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To Start Schedule Soon
A new bowling league will start
its schedule on Tuesday, January
•3, The league will he known as
the All-Star League and will com-
prise the top men bowlers from
the Clinton Mixed League (two
'teams), Londesboro Men's League
and, the RCAF. All games will be
`played. on Tuesday evenings.
Playoffs have been arranged for
March 27, with the first; place
team playing the team fitiish'ing
third,and second and fourth teams
competing to play in the finals on
April 3.
'Prize Set
As an added incentive for the
Players, prizes have been set as
follows: team finishing first, $14;
team winning championship,: $14;
runner-up team in playoffs, $7;
high team triple, $6; high team
single, $5; 'high triple, $3; high
single $3; high average, $3.
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Team Lineups
The following players will can
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prise the teams:
Bakers: Len Arnston, Jack Wat-
Kins, Fred, Elliott, Bruce McCul-
lough, Harry Crich, Ken Taylor,
Edwin Cooper.
Choirs.: Howard Grealis, Eugene
Garrow, Earl Mero, Eldie Gliddon,
Percy Brown, Elmer Murray, Reg.
Cudmore.
Londesboro: Glen Carter, Jack
Armstrong, George Cowan, Cliff.
Saundercock, Gordon McGregor,
Ben Riley, Jack Lee,
RCAF: Roy Hamilton, L. Matt-
hews, Terry Oxborough, Lee Bor-
gne, Southenby, Rastus, Tucker,
Knowler, Sweeney.
Schedule
Jan. 3—Londesboro at RCAF
Chevs at Bakers
Jan. •10—Chevs at Londesboro
Bakers at RCAF
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Jan. 24 Chevs at Bakers
RCAF at Londesboro
Jan. 31—Bakers at RCAF
Londesboro at Chevs
Feb. 7-Londesboro at Bakers
Chevs at RCAF
Feb. 14—RCAF at Londesboro
Bakers at Chevs
Feb. 21—Londesboro at Chevs
RCAF at Bakers
Feb. ,28—Chevs at RCAF
Bakers at Londesboro
Mar. 6—Bakers at Chevs
Londesboro at RCAF
Mar. 13—RCAF' at Bakers
Chevs. at Londesboro
Feb. 20—Bakers at Londesboro
RCAF at Chevs
Feb. 27 Playoffs (semi final)
April 3—Playoffs (final)
Revolver Club
Has Annual
Chicken Shoot
The Clinton Revolver Club held
its annual chicken shoot in the
gun room of Epps Sports Shop.
Members of the Listowel Revolver
Club were guests for the evening.
Six competitions were held, with
chickens as the prizes, and these
were won by E. Rivett, Goderich,
for the handicap score, with 99.
Dr. Kirk, Listowel, won the high
score shoot with a score of 95. The
lucky shot target was won by
Gordon Snelling, of the Listowel
Club. Tom Allan,, Londesboro, won
the fourth competition. W. Smith,
Listowel, won the fifth chicken,
and Ellwood Epps was the winner
of the last shoot, which was the
Colts Win Close Game
From. Watford,, 6-4.
Last Wednesday Night
Clinton Colts: goal, German; de-
fence, Edgar, Elliott; centre, Lee;
wings, Hanly, M. Colquhoun; subs.,
Carter, T. Colquhoun, Garon,
Strong, McDonald, Holmes, Hug -
in; sub -goal, Denomme.
Watford Atoms: goal, Riddock;
defence, Paul Dolbear, C. Wilson;
centre, Latour; wings, Halbrooke,
Wilson; subs., Cook, Weiser, Glen-
dding, Mandge, Reg. Dolbear, Sal-
torski, Bryce.
First Period
1. Clinton, Strong (Edgar) 1.58
2. Clinton, K. Lee, 5.52
3. Clinton, M. Colquhoun (Hug -
111) 8.00
4. Clinton, McDonald (M.
• quhoun) ` 14.56
Penalties, T. Colquhoun,
son, Latour (2), Wilson.
Second Periood
5. Watford, Latour (N. Wilson,
6. Watfoord, Latour (N. Wilson,
C. Wilson) 10.39.
7. Clinton, M. Colquhoun 15.59
8. Clinton, M. Colquhoun (Mc-
Donald) 19.12
Penalties, Edgar, Elliott, Lee,
Latour.
Third Period
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9. Watford, Saltorski 3.54
10. Watford, Wilson (Latour)
8.14
Penalties, M. Colquhoun, R. Dol-
bear(2), Cook, Elliott, Glendding,
Garon, Wilson.
highest score inside lines.
.The next regular shoot of the
club will be held the first week
of January.
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"JOY TO THE WORLD..."
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May all the joys of the Holiday Season
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and cusfomers. May this
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oonfeniment aIld happiness.
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Lions Midgets Tie
With Seaforth;
Bantams Lose 8-2
Clinton's minor hockey teams
had a rough time last Monday
night when the Legion sponsored
Bantams absorbed an 8-2 drub-
bing and the Lions Midgets had
to hang on desperately to hold a
6-6 tie. Both games were regu-
larly scheduled WOAA games
played in Clinton Lions Arena,
In the opening game of the
double-header the Clinton Bart
ams just couldn't cope with the
smooth passing attack of the Sea -
forth club. Led by Dale, Scoins
and Ast and backed by Reith on
defence thevisitors were in com-
plete command of the.; game from
start to finish and only the goal-
tending of Jim Dale in' the Clinton.
nets kept the score from mount-
ing even higher,
Ron Livermore and Tommy
Sharp scored the goals in the first
Period that matched the goals by
Pinder and Reith:' Seaforth ad-
ded 'three more goals in each of
the last two periods for their con-
vincing win.
Midget Game
In the midget game Clinton got
off to a fast start and by the mid' -
point of the second period were
enjoying a 5-1 led, when Seaforth
took over and reversed the scor-
ing in the last half' of the game.
Dave Lamb led the local squad
with: four goals, Cummings and
Corrin scoring singles. King
picked up three goals for Seaforth
with McClinchey, McMaster and
Besse each scoring once.
Seaforth Bantams: goal, Brady;
defence, Reith, Rowcliffe; centre,
Dale; wings, Scoins, Pinder; subs.,
Ast, Broadfoot, Flannigan, Lam-
ont, Varley, Ferris, Elliott, Milson.
Clinton Bantams: goal, Jim
Dale; defence, Charles Bartliff,
John Jacob; centre, Ron Liver-
more; wings, Tommy Sharp, Eric
Schellenberger; subs., Bill Mur-
ney, Dale Gatinger, George Smith,
Murray Hymers, Paul Pickett,
Paul Draper, Ken Englestad, Mc-
Clellan.
Seaforth Midgets: goal, Baker;
defence, Willis, Eckienswiller;
centre, Besse; wings, Mclvfaster.
Boshart; subs., Scot t, Kerr,
Broome, King, Berger, McClinch-
ey, Eyre, Kendrick.
Clinton Midgets: goal, Clifford;
defence, Stanley, Batkin; centre,
Martin; wings, Cummings, Lamb;
subs., Addison, Glew, Corran, Har-
ris, Geautreau.
Open Ming
Nightly
from
DECEMBER 17
to
DECEMBER 28
Special Event
TURKEY BOWL
All persons who bowl exactly
161 between Saturday, Dec. 17
and Wednesday, Dec. 28, with
the exception of Wednesday,
Dec. 21, will compete on De-
cernber 29 for 20 lb. turkey. A
second prize of a "carving set"
will also be given away.
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DEC. 20 STORM POSTPOIIT,ES,
COLTS-BLACKWELL GAME
The storm on Tuesday forced
the cancellation of the Clinton
Colts -Blackwell WOAA Big -8 hoc-
key game scheduled for the Wat-
ford arena. Bad visibility and the,
threat of a possible accident were
the factors that forced the man-
agement of the Colts to postpone
the trip. This game will be play-
ed in the near future as soon as
a date suitable to both clubs can
be 'decided: upon.
ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 16
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Saturday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will
pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. 8. Hunt, Manager
Phone—Day 9, Evenings 4$lw
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raECalVe't SPORTS caierw
The nicest season of the year is not just.
for the small ones who believe that there's
a real Santa Claus. There is a, real Santa
Claus for all of us in the spirit of a season,
born in the manger, the stranger for whom •
there was no rodm at the inn.
Shadow-box with the caelndar as long as you can, there
comes a day — yesterday, today, tomorrow — when that old.
Christmas feeling has you and you're in there scrambling
around the stores and the flower shops and the like, trying
to do some of the things you should have done earlier.
For that strange thing, the Christmas spirit, which mater-
ializes out of empty air, has suddenly caught at your heart-
strings, just as it caught at the almost dead -and -buried
sentimental impulses of Scrooge, and suddenly wrenched him
out of his miserable; miserly and unfriendly life to bring joy
• and happiness to the Cratchitts. That's the power of the -
Christmas spirit, that unexplainable power that has outlasted
the centuries, wars,' hatreds and privations.
It is a power that has you wishing you could in some
way say, `Merry Christmas" once more to all everywhere.
Because that is the way it is 'at Christmas.
Before this week, you were perhaps determined to adhere
to a belief that Christmas is for the youngsters only, that
you weren't going to plunge into the happy, jostling mael-
strom of Christmas shopping, that you were going to spend
the weekend just as though it was any other weekend.
Don't fool yourself. The spirit. of Christmas is
ne
to get you" in the end. By Saturday night, you'll probably
bly
be wearing white whiskers, and sleigh bells for a necktie.
You may find yourself sending barrels of apples, great bags
of nuts and candies to the children's hospitals, the boys' clubs
and all the other places that can use Christmas cheer.
We know you're going to do this, or something like this,
because the spirit of Christmas is far too strong to be
resisted. And too strange to be explained, this once -a -year
surge of charity that represents the human heart functioning
at its beautiful best.
Your comments and suggestions for fhls column will be welcomed
by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Yonge St., loromfra,
Calvert DISTILLERS LIMITED
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privileged to serve—we extend
our thanks for your patronage and'
•our best wishes that your
Christmas be filled with much
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happiness and joy!
W. E. Mctnaghan
Plastering & Stucco
R. R. 5, Clinton Phone 646