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Clinton Lions. Club
GREY-CUP
DRAW TICKETS
NOW ON SALE
$650.00 In Prizes
First Quarter Prize — $ 25:00
Half Time Prize --- $ 50.00
Third Quarter Prize $ 75.00
Final Score Prize — $500.00
$1.00 Per Ticket From Lions Club
Members
The Sale of Grey Cup Draw Tickeits is a Major
Source of Funds for Clinton Lions to carry on
the operation of Clinton Arena.
BOXED CHRISTMAS
Cards
"Frank Panabaker" paintings in 3
designs 12 cards $1.50
"Alex McLaren" painting — in 3
designs 12 cards $1.50
Original "Currier & Ives" — in 4
designs „, 16 cards $1.00
Christmas Cameo — in gold and
white 12 cards $1.50
Joy to the World in religious
motif 15 cards $1.50
Value Pack by Rust Craft
45 cards $1.98
Solid Pack Cards —
25 Cards Priced $1.00 to $3.00
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KINSMEN
MINOR HOCKEY
Application
NOTICE TO PARENTS of 6 to 12 year old
boys born after May 31, 1953. Enrol your son today
in the 1965-66 PEEWEE-SQUIRT HOCKEY LEAGUE.
NAME
(Last) (First)
ADDRESS
BIRTHDAY
(Day) (Month) Year)
Name of Parent
or Guardian
Telephone Hospitalization No.
agree to allow my son to participate in the Hockey
League sponsored by the Clinton Kinsmen Club.
(Signature)
Please send this application form to the attention of:
BERT CLIFFORD,
308 Townsend St., Clinton, Ont.
Phone 482-9772.
44-5b
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1,051,484.29 414%, 57,823.60 42,157.22
1,217,371.11 0 5% • 81,254.9$ i
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PROGRESSIVE ,CONSERVATIVE
NEWS OF BRUCEFIELID Deputy Commander of Training Force
Inspects Three Schools at Station Changes Date
For Auction
ClaYeien- ROOMS Pendireted
the nwetialg. of WrPtI5.T. T4oVAT
OrlWv.ge. " .7-Mae No. 710. • q 40t; ThorSday, Potohef 18. Mervyn
ganlY and glerleS Nelson
Were. emettrUd e*htors to. re-
vert At the next meeting,
please note the date for'- the. auction 010 has been .changed
to NeVeinber 13 so it Will net'
genflict with. the LOB4 bazaar,.
40vertilshtg concernin this ape
peers elsewhere 1n. thprs isang ore
the .News-400N.
"Some ledge _Members are
planning to visit Godelelelt LOL
No. 182 on November Tent-
ative date set !for the election
of effleera and fowl SIMPer, 'Wee
set for December 9.
Personals
WS. Forrest spent last
Week 41 London:..
Mr. and Mrs. Rehert LeBeeni
spent SundaY With Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm, PePPer.
MrS. John QatirnS and Mrs.
Wm. Wright spent Sunday with
Mr .and Mrs. Ross Scott and
Attended anniversary services
at Brucefteld United Church,
Mr. and Mrts. Jack Bmadfoot,
LakeSidel attended anniversary
services on Sunday and Visited
With Mr. Breadfoot'S Parents..
Miss Jean McNaugiliten spent
the weekend, at• her tic:me, •
Mrs. McKellar, Whiten is
visiting with her sislter Mrs.
Staekhouse and Mr. a ;Wes,
Mac Wilsen.
VOW Convene
Twenty-four nlenibers and
Nisi:Ws of the TuckersMith
unit spent a very pleasant ev-
ening, At the home Of a former
Member, Mrs. Wainer Breath
foot, Seaforth, on October 12.
Mrs.. RerklerSeel ePened 'the
meeting with a Poem on "Thanksgiving°,
A rummage and bake sale
was diseuSsed and Fame made for Saturday, November 13, In
the town, hallo Clinton,
The- November meeting will
be held at the home of the
leader,. M. Renderton. Devot-
ion• will 'be in the charge fxf
Mts. Ram And Mrs, Ross Scott,
Hostesses will he Mrs. Ed. Al-
lan and Miss M. Swan. The
project ;for the November meet-
ing is a gift for 5c 'ler every
member of the family at home.
Mrs. W. Broadfoot and her
committee served a dainty
lunch,
Mrs. W. W. Mulch
Service Tuesday •
Funeral Servicefar rs . W. ilee
tiarn W. Mutdh 'Was eondireted .
on Tuesday, November 2, in the-
Ball and Muteh Funeral Horne,
by the Rev, • Clifford Park. hr,
terment was in. Clinton Cerile-
tery.
Pallbearers were William J.
Mutch, Frank Muteh, Keith
Arthur, Bob Arthur, Henry Ar-
thur and Art Youngblut.
Flowerbearers were, Alex
Beady, Albert. Shaddick,' 'Gor
don Wall and Bob Davis,
Born on August 16, 1878, Mrs.
Mitch was Catherine Young-
blut, daughter of-the late Wer-
ner and. Elizabeth Youngblut,
Auburn.
She married William' Wilgoin
Mutch on May 18, 1898, and
lived in Clinton, for 52 years.
She was a. member of Wesley-
Willis United Church.
Mrs. Mutch died in Clinton
Public Hospital. on Sunday, Oat-
Ober 31, 1965 after a brief ill-
ness. — •
Surviving are one son, Wil-
liam H. Mutoh, Burks Falls;
one daughter, Dorothy E. Mut-
dh, 'at home; two sisters, Mar-
garet, Mrs. John Arthur, Au-
burn and Marion, Mrs. George
Beadle, Huromriewe one grand.;
son, Douglas A. Mutch.
The funeral Was attended by
friends from Port Stanley, St.
Thomas, . Auburn, Woodstock
and Talks-60k.
WI Entertains
Goderich Branch
Clinton Women's Institute
president, Mrs. W. Colclough
welcomed visitors from Gode-
rich branch at the October 28
meeting held in the'agricultural
office board; room, here.
Mrs. A. Caleb, secretary,
read the minutes and Mrs. M.
Batkin. gave the treasurer's re-
port.
Mrs.- Roy Connell gave an
interesting paper on the topic
"citizenship". Mrs'. Charles Nel-
son reported on the course
"Vegetables with a Flair" which
was held in Bengali. Mrs. M.
Ross also had attended it.
Reports on the county rally
held in Walton. were given by
Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs.
A. Oriole Mrs. Van Armen of
the Gacteridh WI gave a hu-
morous i.-ecirtartiorr entitled "Mr.
-Brown.'s, haircut". At the Close
of the meeting a penny sale
Was held.
Mrs. M. Ross was lunch con-
vener.
Brigadier 4. J. P. 13440Y
DSO, OBB, EP, CP, :Senior
Offieeri AMY CeinPenent pncl
designated as Deputy Come
CWL $50 'Bond,
Won Saturday
By Mrs, Sytnick
Mats. -'Victor •YttOelt,
.01iotoo, wen ,the 4iC)-‘) bond
which. ciifferecl, as the main
priZe drawn :kr .at the .bonnT
on October 30 ihy the Catholic
Weinen'S Leagne of St. Joseph's
ReMen Catholic Church,
prizes were .0
box of chocolates won by
Gov041QPIci a bushel of apples,.
es a •door won by MrS.,.
Stewart Moodie and a lamp
worn by Mrs. Gearge .Carbert.
Penny sale winners were: .a
record, rMrs. Paw Middleton;
batliSailts,. Ueda Flynn; milk
tiekets, Mrs,. Eric Switzer; dry-
cleaning, Mrs, William Dykstra;
honey butter, Mrs. Roy Mann;
a record, Mrs, .Eddie Florian;
shoes, and a box of candy, Torn
McMahon; wall plaques, Mrs.
George Carbert;
Towels, Monica Flynn;. seeks,
Mrs. Deneld. SyrnieM; annik tick,
ete, Mrs, Harold :Lamson; key
chain, ' Mrs. Whit Shanahan;
vase, Mrs. Ray Finch; paint,
Mrs. John Flynn;
Honey butter, Mrs. Gerald
Brown; wall plaques, pot of
'mums and cosmetic set, -Mrs.
A. Garon; towels, and rug, .Mrs.
Sam Spencer; drycleaning, and
cup and saucer, Mrs. B. Mat-
thew's; jam dish, Rita 'Flynn. •
Another Dessert
And Euchre
Planned By LOBA
At the Dessert Euchre held
by the Ladies Orange Benevo-
lent Association in October,
the fallowing were winners:
Door prize, Mats. M. Nivirns;
draw, Mrs. Dorothy O'Connell;
euchre, high lady,'Mrs. A. Mc-
1Viichael; most lone hands, Mrs.
Cummings; low lady, Miss B.
Slornan.
There wars a good attendance
at the recent meeting. Plans
were finalized for the Novem-
ber 6 bazaar at the Town Hall.
The men's lodge will be hav-
ing an auction sale in the near
future 'at which the ladies will
serve doughnuts and coffee.
A dessert euchre for Novem-
ber is being planned.
Prebyterian Ladies
To. Meet On Tuesday
The regular meeting of the
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
will be held on Tuesday even-
ing, November 9 at 8:15 p.m.
in the church Sunday School
Rai call will be answered by
a Remembrance Day verse.
St. Andrews WMS
Plan Thankoffering
The Women's Missionary
Society of St. Andrew's Pres-
bytenian Church will meet for
their thank offering meeting
on Wednesday, November 10 at
2:30 p.m. in the school room of
the church. Mrs. Eleanor Brad-
neck, Auburn, will be gtiest
speaker and all the ladies of
the congregation are invited.
ma/Weft' ofr the nerw. integrated
Canadian Forces T-IQ, visited
RCAF Clinton on NOVernber 2,
The Brigadier was acOom-
Ponied Liente?iaitt Cern-
Mender W. F. J. Thomas, Royal
Canadian Navy, and Flight
Lieutenant A, G. Meithden,. RC-
AF,
was welcomed by Group
Captain GreenalwlaY CD, CAm-
mandAv Officer of RCAF Clin-
ton and insPeeted a .50 Man
guard of honoin oornmande0 by
Officer "IlViiike" Gibbons,
The purpose ef the visit was
to receive an indoctrination
bliefing and te See training fa-
cilities with training in pro-
gresS,
The Brigadier and his party
kept to a tight echedule in or-
der to visit the three resident
sdhools at Clinton:
Ranier- and Communications
Cubs Visit
Fire Nall At
RCAF Station
The 1st Bayfield Cub ,Pack
met Monday evening, .Novern-
her 1 at 680 in the parish hall
with all 14- Cubs present. Fol-
lowing dues, attendance and
registration fees, the .Cubs. and
. Leaders were traireported to the
Fire at RCAF Station
Clinton by Merton 'Werner an
S/M Percy Reimer.
After doing a thorough check
of the Fire Hail and- Engine,
Sgt. 'Ebel gave the Cubs a most
interesting talk on the cause of
fires, the different materials
used to extinguish „each type of
fire and showed some demon-
strations on the cause of fires.
A very informative film on ex-
tinguishing aircraft fire and
rescue entitled, "Three Minutes
to Live", was projected by S/M
Renner.
Cubs are reminded of the
Remembrance Day Parade on
Sunday morning, November 7
at 10:40 a.m. They are asked to
meet in full uniform., din. front
of the Albion Hotel. Also to get
registration fees to the leaders!,
Mrs. M. Erickson or Mrs. B.
McLeod, before Monday night
if possible.
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GOSHEN NORTH
Mr. and Mrs. 'Morris Carter
and Linda, Woodsto.ck,• and Mr.
and Mrs. Merton Keyes, Sea-
forth attended the service at
Goshen, United Church on Sun-
day morning when -a Commun-
ion table was dedicated to the
church in memory of their
grandparents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Keyes.
The table was presented by
the family and was dedicated
to the church by the minigter,
Mr. M. Morrison.
Also 'attending the service
were Mr. -and Mrs. Ruskin
Keyes, Kitchener; Mr. and-Mrs.
Sherlock Keyes. and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmore Keyes, Varna and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Keyes,
Seaforth.
$
thool Yvtiere Wing Commencer
13. RaftiSe gave the briefing:.
School of InSirticti.onal Tech-
nique, where Squadron Leader
P, Cr, Timms was Conducting
Officer:
School of Feed Services, with
Flight Lieutenant Jean Liberty
doing the honours.
Brigadier Bailey briefed the
Station Staff on plans for the
integrated training structure
that w,ill go,into 'being on Jan-
nary 1, 1966.
After his visit to Clinton,
Brigadier Bailey plans to- visit
RCAF Station Centralia and
Camp Borden.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Nov. 4 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg-
ular games for $5.00, 2 share-
the-wealth genies. 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
"L" andlirst letter "T" applies
on this game for $2,00 each. 3
share-the-wealth games, jack-
pot applies on those 3 games
$59.00 in 59 numbers. 2 door
prizes for $2.00 each. Admission
50c extra cards 25c or 6 for
$1.00. . tfb
Friday, Nov. 5 — Cash Bingo
in Legion Hall, Seaforth, Spon-
sors Branch 156, Canadian Le-
gion. 40,42,4b
Friday, Nov. 5 -- Gospel
Hootenanny — Salvation Army,
Goderich at 8 p:m. featuring the
Winghaan Off Beats, the Clin-
ton Gospel Singers and the
King's Messengers. 44p
Saturday, Nov. 6 — Bake
Sale and Bazaar, Clinton Town
Hall, 2:30 p.m., sponsors LOBA.
44b
Saturday, November 6—Blue
and Silver Tea at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian. Church, home-
made baking, bazaar items, 3-5
p.m. Auspices Madeleine Lane
Auxiliary. 41,43,44b
Tuesday, Nov, 9 — BINGO
at the Huron Fish & Game Club
Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 10--Holmes-
ville Bazaar, Bake Sale and
Salad Supper 3-6 p.m. Auspices
UCW, 41,44b
Friday, Nov. 12 — Hullett
Federation annual meeting and
banquet, Londesboro Hall, Roy
Sewell, guest speaker. Secure
tickets from Directors. 44,5b
Saturday, Nov. 13 — Rura-
l-nage Sale, Clinton Council
Chambers, 1:30 - 4 p.m., aus-
pices Tuckenernith Unit Bruce-
field UCW. 44,45b
November 14, 1965 — 4th
Annual Coin Exhibition at the
Elm Haven Motel, Clinton, Ont-
ario. Doors open at 1:00 p.m. —
$50,000.00 Value in gold coins oil
the world will be on display.
Sponsored by the Huron Nu-
mismatic Society. PLAN TO
ATTEND this warlderAri ex-
hibition. Smorgasbord dinner
from 4:30 p.m. — 7:00 p.m.
November 17th and 20th —
Bus to Royal. Winter Fair. For
information Call Bartlifes ;Rh-
kery. 482-9727. 44,5p
Saturday, Dec. 11 — Festival
of Carols by Junior Choirs of
Ontario Street and Wesley-
Willis United Church-es, at Ont-
ario Street Church Hall, 8 p.m.
44b
Wesley-Willis
GroupS Next Week
Several meetings within the.
UMW Church Women .9,rgpx1-,
**cm At Wesley-W/144 linitecl
Chun' 'are 1/Wmed ter Pe*, week.
On Monday evening, Nevem,
ben the .Stwitght Circle wl
•
meet at p,m,
On Tuesday Ofterneer, the
Fidelity Group will meet .at
m, Roll chi 1 will he -"A
verb".. ' 14141s: 1C‘ XeCoecor •will
tell of sever4 tow's she anacie
while on heir trip la4t. m/tri/10,
O n .1\rovemher 11, the WP4i0,..
Lo ,Group will meet at 2:30 pa-0.
and. the 1:+01.4 call, Will be, wife
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