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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1951-12-20, Page 11CLINTON NEWS -RECORD ae ii a! Special 'Christmas Sade rist00Tree: Decorations 20 o discount FRIDAY - SATURDAY MONDAY. Just to say A Merry Christmas With a friendly word of cheer And a hope the season's joy will last All through a Happy Year. e McEwan's • a t219a; ` arinn *�t4r ar tnarnO)VISIStaintm`,ba7.+rnatat Our greetings go out to you for the merriest Christina's ever. May yours be a holiday over- flowing with `happiness and good cheer. With our Yuletide greetings and best wishes for a happy and prosperous' New Year gb our heart -felt thanks for your kind patronage of the past - for your 'continued patronage in the future. Clinton Bowling Alley "HAL" HARTLE,Y, Proprietor En r a PN Ta_ s s d5 a' ii COLTS NOW PRACTISING OV HOME ;ICE Clinton Colts opera the OHA Intermediate "B" season at New Hamburg- on Saturday, Decem- ber 29, with' their first- home match in• Clinton' Lions Arena,. also with New Hamburg, on Sat- urday, January 12.' Colts have been practising hard far the past month in Seeforth Arena, but moved home at the weekend. They held their first practice on Clinton ice Monday evening and their headquarters will remain there until the end of the season while, there is ice. Manager Bert Glidden reports two or three new faces in the line-up for the delectation of the fans. It is expected that G. Ross "Punch" McBwan again will handle the team. Schedule of OTA Intermed- iate Group 2 is as follows: Schedule' Dec. 18—Centralia at Milverton Dec. 20—Milverten at Centralia (Lucan Arena) Dec, 26—Listowel at Milverton Dec 29—CL1NTON at New Ham- burg Milverton at Mitchell Jan. 3 -Listowel at Mitchell Centralia at New Ham- burg. CLINTON. at Milverton Jan. 5—New Hamburg at OL,IN- TON, Milverton at Listowel Jen. 8—CLINTON at Listowel Mitchell at Centralia (Lucan Arena) Jan. 9 -New Hamburg et Mil- verton Jan. 11—Milverton-at New Ham- burg Jan. 12—Centralia at Listowel Mitchell at CLINTON Jan. 15—Listowel at Centralia (Lucan Arena) Jan. 16 Milveaaton at CLINTON Jan. 17 --Mitchell at Listowel Jan. 19—CLINTON at Mitchell Listowel at New Ham- burg Jan. 22—CLINTON at Centralia (Lucan Arena) Jan. 24—Centralia at Mitchell Jan. 26 --Mitchell at Milverton New Hamburg at Listo- wel Jan. 29—Centralia at CLINTON New Hamburg at Mitch- ell Jan. 31—New Hamburg at Cent- ralia (Lucan Arena) Listowel at CLINTON Feb. 2—Mitchell, at New Hasm burg Play-off Ryles First four teams an play-offs, first and third, second and fourth First and second round play-offs best -of -seven series Club fin- ishing highest in group has choice of ice. If teams are tied at completion of group, goal average will de- termine the order of standing. Should there be an extra game in final series, choice of ice will be determined by flip of a coin. All Saturday games start at 9 p.m. balance at 8.30 p.m. Referees named are: Ralph Mc- Faddin and Angus McLean; •Go - don Muir and.- Norman Hubert, Seaforjh; ' IGelSO, Streets and Frank Mellwan, Clinton; Pat Gardner and Harold Baird, Bill Woodward and Dune Daniels, Dick Gardner,,; Stratford; Frank Slats and ,Tetd'y Olinslci; 'Xitch- ;ener; Elmet Appel Milverton. a THURSDAY, DECEAlliER 20,195i;: FIVE -PIN BOWLING NOTES Lonclesboro ladies and men's bowling leagues finished up their five pin schedule on the lodail alleys Dee, ilt;h and 12th. In the ladies division, the winning team was the Bluebirds captain- ed by Doreen -Armstrong with the folloivi:ng members: Mable Scott, Madeline. Radford, Helen Lee and Jean Caldwell. Mary Shobbroak took both the league single and triple with 310 and 652 respectively. In the men's sector Mac's Beat captained by Gordon Mecgregar. were the winners. Team mem- bers Were Tom Miller, Wait Reid, Glen Carter; Tom - Allen, , Ken Asimetrong and *George Carter. Bath the league single and triple were held by Jack Armstrong with 351 and 798. 0 Committee Meets Ate County, Home •1 2r2aE,...vmmiar2 ,-Dow. 7i -mom A Londesboro Trims Junior Farmers Clinton Junior Farmers have entered their hockey team in the W.O.A.A: intermediate "C" leag- ue. They have been grouped with Londesboro, Brussels, Luck - now and Teeswater, all inter- mediate "B" and Trowbridge in- termediate "C". Managers' Fred Gibson and Bob .Allan report they have about 20 players .practising in Goderich. In an exhibition game last Thursday. Londesboro's B team showed greater endurance in the third period as they beat Clinton 9-5. Clinton Farmers led in the scoring throughout the first per- iod; but slackened off in, the second to end the period at four goals apiece, In the third period lLondes- boro's experience proved ben- eficial es they outscored the newly formed C team five to one, with the final score being 9-5 for Londesboro, Da otrrails`3r`rDtM're:ut27-`-st2ted7ayta: " DIDar�h�t` +"1 earRRati 7r3'lDatrd. blaDDarDIDadrb:r`37-`%Dear'•,74zMADrDal MaL'acaeacaciaac: cctMOM +-,e +vaelaCcac Me �acrAsee.M3 G aC Here's wishing you g a lot of Christmas cheer and also a very Happy New Year! —C,, M. SHEARING 3,A•ND STAFF SUD IESTION5 For Your Holiday Hospitality Ginger Ale — Cocktail Biscuits — Shrimp Salad Sticks - Oysters — Chocolates Xmas Candy — Olives — Fancy Mixed Nuts if Xmas Crackers — Assorted Cheese — Fancy Biscuits FROSTED FOODS Peas — Green Beans Cauliflower Brussel Sprouts -= Strawberries — Broccoli Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Tomatoes — Celery — Lettuce Radishes Grapes —'Oranges'— Bananas - Grapefruit SHEARING'S e Phone 4$ Free Delivery = Clinton w4 M€;a6 ao', OCKIVCuac)-.�, C=tea2,l 'k dC O MGM/;kft. M£�,1�$M6aC56M: MODERN SELF SERVE FOOD• MARKET Good Will to All! 980 CFPL's TOM BIRD HOLIDAY GREETINGS' We with we could send a special Holiday •Gd'eeting to each friend we've made this year. Instead, we take this means to wish you all a Happy Holiday and Fruitful New Year. H'EN'RI'S , BEAUTY SHOPPE Irene Henri Eva Kornega 50-b entataweiblooaemirrwadaa Huron County 'Home Commit- tee held its ?annual Christmas nfeeting in • the County Home yesterday with a 'bounteous tur- key ur-•ke y, dinner 5eliaratinig the morn- in'g' and afternoon sessions. • Chairman A. W. Kerslake, Hen- son, presided, and other mem- bers presentwere W. H. Mor- ritt, Myth; Daniel Beuermann, McKillop; Everett Finnigan, West Wawanosh; J. D. Beecrofc East Wawanosh; and Warden Arthur Nidholson; as well' as County Clerk -treasurer A. H. Erskine and assistant, J. G. Berry. Spelcial guests at the dinner. were Dr. J. W. Shaw, G. W. Montgomery, agricultural repre- sentative, and J. D. Butler, assist- ant agricultural representative, and R S. Aatkey, ell of Clinton. Mrs. M. E. Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jacob, were given special thanks. Following the ' repast, en "'in- spection of the modern • livestock barn and horses, cattle and swine, was made, including the fine "Huronco" herd of Holsteins. ivaPcicia.tclevatcv a GUESTS WELCOME (ergTNADS MANK NEO. 0 Several: -'Upsets Lately In Badminton Play With the exception of a few postponed matches, the first half of both "B" and "C" schedules of the Western Ontario Badmin- ton Association, has been com- pleted. A meeting to draw up the second half is planned for Clinton on January .6. Secretary D. :E :Symons,. Clin- ton, announces the following re- cent results: ow, Clinton RCAF 7—Stratford 5 Seeforth 6—Clinton 4 Seeforth 7—Clinton RCAF '5 Stratford. 10—Clinton 2 Clinton RCAF 11—Bayfield 1 titcastE;aascAcAs,'R..7.+xAIWCAa+2, RWanM.Faa erq BOWLING AFTERNOONS ,DAILY 2-5 p.m. NIGHTLY Dec. 21 to Jan. 5 PRIZE ROLL Dec. 21 to 27 Bowl -off Dec. 28 Clinton Bowling Alley "Hal" Hartley, Prop. 2 vitt 'Suggestions For Him. FORSYTH and VAN HEUSEN WHITE SHIRTS 14 to 171/2 3.95 to 6.50 GIFT BOXED MERRY E RY CtlR STMAS We're ringing in this day by saying to all of our friends "A most Merry Cl fistmas to you." Herman's Men's Wear 9 PHONE 224W CLINTON rpt -2D E'hi xim-9T'diiaaaNx7`di thbl"!MrDInDTd72txrDa )72idi2eaula ranar`dfalarilominzlWi; s ix:c rot tcz eccoctmlat;c t i, —and -to all of aur friends and patrons the hop that we I may continue to serge you for many a Christmas b come— —ELLNOOD and the STAFF a A Few Last -Minute Reminders— SKATES HOCKEY STICKS HOCKEY 'EQUIPMENT +'x SKITS SKI• HARNESS SKI POLES FISHING TACKLE ;. BICYCLES and ACCESSORES. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRIS1 tAS Spoting ✓9ova .2etatity PHONE 980 CFPL's PAT MURRAY aDMGya 2 ,,, t Mrat�21021 mM-Nl`rpa +s> 9a as l• cact' tF 4 tg acac.Pxa..>' .h re aaF.-tP,u 64."36'I(;aMMC N3W F,a .,`r;-* Enzm etat eammac gta.G3 'lu . aceta A S s L I 42 NTON — ONTARIO 3LINTON a as On this Holiday of joy and • laughter , . and of sober meditation and prayer in Houses of Worship, we extend,to all of our friends, our wishes for a rich, ull life and all the things that make it so, both material and spiritual. A Happy Holiday to everyone. l! Christmas Again! TO ALL OF YOU: As the old year draws to a close our thoughts, turn gratefully to,• those whose good- will and patronage We have been privileged to enjoy, You have helped to make possible a , more pleasant' year for us, and we want you to - know we appreciate the business that you have given us, ' May you and yours enjoy a Merry 'Christmas, and may the New, Year bless you with an abundance of health and;. happiness. 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