HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-30, Page 12COME to Blyth Lions Club
Bingo every Saturday night at
BM p.m., Community Hall, Ad-
mission $1.00. 12 regular games,
$10,00 each. Two Share-The-
Wealth games. One $25,00
special. $125.00 jackpot, if taken
in 60 calls, it' not taker, $10.00
added each night, 50 percent of
take to full card if jackpot not
taken. —ltfn
BAZAAR and BAKE SALE
December 1, 1972 7:00 p.m.
Christian Reformed Church,
Everyone welcome. ---c47.,48p
AFTERNOON skating, Wed-
nesdays for ladies and tots, 50c
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CLINTON LIONS Club Christmas.
Party. Friday. December .8, .6:30 p,m.
Clinton Legion Hail, Social flour,
Pinner, Dancing to Country BoYs.
Tickets stilt available from Lions
members.—c490
NEW IIIN00, Clinton Legion Ball,
8:30 p.m. Nov, 30. Admission $1.00,
fifteen regular games, $10.00 each.
Three Share-The-Wealth games, One
jackpot for $170 in 56 numbers, con-
solation. One call and $10 added
weekly if not won.—ell
CASH DINGO, Legion foe, .Sea-
forth, Friday, Dee, 1, 8:15 p.m, Regu-
lar games, $10; three $25 games; $75
jackpot to go, Door prizes. Minis-
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Proceeds welfare work.-1
TUESDAY, December 5, Bingo at
Huron Fish and Game Club, 8:30
p.m. Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers. Six
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By George Brown
Central Huron's Drama Club
enjoyed success in their pro-
duction of three one-act plays
last Friday and Saturday eve-
ning. The three comedies were
viewed by approximately 120
patrons each night, continuing
what one member described as
the Drama Club's most success-
ful year in the past five.
The plays presented were:
"Cupid on the Loose," "Request
Stop": and "The Ugly Due-
The interest of voters of Hul-
lett Township in current issues
is definitely not at a peak.
Only a handful of persons
turned out at a public meeting
Thursday afternoon at the town-
ship hall in Londesboro to hear
a report on the past term of
council and hear a pitch from
the two men running for depu-
ty-reeve.
At the beginning of the meet-
ing, only seven persons were
present besides the members of
council, but this did increase
slightly during the course of
the meeting.
Clerk Clare Vincent presided
at the meeting and began by
explaining that with the confu-
sion surrounding the new mu-
nicipal election procedures
and compilation of voters lists,
some people might find that
their names had been left off
the. lists. "Don't panic", he told
those who might be in this posi-
tion, because there were proce-
dures to get around this.
He also said that under the
new system, there are two man-
datory advance polls on Nov. 27
and Dec. 2. He said he had vi-
sions of sitting there all day
with no one coming since he
figured only a couple of people
would take advantage of the
Ming". Request Stop was the
least understood of the three
(perhaps due to its format), It
originally appeared on televi-
sion as an animated version by
artist Harold Pinter. "The Ugly
Duckling" met with the greatest
success, probably due to the
costuming, props and charac•
ters involved in it. All of the
acting was up to par, and the
stage crew, as usual, handled
their duties adequately.
The Drama Club acknowl-
poll.
He went over the financial
report for the township which
shows most sections within
their budgets for the two years.
George Hoggart, township
road superintendent noted that
there was a great difference
between snow removal costs in
1971 and 1972, noting that costs
were almost as high in 1971
with only one grader operatihg
as they were in 1972 with ti,vb
graders being used. He said the
new grader purchased in 1971
had worked out well.
Reeve Hugh Flynn an-
nounced his intention to try for
the post of county warden next
year during his speech saying
that with the new members
being added to council it was
going to be awfully crowded
where he usually sat, so he
thought he'd try for the war-
den's chair, where it wasn't so
crowded.
Also speaking at the meeting
were John JetVitt, acclaimed for
a new term as councillor and
Tom Duizer, a new member of
council. Joe Hunking and Char-
lie Scanlon, the two men vying
for the deputy-reeve's post,
asked for the support of those
present.
edged the Goderich Drama
Club and teachers Mrs. Ren-
shaw, Miss McKenzie and Mr. R.
Smith for their assistance.
Some larger scale produc-
The November meetingof the
Zeta Omega Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi was held at the Cred-
it Union building recently. The
opening ritual was repeated
followed by the roll call, min-
utes, communications and
treasurer's report.
Vice-president Vivian Roy
discussed plans for Pledge Rit-
ual dinner held at her home on
Nov. 28/72,
The ways and means chair-
man reported on finals from
fashion show and social com-
mittee led a discussion on fur-
ther plans for entertainment
night with husbands.
Service chairman presented
Mrs, Sharon Carter -Brownie"
leader with a cheque which is
to asset the "Brownies" in the
further needs.
Jo-Ann Bullen, president,
gave the cultural program ti-
tled "Poetry from Path to Love-
liness." She gave excellent in-
formation on the subject and
led the members in open dis-
cussion on their own selective
poems. The meeting then
closed.
RUSH PARTY
Members of the Clinton Beta
Sigma Phi held a social at the
Orange.Hall, October 72,
The rush party, as it is known,
gives the girls an opportunity to
tions are planned by the club
for later-in the school year, and,
if the one-act plays are any indi-
cation, they should achieve
reasonable success with them
also.
meet their expectant members.
The new girls enjoyed the
evening with a variation of
games and contest. Decoartions
were Mexican and a lunch of
hot Chili was served at the
close of' the meeting.
Dead heat
EPITAPH, quoted by the On-
tario Safety League:
He felt sure his hot-rod
could race the train to the
crossing. It was a
dead heat.
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YOU'VE GOT
A FRIEND IN
RED MERRIMAN
A friend is someone who is ready, willing and able to
help you when you need help. That's Red
Merriman's job, and his way of life, When he's not
managing Clinton's Royal Bank, Red works hard to
help his community and its people. He is vitally in-
volved in local activities. If you don't meet him
around town, drop in to the Royal and say hello —
Red can help you with extra cash for something wor-
thwhile, or help you arrange your finances, or just
help you sort things out. After all . that's what
friends are for.
Community Corner
The Brucefield independent Order 'of
Oddfellows is sponsoring a colour film on
Fire Hazards and Fire Protection in Bruce-
field 1.0.0.F. Hall on Wednesday, December
6 Of 8:00 p.m. "rho public is invited to at-
tend, Lunch will be provided.
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Clinton Colt forward Greg Burns collides with the Lis-
towel Jet goalie after he scored the Colts second goal
in the third period last Thursday night, Listowel won
the game by a 3-2 scare, Next game is at home this
Sunday against Milverton. (News-Record photo)
Three plays prove very popular
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, Few attend
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