HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-03-21, Page 12Sgt. Edward McFarland receives a suggestion
award from the base commander, Colonel E. W.
Ryan. Sgt. McFarland, a cook at CFB Clinton,
ti
won the:award for a suggestion which brought
increased efficiency within his work area.
(Canadian Forces Photo)
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Scores
Two. standings: Tornados,
22; Whirlwinds,cyg194,p.s,
21; finrrIAAPAA,19'. Ladies' .high 410 ,single, tr1P1A,
APP1.4Y9r4g9; Pettf .PAAr!
795, and 215,
Men's high single, Peter Mc.
Fails;, 35,0; high triple, ..0An
Sanders, .813; and ppo,,gp;
.40 PAPX.', 211.
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Play-off standings first
wee)v, The Swingers, 24; ,Dads
!N' 'Lassies, 20; W tll l e's
Whackers, 17; Hot Shots, 16;
113inlinics, 1Q; Mac's
Miracles, 9; Bill's llocicete, 1; Ivanhoes, 6.'
BLUEWATER LEAGUE
Team standings: Sha r ks,
9454; Suckers, 9632; Crabs,
9571; Minnows, 9570.
Ladies: high single, triple
and average, Vera Turner, 266,
677, and 180.
Men's high' single, Les Arm.
strong, 260; high triple and
average, Joe Koene, 676 and
199.
CLINTON—BLYTH LADIES
Team standings: Go.Gots, 52;
Super "6", 44; Rum Runners,
66; Rebels, 54; Daffy.Dills, 56;
Night-Hawks, 58.
High single, P. Cook, 261;'
high triple, G. Sutton,722; and
high average, M. Eliott, 203.
TUCKERS MITE — MIXED
Team standings; Otters; 86;
Beavers, 80; Seals, '75; Chip.
munks, 39.
Ladies' high single, Anna
Aldwinckle, 286 and high triple,
Anna Aldwinckle 646.
Min's high single, EdLayton,
255; and high triple, Maynard
Hymers, 612.
BOWLING MARATHON
CLINTON CROWN LANES
High single: game No. I, Heinz.
Sartori, 323; game NO. 2,
George Warner, 226; game No.
3, Jim Prezidor, 2'7'7; game
No. 4, Gordon Noble, 318; game
No, 5, Stewart Burton, 326.
High total of five games:
Gordon Noble, 1354; Stewart
Burton, -1294; Heinz Sartori,
1289; Jim Bedard, 1205; George
Warner, 1176.
Door Prize, Joe Heckler.
High Single (Five Games)
First Prize. Bowling Bag; Sec.
and Prize. Lighter; Third
Prize. Shot Glasses; Fourth
Prize. Thermos Jugp Fifth
Prize. Wine Glasses;"High'est
Five Game Average:
First Prize - Transistor
Radio; Second Prize- Traveling
Bag; Third Prize. Centennial
Glasses; Fourth Prize. Clock.
Fifth Prize.Centennial Glasses;
Door Prize. Ash Tray. Joe
Baechler.
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classes • will begin Wednesday,
1904 at 2. p.m. at the
11.AA1t4. Unit. .Officer Clinton'
Nursesf.-13esidence, Clinton.
The!n.. Frill be held at weekly
intervals for Ni!,Aei.c. T100.
interested, vn.inytted te attend
on the above :date, or phone the
Public Health .144rAA Clinton
49?r,9651,..hetween 9 9:30 atel,
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The regidar monthly meet,:
lag of the A das tr al Park
Women's Auxiliary wa.alield in
the Ritchie Building onMonday.
The president, Mrs. Sue Hester
called the meeting to order and
welcomed several new ladies
to the meeting. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read
and approved; and the
treasurer gave her report,.
A letter was read from the
principal of AVM Hugh Camp.,
bell School thanking the WA
for the donation of money to
purchase two PrOjection tables
for the school.
Mrs. Hester read a. small
Paragraph regarding the mak*.
ing of motions at a meeting
following Parliamentary pro./
cedure.
The president asked anyone
having any WA articles to con.
tact either Joanne Johnson or
Shirley Dukes who velunteered
to make an inventory of these
items which will be stored in
the Council Chambers.
A letter was read from yrs.
Carmichael, district com.
missioner of the local associa.
tion • of Guides and Brownies
suggesting closer co.operation
between the LA and the WA
and also that the LA would
be willing to take a reduction
in the monthly contribution from
the WA.
It was voted that a cheque
for $15 be sent to the "Bun.-
ny Bundle" in London. ti
Mrs. Barbara Gowanlock re.
ported that the cook books were
ready for sale and that she
would distribute them to the
street representatives after the
meeting. Glenda Brian called
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April. 20. Shirley Dukes and Vi
Cassie volunteered to convene
the Bake Table. After adjourn.-
meat of the meeting Pam
Warner and MartenaCooke con..
ducted a novelty bingo and then
lunch was served.
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Recently when the ladies of
the CFB Curling Club hosted
a Friendly Honspiel, rinks from
Exeter, Clinton, Stratford, St.
Marys, Seaforth and Goderich
participated. After a day of
curling, the rink skipped by
Mrs. Helen Burton took first
prize, A delicious meal of
chicken in patty shells was
served to the curlers. Convent ;
ing the day's events were Mrs.
Vera Sparks, Mrs, Ruby Dris.
coil, and Mrs. Joyce Kromery.
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Congratulations to Cpl. .and
Mrs. R. Warner on the birth
of a son.
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Mrs.. B. Laronde from Ottawa
is visiting with her daughter
and son.in.law, Sgt. and Mrs,
W. Willberg, 54 Winnipeg Rd.
Flowers in the United church
sanctuary Sunday morning were
in loving memory of Orville.,
Smith, placed by the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Me-
Queen, Mrs, Harry Snell, Mrs,
Roy Lemont, Mrs. and Mrs,
Melve Elliott, Zurich, visited re-
cently with Mrs. jean Manson
of Exeter, celebrating Mrs.
Manson's 84th birthday. •
Mr, Charles Mickle who is on
the .staff of the Westdale Sec-
ondary school in Hamilton left
Saturday by' plane to spend his
vacation with friends, in Aca-
pulco, Mexico.
Wednesday evening March 13
inembets of Hensall Legion
Ladies Auxiliary in conjunc-
tion with Exeter Auxiliary left
by chartered bus to entertain
veterans of Westminster hos-
pital. Bingo was one of the
highlights of the evening with
prizes awarded.
Attending from Hensall were
Mrs. William Singe, Mrs, Gor-
don Munn, Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Mrs. Grant Bisback, Mts. Wil-
liam Forrester, Mrs. Grant Mc-
Clinchey, Mrs. Jack Simmons,
Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Mrs, Harold -Thiel, Mrs.
Howard Smale.