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Rural Hockey
League Results
leads. the Hume.
County Rural T3ockey League
with 'nine Points, after .defeat-.
'Mg Brumfield Tuesday
night In Clinton Lions. Arena,
In .another game, qederleil
Ontario Hospital team blanked
the Clinton Christian 13.efornu-,
ed Church team, 4-0,.
standing
Gederieh 6.
BrUeeIfield '5,
!Olnton 4
Midgets Win „ .
At presS time last night,
Manager "Dan" -Colgulioun
reported 'that his Clinton
'midget .hockey team. had just
defeated Hensel]. midgets. 5-9
at Clinton Pons Arena..
CLINTON
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TAW their games 'at 7 de1004_
as part of a doable header with
the Midgets.
Last Wednesday they opened
the season, with a 12-3 win over
Zurich, then on Thursday de-
feated Seaforth. 10-2. Both
games were in Clinton.
The bantams played Hensall
last night and meet them again
In Clinton Lions arena next
Huron Figh and Game Club, Thursday, December 23.
goaltenxling• and rugged
defence, With 14 goals in the
first two, games they •don't lack
Scoring power, Other-
BANTAM
Not to be Quit/clone by the
bigger boys, Don .Jefferson's
bantam team have spored 22
goals in their first two gaTales.
The bantams, sponsored by
Red Wings Lead. Peewee .League,
Doug Osborn Leading Goketter
The Proper Way!
Clinton plumber Harold Wise takes his boys
to Clinton Lions Arena every Sunday afternoon in
the tots skating hour from 2 to 3 o'clock. On the
left is David and on the right Jeffery Wise. This
hour Is set aside for the yougsters accompanied by
a parent, (News-Record Photo) .
COMING EVENTS
Doug Osborn is away a-
head in •the scoring in the
Kinsmen 'Peewee hockey lea-
gee, He leads with nine goals
and one assist,
Other top scorers are Barry
Edgar with six goals and two
'assists; Garry Cummings,
three and three; Mark Jen-
kins, four goals, two assists;
Tom Dennis, three goals, two
assists; John Vanloo, three
goals and one assist.
On Saturday morning Red
Wings trounced Maple Leafs
13-3 with Osborn getting five
goals, Jenkins three, Barry
Edgar and Vanloa two each
and Cummings one. Maple
Leaf scores ware Brian
and Don Realer one.
On Monday evening the
Red Wings continued their
scoring spree, beating Rang-
ers 8-2, Osborn and Edgar,
scoring two each, with singles
gang to Cummings, Jenkins,
Dennis and Vanloo. Rangers
"Bumps" On Ice
Cancel Skating
At Lions Arena
Clinton Lions arena man-
ager Howard Brunisdon was'
'down' _in the dumps with the
bumps" last weekend.
He and arena caretaker
Doug Kennedy just couldn't
cape with the little bumps
that were forming on the
ice from drips from the
leaky roof. •
Skating last Saturday and
Sunday had to be cancelled,
for which Howard feels very
sorry.
The drips formed upside-
down icicles on the ice, which.
Howard says "proves that the
lice making machine was
doing its job".
Howard added that if any-
one says, 'Fix the roof," just
tell them that we have done
about all we can with the old
metal roof.
1966
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Open Hours
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Open Saturday 9 to 12
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Bankers Lead
Industrial
Hockey Group.
The local Easters Pala away'
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with three Wins,
On Monday night the ,finan-
cial men, beat Hydro 13-9. The'
Mainstreeters are deep in the
cellar without a win. On Mon--
day they lost 11-8 to the Tea-
chers team. •
The second half of the sal-
dole will start on Monday, JP'
nary 3. A schedule will appear
in the December 30 issue of this
paper,
standing
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Three Clinton Minor ..Hockey Team
Undefeated In, First 'League Games.
NEW YEAR'S EVE - Dance
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Three ClintPn. MinPr hockey
teams - juvenile, midget and
bantam - started their WOAA
schedules last week and haVe
yet to SLOW defeat.
The •juvenile team, sponsored
by Clinton Legion branch, has
a schedule published on this
page. The midget schedule was
in last week's issue and is
the same as,the bantam Sche-
dule, Bantam games start at
7 o'clock and midget at 8:30.
The management of all minor
teams Would like to sea more
fans out to these games. One
mana.ger informs us that not
half of the parents come out
to see their teenagers play,
,TUVEN17.,E
The Legion juveniles are a-
gain managed by Clinton's most
devoted minor hockey offiCial,
Doug. Andrews. He clanns his
team is not as strong as farm-
er juvenile championship crews,
but promises good hockey.
The juveniles managed a 4-4
tie with Zurich in their first
game last Wednesday night, but
came back on Thursday to de-
feat Seaforth 6-4 in Seaforth.
They don't play again until
next Wechiesddy, December 22
when Wingham will be the vis-
itors.
MIDGET
W, "Dan" Colquhoun's
midgets got away to a good
start, scoring 14 ,goals in their
first two games.
In Clinton Lions arena last
Wednesday they defeated Zur-
ich 7-0 and the following even-
ing, also at Lions arena they
beat Seaforth 7-2.
- The midgets entertained Hen-
sell here last night, and play
Hensall . again next Thursday at
Lions arena.
Manager Coiquhoun reports
the midgets have first 'class
!scorers were Brian Irangille
and Bill Caritelon,
The Kinsmen peewees play
league games every Monday
and Wednesday at 6:30, and
Saturday mornings from 9
to 12 noon.
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Juvenile Hockey
Schedule for
Five-Team Group
The Clinton Legion sponsored
juvenile hockey team have
started a double schedule'in the
WOAA five-team group. Doug
Andrews is again manager of
the local team.
Clinton's. home and away
games 'are as follows:
December
8-Clinton at Zurich
9-Clinton at Seaforth
22-Wingham at Clinton
28-Clinton at Mitchell
30-Zurith at Clinton
January
6-Seaforth at Clinton
8-Wingham at Clinton
12-Zurich at Clinton
•15-Mitchell at Clinton
20 Clinton at Seaforth
21-Clinton at Wingham
26-Clinton 'at Zurich
29---aVfitchell at. Clinton
February
1-Clinton at Mitchell
4-Clinton at Wingham
7-Seaforth at Clinton
I know there are those who
think that cutting down thous-
ands of trees each year just
for a week's 'adornment at
Christmas seems criminal
Sunday, Dec. '19 - Candle-
light Service, Huron Street
Baptist Church, Clinton at
7:30 p.m. Guest singers "Bell
Ringers" from Wingham Pres-
byterian Church. All welcome,
silver collection. 50b
Tuesday, Dec. -21 - BINGO
at the Huron Fish & Game Club
Jackpot 857.00 in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
waste. That is until they reali7e
Christmas treeS are big busin-
ess in several of our Canadian
provinces. Four and a half Ma-
lian trees were moved by CN
alone 'across the American bor-
der this season from the Mari-
times, . They were treated as
perishable and had a priority
at shipping yards where CN had
spatted some 1,500 cars for
loading. Destined for the living
rooms of American's as far a-
way as Florida and Texas, it
is not hard to imagine what
their sale has meant to the
economy-of those thickly wood-
ed Maritime provinces. The
market represents millions of
dollars, adding to the contents
of wallets in the pockets of
cutters and, shippers.
There are Christmases that
stand out in one's' memory more
prominently than others. In
mine there is the Christmas
season we as a •family trudged
to the Boy Scout "Christmas
Tree Lot" to. make our annual
purchase.'
Planned Celebration
We had left it rather late
because the youngest member
of •the family had been ill and
buying a Christmas tree with-
out his' Presence among us was
unthinkable.
There was still a good choice.
The trees were lined up in a
very business-like manner, grad-
ed according to, size and price.
Because we were celebrating
our patient's recovery in time
to enjoy Christmas, we decided
to splurge and 'buy the biggest,
fattest, most resplendent tree
on the lot.
The deal was just about clos-
ed when' our youngest appear-
ed lugging a little runt of a
tree with a bent trunk and a
noticeable lack of branches
where there should have been
several. This, he informed us,
was the one he wanted. "It is
so ugly no one will want to
buy it," he said. We didfil dis-
pute his opinion, while handing
a slightly congealed Scout the
price of 'the bigger tree we had
chosen.
With the proverbial patience
of Job we all took turns drap-
ing that little tree • in lead
strips until tit glistened and
shimmered like a dancing fug-
itive from the Nut Cracker
ballet. No Christmas tree was
ever more lovingly laden with
ornaments and gifts. It seemed
to preen in its corner by the
fireplace and for a, week it was
the abject of a great deal of
admiration. Many trees •have
come and gone in that same
corner, just as lovingly trim-
med for the holiday season, but
none has held the same ever.
lasting Place among our legends
of Chrittmases past, '
OWNER-