether they are hunters or not. If you see a poacher, turn him in. You'll be doing yourself and everyone else a big favour. Clinton Minor Hockey REGISTRATION, Saturday, September 23 and Saturday, September 30 Mite - 5.6 yrs. - 517,00 -after Sept. 30, 1978 • 527.00 Novice - 7-8 yrs. - 520.00 -after Sept. 30, 1978 - 530.00 Atoms - 9.10 yrs. - 525.00 -after Sept, 30, 1978 - 535.00 Pee Wee -11-12 yrs. - 528.00 -after Sept. 30, 1978 - 538.00 Bantam • 13-14 yrs. - 530.00 -after Sept. 30, 1978 • 540.00 Midgets - 15.16 yrs. - S37.00 -after Sept. 30, 1978 547.00 Juveniles • 17-18 yrs. - 540.00 --after Sept. 30, 1978 • 550.00 FAMILY PLAN: After four registered with C.M.H.A. there will be an allowance of 55.00 per child deducted from the total amount. Registration At CLINTON TOWN HALL 10 aart.-2 p.m. Please Bring Social Insurance Number and Birth Certificate. No player name will be posted to a Houseleague team or All-Star unless their money has-been paid to Clinton Minor Hockey Association. No one is allowed on the ice unless they are wearing a C.A,S,A. approved helmet and face mask along with the regular hockey equipment. beginning Oct. 18 on Wednesdays 4:30-9:30 p.m. and Saturdays 8-1 p.m. Due to , the grant allowed the club through the recreation council of Goderich township, the club is able to subsidize some of the added costs. But, parents will have to' expect a raise in registration rates this year as well. - The secretary, Carol Fox, agreed to send out a letter to each existing member explaining the revised plans and the rates thereof. For those 'skaters with one or more badges, who wish extra skating time, they may purchase time on Wednesdays 5:15-6 p.m. Registration day is set for October 7 at the Clinton town hall 10 a.m. - 12 noon. The first skating day is Wednesday October 18 with juniors and beginners starting Saturday October 21 10:30-11:15 and 11:15-12 noon. Ways and means to make money were discussed and after much deliberation , it was decided to conduct a Soccer news The Clinton Club picked up four points in two games when they defeated St. Columban 'B' last week and Oakridge 'B' of London last weekend. In the game against St. Columban, Victor Kennedy, Don Arm- strong and Alex Harrett scored single goals while Pete Wise got two, the final score being 5-4 for Clinton. At London on Sunday, Clinton met Oakridge 'B' and came away the winners by a 2-0 score. Danny Colquhoun and Alex Harrett were the marksmen, while Juergen Hellman got the shutout. Christmas cake and treats sale on Friday evening December 1 at the t wn hall. Those moths who enjoy making Christmas cake or cookies, fine; those who prefer to make decorations or small gifts, that's fine too. We'll tell you more later. Some of our members continued skating during spring school in April and summer school during July, August and now in fall schools until October, 7. Caroline Woods and Peggy Jones attended classes at Vanastra where Peggy passed her fourth figure test. Brenda and Marg Dupee at- tended at Kitchener during which time they competed in a Toronto competition. Brenda placed sixth In tie finals. Congratulations to all girls, your determination and hard work is paying off. The same girls are now attending fall school in Stratford. Intermediate skaters attending fall school at Vanastra are Lori Consitt, Norris and Dawn Flynn, and Lorelei Robinson. Kippen dun club The Kippen Gun Club hosted a team shoot on Sep- tember 16 with Fullarton, Clayburgh and Kippen participating in a 75 bird event. Clayburgh broke 304 birds, Fullarton hit 326 and Kippen came in with 345 hits. - Clayburgh's top guns were Bill Webber, 72 and Wayne Riddell, 61. -Fullarton's top marksmen in- cluded Ernie Marshall, 70 and Dave Temple, 67, Jamie Caldwell with 72 and John Anderson with 70 were Kippen's top shooters. - In the regular 25 bird round, Al Kyle of Brucefield broke 18; Brian Beer of Hensall hit 17 and Robert McGregor of Kippen shot 17. The club will be having open shooting on Sunday, September 23. Is • •s�•r\• r\. •1s•\• •\• a s1..• •Mss -M. a YMs r••••-• r -!s►'\• s\ss\.a V'\s.'tsY\.•s -•► a s1••\• s1s s1.at1-a 0,-`••••s1a SEAFORTH. ;CURLING CLUB j Soccer % MEMBERSHIPS Now Being Accepted For For Information on 7 • I Mens or Mixed Curling I 1. Ladies' Curling, Cale - - j Call HERB TRAVISS-WALTON 527-0359 KEN MOORE-EGMONDVILLE 527-0508 JIM ROSE-SEAFORTH527-1217 DAVE BEATTIE-CLINTON 482-9521 For Information on • MILLIE LOBE-CLINTON-402-3263 DIANE McKAY-CLINTON-402-7775 GLORIA RILEY-SEAFORTH- 527-1045 IRMA PRYCE-SEAFORTH- 527-0917 Junior Curling -Call V1CK1 STE. MARIE -527-1438 .s,V►.r\atr.r1s>•'••-s1,\aT..:•Y�a►\sslas'tsv- .01,,,••tisr•••••1t1.+•4.•\••-'•or•s••••-•• S -A:16 T...., ar"�►.s�1: s BRAND OPENIN of Clinton's coin laundry 13 Rattenbury Street THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 FREE Coffee and Lemonade Our Water is softened by "CULLIGAN" Savo you triad our fabulous WASCOMAT DOUBLE LOADER We're now equipped with 2 Giant Wascamats that can handle 4$ lbs. of clothes for '1.50. ti ,.7