HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-05-06, Page 6The District Commissioner of Guiding receives a cheque from Mr. Harold Black, President of
Branch 140, Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton. The cheque represents the proceeds of the Camping
and Sport Show held at the Clinton Community Centre which the Legion donated towards
construction at the new Guide Camp at Goderich. — photo by Jack Hunt.
Brownies hold mother, daughter banquet
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OCCIDENTAL LIFE
TERM
Representative
BILL CRAWFORD
S 30,000
IS YEAR DECREASING TERM LIFE INSURANCE
AT THESE LOW, LOW YEARLY Ri,kT,E5
Age 25 — $71.43 Age 30 — $84,17
Age 35--- $108.81 Age 40— $152.80
CLINTON — 482-9093 SEAFORTH — 482-9093 18b
Houseleague baseball
schedules announced
PEE WEE BASEBALL SCHEDULE
for a bountious meal. After
everyone was satisfied and
bulging with food, Mr. Black
presented a cheque, on behalf of
the Legion, to help meet our
allocation from Clinton to Camp
Klahanie, Mrs. Marnie Walden,
Camp Representative, accepted
the cheque for the girls and
explained about the amount of
money we must raise. Every
district was alloted an amount to
be raised, based on last year's
census, ours is $2,300.
Each district is having special
projects to try to raise the
money required and the Clinton
Legion, who sponsors our girls,
has pledged to help us. The
sooner we reach this amount,
the sooner the Pack Holiday
House can be erected for our
girls to enjoy. Brownies cannot
sleep overnight unless under a
roof and off the ground. Projects
are being planned now. One
definite one is a Bottle Drive on
Saturday, May 15. Please gather
all your refundable pop bottles
and have them out for pick-up.
Mrs. Norma Ball presented a
"thank you — farewell" gift to
Mrs. Betty Toop who will soon
be leaving Clinton, It was a small
token to a person who has
tirelessly helped everyone in the
Guiding movement in Clinton,
Norma summed up all our
feelings by saying, "Their gain is
our loss,"
We are also very sorry to be
losing Mrs, Norma Ball who has
also been a wonderful help to
everyone,
The 1st Brownie Pack
entertained with a singing game,
"Seven Capers", and sang a
round called "My Paddle", This
was followed by a badge
presentation.
The 4th Brownie Pack had a
short skit about Brownie work,
with teitable rhymes and actions
and a song, "We're The 4th
Clinton Brownies", plus a
summary of the year in the
pack, with a display of their
work and some of the items that
are used at their meetings.
The 1st Guide Company had a
display of natural objects, map
work and rope tying and their
programme centered around this
theme, with some of the girls
giving an explanation of their
work.
The 2nd Guide Company gave
a hilarious rendition of "An Old
Austrian" with suitable get-ups
on the main characters,
This was followed by badge
presentations, including a special
presentation by Mrs. Hazel
MeCreath„ our Division
Commissioner, Goderich, of a
Junior Religion and Life
Emblem to Mary Cantelon of
the 2nd Guide Company.
Mrs. McCreath talked about'
the emblem, how much work is
involved in trying for it and of
its benefits to a girl. Mary is the
only girl in Clinton to hold the
emblem; she was very surprised
and pleased by the honour of
having Mrs. McCreath present it
to her. She also received five
other badges.
Next the Rangers presented
an investment of two girls into
Rangers. They were Debbie
Johnston and Cheryl Kennedy.
This was most interesting and
we're sure it will encourage
Guides to go on to the Ranger
programme. Mrs. McCreath
invested these girls and also
presented a seven year service
star to Miss Kitty Kellins.
Also on display was a
wonderful scrap-book of the
area, loaned to us for the
occasion.
The evening ended with
Brownie Taps and Guide Taps
led by three Rangers playing
guitars.
Thank you's go to all the girls,
mothers, leaders arid Mrs.
Floweit for an outstanding
evening.
There will be Cookie Day on
May 8 (this Saturday) and a
bake sale on May 22,
Varna
BY FRED iVIcCLYMONT
Mrs. Henry Vos left last week
to visit relatives in Holland for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte,
David, Brian and Crystal of
Seaforth visited on Sunday last
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McClymont. Messrs. Charles •
Reid, Ivan McClymont, Watson
Webster and Fred McClymont
attended the County Orange
Lodge at Seaforth on Friday
evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. it. Woodruff of
St. Catharines are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster.
Special Mother's Day Service
will be held in the United
Church next Sunday with the
pastor Rev. Murdock Morrison
in charge,
The United Church Women
are holding their May Meeting
on Thursday evening of this
week. A plant sale will be held at
the close.
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0 Clinton News,Reqdrd, Thursday, May 0, 1971
•
Takla high in young
Clinton basketballers
a great deal of talent was shown
by youngsters in the first week
Minor Basketball League,
of league play in the Clinton
Coaches and observers agreed
32-1 and as close as 104 as they
games,
played together for their first
Teams 2 and 3 came up with
Scores were, as lopsided as
Saturday, May 8 — 9 to 10:30, Tigers vs. Yankees.
Saturday, May 8 — 10:30 to 12, Orioles vs, Twins.
Monday, May 10 — Twins vs. Tigers, 6:30.
Wednesday, May 12 — Yankees vs. Orioles, 6:30.
Saturday, May 15 — Tigers vs, Orioles, 10.
Monday, May 17 — Yankees vs. Twins, 6:30.
Wednesday, May 19 — Twins vs. Yankees, 6:30.
Wednesday, May 26 — Orioles vs. Tigers, 6:30.
Monday, May 31— Orioles vs. Yankees,
Wednesday, June 2 — Tigers vs. Twins.
Wednesday, June 9 — Twins vs. Orioles,
Saturday, June 12 — Yankees vs. Tigers.
SQUIRT BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Wednesday, May 5 — Reds vs. Giants, 7.
Friday, May 7 — Expos vs. Cards, 7,
Wednesday, May 12 — Cards vs. Reds, 4:30.
Wednesday, May 12 — Giants vs. Expos, 7.
Wednesday, May 19 — Reds vs. Expos, 4:30.
Wednesday, May 19 — Giants vs. Cards, 7.
Wednesday, May 26 — Cards vs. Giants, 4:30.
Wednesday, May 26 — Expos vs. Reds, 7.
• Wednesday, June 2 — Expos vs. Giants, 4:30
Wednesday, June 2 — Reds vs. Cards, 7.
Wednesday, June 9 — Cards vs. Expos, 4:30.
Wednesday, June 9 — Giants vs. Reds, 7.
"ROUNDUP ON THE MOON"
AN OPERETTA
Produced by
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at CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
FRIDAY, MAY 14
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The Clinton Brownie, Guide
and Ranger mother and daughter
banquet was held at the Clinton
Legion Hall on Wednesday, April
28, 1971, with 200 persons
present.
Mrs. Darleen Flowers, District
Commissioner, Clinton, was
mistress of ceremonies. She
opened the festivities by
introducing the special guests
and leaders:
Mr. Harold Black, Legion
President; Mr. H. W. Wonfor,
Mrs. Helen Davies, Cookie
Convener; Mrs. Florence Corey,
former Ranger leader; Mrs.
Joyce Irwin, International
Representative; Mrs, Hazel
McCreath, Goderich, Division
Commissioner; Mrs. R. Kellins,
Ranger leader; Mrs. Lea Kuehl,
Mrs. Freda Slade (unable to
attend), Mrs. Marlene Thurlow,
the 1st Guide Company leaders;
Mrs. Deanna Delve, Mrs. Bonnie
Arnold, 2nd Guide Company
leaders; Mrs. Sharron Carter,
Mrs. Claudia Eastman, Mrs,
Donna Wood, 1st Brownie Pack
leaders; Mrs. Margaret Can telon,
Mrs. Viola Peterson, • Mrs.
Margaret Wonfor, 4th Brownie
Pack leaders.
Mr. Wonfor gave the blessing
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wins in their first games in the
Wednesday night division.
Steve Gibbings hit for six
points to lead team 3 ever 1.
Steve Steep contributed four
more points and Neil Colquhoun
and Dean Ryan each scored two,
Dave Hanley scored all four
points for team 1.
Paul Garrow and. Barry Welch
were the big guns for team 2 as
they won a big 32-1. victory over
team 4. Garrow's hot hand
contribUted 15 points to the
victory and Welch added nine
more. Kim Hodgins hit for four
points and Dave Clynick and
Gerald Cantelon two each.
Mike Howard sank a foul shot
for the lone point by team 4
who were stymied by the
efficient zone checking of team
2.
The margin for team 8 over
team 6 was much smaller. Jerry
Steegstra collected six points for
the winners with the others
coming from Micky McPherson
and Greg Butler.
Gord Gilfillan's deadly eye at
centre accounted for most of the
scoring as team 7 moved over
team 8 by a 30-0 count. Gilfillan
contributed 16 points to the
win. Bill Proctor scored six and
Paul Middleton two. Steve Cock,
who was filling in for one of the
' many missing regulars, added six-
points.
Orange
Lodge meets
BY F. McCLYMONT
South Huron County Orange
Lodge met in Seaforth last
Friday evening with an
attendance which filled the
Orange Hall with County Master
Lloyd Hem in charge.
Most Worshipful Grand
Master of Ontario West, Dave
Warden, of Listowel, was
present who gave a splendid
address also showed slides of his
trip to Scotland and Ireland lait
summer. A number of visitors
were present from North Huron.
A County Church Service will
be held in the United Church at
Varna on June 27. The July 12
celebration will this year be held
in Listowei; plans are being
made to hold it hi Goderich in
1972.