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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-16, Page 5BIG AND BOLD THE NEW '73 EXCITING, RUGGED, TOP-PERFORMANCE, DEPENDABLE. EIGHT EXCITING MOMS ' TO CHOOSE FROM. See Boa-Ski's new instrumentation panel, deep padded seat, wide stance skis and exciting stylings. There's more t Boa-Ski. frmn'S bea Irtiaild in the show TRAVEL0ON SALES A SERVICE 4-401-.ts WEST 03,4464 For a Strong Voice at County Council ELECT BILL CRAWFORD DEPUTY REEVE for ,Towovol,Clintorr' * As Finance Chairman, Clinton enjoyed no increase in taxes and no loss in public service. * Served on Industrial Committee * Served on Public Works Committee * Served on General Government Committee * Served on By-law Committee * Chairman of Clinton Winter Carnival Working to provide jobs for Clinton's Youth. ADVANCE POLLS for TOWN OF CLINTON WILL BE HELD IN CLINTON TOWN HALL NOVEMBER 27, 1972 FROM 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. and DECEMBER 2, 1972 FROM 11;00 a.m,-0:00. p.m. REGULAR POLLING DAY WILL BE DECEMBER 4, 1972 FROM 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Elections will be held on these dates for the positions of MAYOR and DEPUTY-REEVE. C. CAMERON PROCTOR Clerk-Treasurer Town of Clinton 40.19020,„, ,• „r. NOVEMBER DAP10E RAY -GELD COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25' Music By STAR TREX DANCING 9:30 p.m.-1:0U 0.M. ADMISSION $2.50 per person LUNCH PROVIDED Clinton OVIerro)ricil Slum PRYDI and SON CLINTON EXETER — SEAFORTH LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE CLARENCE DENOMME DAYS NIGHTS 482.9505 4132,00Q4 325 Bay St. N., Hamilton, Ontario Division of ACORN LUMBER COMPANY In Business Over 50 Years *$'144AVAVAIVAVIAVAVAVAVAVAVA'i7iVAVAttNgi Barnett! Senior Citizens held Christmas dinner OY MILVENA ERICKSON Bayfield Senior Citizens and their guests held their annual ChTistreas Dinner, Wed, evening, Nov. 8 in the Corn , Munity Centre, A Mal of 68 sat down to a delicious roast beef dinner. Sleeted at the head table with the president, Clair Merner and his wife Dorothy, were the meme berI3 of the Committee; first viee- preeident and card secretary, Mrs, Carrie Heard; second vice- preeident and press reporter, Mrk L. W. Scotcluner; secfetary, Mre. R. J, Larson and her huband Rheney; treasurer, Mre, Vina Parker and her huAand Bill; also the past preSident, Mrs. Mabel Hopson, who now resides in Clinton. Happy November Birthday wishes were sung to Mrs. Mary Weirton, Mrs, Dorothy Weston, Mr H. Ormond, Mr, Ken Lynn and Mrs. Myrtle Parker our Senior Citizen's very talented pianist who played for a sing- song led byMrs. Maude Sturgeon and Clair Merrier. A few games of euchre were plaked with prizes going to Mrs. Mary Weston, Mrs. Carrie Heard, Mrs. Edna Mote, George Claylc, Art Dutton and George Lindsay, PLEA The Banquet Committee that cater to weddings, banquets etc., at the Community Centre is put- ting out an S,O.S. Some of the original and regular workers, due to health reasons, cannot carry on as before. They feel certain that in our Village there are women whO would be happy to help, but feel they would be interfering, or peilhaps have helped the odd time, but neglected to state they could help regularly. No one would be interfering as it is all volunteer and we would very much appreciate your help. The prbfit we make goes to'ard helping complete the arena and pay expenses there. If this committee has to disband for:lack of kitchen help, and the prOfit now being turned in is no longer available, it would make it more difficult for the Centre to ,carry on. if you feel you can help on a reasonably regular basis or even only occasionally, please do not heSitate to phone for further in- formation or to volunteer help fit( WS Jean Lindseynr to 'Mrs.' Lillian Turner. 4-H CLUB Meeting number seven was held at the home of Mrs. K. Bunn says Connie Talbot. At this meeting the menu was chocolate chip cookies made by Connie Talbot and Shirley Brandon. While the cookies baked, they diScussed a buffet supper: what Nods to serve; how; in what or- dee; and time. They had to prove our knowledge of cooking. The next meeting is a buffet supper and all mothers of 4 H members are invited next Tqesday night at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marg Garrett. At the 'end of the meeting, everyone enjoyed the chocolete- chip cookies, SEA RANGER 9n Wednesday, Nov. 8 the See Rangers attendance at the meeting were, Shirley Brandon, Dawn 11i*Lono4 dinvee The Ideal Gift Each piece of jewellery custom-made with different birthstones representing everyone in yQur family. CLINTON StAPORT1:I MAIIVIVAWAVIAMIZAAVVAVAVAVAVO*1 „ Her Christmas Different Styles to choose from Also available, family charms, Grandmother charm bracelets *Ulla* engraved with chlid'a name and birthdotia. lei(' news ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. FAMILY RINGS Order now to ensure Christmas delivery FOR You and your loved ones are, each represented by yOur own birthstone. Mcillwain, Joan Schilbe, Diane Schilbe, Cathy McFadden, Laura Taman and Ronnie Makins, Absent were Piano Garrett, Sharon Bunn, Kathy Martine and Cathy Merrier. Skipper Mrs. Gozzard gave out Achievement, Badges to Shirley Brandon, Dawn McLeod, Joyce Mallwain, Diane Schilbe and Bonnie Makin.s, We 4,150 attended at the Remembrance Day parade at the Cenotaph last Sunday when Sea Ranger Shirley Brandon and Brownie Cindy Cluff, join- tly laid a wreath. ST. ANDREWS ACW St. Andrew's United Church Women Unit Two held their November meeting at the home of Kathleen Siertsema, with 19 members and 2 visitors present, President, Jean Dunn opened the meeting with the Unit prayer. Phyllis Campbell read the minutes of The last meeting and the roll call was answered by each person naming a dif- ferent fruit. After some business, Marilyn Haw and Kathleen Siertsema demonstrated some things that can be made with Ontario Fruit. They learned it by attending the Ontario Fruit cooking school in Clinton, After completion of business, lunch was served and all were able to sample the fresh fruit with dressing, pumpkin squares and cherry delight, which had been prepared earlier in the meeting. The December meeting will be held in the Church with more demonstration of booking with fruit. The new officers for 1973 are; Mildred Merrill, president; Dawna Westlake, vice- president; and Marilyn Haw secretary. All other officers remained the same as last year. Plane for the Sunday School Concert on December 15 and for the Annual Candlelight Service on December 17 were discussed. SEA SCOUT This week a Quarterdeck Meeting was held at the home of Skipper Gozzard, with the Purser, yoeman, bo'sun and two crew leaders attending. This year we excluded the storekeeper and bo'suns mate because our group is smaller. 'We eldisaiesed". Winter camp and' the possibility of a basket ...Intoonttn.**04004..40movimoavivoivaktairottm atims.mmovotvtwo0wv.m*vtOmot00000" We are looking for an aggressive businessman to be our dealer in this area for Canada's top line of inground swimming pools. Can be run along with present business. Representative will be in your area the week of Novem- ber 20, 1972. For further information call collect: 1-418-522.6854 Pools Pools 0 FAMILY PENDANTS SS57861;-- 13.5 ,Pterlinie•i; Sthtrea ACORN POOLS PERSQNA& Mr. and Mrs. Don* Lance, Troy, Michigan, spent the past week at their hone in the Village, They have recently returned from a two-week visit With their son Bill in Cam- bridge, Massachusetts. Miss Margaret Durham, tlar: win, Australia, visited her uncle Carl and Mrs, Diehl Monday to Friday of last week. She arrived at her brother; at Clarkson on October 31 and plans to spend almost two mon- ths in Canada, Miss Durham was formerly of Clinton' Mr, George Lindsay, Paris, Ontario, was in the Village Wednesday visiting his sisters and brothers and families. Miss Rhea Sturgeon and Miss. Barbara graham both of Lpn- don, spent the weekend at their parental homes. , Mrs. Myrtle Pease and Irvin, London,. were at their Village home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thrower, Debbie and David, Woodstock were weekend guests of Mr. apd Mrs. Pat Graham and, family. Mrs. George Reid, Varna, is spending a few days with her sister Mrs, L. B. Smith. Miss Wendy Greer, Waterloo Lutheran University; was with her parents and sister, Mr. and' Mrs. Bert Greer and Patti, R.R.3, Bayfield, for ,the 4. weekend; also with then for Saturday were their son-in-14w, daughter and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, Randy and Scott of_Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dneharrne, R.R. 3, Bayfield, spent the past week in Detroit and Winds'or, visiting with their children and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith, Paris, were recent guests of his, mother, Mrs. L. B. Smith. Mrs. Jackie Moss and little Miss Courtney McLaughlin of Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau. While on a business trip to Los Angeles, California, Houston, Texas, and 'Kansas City, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell of Northwood, Mid- dlesex, England, stopped . for most of "last week to ad* • his parents, Mr. and Mrs, „Fred Arkell. and hanger drive. We had financial report from the pnrser. Our bank account stands .at $12103, ► I 1. ► WE NOW NAVE A LARGE F IL MORE CONVIENT LOCATION to SERVE • YOU RITTER • • Mrs. Brian King and Mat- thew of London, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert 'Turner. Brian joined his 'family for the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. John Wild, R.R.. 3, Oloyfivid; Mn and Mrs. Don Corriveau, Kitchener and Mr, and Mrs, Bob DesJardins, O9derich attended the Peschut. ter-King 1Wedding in Forest on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Corriveau, Sheila and Bryan of Kitchener were weekend gueSts of her parents Mrs. and Mrs. John Wild and family: Mrs, Terry Morgan and Mrs. Rita Miller and their sons, of 'at were registered guests - the Albion Hotel during the weekend, inn HOTEL Starting Monday, Nov. 20 We are presenting t LoUnge NITELY THE TEX NOBLE SHOW Fri.-Sat. Entertainment Tues. nite food specials with 'entertainment HAUGH TIRE SUPPLY Notice to Contractors and Homebuilders Have your new home or addition Pre-Wired for Cable T.V. No Charge 'Get your T.V. wires installed the same time as the electrical wiring DIAL 524-46672 BLUEWATER T.V. 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