HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-13, Page 12'rues, Afternoon
1-.s. Da ..d Practice
The newly organized- i3oys' and .
Band is holding. practice Sear'
SionS each Tuesday afternoon in
the- Legion IvIenwial „WI,. Kirk'
Street, right after .school. A, •01,
Robinson, London,. bandttiaster,
will • welcome , any who wish to
join, at the. Legion .1-Ta4 between
four and sip o'clock,
Middle Fast,
°We accept this standard of
living of ours-4ot we are on the
smug side, after we know a little
about the East's problems," Mr,
Cameron Said. He thought that
more could be done by Canada'
for, it's sister nation, India. In
Summing up his talk he asked:
"Are we doing all we can for In-
dia ? Are we doing as 'much 'for
India as Russia is doing for
CbinaT
The group captain also told of
their visit to Egypt: of talking
with Nasser's chiefs of staff; and
of the f4scinating tourist attract-
ions of Cairo,
Mr. Cameron was introduced by
Beecher Menzies and thanked by
vice-president Ross Middleton,
/President Joe Murphy wished
all present seasonal greetings as
this will he the lest Lion meeting
this year. A 4-H guest Allan
Finch, won the regular draw
prize. ,
aol•1TM.11 NEWS-RECQAD
Staff College Loss Goderich Pushes visit LeRCFTo7 Colt •keague Cellar %Station
Qiinton-goal, Denornme, clef-.
once, Anstett, Edgar, Epps, Car-
ter; forwards, Strong,
Garton, Holmes,, Colquhoun, Boyes,
Taylor.
,Goderich-goal, Vint; defence,
MacDonald, Duckworth, Arbour,
Gregory; forwards, Walters', Gay-
nor,, Meriarn, Willis, Hutchins,
Ries, Cruickshank.
First Period'
1-Clinton, Boyes (Anstett) .8.38
2-Goderich, Macdonald (Walters.
16.05
3-Crodericir, Meriam (Walters)
17,10
Penalties: Epps (interference)
16.00.
Second Period
4-Goderich, Willis (Hutchins,
Goddard) 2.43
Penalties: Colquhoun (tripping)
6.29; Holmes (high stocking)
11.26; Anstett (kneeing) 13.17
.Third Period
5-,Goderich, MacDonald' (Hutch-
ins, Reis) 8;08
Penalties: Duckworth (rough,
ing) 8.18; Garon (clipping) 9.29;
Arbour (elbowing) 10.50; Duck-
worth (interference) 11,33; Willis
(broken stick) 19.16.,
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CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCOEDULE
FRIDAY, DEC; 14,
4;30 -5.30 p.m„-Kinsmen Peewety•
Hockey,
8,30 p,Tn, -WOAA Intermediate.
Hockey - Mitchell vs. Olin..-
ton Colts,
SATURDAY, DEC. 15
8.00- 9.00' a.m.-Juvenile Hockeyt,.
practicer,
9.30=10.30 ard.-Free Skating
11.00-12,00 a.m.-Adastral Park,
130- 5.30 13,m.-Figure Skating-.
Club.
-8,15-10.00 Skating.'
MONDAY; DEC. 17-
,1,30 - 5,3,0 pon----Kinsmen Peewee-
Hockey.
All evening---Hockey Practice,.
TUESDAY, DEC. 18-
4.30 - 5.39 p.m.--Free Skating -
sponsored by Clinton News- . Record and Aiken Bros, P.&
children only, grades 1-2-3.4;
6.30-1030 p.m,-RCAF Hockey,
WEDNESDAY, 'DEC. 19-
2,15 - 3.30 p.m.-Publie Skating. 8.15-10,00 p.m.-Public Skating-
THURSDAY, DEC. 20-
4.30 - 5.30 p.m.-Free Skating -.
P,S, children (grades 5-6-7.1-
,3), sponsored by Martin's., , Dept,Store and'Newcombe's.
Drug Store.
'6,30-10.30 p.m.-RCAF Hockey.
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Open Bowling
NIGHTLY
for the' balance of 'Dccernbett
Except Dec, 14, Dec. 19, and
Dec.' 26, '
Special. Event
TURKEY BOWL
AU persons who bowl ext. actiy 165 between Sat-today, December 15 and Saturday,.. December 29 at COO p.m., will , compete on December 29 for a 20-lb. turkey. A second
mystery prize will be given.
CLINTON BOWLING
ALLEY
Christmas Smoker's' Suppliec
Cameras -,- Chocolates.,
Bowling Shoes
- Carrying Cases
This Year-
Give something for the ear
The driver in your family
will appreciate a gift for the
car. Why -not drop in and
look over our Stock.
May We Suggest:
• PERSONALIZED KEY CHAINS
• WINDSHIELD WASHER,
* STEERING WHEEL COVER
• . BACK UP LIGHTS
- • CURB FEELERS •
• ENGINE HEATER
• CIGAR LIGHTER
• TISSUE DISPENSER
These, and many other items in stock
qe inexpensive, but practical.
For the EXTRA SPECIAL GIFT
Choose a RADIO, SEAT COVERS,
SNOW TIRES--or maybe even a
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Your Friendly CHEV..,OLDS, Dealer
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Open Evenings for your Convenience
1A9V, TWV..V,F4
t T ►4 11
belle moved from, -their home At . 1.
r. 04,4, zam QordiN't iYiraWng Cl. 1 I ill
• bangyet Clinton„._ into Piarvey john- " • -- •
ston's new house on Albert Street, °n' the b'ag`PiPeP., who 'played ,f 0,74( Highland Fling, sword .dancesi .1r- *leer the Bas.e •';1441 jig and other dances by four
.. girls, each .dressed. different
tartan The girls were Joan
Bannon, I3etty Jane Andrews, Sal-
ly Fox and Moira Malcolm. Mrs.
Clint 'Smith, the girls' instruct,
resS, who has a ap,s5., a over. 21./
• pupils, was ,also present.
4e *Word, .mlniPaina 1150. ' Tit eontertainers Were thanked .U40-
'hors lay, Dee. Ti,rE=X- self was born: in :Scotland,
'Slim Boucher-of OF TV is „Egypt, He told of 'the refugee ,playing for the fall season at the c
Crystal Palace Mitchell, every P . am s in the movement of Mos-
Friday night. Special hard-time lems m to the new - country of
dance this Friday with cider. Pakistan. ' Ill Delhi, India, ins.,
Note: on Friday, December 14, party had an- interview with 1:,re-
the Silver Bar Ranch Band will Tiller Nehru of India, and heard of
be your' pleasure. 40-50-b the problems of our sister coml.
,Goderich Pavilion - Dancing try in the Commonwealth. Of every Saturday. Christmas night, the standard of liVing in these December 25, Paul Cross and his Indian, countries, Mr. Cameron orchestra, Friday, December 28, . belie 'Teen age ' record . swing with said, '1 I tever would have Y-
Johnny Brent Phone Goderich ea it until 1 saw it." -sl-le went 675, if no answer 419, for New --- on Year's Eve table reservations. that we in Canada have no
49-50-51-b 'Idea of living standards in the
Clinton Colts made an WO /3"QAF Station Clinton was' pressive 'dant on C4oderich ited last week by group of
Staff college, Toronto. to the fimaitlands" from • the
ants and staff personnel frarn the when they aroPPed a 4-1 kleclaion
after an absence of several years
Air CoMmodore W. A, Orr, aunty town, on Monday night,
013$, CD, Commandant of the It was the fourth toss.in five staff College, eight officers of his games for the Clinton team ancl,
staff and approximately Mein- Goderich, winless this Season to hers of S-taff 'College course No. date; pulled up into a tie with the 21 comprised the visiting party. ,coifs for last /gape in the league
They were welcomed on behalf standing with the victory.
of Group Captain K. C. Cameron, The Clinton team played well
MBE, CD, Commanding Officer of below their usual form, their Pas-
AF station: Clinton, by Wing sing was off and they had trouble
Coxmnander R. B, lloodspith, with their shooting, That, with
MBE, officer commanding No, 1 the wingmen wandering away
Radar Comniunicationa Sehool„ from their 1)0419M Was all the
They visited No. 1 R isr CS and maitlands needed for the win;
had an opportunity to Meet the Dr* Denornme tried 'desperately'
officers, .of RCAF" Station. Clinton he
to keep
had.
teleCoehlt:nt tehne thgar
gala
cbaui4t
that eluded him, although he stop-
ped many hard shots, "
As in most of, the gaines, Clin-
ten scored first with Bev Boyes
finding the range from his right
wing slot. Bev beat Vint with a
lonal and, technical problerns of
aircraft control and warning sys- Mr. and Mrs, Lloy• d" Johnson
terns, WIC 1-loodspith also out- and family, London, visited With
lined the operational and technical Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leibold and
limitations of present ground rad- family, RR 2, Clinton, and with
ax' Systems, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Leppington.
rising shot to the top of the net.
Oxienich tied- the ,count just five
seconds after Don Epps had been
thuniked to the sin-bin for Wei-
ference. It took the, Maitlands
lust long enough to get the face-
oteolff at hmra,en pr:aoa bnehtf c4,r:opfl:ecrelc:701:A0 Ibti
Donaln screen shot whisked in-
when. Clinton defenders failed to
MacDonald at the point. Mac,
ad
he
lead when. he homed 'the ,puck
vhance tO cover. A minute let-
ter
into the mesh 'from a scramble
- The play livened considerably in
the second and the Colts caught
the eye of the referee fer,three pe,
II:allies.. At one time I-Iolme.s and.
Anstett were off together but the
Maitlands failed to capitalize on
their two man advantage,. as' Ed-
gar,- Carter and Colguhoun com-
bined hi geed -defence .manoeuvers,
Willis scored the ionly goal of the
period. .Ockiley enough it came
after a Clinton power play had
kept the puck in the Goderich end
'for over a minute, .The puck re-
hooded, from a shot that missed
the net, out, into centre ice'. Gad-
dard, Hutchins and Willis raced.
down unmolested and they • gave
Denomme no chance,
Goderich picked up four penal-
ties in the last period but the
Colts couldn't .getnorolltng,-, Mac-
Donald, Hutchins and. Reis ended
the scoring at 8.08; with MacDon-
ald .getting his, second-goal. of the
night. The Colts tried hard .but
couldn't take advantage of their
many opportunities,
RCAF Ladies BO v4
Mrs. Sutton Wins
The High Triple
'Friday evening saw the RCM'
Ladies' Bowling League in full
swing. The bulldozers are still in
the lead.with. 36 points. pose
second are the' Trojans wth 35
points, and the Hotshots are third
with '31 points.
Weekly prizes were won by
Mrs. M. Sutton, with a high trip-
le of 648, and to Mrs. M. Pittoello
with a high single of 268. Scores
of over 200 were. made IV Mrs,
E. McDonald, 243; Mrs. B. Gover,
217; Mrs. J. Pleasance, X(); Mrs.
K. Banvllle, 213; Mrs. Alice Bour-
que, 200; Mrs. T. Deslandes, 208;
Mrs. T. Elson, 209.
THIJA$DAY, DECiE41113Eft 10, 19504
wikS home for. the weekend, _.,.0,11$ • ;HO ' •
Miss; Shirley Sutter, •PrestOn, .Li
• by Lion John S. Parker, who WM;
BINGO,. at Clinton Legion I all, , Guest Speaker ;8,30, Every Thursday until Christ-
mas 50-X 'WC Kenneth C. Cameron, Pm-
_IP !wing at MoloclY liana, mantling officer of RCAF . Station
Weariesday, Music by.'llbe Melody Clinton, Was guest speaker and
Ranch Boys, Friday,- Bob Scott told of a tour he took this spring
and hist Orchestra, Saturday, with a National Defence College
features The Serenaders, New group to the Middle East, The Year's Eve Dance. Tickets -now speaker
available, 81,50, told ,O living standards
504"2-4)and conditions in Pa1 •u tan, India,
at a formal 'mess dinner in the
offieere Mess, Thursday evening,
Air Commodore Orr was the guest
speaker,
Friday morning Wing+Cominant
der Hooclspith gave a lecture em-,
phasizing to the student's the close
relationship between time operat,
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STAIsi.OINGt
G. W r A, P.- 'Merton -5 4 1 47 16
Mitchell 0 4 1 33 la
LUC= 5 3 2 18 17
2;Urie.13 4 2 2 19 30
Clinton. 5 1 4 20 04 2 Goderich- 1 5 22 57
Seorew This Week
Zurich 23 ,t
Mitchell; 9,-Goderich
Ilderton 5-Clinton 4.
Zurich 2--Luean 0
Qoderich 4-.Clinton 1
• Mitchell 4.-Lucan
• Ilderton 1.9.--Goderich 3
Ganes "This Weelr.
Dec. 12--Moton at Zurich- '
Pee. 14,-Co.tiericli at Lucan
Mitchell at ':Clinton
Dec. 17-LUeart at Goderich
Dec. 13-Clinton et'Ilderten
Zurich at Mitchell
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