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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-27, Page 94 ..49..E MUT lyTCl mW S4mcb ' =D Yt DV,CKNl;l31a'fi, 27, 195gw Clinton- Team UndeFeated �t CI,INTO.N 5-GODEl ICH 4 Dale Gattinger was the • best ,Clinton Legion Bantams een!tin- used their winning ways on Wed- nesday afternoon when they'•ed'ped Gaderich. 5-4 in a closely fought game. The "teams clasheol ill a game that was a curtain raiser to the . G•oclerich-Clinton Colts interined ate game, The two teams• kept the large P g crowd orf their feet for the entire ,game as they :foughtfor the vic- tory. Clinton went out in front early in -the first period on'a goal. by -Dale Gaittengger, Laithwaite tied the score • three minutes later only to have Gattinger find the range again, ,Robinson evened the count at 1119'and•16. seconds lat- er Paul Pickett;.made it 3-2 for: Clinton. - • `• . Play was very even in the .sec,% and period. but Goderich were„ •a l tt1e sharper'. ✓around the net. Pin, der' ands Robinson scored, goals: in rapid-fire'rorder near the eight Minute mark to put Goderich out :in front :ter tale•.first time ire the game • The last `20 minutes found Clin- ton applying .a ...Continual' power plrajr in an effort to pull . the game out of the fire and there was lit- tle ;fdoubt that the attack, w,otlld pay"oYf. 'Ron Livermore was the _ pay-off man -for 'the, first goal. Gattinger . won control; of the puck from two Goderich .men in the Corner; fed. a � infect ' pass to Liv -- P e ere- at theblue line' s rrrr and Ran screen' shot whisked into • the cor ter before Bissett could'"make a move. - ' The tieing goal added more zip. 'to the Clinton attack and at 1510 ^Budd Bayes .t Bathed in a loose puck from a scramble at one side of the Goderich net.. :Bissett was' -tying on the ices and had no chair ce on the ,goal. man for Clinton and his :two goals and. oneassist indicate the hard gale that= he :played. Dave Mc - .. and Ron Liverinore. `also' ptayd good games, Laithwaite was the most dangerous. man for o'dec'h. Clinton:oal, defence, Watkins; Draper, Bartllff, .Jacbb,' Murney,• forwards, Gattinger, ,1VicLennan, Smith, Livermore, Cummings, Pickett, Serutoir, Boyes, Stanley; sub -goal, Dales. ' Gloderick:oal, Bissett; defence, Drew, Morris; centre, Vrooman; wings, Pinder, Jeffery; subs, Laithwaite,. ' Robinson, .; Baechler, Yeo, Hudson, Wilkins,Black. Bedkar, McIver; :svub-goo , la k. . First Period 1 -Clinton, ,Gattinger, (McLean an) 1.15 2=-Gaderich, Laithwaites (Robin- son) 4,40. 3 +Clanton, Gattinger, (.MeLenn- ,. an, 'Smith), 6,45 4--Goderich, Robinson,;. 11.19 • 5 --Clinton, •Pickett, 11.45 A Penalties: Murney (tripping) 8.59; "Draper? (broken stick) 10.44. ,Seeoiui: Period • 6-.Gaderich, Pinder, (Jeffery) .8,39 7,-Goderich, Robinson: (Lauth-. Waite). 8.55 - Penalties: Jacob ,(tripping) 9.50. Best whites_. to 'or May it be a very Happy New Year! .HERMAN'S MEN'S •--'W EAR HU 2-9351 Clinton Third; Period 8 -:Clinton, Livermore (Gatting- er). 7.51 • 9 -Clinton; ^ •Bayes - ..(Gattinger) 15.10 Penalties: Pickett (body -check- ing in centre ice) 358. Mi. and Mrs. William K. Gov- ier, Lorndesboro; Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Hann, . Brenda and .Les- lie Les,- lie, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hiamilton, Gary and Kim, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry McEfwan and family. • CLINTON,LIONS .AitEEl�A SCHgDlILE FRIDAY,; DEC._ 9:304030 .a m - Free, Skating' • 3.00 4.00 p.m. -Public Skating 4,30 5.30 ,pafi.-xinsmeh Peewee Hockey 8.15-10:00 p.m. -Public Skating SATURDAY, DEC. 29- 9.30-10.30 a.m.-Free Skating 1100-12.00 atm,-,A.dastral. Park 1.30-5.30 p.m. -+Figure. 'Skating 7.00 p.m. -Bantam Hockey-•aMi1- vertorn vs. Clinton Le, gion Bantams. e: 9.00 p m.--nIntermediate Hockey Zurich. vs Colts MONDAY,- DEC. 31- 9:30-11:00 a.m.--Frree; Skating 4.30 -.5.30 p.m.-Krnsmei `Peewee Hockey. . 2.00-326 m. Public Skating 8.15-10,00 p.rn.-Public Skating TUESDAY, JAN. 1- 2.00 - 3.30: p.m =Public Skating 8.15-10.00 pain. -Public Skating. WEDNESDAY, JAN.. 2- .. 2.00 - 3.30 p.m. --Public Skating 8.1540,00 ;p.m, -Public Skating THURSDAY, JAN.' '3- ,4.30 - 5.30 p.m. -Free Skating P.S. children (grades 5-6-7- 8), sponsored by Martin's Dept. Store and Newcombe's Drug Store. Christmas Card Sale ALL BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS REDUCED TO 1/z Price SAVE i\tONEY :. . SHOP NOW s MAY ALL YOUR •L R AMS COM1. TRUt cEwan's eague Play ()LINTON 6--99DRRIp1I 5 .Clinton Legion Buntanroved that they have the qualities of a good tears wh'' they nosed out Gotierich' l'antams„6 5),n' Gaderich last week.; : T1gC1nton {ids ca �e f o " e hind on two occasions to grab the verdict. ;pave McL en tan's goal scored just'`18 seconds after mop, les B rtlift'.Ihad tied the icore,:l5> t ved o be the deciding marker. ' • In'the' first period Jeffery- sent the home team out in front; just one minute after the ' • opening yQ'histle. : Gale Ga1tenger evened. the 'scone at 7.28 on a pass from McLennan and .Gattinger 'gave Clinton the lead six minutes later with George Smith earning an as- sist on the play, Ron Livermore scored twice in the sandwich session with the home club held scoreless. 'Boni. Livermore's goals . were . Scored; within' a minute of each. other., Goderich came to life in the fin- al 20 minutes and• during the, first half of the period seemed to be .going to chase their visitors• out of the rink, Laithwa'lte; 'Rabin: 'son, Pinder and Laithwaite again flashed the red light before Bant-: tiff and 'McLennan could put out the fire with their rapid-fire goals. It was a very clean game with no Penalties handed out by ref- eree Jack .Meriam.. Clinton; . goal, Dales; defence, Banditti- Murney, Draper, Jacob;„ forwards, Gattinger, Smith, Me- I:.ennan, Livermore, Pickett, ,;Cum- mings; Scruton•,..Boyes, Wild; sub- goal, WatI ns. Goderich: goal, Black; defence, Whlkson,. McIver; ' Robinson; Baechler;. forwards, .. Vrooman, Jeffrey, Pinder; Laithwaate, Mor- ris, Drew, Hudson, MacDonald, Mccorinick, Bissett. First Period. 1,•Godenicl ; . Jeffrey (Vrooman) L� �. 2=Clintas, -...Gattinger (McLenn- • an) ,:2 3 -,-Clinton, Gattinger (Smith) 1356 Second Period 4 -Clinton, Livermore (C u ni- rings) 1250 ' 5 -Minton; Livermore (!Pickett)` 13.49 'Third Period 6- Goderich; Laithwaite' (Robin- son) 5:07 7--,Goderich, Robinson (Baechler) '8.56 .8=-Goderich, Pinder- (Jeffery) 9.42 9--Goderich,. Laithwaite (Robin - ,son) 11.08 i. 10 -Clinton, Bartliff (Livermore) 13.02 11 -Clinton, McLennan (Smith) 14,20 �-` Rensall Pupils Enjoy Concerts (By our Herman. correspondent) Hensall. Public School =held their annual Christmas concerts, ,Friday afternoon, with traditional yule tide decorations. The 24 child- ren of the kindergarten class who have been home for the past two weeks with measles. (with the ex- ception of six children) presented a concert and received gifts and treats' ~ Gravies -1 to 4, gave a program of •'recitations, ' carols, • songs and setreral plays. Grades 5 to 6 pre- sented several dialogues "The cook and her cookies", "The Train," "Lnterruption," and a 'Christmas story with` Christmas. carols sung throughout. Grades 7 and 8 presented plays, "'Twas the night •before Christ- mas," (A Satirical Play) and a ,pantotnine, "The Highwayman," Gifts were exchanged, Lunch and treats were the gifts of the school board, ' t�� �_. ■ ra Our sishoete *tah for all out Moth& otld petitions, $011 Bros News F Bayfire,4. By MISS LIJ. h R. WOOD$ 1955 Ontario Cinutipion Rural •Correspondent PHONE: BAYFIEI D 45 r 3 There will be -a carol service in Trinity. Church on Sunday evening, Fred Moore, London, was the guest of Miss Barbara Bassett en Sunday, William T. Heard spent Christ- mas with his brother Fred Heard, and family, Stratford. ' Miss .Lola Ellliat , petrgit, was with.. her brother,! Leslie; .Matt, •f lona Friday until Tuesday, :.:.. • Miss Helen Blair, Lively,is. with her:: parents;' Mr., and Mrs. Robert Bialr., fc)r. the Christmas Vacation: - Mr. acation:Mr and Mrs •. E. • W.::Qddliefsan,' London; are at their home on Main Street through. the holiday. season, Miss Jessie L.;Metcalf, Detroit, arrived on Saturday to spend the vacation with her another, rMs. W.. F. Metcalf. Mr, and Mira, W,;' R. Elliott went to , Kitch-ener to be with their son John and family for Christmas, . William and. Robert Parker, London, were with their parents, Mr, and Mrs., William: E Parker;. for Christmas;,`. ;Miss Madeline Roddick, London, is the guest of :her brother, R. S. Roddick and wife, for, the Christ- mas vacation.: . Mrs. Bruce Menerey'left on Monday to spend Christmas- with her. nieces, Misses K and M. El- liott, Brucefield., 1Virs..J. H. Cobb is .spendilig the Christmas and and Year's seas - n with Mr. and Mrs° J. Wallace, "Ile, Ontario.:, Mrs. John Turner,. Buie Water HighMray, Stanley ,..T•ownshirp,. un derwent major :surgery; in .Clinton Public Hospital` on Thursday. Mr. and .Mrs. Keith 'Brandon and children, Stratford, are spend- ing tate Christmas' vacation with. her , parents, Mrs, - .and Mrs: Chris Parker. . r, , Constable `Wi11am Johnson, St. (-'atherines OPP Detachment; and 's family', Goderich, visited his aunt, Mrs.. George,•L.ittle on Wed- nesday. • - Mr, and Mrs::T,Dalton, Smith and Janice were- with „Nits. Smith's lather, • W. W..Il}BginS, and broth- ers, J._B. Higgins • and family on Monday. e Misses MariontMakins,Mildred Fraser and Barbera Bassett, Lon- don, were at their respective home in the • village Friday until Tuesday. • - The Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Oi ter - .bridge 'and .Peter, returned to the rectory en Saturday eveningafter having been on vacation for twel- ve days, - • 6. George Bell is spending a couple of weeks vacation with;his parents, Mr. and Mrs, -Charles Bell,. after a sailing season- aboard the. SS Windoc: ,•:. AW2 Joan. McLeod, RCAF Stat- ion ".y . er, ' pent• the Christmas season with' her mother, Mrs. W. J.• 'McLeod and. sisters, Roberta and Frieda. , .. ' Mr, and 'Mrs, :Charles. `Parker and Bonnie, ' Scarborough, were with his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs-. J H Parker from, Sunday until Wednesdky. .• Mr. and; Mrs. J. F., Hovey vent ,Christmas Day with the latter's mother, M. Bert Rustors, Mitch- ell, and the farmer's brother, F. W. Hovey. Miss . Helen Edith Forrester, Goderich, spent Christmas day with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Cam- eron; -and •is also here for a couple oto days this week. k . Guardsman Bob Ori returned to, Camp•, Petawawa - on Wednesday morning after having ` sp e n t Christmas week with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Orr. ,• Mr. and Mrs, Robert Middleton and Bobby, Hensall, were with Mrs. N, W. Woods. for Christtnas. Mrs. ,Middleton regi ained to spend a few days with her 'another. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner and daieter, Trenton, were Thome for Christmas and are staying with the •former's father, John. Turner, Blue Water Highway, Mr. and Mrs, John McKenzie, Toronto, are 'spending the Christ- mastide with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 3. McKenzie and alga 'visiting her mother, Mrs, John. Middleton Mrs and Mrs. Garfield Westlake, 17cluelet, Va ieotver Island, arriv- ed on Wednesday and are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'ilgestlake until, after New Year's. James .1'iiggi a, Toronto, was with his parent from Monday tilt Wednesday On the latter day, they all visited his grandmother( in fensali and Jim returned to Toronto with bis • attnt. Mr. and km, J. M, E Stewart spent Christmas with the ,latex's niece, Miss Helene Brownlee,,, Lori- d'on, and went aft to Hamilton where they will celebrate' New' Year's Day with' friends. Mr; and Mrs. Carton Faweett were with: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L ; D, MacLeod from Sun- day unday until Wednesday, John It, MacLeod, Port Stanley, was also hole on,Christmas ,Art Turlattd returned. hone on Wednesday after having been with his wife's parents,.. Mr, and Mrs,. Sant raftoll, v f%llitardlite f'o r, Chr, 'The: children remain ed with.istmastheir grandparents. Dr. and Mrs°.A' nd Butler and daughter Lois, came an 'Saturday to spend, the 'Christmas week ,with lois parents,, Mr. .and••Mrs, :M.':J. Butler . ' Dr; '13u 1ef is a'- 'hycllolo'r ,a t p gist a,t i;he ', schoci Or retarded children at `1Vlissli"ngburg, Pa l. ' •�d W estlak :ret rner:k to .. GP Y W e u . ;.::�;. . ti d le "ththe � e nrn u. OFP'd"tic e hm. n Kitchener on Thursday alter be - borne for • for Christmas,' We'sillake and Master Ricky re niair ed with her parents, Mr. a`id. Mrs: Malcolm Toms,t'his week. ,Sergeant and Mrs:. J. Mayanan woe•• with her parents:. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. MacMillen, for Christ- mas. .After the festivities Mrs. •MadMillen and Sylvia Fitzsimons accompanied: them: to London where .they will visit •uritil'Satur- .day Mr. and Mrs, 'T. Mallett and Tom and Miss Hilda King, Lon - dem were the guests of Mrs° Mal- lett's brothers,, Lyle, Melvin and Rudsell Davidson on Sunday. Mr. and Mr's.. Fred Davidson, Detroit, were :also -with his brothers over theweekend. - • ' 'THarold Weston and his on Ray, Ferndale, Mich.; motored, to the village qn Saturday. On their re turn they were accompanied by the former's son, Geprge Weston, and an aunt Miss Elizabeth• West- on; who will spend the winter with 'relatives, w° Robert Brandon, Teaclre;s' Col lege and `,Shirley 'Brandon, .,11N70, both both of London; are with tbeir father, H. N. Brandon for the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs W. Pitblado, \Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Heard, London, were also Tome for Christmas. ,.Mrs. Jack Murray returned to Olwen Sound last week after hay- ing spent ten days with ,.her sis- her-axr--law, -Mrs, W. J.. McLeod. The SS John, Weiss en which her husband is sailing came into God- erich to berth and he also left for his home in Owen Sound, after calling qn his sister. Mrs: E. Jones and George Hew itt -came. pn Monday to spen',d. Christmas ° with their_: sister, Mrs: Emerson Heard: Theyreturned to London on Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs.. Herbert Kirkham; who were with- their parents for dinner. Mr. and .firs, "George Heard, • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon• Heardalso were at the parental table. Mr; 'and Mrs. •George, Lindsay and Carol, Paris, spent Christmas day with. `his mother, Uncle John Lindsay and brother Brawn at the -tome of his sister, Mrs. Charles Bello, Carol remained to visit with her aunt for this week.,i.Mr.: and Mrs. Alan Galbraith, Olinton,'were also with •her parents over Christ- mas. Janice is spending the vac- ation with .her grandparents. Mr - and Mrs. LeRoy Poth and Ronald spent Christmas Day with the former's parents in New Dun- dee. ; Mrs. William R. Jo ett, Goderich, who is staying with, her elder daughter and family for the Christmas week,. .accompanied them to Elmira and spent Christ- mas with her younger daughter, Mrs. E. Kendall and family. They all returned here on Wednesday. Mr; and Mrs. Tom- Arkell, Jo- anne and Kenny, Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank •Sprague came on Monday; and Mrs. Don ,Sager and two •ehaldren Clare and Nicky, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, Gail • and Phillip, Were also with their parents,.,Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell. They'a]l re- turned home on. Christmas Day. On Thursday Mrs. Arkiill, held a Christmas celebrdtiorl for Mr. and • 4+4++4 444+4»I44,444 ,1,44-I»I»: 34 'Calls Mac:14y Ions Santa Claus (Ry ;our Bayfield correspondent) .Santa Claus represented for the Lions Club by Grant' Turn- er, made 34 calls • on Christmas Eve, leaving a treat at • each ;home for'old folk and shut.ins; A]sp, Cliristnias: carOis floated on the'e a 'n • air fro b'- v nr g m aput. •, lic address • system ; supplied,. 'by Reg Francis. The: truck iii which it was- installed was ilei orated by. Reg and ;aSperice,:E.r- vine in . keeping, with . •Christmas Ewe. - Amongst the other help- ers • were Charles Scotchlner, Leslie Flliptt, " Jiack Scotchmer, Grant Stirling and Bill ''Clark. They started out- on their rounds • at 6.45 and finished at. 10.30. Mrs. Gorden D. Scotchrner and family, Bronson Line. Chairman Retires Mrs. T. C: Bailey, chairman, conducted the annual meeting of'. the. Bayfield Public School Board on. Wednesday evening. Mrs, A. M. Bassett genie the auditor's report. Grant Turner was elected to' fill the vacancy caused by the retire- anent of Mrs>. Palley, The board is now made up of Merton Merrier, Spencer Ervine -and Grant Turner. Children's Party' The Lions Club party for the children of the district on Friday afternoon in the town hall, 'drew perhaps the largest attendance known , Aifrekneetclianer, - Jr., projected the film,. "Snow White and the •.Seven ` Dwarfs" after which • John Lindsay ' played the ,role of,Santa Claus. There was .a beautiful Christmas tree with col oured lights and the children re- ceived bags of candy, and oranges; Assisting '.with -the affair . were Grant Stirling, R. McFadden,' El- gin Port.t. and LeRoy Poth, Tuggle,School. Parties ',The Junior Red . Cross meeting Was. conducted ny. Margaret; Wall1s in the senior room of Bayfield Public . School on Wednesday; De- cember ecember 19, The memberspresent- ed' a couple of skits. Mrs. LeRoy Poth projected colour slides. taken COMING EVENTS 40 a word, minimum 75e Friday, Dec.2.. 8 Euchre and" dance, Township Hall, Bayfield.. Sponsor. ; Bayfield Agricultural- •Society, Cards start at 8.30.'.Nor- ,ris Orchestra. ,. 52b., Friday, Dec. 28 - Old Old Tyrne Dance, All your old tyane favour-- +tes, by the Collins. Orchestra, at -Melody Ranch -Dancing 10 1 a.m. ;New Year's Eve Dance, Music; by: The Serenades, Admis-- sion;..$1.50 52-b:•.. <. li .cher i f C S . rrm..:. lQou . �' KNX TV is;: playing for the, season: at the Crystal Paalacee Mitchell; 'every Friday night, • Specialhard-time• dance this Friday with cider. 51-2-b Gaderich. Pavilion - Dancing every Saturday. Friday, Decem-• bet, °28 •'Teen age record swing with, Johnrl'y.. Brent. Phone Goderich' 675. if no answer 419, for New Year's Eve table reservations. 52-b The Gala New Year's" Eve dance in the Crystal Palace,. : Mitohell, with hats, horns, novelties, Dan- cing to music by Slim Boucher, 10 till 2: f• si=lt ,..B Christmas? t Still Gardening T (By our Bayfield correspondent) •It was a ,White Christmas after all. On the day before, Mrs. Char- les Bell picked. a head of lettuce and a green onion from her -veg. etableP arden. In spite ite of •a bit g of snow. Maybe we are approach. ing the time when our otimatte will once again be sub -tropical a it was ages ago. , of the pupils. Then there was a distribution' of gifts off .the Christ mas tree, and bags of candy fol each .pupil, from the school board The party in the' Junior room un der the supervision of Mrs. Wil liarn. E. Parker was also in keep• ing with.:Christmas. The pupils played games and ,gifts off the tree were presented along; with 1. candy treat. WWshing you good luck i.n. everything! 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