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Clinton News-Record, 1958-12-31, Page 8rAGE EIGHT Clinton's Three Minor Hockey Teams Alt Won Their Gomes During Past Week Clinton minor hoeltey teams Seereel a elenble victerY hi Exeter Monday' night as the IV/idgete won 74 and the Bantams 54, Bantam. 6:erne „ Beb• Livermore Peered with only seconds remaining in the genie to ghte the Clinton Bantams a close 5-4 decialen over the Exeter Pailtains, ' Other Clinton„ •Seerem were on 04.14,Po With two* Doug Maegulay and John Ceoper with one each., Ricky Boyle had 4 Pair iof goals, and Exeter •singlee went to Fred Lamb .and Fred Wells, CLINTON: Goal, Bayne l3oyes, defence, Don Tetickwoed, Doug IVIacaulay; centte, Bruce Cooper; wings, Don Colquhenn, John Coop- er; alternates, Borden McRae, R. Gamin, Laurie Colquheun, Don Freeman, R. Scott, B. Barnes, Randy GleW. Midget Game - Paul Pickett paced the Clinton. Midgets With two goals as he lead the way to a 7-3 victory oy- er: the Exeter Midgets. .e.Ron Livermore, Budd Boyes, Charles Bartliff, Don Sprutori and Bud Yeo all scored single goals for Clinton. Jackie Stephan scored all three goals for the Exeter 'team. CLINTON: Goal, Jim DaIee; de- fence, John Jacob, Charles Bart- liff; centre, }ton Livermore; right. HARRY WilLIAMS • A 14APPV NEW YEAR! LET U5 ADD WARMTH TO YOUR DAys 11, MAKE YOU GLAD I ' wing, Bud Yeo; loft wing, Budd Boyes; alternates, Bill IS/limey, Truscott, Red Allen, Paul Pickett, Paul Draper, Den Sernton, Roger CummingS, Tom Sharp. 'JUVENILE 119CHEY Clinton 7 r-- Mitchell 6 Paul Schoenhale scored With only five secomis remaining in the game to give the Clinton Juv- eniles 7-6 victory over Mitchell juveniles last Saturday night , in the local arena, Arnold. Smith had previously ecored for Mitthell. to tie the game at 6-6, but Schoenhels' third goal settled the game, Frank •Glow with .two goals, and singles by Pete •Garon and Ken Engelstad rounded put the scoring. for Clinthn, Arnold Smith with three goals paped the Mitchell team, while Warren $honklice had two, and Ray Sherwood had one. Stanley Township and s,Norznpn- Coleman And children, Virgiia; Nir, and Mrs, ,Grant Love, Carp, Mich„.. were with. Mr, and Mrs,. Stewart Baird for Christmas, Miss -Darlene Coughlin, LOndon, isyisiting.her..aunt, Mrs. 'Norman Baird this. Week, • efr. and Mrs= Victor 'Taylor and iviorley left last' Friday to visit Mr., and Mrs, Fred Rice, at Deer., field, Fla, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne PoPper, Niagara. Falls, anent the. weekend wh M',and 1.41,4`. RAY 'PePlier and other feiends, • Mr, and Mrs, RuSsell Zurbrigg and Patricia, Wirighain, visited the lady's. parents, Mr, and Mrs, John .MeEWan, • Golden Wedding Mr, and Mrs, William V. Din, nin marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary, quietly at their home n Briieefield village on Tuesday' December 23. Colts Lose Hard -Fought Game To Exeter Last Friday Night, With Only Nine Men Scoring three goals in the last seven niiniiteS of play enabled the Exeter Mohawks to defeat the Colts by a close 6-5 ecore. In what Wetted out to, be one of the best played hockey games of the season, the short-handed Colts matched stride „for stride with the Mohawks and had a two goal teed built up in the third period when twopenalties left them a man short, and Exeter proceeded to tie the game up on two goals. hy•Boom Gravett. Then while Jaek, Meriara was sitting out a questionable holding penalty, Bob Baynham scored what proved to be the winning goal. Ken Lee got the Colts off to a one goal lead when . he was Johnny on the spot to bat benne a rebound off the stick 'of Bob Garen: This first period lead stood up until the six minute mark of the second period vehen Gravett scofed on a blistering shot from just inside the, Colt blueline,' Bob Baynham put the Mohawks ahead for the first time when he scored on a pass from Cowan. Two min- utes later Clinton tied the score on one of, the prettiest goals of the gam Dok Doig SPorecl on a backhand shot, after being nicely set up by Ken Doig. Minutes lat- er Bob Doig :and Jack 1VIeriam teamed up to "score with IVieriam the marksman on a hard shot to the corner of the net. 'Jack 1VIeriam put the Colts two up when he scored on a pass from - ' '4414010,,,,CMARMAZPOMOW.V.0044aP = -'4=A 'A '4 • WISHING YOH A HAPPY NEW YEAR! BALL & MUTCH • 1,11.A. HARDWARE Clinton HU 2-9505 ,,,JeneeetelteetreeeetreteelibeiseetretelieteeetSbeek • ros Win Ern. Li M 400., Baited Christmas Cards SO% off Tree Decorations 50% ..off Christmas Papery tags and seals ..., ,. SO% off Tree Lights and Electric Wreaths 25%off CASH AND CARRY -- NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES - .40 +rig... 1r 4 To all our Customers! MeEwan s Gins and STATIONERY' Clinton JIM 2,9766 Kenny leriig, "Red" Loader kept the Mohawks within one goal when he finished off a Passing play from Gravett. Three mintit- es later Ken Doig scored unas- sisted when he let a shot go that the Exeter goalie caught but couldn't, hang onto, this again gave the Colts their two goal lead which they held until those last fatal seven minutes. There were ten penalties called this rugged hockey game in- cluding three majors for .fighting and a ten minute misconduct. Boom Gravett turned out to be the scoring hero as he scored three goals for the Mohawks; Bob Baynham with two, including the winner and Red Loader rounded out the scoring -for Exeter. Jack Meriam led the Colts with two markers and singles went to Ken Lee and Bob Doig. Ken Doig with, his goal and three assists moved himself into second place in the scoring race, only two points behind the leader Mary Shantz of Mitchell. Next .Friday night,. January 2, these same two teams go right back at it again in Exeter, in what should be a slam-bang hock- ey game. EXETER: Goal, Dietrich; def- ence, Rundle, Weise; centre, Loa- der; wings, Gravett, Sabourin; al- ternates, Baynham, Pincombe, Rtissell, Cowan, White, Batten. CLINTON: Goal, Denomme; de- fence, Garon, Scott; centre, K. Doig; wings,Meriarre Lee; alter- nates, B. Doig, Hugill, Schoenhals. 014 mews-nEconn WEDNESDAY* DECEMBER 31, 100f Lady 'Bowlers at RCAF Station Clinton Complete 1958; Enjoy Gifts ,Received night of bowling in 1.11.114. Hoops, 57; 2—Aces, 56; the year of 1958 for the RCAF Spark Plugs and Satellites, 50; Ladies League has been complet- 4—Pin Wheels, Wish Bones and ed. Interest is higher than ever, Eager Beavers, 44; 5—Oxlip Ch1ePe and competition much Stiffer. and Bomares, 38; 6---Slack4Cats Aus, sweeney won the even- 36; 7—Moppets, 32; 2,—SpinetteS: ing's high triple with a score of 31; 9—Bnga-Boos,, Nic N4CS, 27; 563, and Mrs. S. Young the high 10—crioltets, 25; 11.—Whirli-Olgs, single with 303. 16, Other ladies with scores over After the last balls had been 2® Were; Mrs. M. Legiorc, 346, rolled, hidden scores were picked 241, 234; Mrs. D. Bohonus, 263; for Christmas prises. This Mrs, M. Constable, 242; Mrs, M. something new for the league Sutton, 241,"208e Mrs. K. Ban- and caused much excitment. Prig= ville„ 234, 208; MrsM. Lindfora; es of turkeys were won by: Mrs. 224; Mrs, C...Sweeney, 224 Mrs. M. Matthews, Mrs, F. Coniam, M. Edge, 215; Mrs, J. Johnston, Mrs. M. Hubert, Mrs, A. Lomax, 212; Mrs, O. Melnyk, 210; Mrs. Mrs, Madeline Brown, Mrs. R. K. SPilsburY, 206; IVirs. J. Camp- Mattinson, Mrs. M. Johnson and bp, .203, Mrs. E. Higgins, Team standings now are; 1-- cops and sancers were won by: Safe Driving Through Year 1959 Urged by Huron Federation Fieldman Christmas has passed for 'lin- other year and I hope it has been a happy one for all 1:)f you, yet having heard the death toll on the highwaYs for the holiday weekend 1 realize that for too many this Christmas has been tragic. I would wish you a most happy and successfill New Year yet I know only too well that by the time January 4 Mils around there will be some missing. Let us all be just a little more care- ful in 1959 and keep the number of traffic deaths to an all time low. It can he done. For the farmer 1958 was gen. erally a little better than the previous year and prospects for 1959 seem encouraging. Almost every time I write one of these articles I feel the need for more aceurate figures and Statements •but find 1 have to use what es available. In 'forecasting for 1959 I would say that we can look for high grain prices: Mr. Harkness, Min- ister of Agriculture, has stated that all western grain will be de- liverable to the elevators this crop year, This in turn could mean, that western farmers may not be as interested in feeding live- stock next year. As thi$ will put more grain on the market for 1959-60 the price of grain will probably not increase as much as it otherwise would, however with a reduction in Western feeding we J, could look for better prices, for livestock particularly in hogs and poultry products. Jtist to con- fuse the question a little more I might • add that all this would change drastically if w were to have a very good:or very bad crop year. Finally please do not file this forecast as it might prove • News of Auburn Gordon Van Fleet visited with Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asquith were in Toronto with their fam- ily. Ray de Haas left last 'week by plane for a visit to his home in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland, North Bay, visited with her mo- ther, Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stephenson and family, St. Catherines, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rob- ison: ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur, Judy, IVfark and Greg' were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller, Blyth. Mr, and Mrs. William • Straugh, an were with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr And 1VIrs. Tom Jar - din and family at Wingharn. Mr, and Mrs. James Hembly visited their son-in-law and &agile' ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Brown and Julie Ellen at Palmerston. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Tay- lor were with their son -hi -law and daughter, M. and Mrs, Ronald Rathwell and family, St, Cather- ines. Holiday visitors with Wire. Ar- thur Grange, Margo; Sally and Jennifer were Frank Walters, 'Ingersoll and, Miss Elizabeth Gr- ange, Stratford. Mr, and Mre, J. J. Robertson visited with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kitchen and family, Port Dal- housie. 20 members of Knox Presby- terian C.O.C. renewed an old tra- dition by singing carols to the sick and the older citizens of the village last Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Phalen and son Paul, Acton, and Mr. and IVIris, Dooald King, Strathroyt were guests on the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Russel King, USS 11 East Wawanosh The pupils of USS 11 'East VVit- wareesh and their teacher, Mrs. Ralph Munroe, presented the fol- lowing concert on December 16, with Dr. R. S, Hinz as chairman. Reeitations were given by Chris Cowan, Marion Youngblut„ Shirley Machan, Audrey Wiikins, Janet Wilkins, Jimmie Gilfillan, Margar- et Youngblut; a solo by Betty Mae Youngblut; a song "Hula Hoop", Sandra Henry, Margaret Wilkins and Betty Glateher; car- ols, group singing, trios and double tries, along with several short plays made up the program. Santa Claus made his appearance with loads of gifts, USS S Pupil e at 1188- 5 1411114U Town ship, and the teacher Duncan Mac Kay, assisted by his wife, preset/. ted their program: Carols; rece, Wiens by janifer, Brian, Betty and Joyce, Wayne Arthur, Karen East,Mark Arthur, Patsy Wilkins, Ronnie Brown, David Polish and Miriam Mitt; Allan McDougall, Ronnie Arthur and Freddie Hoag- enbotim; Brenda East: piano duet by Malcom and Robert, Johnny and Barbara McKay; piano trio, the Sandersons; piano solo, Barb- ara McKay; a play, TV comes to Auburn; piano duet, Carole Brown and Judy Arthur; solo, Laura Mi- er; double duet, Laura, Leo Hoog- enboom, Barbara McKay and John Hoogenboom; a solo, John Hoog- enboom; several choruses, drills dances and pleys made up the 'program. SS 9 Concert At SS 9 the teacher is Wilmer Errington. The concert was chair- ed by Stanley Ball, and assistance was given by the music supervis- or, Miss Margaret A. Jackson, The prograni ineltided" solos by Ruth Schneider, and Wendy Schneider; recitations by Dianne Kirkconnell, Betty Hallam, Joyce Hallam, Kathy Scheeldele Billy Lapp, Dou- glas Archambault and Wendy Sch- neider; dances, plays and choruses and drills; a trio, Billy Lapp, Dou- glas Archambault and Jimmy Gov - ler as three sailors; a boxing mat- ch, Dianne leirkeoenell, Brenda Archambault, Mary Kirkconnell, Marilyn Deer and referee, Ray- mond Hallam; three girls danced the Highland Fling, Linda And- rews,' Eileen and Ruth Schneider; the turkey draw was won by Mrs, Jack Lee; Londesboro; a duet, "Away in a -Manger" was sung by Nancy Lapp and Brenda Archarn- bault; Alberta Govier presented a monologue and after the final ch- ortle, 'Reindeer BOW..Sante made his appearance. Presbyterian, Party The annual Christmas party of the Knox Presbyterian Sabbath School yeas, held December 23 with. Rev, D, J. Lane as chairman. The, church organist, Arthur Young' blut, accompanied the carol sing- ,ing. A welcome recitation was given by Joyce Leatherland; piano solo by Eddie HairieS, Mrs. Alvin Lea- therland's class ' gave a Christ - Mas acrostic; versus were recited by Cheryl Stewart, Margaret Youngblut, Marian Staples, Way- ne Scott, Randy Machen and Car- ol Staples. A piano solo "Christmas Tid- ings" was played by Margaret Haines. A play, "The Saviour is Born" was given by Mrs. Donald Haines' class with Marian Young- blut, Keith Scott, Eddie Haines, Joyce Leatherland and Darlene • Stewart taking the parts. The C.O.C. sang, the chorus "I love my Beautiful Bible", Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson's class had a recitation by IViarjorie Youngblut and a play, "Christ - MO Peace" was given by Barbara Mary and Margaret Sanderson. Mrs, Duncan MtteKtty'S class sang, "Christmas Lullaby" in two parts and Mrs. Wes Bradnock's\ class sang "Dear Little Stranger". San- ta arrived rnuch to the delight of the wee folk and gave out gifts and treata, embarrassing by 1959. At this time I would like te point out thevital importance of having a market for our farm prat:Ince. I can only produce broil- ers if r have a contract with someone to buy these broilers. If 1 produce eggs, as yet, tan sell them but again I will get something less than if I had a contract and can probably look forward in the near future of having to seek a contract to be able to sell eggs. I can bring my hogs to Clinton and know that they will be sold. Also I can expect at least an equal price to the Toronto mar- ket I can take my fat cattle to a community sale or, to the Stock- yards in Toronto and know that they will be sold. However if I bring my cattle to Clinton I can be sure that I will get the To- ronto price less transportation to Toronto. Why should this be when in most cases my cattle will only go to Stratford or -Kitchen- er? Many times this transportation factor gives, me a higher price foe my hogs in Clinton, why then, shouldn't it do the same for my cattle? 1 don't pretend to know. all the answers or how this should be brought about but think all farm- ers will agree that there is no object in producing a product for which there is no market, Many independent broiler growers found this out to their sorro* many Years ago, To the Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith: 1 am again offering my Services as Councillor. If you re-elect me, you can be assured of my very best. VOTE ARTHUR VARLEY on `January 5. 53p To the Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith: • Having been a Council- lor for the past four years, your support at the polls on Monday, January 5, will be very much apprec- iated. . • .--V1CTOR LEE „p To the Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith: Your support at the polls on Monday, January 5 will be sincerely apprec- iated,' I will call upon my experierfce in council: dur- ing the past two years, to serve you, ELGIN THOtiiPSON 53p To the Electors of 'the 'T-ownshiP. of Tuckersmith: o r straightforward, sound, economical odmin- iStratiOrl and 'equal con- sidercition of till eititens, Vote for FRANK FALCONER for Council oU Tucker. smith et the Polls on $ January 5, Pelle eon teem 9 a.m. to 6 p.tm 53b AA* . . Rifle .Clob ,Esleys Christmas Turkey Pinner • . The Clinton Ladies Rifie Clab held their annual Christmas party on Wednesday, • December 17, in the elub room' et .Epps Sport Shop. Deliciqus'ehieken supper ;with the Christmas trimmings. was by members. The pFes..- ident welcOnied new lneinberaInto the CWb. • Gifts were -exchanged to bring theparty to 'a olose4. • Mrs. S. Curnming, Mrs. P. Cam, eron, Mrs. G. jeltneati, Mrs, M, Wadsworth, Mrs— E, McCarty, Mrs, M. Sutton anti Mrs. E. Este. brook, Hosiery was yo li by: Mrs. K. Banville, Mrs. M. .13abcock, Mrs, quileren; Mrs, M, Burns, Mrs. Itifary Brown and )Ms. M. Coolnbs. Cartons .of and went to IVIrs, M. Hudson, Mrs.E, Forrestt, Mrs, S. Harper, Mes, R Guinshard, Mrs. M. Truell, Mrs, R Hayter, Mrs. = B. Faubert and IVIrs, A. Archibald Special thanks goes to the Red and White Store (Bert Stanley), Anstett Jewellers and Par -Knit Hosiery Mills, milecientioctomeeeecesteeraveemeem BEST WISHES 0 • • • 40 • * 0 • 11. 0 $ • • • IosI 10 • • - • 1 • •• To aD our fine rai • Customers! 4 HERMAN'S MEN'S 'WEAR CLINTON — HU 2-9351 414 OettMalbTatrlattMarri, - • coming bents ThesdaY, Jan, — LOBA Car Party, 8.39 p.m., in Lodge Rowan Everyone welceme. 013 Clinton Lions ARENA. SCHEDULE THUR$O4U 4W. 1, 2.00.- 3.30 p,rn,.,--Public Skating 5.30 - 6.15 8.15- 7.45 Practice 8.1540.00 P.m.—Publip Skating VAIDAY,, JAN, 2 10.0041,30 a,r4.—PS, Children• ee sponsored by Lion• s 5.30 -6,30 pan.—Kinsrnen Peelvee 6.30- 7.30 p.m.—Midget practice 3.1540.00 leni,---Ptiblic Skating ,S.A.TURDA.Y, JAN.. 3 , 940;10.00 a.m.—Bantam Hockey RCAF S. Clinton 10,30-11.30 ane—Adastral Park 1e.00-3,00 pm.--Adastral Park Minor Hockey 3.15 4.30 pm.—P.S. Children ..,— sponsored by Lions 5.00-6.00 p.m.—Midget practice 8.1.640.00 p.m.—Public Skating ' MONDAY, JAN. 5 1.30 - 2,30 p.m.—junior Farmers 4.30 - 5.30 pitn,—Adastra Park 5,30 - 6.30 p.m,—Kinsmen Peewee 7.00 8.30 p.m,—Bantam Hoekey Goderich vs. Clinton -8.30-10.00 p.m.—Midget Hockey Goderich vs. Clinton TUESDAY, JAN.6 4.15.5.15 pan. ---PS. Children „— Grades 1-4, sponsored by Lions - 5.15 6.15 Pm-J.—Midget practice 7.00-10.00 p.m.—RCAF WEDNESDAV, W. 7 • 2.00 - 3.30 pen—Public. Skating 4.30 - 5.30 p.ni.—Adastral Park • 5.30 - 6.30 p.m.--1ffuvenile practice 8.15-10,00 p.m,—Public Skating • The Sale air the HENSALL SALE BABNS will 6e held Saturday, Jan. 3 instead of on • Thursday, •Jane 1 sog-tgtooporzrotericatecteme-tesuglemstet. metam. eizotetoteratitotzengol MAY TRE. YEAR, 13e a peaceful, blessed and happy one for you! 4 40140 0411 Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. Ontario Street HU 2-9642 PaIM,b1421=40467WhigtolabW AVAle To all our Customers i Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. 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