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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-12-10, Page 11DAD Did you get a base for your train yet? PAGE MEV= CHRISTMAS TREES Spruce Balsam Scotch Pine TREE STANDS and GREENERY Ball-Macaulay Limited Lumber-Lime-Cement KING STREET CLINTON HU 2-9514 44 4. Only 2 Weeks Until Christmas Me-tegMe;e1MMIVele xr. Brown or Grey Shaggy Knit Pullovers MEN Reg. $8.95 To Clear at ONLY $5.95 WINTER CLOTH COATS ri ALL CAR COATS REDUCED All Sizes-All Colours 20 % REVERSIBLE SKIRTS Regular $17.95 and $11.95 NOW ONLY $12.95 and $ 8.95 PLAIN WOOL SKIRTS Values to $11,95 SPECIAL BUY AT ONLY $4.88 each LADIES WEAR and DRY GOODS EASY PAYMENT PLANS CAN BE ARRANGED CLINTON HENSALL EXETER nose, ;,;-0,tz:triroporpowirl • PINE and SPRUCE Christmas Tree Stands - $1.50 Add to your Outdoor Decorations with a SANTA CLAUS or a SNO MAN' Attractively Painted Standing 4 ft. High $3.50 May we Suggest a FAMILY GIFT FOR THE RUMPUS ROOM Regulation Size PING PONG TABLE 34" Plywood with Folding Legs for Each Section Complete-Unpainted .„,.. $35.75 We have 1/2-11 Homasote in 4')(8' panels at ONLY $4:50 and can supply you with 2"4" Cedar to get it up off the floor. 3 /16 GREEN CHALKBOARD 2')(3`-$3.15 1 ')44 t---$ 7.50 2 ')(4'-$4.95 4')(6'-,-,-$1 4.25 Durable and free from erasure "after shine" May be installed as part of your playroom. W . Counter Builders Supplies HU 2-9612 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON "*M141-11160001104 *-10410;100061100stadrattaadiat I Give H Something To Wear FOR Week-end Specials RCAF CUriers Win Winners of the Wingham. invita- tion bonspiel for the 'second year running, were curlers from RCAF ',`Station Clinton. The winning rink was made IT of Sergeant 'Mickey' Valet,. Sergeant Fritz Reid, War- rant Officer Cliff Parker and Flight Sergeant "Norm" Servos. HOSTESS ROLLS SAVE 4c PAY ONLY 25c Reg. 29c Clinton IGA Frank's Barber Shop OPEN FROM December 14 to 24 EVERY DAY and EVERY EVENING 8 King Street Clinton PUBLIC SKATING CLINTON LIONS ARENA EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3 to 5 P.M. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING 9 to 11 P.M. MOCCASIN DANCE CLINTON LIONS ARENA EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Starting December 12 DANCE ON THE ICE Admission: 25c HOCKEY GAMES $7.95 to $16.95 Boxing Gloves, Bowling Games, Tricycles, Bicycles, Wagons, Dolt Carriages, Holster Sets, Flying Saucers. ARCHERY SETS $2.75 to $15.95 GOLF CARTS $12.95 to $15.95 GIFTS FOR THE MOTORIST MIRRORS VISOR PACKS SEAT COVERS WASH BRUSHES RADIO AND AERIALS CAR JACKS SNOW TIRES WHEEL MUFFS WINDSHIELD WASHERS BATTERY CHARGERS FLOOR MATS Socket Wrench Sets for English, American, European Cars AUTO SUPPY Meeipip, ePar L vdo. *0111**10M 1110114141411a0a*M1,601WM104100; eeiesimarinWall~FINNOMNOWNWOM~WINIIIINIIMMEIN1 ,Five-Pin Bowling News. CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE L Stars 27 6 63 Dabbers , 20 13 47 Hearts .17 15 41 Drivers 16 17 39 Clubs 15 18 35 Cleaners 14 19 32 Budgies 13 20 30 Imps 10 23 21 LONDESBORO LADIES W L P Pinpickens 34 38 82 Hot Shots 20 52 46 Helen Hustlers' ,.„ 18 54 43 Carterettes 18 54 40 LONDESBORO MEN • 3D's 23 13 55 3G's 22 14 53 Aces 15. 23 33 Jacks 12 21 27 MEN'S INTER-TOWN Pts. Exeter- 78 Clinton B 74 Goderich A 56 Clinton A 54 Goderich 13 51 Wingham .50 Results for Dee. 5 Exeter 9-Clinton A 2 Goderich B 7-Wingham 4 Clinton B 7-Goderich A 4 W L P ;mammy .„-wateto,..4ostetowelevowewevemmte-4 CHRISTMAS GIFTS Due to the terrific response for golfing in the Clinton-Bayfield District the Pro-Shop at the Bayfield-Clinton Golf Course would be the ideal place to buy your Christmas Gifts "Everything For The Golfer" Complete Sets of Clubs, Bags and all Golfing Accessories or start a Set of Clubs. A welcome Christmas Gift would be a Season's Membership in the Golf Club Contact FRED HULLS at the BAYFIELD-CLINTON GOLF CLUB Corner of Bayfield-Clinton Road and Highway 21 Phone Clinton HU 2-3261 240,000001-- .nWaaaaa00M-2MZM-Zaaa 114, Give Yourself a Christmas Gift! Make SNOW TIRES out of the TIRES YOU HAVE NOW -- Let us Groove and Slit them for better grip in slush and on ice SAVE UP TO 4c A GALLON Choose the right one from 6 Different Gasolines Which blend do you use? Only you can decide which of Sunoto's SIX will give you knock-free perform- ance --- and save you money! R S Sunoco Station 192 HURON STREET CLINTON Ray Hoggaetti, Prop. HU 2,9013 vgURSDAY, ngcsmEgu, IA 1059 curropr ISTVWS-AVCORD Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League Begins Monday Evening Four Teams Entered Bantams Win 7-2 Over Hensallil Tie Mitchell 3 Clinton Fish and Game Club Bantam. hockey team opened their season in Mensal! last Friday evening and name home with a 7-2 win over the host team. John Cooper and Gary Gilles led the Clinton scorers with two goals oath; Borden McRae, Laurie Col- quhoun and Doug Macaulay added singletons. Chapman a n d McNaughton scored the two goals for Hensel. There were no penalties called in the cleanly fought game, Clinton: goal, Stanitortin de- fence, Laurie Coleuhoun, Doug Macaulay; centre, John Cooper; Wings, Borden McRae, Bob Bat- kin; alternates, Gord Logan, Gary Gilks, Barry Glazier, Bayne Boy- es, Randy Glow, Bernie Scott, Phil White, Mel Crich, Butch George. The Bantams, playing their first home game Tuesday evening, play- to a 3-3 deadlock with the visit- ing Mitchell Bantams. The three Clinton goals were split among Laurie Colquhoun, Gary Gilles and Borden McRae. Mitchell scorers were Robinson with one and Dietz with two in the third. period that forced the tie. There were six penalties hand- ed out in the game with each team getting three. The Kinsmen Club of Clinton hockey committee met last night and drew up 0, schedule for their Peewee hockey league. Compris- ing four teams, the schedule starts Monday evening at the Lions Ar- ena at seven O'clock. Chairman Don Key requests that players and referees clip this schedule end be on time for all games and practices, The Black Hawk team is from Adastral Park, RCAF Station Clinton, Personnel of this -team will appear in next week's paper, Midgets Win First Game From Mitchell 6 to 3 Clinton Legion Midget hockey team won their first game of the season when they defeated Mit- chell Midgets 6-3 in Clinton Lions Arena Tuesday evening. Budd Boyes was the big gun in the Clinton attack as he scored four of the six goals. Keith "Red" Allen got the other two markers. For Mitchell, Boyd, Worth and Ahrens were the marksmen. There were four penalties called in the contest with hard-hitting defencernan "Butch" Murney get- ting all three of Clinton's penal- ties. Clinton: goal, John Harris; de- fence, Biil Murney, Don Freeman, John Radford, Craig Cox; for- wards, Roger Cummings, Budd Boyes, Bud Yeo, Bob Livermore, Don Colquhoun, BrUce Cooper, Keith Allen, Don Lockwood, Mike Burns. A list pf players on the town pee- wee teams appeared in the No- vember 26 IMO. Dec. 14-Red Wings vs. Canadiens Referee-Gerald Holmes 16-Maple Leafs vs,131ack Hawks Referee-Dan Colquhoun 18--Canadiens vs. Maple Leafs Referee-Ken Clynick 21.-Black Hawks vs. Red Wings Referee-Pat Hardie During the Christmas holiday season, practices only will be held for the following teams: Dec, 23-Maple Leafs Dec. 28-Canadiens Dec. 30-Red Wings &on. 4-Red Wings vs. Maple Leafs Referee--Malt Edgar 6-Canadiens vs. Black Hawks Referee-Bill German 11-131ack Hawks vs. Maple Leafs Referee-John Hartley 13-Canadiens vs, Red Wings Referee--Harry MeEwan 18-Red Wings vs. Black Hawks Referee--Terry Carter 20-Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens Referee-Jack Merner 25-Black Hawks vs. Canadiens Referee-Bill Chowen 27-Maple Leafs vs. Red Wings Referee-Fred Radley CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, Dec. 10 , 4.00 - 5.15 p.m.-Public $ cho Lions free skating. 6,30 - 7.30 p.m.-Minor Hockey Practice. 8 p.m.-Minor Hockey Nite Juveniles vs. Goderich Friday, Dec. 11 5,30 - 7.30 p.m.-Minor Hockey Practice. 8.15-10.00 p,m.-Public Skating. Saturday, Dec. 12 9.00 a,m,-1,00 p.m.-Minor Hockey Practice 2.00- 4.00 p.m.-Public Skating 5.00 - 7,00 p.m,-Minor Hockey Practice 8.30-11.30 p.m.-MOCCASIN DANCE Sunday, Dec, 13 3,00 -5.00 p.m.-Public Skating 9,00-11.00 p.m.-Public Skating Monday, Dec. 14 6.00.9.00 p.m.-Minor Hockey Practice 9.00-10.00 p.m.-Blyth Intermedi- ate Practice Tuesday, Dec. 15 4.00 - 5.15 p.m.-Public Schools, Grades 1-4. Lions free skating. 7.00 p.m. Minor Hockey Practice Wednesday, Dec. 16 2.00 - 4.00 p.m.-Tots and Adults Tots free. Adults With skates 25c. 4.30 -7.30 p.m.-Minor Hockey Practice 8.00-10.00 p.m.-Public Skating RECORD PARTY: On Friday night, Saturday and Sunday afternoon, any record brought in will be play- ed. -Thank You. Clitoton, Juveniles Lose 140 to Zurich The Clinton Lions Juveniles started their season on a losing. note as they earn out on the short end of a 14-0 score to the visiting Zurich Lions team. Zurich scored six goals in the first period and the Clinton team never ,got back in the game, al- though the Zurich goalie, Arnaein er had to, play tremendous hockey to preserve his shutout as the local players never gave up and tested him on many shots: Bob Johnston was the big gun for Zur- ich with four of his team's goals. Willett, Wagner -and Overholt each had three goals, and .7ohn, ston had the extra tally, Twelve penalties were handed out in the rough and tumble con- test, Mk to each team. Clinton: goal, Meriheere; defen- ce, Bartliff, Sohellenberger; cen- tre, Garon; wings, Glew, Pickett; alternates, Wilde, Jacob, Mac.. Laren, Engelstad, Scruton, Stan- ley, 0 Harry Lear Named President of -Hullett Federation A family night and turkey ban- quet was held in Londesboro Com- munity Hall, last Thursday night by the directors of Mullett Town- ship Federation of Agriculture, as the final event of the year. Reg- ular business was dealt with and reports were given by Lloyd Stew- art for the Hog Producers; Doug- las Snell for Poultry Producers; Lorne Hunking for Cream Produc- ers and George Carter for Beef Producers. Lloyd Medd, retiring president, thanked the directors for their support in the past year and hop- ed for the same support for the new president, Harry Lear. Mr. Lear spoke briefly, and said he hoped to see as many of the old directors as possible back again for the coming year, Winners of progressive euchre were: ladies high, Mrs. Arnold Jamieson; low, Mrs. Douglas Snell; men's high, Donald Buch- anan; men's low, Lorne Hunkink. 0 Stanley Ladies C!ub Plan for Christmas The Stanley Ladies' Club met at the home of Mrs. Victor Taylor, with Mrs. Frank McGregor, presi- dent, in charge. A Christmas party was planned for December 28 in Baird's School. Roll call was answered with an exchange of gifts. Lunch was served by the hostess and her group. The Club will send a Christmas parcel to each of the sick and shut-ins of the commun- ity. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John McGregor and roll call will be answered by naming what you got for Christ- mas, and a New Year's resolution. 0 LONDESBORO Mrs. Bert Ailan-Correspondent Homemakers Club The Londesboro Eager 8 girls held their regular meeting on December 3, at the home of Mrs. Milton Little. Present were Brenda Kennedy, Wilma and Jane Albias, Thelma Riley, Bonnie Ev- ans, Bernice Hunking, Ann Knapp, Bonnie Kennedy. The evening was spent working on laundry bags and they decided to use their own ideas for the design on their booklets, Lunch was served by the leaders, Marge Carter and Rita Little. Their next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Percy Carter. 0 PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Phone HU 2-3362 The Woman's Association of Grace United Church met on Wednesday last at the home of Mrs. Leo Idsinga. The president, Mrs. Thomas Sowerby was in charge of the meeting. Mrs, Mary Manning led in prayer. Mrs. Wil- mer Harrison read the Scripture lesson and topic. Yearly reports were given. Rev. S. W Patrick presided ov- er election of officers which resul- ted as follows; president, Mrs. Thomas Sowerby; vice-president, Mrs. Ray Cox; treasurer, Mrs, A. Lockhart, assistant treasurer, Mrs. Julius Bauer; secretary, Mrs. Donald Harris, assistant sec- retary, Mrs. Mary Manning; card convener, Mrs. Julius Bauer; pia- ist, Mrs. William Cox; reporters, Mrs. A. Lockhart and Mrs. Don- ald Harris; visiting committee, Mrs Elgin Cox and Mrs, John. Mc- Cowan; buying committee, Mrs. A. Lockhart and Mrs. Bert Har- ris; working committee, Mrs, Mary Manning, Mrs Harry Tor- rance, Mrs. Alvin Betties, Mrs. Wilmer Riddell, Mrs. J. A. Tor- ance, Mrs. Idsinga and Mrs. D. 13ruinSma. Donations were made to the M and M Fund, and also the Board of Stewards. Tt was ded to change the meeting day to the third Wednesday of the mon- th. The meeting closed with the IVliz.pah Benediction and the hos- tess served a delicious lunch. The annual. Sunday School Christinas Concert will be held in the church basement on Priclay evenings Decernber 11. A white, gift service will be held .in Grace 0hurali on Sunday, Dec either 13. It Will be a combined terviee 'at; 1.45 at. Cliikirt are asked to assemble at 1.30 in the Sunday School rooms,