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CLINTON LEGION HALL
p.m. ---Regular Admission 8.30
15 Games for $5.00 -1 Game for $25,00
3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES
JACKPOT $57,00 in 57 NUMBERS
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EXHIBITION HOCKEY
SATURDAY NIGHT
LISTOWEL JUNIORS
Vs.
CLINTON LEGION JUVENILES
-Clinton Lions Arena 8.30 p.m.
Council Gives
(Continued From Page One)
details were given:
Five cases prosecuted with
three convictions and two laid
over, five summonses issued,
30 investigations carried Out,
$95 in fines collected, two plac-
es of business found insecure,
11 accidents investigated with
six of them resulting in over
$100 in damages, two autos
and two bicycles stolen and all
recovered.
At the conclusion of the
meeting, retiring councillor
George Rumball noted he had
enjoyed working with council,
and Mayor Miller also express-
ed co-operation to the council
members for the past year.
Councillor George Wonch
made a brief statement in
which he said he would wish
to see a hard-working indust-
rial committee with a budget
and also noted he would like
to see a planning committee
formulated next year.
"We should look into that at
the first of the year," com-
mented Mayor Miller in refer-
ence to the planning commit-
tee.
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INDOOR
OUTDOOR
juveniles Win Two :from
Tackle ,1„,,istcowel ors, He:re. Satuji-day
Broins ..Maintain Lead In Kin :Loop,:
Pee Wee All-Stars Prep For Outing:
Clinton's ,defending
champion itWeni104.- .started out
on the right foot in 'the defense'
of their .crown 'with a pair of
wins this week, but they will
probably have_ a tougher time
in a couple of exhibition tilts
they baVe lined PP, .
The Ugini) crew, ,under the
guidance Of Doug Andrews, -pp,
aired their home season 'On•
Thursday with a 1.0-0 win over
Mitchell.
Borden _McRae paced the at-
,tack with four goals, three of
them coming in the final stanza
When the lOcals potted six tal,
lies.
Laurie Colquhoun triggered
three marker, while Doug Macaulay, Murray Morrison
and FOndY Glew. each added
singles.
Bob Glazier and Robbie Far-
quhar shared the net minding
ditties in the win.
On Tuesday, Clinton travel-
led back to Mitchell for their
first away game and returned
home with a decisive 14-1 tri-
umph.
The first line trip of .John.
Cooper, Borden McRae and
Laurie Colquhoun led the at-
tack with 11 of the tallies.
Cooper, who missed the first
game, potted five goals, while
McRae was right behind with
four and Colquhoun added a
pair.
Single tallies came off the
sticks of Bob Batkin, Randy
Glew and Dean Reid,
Robbie Farquhar was in the
nets and had his shut-out bid
spoiled when John Partridge
dented the twine in the middle
frame.
Tackle Juniors
In a special exhibition slated
for the arena this Saturday,
the locals host the Listowel'
juniors at 8:15 p.m.
Proceeds from the match and
a special draw will go towards
the annual Minor Hockey Day
when teams from Dearborn,
Michigan, will visit here.
The Listowel crew play in
fast junior "C" company, and
the Legion six will have their
hands full in the tilt.
Last night '(Wednesday) the
juveniles tackled the RCAF
Clinton Thunderbolts.
The lineups against Mitchell
were as follows:
Bob Glazier, Robbie Farqu-
har, Don Yeo, Doug Macaulay,
John Cooper, Laurie Colqu-
houn, Borden McRae, Bob Bat-
kin, Randy Glew, Murray Mor-
rison, Otto Smale, Dean Reid,
Mel Crich, Barry Glazier, Ken
Osborne, David Pugh and Jim
Livermore,
RCAF Curlers
Open Season
With Bonspiel
.
Curling this year at RCAF
Clinton began officially last;
SattliV4Y with the opening
draw of an inter-section bon-
spiel.
The Commending Officer,
Group Captain Greenaway, st-
arted the curling by throiving
the first rock.
A total of 16 teams were
entered the competition wh-
ich was completed pn Sunday
afternoon.
The eventual winners of the
bonspiel were a team from the
Construction Engineering Sec-
tion skipped by Sergeant Mel
Reid, with ,F/0 Dave William-
son, F/O Jim Lawlor and Bill
Grigg as team meinbers.
A team entered by StL
land came in a close second.
The two winning teams were
presented with small prizes by
the Commanding Officer.
(Continued from .page one)
president, and was thanked by
Alex McGregor.
Pass Resolutions
The Huron County Federa-
tion also passed a resolution
asking the government to in-
crease the present $3.00 sub-
sidy on Grade A hogs "to stim-
ulate a constant supply of pre-
mium carcasses".
The resolutions committee,
headed by Mervyn Lobb, a
past president, said in its brief
that such a move would pro-
vide incentive to increase pro-
duction of quality product's.
Other members of the reso-
lution committee were Stan
Hopper, RR 5, Brussels; Ted
The front running .Brinns suf-
fered their first defeat in the
Clinton. Kinsmen pee wee leop
Slis week, but still lead the
pack with four wins in five
Starts..
Canadians posted' two wins •
in a busy week to move into
sole possession of second with
seven points, while the Leafs
are in third with 'five.
The Hawks have yet to win
a game..
Cana.icliens started the week
off with a convincing 7,2 win
over the Hawks on Wednesday
as Garry cummipg$ posted the.
first ha ,trick of the ,season,
Robert Delaney followed him
tip with a pair of markers,
'While singles came off the
sticks. of Tom '11/TO/Tann and
Glen Irwin.,
0n Saturday morning, Leafs
slowed down the, Canadiens
with a hard-fought 4-1 triumph
with Mike Aristett pacing the
attack with a pair of tallies.
Dave McCarty and Grant
Delaney potted one each, while
Torn Murch Was the lone sniP-
er for the losers:
Muroh waS ip fine form
on MondaY night as he scored
both goals as the CanadienS
Pulled a major upset with a 2-0
whitewash over the Bruins.
The Kinsmen ell-Stars have
been working out during the
past weeks and will play their
first ganle on Saturday when
they host their old foes from
Zurich.
Game time is 10;00 a.m.
Mait Edgar will again handle
the coaching duties for the all-
star club Which will play ag-
ainst RCAF Clinton, Mitchell,
Seaford), Goderich, Zurich and
Exeter in WOAA play.
Don Kay will manage the
youngsters this year, and the
schedule is as follows:
December
14-RCAF at Clinton (10:Q0)
16-Clinton at Mitchell (6:00)
21-Clinton at Seaforth (7:00)
23-Clinton at RCAF (7:00)
28-Clinton at Goderich (7:00)
Janoary
2-R.CAF at Clinton (7:00)
8-GoderiCh at Clinton (6:30)
10-Clinton at Zurich (7:00)
15-Seaforth at Clinton (6:30)
22-1V1Itchell at Clinton (6:30)
24-Clinton at Exeter (6:45)
30-Exeter at Clinton (6:30)
The pee wee schedule at the
Clinton arena next week is as
follows:
Sat., Dec. 14 - Bruins vs.
Leafs at 9:00; Clinkin all-stars
vs. Zurich at 10:00.
Mon., Dec. 16 - Hawks vs,
Bruins at 6:00.
Wed., Dec. 18 - Leafs vs.
Canadiens at 6:30.
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Several Floats,
Two Bands To
Greet Santa Claus
(Continued tram Dane one)
highway four until it reaches
the town hail,' where Santa will
set up shop and open his big
bag of goodies.
Assisting Campbell on the
committee are Alan Edwards,
Art Collins and W. Martin.
In charge of the 'various sec-
tions responsible for floats
were: Ross McEwan, Harold
Swan, Clayton Groves, Eugene,
McAdam and Bruce Bartliff.
The parade starts at 1:30
p.m.
Federation , Backs Plowing Match,
Learn Of Win In Margarine Fight
Dunn, Payfield; Lloyd Stewart,
Clinton; Ken Baker, RR 2,
Dashwood.
Laid over was a resolution
asking that a written examina-
tion be given to all Ontario
grade eight students, so all
would enter grade nine on an
equal basis.
The written exams, which
would be set by the depart-
ment of education, would con-
stitute 50 percent of the mark
to enter high school, and the
other 50 percent would be on
the basis of a recommendation
on the student's work.
Alf Warner suggested the
resolution should be discussed
at the next county meeting and
Art Bolton, Seafonth, • suggest-
ed an area high school princi-
pal and inspector be present
to advise.
He pointed out such a move
may not be . beneficial under
the new Roberts Plan of edu-
cation.
A resolution was also passed
pledging the support of the
Federation towards the 1966
International Plowing Match to
be hold near Seaforth. This
was unanimous.
Elect Officers
Following the banquet, which
was catered to by the Londes-
boro WI, the Federation stag-
ed their election of officers,
and Alex D. McGregor, RR 2,
Kippen, was named president,
succeeding Elmer Ireland, RR
5, Wingham, who held the post
for two years.,
Charles Thomas, Brussels,
stepped up to first vice-presi-
dent and Elmer Hunter, RR 3,
Goderich, was named second
vice-president. '
Mrs. J. W. Elliott, Clinton,
is secretaryAreasurer.
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Several Win
Cash Awards
In Kin Draw
SiX men ended up with a
share of the $500 top prize in
the .draw sponsored in connec-
tion with the Clinton Kinsmen
annual Christmas stag, Friday.
Percy Brown, Clinton, ended
up with the largest share as
he agreed' to split the $500 with
Ken McIntosh before the final
two tickets were drawn.
The ticket held by McIntosh,
also of Clinton, was a "com-
munity" effort and was shared
by five men from RCAF Clin-
ton.
Deputy clerk-treasurer of
Huron County, Bill Hanly,
Goderich, won the $100 draw
and winners of $50 prizes were:
Dick Heard, Baytield; Jim Dod-
dick, Clinton; Art Collins, Clin-
ton; Wady Kneichele, Kitchen-
er, •
The four winners of $25.00
prizes were: Jim Eby, Meaford;
Jim Helesic, Goderich; Jerry
Wilson, Clinton; Howie Greed-
is, Clinton.
A Kinsmen spokesman re-
ported most of the 500 tickets
were sold' and the Club enjoy-
ed a "successful" night,
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Assessment And
Population Rise
(Continued from page one)
not clearing snow off the side-
walks in front of their places,
and suggested council should'
set an example,
Councillor •Don Symons re-
marked that the matter had
been drawn to the attention of
the caretaker.
Commenting on the subject,
Mrs. Thompson said that in
some communities it was man-
datory to remove snow and if
it was not done, a workman
was employed to do the job and
this expense was charged to
the prOperty owner.
This is a similtW situation
as Clinton's weed control bY-
law.
In other business, council:
Approved payment of $12,-
619.42 to Levis Contracting Co.
Ltd. for a half mile of pave-
ment laid on Clinton streets
this year and a paynient of
$1,390.00 to B. 1V1. Ross, Gide-
rich engineer, as final payment
for hit work oni the paving pro-
ject
Set ThUrSclay, December 26
as Boxing Day,
Tuesday; Dec. 17 - BINGO,
in Fish and Game Club. Jackpot
$55 in 55 numbers. 15 regular
games; 3 share-the-wealth gam-
es; 1 $25 special game. Six door
prizes. 8:30 p.m. ltfb
Saturday, bee. 14 - Blyth
Lions Club final bingo. 12 reg-
ular games at $5.00; 2 share-
the-wealth; $25 bingo that
must go; $60 bingo that must
go. In the Blyth Memorial. Hall
at 8:30 pm. 50b
Arrange now for a Safety Check. Have the
motor tuned, and necessary repairs complet-
ed well in advance.
Last year we could not handle the last minute
work. This could have been done earlier.
Why not dial 9321 now. Ask for "Butch", and
an appointment will be made to suit you.'
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsmobile & Envoy Dealer.
Ontario Street CLINTON - Phone 482-9321