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• FEEDING MOLASSES
BLATCHFORD'S
MILK REPLACER
If your whole milk is worth over $1.90 cwt.,
you can feed milk replacer at a profit.
25 lbs. $4.75
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FEED MILL
MARY STREET CLINTON, ONT.
HYMNARIES-in leather or simulated
„leather editions, music editions 4.00 to 9.00
DICTIONARIES by Webster-Mackies
Funk and Wagner-Oxford 1.75 to 6.95
CHILDREN'S BOOKS of all kinds ,... 35c to 5.00
Tuckersmith Has
Regular SesSion,
6rants Library $20
Tnekersinith Municipal Council
Met in the town hall, Seaforth,
cm Tuesday, December 15, for its
final meeting for 1959, All mem-
bers were present
The Brucefield Library was giv-
N•fl a grant of 820.
The following appointments for
1960 were made, Ausable Conser-
Yeti= Authority, Elgin Thomp-
son; Scott Memorial Hospital,
William Cameron; Seaforth High
School Board, James McIntosh;
Clinton Collegiate Board, Georee
Falconer; South Huron High
School, Clarence Smillie.
No action was taken on a res-
olution from the town of Tilbury
re request for increased provincial
grants to Community Centres.
Members of Council will attend
a meeting in. the Seaforth High
School on Wednesday, December
16, in connection with the propos-
ed addition to the school.
Court of Revision on the 1959
tax roll was held and rebates were
given the following property own-
ers on buildings destroyed by fire:
Lloyd Craig, John Carnochan, El-
win Wilson, Wallace Haugh, Es-
tate, Seaforth Sewer Tile.
At the Conclusion of the meet-
ing Reeve Ivan Forsyth entertain-
ed the council and township of-
ficials to as turkey dinner and
thanked them for their co-oper-
ation during the year.
Council In Action
Further .action. at last Wednes-
day's ,council included the.
following:
Councillor Herb Bridle reported
that no word bad been received
from the Ontario Department of
Highways regarding the requested
No U turn On the Vietoria-Wil-
Liam Street corners.
Mrs, Fraser, Becker's trailer
court, will be permitted to sell
door-to-door as ahe requests fol-
lowing her payment of $2,00 sales-
man's fee for her license.
Council filed a request from the
City of Sarnia for support of a
resolution protesting further di-
version of water from the Great
Lakes. Council felt they could do
no more than the federal govern-
ment in Canada already is doing,
Councillor Herb Bridle felt it
was no concern of Clinton. Clerk
John Livermore explained that ev-
en if it was, the federal govern-
ment vvas doing all that is pos-
sible.
Council filed a request from the
City of Woodstock for support of
their resolution asking the provin-
cial government to rule on a uni-
form time for the whole province.
Kenneth I3, McRae was appoin-ted representative for the town of
Clinton on the Clinton District
Collegiate Institute Board for a
two year term. He has served on
the board in 1958 and 1959.
Councillors• will be paid their
yearly wages.
Tenders will be called for mov-
ing and installing the fire siren
from the former PUC office to
the town hall.
Liberal Organizer
JAMS R. SCOTT
has been appointed as organizer
and secretary for the National
Liberal Federation. Mr: Scott
has been secretary of the On-
tario Liberal Association,
Clinton Juveniles
Lose Rough
Game to Goderich
In one of the roughest minor
hockey games ever played in the
Clinton Lions Arena, Goderich
Juveniles defeated the Clinton
Lions Juveniles 8-6 last Thursday
evening, Of the 20 penalties hand-
ed out, including majors and mis-
conducts, Goderich drew 11 and
Clinton nine.
Goderich led the scoring all the
way, leading 2-1 at the end of the
first, 5-3 at the end of the sec-
ond; each team scored three in
the third period.
Pete Garon was Clinton's lead-
ing scorer, with one in the first
and two in the third. Paul Draper
scored in the second and third,
and Charlie Bartliff got one in
the second.
Goderich marksmen were Feag-
an, three goals;,Jeffrey and Alibi,
two each, and Wilkinson one.
Kinsmen Peewees
Begin Season,
four Teams Entered
The Kinsmen Peewee Hockey
League got under way on Monday
night at the Lions Arena;
caaaaiena 3 - Red Wings 2
Gary Fleet, in Stanley and
Philip Burns scored tar Canadiens
with Brad Dutot scoring both
Red Wing goals,
Maple Leafs Ile-Black Hawks 2
Last night ithe 'Hawks downed
the Leafs 4 to 3 with Harvey Hol-
land getting three goals for the
winners; Elwin. Kingswell got the
other one from Jack Irwin; Black
Hawk goals: Brian Marmon from
Allan Bohonus; Lee Ellis from
Brian Mermen.
Black 'Hawks
Members of the Adastral Park
Peewee team are; Brian Mermen,
Brian. Crockett, Melvin Hohner,
Paul McKenzie, Darrell Gilks,
Rodney Daum, Billy MacKay, Lee
Ellis, Jeffrey Gillean, Ernie Fa-
Lard, John Oliver, Walter Mor-
row, Harold Johnston, Allan Bo-
honus, Gerald White.
Future Games
Dee.
18-Canadiens vs. Maple Leafs
Referee, Ken. Clynick
21-Black Hawks vs. Red Wings
Referee, Pat Hardie
23-Maple Leaf practice
(By J. CARL
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture directors met Decem-
ber 8 with the new president,
Warren Zurbrigg in charge.
Elgin McKinley, chairman of the
County T.B. Survey Committee,
requested the assistance of the
federation in promoting the cam-
paign that will be conducted early
next summer. By motion unani-
mously supported by the direct-
ors it was agreed that this sup-
port would be given by the fed-
eration.
The following delegates were
elected to attend the Marketing
$18.95
$11.55
$47.50
$48.75
4.98
JON GNAOY
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See our TV Program
at 6 p.tri. Saturdays
CIKNX-TV Wingharn
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Ron Livermore,
Captain of the Boys Basketball
Team, accepted the trophy of-
fered for that group's success,
at the Graduation Night exer-
cises of CDCI on December 11.
(News-Record Photo)
HEMINGWAY)
and Co-Operative short course at
Guelph January 28 to 31. Martin
Bean, Walton; Elmer 'Ireland,
Wingharn; Mervyn Lobb, Clinton,
After discussion it was agreed
that a decision on the advisability
of crop insurance for Ontario be
deferred until there was more in-
formation available.
Arrangements were made to
convene a meeting of the selection
committee for the choosing of the
delegates from Huron to the Lead-
ership Training Forum.
On December 10 the Federation
convened-a meeting of the farmers
affected by 'the Hydro transmis-
sion line from Seaforth to Clinton
This exceptionally well-attended
meeting was chaired by the county
president land heard the details. of
Hydro's "offer to purchase plan"
explained by Jack Ferguson,
chairman of the 0. F. A. Land
Asquisition Committee, and Don
Middleton, head of the O.F.A. De-
partment of Properties.
After discussion a motion was
passed unanimously rejecting the
"offer to purchase Plan." In place
of this the meeting agreed that
under ordinary circumstances the
present schedule of compensation
would be acceptable for a lease of
20 years. This would be equivalent
to a rental of about $10 per year.
The meeting felt that, this was
the minimum that farmers could
be expected to accept for the loss
of rights and inconvenience suf-
fered.
For the most part settlement
for damages were satisfactory
though in two cases trees cut out-
side the easement right of way
had not been compensated for and
in some cases:. special problems
had not received consideration as
had been promised. This did not
promote good public relations,
Young Becker Hurt
At Bayfield; Now
In Oki Folks Home
James Becker, q,8-year-old son
of Mr. and Mra. Frank' Becker,
Clinton, has been admitted as a
permanent resident to Sunnyside
Home for the Aged ,in Kitchener.
The young man was "injured two
years ago in a diving accident ant
Bayfield, and now is paralized
from the neck down. Doctors pre-
dict that no cure can be made.
Special permission from the
Ontario Department of Welfare
had to be gotten for this move.
James reports that he doesn't ex-
pect to be bored in the home. He
is able to read; but not to do any
manual work.
The young man has lived in
Kitchener for several years, and
prefers to live there where he
knows some people. He hopes to
be able to visit his family here in
Clinton. His parents operate the
Becker Trailer Camp.
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The happiness of your life de-
pends upon the quality of your
thoughts.
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-CLINTON LIONS
ARENA SCHEDULE
Thursday", Dec, 17
4.00 - 5,15 loni,-Publie Schools,
Grades 5-8, Lions
free skating,
$ pan. -Minor Hockey Nite
.Juveniles vs, Wingharn
Friday, Dec, 18
4.00 - 5.30 P.m.-Skating Party
CDCI Grade 9A
5.30 - 7,30 p.m.-lVfinor Hockey
Practice.
8.00-10.00 p.m,-Puntio Skating
. Saturday, Dec, 19
9.00 anne1.Q0 pan,-Minor Hockey
Practice
2.00-4.00 pxn.-Public Skating
5.00 -7.00 p.m,-Minor Hockey
Practice
8.30-11,45 p.m.-Moccasin Dance,
Spot Dance $4'
prize from An-
stett Jewellers.
Sunday, Dec. 20
3,00 -5.00 p.m.-Publio Skating
Community Skaters Club
All Welcome
9,00-11.00 p.m,-Public Skating
Monday, Dec. 21
13.00 8.00 p.m,-Minor Hockey
Practice
8,00-10.00 p.m.-Skating Party
CDCI Grade 9C
Tuesday, Dec. 22
4.00 5.15 p.m,-Public Schools,
Grades 1-4. Lions
free skating.
Minor Hockey Nite
7.00 p.m.-Bantams vs, Hensall
8.30 p.m.-Midgets vs. Hensall
Wednesday, Dec. 23
2.00-4.00 p.m.-Tots and Adults
Tots free. Adults
with skates 25c.
Students 15c.
All Welcome.
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,
Arena Manager, Don Fulton.
Coming Events
Wednesday, Noon-Last chance..
to place advertisements in this
column. Phone before 1230 p,ui.
4ix-tfb
Tim% Dee. 17-Hinge in Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kitt Street, at 8.30 pan, 15 regular games at
-5; Jackpot, $56 in 56 nunlboxs;. 3 door prizes, $2,50 each, choose
a turkey or money. Admission
50c, 20tfb •
Harbeurlite. inn -- Sorry no
public dance until Christmas,
Friday, December 25. Teen-twenty
record dance with Johnny Brent,
Saturday, December 26. Dancing to
Joe Gaffney and' Hi8 Orchestra.
New Year's Eve tickets on sale
at box office. Reservations phone
SA 4-9371 or 9264; 48-tfb
Saturday, Dee. 19 - Murphy
Lodge No. 710, Christmas Party,
at 8.30 p.m. in the hall, 50b
Tuesday, Dee. 22- 'Teen Town
semi-formal dance, Legion Hall,
9 to 12.30 pm, Music by Melody-
Makers. Only students with mem-
bership cards are admitted. Ad-
mission 35c and 50e. 50b
Five-Pin Bowling '
News
Exeter
Clinton B 80
Goderich A 63
Clinton A 58
Goderich B 56
Wingham- 54
High Single-
Jim Crocker, Exeter 357
High Five-
Bert White, Clinton .... 1325
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER, .1"i, 1959
VigiAteegOe&
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Can stiff be printed
in our store the
same day they
are Ordered
B1BLES-in white, zip- •
per and plain 3.25 to 7.50
BIBLES St. James or
New Version, zipper-
ed or plain Concord-
ance editions 1.75 to 12.75
PRAYER and HYMN
BOOKS $3.25 to $8.50
TWINKLE LIGHTS - blink "off and
on" Separately-20 light sef ...... $5.50
FLAME LITES - sparkle like stars,
15 light set $2.50
CHRISTMAS LANTERN-I4" high $5.00
BELL CLUSTERS-three bells $3.50
ELECTRIC CANDLE WREATH
Special 98c to $1.29
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HERE HOW• JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
NEW
KODAK CAMERA OUTFITS
Matchless gifts for just about everyone on yourChristmas list
MeEwan's
GIFTS and STATIONERY
CLINTON DIAL HU 24766
• • ee• ProtrWo.4&' e• • • e• -
CLINTON LIONS ARENA
MOCCASIN DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY
8.30 to 11.45 p.m.-Admission: 25c
PUBLIC SKATING
EVERY SUNDAY
3 to 5 p.m. and 9 to 11 p.m.
Starflex Outfit
Starflash Outfit
Pony Outfit
Brownie Movie
Camera Kit
Matt Dillon "Gunsmoke"
Sets $2.98
"Have Gun - Will Tra-
vel" Sets $2.98
BAT MASTERSON Hol-
ster Set with Vest and
Cane $6.98
HOLSTER SETS ., $1.98-$9.98
,Qtaiso
FARM and ANIMAL SETS.
DOLL STROLLERS
BRIDE DOLLS
BABY TEARS
MUSICAL DOLLS or SLEEPING
DOLL 4.95
BRIDGE TABLE COVER-with cards
and score pad to match $8.50 set
CRYSTAL-cream, sugar and tray
candy dish, etc. $1.75 to $4.25
ONEIDA STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY
16 piece se+ $14.95
2.95 to 7.98
9.98
„ 4.98
Huron F. of A. Will Canvass for TB;
Sponsor Meeting Over Hydro Line
Phony
4t) 2-46,3!.
Weekly Deposit
CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE
W L Pts.
Stars- 29 7 68
Dobbers 21 15 49
Hearts 19 17 46
Drivers 17 19 41.
Clubs 16 20 37
Budgies 15 21 35
Cleaners 14 22 32
Imps 13 23 28
MEN'S INTER-TOWN LEAGUE::
Pts.
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ARE YOU SHORT
OF MONEY
THIS CHRISTMAS??
We 'Can Help You Be Prepared For Next Christmas,
Here is a chart showing how regutar deposits in your
Credit Union will give you that wonderful' feeling of
security.
Amount on
Deposit in 6 mos.
including 4 % int.
Amount on
Deposit in 12 mos,
including 4 % int
(on a minimum (on a minimum
monthly basis) monthly basis)
$ 1.00 $ 26.18 $ 52.88
$ 2.00 52.40 105.83
$ 4.00 104.83 211.75
$ 6.00 157.23 317.51'
$ 8.00 209.70 423.55
$10.00 262.17 529.54
Here are some of the advantages of using your
Credit Union for your Savings Plan:
The interest rate is, high. Our Credit Union paid 4%
Last year.
2. Your savings are life insured at no extra cost to you.
3. Your savings can be used as security for a loan,
Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd.
STOP!,
IS YOUR CAR READY FOR CHRISTMAS
DRIVING? IS IT SAFE?
Please don't • wait until the day before Christmas
to have it serviced.
We are always swamped at the last minute.
Why not make your appointment NOW?
WE SUGGEST:
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
HEADLIGHT AIMING
CHECK ALL LIGHTS
CHECK HORN
CHECK WINDSHIELD WIPERS
CHECK ENGINE PERFORMANCE
CHECK, OR CHANGE OIL
Maybe your car needs more. Why not let us give it
thorough check naw for the safety of your family,
and for your peace of mind,
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS.
VAUXHALL
-
Dealer
HUuter 2-9321 - CLINTON