Clinton News-Record, 1965-12-23, Page 12tit first • '.
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:,3401-; page. and by Og.1*- the
title of OAS goltlImn 540414 be
"The 1,4s-t 04114114-0 .ffeweveT.
if we wn.wt be, pushed .off the
fro.* page spot for any reason
we an think of no better Me
than the woomtl, .40p4004
the Christ Child, and' to tile
general feeling of .gOOCT wP.l, tg,-WPTO mien with Whipb everyone
seems to be ember, • #: • #
Qne seCs such unexpeetol
things at 'this time of year. For
iestenee Aclyert,*Emepit in
Ctem4,a's gagenel. gewR)elw,
"The Globe and Nftir has this
message: "711*. Qtirtas, help
a stranger, Make •thie (Mrist-
ma.% truly meaningful. Take
time this Christmas to make
litfe a little better foe any
stra'n'ger Anywhere and in any
constructive Way, Your help
can be as simple as a sinile, .or
as costly as you can :passibly
affard . The Spirit of the
gesture is all that rrtattees„"
And that is all, there is to. the
advertisement. There, is no sig-
nature, no way of knowing who
has spent money to pinee it in
the paper, no way of knowing
Who is wise enough to kaoW
that this one instmuetion, if
taken literally could change the
world . . Isn't Chtiattnes won-
derful? * * *
We watched the Kin Club of
Clinton ride merrily up to the
Hospital door the other evening
. . They came by way of a
sleigh made more or less com-
fortable by bales of hay . . .
and they lifted up their voice
in song to cheer those who re-
main patients within the hospit-
al . . This is a service club in
attion, indeed . . And then
they made their way to their
toy workshop for reel work,
completing the boxing and pre-
paring their gifts for delivery
to homes where they are need-
ed
This tee, is the time for •
calendars . and some of them
are fun while some are eduea-
time]. . We have one on our
wall just in &lent of the type-
writer, which features lovely
drawings of game birds . .
and 'at the moment the one
which shows With a seasonal
greetings message, is of West-
ern Geese' . . . A tiny downy
gosling riding on the back of
his mother and two other trail
closely behind . . . But on the
next page over, is a flock of
ruddy ducks- . . . a species of
whit*. we had not been aware
before receiving this particular
calendar. . The Male sportS
scarlet plumage, bright blue
bill, white cheeks, and black
top-knot, while hits. tail is an
•
erect fain of white feathers with
golden tips.. Mate is a
calm grey withbrown topknot
and pale blue bill, while the
ducklings are uniformly grey
and blue feathers . . . All have
blue eyes . . . These birds would
be fun to have around . . . * • *
With same fear and trem-
bling we report to you a rather
interesting TV program next
Monday night . • . The title
of the thing is '"All Hell for a
Basement" and that four-letter
word 'is the reason for our fear
and trembling ... Perhaps
in a family journalwe should
not use :the word' - 'but in the
context in which it is meant,
surely there is no harm . . .
Apparently Rudyard Kipling
used the phrase "All Hell for
a Basement" when he described
the flowing gas wells near
Medicine Hat, . and now
CBC has used the graphic de-
scription to title 'a historical
program on 'the early days of
boom and oil fever at Petrone,
Turner Valley and Leduc, and
the Athabasca Tarsands . .
We know at first hand the
development of the oil industry
at Sarnia, which got its start
from the products found be-
neath the soil in and around
Petrolla . . . 'and we all know
that additional oil and natural
gas are brought to the Chemi-
Cal Valley there by boat and
by pipeline for refining in huge
chemical plants . . A pictorial
review of history and the pre-
sent .situation in the industry
will be fascinating for us . .
and We think many of you will
enjoy it too . The time:
Monday, December 27 from 9
to, 10 pan, on the series Canada
99.
Reg. $9.50 - SPECIAL $7.77
McEIVAN'S
Last
Minute
Christmas
MIGHTY-MO
BAKE OVEN (ELECTRIC) Reg $19.98 SPECIAL 13.98
DOLL HOUSE RANCH STYLE Reg. $7.98 -SPECIAL $4.98
Reg. $4.98 -SPECIAL $3.98
, Reg. $4.49 -SPECIAL $2.49 .
Reg. $6.98 -SPECIAL $4,95
Reg. $12.95 - SPECIAL $ 10.95
Reg. $19.95 - SPECIAL 94.95
HOME WORKSHOP Reg. $13.88-SPECIAL $.9.98
DOLL - 1 ONLY Reg. $6.98 - SPECIAL $4.95
PICTURE GUN by Tru-Vue Reg. $4.50 - SPECIAL $3.29
Reg. $5.98 - SPECIAL $3.98
Battery Operated Model Reg. 12.50 SPECIAL $7.50
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to you•
and your loved ones,
frowthe staff of
GALBRAITH
RADIO & TV
CLINTON - 482-3841
Red• Wings Lead
In Kin League
The Red Wings are still on
top of the Kinsmen Peewee
Hockey League with three wins
and no losses.
Standing •
W L., T pis.
Red Wings 3 0 0 6
Bruins 1 1 1 3
Rangerg 1 1 1 3
Maple Leafs 0 3 0 0
Last Wednesday the Bruins
beat Maple Leafs 7-3, Bruin
scorers were Bruce Craig, Rich-
ard Harland, Brian Edgar with
two each, and Robert McMa-
hon. Leafs goals were scored
by Jay Fisher, Meld May and
John Leppington.
Monday night the Rangers
beat Maple Leafs 5-4. Ranger
scorers were Brian Langille,
Tom Murch, Bill Cantelon,
Wayne Cantelon and David
Fawcett. Leaf goals came from
Wayne Hoy, two, Ricki May
and George Thompson.
In an exhibitien game at the
RCAF arena over the weekend
the Bruins of the Kinsmen
League defeated Adastral
Park Whites 6-2. Brian, Edgar
led the scorers with four goals.
0
Holmesville Beats
Church Team 5-1
Holmesville stayed on. top
of .the four team rural hockey
league, with a 5-1 victory over
Clinton Christian Reformed Oh-
urch team, The game was play-
ed in Cline:fir Lime arena Tues-
day night.
Future games are:
Dec. 22 - Goderich vs. Brum-
field at Goderich. arena; Dec.
28 - Brumfield vs. Clinton at
Goderich arena; and Goderich
vs. Hohnesville at Clinton. Lions
arena. •
GORD'S
BILLIARDS
4 Huron SI,,
GORD & GRACE LAWSON
LEW DUTOT
CLAkENO8 FREEMAN
CLINTON
BRANCH
140
ROYAL
CANADIAN
LEGION
DRAW FOR A 7-DAY ALL EXPENSE PAID
Trip For 2 To Nassau in The Bahamas
Winner May Take Trip or $500.00
Draw to be made at New Year's Eve Dance at Legion Hall
TICKETS; 25c Each or 5 for 161.00 Available from Legion Members.
(Trip arranged courtesy Stan Blovves Travel Service)
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GREETINGS OF
TIM SEASON
e y we &xleliet ie4e alio/ Jed
rite„ ottiyoadhioick, andA•eritona
LORNE J. BROWN
ORLAND JOHNSTON
GEORGE KNIGHTS
PERC. BROWN
E. J. "BUTCH" MacLAREN
DOUG. CARTWRIGHT
FRED SHROPSHALL
ARNOLD CRICH
BERT SMITH
WALTER. PEPPER
LARRY McCLINCHEY
STEPHEN BROWN
[PLEASE NOTE , •,
Closed all day Wednesday* December 29
for Stock-taking.
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldsmobile & Eno Dealer.-
Ontario Street -. CLINTON Phone 482-9321
oddfeliows Draw
Cash Winners
The Qmw, .Patio and `l'u-
bereu1osis. f44.4 of .0.1310 , 11. Odd
fellOWS 4oclgie has hOreaSect
40 in the past two PW.P.'t4$,
TN$ was ch!,e. twlo 0144V,the-
we4th
In the _November 17P
*Ws were sold cm:A:lave 1021'
ner was Pr, D, 1341mer whe
xWeivect hag the ,a4119144t,
The 0,1ne anaettnt went into .1240'
C P 4. T fund,
5`ws0.10or night this week,
Fred ..MeGW.gge. Aracefield was
the winner. of .FT5,. with the
other half going to the C P 8F T
fund.
There You be no draw in
4ian'ttarY! but it i expected to
resume Piga* for February end
Meech,
Midgets. Play
Hensall Tonight
Clinton midget hockey team
plays Hensel' tonight at 8;30
in Lions arena. The midgets
-beat Hantall. last Wie&eeday
5-0,
With the same teams in the
local WOAA bantam and mid-
get series, these games are al-
ways doubleheaders, with the
bantams playing at 7 o'clock
and midget games at 8:30.
The midgets and bantams
travel to Mitchell on Boxing
Day, Monday, and the same
teams play back in Clinton
next Wednesday, Deocanber 29.
The P*1b. and %.1,Tne, Ciph.
bantam hoeheY team white,
WaShed liensa4 23 0 14 0)404, Lixims „AsrVoa. list Woc:14clrtuy
.-The same two te414. pay. here
tonight,
This '.01YOS bentanle, .45
goals /4 their P/491:- three :pm:PP.
they have '1)4v.4 oeered on. five
HIPPO, .
The 'bagtams are ,poached by
.c'iea...'enie.:NeilanS., and 1444g0
by Dpn Jefferson,
TAWCPPre Elliott scored. six
et*, in the 23-0 win over
.150t144.
liensall Pee Wees
Trim Zurich
With 3-0 Match
HENSALL - Hensall Pee
Wees defeated ZuriCh Pee Wees
in a WOAA hockey game at
acesall Thursday night With a
Score of 3-0. Goal getters' for
Hensall were Gary Samaras who
scored two and Larry Ferguson
with a single. Goalie was Gary
Clement.
Defense, Doug Mock, Joey
Redbure, John Taylor, Doug
McKay, Tim Mock; forwards,
first line, -Ricky Parker, Gary
Samaras, Murray Glanville; sec,
and lino, Bill Cameron, Larry
Ferguson, Gordon Pryde; third
line, Brian Campbell, Tom
Workman, Doug Cooper; spare
goalie, Terry Phillips; coach,
Wayne Smith; manager, Harold
Caldwell; stick boy, Bob Max-
well.
COMING EVENTS
Monday, Dec. 27 - Euchre
Party, Sumrnerhill Hall, 9:00
pan; Come and bring a friend.
Sib
Tuesday, Dec. 28 - BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers,
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m.
NEW YEAR'S EVE Social
Dance, Legion Hall, limited
number of tickets on sale at •the
Legion for members and guests,
9 p.m. - ? ?; good music, lunch,
hats and novelties. , Sib
* *
We see that the national PC
Party may appoint Dr. James
John ton as netional director
. and if this happens, we
feel that the step is a good one
. . would not be the first
time o. neWspareernan was call-
ed into a situation to straighten
it Out, and r'e-organize things .
Dr, Johnstoli is former asst.
tart to 'the president of the
Stratford Beacon-Herald, and
then purchased the Aurora
Balmer Publishing Co, Ltd., and
in the weekly business man-
aged to put out a prize winning
weekly newspaper . . . He sold
this dh 1965, tree Made a trip
to turope, and upon his •return
in Septet-Tiber has been in the
PG natienal headeolarterts staff
in Ottawa , „Hiss father was
the late Rev. A. EL 3'611ns-ton,
who served the prace'field Un-
ited Churall for a number of
years
Page '12-Clinton News-Itecord--Thurs., Dec. 23, 1965
Game Postponed
Wingham could not ice a
team for their scheduled game
in .01inton last night.
The Clinton Legion jirverilles
play in Mitchell 'next Tuesday
and back in Clinton against
Zurich next Thuesclay. Zurich
held Clinton to a 44 tie in the
first game .of the season.
Making Sure Nobody Goes Hungry at Christmas
Every year the Kinsmen Club of Clinton, as-
sisted by other local groups, distributes baskets
of food, clothing and tOys to needy families in
Clinton and area. The need is not so great this
year and neither was the request .for good used
clothing and toys. The Kinsmen have made up 20
baskets of food, including an 8-10 lb. turkey, bag
of potatoes, canned goods and candy, which were
distributed yesterday afternoon; The toys and
clothing will be distributed before Christmas eve.
The Clinton Lions Club supplied the turkeys and
the Corporals' Club at RCAF Station supplied
canned goods. Chairman of the Kin committee this
year was William Fleming shown at right. On the
left is Frank Somerville, manager of Hinton the
Moyer warehouse on Mary Street, where the toys
were repaired and baskets made up.
(News-Record Photo)
Kinsmen Minor
Hockey Sked
The Kinsmen minor hockey
practice end game schedule has
been arranged for the holiday
season as follows:
Friday, December 24 --
9-10 a.m.--Squirts practice
10-10:30 a.m.-Bruins practice
10:30-11:30 am Leafs prae.
11-12 a.m.-Weewees practice
Monday, December 27 --
6:30-7;30 pan-Red Wings vs.
Maple •Leafs
Wednesday, December 29
6-7 p.m.-Brims vs. Rangers
Thursdey, December 30 -
10:30-11:30 a.m. - All-Stars
practice
Friday, December 31 -
9-11 a.m. - Squirts practice
11-12 a.m.-Weevvees practice
Peewees play exhibition game
with RCAF white team at sta-
tion.
Monday, January 3 -
6:30-7:30 p.m. - Bruins vs.
Leafs
Wednesday, January 5 -
6-7 p.m. - Rangers vs. Red
, Wings
Friday, January 7 -
Rangers vs. RCAF Greens at
Station arena.
Saturday, January 8 -
,10-11 am-All-Stars practice
Two rather dense landlub-
bers, at sea for the first time,
were looking out over the
mighty ocean. Said one, "That's
the most water I ever saw."
The other replied: "Yeah, and
that's just the top of it."
Bantams. Trim
Hensall l3-0
IT
IS A
GENUINE
PLEASURE AT
THIS HOLIDAY
SEASON 'TO DEPART
FROM THE USUAL TO
WISH YOU AND YOURS
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS ,
MAY
THE
NEW
YEAR BRING YOU
HAPPINESS AND
'A FULL MEASURE
0 F PROSPERITY.
CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT
UNION LIMITED
STAFF and DIRECTORS
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