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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1971-06-24, Page 2Mrs. Gordon McKenzie of Seaforth (sitting) examines some of the teaching material prior to beginning the certified homemakers course at Clinton Public Hospital on recently. Watching here are Ross Milton, administrator of Huron Centre of Conestoga College which is running the course, H. A. Appel of Canada Manpower, Mrs. Estelle Wise, RR 3 Clinton, one of the students and Mrs. Helen LeBeau, Clinton, also taking the course. Rifle Club and husbands hold banquet ........... • ............... .......... • • .. .. • •• . ... ..... WALKER SALTINE CRACKERS lb. bon PARTLY SKINNED & DEFATTED READY TO EAT CENTRE CUT LOIN SMOKED HAM PORK CHOPS SHANK PORTION BUTT PORTION Ib 49,b 7! TOP VALU VARIETY PACK 061 69' MINCED HAM luL PRZ. CANADA mat HOtiit 2 25 GROWN NiRtY O 'ONIONS MEN RUNCHE. FRESH CHICKEN BREAST AND ,OR CHICKEN LEGS 59c LINK OR FARM STYLE BURNS SAUSAGE 5c SUE LAWSON 174, R! ST. UST *FR SOUND, On RS.ISAMELL MORTIN In-Oman st..missa, MRS. CE 1L ROOFS 1 vairmito RRANTFORD, ONT, MRS. LINA St. DENIS 31WI, SONNRFY St. WINDSOR, ON BONELESS IMPERIAL OVEN ROAST etb SZN1DE R CUT SWISS STEAK Tb FOR YOUR BARBEOUE CUT EXTRA THICK - BLADE STEAKS 7916 TOP VALU 6 VARIETIES 4 602. $.1 COOKED MEATS at pat GOLD SEAL RED SOCKEYE SALMON 74..6st tin LYONS PREMIUM' VALU TEA BAGS dr,t 69c J AvEX OFF, LIQUID BLEACH mit 39C BRONZE ODORANT DECORATOR D EO RIGHT GUARD 99c 7r. YORK FANCY ASSORTED VEGETABLES tnsA 39 CANNED '1 i.49 ARCTIC POWER POWDERED DETERGENT `ttiO9 boA 'riga" DR irk koRtS DFili LIDO ROSETTE MARSHMALLOW COOKIES 4 Pit '1 MACARONI KRAFT itgliF N. 7iyou PR Es. 1 'K PO Et KLEENEX ) I D FACIA L TISSUE 3o b,02,,,1 iirtieDItrris 39c iiiia"StEcktif I. SOU PREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER .49t KLEENEX ASSORT E0 COLOUR, PAPER TOWELS IRII 55` *CAIN FROZEN ORINREE CUT FRENCH FRIES '61 F01010 WAS ,2 lb. C IC bag MAXWELL'HOUSE ALL PURPOSE COFFEE 84 C 'AIR TWIN PACK LiCiRD DETERGENT 69c PORN FREE I ee. 0,10 POTEN SHAMPOO 't,!1.19 KRAFT CANADIAN SiNGEt CHEESE SLICES 41,' 39C 6 On June 12, 1971 the members of the Clinton Ladies Rifle Club and their husbands attended a banquet at the Clinton Legion Hall to mark the end of their 1970-71 year and to present its members with the awards earned during the past year. The Club participated in two competitions. One sponsored by C.I.L. Industries and the other by Gevelot of Canada. Following are the names of those who received the C.I.L. Bronze, Silver and Gold pins for prone position: Betty Andari, Pauline McMichael, Joyce Cook and Elaine Boyes who received her Bronze pin. C.I.L. Sitting crests were awarded to Marian McCann and Marj. Collins. The following received the 12 year old has best boat BY R. S. ATKEY Paul G. Parsons, 12, of 128 West Street, Goderich, was adjudged the winner of the prize for best decorated boat participating in the third annual Sail Past conducted by Goderich Power Squadron in Goderich Harbour, Sunday afternoon. A member of the 1970-71 Piloting Class given by the Power Squadron, Paul led off the Sail Past in his little sailing craft with home-made sail. Honourable mention was accorded Ted Davies, Clinton, commodore of Bayfield Yacht Club, on his sailboat with patriotic and floral motif; and R. S. "Dick" Atkey, Clinton, for his "flags-of-Canada" approach in a national setting on his inboard-outboard runabout, "Miss Clinton". Western Ontario District Commander., Roy P. Nield, Sarnia, assisted by Squadron Commander E. B. Menzies, Clinton, took the salute from the south pier, flanked by large Canadian and Canadian Power Squadron flags. Thirty-eight boats participated in the Sail Pasty including 15 sail boats, as against 18 all told last year when weather conditions Were Unfavourable. One thousand people lined vantage points hi Goderich Harbour to view the Sail Past. IF YOU WANT A LITTLE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY BUY OUR— GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES This interest is guaranteed on 5 year term purchases. Other terms available. Minimum deposit $500.00. Inteiest late sub/Pct to, change without not)ce VSTERLIitTR‘ 372 Bay St , TORONTO BY MARG RUDD Fiddlers Continued front Page 1. Fergus, the only woman in the competition in the Class A open competition. Third was Jerry St. Marie of London. The B ladies' open class was won by Linda Godkila, 12, of Walton. Second was Mrs. Ruby Little of Parkhill. Other classes and winners: Class C, 20 years and under: John Givens, 16, of Burford. Class D, 55 years and older: Alfred Renaud of Windsor. Class E, novelty fiddling: William Smith, 12, of Dunnville, Step-dancing: Class F, 12 and under: Lynn Kernighan, 11 of Komoka, Class H, 26 years and older: Robert Hatter, 79, of Exeter, No waiting for concrete to cure. Over 100 sizes in stock. THE EASY WAY 10 BUY BETTER CONCRETE STEPS Enhance the beauty and value of your 'home with pretest steel refefotted 'concrete Unit -Steps. Our installatien crew s work , , quickly and Phititvi 5274420 Sosfortli, Frank Kling Ltd. We hope that anyone interested in entering the Rose Show will note a -correction in two classes of the competition. The prize money in No. 10 and No, 11 items of the competition list were interchanged. Number 10 should read "Seven roses in container $1,25, first; 75c, second; and 50c, third." Number 11 should mad "Arrangement of climbers, $1.50, first; $1.00 second; and 75c, third, * * * Along with his renewal to the paper for another year, Mr. Ft%nk Whitmore of Hamilton sent a letter saying he thinks he has been a subscriber for fifty-five years. This surely must be a record of some kind. We'd be interested to hear if there are any others who have had subscriptions as long as that or perhaps longer. * * Two carloads of Rebekahs and Oddfellows from Clinton participated in the Guard of Honour when Benson Sutter was installed as Grand Patriarch of Ontario. * * * Harry Weymouth of the Clinton IOOF attended Grand Lodge sessions in Toronto last week and was present at Benson Sutter's installation. * * * Visiting the Clinton and Blyth area for a month are Mr. and Mrs. John Gould, Council, Idaho. They motored from Idaho to Thunder Bay with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Young of that city. The former is a brother of Mrs. Gould. From Thunder Bay they flew to Toronto and were met by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young of Clinton and John Young of Blyth, both brothers of Mrs. Gould. Prior to 1950, Mrs. Gould was the former Myrtle Young Murray and had nursed for approximately 25 years in various parts of, Ontario and in Clinton Public Hospital. In 1950 she married John Gould and took up residence in Idaho and has been ranching for the last 21 years. • * * The second annual golf tournament for teachers from all parts of Huron and Perth Counties was held at Oakwood Golf Club, Grand Bend recently. Fifty-four golfers from elementary (both Public and Separate) and high schools in Wingham, Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth, Stratford, Mitchell, St. Marys, Listowel and St. Columban participated. Last year only 16 persons took part. Mrs. Donna Hannon, a teacher at Central Huron Secondary School, was the women's winner of the All Pro Sport Trophy with a 50 for nine holes. The Men's winner of the Labatt's Trophy was Harold Wisternoff of Listowel . High School with 39 for nine hdles. * 4: * F/0 Reg Cook of London is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Ellen Cook for a few days. R'1. 4: Mrs. Don Pullen is very proud of her Irish setter, "Shillalah's Red Rogue". He was shown at the "Save The Children Dog Show" in Ottawa on June 17 and 18 and won Best Canadian Bred both days, He won two firsts for a total of four points which brought hiS total to 10 points, giving him his Canadian championship. Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Noble Grand of Huron Rebekah Lodge, Clinton, presided at the last meeting of this season op Monday evening. The election of officers for the next year was held and results are as follows: Mrs. Carrie Lobb, Noble Grand; Mrs. Irene Cantelon, Vice Grand; Mrs. Barbara Taylor, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Florence Miller, Financial Secretary; and Mrs. Mary Sutter, Treasurer. Mrs. Mary Grigg, Past Noble Grand, representative for the lodge, reported on the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario held at the Royal York Hotel last week. The group is invited to a pot luck supper at the summer cottage of Mrs. Clete Holland on June 30 with transportation being arranged by Norma and Mary Grigg. * * * A very enjoyable afternoon was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cook on Sunday, June 13. The occasion was the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, RR 1, Londesboro. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alf Buchanan, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchanan, John and David of Ilderton and Paul, Donna and Gary of Londesboro. After an outdoor supper the family presented Don and Alice with a coffee maker, * * * Master Jeff Cook is now home from Clinton Hospital after a stay of three weeks. * * * A list of successful candidates in examinations held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto follows: Grade 8 Piano, Honours, Louise Lovett; Kim I. Motomura; Pass, Connie L. Gibbings. Grade 7, Piano, First Class Honours, Linda K. Motomura; Honours, Rhoda M. Munnings; Karen R. Tyndall; Pass, Laurie D. Kernighan. Grade 6 Piano, Pass, Marian L. Doucette; Dana B. Morgan; V. Lynn Flowers and Michele A. Flowers (equal). Grade 5 piano, Honours, Patricia A. •Anstett; Janet E. Wonfor. Grade 3 Piano, Honours, Patrick W. Phillips; Marilyn R. wonfor. Grade 2 Piano, Honours, Margot G. Menzies; Nancy A. Hearn, John G. Wonfor, (equal); Jefferson L. Hearn. Successful candidates in Theory examinations were: Grade 1, First Class Honours, Lynn Flowers, Michele Flowers, Dana Morgan; Pass, Marian Doucette. • * 4: Miss Linda Blake, RR 2, Clinton has successfully completed her Grade 2 Theory with First Class Honours. She is a music student of Miss Cathie Potter. * * Because the First of July falls on Thursday this year, the paper will be coming out a day early. Consequently the DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS MOVED UP TO NOON ON MONDAY. * * * On Sunday last the members of Clinton Masonic Lodge paraded to_ St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church. Because it Was Father's Day an all male choir formed by the members of the congregation led the service. +0"0""ft.ovioS;ftswev".,- 2 Clinton News-Record. Thur.sday4 4une 24, 1971 Town Talk' 482-6633 M PaNCHEON MEAT tin 12 oz. held a competition for its own members for a silver spoon. There were two winners, Karen Scruton and Joyce Cook. Following the presentation of awards, Betty Andari, on behalf of the Ladies Rifle Club, presented Marj. and Eric Collins each with a desk set in appreciation of all the help and advice they gave the Club during the past year. After the dinner and presentations, everyone attended the Legion Social. OPP Report On Thurs. June 10 on No. 21 Hwy, at Dunlop (Jct. Huron Rd. 25) John Osborne, 56.5 gratIon Street, St. Laurent, Quebec and Edwin Andrew Bennett, 98 East Street, Goderich were involved in a two car accident resulting in extensive damage to the Osborne vehicle. On Sun. June 6 on No. 4 Hwy. north of Jct. Huron Rds. 10-12 (Kippen), Mark Russell., 15 Victoria Blvd., Box 45, Adastral Park, Ontario, was involved in a single car accident resulting in minor damage to his vehicle, Russell received injuries, On Sat. June 12 on Con, 12, Hullett Twp. east of No, 4 Highway, John Bylsrna, RR 1, Blyth was involved in a single car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle he was driving. On Sat. June 12 on Lot 79, Plan 5, Bayfield, Diana Laura Brochu, 170 Albert Street, Clinton struck a parked unattended vehicle owned by Henry Machowski, 350 Huron Street, Toronto 5„ resulting in minor damage to Mchowski vehicle. On Sat. June 12, 9171 on No. 15 County Road, east of No. 4 Hwy., Beverley George Jewitt, RR, 1, Clinton was involved in a single car accident resulting in damage to his vehicle. Passenger Jack Colquhoun, 200 Ontario Street, Clinton, received injuries. Charges — 50 H.T.A. — 33; C.C. — 1; L.C.A. — 16, 13 of which are minors. Warnings — 20. Safety Talks — 9; No. Schools — 1; No. Children — 272. Convictions — In Provincial Court, Criminal Division, Goderich, 9 persons convicted of H.T.A. offences, 6 convicted of L.C.A. offences. Shell Chemicals MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE ............................ . ........ • • Gevelot Junior 75 - 85 and 90 crests for prone shooting: Karen Scruton; Mari. Dobson; Anne Mitchell; Marian McCann; Marj, Collins; Betty Andari; Sheila Carter; Pauline McMichael; Joyce Cook; and Elaine Boyes. The following six members received the Gevelot Tyro award for prone, sitting and standing positions: Karen Scruton; Anne Mitchell; Marj. 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