HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-07-12, Page 10CHAS, has seven scholars in 1973
R. J. Hemuth, Principal of
Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton, announced
last week that the school has
seven Ontario Scholars this
year,
They are Cathy and grace
Benjamins, daughters of Mr,
and Mrs. John Benjamins of
R.R,1, Blythi Barbara Elliott,
datigReir ofMr. and Mrs. Cecil
Elliott of Clinton; Marylyn
Merrill, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, Charles Merrill of R..1,
Clinton; Neil Mustard, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mustard of
Brucefield; and .Tony Roest,
son of Mr. and Mrs, William
Roost of R.R. 1, Clinton.
To qualify as an Ontario
Scholar, each student must
have at least an 80 per cent
average. Each is awarded $150
as well.
Marylyn Merrill
Rhoda Munnings Neil Mustard
Tony Roest
Cathy Benjamins
Grace Benjamins Barbara Elliott
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by BEV. WILTON
Our Summer Programs are now in full swing and I think
you can see that they are doing fine. The first session of
swimming lessons are underway. If you would like to
register yourself or any member of your family, please call
Pool Supervisor Paul Crittendon at 482-3242. There are still
two more sessions of lessons this summer.
The "Summer of '73" which is the name for our
playground program has become a tremendous success. We
have registered over 150 children. The programs our super-
visori have-designed are extremely good and will guarantee
a good experience for all children participating. If you have
any questions about the program, please call Christine Har-
tley at 482-7731.
Last Thursday, July 5th, a meeting was held in the Town •
hall. The purpose of which was to identify some needs of
disabled and senior citizens in this community. A good •
representation of Clinton citizens attended and many good
things came out of the meeting. Hopefully, you are aware
that two students are here in Clinton working on projects
which are designed to help establish recreation programs for
senior citizens and the handicapped, With their help, it is my
intention as Director of Recreation, to see that some action
comes from our meeting and from the work being done this
sutnmer.
If you have any qUestions or information regarding
programs for these groups please call the arena at 482-7731
and speak to either Cheryl Soderlutid, John Brotherhood or
Bev. Wilton.
There is a special event coming this Friday, July 13th at 2
p.m. when the annual playground parade will be touring the
streets of town. Theme for this years parade is "Space
Walk". All types of space costumes and gadgets, even a float
will be parading by, all made by the children of the
playground. So come downtown on Friday and enjoy the
parade.
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33 Huron St.Clinton, Phone 48249542
i‘r-11.4.01411 1.11•1 ANZWO'lltr;c0HPI THURSPAY• JULY 2, 1973
Brueefield water system gets start
Screen star to highlight Playhouse
James Murphy, Managing
Director at 'Huron Country
Playhouse, announced today
that George R. Robertson will
be the featured player in this
season's opening' production,
Under the Yum-Yum Tree. Mr.
Robertson, a native of Bramp-
ton, has spent a great deal of
his career in the United States.
In New York, he has played in
several off-Broadway produc-
will play Hogan, the part
played by Gig Young on Broad-
way and Jack Lemon in the
Hollywood Film.
Also in a leading role is
Shelly Mathews, native of Lon-
don, Ontario,who has just com-
pleted a very full season at
Theatre London. Among her-
many roles there were Emma
in The Talisman, Jacquelyn in
Boeing-Boeing and Ela in
Charlie's Aunt. Playing op-
posite Miss Mathews is
Toronto actor,Thom Hayes,
who appeared recently in the
Toronto Workshop Produc-
tions'Musical, Dear Old World
We Love You Anyway; he has
toured with the Stratford
Children's Theatre, Land of the
Young Company (Ottawa) and
was a member of the 1971
Vanastra results
Last Wednesday, July 4th, at
the Vanastra Gun Club, John
Anderson of Kippen had a per-
fect night as he hit 25 targets
out of' a possible 25 traps. Mer-
vin Batkin hit 24, Don Cun-
ningham shot 20 while Torn
Allin scored 18.
Last Saturday at the skeet
shoot, Dr. %trine of Mitchell hit
24 out of a possible 25 targets
while Mervin Batkin hit 23.
Other scores include Dave
Schrinamer and Louis Morello,
22; John Land 21; Bill Tornp-
Son 20; Donald Bricker and
Harrison Schoch, 19; Jim Hogg,
18; Herman Fisher, 17; Irk
Collins, 16 and Ashley Gilbert
is,
about a year ago, concerned
Brucefield homeowners,
dissatiaifed with the present
water system of individual
wells and septic tanks causing
a danger to health by the
proximity of the sewage wastes
to their water supply, got a
preliminary estimate on the
cost of' subscribing to a public
system,
As a result, construction of a
public water system for the
hamlet is now underway on the
southeast corner of the main
intersection. The project, which
will reach completion about
mid-August, is costing close to
Rev and Mrs. Patrick Ferrier
visited last week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nixon,
and David, Denise and
Michelle Bonneau of
Mississauga spent the holiday
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Mills.
Misses Susan Raithby of
Preston and Lind4 Raithby of
Clinton visited last week with
their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Raithby.
Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara
Falls spent the week-end with
her father Mr. Robert Cham-
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rin-
derknecht of Detroit and Mr.
and Mrs. George Disney of St.
Clair Shores, Michigan visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
her daughter Miss Nancy An-
derson are visiting in England,
Scotland and the Orkney
Islands for a couple of weeks.
Miss Carolyn Clark, Mr. Ed
Goodfellow of Toronto and
Miss Martha Nesbitt of Inger-
soll visited on the week-end
• with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee
and her mother, Mrs. Kearns
returnedon the week end from
Mr. Earl Kelly Sr. and Mr.
Earl Kelly Jr. of Blyth R.R. 2
visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Major
Youngblut celebrated their 40
th wedding anniversary last
Saturday evening in the
Auburn Community Memorial
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CALL SAYPIELD S6S.24.01
By 7:30 a.m. Mani*
Far Prompt Soviet
!4qt Charge. on V .* tf
$60,000 and is being financed
and maintained by Tucker
smith Township on township
owned property. Of the 80 odd
property owners in Brucefield,
61 have signed a petition
asking that the work be under-
taken,
"Every year another well
would go bad", said Fred
McGregor, a Brucefield
resident and contractor to carry
out the project, "Perhaps
residents have built up a cer-
tain immunity to impurities in
the water but some visitors
were getting sick", he added.
"It was only a matter of time
hall. They invited their families
and friends to a dinner catered
to by the Auburn Women's In-
stitute. Fifty-three attended
from Toronto, Shumacher,
Goderich, Brussels, Galt,
Monkton, Thunder Bay, Sar-
nia, London, Kitchener,
Waterloo, Blyth and Auburn.
The family presented their
parents with a ,coloured
television set,
before the Department of
Health would be cutting off the
use of private wells. The lots
are too small to include both a
well and a septic tank and a
dug well is also costly" he says.
The McGregor firm recently
completed a large contract
wiring a new high school at
Lions Head on the Bruce
Peninsula and a sewage pum-
ping system in Sturgeon Falls.
The eight foot well, 290 feet
deep, was drilled by W.D. Hop-
per and Sons of R.R. 2,
Seafortb, last summer. They
say there is enough water to
support a good sized town. Jack
Mcllwain, sand and gravel ex-
cavating, Seaforth, has a sub-
contract for digging and laying
the pipelines, 7,500' of 4" pipe
and 15,000' of 2" pipe. Harold
Smith, Smith Construction,
Egmondville, erected the pum-
phouse.
TIRE TREAD
Check tire tread when con-
sidering the purchase of a used
car, advises Consumers'
Association of Canada. If the
tread on any tire is worn
unevenly, the front wheels are
probably out of line and will
need alignment. CAC national
headquarters is located at 100
Gloucester Street, Ottawa.
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VICTORIA and
VG GREY
TRUST COMPANY SINCE lees
Elgin and Kingston
Streets
Goderich 524-7381
Stratford Festival Company.
Completing the cast is
Toronto actress, Paulene
Carey, who has been a resident
member of the Studio Lab
Company. Her most recent
engagement was with Classical
Stage Productions at the
Colonnade Theatre, Toronto.
Guest Director for the opening
production is Burton Lan-
caster, whose extensive
for for Theatre North-West at
Thunder Bay.
Under the Yum-Yum Tree
opened Wednesday, July 11th.
Huron Country Playhouse is
located 1 mile east, one mile
north from Grand Bend. Per-
formances are given Wed-
nesday through Sunday
evenings at 9 p.m. Saturdays at
6 and 9 p.m.
peared in four major films, The
Grasshopper, Airport,
Marooned, and Rosemary's
Baby. A veteran television per-
former,he appeared in the
FBI, The Most Deadly Game,
Lassie, Divorce, The Jackie
Gleason Show, and two serials,
Secret Storm and Love of Life.
Mr, Robertson returned to
his native Canada in 1973
where he has done ten shows backgruond in,. theatre spans , tions, ando was co-starred on for television and two films U • a thitt weAlt1.41‘;ip to .ngl",tp:I.
Tut ,,"/V rback Herne"' tn I49 n "West End, tilt."3" rgadway :, in .venue M iY
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and now resident artistic Dirac
Youlghltit of Iii pheke'r visited Kbrope, thAIS.. and Canada, Yum-Yum Tree Mr. Robertson last kr,iday with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell.