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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-03-16, Page 7SOYA'. RUBOR:: 00011.;.' IMPARTED BOOTS • . CLEARING 5. irs,o00_ • CANADIAN .MADE - ,BOOTS. 1.-0% OFF.,, (FOR WEEK ONLY.) AIKENS: KITCHEN CUPBOARD HARDWARE Aluminum Doors & Windows Railings Awnings Glass cut to size RUSSELL L. JERVIS 64 Albert Street 482-9390 COME See The Bargain Table BUY SE(! Remington /ExcLusivE PREMIUM MASTER, Sizes "F"" OR «G"78-14 . WHITEWALLS Installed & Balanced $2 2 -50 ea. CLERE-VU AUTO WRECKERS DIAL .482-32 1 RR 2 Clinton one and Lyle Bridge, Wayne Campbell and Ed Haines scored singles. B. Duttman scored for Blyth, The host club bounced back to take the consolation trophy when K, Pollard scored twice and B. Duttman once in a 3.2 win over Brussels, Scott Rogers and John Adams scored for Brussels. HURON COUNTY 4-H Organization Meetings 1. Clinton Town Hall, Tuesday, March 21st, 1972 at 2:00 P,M. —Bayfield 4-H Dairy Calf Club —North Huron 4-H Horse & Pony Club 2. Blyth Public School, Tuesday, March 21st, 1972 at 8:00 ' P.M. —Blyth 4-H Dairy Calf Club —Blyth-Belgrave 4-H Beef Calf Club —Blyth 4-H Corn Club The Huron County 4-H Machinery Maintenance Club and the Huron County 4-H Conservation Club will be organized at a later date. Enrolment forms can be filled out and handed in at the Organizational Meeting for these clubs and any other clubs that you may wish to join.,,You may.also enroll by sending your application form to the Ontario Department of Agriculture & Food, Box 159, Clinton, Ontario. All boys and girls who have reached their 11th birthday by January 1st, 1972, and have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1972, are invited to join one of these clubs. If you are a parent who would like to see your child join a 4-H Club, please feel free to contact Leonard MacGregor, Extension Assistant, Ontario Department of Agriculture & Food at 482-3428 or in the evenings at 482-7956. HURON COUNTY 4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB LEADERS' ASSOCIATION Give lo Easter Seals. CLINTON LIONS CLUB Easter Seals CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S COMMITTEE Objective for 1972 $1,250.00 $625.00 for crippled children assistance in Clinton and district and $625.00 to the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. Overall Ontario Objective: 5 1.627400.00 Send Your Donation Today In The Pink Envelope to CLINTON LIONS CLUB P.O. Box 419 CLINTON, ONTARIO —50th year of service to crippled children by the Ontario Society. —36th year of service to Clinton area crippled children by Clinton Lions Club. Make This Year's Gift a Healthy One! CLINTON LIONS CLUB EASTER SEALS CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S COMMITTEE A. Laurie Colquhottn, Chairman, tatter Seals Committee Antoine "Red" Garon, President, Clinton Lions Club Hayfield skating club has hit show CLINTON FARM & GARDEN M. W. Durst CENTRE 482-9333 PURINA FEEDS & FARM SUPPLIES •Animal health products • Field grain and seed corn • Hay and pasture mixtures *Garden and lawn seed and fertilizers • Pet foods, toys and supplies "Quality Merchandise at a Fair Price" OPEN DAILY & FRIDAY EVENINGS CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY BIG SAVINGS on FINAL SNOWMOBILE CLEARANCE G.P. '16434:—New (List $1565) Sacrifice Price $ 1 265 "64,3"—Dorn0 (List $1565) Sacrifice Price '$ 1 200 2 E.W. "433" —New (List $1350) Sacrifice Price 175 USED YAMAHAS SS-238-,-New Maier Sacrifice Price S6 2 5 SS.396 Sacrifice Price $625 '10-351 Yamaha Sacrificb Price $245 OTHERS' h,o, tnoeitio Pike $3 25 Hardie ElectrieNew Condition Sacrifice Peio $595, q6.24" Olympic Sacrifice 'Pelee $495 ARCHER'S PA .M SALES & SERVICE LINTON 402.910 BY MILVENA ERICKSON "THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS" The theme chosen for the Hayfield Figure Skating Club for their annual ice carnival was "Through The Looking Glass" (music from Walt Disney), It was a joy to see as the young skaters beautifully and gracefully presented their solo and routine numbers in their gaily coloured Costumes; highlighted by the Arena itself being artistically decorated with spring flowers, silver stars and coloured lights surrounding the entire ice surface. Coloured spot-lights focused on the skaters as they performed to a capacity audience. The solo numbers showed an ever increasing ability in composition and performance effected by many hours of practice by the senior skaters of the Club, The routine of the junior skaters was delightful, not only in their performance but in the confident manner in which it was presented; and shows great potential for future carnivals by our Bayfield Club. A special routine by the Club professionals, Fran and Bruce Brady, in fast dance numbers and slower tempos was much enjoyed by the audience as well as the skaters. The Ice Carnival is presented for the pleasure of the community and is the Club's way of sharing the work being done in the area of figure skating. Following the finale by the entire cast and the pros, little Tracey Wallis and Andrew Bullen presented gifts from the Club to Mr. and Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Lorna Merrier won the draw for the electric blanket and Mary Rathwell was the winner of a $10 voucher for skating equipment. The skaters,who performed in the, production included coach Danielle Simons as Alice; coach Shirley McFadden as the White Rabbit; coach Nancy Graham as Mock Turtle; Dancing Turtles were Kim Hayter, Lori Consitt, Cindy Talbot, Anne Talbot, Kathy Talbot, Lori Talbot, Tracey Hayter, Debbie Siertsema, Anne Haw, Lisa Telford, Lori Hayter and Tracey Wallis. Chessmen were Trevor Scotchmer, Andrew Bullen, Edward Bullen, John McLeod, Joanne Mackie, Joanne chainart,,grAy, Cluff and Wendy Turner; coach Karen Brandon as Queen of Hearts and Cards, Dawn Emma McLeod, Kathy McFadden, Sharon Bunn, Peggy Beach, Shirley Brandon and Norma Garrett; coach Richard Simons as the Walrus and coach Catherine Westlake as the Carpenter; Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee were Dawn Merner and Robert Siertserna respectively; Backward People, Mary Rathwell, Patti Lynn Greer, Crystal Huffman, Bonnie Makins, Karen Talbot and Connie Talbot; and the White Queen was coach Lorilee McClinchey. Mr. Bob Orr was in Clinton Public Hospital overnight last Tuesday where he received several stitches to close a head and ear injury suffered from a falling limb while working in a bush. BEAN SUPPER HELD 'Thursday, March 2, a meeting was held at the home of John Siertsema to plan a "Bean Supper" for March 18. The men of St. Andrews United Church are doing the planning, serving and cleaning up after the supper. Those present at the organizational meeting were Don Haw, Don Campbell, Ray Scotchmer and Rev. J. Reddock, The wives also attended to give a little "free" advise in this new venture. (For further particulars, see Coming Events, this issue of the Clinton News,Record,) . 4-H CLUB Hayfield 4-H Club regular Weekly meeting was held at the home of Mrs, Audrey Bunn, Monday evening, March 6. President Theresa Steegstra " opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and motto. Secretary Cindy Middleton read the minutes of the previous meeting. The Club discussed plans for their exhibit for Achievement Day to be held in Goderich Saturday, May 6 and discussed the handout sheets and filled them in. Demonstrations of eiNienommemmummisia BAYFIELD BARBER SHOP WILL BE OPEN Thursday Evenings-5-9 p.rti. and Pridny Evenings-,-.5-9 p.m. ONLY BEAUTY SHOP OPEN for busine ss daily as usual excepting WEDNESDAYS, 11,I2b 11111111001101111111111111111111.111101.11. Understitebing of facings by Mrs. Margaret .Garrett; elastic. Casings by Mrs. Audrey Bunn and .140e trim by Mrs. Joan Merner were carried out. Bach girl is to make an eyelet and lace trim sample for their next meeting and were also given" an. ssignment to be done for their Club exhibit, ie—flat fell seam, bias trim, lettering, lace edgings, etc, Mrs, Joan Merner is hostess for the next meeting at her home on Monday, March 13. 1st BAYFIELD CUBS At the regular cub meeting held Wednesday evening, March 8 in the Municipal Building with 27 cubs present Akela Percy Renner invested Darren Telford, Robert Boyes, Ricky Johnston, David Martens and David Sturgeon, During the investiture, the mothers of the cubs put on their sons' scarves with the exception of Ricky Johnston who's father, Don, a former Akela of the pack was brought forward to do the honours for his son. Rangers Valerie Merner, Norma Garrett and Faith Renner assisted Akela by leading in the games and answering questions on scouting. These girls are working on badges for their Ranger work. • Instruction in knotting was carried out by Baloo, Ken Knights, assisted by the Rangers and the reviewing of the Law and Promise with the new chums was done by Akela. The cubs who have not brought in their registration fees are asked to do so for the next meeting, Wed. evening, March 15. The Ladies Auxiliary meeting to Cubs, Sea Scouts, Rangers and Brownies will be held at the home of Mrs. Dawna Westlake on Tuesday, March 21 at 8:30 p.m. Mothers of these young people involved are asked to attend as membership is lagging badly; and don't forget your 1972 dues. UCW The meeting of Unit II of the United Church Women of St Andrews, Hayfield was held Wednesday evening, March 8 at the home of Mrs. Don Flaw with 19 members present. In the absence of the leader, Mrs. Ted Dunn (who was in hospital in Exeter where she gave birth to a daughter on March 4) Mrs. Ross Merrill conducted the meeting,. 'The Devotional period was led by Mrs. John Scotchmer assisted by Mrs. Don Campbell, Mrs. Elva Metcalf repeated the talk on Angola given the previous week to Unit I. Plans were made for the Spring Bake Sale and Tea to be held in the Sunday School Rooms, April 15. A letter was read asking for donations of remnants—printed cottons and also wool pieces for quilts, to be included in parcels to go to Angola. Each group is being asked for specific articles. The Children's Aid Society have asked for volunteers to make pyjamas. The flannelette is being provided. Already some of the members have completed several pairs. Anyone wishing to help in this worthy cause please contact Mrs. John Siertsema. A translation of a recent letter from our adopted child, Ilca Ardilla of Columbia, South America was received, which said in part— "I greet you with much love. I received the monthly contribution and cash gifts; with the money I bought a new dress for me and for my sister and paid the school tuition.I am doing well in school and I can now sign my name." Goodbye says your foster child Ilea. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Hostesses were Mrs. John Semple, Mrs. Arnold Makins and Mrs. Bert Greer, Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Higgins Were in Brantford for two days last Week attending the funeral of a friend, Miss Lynn Brandon, Wingham, spent the weekend with her parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. HOUSE OP COUPAL BASIC HAIRDRESSING A teaching institution staffed by professional, instructors and proven stylists. • A school whose main interest is the development and preparation of students for the hairdresser trade examination leading to an Ontario interim certificate of qualification. • Classes start first Monday of the month, For more information, brochures, etc. direct your inquiries to: Mr. George Yorke, General Manager House of Coupe], Basic Hairdressing 21 Dupont St. E., Waterloo, Ont. Telephone (519)579-6120 Licensed by the Ontario. .0epartnient of Uthour Ken Brandon, Karen, Pat, Blair, Harold and Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. R'. J. Larson spent last weekend in London as the guests of their son, daughter,. in4aw and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Larson and Karen. Mr. and Mrs, Glen Smith of Brantford Were recent visitors with his mother, Mrs, L. B. Smith. Mr, and Mrs, Ed Rowse, Jim, Cathy, Vicki, Jill and Dale were with her mother, Mrs. L. B. Smith this past weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Leonard of Wiilowdale spent some time with her mother, Mrs. E. Featherstoneat Hensall and also visited with relatives in the area during the weekend. Miss Debbie Hopf and two girlfriends, Patti and Chris, all of Wellesley, visited for the weekend with Mrs, Margaret Garrett, Norma, Diane and John. Mr, Ron Knight and daughters 'Jackie and Sandy visited for a recent weekend with his mother, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, We are pleased to report that Mrs, Robert Turner was released from Goderich General Hospital during the weekend. Miss Patricia Payne, London was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Warner Payne and brothers Paul and Peter over the weekend. Mrs. J. M. Atkinson, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Pence, Stephen and Robert, Rochester, Michigan spent the weekend at the Atkinson home. Mr. Stuart Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Michigan was a visitor in the village Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Myrtle Pease and Irvin, London were at their village home this past weekend. A surprised and surprising Hayfield team walked off with the Blyth house league tournament Peewee championship trophy on• Saturday night when they upset favoured Belgrave in an exciting final. It was hard to know who was more surprised when Hayfield took a 4.0 lead, their opponents Belgrave or the Hayfield team. Bayfield took the big lead into the dressing room after the second period on two goals by Allan Jesen and singles by Marvin Merner and Tom Telford. Belgrave came out for the third period ready to fight hack and they did score two goals but couldn't catch up to the determined Bayfield team who were playing in their first tournament ever, There were many fans from the lakeside village on hand to celebrate when the team won, Hayfield had gained the final with a 6-0 win over Brussels. Blair Brandon scored four goals and Terry Blok and Allan Jesen scored singles. Belgrave's semi-final win had been even more impressive, 10-1 over Blyth. Bradley Cook scored four for Belgrave, Garry Hopper Clinton New$-Fiecorcl, Thursday, March 16. 1972- This Bayfield Pee Wee team,Saturday, won the Blyth tournament championship by beating Belgrave 4-2. Members of the team are: coach, Don Johnston; front row, (L. to R.) Tommy Telford, Wes. Gozzard, Paul Westlake, Mike Telford, Mike Warner; second row, Larry Bunn, Billy Campbell, Marvin Merner, Doug. Beach, Allan Jensen, Jimmy Mackie, Terry Block; third row, Peter MacVean, James Armstrong, Blair Brandon, Tom Hill and Philip Erb. Bayfield Peewees win championship RE DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Pursuant to by-law 10-61, all dogs in Village of Bayfield shall be confined to own property as of March 15, 1972. Dog tax is now due and payable at the Municipal Office during hours of 2-4 p.m. daily, except Saturday. D. J. GRAHAM Clerk, Village of Bayfield.