Clinton News-Record, 1965-12-02, Page 24Page 12--Clintan News-Racord--Thurs.if :Dec, Ir 1965
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Tur ey Inge
Legion Hail!Kirk St," Clinton.
THURSDAYS .DECEMBER 9th.
Another Turkey. Bingo on Dec.
15 Games for Turkey Prizes
3 Share-The-Wealth Games
Jackpot ,Game , Numbers
1 Nme for .$25,00
The first letter "L" and first letter "T" applies
on the $25 game for $2.00 each.
Admissi on. 50c gXtra Cards 25c or 6 for $1.00
2 DOOR PRIZES FOR $2.00 EACH
ALUMINUM TRAYS
$2.25 to $6.95
CARAFE with Warmer
$11.00
TREE LITES
Indoor and O'utdoor Sets
$2.29 to $6.49 string
WALLETS
Men's and Ladies' Styles
$3.95 to $12.00
PARTY CRACKERS
59c to $2.95 box
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BAROMETgRS
$7.25 to $19.25
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Clinton Midgets.
In five .TOPM
WOAA 'Leaguq,,
The :Clinton Midget bocl5ey
team, managed W. Col-
qi.ihonn has released their
sehedttle in the tiye-tenm WO,
AA league,
All games will be played at
8:30, Tallow'img a bantam game
at 7 c''''cl°e1 by leaps from the.
same WYVX14,
The .weduJe as as follows:
December
8-Zwich at Clinton
9-8:egorth at .01ixAten
15--Hensall at Clinton
23-Hensall at Clinton •
27-Clinton at Mitchell
29-Mitchell at ,Olinton.
January
7-Clinton at Zurich
13-Clinton at Seaforth
14-Clinton at Iiensall
19-11 itchell at. Clinton
24-Clinton at Mitchell
26---Clinton at. Zurich
February
2-Zurich at Clinton
9-Seaforth. at Clinton
11--Clinton art Hensall
12--Clinton Seaforth
Bankers Trounce
Mainstreeters
The Bankers trounced the
'Mainstreeters 16-8 in Clinton
Industrial Hockey League Mon-
day night. In the other ,half of
the doubleheader, Teachers de-
feated Hydro 13-5.
To complete the first half
of the schedule on Monday,
December 13, the Bankers play
the Hydro at 8 p.m., followed
.by 'the .Mainstreeters and Tea-
chers at 9:15. These are • the
lain games' until after Christ-
mas holidays. The games are
free and the public can see a
good brand of hockey at these.
games.
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Village Teams
Play 5-5 Tie
WREATHS
Indoor or Outdoor
69c to $1.98
HOLIDAY TABLE SET
Tablecloth, Luncheon
and Cocktail Serviettes
98c set
GIFT WRAP - RIBBONS
10c to $1.00 pkg.
Joe Murphy
Wins $500
Inn Draw
Clinton garage .ancl. !Oleo)
bias .owner,. ,Tee Minphy, won
the major prize of $500. 54) Clin-ton Kinsmen stag night draw
at Clinton Legion l-lall orrn Firti,
day evening. Mr. Murphy's
ticket was the last of 500
drawn,
The Kinsmen realized nearly
$850 from the draw and
attended games
Chief. of Police .Russell
Thompson held the 2.50th
et drawn 'for a prize of $100,
The 100th, .300th, and
400th ticket holder were:
Whit* Bell, Clinton; Mrs,
liaun Grover, Clinton; Robert
McKinley, Zurich and Rein
VanclerHoek, .Senforth. These
draws were worth $50.
The 50th, 150th, 350th and
450th tickets, worth. $25; were
won by Bert -Green; Dashwood;
C. Nivens, Goderieh; Doug
Wakely, Toronto; and Dave
Reid, Clinton. •
(Continued from page 1)
are in the works for additions
to CHSS and to 'Huronview
a rest 'home is under construct-
ion at Zurich , . We're blessed
with new buildings of the
"public" variety-now we are
interested in seeing some "pri-
vate" construction to honse in-
dustry and create jobs for more
and more people . . .
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Who Wouldn't 'Smile
Joe Mw.'phy, upper left, had just won $500 'in
the Kinsmen. Club of Clinton annual stag draw at
Clinton Legion Hall, Friday evening, when, this
photo was taken. Joe's ticket was the last of 500
tickets to be drawn. On the right is Tom Feeney,
past president of the. Kin, who sold the winning
ticket to Lion Murphy. Seated is Don Kay,. also a
pastKin president, one of, the officials for the
draw. Nine other persons won from $100 'to $25
in the • annual . December draw.
(News-Record Photo) •
CNR Proposes Cutting Local
Passenger Service In 1966
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In the four-team rural hock-
ey league games played Tues-
day evening, the two village
teams Brucefield and Holmes-
vile played to 'a five all tie in
Goderich arena. In Clinton
Lions arena, the local Christ-
'Ian Reformed Church team
beat eoderich Ontario Hospital
3-2.
Next Tuesday's games have
the villages meeting again in
Clinton arena and' Goderich
hosts the Clinton- team Games
...start at 8:30 o'clock.
A/V/M F. R. SHARP
Air Vice Marshal Freder-
ick R. Sharp, DFC, CD,
Commander Designate of
Training Command and sev-
eral members of his, staff
will visit RCAF Station Clin-
ton on December 14 and 15.
The purpose of the visit is
to familiarize A/V/M .Sharp
with Clinton's training pro-
gram and the units role, or-
ganization and facilities.
The visiting group will in-
clude Commodore R. W. Tim-
brell, Air Commodore J. K.
F. MacDonald, Captain R., W.
Edwards (RCN), Lieutenkit
Colonel A. M. Reid and Cap-
tain J. N. Murphy who is
Aide to the Commander.
During the day the group
will be given briefings and
tours of the Radar and Com-
munications Sdhool, the
School of Instructional Tech-
nique, and the School of
Food Services.
This will be the first visit
to Clinton by Air Vice Mar-
shal Sharp,
15 Businessmen
Interviewed Here
(Continued front page 1)
tail businessmen, and the other
third with industrial businesses.
Heading the Counselling
group was W H, Shaw, a form-
er cheiniCal engineer; who for
many years was a private con-
sultant to small industrial com-
panies.
One team of consultants was
Donald B. Grant, a registered
industrial and colt accountant;
and N. II, Wilson, a Conner re-
tailer and executive with
whelesale associationl.
The other team Consisted of
A. W. A. witch
periende ikt prodUction engin-
eering and control, personnel
management, tales anK1 finance;
and A. I. Charnock, a heavy
engineer adviser,
Local interviews were ar-
twed1.,lurelugii A Garon, presi-
dent and. Deng x3a1T, secretary
of Chi-then artd. tistrict Chain-
her of Clontrnerce,
Kinsmen Have.
110 Players -
In Leagues
In the Kinsmen pee Wee
hockey league last week the
Red Wings defeated Bruins. 7-2,
Red Wing scorers were Doug .
Osborn '2, .Barry Edgar 2; Torn •
Dennis, Geary Cummings and
Paul Kay. Bruin goals were
scored by Keith. Markes and
Bruce Craig.
The Bruins .came back on
IVIonclay to tie the Rangers 3-3,
with Brian Edgar getting two
and Bruce Craig - one. Ranger
scorers were Mike Anstett,
Dave Fawcett and Torn IVluirch,
The Edgar brothers, Bruce
Craig and Doug Osborn all
have two goals, in the four
games to date.
-At the Kinsmen meeting,
Tuesday evening, hockey chair-
man reported 110 boys in the
Kin minor hockey set-up; 49
peewees (age 10 to 12), 25
squirts (ages 9-10) and 36 wee-
wee, under nine years old.
crews.
Pat Noonan said, "We should
be looking at this as a purely
business affair. A private rail
line couldn't be expected to
carry on, with costs like this."
Victor Finnie asked about
plans in the future, incase Clin-
ton and Goderich grew. Hunt
said, "this is a situation we'd
lave. Yes, we'd move back:" He
told of a new 12-mile spur be-
ing. constructed 'in Lamibton
County to serve the CIL fer-
tilizer plant being ' established
south of Sarnia on the St. Clair
River.
John Noel, manager of public
relations, Great. Lakes region,
also attended.
COMING EVENTS
Friday, December 10 - Cash
Bingo in Legion Hall, Sea-
forth. Special Jackpot off $100.
Sponsors Branch 156, Canadian
Legion. Last Bingo of season.
40, 42b, 4b, 5b, 49b
Sat., December 11 - Festival
of Carols by Junior Choirs of
Ontario • Street 'and Wesley-
Willis United Churches, Ont-
ario Street Church Hall, 8 p.m.
Adults 50c, Children under 12
25c. 44, 47b, 49x
Tuesday, Dec. 14 - BINGO
at the Huron Fish & Game Club
Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers,
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
Wed.; December 15 -Euchre
Party, Varna Hall, 8:30 p.m.
sponsors Varna Ball Club. $50.
cash draw. Ladies bring lunch.
49b
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Stone Rings
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AVM Sharp
To Visit Clinton
(Continued from page one)
in one dollar. "The. potential is
just not here," said Mr. Hunt.
Mr. Newcombe outlined pro-
posed new service - a train
leaving Kincardine at 7 am.,
travelling via Lucknow, Wing-
ham, Brussels and Listowel to
Palmerston.; an other line out
of Southampton to Palmerston,
and the two combining for the
run into Toronto, arriving at
10:40 'a.m. Return train would
leave Toronto at 6:05 .p.m. and
arrive at Kincardine and South-
ampton at 9:40. Clinton is just
ten miles south of the most
southern proposed line.
To end the first half of the
evening, Mr. Newcombe show-
ed. slides of the new ONR
equipment, the trains, cars, new
colour scheme, and cross
Canada sehedisles.
After , an intermission with
coffee served, 'a question and
answer period ensued.
Mayor Donald Symons noted,
"This is possibly a step back-
wards, to our way of thinking
here in Clinton. The train goes
ten to 15 miles away, but not
to Clinton."
Reeve Duff Thompson ex-
plained that this move would
eliminate passenger service to
Clinton entirely. He asked if
service at peak periods of the
year, such. as at weekends, holi-
day weekends, etc.- had been
considered. Mayor Frank Wal-
kom asked' if service to Cede-
rich during Young Canada
Week (the big hockey week in
the county town) at . Easter
could be 'considered.
Mr. Hunt replied that at holi-
day times the other lines on
CNR were also busy, and they
would not be able to hold
equipment for short runs.
"We're competing here against
fine roads, 'bus service, etc.,
and there are good alternate
services," said Htint.
In .answer to questionS, the
panel from .CNR explained that
the line probably had always
lost Money-that it was not a
new thing. They expected the
Board of Transport Commis-
sioners to grant their request
to stop the service; and expect-
ed it would take place in the
spring of 1966.
John lVfacFarlane asked ab-
out the cost of a rail-liner out
of Gotlerieh in the morning. Mr.
Hunt explained it cost $125,000,
without considering payment to
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