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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1971-06-24, Page 1212 Clinton News-Record,. Thursday, June 24, 1971 George Currie, manager of Western Area of Ontario Hydro (right) presents Ontario Hydro Clinton Area employee Jack Irwin with a handbag, one of many gifts from Hydra to reward the 50 employees of the Clinton Area for 2841 working days without lost time due to an accident on the job. The Clinton office serves 9886 customers in an 1120 square mile area. Legion Branch installs officers ou.24 Fri. 25 sut.26 z.v.amcgiumco"mostav,wor.tmetromum,or _AR SOME MACHINES our ARE MORE THAN MOST MEN CAN HANDLE! Ml) RUSE BigiV0`2 -1 tm° CHUCK CONNORS heeds a bend of seven ruthless snetcanedd$ E KILLTNE ILL fin COW Sun.27 Mon.28 tu.29 COLOR OPENS AT 100 P.R. ► PHONE 524-11101 #smistor DRIVE.IN THEATRE - CODMCH A' r:ONC(SSION P9 THEsnmeff NURSES i earning fast THE oI INVINCIBLE Six KILLERS AND THIEVES! IF THEY LIVE, THEY'LL END UP AS HEROES! 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111P 'They re *or . ;!, .21 t Fa ESTRICTIED ADMITTANtl AO MONS IS flail OF $.01 as 4111101 SUNDAY, July 4, McClure reunion, Kinburn Hall, 334 miles north of Seaforth, 334 Miles west. Provide own picnic basket. Beverage will be supplied. —25b THURSDAY, July 1, Chicken Barbeque, Bayfield United Church, 4;30 p.m, lh chicken, $1.75; 1/4 chicken, $1.00, Homemade salads and dessert. —24, 25 26b THURSDAY, June 24, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m, Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers. A FEW seats still available on the chartered bus for Pelee Point leaving June 3. For information call 482-7627. —25b ENTERTAINMENT Country and Western ' Red Knight Lounge Elgin Fisher Trio also Entertainment in the Ladies and Escorts Room Tasty Snacks Ample Free Parking COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH, ONT. 24tfn STRAWBERRY supper, St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, ' Wednesday, June 30, 5-7 p.m. Adults, $2.00 Children 12 and under $1.00. Preschoolers free. —25b TUESDAY, June 29, Bingo Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. —tin Kinsmen Raceway LARGE NEW READABLE TOTE BOARD -CLINTON • ONTARIO Clinton HARNESS RACING Peeturing . , 10 RACES • - PAM MUM. WAGERING DAILY DOUBLE-- EXACTOR - CANNELLA SPEEDYg*: SEE BROWN'S FOR ONE OF THESE LOWER PRICED RELIABLE UNITS (JUST RIGHT FOR THAT SECOND VEHICLE YOU NEED) 1966 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4-door Sedan. 8 cylinder automatic transmission, radio, original finish in excellent condition. Lit. No. K42977. Safety checked. ONLY 1095 1965 RAMBLER CLASSIC 4-door Hardtop, 283 V-8 engine, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio and many other extras. Fully checked over. Lic. No. K43028. A sharp car at Si000 1966 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4-doer Sedan. V-8, automatic transmission, radio. Safety checked. Top transportation. Lic. No, X42879. Special this week at $945 1965 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4-door Sedan. 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, one owner 1001 car, fully safety checked, radio. Lie. No. K45313. ONLY ,595 USED TRUCKS 1967 FORD ECONOUNE 1095 1965 CHEVROLET CHEVY-VAI4 Six cylinder, standard transmission, one local Owner. The Van to do many jobs. Lie. No.,30i 64B AT$695 %.°"---)-4BROWN movoitium ,014re 141/243211 USED CARS 011WITINOCS 0 COM** WOW) Jr Heavy duty, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, exterior finish in good 'condition, good tires. Lic. No. Y35555. Priced at ONLY YOUR FRIf NEW( CM( YDOI AT o.,<4 01(0,m(1R1I (.1 $595 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-door Sedan, Automatic transmission, economical 6 cylinder engine, reclining seats, fully safety checked. Lic. No. K35931. A buy at Legion Auxiliary holds last meeting of season ANNUAL Memorial service will be held June 27, 1971 at 2:30 p.m. at Ball's Cemetery. —25b TELEVISION & RECORDING ARTIST SATURDAY, .June 26, attend SPRING FLING at. Clinton Community Centre. Dance to music of Bluetones; tickets $6.00 per coupte. Sponsored by Kinettes and Kinsmen Club of Clinton, —22-2514 WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1971, Huron County Pork Producers' Pork Barbeque, Seaforth Arena, from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults, $2.50, Children 12 and under, $1.00. Dance to follow. For tickets, contact Alfred Warner, RR 1, Bayfield, 482-3207 or George Campbell, RR 1, Seaforth, 527-1747. —24, 25, 26b FRIDAY, June 25, ROSE SHOW, Clinton Citizens' Horticultural Society, in Town Hall, 2:30 p.m. — 9:15 p.m. Door prize, silver collection. —24, 25b CASH BINGO: Legion Hall, Seaforth, Friday, June 25th, 8:15 p.m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes admission $1.00. Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds welfare work. —2tfn RUMMAGE SALE — Saturday June 26th at 1:30 p.m. Salvation Army, Goderich. —25 FORTY-SECOND Stephenson Reunion, Sunday, July 4, • Seaforth, Lions Park. Supper 5 p.m. Bring basket lunch, dishes and silverware. Tea and Freshie provided. 'Please extend this invitation to members of your family. —25, 26b Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake wish to invite friends, relatives and neighbours to an OPEN HOUSE at their home in Holmesville on Sunday, June 27, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on the, occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. No gifts please. 25b At 8:30 p.m., June 14, at a special installation meeting, a team from Mitchell, consisting of Chairman, W. Murphy, and members, Cliff Norman, Mrs. Una McDougall, Jim Mabb, Fred Scott, Ken Scott, W. Cardwell and Mrs. Verna Hube, very ably assisted by Sgt.-At-Arms, Alex Ellens, installed the new officers and executive for Branch 140 and the Ladies' Auxiliary. The meeting was opened by Past President, Black, and, although there was a good crowd, members were noticable by-their absence. Guests for the evening were District Commander, Rollie Russell of Galt; Past District Commander, AI Nicholson of Egmondville; Zone Commander, Ted Elliott of Brussels; Deputy Zone Commander, Harold Chambers of Goderich; Zone Commander, Cec Rickert of Galt; District Service Officer, F. Hammer of Waterloo; and the Secretary of Branch 530 Waterloo, Mrs. Ivy Hammer. A special guest at the installation was Nancy MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Erie St., Clinton. Nancy advanced to the District level in the Legion sponsored Public Speaking Contest last winter in the senior class of the public school division and gave the Branch a sample of her capabilities by repeating her speech. The topic "Cerebral Palsy And A Friend Anne" was very well received by all present. How such a young girl can get up in front of so many and do so well is something the "old sweats" really appreciate. Congratulations were given and a small token of a pen and pencil set was presented by Past President, Black. Good going Nancy! Bert Gray, Principal of the Clinton Public School had the honour of introducing Nancy and said, "It gives me 4 tremendous pleasure," AS a result of the installation, the following are the new officers and executive for Branch 140: Past President, Harold Black; President, Harvey Crich; First Vice-President, George Campbell; Second Vice-President, John Deeves; Sgt.-At-Arms, Percy Brown; Secretary, Gerd Deagleish; Treasurer, Cam Proctor; chaplains, Rev. Mowatt and IteV. Youmatoff; Colour Sgt., Cliff Sandercock; Executive — Ray Bentley, Bill Harris, Harvey Hayter, Harry Merriman, Bill Mutch, Hal Walsh, Dick P'remlin and Rene Bracher. Par the Ladies' Auxiliary we now have: Past President, Bessie Black; President, Betty Brown; First Vice-President, Lena Kingswell; Second Vice-President, Marg Thorndyke; Sgt.-At-Arms, Wonnetta Holland; Secretary, Dot McLean; Treasurer, Jean Colquhoun; Executive — Helen Bisback, Gladys East, Gerry Harris, Helen Hoggart, Wonnetta Holland, May 25 was a gala night for the officers and members of Huron Lodge, No. 377, when guests from St. Marys, Forest, Seaforth, Mitchell, Woodham, Toronto arid Murphy Lodge, 710, Clinton, joined in the 50th anniversary celebration. A delicious turkey dinner was served by Mrs. Elliott's group of U.C.W. in the Ontario Street Church Hall. The toast to the Queen was proposed by Mr. Tom Deeves, Clinton, after the national anthem. Rev. Wonfor led in the Grace. The guest of honour, Mrs. McKnight of Toronto, was presented with a corsage of red roses. Brucefield BY MRS. H. F. BERRY Mrs. Elgin Thomson attended the Rebekah Assembly in Toronto last week. Mrs. A. Paterson and Mrs. Chas. Snelling visited with friends at Port Colbouree for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson spent the weekend with relatives at Freeland, Michigan. Mrs. V. Hargreaves and Mrs. Melvin Graham attended the funeral of Mrs. Hargreaves' uncle, Mr. Thomas Sheldon. Mrs. Elsie Forrest fell and fractured a bone in her hand. Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh, Toronto, are visiting With Mrs. W. Haugh and Miss Christine IVIeNaughtoti. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broadfoot visited with Mr. Btoadfoot's parents ovet the weekend. Rev. B. D. Stuart will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will take place. Mr. and Mrs, V. Hargreaves spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Henderson, IrigersoIl. PICTURE Louella Leppington, and Elsie Morrell. As a closing for the business part of the meeting, Past President of the Ladies, Bessie Black, presented a cheque of $500 to the Legion Branch. The evening closed in a social gathering with music supplied by Tony Nutter and his accordion and a roast beef lunch was served. The head table guests were introduced by W. M. of Clinton, Mrs. Don Pickard: Most Worshipful Past Grand Mistress of Ontario West, Margaret McKnight, Toronto; Rev. and Mrs. Wonfor; Mrs. Lean, W. M., Forest; Mrs. Murray Garrett, W. M., Seaforth; Mrs. Steffen, W. M., Mitchell; Mr. Robt. Cook, Master of Murphy Lodge, D. M.; Mrs. Roby Cook, Immediate Past M.; Mrs. N. W. Heard; Mrs. Oliver Jacques, W. M., Woodham; Mrs. Ruby Dunsette, W. M., St. Marys. The toast to Huron Lodge was proposed by Mrs. Jacques and responded to by Mrs. P. Harrison. On behalf of the guests, Mrs. N. W. Heard thanked Mrs. Elliott and her group for the dinner that had been served. Mrs. Elliott spoke briefly in reply. The members and guests then went to the Lodge Room where the regular meeting was held. Receiving grand lodge honors were: Most Worshipful Past Grand Mistress of Ontario West, Sis. Margaret McKnight; Right Worshipful Sir Knight, Oliver Jacques, Past Master of Ontario West; Past Master of Lambton County of Orange and Mack, Bro. C. Zimmerman. During the evening, Mrs. Pickard presented Mrs. McKnight with a gift on behalf of lodges present. Congratulations and greetings were extended front all lodges present. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the. Royal Canadian Legion held their final meeting before September on Monday, June 7, with the retiring President, Mrs. Harold Black, in the chair. Motions were made to raise the history bursary, which the Auxiliary presents to a deserving student, from $50 to $75, and to donate $500 to the Legion men towards repairing drainage around Legion Hall, A bowling team, composed of Marg Thorndyke, Gerry Harris, Wonnetta Holland, Elsie Murrell, Bessie Black and Marion Priseille, recently won second prize at a tournament held at Seaforth, Elsie Murrell won share-the-wealth and Helen The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Conservation Club took place at the beautiful home of Mrs, Laura Emmerson, Huron Road, in the form of a pot luck supper, with 18 answering the roll call and one visitor present. The President, Mrs. Bessie Bissett chaired the committee. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Marg Rumball. They were approved and carried by Mrs. Muriel Buyers, and seconded by Mrs. Marg Carter. The treasurer's report was then read by Mrs. Marg Reynolds. This report was then moved and carried by Mrs. Jean At the close of lodge the draws were made — prizes going to: First, $25, Jim Riddell, R. R. 3, Clinton; second, $15, Debby Pickard, R. It. 4, Clinton; anti third, $10, Mr. Tom O.Connell, Clinton. The birthday gifts were won by Mrs. Garrett, Bayfield; Mrs. Tom O.Connell, Clinton; Mrs. M. McKnight, Toronto; Mrs. John Oldfield, Seaforth; and Mrs. Mildred Mills, St. Marys. The evening was brought to a close with serving of birthday cake, ice cream, tea and coffee. 1 Bisback won attendance draw. President, Bessie Black, congratulated the newly-elected executive and thanked the members for their fine help and co-operation during her term of office. Frances Porter was thanked and congratulated for her work in designing the Auxiliary float, which captured first prize in the parade on Spring Fair. A most generous gift of a fine gavel was presented to the Auxiliary by Past President, Helen Bisback. This has been needed by the Auxiliary for years, and was very much appreciated. Lunch was served following the meeting. inveatipata conditions BEFORE entering the Water, and alwaya'swlm, with a buddy. BROWNIE' DRIVE-IN BOX OFFICE OPENS AT MN P FIRST SHOW AT DUSK CLINTON ONTARI WED.-THURS.-FM.4A JUNE 23-24-25-26 "WOODSTOCK THE ROCK FESTIVAL ON THE ME with the music grooving and 400,000 persons doing their THIN (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Color Carton Due to length of movie one showing nightly at approx 9: SUN. - MON. TUES. JUNE 27-28-29 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" In Color Barbara Derld AbAIMANC/ 10 tt.10141 Sharon Tate Patty Duke Ton 00 A{111 011 0,11, Susan Haywar "BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" A•MIT AN r Dolly Reed CynthiaoiorMye In c Cartoon WEDNJUNDEAY300NLY — Comedy - Action - Horror Special Holiday Shov Giant Triple Bill :TARRY ON UP THE KHYBER" The Carry On Gang "THE MINISKIRT MOB" (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Jeremy Slate . 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"''' ''' .....•,.. to)dwyn 1 Starner DANNY a *. a., 'VIRGINIA MAYO snrl Ei DOW XARLOFF : KA YE yammonomomonommomonotommitimiNtomommommoimommommomomimorg Huron Lodge holds 50th anniversary with dinner Harness Races fiery Sunday JUNE L La OCT. 31 P-26:0051 ADVANCE SALT OF FiROGRAMS IN CLINTON Advance programs will be available Saturdays at the Cloud Bartliff's Bakery and Restaurant and Srnith'S Office 9 11 aibienis, Hotel Clinton and at *Billiards and Bawling, —Comfotiable Grandstand Concession Booth -6—Good Parking Facilities —NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE BOARD —NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI TOTE MACHINES —SHELTERED BETTING AREA • - sssssesssee,e :;When you're ready to :ii,ithe day...see the beatitiful. RAINBOW LINE INVITATIONS AND ,ANNOUNCEMENTS ANOTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton ► And Seaforth .2.7.0 52, Ladies Conservation club plans bus trip Steep, and seconded by Mrs. Dorothy Gauley. Mrs. Laura Emmerson reported 23 paid up members. During the business portion of the meeting, the bus trip was planned, The destination set upon was "Ontario Place," The bus is to leave the club house at 8 a.m. on July 17. There will be a few seats available for this trip. If anyone other than members of the club care to go, phone Mrs. Emmerson at 482-9788 on or before July 9. Draw tickets were sold by Muriel Buyers and the draw was won by Mrs. Emmerson. The meeting was then ,adjourned by Mrs. Noreen Elliotte and seconded by Agnes Glazier, wishing everyone the best for a "Happy Holiday". The next meeting is to take place at the club on September 16. BINGO BINGO BINGO Harborlite Inn WEDNESDAY, .JUNE 30 FIRST GAME — 8i3O DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 The 25C1 MUST GO! Sponsored by Goderich Lions Club a