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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-01-11, Page 14Coming Events McKillop Township council paused long enough last Monday to have their picture taken. Left to right, back row are: Arthur Anderson, William Leeming, Deputy-Reeve Ralph McNichol, and Harvey Craig. Front row, Road Superintendent Kenneth Stewart, Clerk- Treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth McClure, and Reeve Allan Campbell. (photo by Wilma Oke) Bowling news Family night at the lanes SE/. THE LITTLE OWL... STOCK TAKING continues ... For values you can't afford to miss Come to SEWING CENTRE — 'DRY GOODS CLINTON HENSALL BONSPIEL AT EXETER CURLING CLUB BEAN GROWERS °NIX JANUARY 20 CASH PRIZES SENO ENTRIES TO HARRY DOUGALL, R.R. 3 EXETER PHONE 235-2747 HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 'Clinton Fair) ANNUAL MEETING in BOARD ROOM Ministry of Agriculture and Food CLINTON THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1973 8:30 p.m. REPORTS OF 1972 FAIR APPOINTING DIRECTORS FOR 1973 An open invitation is extended to all , 2,3b DANCE at Bayfield Community Centre SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3 MUSIC BY STAR TREX LUNCH ADMISSION: $2.50 per person Mb, qt. .• ,411/MNIIMIMMIRMINOMIRM110, DANCE SAT. JAN. 13 to the Music of "WAYSIDERS" at Hully-Gully SnoSport MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE 262-5809 Dancing from 10-1 Lunch & Refreshments .4.1•16•10."••• • %N. %%%%%% N.,••••••••••••\ Thu.11 FrI.12 so.13 MOM prasonls A FILM BY RALPH NELSON ROBERTIk4FIrCHUMN 1.1.11.r.f411.1 C.04/60/* RA JOHN VICTOR COLICOS, iJONO. Obeld Upob in. Nov411 by JAMES GRAHAM WrItilan ror A. a co. to4OirecNd by RALPH NELSON mmamom ampimme kw() i / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / TheWRATH of GOD RITA HAYWORTH as Senora Da La Rola sod,14 "..1,5 44.16 wall "Warnint3 , ALL STAR TOURS PRESENT Ski Bum Special OPEN HOUSE TO THE PUBLIC SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1973 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. We extend a cordial invitation to those interested to visit our premises and inspect our new facilities for banquets, wedding receptions, private parties. Coffee and Doughnuts Will be served DANCE AND SMORGASBORD SATURDAY JANUARY 27, 1973 to . I Music By STAR TREX Sorry tickets sold Out For ticketit, reservations or information CALL 482.9228 I THE WHITE CARNATION HOLMESVILLE DANCE and SMORGASBORD SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 1 1973. 10- 1 Music By BLUETONES Sorry - Tickets Sold Out 14—CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 197,5 NW WNW, Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jan. 11, Ad, mission $1,00, fifteen regular games, $10,00 each. Three Share-The-Wealth games. One jackpot for $170 in 56 numbers, consolation, One call and $10 added weekly if not won.—ctf TUESDAY, January 16, Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, 8;30 p.m. Jackpot $57 in 57 numbers. Six door prizes,--cl CASH BINGO, Legion Hall, Seaforth, Friday, Jan. 12, 8:15 p,m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go, Door prizes. Admission $1,00, Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds welfare work.-1 COME to Blyth Lions Club Bingo every Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. Community Hall, Ad- mission $1.00. 12 regular games, $10.00 each. Two Share. The-Wealth games. One $25.00 special. Jackpot has now reached $145.00.—ctfn RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jervis (nee Peggy Hodges) at Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Friday, January 12. Music by The Country Boys. Lunch provided,—c2b 01110-411110-.-411111P----1111111.—+1110.-04 ENTERTAINMENT COUNTRY and WESTERN Every Friday and Saturday Evening TASTY SNACKS AMPLE FREE PARKING COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ont. mampummassammunnumm% • I ELM HAVEN 1 ▪ MOTOR HOTEL a 1 a PLAYING m a I THIS WEEK I The a• a "Paul Fever Trio • CARD PARTY Orange Mall under auspices L.0.13.A. Jan. 18, 1973 at 8:30 p,m, Ladies please bring lunch, Everyone weleome,--e2b ICE NICKS 73 presents "TV on Ice", Saturday, February 10, Sunday, February 11th, at Clinton Arena, Advance tickets $1.00. Children 50 cents.--c2b HURON County Health Unit announces Expectant Parent education Classes commencing January 1973. For further in- formation call: Gotterich 524- 8301, Clinton 482-9661, Wingham 357-2264, Exeter 235 -1014 .—c2b CARD PARTY, auspices Clin- ton Women's Institute at Clin- ton Town Hall, Tuesday, January 16 at 2 p.m. Ladies bring lunch. Admission 50 cents.—c2b EUCHRE and 500 party, Thur- sday January 11th, 1973, 8:00 p.m. at I.O.O.F. Hall, Princess St. Clinton, Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome.—c2p HURON County Health Unit invites you to attend the Child Health Clinic, across from the Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, January 19, 1973, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m, for: 1. Health Surveillance 2. Anaemia Screening 3. Immunization 4. Hearing Screening 5, Fluoride brushing of children's teeth to prevent cavities for ages 3 to 5 yea rs.—c2 b JANUARY 13, 1973 - One For All Koffee House will present "The Jericho Road" at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission.—c2p EUCHRE Party, Varna Town- ship Hall, Friday, January 12, 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by LOL 1035. Admission 50 cents. Ladies bring sandwiches,—c2p STOP 20-2 1 mmeamonomon owl..no The Crown Y.B.C. Leagues held their annual Family Twosome Tournament on Thursday and Friday evenings and 62 members of the League invited a member of their family to participate in the event. Winners are: Bantam, girl, Debbie Cook, boy, Ian Fleming; Junior, girl, Marilyn Mair, boy, Richard Carter; Senior, girl, Debbie Johnston, boy, Bev. Bromley. The parents displayed their bowling skill and some of the high games bowled were: Joe Murphy, 265; Kaye Harris; 245; Marie MacAuley, 243; and Pat Newington, 221. High singles by members include the girls high single of 310 by Deb- bie Johnston and a 254 by Bev Bromley in the boy's division. In the Molson's Crown Mixed League, Crown Jewels are still up front with 61 points followed by The Goldens, 56; Zip Cats, 55; Hi-Jinx, 52; Six Pack, 44; Dot's Spots, 38; Half and Half, 32; and Canadians, 26. Elizabeth Collins had the ladies' high single of 273 while Gerry Harris had the high triple of 677 and the high average of 207, Bill Harris and John Meade tied with the men's high single with 266, while Willis Bromley had the high triple of 668, Bruce Collins still has the high average of 215. Labatt's Blue still lead the Crown Teen League with 53 points followed by Les Etoiles Manifques, 48, Coconut's Crew, 43; Bloomers, 40; Deep Purple, 31; and Farkie Family, 4. Glenda Blake had the girl's high single of 269 and the high Premises to be inspected According to the regulation made under the Public Health Act respecting Food Premises, food premises includes any place where food or drink for human consumption is manufactured, processed, prepared or handled, or sold or offered for sale. Within the next four to six weeks, some of the food premises in Huron County will be getting a new look from the staff Public Health Inspectors of the Health Unit, Peter Ooi and Joe Balder:), says J. K. McCaul, C.P.H.I.(C) Chief Public Health Inspector. "We have developed a procedure to evaluate the equipment and facilities of food premises, and almost im- mediately will begin gathering information on all restuarants, as well as hospital. school. and nursing home kitchens," said McCaul. "The data gathered will enable us to assist owners and operators of food premises in solving their problems, as well as help us bring some operations up to a more accep- table standard," he concluded. triple of 599. Rob MacAuley had both the boy's high single of 303 and the high triple of 689., There is still a close race in the Crown YBC Junior League with the Strikeouts leading with 49 points followed by the Alley Dusters with 47; Steve's Strikers, 45; Kelly's Heroes, 44; Wild Cats, 43; Wipe Outs, 37; Crown Royals, 36; and Tor- nadoes, 35. Donna Strong had both the girls high single of 205 and the high double of ., 370. Greg Skinner had the bcys high single of 261 and Rick Forbes had the high double of 421. In the Bayfield Bowling League, Ailey Rats are showing the way with 64 points, followed by the Alley Dusters with 61; Cock-A Doodle Do's, 59; and the Bull Shooters, 58. Dianne Argyle had the ladies' 'high single of 235 while Ruth Makins had the high triple of 642. Jan Koene had both the men's high single of 281 and the high triple of 632. Team Three and Team Two are deadlocked for the lead in Bill's Mixed League at Bill's Bowling and Billiards with 54 points each. Team Four follows with46, while Team One has 42. Betty Switzer had both the ladies high triple of 243 and the high triple of 554. Barb Van Damme and Sheila Keys are tied with a high average of 175 each. Don Switzer took all the honors in the men's side with the high single of 261, the high triple of 651 and the high average of 220. The Clintonian Club met in the Townhall on Thursday af- ternoon Jan. 4. The president opened the meeting with the Housewife's Creed followed by The Lord's Prayer. The secretary read minutes of the previous meeting and several thank-you notes were received for flowers sent out for Christmas. The treasurers report was read by Mrs. V. Lampman and Mrs. H. Adams gave a report on flowers and cards sent out during the past year. There had been seven hospital and 24 home visits made to sick and Seldy's Sumacs have a com- manding lead in the Tucker- smith Mixed League with a 63 point accumulation. Cliff's Chesnuts follow with 46; Bob's Birches, 44; Ed's Elms and Wally's Willows, 42; and Joost's Junipers, 37. Ann Walters had both the ladies' high single of 349 and the high triple of 685. Angus Hummel had both the men's high single of 305 and the high triple of 824. In the Wil-Dex League, Heidelburgs lead the way with 33 points followed by Red Caps win 26; Oktoberfest, 22; and Molson Brewers, 20. Dorothy Govier had both the ladies' high single of 207 and the high triple of 517. Pat Newington had both the men's high single of 209 and the high triple of 556. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies' League, Sea Monkeys lead with 67 points, followed by Hot Shots with 59; Road Runners, 58; North Stars, 57; and Laughing Hyenas and The pacers, 55, Susan Howson had the ladies high single of' 280, while Joyce Taylor had the high triple of 683. Mary Davey had the high average of 204. Kenworths have a slim lead with 57 points in the Lon- desboro Men's League at the Crown Lanes. Marks follow with 56; Whites, 42 and Auto, Cars, 41. Bruce Roy had the men's high single of 329 and the high triple of 804 and the high average of 220 went to Cliff Saundercock. shut-ins the past month. The roll call was answered by 14 members paying their fees. Annual reports were read by the secretary and the treasurer. Dutch Auction winners were: Mrs. E. Pickard, Mrs. H. Adams, and Mrs. V. Sturgeon. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Sturgeon. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Lunch was served and a few games of cards were played before depar- ture for home. Next meeting will be held in Townhall on Thursday after- noon Feb. 1, 1973, at 2 p.m. The United Church. Women, met in the basement of the Church last Thursday evening 24 members present. The president Mrs. Ralph Stephen- son, opened the meeting with a prayer. Group one was in charge of Devotions with the topic being "Plans for the New Year," Mrs. Robert Stirling gave a reading followed by hymn and prayer, Scripture was read by Mrs. Ida McClin- chey, The offering was taken, up by Mrs. Robert Webster and dedicated by Mrs.' Florence Elliott, Readings on New Year were given by Mrs, WM, Taylor. Mrs Wm. McAsh and Mrs. Mervin Johnston. Mrs. Robert Stirling closed the Devotions with a prayer. The business period was led by Mrs, Ralph Stephenson. Mrs, Gordon Johnston read the minutes and gave the roll call which was answered by paying the membership fee. Correspon- dence notes of thanks were read from those who received Christmas boxes and the treasurer gave her report. There were 67 calls made to the sick and shut-ins during the past month, Mrs. Robert Taylor showed slides of her recent trip through parts of Europe, which was much appreciated by all present. Afterwards, lunch was served. The annual Congregational meeting of the United Church will be held at the Church on Thursday evening of this week. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. George Ortwein of Great Falls, Manitoba are visiting relatives in this vicinity this week. Mr, Harold Dowson has been a patient in Clinton Hospital this past week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont returned home last week after spending a couple of weeks with relatives in Toronto and King City, Our local librarian, Miss Edith Beatty, had the misfor- tune to fall on the ice and frac- ture her right arm last week. UTDOOR-ETHICS 'ELK OR WAPITI CwHiCH /9 THE SAME TH/Ne) boWr UNDERSTAND THESE ETHICS. WHILE FARMERS GET MAD ASCUT DAMAGED FENCES AND HAYSTACKS SOME or THE POOR ANIMALS SPEND THEIR. ENTIRE LIVES WITH BARBED WIRE DRAPED OVER THEM. ANrLE G." -r" Varna BY FRED ,MccOMIONT • a la • ▪ Coming Next Week a • a • • The Ring • • a • • a • a i Matinee Saturday la is a :a a a afternoon 4-6 P.M. I • e ••••••••••e•••••••••ssions Clintonian Club meets TO STOWE, VERMONT 5 Days of Skiing Fun 3 DEPARTURES FEB, 11, 25 and MARCH 18 For Information and reservations call STRATFORD 273-1230 OR WRITE ALL STAR TOURS