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Hereford Group
To Have Annual
At Dungannon
The Huron Hereford Association
will have their annual banquet at
the Dungannon. United ,Ci-tarch. on.
:Tuesday-gvening, November 27, ba,
ginning at seven oi eloCk.
Guest speaker will be J. S, Pun*
bar, Guelph, who: will we alioleS'te
tell of his trip. to South America.
Loony tickets may be purchased
from: Arthur Bolton Clinton; Stan-.
ley Jackson, Kippen; Ernest
Drown, Clinton or Sam McClure,
RR 2, Seaforth,
IOOF Notes .
The Clinton IOOF No, 83 IS
holdingo a card party in the lodge
hall on Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 27. All proceeds from the
party are earmarked for the dont-
Inunity Swimming Pool Fund,
Leafs,. Cauadi*3u
Wig :Openitig.
Peewee Games
The Kinsmen Peewee Hockey
League have .Started their schedule:
with two genies Played, to date.
Maple Leafs defeated Black Hawks
On -Friday, 5-1 and . :Canadiens
trimmed Red Wings Monday 5-80
This week Black Hawks meet
Canadiens and, Red Wings play-'
Maple Leafs.
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Finding the tiny Scout camp which graced the table at the .
Father and Son banquet last week, an interesting one,, are these
Scouts a d Cubs; Ross Sturdy, Don Colcathoun, Adrian deCoo,
Doug McCann, Harry Cummings and Ken, Smith,
(News-Record Photo)'
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\ COMING EVENTS
106,
Werdflatinifni.M4100.
.Satura.fiy, Nov, 24---Bingo, .8.30
p.m. (Umber. sPensor-
by TAMA,. 47-b
SOPrittwg Nov.. 2 Bazaar, bak-
ing $ale,. produce; Sewing- booth.
Council Chamber, 2„0-4.p.no, Draw
on deli with complete wardrobe,
AuspIcesoafT.4.cicersmith Ladies'
Club, 47-b
Tuesday, Nov. 2,7--Card Party„
'ROOF ball. Proceeds for swim-
ming .poot .meryone welcome. •
Reserve Wed., 'Nov, '28 or Thum,
Nov, 29 to see Angel Street. Festi-
val production of Goderich Little
Theatre at McKay Hall, .Goderich.
Tickets and reservations may be
obtained by phoning HU 2-3876,
47b
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Next Wednesday evening marks
the opening of the Intermediate
hockey schedule in Clinton. Clin-\
ton Colts will have their hands full
in the first game against the Luc-
an Irish,: a team..considered to be
practically a, "Shoo-in" for the
group playoffs: if not the title.. .
then-the Irish-have a month's more
practice-under their 'belts plus an
exhibition game or two. HoWever
the lotal kids are pot to be cbun-
ted-out. . they have speed, en-
thusiasm and . . a combina-
tion that has :won many a game,
Most hockey fans have asked
fora homebrew team. . . this is
what the 1956-57 Colts are. . .now
the fans should come out and sup-
port and encourage--them as' only
Clinton people are able to do.
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Popular Fred Elliott' Will remem-
ber last Saturday night for a long,
long time.-- v,•'. that was the night
when the city of Owen Sound en-
tertained to a banquet and pres-
entation, the players of the teams
which won the Dominion Junior
Championship for that city in 1924
and again in 1927. Fred played on
the 1924 chili
Fred reports that all members
of the team were on hand, with
the exception of "Dutch" Cain who
was sailing. Other players of the.
club were "Copney" Weiland, who
hails from Egniondville, "Butch"
Keeling, Teddy Graham, Hedley
Smith, "Short" Wright, "Peanuts"
&Flattery and Harvey Silverman.
Members of the 1927 team in,
cluded Benny Grant, Buck Moore,
Paddy Paddon (a Kincardine pro-
duct), Marty Lauder, Jack, Grant
and Les Beattie.
"Shrimp" McDougall' and Sack
Markle are deceased.
Fred told this corner that every-
One had a wonderful time. . re-
lating that he and "Cooney", who
played and lived together rer two
years, 'had so much to talk about
that they stayed up all night and
went out. for breakfast at 7.30
Sunday Morning.
Fred is still actively interested
in hockey.., last season he coach-
ed the Colt's, and this season he
is "bosS man" of the Lions Suven-
iles. He also attends the home
games as well as others in Sea-
forth, Exeter and Goderieh.
Chureh Choir Has
Turkey Banquet
At ,Local. Hail
. The choir of St. Andrew's PreS,
byterian Church was royally en-
tertairied On Wednesday evening,
Noveinher 14, when the members
were .banqueted at a turkey din-
ner, served' at the Commercial Inn,
rollowirIg the' banquet the com-
pany adjourned to the' home of
Mrs. Edith MoTaggart and partiC-
ipeted in a round of games. 'The
prize winners, Prank IVIttteh, Kel-
so Streets, Mrs. D. 5, Lane, Will-
iaM Muteh antrMrs. Lloyd flatlet!
Mrs. George Itoberton and Mrs.
:Bertha Mclennan assisted the
hostess during the evening and in
serving, the refreshments that
brought the delightful evening to
a close,
An hearty expression of thanks
was tendered _Mrs, IVIaTaggart by
the their for making possible
ins ch appreciated evening,
Most sports fans' know a good
gamble when they see one. . . and
at the present- time there's a
dandy available to any person who
wishes to participate. We are re-
ferring to the GREY CUP PRIZE
of $500, that will go to some lucky
winner .on Saturday. This draw
is being staged by the Clinton
Lions Club. . . there tare a limited
nurnar of tickets being sold and
the winning ticket is 'decided by
the final score of the game on
Saturday between. Montreal and
Edmonton... the ducats: cost $1.00
and the entire proceeds less, the
winning ticket go' tovvards the
Clinton Community Swimming
Pool rund. ,tickets are available,
from members• .of the Lions Club
and at many business places in
town. . . help a good cause. . . buy
your ticket today: . . there are
only two days left before the big
game. •
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The football season has come to
Legion Leaders
Aechimed Monday
(Continued from Page One)
the no:it office square directly in
front of the present .memorial
plaque on the post offic'e.
Beginning in January 1957, the
branch will hold a draw for $5 at
each monthly meeting. This is an
added enticement to get more
members out to the getferal meet-
ings. The member whose name is
drawn- must be present to win; if
not, the draw will be increased by
$5 for the 'next meeting.
The branCh purchased the draw
drum used in the recent Apprecia-
tion"Day draws; gave $10 to the
Canadian Legion Christmas Fund
for Hospitalized Veterans, and
authorized that approximately $35
be spent on the annual Christmas
parade and party for children. in
Clinton and district.
$500000
EY PUKCIIASIF'T A TICKET O.
CLINTON LIONS CLUB
REY CUP PRIZE
The East-West Grey Cup Football Game far the Canadian
" Professional Football Championship will be played at
Varsity Stadium, Taranto, Saturday, November 24.
$1.00 Per Ticket
LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS BEING SOLD
Entire Proceeds (Less Prize) Going Towards
Clinton cOmmuqity Swimming Pool-Fund
Tickets Available' from Members of the Lions Club and at Many Business Places In Clinton
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CANTON 'N ?4'S-2
AY; NOir4IYME
a close insofar as Clinton District
Collegiate Tnstituite is concerned.
The :'big red" team have- finished
the most successful year in their
history. . .having reached the
purple :bowl, althought defeated in
their quest for the WOSSA. Senior
"B" crown.
!Looking over their record. . .
they can be very proud. To start
the season Ray Rieman had to fill
in a number of gaps made by
graduations and academic difficul-
ties. They lest their first genie.
but, came back to win seven in a
row to•take" the Huron Secondary
Schools Association championship
and eliminated Mitchell to make
the trip to London. , -
This was the first time that the
CDCI has 'been represented in
the fall classic. . . we hope that
they will get back again next
year. . , to win.
We Would- like to congratulate
all. the players, their coach and
all .who had a part in the success
of the team this year,. . Clinton
is proud of you!
Wednesday, Nov. 28 Bayfield
Town Hall, 8.00 p,m,-Three Act
play "A Pair of Country Kids."
Presented by Holmesville and
Varna Farm Union Locals. Admis-
sion 50c and 25e. 45-x
Wednesday, Nov, 28-Friendship
Club, Pre-Christmas Tea, 3-5 p.m.,
in the Parish Hall. Aprons, Dolls,
Clothes, Novelty Christmas Gifts.
47-b
Friday, Nev. 30 Varna Town-
ship Hall, 8.00 p.m,-Three act
play, "A Pair of Country kids."
Presented by Holmesville and Var-
na Farm Union Locals. Admission
50c mid 25c. 46-x
Friday, Nov. 30-7.30 p,m Rum-
mage Sale of good used clothing;
also baking and farm produce.
Group 2, Brucefield United Church,
Council Chamber, Clinton. 47-8-b
Goderich Pavilion - Saturday
night dancing to Don Downs' and
his orchestra, Every Wednesday.
Is Square Dance Night with Slim
Boucher of CKNX-TV., 45-6-7-b
"Slim Bouelter-of CKNX TV is
playing for the fall season at the
Crystal Palace Mitchell, every
Friday night. Special hard-time
dance this Friday with cider.
40-48b
Saturday, Dec. 1 -Bazaar and
home baking. Church hall, Ontario
Street Church, 3 to 5 p.m. Auspices
WA and Girls' Club. Tea 25c.
46b
Every Thursday - BINGO at
Clinton Legion -Hall, 8.30. Tonight
-cash bingo; 15 games for $5;
share-the-wealth; one special for
$25; $60 Jackpot on 60 numbers.
Four big turkey bingos beginning
next week, November 29. 47-x
Dancing at Melody Ranch, on
HighwaY 21. 2 miles south of
Goderich, Wednesday Night. Mus-
ic by the Melody Ranch Boys.
Friday night features Norm Came
egie and his orchestra, Western
Ontario's foremost dance band.
Saturday night, dance to the Ry-
thin of the Serenaders. 46-b
Wednesday, Dee, 5 - Ladies'
Lawn. Bowling Club Euchre Party.
Agricultural Office Board Room,
8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Lots
of prizes. 35c. 47-8-b
Friday, December 7 Turkey
Bingo, Town. Hall, Bayfield, 8.30
P.m. Admission $2 fisr 25 games.
Special: \25c per card for the 26th
game, a *shareethe-wealth. Door
prizes. Proceeds for boys and
girls work. Auspices; Hayfield
Lions Club. 47-4)
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ments. Last Friday they took
part in the program at the Luck:
now High: School Graduation. Then
on Sunday evening they sang on
the occasion of the First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth, anniver-
sary. •
This Sunday afternoon, Novem-
ber 25, the men, who come from
Clinton as well as the county town,
make their second TV appearance
on the Showcase program over
CIKNX-TV Wingham, from 5 until
5.30 p.m.
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