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CL4141701 IsTEWS.,RECOBD
rour Teani Gimp
In Juvl, Hockey
Clinton Lions Jilveniles will,,be
`-grouped with St. Marys, Seaforth
# :and Lucknow this year.
•At a meeting recently, a donkle
• `chedule was draWn, up. St, MarYs
and Seaforth have entered "B"
LuckneW IS "D" and Clitir
len the Only "C" entry. k
• All games are to get, under way
:at 8.30 p.m, unless otherwise stat -
the schedule,
•Dec. 7--Seaforth at Clinton
St, Marys at Luoknow
8 -St, Marys at Seaforth
10-Seaforth at Lucknow
12.7-Lueknow. at Clinton
15 -Clinton at Seaforth
17-Seaforth at, St. MarYS
19-Lucknow at $t. Marys
• 21 -St, Marys at Clinton
22-Lucknow at Seaforth
• 27 ---Clinton at St. Marys
2-Seaforth at St. Marys
4 -Clinton at Lucknow
5 -St Marys at Seaforth
11--1ucknow at Clinton
• 12 -Clinton at Seaforth
(9.00 p.m,)
' 16 -St. Marys at .Clinton
19-Lucknow at Seaforth
2i-Seaforth at Lucknow
23 -Clinton at St. Marys
28 -Clinton at 7.4.teknow
30-Seaforth at Clinton
-Feb- 4--Lucknow at St. Marys
6 -St. Mary S lucknOw
COLTS 'SCORING.
.Ycun on 1tgiU is thetop
goal .scorer of the Colts so far
this. season. With three games •
complete lie has clicked. for -four
goals and has three asSista; 'gen-
treman Joh Bartley Is4lerl. for
the lead with two :goals and five
assists, )3ev )3oyes,. Murray
n4.11Ourt. and Bob _Para all have
five paints..
gugfll is 4sa teading his tea&
mates' in the penalty parade with
18 minutes in the Ray
Anstett is second althoUgh. far
!behind with six minutes, extra,
rest'. •
The folloWing is the". cottplete
scoring record of the tem.
OP. Or rts pen
Ron Hugill ,,,,, 3 4 3 7 18
John Hartley 3 2 5T 2
Bev Boyes2 3 ..Z 5 0
1Y17Colquhoulx ..„ 2 • 3 2- 4
Bob Qaron . 3 1 4 5 5
Jerry Holmes' ..„ 3 0 3 3 .2
Jack Carter 2 1 1 2 2
Don Strong 3 1 0 1 0
Malt Edgar „ 3 a 0 0 2
Ray Anatett 3 0 0 0 6
Ray Bern= „,.„ 2 -(0 0 0 0
11/Wray Taylor,1 0 0
06alender- •
GP GA,
Don Denomine 3 25
Aim for More. :Milk,
Longer Life
• Any dairyman Who serious about making his herd
•produce a bdtter living.for his family 'must 9et More milk.
and longer 'fife from his cows. That takes planning and'
"tab be done
Ca'r-dfull records kept on a large number of farms
shaiiv..the Importance of more milk": Cows •giving. only
200 lbs, fat couldn't cover costs. Cows giving 300 mode
brill'Y $25. Cows giving 450 metal! charges and left $91
profit. Another example: Figuring feed and milk at 1950
prices, to get a fair comparison, the Purina herd at their
1928 production level returned $94,22, per cowabove
freed; cktheir 1950 level $320,96. It cost more,to feed
the higher producers, but the higher production paid off.
That's half the, story. The charts show the other
•ibi?Alf. Surveys prove' that the average cow milks less than
4 lactaijons--then':she is sold. Such cows have -only two
lactations at most in Which to make a profit after repay-
ing their cost; In the Research - Farm herd the average
• cow milks for 7 lactations. If she pays for, herself in her,
first two Milking periods she has 5 years left to make a
proft
The cow that really PAYS is' the one that stays with
you 0 long'tfme, and produces and reproducesregularly,
steadily; without -fading out or breaking down-. Many
good cows fail to make good over the: l§ng• Pull because
they are not -getting what they need in their feed. ,
Clinton Farm Supply
and Machine Shop
CHAS. NELSON J. W. NEDIGER
toits Win. Over Zurich;
Lose T. Mitchek 124
•In ;the first mbeting between
the two old rivals, 11/fitehe11 'and
Clinton, the Legionaires mine Ont
on the long eria a a 12-1 Score.
"Ile score was no indication ef
the difference in Strength of the
teams as the Colts were ple.ying
without theServi, ces of four rear
tilarplayers, Playing so short-
handed the young c1int9n team
Couldn't maintain the pace
through the complete 60 minutes
and "faded badlY in the latter
parts of the second and third.per-
40c1-5-
John Hartley scored the Colts
lone counter in the first, which
ended 2-1, The second ended 7,2
and for the first 15 minutes of the
third the score remaine the same
then • the fresher Mitchell crew
pumped borne five more to com-
plete the rout,
IE
NT• ERMDIATE HOCKEY
STANDING
W I. ' T 0 A Pts.
Lucan 3 0 . 17 11 6
Mitchell • .12 .1 26 9 • 0 minute misconduet when he hang-
Ilderton 2. 1 23 9 4 ed his stick against the boards as
AGE ELEVEI't
• n VOLTS .9-e-ZURIP8 5„
Clinton. Celts recorded "their
first win of the season en Friday
night when they defeated Zurich
Flyers 9-5, The game was play-
HenSall Arena and was. the
Wetting :game for the"Zutich team,
Derry BeSnet. group convener
dropped -the 'puck in •pre -game
ceremonies.
qv Hives started the Clinton
team on their way at the three-
quarter mark of the first period,
Ile was in'the right spot' to bang
home a loose puck after Jerry
Holmes and Murray Colquhoun
had tested Mc:Valls with had
shots. Boyes scored his second
goat of the period two minutes
later whipping Colquhoun's pass -
Out from the corner past the Zur-
leh netminder before he had a
chance to cover..the open side of
the net. Jim Hayter was ser-
ving a "ham:Eine penalty at the
time,
Ron Hugill picked' up a minor
penalty for slashing plus a 10
Clinton Colts 1 2 • 15 25 2
God,erich 0 2 5 18 0
Zurich. 02 822 0
Last Week's Scores
Ilderton 7--Goderich 2 •
Clinton Colts 9 -Zurich 5
Mitchell 12 -Clinton. Colts 1
Lucan 4-11derton 3 • -
CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, DEC. 7-
4.30 - 5.30/p.m.-Kinsmenereewee
HetkeY.
8,30 p.im -WOAA Intermediate
Hockey -Ilderton Wildcats
vs. Clinton Colts.
SATURDAY, DEC,.
9.30-10.30 aan.-Free Skating
11.00-12.00 a.m.-.7--Ad.astrat Park.
1:30 - 5,30 pan.-7Figure Skating
• Club, •
•g:15-1.0.00 p.m.--Plablic Skating..
MONDAY, DEC.10-
4.30- 5.30 pan,-Irdristrien Peewee
Hockey.
• A11 evening -Hockey. Practice.
TUESDAY, DEC. 11-
.4.20- 5.30 p.m. --Free 'Skating -
snored by eClinton NeWsn
Record and Aiken Bros. P.S.
childectri only, grades 1-2-3-4.
6.30,10,30 p.m.--...-RCIAF Hockey.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12-
2.10 - 3.30 p.m.-PubliC Skating.
8130 p.m. -Juvenile Hockey- •
Lucknow at Clinton Lions
THURSDAY, DEC. 13-
4.30- 5.30 p.m: -Free Skating
• P.S; children (grades 5-6-7-
• sponsored by Martin's
Dept Store and Newcombe's
_•DItig Store. •
6.30-1o.30- p.m..+, --RCAF Hockey.
Give _Gifts that Endure This Christmas.
The' firiest
Gift
Tor
ChristMaS
ISM 1•1011.01•11,
Mouli4ulienne
Shreds, 'cuts or slices veg-
°tables and fruits- easily and
J without effort,
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This year give the gift that
Means Christ:11as cheer for
the entire family --through-
out all the years to come.
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Cookszts are easy, SAFE,
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More appetizins, Inore nour-
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5 qt. $21.95 .
STAINLESS STEEL
• 8.8 qt. 324.95
•
Stainless 8 ted
Kitchen- Tools
6 pe. set ... . 0,95
7 pe. set $10.95
‘SUTTMIDERDUE' is featuring a "FAMILY GIFT CENTRE" this year to help
make Christmas Shopping easter for you. To -really 'hep Christmas shoppers find
v47orthwhile -gilts without the usual exhaustiing WOndering from store to store Sutter.
Perdue has stocked up on speCial "FAMILY GIFT CENTRE(' itemS tind offers ex-
ceptional services to help out at this trying time.
SUTTER:PBRDUB invites everyone it drop in and visit the "FAMILY GIFT
UNTfW.L.:..if only just tO tee the Wide variety of merchandise on display.
he entered the penalty box.
Murray Colquhoun and Don
Strong gave the Colts a four goal
lead before Zurich could find a
hole in Denomme's armour. Thain
finally clicked on passes from
Rawlings. and McIntyre. Boyes
picked up his third goal the best
of 'the night at 1609 when he
grabbed the loose puck at centre
and Outmanouvered two Zurich
defenders, skated in all alone and
drilled a high shot into the top
corner of the twine. Don O'Brien
made it, 5-2 32 seconds later with
brother "Doutand Pete Ellis draw-
ing Assists an the three-way pass-
ing play. •
.An injury to Tom Rawlings ear-
ly 4n the third period mkrred the
game. Tom collided with a Olin-'
ton forward and fell. He was
taken to Exeter for x-rays and it
was thought that he 'had a b11*-.
en wrist, • •*,
• Zurich made a diterininedbidtd
get back into the gairie in the
final 20,minutes, after Clinton had
extended their lead to 7-2 on pals
by- Hugill and, .Colenhoun. - Mc-
Intyre' triggered two goals in less
than a minute andsthe Flyers .had
the Colts on the • run until Garon,'
Hartley_ and Hugill combined for
two quick markers that took the
Sting, out of the Flyer attack.
, Doug O'Brien 'rounded out Atte
scoring at 18.44: •'•
Lineups:
Clinton.; Demi/1m;
defence, Don Strong, jack Carter,
Ray Anitett, Mait Edgar; for-
wards, John Hartley, Bob Ga,ron,
Ron Hugill, Bev. l3oyes, Murray
Colquboun, Jerry Holmes,, • Ray
Bleman. ,
• Zurich: teal, Dick 1VIcFalls; de-
fence, Pete EllisRil YOungblut,
Bill Foster,. Elab McKinley;, for -
Wards, D,on Hesse, Tom Rawlings,
Thain, McIntyre, Don O'Brien,
Jim Hayter,. Doug O'Brien.
,
•Canada's 1956 'apple' "crop
egtimated •at . 11,76200 bushels,
compared to 19,142,000 bushels in
1955. . b •
• CLERXNU.AUTO
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• CLINTON - ONTARIO. s
Now Wfeeking:
• '50 6'ORD
'50 MONARCH
• '49 TURD
'48 CHM
Parts for Cars '24 to '52
.USED TIRES & TUBES
16" - 17" - 18", - 19" - 20" - 21"
ReCapped Suburban Tires
600/16" - 670/15" - 710/15"
DUNLOP TIRES I
Auto -Lite Batteries• •
Sales and Service
We Buy SCRAP METALS
WANTED: Old Cors for Scrap
Phone: HU 2-8211
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• LONDESBORO
'.ViRS H AVRISTNIST, 43erreePondeut
Porn,, UlYtis. 31 i 19
White Din Service
The Londesbaro Sunday School
wiU hold their White Gift service
on Sunday, Dece2nber 9, at 10.30
A.M., Ail Sunday School Pupils
are asked to Oe it othe church
basement at 10.30 to go upstairs
in .a body.
Laughing LaSSIOS
The Lonclesboro Laughing Las-
sies held their fourth meeting at
the hoine ,of their assistant leader
Mrs. Joseph Shadclick.• .The ;meet -
big opened with the 4-H pledge.
Arrangements were made to hold
the next meeting in the Christmas
hblidaYs. Notes Were given and
some of the girls did sewing 'on
their, pyjamas. Lunch was erved
by Loreen Addison and Nancy
Cardwell.
Lady Bo*Jers
Scoring Over 200
The RCAF Ladiowlirig Lea-
gue met again Eriday evening.
Bulldozers. and.„Hotshots are tied
for first place with 31 points each
Trojans are in second plaee with
28 points and the Hornets are
third with 24 paints.
Prizes for the week went to
Mrs, E. Crossman, high triple, 681
and to Mrs. E. MacDonald, high
single, 261.
Scores of over 200 were chalked
up byr.1VErs. E. Crossman 269, '251;
Mrs'. E. Macl)onald 261, 239; Mrs,
E. Banville, 255, 244; Mrs, D,
Ilarnilton, 228, 205; Mrs. M, Le-
clerc, 227; Mrs. M. Sutton,, 225,
203, 221; Mrs. J. Pleasance, 235;
Mrs. B. Desjardine, 219;,, Mrs. A.
Bourque, 207.
Farm. Union To
Meet December 11.
Due to the fact that the Ged-
erich Township election takes
place on December 10,. alb reg,
alar date of t1.8 HoltneMlle Ltie-
al O.FU, meeting will ..pe held
611Qevening later, Tuesday, Dec-
ember'll. It will belield in Hol-
mesville School at 8,30 ,p.rn.
members are., cordially In-
vited to the annual meeting of
Die Varna Local Farmers' Onion
on Thursday, December 6; (to-
night), Varna Township Hall.
This meeting will be 'a socialev-
ening with, a euchre card party.
Lunch will he ,provided.
•11* ..Can get your whole,
winter wardrobe tdry• cleaned in
short order and inexpensively,
too, at Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaners. Our cleaning
process -regularly used -pro-
longs the.,1ife of your clothes.
Keeps 'them LOOKING much
smarter, too.. Phone today.
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For Your Convenience
Use Our
Down Town Office
en King Street
(formerly Simpsons -Sears)
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CattiA°"-
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CLEANERS
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CLINTON
• .1 it, ,'./sf,f, 4'1"
SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
to
TORONTO by CNR
LOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND NCL. DEC. 1S)
Tickets good going and returning sante Saturday only,
• r...VCIALSION" FARO VROM:
Allenford
Brussels
Cheeley
Clinton.
kilbra
Pergus
Georgetown
Gederich,
Guelph
$4.75 lianoVer $4.30 Pain -written. $3.40
430 Itarriston 3.75 Southampton 5.90
4.15 Ingersoll 3.10 Sarnia. 6.55
4,15 Kincardine ., 5.85 Stratford 3.45
245 Kiteherier .Z45 Stratitroy 5.20
0,45 listowel 3.60 Walkerton 4.60
1,20 Mitchell 14.00 Watford 5,75
5.05 kiledey 5.20 Wifigheon 4.75
1,90 Owen Sound 4,75 WyemJng 620
Ilranaptou ,85
FOLL ItiEGIMATION FROM AGENTS
1441 .
9
anta Parade To
Be ,Organized By
Legion Members
Members of the executive of
Clinton.Branch No. 140, Canad-
ian Legion decided at their meet-
ing an Tuesday night that the
local Legion branch would organ-
ize and stage the Santa Claus
parade in Clinton this year.
They will receive financial as-
sistance from the Kinsmen Club
of Clinton, Lions, Fish and Game
Club, Chamber of Connnerce and
the Town of Clinton.
The parade is set for Saturday,
December 15, at 1,20 p.m,
FellerAtion Of Agn.
Seeidng F. ieldman
At .4 meeting .of the directors
of the Huron County Federation
of Agricultureheld in the .office
here on. Monday, grant Was
Alithgzeysoltote
to aptaynL5. tothe eahaclibz
or
coarse given ..at Ontario- Agricul,
tural this corn,
ing January, If mare than 25. at,
tend, then the total amount
*1,71120 will 'be ledivideb..oa
d eqyUally,
emIrmo
Douglas McNeil authorized the.
advertisement appearing t h
week in the News -Record ad
Alla Aber ,County papers, re,
questing applications: for the pos.,
ition o ,secretary,treasurer, and
fielclinan, replacing- 'Gordon M,
Grieg,. Biaevele, who. resigned ef,
fective December '31.
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,Leather Case, Flash cg
• I3u1Qis, Color Film, v • 6. V
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FLASH BULBS•'
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Cartons of 10's - 1.60.
'BantacruBulbs, 12's -- 1.68
• Midgef Bulbs, 122s -
;Adapters. for using Midget '
• Bulbs 25c
6.
See Our Displays
of
Christmas Suggestions
SOAPS )3y Yardley - Tiffany
Tussy - 4711.
Boxec14., 50e to $L50
COLOGNES by TussY Tiffany
Tabu - Yardley.
31.00 - 1.50 1.85 - 2.00
•• 2.50.
COMB, BRUSH and MIRROR
SETS •1498, $1L50
COSMETIC SETS by iriffany
Yardley Tabu' Evening
in Paris $1.50 to $14:50 •
ELECTIZIC Schick,
Philishave, Sunbeam. "
$22.50 and up
MEN'S SHAVING SETS '
31.00 to. $5,50
BY Bachelor - 'Yardley '
Spice --Seaferth,
cA0001.2ATtS '1)-! Smiles 'n'
• Cinicitlet Christmas
, wra.pjfied to $5.00
PLASTIC :COATED. 'PLAYING
• CARDS-4Sing1e ...-,.%$1.39 •
13olible, $1.98 '
DIG-ARETTES --CIGARS
TOBACCO
TOBACCO' POtTOIIES
3L00 to $3.00
SHEAVE= CARTRIDGE
.,EAtiruiTsTs:011,l4T C-ASES-
seta ,.,
Fitted with Tna,nicure
, $4.95
$2.95
SHEAJETER PENS and
PENCIL'S ..•.... 33.95 up
KODAKS-Printing- and'Developing-FILMS.
• BOXED' CHRISTMAS CARDS
• Special .
' 50 OARDS.-98c - 50 CARDS $198
Other Assertinents ..z.
Gift Wrap, Tags, -Seals, Ribbons, peach Tape
• ••
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Chemist and Druggist r
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