HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-12-05, Page 7he $500 top Prize in last
WS Clinton Recreation
Inittee draw was aPlit two
a hall went to Stewart
lor of Clinton and half.to
Stephenson of Seaferth,
enty others each wen $25
ZPS-
The committee called the
fling Stag turnout, an
imated 175 persons, "quite
od" and termed the event
ery successful." Net proceeds
expected to run about
1,200. The money will
robably be used to offset some
f the expense in repairs to the
ornmunity Centre and revenue
due to the arena's delayed
pening this season.
Work on the arena was
rogressing well during the
eek, officials said, and as of
late Wednesday night the
schedule still called for ice in the
areha sometime this weelmed•
Winners of the $25 prizes
were Beth Feeney, Mrs. Frank
Cook, Ray Brewn, Rill Smith* Al
Welch, A. W, Steep, Harold
Gihbings, Murray Johnston, Art
Aiken, Stephen Brown, Cliff
Parker, Mrs. Lome Brown, Larry
Cook, Gerry Holmes, Eugene
McAdarri and Bruce Bertliff, all
of Clinton, Also, R. J. Semple,
and Reg Francis of 13ayfield;
Jack Lee of Londesboro, and C.
W. Lebeau of Brucefiehl.
Clarence Neilans, chairman of
the benefit stag party, and his
assistant, Mait Edgar, joined
with other committee members
this week in thanking all who
contributed in' any wfw toward
the success of the event.
tag raises $1,200 for.
Hinton recreation agency
Aircraft again touch down on the runways at the former air force
base at Centralia, now Ontario's first fly-in 'industrial park. The
runways enable businessmen to taxi in their aircraft to the 'front
doors of the eight companies now in produ'btion at the facility,
which is being reopened by the Ontario Development Corporation.
(Photo by Roy Nicholls. Story on Page 1A)
December 1 - 7 is Safe-Driving Week in CaOada. As the pre-holiday
season gets into full swing, traffic situations, like the one pictured
above, will be testing the safe-driving tactics of drivers all over the
country. Christmas lights will dazzle their eyes and the streets will be
crowded with preoccupied shoppers, The Ontario Department of
Transport reminds motorists to adjust speed to traffic conditions...to
keep a special lookout for pedestrians...to expect this
unexpected...and to be prepared to stop in a hurry if you have to.
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THANKS II
I sincerely thank all thc‘ise who
supported me at the polls on
December 2.
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TIN FOIL
Art. of Giving Grows
With Gifts of Art
retreat. The current mini-
framt. ' prints found in many
styles — impressionist or ab-
stract, for instance -- might
delight a young miss.
tiurroundin Mirror
Several could surround her
mirror, or one might be
placed on a+ mini easel on her
dresser alongside a mini-
framed mirror.
The young' man on the gift
list would probably enjoy
prints featuring special-in-
terest subject matter—boat-
ing, cars or hunting.
The masculine mood of
father, husband and uncle is
apt to favor the realistic
framed prints and reproduc-
tions,
The laundry room and
kitchen remain the personal
domain of the lady of the
house, Very often these rooms
are void of art when an ex-
'pression of the woman who
uses them would add
warmth,
A delicate Victorian or im-
pressionist print might please
her fancy. Or maybe she'd
enjoy a bright splash of ab-
stract art, One of the new
framed mirrors both for de-
cOr and for quick touch-ups
when the doorbell rings could
delight her,
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A •Soaforth. woman escaped
serious injury Monday evening in
• pihton when her .4ito, veered
opt of control And climbed a
steep embankment in r an
aprobatie feat which left
witnesses openmouthed in
'wonder,
The motorist, Mrs. Russell
(gosalie) Pringle of Goderich
Street, Seaforth, complained: .of
whiplash injury, but refused
medical attention and went
home after the mishap, police
said,
The accident occurred shortly
after 4 p.m, on Highway 4.0 the
north end of the Bayfield River
bridge,
A witness told police that
Mrs PringIe's car was travelling
Cor takes to dir
.freak ..accident
The art of Christmas gift-
ing is joyfully at hand, and
gift lists are being made, in
hopes of expressing love and
friendship.
What should be given?
Something that speaks you?
Something that is like them?
Something they have never
thought of?
For an unusual and indi-
vidual eXpression of caring
this year, turn the art of
Christmas giving into art,
suggests the Picture and
Frame Institute,
Widely Available
Inexpensive prints, repro-
ductions, frames and framed
pictures and mirrors are
available at department, gift,
and variety stores in a wide
price range.
Often overlooked for re-
ceiving framed pictures are
children and babies. Children
may delight in 'receiving a
cheerful print of imaginary
animals or some of Dr. Doo-
little's menagerie,
A print of bright but un-
complicated shape brings a
touch of cheer to baby's
room.
For the teen-ager or col-
• lege student, select art to
complement the mood he or
she has chosen for a personal
Variety
night
Excellent diversion from a
television-saturated world was
provided in the form of a variety
night at Wesley-Willis United
Church last Saturday evening.
The first "live" entertainer
was Mrs. Dorothy Dumont who
returned from London for the
occasion. Mrs. Jouella Foulds,
Becky HoWse, and the Lobb
Quartette consisting of Mr, and
Mrs. Hugh Lobb, Jeannettte and
Gordon Lobb continued the
outstanding variety of musical
entertainment to complete the
first half of the programme.
A talented cast led by Jim
Roy and ' Wayne Gomall
presented a three-act play called
"Jurors Dilemma" during the
second half of the programme.
In this jury room drama, the
audience was taken into a room
which the general public is never
allowed to enter and saw how
the responsibility of carrying out
democracy, justice and social
obligation could bring forth the
individual characteristics of each
juror.
The superior direction of Miss
Anne Chislett contributed to the
audience appeal of this drama,
Capably •completing the cast
were: Dr. Mowatt, Blame
Christensen, Ivan Crittendon,
Judy Brown, Joan Aggerhoim,
Marie McDonald, Doug Palmer,
Mary Helen Clifford, Becky
Howse and Digby Howse.
Assisting the cast were: Mrs.
Pat Cook, make-up and Mrs.
Marie Jefferson, prompter. Cecil
Mason acted as master of
ceremonies.
For any who missed this
programme there will be a repeat
performance at Holmesville
Public School on Wednesday,
December 11.
north, veered out of and
across the roadway, jumped the
curb, snapped Off a wooden.
Varti pest and steel cable,
travelled 90 feet acrea5 a sloping
lawn end finally leaped up a
sharp 15-foot bank,
The car stopped with its rear
wheels hanging over the edge of
the emhunkmeht, The front
bumper was only a few feet
from a picture window at the
rear of a Victoria Terraee home
owned by. Frank Chapman, a
Clinton barber.
Mrs. Pringle reportedly told
Clinton Constable Leroy Oeach
that "something went wrong
with the car's steering,"
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