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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-06-26, Page 1010lintpn News -Record, Thursday, .Iu.ni+ 20, 196 Coining Events SATURDAY, July a, Dance, .Bayfield Community Centre, Music by Bluewater Playboys 9,12. Cold plate, Licensed. Admission $2.50 per person,. Restricted to persons 21 and over. 260 SUNDAY, ND �, June '29 - Annual Service of Bali's Cemetery at 3:30 p,m. — 26b FRIDAY, June 27, Open Rose Show, Clinton Citizens Horticultural Society, Town Hall: Open to public 2;30 ,to. 9;15 p.m. Door prizes, Silver collection. <•- 24&26b FREE dancing :at the Goderich Paladium every afternoon and night. Get a group of friends together and have a good time, —26 CHARTERED BUS leaving Clinton for West Coast on July 12 for a 3 -week tour. For information call 482-7627. -- 26,27b CHICKEN Barbecue, homemade potato salad, cabbage salad and pies, at Bayfield, Saturday, June 28, served from 4:30 to 7.p.m. Adults $1.75, children under twelve $1. St, Andrew's United Church, Bayfield.— 26 TUESDAY, July 1, Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers. Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY, June 28, Social at Clinton Legion Hall. Draw for tent trailer to be made. Ladies' Auxiliary will have draw for Share -the -Wealth. Dancing 9-12. Music by Ian Wilbee; lunch provided., — 26b 16 -DAY Fast Coast tour by chartered coach leaving Saturday,, June 28, includes Boston, Cape C9d, New Brunswick, •the Cabot trail, Prince Edward Island, Shediac Lobster Festival, etc. Write Habkirk Transit Service, Box 70Q, Seaforth, Phone 527-1222 for Itinerary, — 22.26 incl.b VACATION Bible School at Maple Street Gospel Hall, commencing June 30 to July 14, 9 a.m. 11:45 a.m. 25,26b FRIDAY, June 27, Cash Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3—$25.00 specials. $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work. 21tfn THURSDAY, June 26, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m, Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. SUNDAY, July 29 — Final service will be held at Grace United Church, Porter's Hill, 2 p.m. Reception will follow and all are invited to •attend.— 26p Boys visit Michigan Three ' dozen Pee Wee and Bantam hockey players, some of them now in Pee Wee baseball, travelled to Dearborn, Michigan, last weekend with an escort of eight or nine adults and visited with youths who came' to Clinton last winter. The Clinton boys watched as the Tigers defeated Washington 9-5 on Saturday. Kinettes softball holding playoffs In ,semi-finals for the IKipettes. house softball leagee, plaYed last Saturday, the 1luebirds beat the Robins and the Canaries, beat the Wrens. The final game was played 'last evening and results wild be published next week.. In the Bluebird -Robin match, home runs were scored by Sandr4 Frernlin, Cindy Colquhoun, Marlene Cunningham, Sally Walden, Darlene Webb, Peggy Schoenhals and Patti Kay. In the Canary—Wren game, home runs were batted by Lori Symons, Bonnie .Johnson, Joyce Neilans, Kathy Patterson, Mieky McPherson, Diane Cunningham and Barb Pollock. The standings at the end of the regular game schedule showed the Bluebirds with 10; Canaries, 7; Robins, 6 and Wrens, 5. UCW meets The evening unit of Ontario Street United Church Women met at the cottage of Dorothy Pickett with 28 members present on Monday. The devotions were led by Valiva Trewartha, with Harriett Tyndall assisting. Readings were given by Valerie Mair and Clara Dale: The unit is to help at the general meeting in September and be in charge of flowers, it was announced. Gifts were presented to Edith Lobb and Bertha Matthewson, both of whom are leaving this summer. Contests were held, the hostess was thanked for use of her cottage and lunch was served by Group 4. Highland dancing competition held The bagpipes worked overtime Sunday at Huron Centennial Public School, Brucefield, as the Western Ontario Highland Dancing Association held its second annual competition. Organized by the Goderich branch of the association, it had contestants from Brantford, Milton, Guelph, Galt, Kitchener, London and district, Stratford, Goderich and district, and Woodstock. Big winner of the day was Kirk Brush of Milton, who won the B. P. Robinson Trophy as the best dancer of the day and the Young Trophy. He also won four of the five events in the 15 and under division.' In the eight -and -under competition Cheryl Harrison of Goderich won the hornpipe and Irish jig, while Sandra Lowe of Brantford won the. Highland fling and the sword dance. Joan Brown won ,the seann truibhas. Susan Caie of Brantford won three of the four dances in the 11 -and -under division, taking the sword, the seann truibhas and the hornpipe. Mary -Helen Lunn won the Highland fling, In the 12 -and -under division, Heather Scott of Brantford won all five dance events. Joslyn McDougall of Woodstock won four of the five events in the 13 -and -under division. Beth , McKay of Goderich won the Flora MacDonald. Kirk Brush won four of the five events in the 15 -and -under division, while Carol MacCrimmon won the Flora MacDonald. June Mitchell of Kitchener won all five dances in the 16 -and -over division, winning the Highland fling, the sword, the seann truibhas, the—hornpipe and the Flora MacDonald. Division winners, selected on the basis of total number of points scored in all events, were; Sandra Lowe in the eight -and -under; Susan Caie 11 -and -under; Heather Scott, 12 -and -over; Joslyn McDougall, 13 -and -under; Kirk Brush, 15 -and -under; and June Mitchell, 16 -and -over. Sally Anne Kerr of Goderich was the winner in the novice division (10 -and -under). Mrs. Gordon Hall of Toronto was the competition judge. Piper was Joe MacDonald. GODERICH COMPETITORS Baby. section: highland fling: Marlene Webb, Brenda Murray, Helen Elliott, tie for second place." • Ten years under beginners: highland fling: Mary Webb, Maureen Evans, Angela McDonald; sword: Maureen Evans, Angela McDonald, Wanda Newby. Eleven years over beginners: fling: Karen McGregor, Cheryl Elliott, Judy Johnston; sword: Karen McGregor, Cheryl Elliott, Margaret Webb; seann truibhas: Karen McGregor. Ten years under novice: fling: Debbie Elliott, Sally Kerr; sword: Sally Kerr, Debbie Elliott; seann truibhas: Sally Kerr, Debbie Elliott. Eleven years over novice: fling, sword; seann truibhas: Sylvia Wilson. Eight years under: fling, sword, seann truibhas, irish jig, sailors' hornpipe: Cheryl Harrison. Thirteen years under: fling: Brenda Harrison, Beth • McKay; sword, seann truibhas, Flora McDonald, hornpipe: Beth McKay, Brenda Harrison, Fifteen years under: fling, sword, seann truibhas, Flora McDonald, hornpipe: Cathy Young. Sixteen years over: fling: Connie Young, Christine McLennan; sword: Connie Young, Christine McLennan; seann truibhas, Christine McLennan, Connie Young; Flora McDonald: Connie Young, Christine McLennan; hornpipe: Connie Young, Christine McLennan. ti Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON -- EXETER -- SEAFORTH Phone 482-7211 Open, Every Afternoon Local Representative A. W. STEEP — 482-6642 STEVE BROWN presents WEEDY YOURTAKING BROWN Tr1ATTrI1NG MOTORS OVER -to... SURE SPEEDY Tt-6Y RE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR oL TOPS IN USFD CARS! a 01001.1.411*, 0 LOCAL TRADEMARK THIS WEEK'S 1965 CHEVELLS •MALIBU 2 -door hardtop,6-cylinder motor, radio; whiteWait tires. Lic. H85061. 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