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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-13, Page 11• 'Tlit'sfeliristattes sea gaily "pft-ufrapped" BANK MONEY ORDERS kVOU avoid Christmas crowds4agt-minute searching. 'FREY welcome your thoughtful gift of cash, which nets them buy what they want most. laoyal Bank Money Orders are 'the sraart, practical, leffortless way to `'wrap up" your gift list. You can ',Ilse them to send a gift of cash to friends or relatives zanywhere in Canada, the United States, Great Britain or the British. West Indies. 'This year, discover how pleasant Christmas shopping 'tan be, at your nearest Royal Bank branch. his brightly colored Christmas folder, complete with mailing envelop'e, is FRU, with every Royaillank Money Order you buy, Just slip the Money Order into-the folder, write your greeting -In the space provided, ,and mail. 41141E ROYAL BANK Of CANADA Clinton Branch: 0, L. Engelstad, Manciger ' ,15ionch; I:Z. 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Wawanosh Township, He was a member of the Strange Lodge, and Canadian ,Order ,of Foresters, me. wile, the'former years o J. Taman, of Blyth, died .3t) Surviving' are four sons, John and Iginald, Woodstock; 'William,' East Wawanosh; Russell, Seaforth; four daughters,. Mrs. Mary Holly Man and Ivirs, William Knox Blyth; Mrs. '' -ha,ries Lockwood, 1 CAintom ..Mrs. ' Nelson Patterson, Fast Wawano ; ,and one. sister, Mrs; Margaret Parker, *Owen Sound, ''Concert Held The Sunday School of .Grace Church held their annual Christ- njas concert last -Saturday even- ing in the church basement. Rev. P, Renner was, chairman and a splendid program was presented by ;the various class-es of the Sun- day School. At • the end of the program Santa arrived and dis- tributed the gifts and candy to the\.'children'. White Gift service will be held in Grace Church Sunday School on Sunday, December 16. WA Meeting The Woman's Association of, Grace Church, met on Friday af- te,rnoori last at the home of Mrs. Keith Cox with 15 ladies present. The .president Mrs. Gordon Manning presided over the meet- ing which opened with the singing "Away in a Manger" and prayer by Rev, P. -Renner. The Scrip- ture lesson was read by Mrs. Aus- tin Harris and roll call was an- swered with gifts to be sent to the Salvation Army. Secretary's' and treasurer's re- ports were given. $35 was given ta,the M of M fund and $100 to the general fund of the church. Rev. P. Renner tdok charge of 'the election of officers .which re- sulted as follows: past president, Mrs. Gordon Manning; president, Mrs. Robert IVICIllwain; vice-pres4 iden, Mrs. William McElwain; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Peter Harrison; visiting committee, Mrs. Bert Harris. and Mrs. Harry Tor- ranee; buying coMmittee, Mrs. Gordon Manning, Mrs. Arnold Harris and Mrs. Austin Harris. Work committees:. stamping blocks, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. II/IcCmv- an; putting crib quilts together, Mrs. Reid Torrance, Mrs. H. Tor- rance; putting Quilts in frames, Mrs, J. Torrance, Mrs. Gordon Manning; putting large quilts in frame, Mrs. Austin Harris and Mrs. Bert Harris. During ,,,the afternoon a crib quilt was "quilted and at the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess. The :January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Austin Her- , ,ris. to the all-Ontario -semi-finals a few years ago. Vdertoi.---goal, Keith .Starbor- ougleffMce, Alcumbrack, Ken- nedy, Thunwall, 1.4iley;' forwards, Evans, Don Vrhshott, Bev tirb, shott, .Seott McNair, -O'Neil, .Hous- ton. Denomme; def. ence, Edgar, Anatett, Carter, Strong; forwards, }Wm.% BoYeS, Colonnoun, T art1ay, Hug:111, on, Bieman„ First Period. 1-Clinton, Boyes (colquholin) 1.00 • (unassisted) .5,35 3-Clinton, Hugill (Carter) 8,05, 4-Ederton, McNair (O'Neil, Ken' nedy 9,24 5-Ildarton, Evans (D 'UrbShott) 13,47 e).-_,Glinten, l3ieman (Garon) 16.28 Penalties: Garon. <slashing) 3,00; O'Neil (broken stick) 3.16; Houston (tripping) 6.04; Carter (interference) 8.56; ' Affe Ida, ir. (hoarding) 15.30 Second Period 7-Ederton, Evans (B. Uabshott) 7,45 * 8-alderton, D, thihshott (Evans, 33. tjuitshott) 12.40 Penalties; Liley (interference). 8.52; Carter (interference) 10.51; Hugill (roughing) 17.42 Third Period 9'-lIderton, O'Neil (Thurwall, McNair)• 9.34 Penalties: Hugill (boarding plus 10 min. misconduct); Hartley .(holding pOck) 1,00; Alcumbrack (interference) 15.02; Boyes (trip- ping 17.04. ,The Woman's Association will hold their meeting on Tuesday,, December IS, Rev, W. A. WO.' son, Blyth, will bring .4 Christmas messages. All those who have not handed in their holiday cards please have them, in by that date,., December 18 Hostesses AM Mrs.; „ Manning, Mrs. ;Joseph Lyon,: rs„ C. Longman, Mrs. Russel. Good, All the. ladies of the eon, gregation are invited to attend, Please note change of date. White Gifts White GM Sunday was Oh.$ep, .voci: in .the ,:United Church last S4odaY, The Junior choir 'under the leadership of Mrs, Harry 14%4' sang an' anthem. The Christmas story was read by Charlie Craw- ford and a children's story was. given by Mrs, N, Alexander, 'The different classes presented their white gifts' at the altar to be sent to' various places,' 40.4-YPTI The Burns-Lontlesboro . Young 0 2 People's- Union held its regular. 0 0 meeting in the l.,ondepboro Unit ed Church on December 9, with GA the faith and. evangelism corrindss. .34 ion in charge. tamp" 'prozom h41rmit IT MW David • Carter • Service for David .j. Carter, 89, tart East Wawanosh. Township,. who 401 in' 014ton Public, hospital, was conducted last •Thursday, De- Member 0.„ at the Arthur funeral. teme.! Auburn, by the. Ttev, Interment was in Union '(leicaetery, 174$ .early life was .spent at Sea- forth, and later, he . farmed. at IkeStfield, end then lived at TIlyth, .1rOr the past feW years• he has: meta his home with his daughter, A bad second. period cost the Clinton Colts their second victory of the schedule on Friday night. As things turned out they suffer,, ed their third defeat at the hands` of Ilderton Wildcats 5-4, • in a: game that was. as, closely fought . as the score indicates. Don Denorame was the Stand- • ent on the ice, He kicked out many Tiderton shots. that.,,seemerl. to be certain 'goals, Bob „gvaris played the best game for the .visitors scoring • two goals besides being the leader of his team throughout the game. The Colts broke .out in front early in the game with Bev'Boyes being the trigger„man at 1.00 with :an assist Ong- to Murray Colau- houn. Ron - Huggill Connected at 5.35 and again at 8.05 to make the score 3.0 for the Colts before the,wild‘ts could get untracked. McNair finally beat Denomrne -when the colts were a man short with Jack Carter - serving a minor sentence, Evans put the Cats back Into the thick of things with a neat goal at 13,47' converting Den. Urbshott's passout from the corner, Hugill was checked .heav- ily into .'the hoards and his re- placement Ray Bieman, banged Bob Gardn's rebound behind Scarborough giving tI Colts a edge at the end of the first period, It was the second period that spelled defeat tor , the hard-trying Clinton youngsters. They 'became badly disorganized with the re- sult that the Wildcats ' tied the game on. goals by Evans' and Don I.Trbshott. • Both teams battled evenly through thefinal 20 minutes but it was O'Neil Who prOved to be the payoff man for Ilderton. The. goal came at 9,34 on a clever. three-way pasSing play With.Thur-. wall and McNair. The Colts had several golden opportunities...so' tie the score but were over-anxious and either-dnissed the net or fir ed into Scarborough's big pads, • The only 'disappointment -in the game was the Act/ that Clare . Maltby, was unable to be in the Ederton lineup. Clare a , former star of the Colts when they went. a. Make sure your clothes AL- WAYS. have that "new well- groomed look"-with dry clean- ing that brings them "back fill to line" . . snaps bagging skirts, drooping pleats, tired necklines back into shape. 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VERSATILE LOW ,PRICED Here's TV as you like it . . where you like itI 'Wonderful first choices in TV . . ideal second sets for the home, ft was. decided; that the ou People's. would go out carol sing, tng 4P11, Sunday night, .Deeembor 23, There will also be a.pot4t141; supper in the church on 'Member 27, for the Young- People, The Londeshoro Women's.. 1n• stitute met In.,ithe .community hall on Thursday, Pecembet 6, with the president, Mrs, S. 14You .Pre$14, the big,QwThroerigmeoeatienguodperbead z.W.1,airt yh, ,Stewart Collect, Mrs, A, Clark,. sacretary-tremirer, read the mint- :VII insd te:rbre:pzdtenteoe„ the wdovh7 Memorial Children's Hosiptal in London. The roll call was .4.11p, wared by "What I want for Christmas," parg.onl3get mSohtra,brc)Mq.r4S, gave a. nin reported ,on the .'box packed and sent .t1411-.4e "Save the Children Fund." A Clirlatmas message was givisTenmbLyiplVfxyds,E4ipewai%Wm,ors,,,,,u.'4. Saundercock were _appointed to 'help make up boxes for the shut- ins. 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