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The Executive of the London
Convention area of the
Women's Institute met in the
Board rooms of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Clinton,
last Wednesday to make plans
for the annual convention to be
held on November 7 and _8 in
London. President Mrs,
Eleanor Bradnock was in
charge of the meeting, The
secretary, Mrs. Herbert Jackson
of Fingal read the minutes and
correspondence, Mrs, Clifford
Ritchie of Ingersoll gave the
financial statement.
Plans were made for the
Tweedsmuir competitions to be
judged at Area meeting this fall,
Each branch has received a
copy of instructions and all
members are urged to take part
and enter in the writing, pain-
ting etc.
The Clinton Women's In-
stitute members catered to the
noon luncheon. Mrs. Wallace
Laidlaw expressed the ap-
preciation of all to Mrs. Elliott
and Mrs. Radford and other
members who had prepared the
luncheon.
Programs were planned and
several will be attending the
Federated Women's Institutes
of Canada when they meet in
June in Banff, Those attending
the meeting besides Mrs. Brad-
nock were Mrs. Charles Munro,
Embro; Mrs. Wallace Laidlaw,
R.7, London; Mrs. Leonard
Caffyn R.5, Ingersoll; Mrs.
Herbert Jackson, Fingal; Mrs.
Clifford Ritchie, R.3, Ingersoll;
Mrs, George Wright, R.8, Lon-
don; Mrs. Gordon Gow, Dut-
ton; and Mrs. Norman
Coulthard, R.1, St. Paul's. Ab-
sent was Mrs. Calvin Car-
michael of RR. 3, Ilderton.
Police
report
A London man was fined $75
and costs this week for kicking
out the front door of the Cloud
Nine Room' at the Hotel Clin-
ton on c March 2,1.
Douglas McLennan of London
was found guilty of causing a
disturbance after Clinton Con-
stable Wayne McFadden
arrested the man in front of the
Hotel after McLennan was
ejected from the hotel and
decided to take his vengeance
out on the door.
Kenneth Girvin- of RR 6
Goderich was taken to Clinton
Public Hospital last week with
minor injuries after his car was
struck by a car driven by
Wayne Wagner of Clinton,
In other police news, it was
reported that a case of oil was
stolen from the Fairholme
Dairy in Clinton on the
weekend, and someone also
made-off with a portable power
saw from the Public Works
garage on the weekend. The
saw belonged to Hayman Con-
struction. No signs of entry
were visible.
With the coming of the warm
weather, the thoughts of many
area youths turn to drinking in
their cars. Clinton police laid
nine Liquor Control Act
charges on the weekend and
warned that many more will be
laid if people continue to use
their cars as portable bars.
Four traffic charges were also
handed out, as the warm
weather brings out the muscle
cars in full force.
2-CLINTON NEW&RKCORP, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1973
II,
Town Talk.
by Mara Rudd
Described as the largest gathering ever to attend the swearing in of a Ontario MPP,this
group from Huron County posed in the legislature before the ceremony. One veteran mem-
ber said it was the first time he had ever seen a cheering section for a member. The Huron
delegation occupied five buses for the trip. (photo by Wilma Oke)
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MAC, SYLVIA AND STAFF ARE LOOKING
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1973 SEASON
The last of the season's card
parties was held at the 100F
Hall last Thursday evening.
Prize winners were as follows;
euchre - ladies high, Mrs.
Beatrice Young; ladies' low,
Stella Mann; men:6. high, Percy
Gibbings; men's low, Mr.
Golding; lone hands, Frank
Thompson, Five hundred win-
ners were: Ladies' high, Mrs.
George Wright; ladies' low,
Reva Wilson; men's high,
George Wright; men's low, Dan
Gliddon.
• Two draws were won by Miss
Jean McEwen and Mrs. Carter.
The Rebekahs and Odd-
fellows hope that those who at-
tended the parties during the
winter enjoyed themselves and
express their appreciation to
those who helped with the par-
ties.
* * *
A St. Patrick card party was
held on March 15 at the
Orange Hall, Clinton under the
auspices of the LOBA. This was
well attended with prizes going
to the following; ladies' high,
Mrs. E. Kendall; ladies low,
Mrs. A. Fisher; ladies' lone
hands, Mrs. Clarence Allin,
RR. 4, Goderich; men's high, A.
Fisher; men's low Alex
McMichael; men's lone hands,
Gary Cummings.
The lucky chair prize was
won by Mr. Clarence Allin, RR
4, Goderich and two draws for
ten pounds of sugar were won
by Mrs. Ed Nickle and Mrs.
Charles Cunningham.
* * *
The I.O.D.E. Dessert Card
.tiparty Aield--1 in the C.H.SiS.
cafeteria -was, a huge success
with tab les bri .17
tables of euchre and 6 tables of
five hundred.
Winners of the Draw Prizes
were: Grace White; Mrs. W.D.
Wilson; Carole Kerrigan;
Dorothy Williams; Esther Ken-
dall; Ruby Haddy; Vera McIn-
tosh; Mrs. Rae Shaddick;
Leone Rowat; Fred Miller;
Howard Porter; Evelyn Olde;
Hazel Thompson; Kelly Ball;
Mrs. Frank Lobb; Mac Wilson;
Aileen Craig; Mabel Mid-
dleton; John Land; Margaret
Reynolds; Marjory Horton;
Eva Scribbins; Clayton Ellis;'
Doris McPherson; and Lorna
Ellis.
Thanks to all members who
worked to make the evening a
success.
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL RED CROSS
Yet another happy story re
the recent election in Huron
has come to our attention.
One of Clinton's outstanding
senior citizens, in the person of
Mrs. Mary Paisley, was very
pleasantly surprised a few days
prior to the election, when a
top brass Liberal delegation,
which included the Hon.
Robert Nixon, Mr. Murray
Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rid-
dell and four assistant cam-
paigners, paid a special per-
sonal visit to her apartment in
Huronview, Mrs. Paisley was
delighted to see them; after all
she has been one of Clinton's
most loyal and vociferous
Liberals for most of her 91
years. It is good td see virtue
rewarded! (contributed by
Grace Middleton)
* * *
On Tuesday evening of this
week, the Ladies Tuesday Af-
ternoon Bowling League wound
up their first bowling season
with dinner at the Hotel Clin-
tun, followed by presentation of
prizes.
The team, Giddy-tipLGneeon-
sisting of Marg. Thornlike,
Dorothy Creighton, Vivian
Knights and Florence Lud-
vigsen, was the season's win-
ner.
The Mad Caps team of
Phyllis Mountford, Erma Har-
tley, Phyllis Harland, Joyce
Van Riesen, Marg Coombs and
Norma Grigg won high team
single with 1074.
The Afternoon Flyers team of
Edna Atkinson, Jean
Colquhoun, Eva Scribbins,
Medic Elliott, June McCowan,
Jean Smith won high team
triple with 2883.
Gerry Harris won high
average with an excellent 215
points for over 50 games, Jean
Smith's game of 316 won her
high single and Edna Atkinson
took high triple with 701.
' Perfect attendance records
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Senior bowler,, Eva Scribbins,
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President Brine Hartley
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The Madeleine Lane
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Presbyterian Church held a tea
on Saturday, March 17 in the
church schoolroom.,
Decorations were in green to
honour the Saint whose day it
was-Patrick,
Mrs. R.J. Homuth greeted
the guests at the door and tea
was served at small tables by
the Misses Ruth Ann and Joyce
Neilans, Diane and Nancy An-
derson, Nancy MacDonald and
Pat Steffen and Mrs, Tom
Morgan, The bake table was
under the supervision of Mrs.
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The auxiliary is most
grateful to those who braved
the storm to attend.
Stompin' Torn Connors, the
skinny kid from Skinners Pond,
P.E.L, has made it three in a
row. The 1972 edition of the
Juno award for the top
Canadian male vocalist was
presented to Connors at the an-
nual awards presentation at
the Inn on the Park on March
12th. It was the third successive
win in this category for Stom-
pin' Tom , who was a
unanimous choice of the voters.
The Juno's are determined by
the record executives, enter-
him with boosting the
province's Tourist industry. His
first big hit "BUD THE
SPUD" did more to promote P.
E.1. potatoes than any adver-
tising or public relations cam-
paign had done to date, accor-
ding to the Premier,
On January 20th, Stompin'
' Tom packed Toronto's famous
landmark Massey Hall for a
rousing concert, 'Then, shortly
after receiving word of his third
Jnno, he received word that we
would be playing at this year's
CNE.
tainment writers and disc
jockeys across Canada and are
awarded in several categories.
Though 1973 is barely 10
weeks old, it has already been
the best year in Stompin'
Tom's whirlwind career. On
New Year's Eve he was named
Goodwill Ambassador for the
Province of Prince Edward
Island for its Centennial this
year. The Premier of P.E.I,, the
Honourable Alex Campbell,
presented Connors with a
special citation and credited
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