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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-12-24, Page 12FAGS TWELVE MINION Nl;,WS-RECORD Ti7Y.J17iSD.a.14-, DECEMBER 19 Miivert..on IEnds Streak W8-7 , ith Win Last Saturday Clinton's arch rival, the Milver- - ..•, ton Dominion Royals was the team.) that stopped the local victory�,par- !' (� p Mitchell I Rugged Gam).e de. The Colts went down fight- CQ ►5 Sto .. e ... _ �j ag ing however conning out on the short end of ~ an 8.-7 store iiia Bill Hanle Scfres Three Goals game that took ten minutes of Y overtime play to decide a winner. Spectators at the Mitchell -Clip- back and forth, Penalties played the mayor pari As for the game which the Colts in the final outcome with Clinton f drawing 15 misdemeanors, four o which were assessed in the over- time play, to six handed out to the home club by referees Stan Smith and Dick Gardner. Murray Noble and Bob Draper led the Clinton attack with two goals each, Bob Gaul, Carl Kipfer and Charlie Westman the best for the Dominions. This win for Milverton moves them within two points- of the front -running Colts, 0 Recent Yuletide guests at the home of Mrs. William Higgins, and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Pennebaker were: Mrs. Mae Payne, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Oke, London, and Mr, and Mrs. Tebbutt, Sea - forth. ton hockey game last evening came very close to getting out of hand, when a number of them tumbled over the boards to enter into a dispute that occurred late in the third period. The trouble started when Heinbuck, Mitchell .defence stalwart, crashed Murray Noble to the ice in what most spectators decided was an illegal, check. Referees Higgins and Van - Horne did not issue. a penalty and this fact plus Heinbuck's tantalis- ing antics toward the crowd ang- ered the partisan fans to such an extent that when Heinbuck and May tangled a few moments later they attempted to get into the act themselves, The referees got things under control with no more than harsh words being tossed CtelaoecMateCt a' St e:ee teMK.f eSe terterSM S tetVeta,,tcaDC, A SONG FOR CHRISTMAS Same old song, but always new -- Merry Christmas — to all of youl McEwan's Phone 84 Clinton MP ir9 18a rar n:t,'°`n"sr tlrt+ :ernDr r •+ r rnrarsDI AD.. IT'S THE SEASON FOR GREETINGS... And here's ours: A wish as sincere and friendly as can be — a hope for a Merry Christmas to everyone we know! ' PHONE 313 GL1JVTON ^r� Axa •, ts« akea err+a trABOM IVIA NPANDOWIM-A Ma-2azt rrAMDAW4ANDIROMN ; won 6-4 it was as close as the score would indicate although the local team did have a decided ter- ritorial edge in the first and last .period and earned their margin of !victory. Bill Hanly was the sparkplug of the Colts, firing home three goals all in the first period for his first hat -trick of the •seaspn. McEwan scored once and wa credited with four assists to add to his point total. Gibson •scored twice for Mitchell and was their most effec- tive man. Colt Scoring G • A Pts. Pen. 18 26 44 .4 Noble .. 12 7 Hanly Strong Smith McEwan 6 8 11.19 8 6 6 12 10 May 9 2 11 20 Draper • 6 5 11 4 M. Colquhoun ,.,, 6 5 11 8 Edgar • 6 5 11 14 K. Colquhoun 1 5 6 15 Carter 1 3 4 2 Mercer 1 1 2 18 Holmes ,,. 0 2 2 2 Armstrong 1 0 1 12 0 OHA-WOAA INTERMEDIATE (As of December 22) W L GF GA Pts. CLINTON .... 9 1 81 42 18 Milverton •..,,, 7 2 69 40 14 Mitchell ... 4 3 54 40 8 Orangeville ,.,, 3 3 30 29 6 Elmira 3 6 56 66 6 Listowel 2 6 48 74 4 Centralia 1 8 36 83 2 Games This Week: Dec. 28—Milverton at Orangeville Dec. 28—Clinton at Mitchell vctatwoeetyz--wet w{ , "-tcB[' .a� a'',tz.-mtanctzawre•.'*grz, oye ,>,m`Illi-lea vete .' kV tckfx';l.a etca-t a, �y� LAI Olk LAW %AN To the many greetings that come your way •at Christmas time, , we take this opportunity to add ours, with a note of thanks for your continuing friendship and patronage -- we say, A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS To Oui MANY FRIENDS! wAtit •1Wi= wmt A tiy%eii� .inlla ,iii� 5W/ . is 4W: iiir °Y I iii, ?! l[ -ri s iiitt �e Herman's Men's Wear Phone 224W Clinton 1;nlaliSIVt aaa*atlh'1►I6141101"0aWIXfi M 29INN ;ro1Ho-10t0?a14-NNIA*419,10 Tuckersn th Twp. Gives Approval To CDCI Addition Tuckersmith Municipal Council met for its final meeting of the year in the Town Hall, Seaforth, on Tuesday, December 15, 1953, at 2 p.m. with all members present except D. A. Moffat, reeve, who was absent on account of illness. Acting reeve A, E. Crozier was in the air. for 1954 were Made as follows; Seaforth High School Area Board, James McIn- tosh; Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board, George Falconer; Scott Memorial Hospital Board, William Cameron; truant officer, John Earle. Tenders for construction of the Stanley Jackson drain were opened from R, L. Beattie, $1,388; W. G. Campbell, $1,700 and the tender of R. L. Beattie was accepted at tender price, M. A. Reid of the Seaforth High School Area Board waited on coun- cil and requested them to pass a by-law approving the issue of an additional $25,000 to the original estimate of $125,000 to provide for the cost of building and furnishing an addition to the present school. The matter was tabled for the con- sideration of the incoming 1954 council. Grants of $10 and $25 were made to the Brucefield Library and the Seaforth Lions Club re- spectively. The treasurer was instructed to prepare a statement of the receipts and disbursements for the year for the nomination meeting in the same form as in previous years. James Ddig was instructed to order •14 inch and 12 inch tile from E. Robinson as required for the Stanley Jackson drain. The treasurer was instructed to pay provincial aid to drainagd on the Moore and Watson drain. The clerk was instructed to in- sert notices in the local papers advising that the township will not be responsible for damage to cars parked on roadsides, which — NOTICE — Private Hunters and Clubs Wanted Jack -Rabbits Any Quantity -- Highest Price Write or Phone .�r Merv. Batkin PHONE CLINTON' 359J 50-b Clinton Lions and interested Ladies Hope To Form 'figure Skating Club Will figure skating become as ience of any kind in :a figure akat- popular in Clinton as, other ice ing club are asked to cpntact any sports?, is the .question • in the of the above ladies, minas of members of the Lions Since the Clinton Lions Club Club executive and four, ladies who are interested in forming a figure skating club, Interested parties met Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J,. A. Addison to talk with Miss Maureen Carthy, a professional skating instructor, who is instruct- ing at the Goderich skating club. Four ladies -Mrs, J. A. Addison, Mrs, L. G, Winter, Mrs. Royce Macaulay and Mrs Ken 1VveRae— met with some members of the Lions executive over the weekend. Wednesday afternoons and one other period from four to six o'clock will be made .available for the figure skating club on the arena ice. Membership fees in the club as suggested at the meeting will be: $5 for a family member- ship and $2 for an individual mem-. bership. Each skater will pay an additional 25 -cent instruction fee to the instructor, Individual pri- vate lessons can be arranged if anyone is interested. Anyone interested in figure skating dr who has had exper- q ct '.tancto ecntas�.>e,owerx.vamcsrAztvveigur ` tet � taatage-tclagaZAa A 4 6t may be caused by snowplowing operations. Accounts were paid as follows: County rates, $25,302; telephone systems, 313,225.20; public schools, $18,027.40; separate schools, $884.- 33; high schools, $12,415.65; grants, $35; HEPC, $46.41; Division Court fees, $25; • rent, $30; salaries, $944; roads, $1,532.74; Court of Revision, $37.10; printing, $185; supplies, $18.20; rebates, $6; drains, 31,000. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless will be their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Corless, Susan and John, Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Breakey and son Rich- ard, Zurich.• SKATES SHARPENED We Have the Finest Equipment Lengthwise and Hollow Ground. for Best Results Nelson's MACHINE SHOP CLINTON Clinton Lions and the Kinsmen Club oi' Clinton: are sponsoring minor hockey for Clinton's boys, it was felt that something should be done for the girls pf the town.. But, boys and adults are urged to join the skat- ing club, ".Dancing on ice" will be part of the group instruction and' an equal number of boys are required ,for this. Arena Schedule I+RIRAY, DECEMBER 25—(Christmas Day) - 2.15 - 4.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING 8,15-10.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26—(Boxing Day) - 9.15 -11,00 a.m.—FREE SKATING (Public School Children) 2.15.4.00,p.1n.—PUBLIO SKATING 8.15-10.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING MONDAY, DECEMBER 28- 9.15-11.00 a.m.—FREE SKATING (Public School Children) '7.00 p.m.—JUVENILE HOCKEY—Exeter vs, Clinton Lions TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29— 9.1541,00 a.m.—FREE SKATING (Public School Children) 8.15-10,00 p.m.—PUBLI) SKATING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30-- 9.15.11.00 a.m,—FREE SKATING (Public School Children> 2.15 - 4.00 p.m.—PUBLIC SKATING 5.00 - 7.00 p.m.--CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB 8.15-10.00 p.m.L—PUBLIC SKATING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31- 9.15-11.00 a,m,—FREE SKATING (Public FRIDAY, JANUARY 1—,(New Year's Day) - 2.15 - 4.00 p.m, PUBLIC SKATING 8.15-10.00 fi.m;—PUBLIC SKATING SATURDAY, JANUARY 2— %00 p.m. -011A HOCKEY.—MILVERTON MONDAY, JANUARY 4-- 8.30 :8.30 p.m.—HOCKEY—London Service Team vs. RCAF Clinton TUESDAY, JANUARY 5— 8.30 p.m.—OHA 'HOCKEY--ELMIRA vs CLINTON COLTS School Children) vs. OLINTON Cols meter to C 44a,EAMSAt May we convey our sincerest hopes that you, our friends, will enjoy a most happy. cheerful Holidayl SUTTER,-PERDUE 30111041)*14 V.4 /➢AS101/1 70414110004 4,:.. /,F, ,4 PUMA 6,1 -'40AatelaPoto etetM teletatatelaatri,.{ dRteata ttlata, atetateuoommuu,eArAta3 Clinton Bowling AIIey "Reg" Cudmore IllaraDieardatair atataltielltAMSALAL A FRIENDLY MESSAGE FROM GOOD OLD SALT NICK! Christmas is many things beautiful! It is the excitement of happy children . . . the silent reverence of folks at prayer .. , the family gatherings , .. the carolers singing ... the feeling of well- being ... peace and good -will of man to man! Above all — Christmas is people! And to you, dear folks who are our friends and customers: HAVE A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS! Lorne Brown Motors Limited Lorne J Brown Harold Elliott Geo. Knights "Mat" Nediger Don. Smith "Pere." Brown Bill Chowen PHONE 367 !q)aalFalia Jack Innes Jack Merner Bill 'Boss CHEVROLET—OLDSMOBILE—So les & Service CLINTON 3aYalrr141