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Transistor Radios
3 Only-Special Prices
Wine and Liqueur Sets
$4.95 to $11.50
Brief Cases in Leather
$6.95 and up
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TREE LIGHTS-Indoor, Outdoor and
Midget Sets 1.29 to 6.00
TREE DECORATIONS 5c ea. to 59c box
GARLANDS in Holly - Tinsel - Metallic-29c to 1.49
HOLLY WREATH-in everlasting plastic-1.49 each
DOOR or WALL DECORATIONS 1.50 to 8.95
CHRISTMAS CANDLES-in plain, twisted,
• trees, rope ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 25c pr. to 3.25
MANGER SCENES and CRIB SETS 98c to 3.98
TABLE COVERS and SERVIETTES for Christmas
or New Year's ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, „....„.. 29c to 79c
CHRISTMAS CRACKERS 49c to 1.98 bag
FANCY DECORATED CRACKER-large enough
for table centre 85c ea,
GIFT WRAP and
RIBBONS
10c to 1.50
TRUE SCALE FARM IMPLEMENTS-in
sets or individually 2.98 to 8.75
DINKY TOYS-true scale model cars,
trucks, etc. 29c to 4.95
MECCANO SETS--
Sizes 0 to 6 2.50 htt 18.50
Ond A Sets 0 to 5 1.10 to 4,25
VIEW MASTER SETS and
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VIEW MASTER THEATRE SETS, 16.50
PLAY-A-TUNE-with 20 plastic
tune players ,,,,,,,,, 6.98
DOLLS-1n Baby Doll to 'Teen-age
Dolls 98c to 8,95
PLUSH TOYS in Animals,
Dolts, etc, ,,,,,,, 1 .98 to 9,95
DR. CASEY SETS for Doctor
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from size 16x20-9.95
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Vases in Glass or
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Figurines--Glass or
China .... 1.00 to 5.00
Men's Clothes Brushes
and Sets, 2.25 to 4.95
Men's Travelling Case in
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Wallets in Leather
3.95 to 8.9S
Pen & Pencil Sets
per set 3.50 & up
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Stratford Team
Plays Juveniles
Here Saturday
A team from the Stratford
minor hockey association play
Clinton Legion Juveniles in an
exhibition game in Clinton
Lions Arena Saturday night at
$ o'clock,
The game is under the spon-
sorship of Clinton Minor Hoc-
key Day Committee whose club
function is promoting minor
hockey day when two teams
from. Dearborn, Mich. are here
as guests. This day is usually
held late in January in con-
junction with minor hockey
week in Canada.
A draw will take place at
the Saturday game for five
turkeys. Committee members
and players are selling tickets
on the draw at 25 cents each
or six for $1,00.
This Christmas
Give a New
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THIS CHRISTMAS
GIVE
SHARES
in
Clinton. Community Credit Union
$5.00 Share for $4.00- on Children's
Accounts opened before
first birthday.
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Driving to You!
May We Suggest a
Complete Safety
Check
and the completion of
necessary work
NOW
Please don't wait till December 24th.
We would hate to have to say "Sorry"
to anyone.
Why not call HU 2-9321, ask for
"Butch", arrange for the work at your
convenience.
LORNE BROWN
YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET,
MI*OLDSMOBILE & ENVOY DEALER.
HU 2-9321 CLINTON
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This Christmas Give
WESTINGHOUSE
PERCOLATORS
TOASTERS
FRY PANS
IRONS
TEA KETTLES
FANS
GRILLS
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTRIC BLANKETS
HEATING PADS
MIXERS or MIXETTES
SANDWICH TOASTERS
HAIR DRYERS
RADIOS
And all the Large Westinghouse Appliances
RANGES - WASHERS -- DRYERS -•-w DISHWASHERS
TELEVISION and RECORD PLAYERS
REFRIGERATORS and FREEZERS
The Perfect Gift weuld be a
Westinghouse ScrubberPolisher
Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. Cornish, Proprietor
HU 24646 Clinton
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Four-Team Bantam-Midget League
Plays Saturday Afternoon Games
Loads Of Action
In Squirt League
An enthusiastic grolip of
young hpckey players went in-
to action Saturday morning at
Clinton Lions Arena when the. Kinsmen squirts took to the
ice. Under the watchful eyes
Of coach Mervin Roe the boys
loosened up with ,a good work-
out before beginning the morn-
ings notion.
The Maple Leafs and the
Bruins met in the first contest
with the Leafs shutting out
the Bruins 1.0 on a goal by
David Fawcett.
In the second game Terry
McDonald assisted by Dennis
Deline scored for the Black
Hawks and Paul Bartliff scored
unassisted for the Leafs to end
that game in a 1-1 deadlock,
The weewees, under coach
Brian Heyes then took over
the ice and made good use of it
for the remainder of the morn-
ing.
Teachers Lead
Industrial
Hockey League
Teachers gave the Main-
streeters their first loss of the
season Monday night in the In-
dustrial Hockey League to take
over first place. Points are
based on two for a win and one
for a tie.
League Standing
WLT F A Pts.
Teachers 2 0 2 17 13 6
Mainstreeters 2 1 1 17 14 5
Hydro 2 1 1 18 15 5
Bankers 0 3 0 11 21 0
Monday's Scores
Teachers 7 - Mainstreeters 4
Hydro 6 - Bankers 3
Goals for Mainstreeters: Mur-
ray Colquhoun 2, John Hartley,
Jerry Holmes.
Goals for Teachers: Mait Ed-
gar 3, Ken Clynick 2, Bud Yeo,
Ron McKay.
Goals for Bankers: Al John-
ston, Ralph Glew, Charles
Bartliff.
Goals for Hydro: Bob Mc-
Donald, Bob Cook, Gerald
Shaddick, Frank Elliott, • Eric
Sehellenberger, Doug Mair.
Games Next Monday
8.30-Hydro vs. Teachers
9.30-Mainstreeters vs. Bankers
Canadiens: coaches, Bruce
Cooper, Bob Livermore; play-
ers, J. Stanley, 33. Johnstone,
D. Graham, B. Harland, G.
Deline, R. Cooke, L. McKinley,
D. Hyde, R. Farquhar, L.
O'Connell.
Red Wings: coaches, Borden
McRae, Bryan Levis; players,
Peter deCoo, Charles Switzer,
Barry Irwin, Bob Snell, Bruce
Schoenhals, Ken Rossell, Keith
McLean, Jack McMichael, Fred
Jewson, Harry Cummings, Keith
Ashton.
Black Hawks: coach, Ross
Carter; players, Peter Stani-
forth; Rick Wagar, David Car-
ter, John Cox, Peter Black,
Roily Steep, Jackie Colquhoun,
David McRae, Ron Sytnick,
Gary Black, Tom Riley. ,
Schedule
Saturday, Dec. 15-
4.30-Maple Leafs vs.
Canadiens
5,30-Black Hawks
Red Wings
Saturday, Dec. 22-
4.30-Black Hawks
Maple Leafs
5.30-Canadiens vs.
RedWings
Saturday, Dec. 29-
4.30-Black Hawks vs.
Canadiens
5:30-Red Wings vs.
Maple Leafs
Kinsmen Peewee
Monday, Dec. 10 - Rangers
3, Maple Leafs 2. Ranger
goals, John Anstett, Robert
Kay, Mike Graham. Leaf goals,
Glen Hayter, Cam Colquhoun.
Wednesday, Dec. 12-Cana-
diens 5, Rangers 2. Canadiens
goals, Larry May 4, Rick Frem-
lin. Ranger goals, John Anstett
2.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Dee, 13 - BINGO
in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular
games for $5; 1 game for $25;
3 Share - the-Wealth games;
Jackpot $59 in 59 numbers.
No door prize. Admission 50c.
Saturday, Dec. 15-Reception
for Mr. and Mrs. Budd Boyes
(nee Elaine Brown), Zurich
Community Centre, Desjardines
Orchestra, 9 to 12 p.m. Every-
one welcome. 49b-50x
No more Bingos at Huron
Fish and Game Conservation
Association until January 8,
1963. 50b
Peewee Team
Picked For
League Play
The 18 •players who will
make up Clinton Kinsmen Pee-
wee All-Stars to compete in a
WOAA league are listed here.
Practices are being held every
Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Peewee All-Stars
Cam Colquhoun, Bill Stirl-
ing, Scott Macaulay, Greg
Burns ,Mike Graham, John An-
stett, Wes Chambers, Rick
Frernlin, Lawrence Elliott, Der-
win Carter, Ken Colson, Paul
Bartliff, Dennis Fleischauer,
Brad Kempston, Clare Proctor,
Larry May, Chuck Chambers
and Glen Hayter.
WOAA Peewee Schedule
December-.
21-Clinton at Exeter 6 p.m.
January-
3-Clinton at Goderich 7 p.m.
7-Clinton at Mitchell 6 p.m.
9-Goderich at Clinton
6.30 p.m.
14-Exeter at Clinton 7.30 pen.
16-Mitchell at Clinton
6.30 p.m.
23-Clinton at Seaforth 7 p,m.
28-Seaforth at Clinton
Dr. Melvin Graham
Word has recently been re-
Milted of the death of Pr. Mel-
vin Graham, (omoka, Alberta.
Born in October 1876, he was
a native of Stanley Township,
where he received his early edu-
cation.
He taught school for faux
years before entering Toronto.
University. After graduating he
went to Alberta where he prac-
ticed for over .50 years. He had
been in failing health for some
Months.
He is survived by his wife; a
daughter, Mrs, Milner, Collins
Bay, Ontario; two sons, Allan,
at home and Dr. John, Swift
Current, Sask. and a sister, Mrs.
James Broadfoot, Seaforth. He
Wfas a brother of the late Goldie
Graham, Brucefield.
Fred G. Mulholland
Funeral service was conduct-
ed on Monday afternoon: at the
Beattie funeral home, 55 Rat-
tenbury Street Fast, for Fred-
erick Garfield Mulholland, who
passed away in Clinton Public
Hospital oil Saturday, Dec. -8,
following a six-month illness.
The Rev. 'Clifford G. Park of-
ficiated, and interment was in
Clinton Cemetery. Pall-bearers
were Leslie Jervis, Walter For-
bes, Raymond* Whitmore, Wal-
lace Avery, Orville Blake, Mur-
ray McDougall. Flower-bearers
were two nephews, William
Gibson and Russell Byers.
Mr, Mulholland was born on
April 11, 1879, the son of Flor-
ence and William Mulholland,
Walton. He' married Ada Lar-
son who passed away. In Feb-
ruary of 1942 he married Ruth
Reid who survives; him.
Mr. Mulholland was a farmer
in Goderich Township, and was
a merchant an Holmesville for
17 years. He lived all of his life
in that area, and was a mem-
ber of Holinesville United Ch-
urch.
Surviving besides his wife is
1 daughter, Mrs. Earl (Laura)
DeBeau, Los Angeles, Cale one
brother, Jack, Clinton; six
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren People attended
the funeral from Lucknow,
Mitchell, Detroit, Londen, Tav-
istock and Woodstock.
HURON MEN'S INTER-TOWN
Pts.
Itchy Six, Exeter 88
Chapman TV', Goderich , 79
Brophy, Wingham61
Cloud 9, Clinton '71
Jim's Selects, Clinton 58
Guenther-Tacky, Exeter 46
Dominion Hotel, Zurich 44
Little Bowl, Goderich 37
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ARENA SCHEDULE
Thursday, December 13-
4.00 - 5.00-Lions Free Skating
Grades 6 to 8.
7.00 8.00-Midget Practice
8,00-Hockey-Brussels vs,
Londesboro
Friday, December 14-
6.30 -7.30-Legion Juveniles
8.00-10.00-Public Skating
Saturday, December 15-
9-12 noon-Kinsmen Minor
Hockey
2.00 - 4.00-Public Skating
4.30 -6.30-Tovvri League
8.00-Hockey-Stratford vs.
Clinton
Sunday, December 16-
2.00 - 3.00-Tots with Parents
3.00 - 4.30-Public Skating
8.00 - 9.30-Public Skating
Monday, December 17-
4.00 - 5.00-Lions Free Skating
Grades 1 to 5
6.30 -7.30-Legion Juveniles
7.30 - 8.30-Kinsmen
8.30-10.30-Industrial
Tuesday, December 18--
4.00 - 7.00-Figure Skating
7.00 - 8.00-Bantam Hockey
Goderich vs. Clinton
8.00 - 9.00-Midget Practice
9.00-10.00-Londesboro Flyers
Wednesday, December 19-
2.00 -4.00-Public Skating
6.00 -7.00-Kinsmen
8.00-Hockey-Seaforth vs.
Clinton Juveniles
Homemakers .Bowling
League
Team ''Stia114140; The $01,0.1, liter, 27; -The .IY.fetegrel, 25; 'Try, HATO% 23; ,Xstrn4N'ettes;„ 23;
Dyne-Soars, 22; The .Ge-ceet, ters, 21; The RealMecoye 19;
The Comets, 19; The Bin..5'vem
17; Sweet-Peas, 14.
High triple, Phyllis ivrcisa.av,
750; -.high single, Win MeCon-
nell, .6,S.; high average, Phyllis
Melsaac, 217. High teein
Dyria-Soars,. 2709,
•
Scores over .200: Wyry McCon-
nell, 268, 204; Blanche Betts,
261; Phyllis Mclsaac, 261, 245,
244; Vicki Knight, 252; Celia
Balser, 241; Jackie Eslinger,
238, .208; Ann Prolcopetz, 221;
Kay Wickware, 219; 1Vlareelle
Cyr, 211, 205; Pat Mitchell,
207; Helen Dewar,. 206; GlaclYs
Bakke, 203; Jennie TrYlieletdc,
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BLUEWATER-BAyplELD
W L Pts.
Crabs 20 13 43
Suckers 18 15 40
Minnows 15 18 32
Skarks 13 20 27
MI EP 1,44P.Pg
W HT Pts,
Stare 19 14 8 46 Cleaners 20 13 8 48
Imps , .......... - 17 16 5 39
Clubs 22:11 6 51 Drivers 15 18 5 35
dies 18 15 5 41
DpbbeAs 11. 22 4 26
Hearts 11 22 4 26
High ,ittigle, ladles, a Woo*,
286; men, F. Redford, 315; high
'triple, T, Jones, 667; men
Paul Draper, 764; high average,
ladies, T. Jones, 179; men, H.
Grealis, 212.
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Page 12 ,Clinton News-Record-,Thws,,, •Pec., 13, 1962
The four-team Bantam-Mid-
get hockey league sponsored by
the Clinton Recreation Com-
mittee started • their schedule
last Saturday afternoon. This
league is made up of boys who
will not be on the midget and
bantam teams representing
Clinton in WOAA competition.
• Scores Last Week
Maple Leafs 4 - Red Wings 2
Canadiens 2 - Black Hawks 2
Team Standings
WLT F A Pts.
Maple Leafs ,. 1 0 0 4 2 2
Canadiens 0 0 1 2 2 1
Black Hawks 0 0 1 2 2 1
Red Wings .... 0 1 0 2 4 0
Maple Leafs: coaches, Don
Freeman, John Cooper; play-
ers, B. Strong, J. Collins, J. B.
Collins, Jeff Dixon, Paul Dix-
on, K. Holland, R. Plumeteel,
G. Lobb, O. Riley, B, Lee, C.
Dale.
Leaders Of Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League
Some of the Rangers, now leading the three-team Kinsmen Peewee hockey
league, are shown here after beating Maple Leafs 3-2 Monday night. Left to
right are, Ovie Christensen, John Anstett, David McCarty, goalkeeper Dennis
Fleischauer and Gregory Burns. (News-Record Photo)
Legion Turkey Bingos
Thursdays, December 13 and 20
In Legion Hall at 8.30 p.m.
15 Regular Games for a Turkey or Cash
1 Game for $25 Cash
3 Share-the-Wealth Games for Cash
USUAL JACKPOT PRIZES
ADMISSION 50c
49-50b
vs.
vs.
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