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WHILE THEY LAST!
Liberals Elect
W. G. Cochrane
Their Candidate
(continued from page one)
was quoting probable expendi-
tures . . that I had in my book
last January."
'Says Program Continued
The public works, Mr. Harris
said, were supposed to reduce un-
employment but "the Tory Govern-
ment has done nothing more than
continue a program we started
three years ago."
The solution to the problem, as
Mr. Harris saw it, was to let in-
vestors--,both Canadian and for-
eign—know that they would 'have
a chance to make money through
investments in Canadian develop-
ment. This the Liberals would do,
he said, but the Conservatives had
built "an atmosphere of confus-
ion."
"Let the Liberals back in," he
promised "and 'employment will
improve within two weeks."
Mr. Harris blasted the Conser-
vative Government for not pro-
ducing an accounting .of its fin-
ances, charged that their trade
policies were taking farmers away
from the best-paying markets and
praised the Liberals' choice of a
party leader "because Mike Pear-
son is the man who can best bring
peace to Canadians."
,Cites Index Drops
"I said last March that 1957
would be the best year yet," he
recalled. "I also said the gross
national product would be about
$31,250,000. Bitt'.1 hadn't taken
into account that we might have
a Conservative government.
"Ever since August, every index
has been down," he said. "But
then, trade has always declined
under a Conservative govern-
ment.
MISS ISHOREY RECEIVES CAP
AT STRATFORD GENERAL
Miss Gwen Shorey, daughter of
Mt. 'and Mrs. John Shorey, 18
Edmonton Road, RCAF Station
Clinton, received her cap ih spec-
ial cerienieny held in ' Stratford
General Hospital recently. It was
the same eeeet at which Bonnie
Hoffman, Sharon Thompson and
Margo Grange received the same
honeet,
is going to occupy the former
Feed Ford seed store, and rent
a section. ,of the space to Melvin
trich for 'nee as 'a barbershop.
COMING EVEIIT.,
4e a word, minimum Vie
Goderieit Pavilion. Caba re t
Dancing every Saturday. Music
this week by Paul Cross and his
orchestra. Friday, March 7, Silv-
ereaBar Ranch Jamboree. March
14, dancing to the Westernaires.
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Kin Peewee Game
Blackhawks defeated the Red-
wings 'soundly last Saturday, 5-1,
when the Kin-sponsored peewee
groups mat in Clinton Lions A-
rena. Goals ,were scored by Mc-
Rae from Glazier; Durnan from
Gillette; Logan from Golks;
ette from. Deearie; Duman from
Mellish and Logan ream Gillis,
Clinton Colts lost 11-7 to the
Lucan Irish in the Lions Arena
[here Saturday night in the rough-
est game seen on local ice this
season.
The Colts led 3-2 at the end
of the first period on two goals
from the sticks of Jack Merlon
and one by Gord Welters. Fletch-
er scored Lucan's first two goals,
Lucan scored fore, goals in three
minutes early in the second per-
iod to take a 6-3 lead, Then the
Colts scored four in a row; Mer-
iarn getting his third goal, and
John Hartley two, Ken Doig scor-
ed the other one. Just as the
period ended Ray Yelle tied the
the score at seven all. There was
eight, penalties in the period in-
cluding majors to Bob Garon and
Yelle.
The Colts faded badly in the
third allowing Lucan to get four
goals to win the game 11-7. There
was five penalties in the period.
Clinton Colts 7
Blackwell 6 1 ,
Ken Doig and Gerd Walters
rapped in two goals each to spark
Clinton Colts to a 7-6 win over
Blackwell Merchants in Forest,
Monday, in the final scheduled
game of the Intermediate B WO-
AA. The semifinals open here on
Monday with Pt. Edward meeting
Clinton in the first of a best-of-
five series.
Other. Clinton snipers were
John Hartley, Bob Dolg and Leo
Racicot.
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Seaforth Girls Win
_Doubleheader
Seaforth District High School
junior and senior girls' basketball
teams took a doubleheader from
Clinton teams here on. Tuesday,
the seniors winning 36-16, and
the junior 19-13.
Junior Game
SEAFORIIIII: Smith 11; Morris
4; rich 2; Eckert 2; McLean,
Maladie, Christensen, Savage,
Wood, Elliott, Knox, Boa: total 19.
CLINTON: Castle 5, Verhoef 2,
Love 4, Cann 1, Colquhoun
Sharpe, Batkin, Merrill, Hodgins,
Reil, Cooper: total 13.
Senior Game
SEAFORMEI: Papple 18, Nixon 10,
Menheuve 2, Christie, Cooper 6,
Taylor, Roach, Montgomery, Cros-
zier, Boshart, Doig: total 36.
CLINTON: Chief 4, Philip 3,
McGregor 7, Campbell 2, Cann,
Love, Jackson, Turner, Batkin,
Cochrane, Stanley; total 16.
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Colts Lose Rugged Game to Lucan,
18 Penalties Given by Guelph Referees
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Name Three IVIen.
Huron County wheat producers,
holding their first annual meet- Represeniatives from all lodges
in Huron District No, 8 inge here Monday, named three
eemPrie- voting delegates to represent the
ing Exeter, Hensall, Brucefield, county's 700 growers On the Mc-.
Goderich, Seaforth and Clinton, ently formed Ontario Wheat Pro-
were geests of Clinton.Lodge at dueere' Marketing
the regular meeting on Tuesday I Russell aBorklettoinn,g RR 1, 1341121;
evening, at which time the travel- Robert Welsh,
b Ril2'Bar, ling gavel Was presented to the a
host lodge, Noble Grand Bert evtyenr, Dwneyrnre annred delegates, Mar-
RR 3, Exeter, and:
EtWThcleerltrwavaselliiningehgaarvgeel was r Pre- wereapeointed alternates.
am R Wiggins, R 3, Auburn,.
sented to the district last Fall by
the D.D,G.M. George Falconer,
The itinerary of this gavel is in
charge of the D.D.G,W. Jack, Wil-
sore Goderich, and each lodge in'
the district will have the use of
ttheis tgeram.ve1 for some period during h
The gavel was presented to Mr.
Rowden by the Noble Grand of F
BrUcefield Lodge, Wilfred Chutor, 13 , 5R1r-A6100 1 1113.m 2
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7— 1CAF
who have had it for several weeks, Hockey
Clinton Lodge wall present it to 7.00 - 8.00 p.m.—RCAF
Seaforth late in March, P 8.15-10.00 p.m.—ublic Skating
Several members of the various
lodges addressed the meeting
briefly, including Mr. Falconer
and Mr. Wilson. All were pleas-
ed to note that each time the gav-
el is presented the attendance is
growing larger, the meeting in
Clinton being the largest yet.
• At the conclusion of the meet-
ing several games of cards were
enjoyed, after which delicious re-
freshments were served by the
lunch committee, of which Bro.
Harold Tyndall is the chairman.
Clinton HOOF Wheat Producers
Accepts Gavel
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Forum Folk Win
Safe Driving
Essay• Awards
An essay prepared by the mem-
bers of SS No. 4. Goderich Farm
Forum earned two high awards
this- week, when at the Safe Drvi-
ving Rally held Monday night in
the Clinton District Collegiate In-
stitute auditorium,, winners in the
contest were announced.
Mrs. Ira Merrill received the
award of the Provincial prize to
County Farm Forums and Mrs.
Robert E. Thompson received the
top prize in the county, open to
all groups.
Included in the program of the
evening,, was attention to the
Farm Forum radio broadcast,
scheduled for the time of the
meeting, and the program was
heard through the courtesy of
Clinton Electric Shop. who loaned
a radio.
Constable Hardy of the Provinc-
ial Police, Goderich, gave a safety
talk and showed a film. He said
that a number of people equal-
ling more than the total populat-
ion of the village of Hensall, were
killed last year in car accidents
in Ontario. Also, a number ex-
ceeding the population of a city
the size of Stratford were injured
in car accidents. $32 millions of
property damage occurred.
"Road courtesy is absolutely es-
sential," said the Constable. "A-
dults must set a geed example
for the 'teenagers—the youngsters
just learning the rules of ;the
read."
A presentation of the play which
the Clinton Junior Farmers are
entering in the drama festival
was much enjoyed.
Second prize in the essay con-
test was received by F/L Cox,
for G. L. Pratte's group at RCAF
Station Clinton. Third prize went
to Fireside Forum of Hullett
Township, and was received by
Eric Anderson,
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Huron PCs Once
More' Name
L Elston Cardiff
(continued from page one)
Commonwealth; the Constitution;
and Competition. Of the latter
the Liberals only believed in it
when it suited them.
The PCs have' no intention of
being on the defensive. We're
still fighting the same state of
mind that exested in the spring.
They're the same old gang—they
just want their jobs back.
"They are willing to set prov-
ince against province, race against
race, religion against religien, in
order to get back ihto office.
Have no illusions that these are
liew people," he said. 'They are
the same henchmen listening to
the same, orders:''
"John Diefenbaker has 'a -vision
of linking the Canadian. North,
as johre A. 'McDonald had, 'from
East to West. And he hopes to
insure Canada's ownership of the
a-lateral eesointes of our ewn
north. If you people will get
some of jellies vision, it will give
him a chence to see it through."
Mr. Hamilton was thanked by
George Gent Chairman of the
meeting was Charles I'dcNaughton,
Exeter, chairman of the Huron As-
sociation. Among those .on the
platform were Mayor W. J. Miller,
who welcomed the convention to
Clinton; Douglas Freerrian, eletry
Sturdy, .Dr. E, A, 1VieMa.ster, Mrs.
V. G, Thompson, Mt. Cardiff was
nominated by R, E, Pooley, mayor
of Exeter, and it. was seconded, by
Mrs. Douglas Mooney, Goderich,
4. Motion, affirming loyalty to
CLINTON LIONS
ARENA
SCHEDULE
Peewee
SATURDAY, MAR. 1-
9.00-10.15 a.m.—School Children,.
sponsored by Lions Club
11,00-12.00 ia,m.—Adastral Park
1.15 - 5.30 p.m.—Figure Skating
5.45- 6.45 p.m.—Kinsmen Pee-
wee Hockey
8:1510.00 p.m.—Public Skating.
SUNDAY, MAR. 2-
8.30-10.00 p.m. — Audult Only'
Skating
MONDAY, MAR. 3—
MONDAY, FES. 21-
9.3041.30 a.m.—RCAF Public
School
1.30- 2.30 p.m.—Junior Farmers
6.30 - 7.30 p.m.—Kinsmen Peewee-
8.30 p.m.—Intermediate Playoff'
Hockey—Pt. Edward vs.
Clinton Colts
TUESDAY, MAR. 4-
4.30 - 5.30 ip.m.---Publie School
Children, grades 1 to 4,
sponsored by Lions Club
7.00-9,00 p.m.-- RCAF Hockey
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5--
2.15 - 4.00 p.m.---Public Skating
4.30-5.30 p.m. —'Public School;
Children, Grades 5 to 8,.
sponsored by the Lions.
6.30-7.30 p.m Kinsmen Peewee.
Hockey
7.30- 9.30 p.m.--Junior Farmers;
THURSDAY, MAR. 6-
3.00 - 4.00 p.m—RCAF Public
School
4.30-5.30 p.m. — Ontario Street
Church aludd-en's Skat-
ing
7.00-9.00 p.m.--RCAF Hockey
Referees Fisher and 'Mello of
Guelph-, handed Out 18 perialtiee
during the game. Late in the
.pecond period. Bob Garen, received
a game misconduct when the ref-
eree claimed, he kicked at the
Lucan goalteeder,
e
Port Elgin Trims .
Local Juveniles
Ross Dudgeon, Port Elgin, went
on a seven goal scoring spree in
Clinton Lions Arena on Monday
night to pace Port Elgin Juvenil-
es to a 16-7 win over Clinton in
the first game of the WOAA Juve-
nile C series, The second game
was to be played in Port Elgin
Wednesday night.
For Clinton Paul Schoenbals
and Frank Glew had two each
and singles went to Budd Hayes,
Murray Stanley and Ken Cum-
mings.
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PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
'GROUP 2
INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY '
Clinton and Point Edward will
meet in a beet-of-five WOA.A. In-
termediate "B" playoff starting
March 3 in Clinton, Winner of
the series will face the winner
of the F,arest-Blackwell series.
March 3 Pt. Edward et Clinton
Forest at Blackwell
5 Clinton at Pt. Edward
6 Blackwell at Forest
7 Pt, Edward at Clinton
10 Forest at Blackwell '
12 Clinton at Pt. Edward
15 Pt; Edward at Clinton
Blackwell at Forest
Rural Schools
Enjoy Friendly
Hockey Game
Last Friday the boys of S.S.
Stanley, the "Baled's Bombers"
enjoyed a friendly game of hockey
with the "Holmesville Hornets"
During the first half the teams
seemed evenly matched, and the
score remained .a tie, but the Hor-
nets gained steadily during the
second period, when the Bombers
seemed to tire, and the game end-
ed with, Holmesville 7, Baird's 3.
Holmesville goals, Don Yeo, 3
unassisted, one from Bob Norman;
Bob, Norman, 2 unassisted, one
from Bill eloggarth. Baird's goals,
Laurie Colquhoun, Donnie Colqu-
houn, Ross Sturdy.
Teachers in charge of the game
held in Clinton Lions Arena were
Miss Ann Shaddick and Mrs. F.
Powell, Larry Powell was referee.
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CLINTON WI WILL
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Women's Institute will me-
et on Thursday, February 27 at
2,30 p.m. in the agricultural office
board room. Roll call will be
"Valentine verse". Topic is home
economics and health by Mrs. C.
Nelson. Program convener is Mrs.
T. O'Connell and the hostess is
Mrs, Douglas Freeman and her
committee,
PUC Considers
Moving To New
Building Soon
Discussion about the proposed
new office, stockroom and garage,
continued at the regular meeting
of the Clinton Public Utilities
C'onneession on. Tuesday evening.
The Commission has been asked
by the HEPC to obtain evaluat-
ions on the building, and when
these are submitted the HEP,C
could proceed to OK the move
proposed, and then tenders for
selling the present office building
could be called, They plan to
use certain parts of land near the
punaphouse on the road to the
Community Park, which are awe=
ed by the -town, Permission to
build there would have to be ole•
tamed from the council.
Applications from K. W. Colqua
houn, for water, sewerage and
hydro, to the new office building
he is preparing on King Street,
were approved. Mr. Colquhoun,
Plans Reaching
Final Stages
For Seed Show
In just ten days, final work
in connection with the 12th annual
Huron County Seed Fair will be
going forward. The many dis-
plays will- be in place, and •the
bags of prize seed will be brought
in to the CDCI gymnasium for
competition.
This Seed Show in Clinton is
growing practically every year.,
More and more people, both town
and country ate taking advantage
of a chance to visit the Fair, view
the exhibits., smell the good clean
smell of well-kept hay, • and see
the best which Huron. County
farmers can produce.
Conducted by the Huron County
Soil and Crop Improvement As-
sociation, the Seed Fair is run
efficiently and well. The office
of the Department of Agriculture
here, is quite active in conducting
competitions in seed judging and
the interest taken by the. young
people, particularly is gratifying.
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Attending the CDC' At-Home
Gordon.. Tebbutt, right, president of the
Students Council at Clinton District Collegiate
Institute, headed the work which resulted in a
quite successful At-home last week. Steven
Brown, left, is vice-president at the Students
Council. With thena.are Mary Elizabeth Levis
and Jean Etue. An excellent crowd attended the
event, made up of a number of the adults of
.the community, as well as the students of the
collegiate. Smiling face in the rear is that of
Alan' Galbraith.
(News-Record Photo)
—a ra. .11.M. _aIka ..41. .1, .1, Ati. a.,
THAT YOUR SAVINGS ARE MATCHED DOLLAR FOR
DOLLAR, UP TO $2,000.00, WITH FREE
LIFE INSURANCE?
1• This insurance continues until death, or until
the money is withdrawn.
THAT MEMBERS OF THE CLINTON CREDIT UNION
MAY ALSO HAVE A TRUST ACCOUNT,
JOINT ACCOUNT OR DEPOSIT ACCOUNT
(Checking Account).
THAT THE CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
HAS NO SERVICE CHARGES ON SHARES (or
Savings) ACCOUNTS.
And they will' assume all exchange on cheques
where $10 or more is deposited to share ac-
counts,
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