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Clinton News-Record, 1952-12-11, Page 12imGF TWELVE CLINTON NEW -RECORD ,,,raortSDAY' DNCE WER .'$1, low Anyone who journeyed. to Wingham last Saturday w' certainly pleased with the "Colts" first outing of the season. The team although far from top play - ism condition still had enough to beat the Wingham Mohawks 7-5, The local team led the Wingham crew 7-1 until midway through the third period when the lack of condition started to tell and a series of penalties enabled. the Mohawks to creep up with four quick goals. Up until that point the Colts had carried the play and had things pretty much their own way. Clinton used eighteen men in- eluding two goaltenders, Both Bill Nediger and Bill Tideswell showed up exceptionally well, the former allowed but one puck to get by him while Bill Tides well, playing in the latter stages of the game was called upon to make many brilliant saves as his mates weakened and allowed the Wingham forwards to swarm around the net for minutes at a time. SKATES SHARPENED WE HAVE • FINEST EQUIPMENT LENGTHWISE and HOLLOW GROUND FOR BEST RESULTS 25c Per Pair Nelson's MACHINE SHOP Clinton Eddie'Dolmage, who is,preaent- ly centering a line consisting of Al May and Bill HanlY, scored one goal and was particularly outstanding. This unit was very dangerous at all times and should give the Colts a lot of scoring punch. Doug Bartliff has been moved up from his customary defence position and looks right at borne on left wing along with Malt Edgar and Cooney McEwan. Defensively the Colts looked very good. Pete Counter, Danny Colquhoun, Bud Schoenhals and Johnny Wilson broke up many rushes and were giving incoming forwards a rocky reception. Although the Colts are not up to their top form as yet, the schedule opens in Milverton on Thursday evening and the boys feel that they should be able to start the season off on the right foot against their arch rivals. The. first game of the season for local fans will be on Wed- nesday, December 17 with the Clinton Electras playing hosts to the Colts. This should be a great game with RCAF Station, Clinton icing their strongest team in years, HULLETT Farm Forum Meets The Mullett Fireside Farm For- um met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Babcock on Monday evening with twenty-five in at- tendance. A discussion followed the broadcast, "Why Price Sup- ports?" • The groups were divided in their opinion, whether farm prices should be supported by govern- ment or left to the open market. Cards followed with winners: ladies' high, Mrs. M. Cook; lone hands, Mrs. Robert Dalton; low, Mrs. George Hoggart; gents' high, William Dolmage; lone hands, Donald Buchanan; low, Mrs. Har- ry Tebbutt. -e . e -e -o+, iO.DERICH TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs. Joseph stew Bennii1ler, visited on Sunday with Mrs. C. B. Middleton, The pupils of S.S. No. 10, God- erieb, (Fairmount School) are holding their annual Christmas concert on Tuesday, December 18, at .eight o'clock. • The S.S. No. 4 Farm Forum met on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Merrill. The radio topic for discussion was "Neighborly Spirit Changes with Times," and it was dramatized. As there is no community centre in our small cgmmunity, which is flanked on two sides by the ,Mait- land River and its tributary, it was decided that our school can best serve as a community centre, and it could stand some remodel- ling: e.g., putting in a basement with furnace, installing a pressure system, etc. Following the discussion, euchre and Lost Heir were played, and lunch was served. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb, There will be no meeting next week, as the S.S. No. 4 school concert will be held on December 15 in the school. The annual meeting of St. James' Women's Association, Mid- dleton, was held at the •home of Mrs, Bert Rowden on Wednesday afternoon, December 3, with an attendance of 23. The president, Mrs, W. Colclough, was in the chair with Mrs. Rowden at the piano. The meeting opened by singing the WA hymn followed by the Members' Prayer and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The scripture lesson from Isaiah 53, was read by Mrs. Stewart Middle) ton. The president welcomed the new rector, Rev. E. Carew -Jones and Mrs, Carew -Jones to •the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting, the last annual meeting, and a short resume of the year's work were given by the secretary, Mrs. M Steepe.: The treasurer, Mrs. Rowden, , gave a .splendid report showing all obligationsmet and a substantial balance on hand. Mrs. John Grigg, for the Dorcas committee, reported a valuable bale and cash donation sent to St. Paul's school at Cardston, Alta., for• which grateful acknowledge- ment had been received. Mrs. W. Wise reported for the flower and PORTER'S HILL The Sunday 'School of Grace Church will hold its Christmas concert on Friday evening, Dec- ember 12, . WA Chooses Officers ....The regular monthly mneeting of the Woman's Association of Grace Church was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Manning en Wednes- day afternoon December 3. The president Mrs. Donald Har- ris was in charge of the meeting which opened with singing "0 Come All Ye Faithful," and pray- er offered by Mrs. James Cox. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Gordon Manning and the roil call was answered with an ex-, change of Christmas gifts. The secretary -treasurer Mrs. Peter Harrison gave a comprehen- sive summary of the year's act- ivities and reported the treasury with a .substantial balance after the year's commitments were met. The president thanked the As- sociation members for their hearty co-operation during 1952. Rev. Peter Renner commended the group on its year's achieve- ments and took the chair for the election of officers which resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Donald Harris; vice-president, Mrs. Wilmer sHar- rison; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Peter Harrison; assistant secret- ary -treasurer, Mrs. Alvin Betties, pianist, Mrs. Will Cox; assistant pianist, Mrs. A. Lockhart; visiting committee, Mrs. John McCowan and Mrs. Austin Harris. The re- mainder of the committees will be named by the executive. Christmas carols were sung and the meeting closed with repeat- ing the. Mizpah benediction. The. hostess served a delicious lunch. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John McCowan. card committee. Routine business was then conducted after which the president thanked the ladies for _their co-operation. With Mrs. M. Steepe in charge, the voting was by ballot and re- sulted in the following officers be- ing elected for 1953: Honorary president, Mrs. E. Carew -Jones; president, Mrs. W. Colclough; secretary, Mrs. M. Steepe; treasurer, Mrs. B. Row - den; Dorcas committee, Mrs. J. Grigg, Mrs. C.' Cooper; flower and card committee, Mrs. ' W. Wise, Mrs. A. Miller. Revised Standard ristmas Gifts $6.00Version of Bible HYMNA.R:IES-Leather . . or Buckram PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS CUPS and SAUCERS, •.1.50to7.50 1.75 to 5.50 DINNERWARE, BIRD BATHS in Cream or White 95c to 5.75 Water Lily TABLE CENTRES 1.35 DEVONWEAR FIGURINES 2.50 to 10.00 PLATES, FANCY DISHES, Ftc, STATI•NERY and DECORATIONS FANCY BOXED STATIONERY, in all sizes, with decorated, colored or plain paper 50c to 3.50 DOOR DECORATIONS in Plastic - Horse Shoe and Cane 1.49 Merry Xmas 1.98 Horseshoe and Holly 1.10 Santa Claus 1.10 Sparkly White Bells .89 PAPER ORNAMENTS in book form MUSICAL CHURCH and ALTARS ......... 6.75 and 9.50 XMAS TREES in paper, plastic and imitation wood 10c to 1.50 XMAS CRACKERS, in various designs .. ..... 49c to 1.65 box WREATHS, BELLS, ROPE, CANES, CANDLES, TREE, DECORATIONS, LIGHTS, Etc. for place cards, canes, etc. - 1.75 Christmas Cards INDIVIDUAL CHRISTMA'S CARDS by Coutts and Rustcraft for everyone OI1 your list 5c to 1.00 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS by Rust - craft and Coutts Hallmark - Many designs to choose from - 59c to 1.50 dee Scintas Wonderland. of Toys AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS 22.25 MECHANICAL TRAINS 1.75 to 6.75 DOLLS and TEDDY BEARS. all prices DOLL FURNITURE , . . .. 1.00 to 3.95 BLACK BOARDS .... , . , ... 98c to 7.75 STORY BOOKS, Paint Books, Cut-out Books ... 10c to 4.50 CHINA or PLAS`T`IC DISHES 1.39 to 2.00 TRUCKS, GARAGEES, MECHANICAL ANIMALS, GAMES, STEAM ENGINES, DRUMS, Etc. McEwan's Coutes, Hallmark and Rust Craft Christmas Cards Hockey Schedule Announced For Local Intermediate Teams The hgckey schedule for the Intermediate "Bs' ORA group was announced by Convener Dave Pinkney, Stratford. The teems that comprise the league are Clinton Colts, Clinton RCAF (Electras), Centralia (RCAF), Mitchell, Milyerton, and New Hamburg, A double schedule will be played and the top four teams will enter the playoffs, with the first and fourth and second and third place teams playing a best three out of five to decide who will play in the group final which will be a best of seven series. All week -day games are to start at 8:30 pan„ and Saturday night games will commence at 9:00 p.m. The following is the official schedule: December 9 -Milverton vs. Centralia at Milverton 11 -New Hamburg at Mitchell Clinton Colts at Milverton Clinton RCAF vs. Centralia at, Goderich 13 -Clinton RCAF at Mitchell 16-M i t c h e 11 vs. Centralia at Exeter New Hamburg at Milverton 17 --Clinton Colts vs, Cllnton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena 18 -Clinton RCAF vs. Centralia at Exeter Milverton at Mitchell 20 -New Hamburg vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena 23 -Milverton vs. New Hamburg at Milverton Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena 27-Mitchell at Milverton New Hamburg vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena 30 -Mitchell at New Hamburg Clinton Colts at Milverton January 2 -New Hamburg at Mitchell 3 -Milverton vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena 6-CIinton RCAF at New Hamburg Centralia vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena 7 -Mitchell at Milverton New hamburg vs. Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena 8 -Clinton Colts at Centralia 9 -Clinton RCAF at Mitchell. 10 -Milverton vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena Centralia at New Hamburg 12 -Milverton vs. Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena 13 -Clinton Colts at New Ham- burg 14 --Mitchell vs. Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena Milverton vs. • Centralia et Exeter 16 -Centralia' at New Hamburg 17 -Centralia at Mitchell Clinton RCAF vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena New Hamburg at Milverton 19 -Milverton vs. Clinton RCAF - in Clinton Lions Arena Clinton Colts at Centralia 20 -Mitchell at New Hamburg. 21 -New Hamburg at Centralia Clinton RCAF at Milverton 22 -Clinton Colts at Mitchell 23 -Clinton RCAF at New Hamburg 24 --Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena Centralia at Milverton 26 -Centralia vs. Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena Milverton at New Hamburg 27-Mitehell vs. Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena. 28 -New hamburg at Centralia 29 --Milverton at Mitchell 30 --Clinton Colts at New Ham- burg 31 --Clinton RCAF vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions Arena Centralia at Milverton February 2 -New Hamburg vs Clinton RCAF in Clinton Lions Arena, 4 --.Clinton Colts ys. Clinton RCAF In Clinton Lions Arena Mitchell at Centralia 5 --Centralia at Mitchell 1 --Centralia vs. Clinton Colts in Clinton Lions ons Arena Clinton RCAF at Milverton 9 -Centralia vs, Clinton RCAF' in Clinton Lions Arena Clinton Colts at Mitchell ELECIROLVX Sams axrd Service Demo7istration of Three -Brush'. Floor Polishers. (Applies Wax and Polisheo) For Appointment Contact G. W LAITHWAITE: 09x 5i3 Fhortee 920-+W OIIfl Cif; OrITARIO 5o -tom. � s 4 • • 4T44-4-4 44-4-4-44-44 -41-4 Make it a. FRIGIDAIRE Christmas There's pride in giving... there's pride in wearing a A Forsyth is always in good taste. Come in. Choose your gift now from these fashionably cut, smart- ly styled garments. White, striped, solid color, patterns .. they're all here ... masterpieces of tailoring ... of fit, comfort and freedom. Every size and every color is available, See our Forsyth Selection now. give... 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