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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-11-25, Page 12° a PAGE TWELVE CL2NMN NEWS -RECORD ,THURSDAY,. NOVEMBER 25, 10146 faith, recreation. Huron Zone Rec.Council Flans Tory -,Gregg Night Hear Speaker At the program, it was brought to the attention of the chairman that He further entertained with,some played two xylophone ,.selections. During the musical portion of _ . 'Wi'(Q] j,,1 �J( } Meeting Next Wednesday LiOnS� l��TT �` S�t�rartS 1�Il ht. the guest sprayer .was also a musician of note. Mx: Weichel "My ofd's fiumour. e smallest ball player iegul t Wayne Watkins, won the z`eguifxr 17 -INCH SUPERmV... n Branch of the Ontario Department � 17 . sang a few verses of Buddy", draw prize. Will be drama, minor sports, The' Second Annual ConfererJce Church will be Dr. Earle Zeigler, world (Continued from Page One) CHRISTMAS CAKE PANS teen-age- programmes, community, hobby, clubs, senior; citizens' clubs, summer programmes and the _ • °.' . ,i,,y •� �-' �' of the Lake Huron Zone Recrea- ,professor and head of the Depart- tion Council will be held in the ment of Physical Health and Re- few 4' ears ha5e taken many of the xio championships. Wish to attend, particularly mem-' bees of 'recreation committees, '. •7 y ' Town Hall n Wingham, on Wed- creation Education of the Univer- 3 - hesday, December 1,, beginning at sity of Western Ontario. Zeigler's subject will be r : ; ,< R several Tlibougho'ut'his talk he quoted poems pertaining to sports /v4oW��17GtS�fG�/YI�I.i�I14r1/Q/Sci71�I8 M. L: (TORY) GREGG 1.15 P.M. Dr. The Zone Council;is a co. -opera- "Recreation Programmes - their and, fair play. ' He stressed to the ]�Scaf Qt/�p�pn/gpe0�; '71 . Live body composed Of members of Importance . s.^'' ' teen-age their guests the importance of the various activity groups, a pnded municipal recreation commi committees ' Dr. Zeigler'S experience in -the in the counties of Bruce, Grey,' recreation field will provide the, Huron and Perth and the annual n interesting and stim- basis for f e ce • rovides an o—ortun- Af h b tCA „ :, that >'' things - %> "'' •' be, them dTecathreeHm most important in their young _lives should in this order: your Christian D nc, I 5V IPA Our selection of Christ- mas needs is at its ,peak! d Shop now for gala wrap- pings, cards, gift ideas to make your Christmas merrier. .CHRISTMAS GIFT PAPER I& and up ENCLOSURE CARDS-pkg 1Oc and up YULETIDE RIBBONS toe and up BOXED STATIONERY SOc and up CHRISTMAS CARDS 59c and up , FOUNTAIN PENS $1.00 and up CHRISTMAS WREATHS ELECTRIC . ,....... $1.10 CELLOPHANE .,,. 15c & up YULETIDE WREATHS in Many Styles. ORDER YOURS TODAY, a GET READY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! F-2 GIFT WRAPPING ASSORTMENT GAY PAPER TAGS and RIBBONS a Pkg. ... ... 69c & $1.39 con ern p ity for all those interested in wating address. ter t e anque a programme' of ' entertainment g faith, recreation. your education,` and your .MIXMASTEII community programmes of recrea- p will, be provided by the Wingham c played two xylophone ,.selections. During the musical portion of tion, to discuss activities of cOm-: mon' interest in the development in the, community. Community Players Drama Club and George Merten, Puppetry Ad- visor to the Community Programs yN of Studies Mr. Weichel cited his own case not taking an interest in his when in his 'teens. After 17 -INCH SUPERmV... This year, subjects discussed, Branch of the Ontario Department becoming an amputee' in the first Will be drama, minor sports, of Education. world war, .he had neither sport CHRISTMAS CAKE PANS teen-age- programmes, community, hobby, clubs, senior; citizens' clubs, summer programmes and the The conference is open to all p those. interested a the area who nos i' he. years, education to fall back on, So went to night senool for four \ \ recreation director -arena manager. Not only will discussion centre Wish to attend, particularly mem-' bees of 'recreation committees, thanked The sports,. night speaker was by Lion "Red" Garon. ` around these programmes in the municipal councils, community or- M. L: (TORY) GREGG 'Musical ; community. (how to • organize' and -ganizations and those interested in . Program conduct) but opportunity will also the various activity groups, for whom a special evening is Frank •$anion, 'pianist of the be provided: for the establishment of standing committees to developevening, o ext"Wednesday being planned'n club, iri. Wingham, by the Athl t' A had two musicians from RCAF Station ,at the meeting:AC plans for the future. Competent resource people will :Huntling .0 aity Western Ontario etc ssoc- iation and sport fans of Western Champagne, who sang two num- bers; and Sgt. Jack 'Fisher, who .MIXMASTEII be present in each .session to an- swer questions and help plan for Bags Nine Deer Ontario. ;"Tory" recently resigned his played two xylophone ,.selections. During the musical portion of YOURS'' the future in terms of leadershipposition training'courses; resource material C.P. and T.� Group as Business Manager of the WOAA, for a job as repro- • Simple Beater Eiector' FOR ONLY, and inter -community activities: easy to remove and insert beaters. sentative for Molson's Brewery 199.95 The'guest speaker at the ban- . The huntin¢ party of 13 which (Ontario) Limited, - CHRISTMAS CAKE PANS quet in. the Wingham United ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS. TO -NIGHT and TOMORROW "NIGHT In the Clinton Lion Club Light Bulb Sales Drive 10^ASSORTED BULBS- $2.00 US.$2.00 ­,—..—.,—o—o—o-- Proceeds to promote- the work of the Boys' and Girls' Committee. Of were a good many deer coming out of the bush on cars and in trucks, reports Mr. Doucette, "RUSTY" BROWN HELPS BAG 300 -POUND BUOK DEER Hunting in the Rideau Lake District, Eric Munro, Sea - forth and Warrant Officer "Rusty" Brown Clinton, re- turned last week with a 300- pound eight -point buck.—The Huron Expositor. Mrs. (Rev.) Andrew Lane, Brus- sols, and daughter Mary, Scarboro, visited Mrs. Saville and Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless aild other friends in Clinton last Saturday. TURKEY BINGO Sponsored by Clinton Branch No, 140 Canadian Legion LEGION MEMORIAL HALL KIRK STREET, CLINTON Thursday, Dec. 2 Commencing at 8:30 p.m. Sharp 15 Regular Games FOUR SPECIAL GAMES ALL PRIZES ARE FOR TURKEYS DOOR PRIZE ADMISSION: '15 Regular Games $1,00; Special Gomes 2 for 25c Christmas Baking IS No Problem WHEN YOU USE A 1rVIg1`LtiN • Mixing Guide and Thumb- .MIXMASTEII rip Control to handle. • Bigger Beaters. More JUNIOR volume in fess time. BEATS, STIRS • Simple Beater Eiector' FOLDS, WHIPS easy to remove and insert beaters. MIXES, BLENDS Convenient Heel Rest. Give Sunbeam and you give the finest Square CHRISTMAS CAKE PANS 90C per set First president and formanyCLINTON PFe a r s • manager of AGENT— 'Tory" is well known to hockey baseball, horse racing and fall I LONDON verve got the great new miracle setl \�• fair fans. LONDON j� j jr • Token up less npac• •light enough to carry IVL Draper Heads Badminton Club For Third Year To date the Badminton Club have had 28 players up to their courts at the town hall at one time or another. They play every Tues day and Thursday evenings. The boys interested in the game, far outnumber the girls at present. ' On Tuesday evening a xe-or ganization meeting was held. Mur- ray Draper, who has acted as president for the past two seasons,' consented to continue in office un- til early in the new year. Gordon I Sutcliffe was named secretary - treasurer. Two temporary com mittees were set up: finance—the president, secretary, and Clarence Denomme and Jean Epps; social— Don Symons, Lorine Denomme and Johnny Wilson. These corn- mittees will be added to and oth- ers formed later in the • season. Don Symons, Murray Draper and Robbie Hale are. a temporary rules committee to look after new members, court rules, etc. At least one of them will be in attendance each night of play, 0 Clinton LOBA Entertains 50 Guests At Cards Approximately 50 guests from Seaforth, Mitchell and Woodham were entertained by the Clinton LOBA on Tuesday evening. The evening was spent playing cards and a penny sale was enjoyed Lby everyone during the refreshment period. The highlight of the social ev- ent was the draw for a Kenwood blanket. Mrs. W. H. Glazier, RR 3, Clinton, held the lucky ticket. Mr. Davies, Woodham. lodge made the draw. Flood Victims Benefit The local LOBA held a card party on Thursday, November 1S in the lodge rooms. 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