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Clinton Juniors Win Drama Award;
John BlacfcJudged Best Actor
(By E. Bratlnock)
1‘Ttps way to Heaven" was
the prizewinning play present
ed Friday evening in Seaforth
District High. School by the
Clinton Junior Famers and the
Clinton Junior Institute.
The cast was composed of
John Black, Dungannon; Beat
rice Munch, Clinton; Sharon
Ball, RR 1, Auburn; and Mar-
jnus Bakker, RR 3, Auburn.
Director was Gordon Gross,
RR 1, Auburn and the assistant,
was Oappl McIlwain, Goderich.
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The Merton. Keyes jtrophy for
the best play was presented to.
the winning cast. Best actor
award was presented to John
Black and the best actress a-
ward went to Roba Doig of
Seaforth. She was a member
pf the Seafortir cast in flW’
play “The Bracelet of Doom”.
The Clinton cast will go on
to i compete with winners from
other counties.
Robert Fotheringham was
chairman. Mrs. R. T. Nelson
Was adjudicator.
Seaforth Juniors received the
Harold Baker award for best
conduct and' most , improved
meetings in the, county.
BP awards to debaters went
to Jean Love, Exeter; Elsie
Doig, Seaforth; Jim Spivey,
Brussels; John Stafford, How-
ick.
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THURS., FRI., SAT.March 24-25-26
First Meeting
Of Londesboro
4-H Girls Club
LONPESBQRO — The first
meeting of the Londesboro 44-1
Club, sponspted' by the Wopien’s
Institute plot recently at the
lioyne of Mi’s. .Ray Snell.
Officers wiero elected as fol
lows: president, Betty Snell;
secretary, Paqline Airdrie;
press reporter, Janice Little;
pianists1, all girls who have
talten piano; leaders, Mrs, Ray
Spell and. Mrs. Jim Howatt.
A demonstration of> the Rule
of Fourteen was given, al$o a
book outlining the course and
anticles contained in the sew
ing box, Home assignment was
to choose material, and
style of hat to be made;
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Birthdays At
In
Irish Style
the
Drama Festival Winners
Winners of the Huron County Junior Farmers Drama Festival, were the
oast of “This Way To Heaven”, a one-act play put on by the Clinton Junior
farmers and Institute. From .the left, back row, John Black, Marinus Bakker,
Beatrice Muroh, .Gordon Gross; seated, Carol McIlwain and Sharon Ball.
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THURS. and FRI. — March 31-April 1
Last Friday under the super
vision of 'Bill Windover and' as
sistant Mary Jean Neilans, the
Clinton Figure Skating Club
held. an achievement night in
Clinton Lions Arena.
Donald Kay was Emiceie for
the evening and introduced Mr.
Windover, who directed . the
children through their paces.
Beginning with the tiny tots,
through to intermediate, each
class performed in a group
what they had been taught,
then children who had excelled
one particular type .of
demonstrated their a-
most in
skating,
bality.
White
bearing the club name and the
season, were presented to each
club member, by Mrs. Ronald
Rudd, past president.
Dance, numbers included a
two-part” variation.1 solo, fox
trot and 14-Step by Mary Jean;
the Dutch waltz by Patti Kay
and' Joyce Neilans; Mr. Wind
oyer and Elaine Bellefleur,
Mary Jean and John Anstett,
Phyllis Fremlin and Vicky Lou
Finch. H
The swing dance wag1 done
by Mary Jean and Joyce Neil
ans, Vicky Lou Finch and Mr.
Windover. The last selection,
the 'European Waltz, was danc
ed by Mary Jean and Mr. Wind-
over.
As a grand finale, the child
ren skated around the ice, led
by Mary Jean. Mr. Kay ex-
and purple ribbons
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ALSO SEVERAL SHORT SUBJECTS
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pressed congratulations1 tio Mr.
Windover and the club for the
fine performance.
. Small gifts of appreciation
were presented by the presi
dent to the instructor and' to
Mary Jean, who taught - the
beginners class1 all season, and
to the past president, Mrs.
Rudd and' Mrs. Fremlin, who
gave generously in time and
ability for the benefit of the
club.
Mayor Donald E. Symons
made the draw for luggage,
which was won- by Mrs; Robert
Smith, Ontario Street, Clinton.
The mayor congratulated the
club and instructors for the
progress achieved and conveyed
his hopes for a new arena next
year.'
Several members of the club
have been recommended by the
instructor for more intensified
training at-St. Thomas summer
School. • ■ '■ ■■•«
On Sunday evening- a group
from the Clinton Club will be
trying tests in- Stratford under
the Canadian Figure Skating
Association. Some of these, if
successful, will be eligible for
bronze instructions, and one for
her silver. Parents and those
interested should watch for
notice of meeting in the near
future, and attend if at all
possible.
The Figure Skating commit
tee would like 'to 'thank all who
helped make their achievement
day and diraw a success. Special
thanks to Aiken Bros, for their
generosity and co-operation.
Officers' of the club are:
president, Mrs. Ray Finch; vice-
presidents, Mrs. Don Kay and
Mrs. Clarence Neilans; treasur
er, Mrs. Gordon Gragg; secre
tary, Mbs. K; W. Colquhoun;
past president, Mrs. Ron Rudd;
directors, Mrs. Richard Frem-
lin; Bill Chawen, K. W. Col
quhoun, Donald Kay (also rep
resentative on the recreation
committee).
HOLMESVILLE
MRS. LLOYD BOND
Phone 482-3210
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tebbutt
and family, Fonthill, spent a
few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt.
Mrs. Morgan Jones has re
turned to her home after spend
ing several weeks in Clinton
Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs’. Chester Grigg,
Peterboro, visited -with relatives
in the vicinity over the week
end.
Mr. amid Mrs. Jack Tebbutt
accompanied- by Mi’, and Mrs.
Gerald Tebbutt attended the
Sportsmen’s Show in Toronto
last week, and while there
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Baechler.
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The March birthday party at
Huronview wlas held in the^au-
ditorium on March 16 witlYthe
Walton. Institute in charge.
Mrs. Jan VanVliet was chair
man for a delightful program
Of community singing, square
dancing, rhythm band numbers,
violin selections, an Easter par
ade and skit.
Three children dressed in
Irish costumes presented birth
day gifts to Edward! Stelck,
Mbs. Nicholls, Mrs. Chambers,
Barbara Miller, Mrs. Schlund,
James Roberton, Isabel Sprout,
Mrs'. Nickle, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Rutledge, David Wilson,
Andrew Jacklin, Laura Jardine,
Albert Wood, Charles Waghorn,
William Caldwell, Laura Weido.
Birthday pictures were taken
and squares and birthday cake
were served.
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Card Party At
Auburn Hall
Winners at the card party
last Friday evening were: high,
. Mrs; Wilfred Sanderson, Carl
Govifer; low, Mrs. Gotdbn R.
Taylor, Ronnie Plunkett.
Three tied for the lone
hands prize: Mrs. William J.
Craffig, William Strfaughan and
William J.. Craig. Mr. Craig
won the draw and received the
prize.
Following the card party, the
Hall Board held a dianee to the
Black- Hawk orchestra. The
turkey donated by the James
T. Craig and Sion Sawmill was
Won by Rod MacKenzie, Port
Albert. The lucky draw was
made by Mrs; Evelyn Millian.
A prize donated by Arthur
Bros; was won by Mr. and Mirs.
Lawrence Plaetzer whose wed
ding anniversary was nearest
to March 17. The spot dance
was won by Mrs. Evelyn Milli
an and Charles Menrffl, donated
by the Arthur Bros.
The elimination dance1 was
won by Frank Baer and Miss
Marie Leatherland and the one
with the birthday nearest the
17th was Mr's. William J. Craig.
These last two prizes were
donated ,by the Hall Board.
In charge, of the door Wais
Arthur Youngibiut, Gordon
Dobie, Len Archambault, and
Thomas Haggitt. The Auburn
WI Served lunch at both' the
card' party and dance;
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Attention Knitters
We were able to buy wool for
sharp prices. Come and see
this beautiful knitting’
wool.
SALE IN MARCH
ALL KNITTING WOOL
2-oz,'Balls — Was 79c NOW ONLY 59c
20 different colors — 10 balls make a ladies'
sweater — Use needles 8-7-6.
SAVE 20c A BALL
FINGERING WOOL
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Lots of PATTERNS NEEDLES - ADVICE
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Kindergarten Classes
Parents are requested to register all children
eligible to attend KINDERGARTEN CLASSES, com
mencing September 6, 1966.
To be eligible for. Kindergarten enrolment, a
child must be five years of age on or before Decem
ber 31, 1966. Registered by letter not later than
April 1, 1966.
On day of enrolment in September, definite
proof of age rhust be submitted to the principal
of the Public School,
Send applications stating name of pupil/ birth
date and telephone number to:
J» A. GRAY, Principal,
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL,
Clinton, Ontario.
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