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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-11, Page 2--C.1411T1 N -14E.WS-RECORD, THURSDAY,OOTOREff, IX, 1973 Master Corporal Barkley Sokoto!berg is presented the Canadian Forces Decoration by his Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel D.M. McNaughton, CD. Mcpt. Spiegeiberg serves with 427 Tactical Helicopter Squadron at CFB Petawawa. His parents reside at 321 Maple St„ Clinton. 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It is most difficult to have to say "We're sorry - you are toe late for this week's paper," But when we get hail columbia plump 'and plain from our setting depart- ment in Goderich we try and pais on the message to you a little less plump and plain. Please remember, no classified ads or coming events after twelve noon on a Tuesday. Thank you * * * A few recorded their comings and goings over the holiday weekend - Mr. Frank Cummings retur- ned to CFB Borden after spen- ding the holiday weekend at his home, 129 Mary St. Clinton. * * Barbara, Alvin and Mary Jean Betties spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. R. Penny and Billy at Dayton, Ohio. * * * Ft0 Reg. Cook of London spent some days with his mother and friends in town. * * * A news release from Grand Bend advises us that Mrs. Ken S. Wood, 211 Raglan Street, was named as a new director of the Huron County Playhouse Guild board of directors at a meeting held Saturday, Sep- tember 29, at the Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend. * * * Many of our readers may have noted in the London Free Press the death of the Western singer, Ross Mann. Following is a quote, in part, from that paper, "Ross Mann of Bluevale, a popular country and western singer for many years on CKNX-TV programs, died Tuesday (of last week) in Victoria Hospital, London, "Mr. M Mann, 55, had been iii for some time. He was with the CKNX Ranch Boys for 30 years and for 16 years also per- formed on Circle H Ranch. He also sang for many years on Barn Dance. Bluevale Waltz and Black Velvet Waltz, recor- Thursday 00t0hor 12 Monday Ottabor 15 tosioday OCtObet 16 Widnliday OCtobtr vi dad by western music star Al Cherny, were among the songs he wrote," * * CORRECTION, PLEASE NOTE - A last minute corree- ,tion reached this.desk after the Clinton Public School news column had gone to press. The Meet the Teacher Night at Clinton Public School is Mon. day, OCTOBER 15, and not October 16 as stated in the column. * * A subject close to the heart of the writer and upon which she can speak from very first hand experience, is the RCAF (W,D.) Therefore, when this office received a newsletter asking us 'to publicize the first story in book form of the RCAF Air- women from 1941 to the current day she immediately selected last spot on Town Talk to inflict details. All those uninterested may flip to the classified `pages, For the remainder here are the details The book entitled "We Serve That Men May Fly", is a fac- tual, humorous, illustrated, hard cover book. The bounds of advertising prevents mention of the price and where obtainable in this column - but a call to the writer will gain you this in- formation After one week of bowling in the Crown Junior League, there is a four way tie for top spot with the Pin Spots, the Corner Pins, the Headpins, and the Dusters each with 5 points. Next come the Strike Outs and the Alley Crackers with 3 points each and the Super Strikers and the Alley Cats with 2 points each. At the bot- tom are the Spares, the Tigers, the Willows and the Rolling Pins, all with no points. Laurie Williscraft had both the girls' high single of 211 and the high double of 329. Reg Sullivan had the boys' high single of 215 and the high double of 335 went to Rob Knights. In the Crown Teen League, Blue Moon lead the way with 19 points followed by Deb's Drunks with 14, Whipper Snapp pers with 12, Fin Killers with 10, Star Losts and Carixal with 9 each, Smiles and 2 RA..06 OA, - 8 p.m. • p.m. • p.m., Huron 4-H club members, who completed their projects by showing it at Achievement Day, will be taking part in the an- nual 4-H Awards Night set for Friday, November 23 at Cen- tral Huron Secondary School in Clinton. 4-H club members who are.I2 years of age as of January 1, Chuckles with 7 and Torques with 4. Peggy Switzer had the ladies' high single of 225 and Deb Hackenbrook had the high triple of 513. Brian Atkinson had the men's high single of 291 and Bob Falconer had the high triple of 794. The Beavers have a slim one point lead in the Londesboro Men's League with 12, followed closely by the Foxes with 11, the Wolves with 10 and the Ot- ters with 9. Jack Snell, had the men's high single of 310, Jack Armstrong had the high triple of 683 and Cliff Saundercock had the high average of 224, In the Wil-Dex Bowling League, the Precisions have collected 18 points to lead the way over the Ferr-O-Tics and tlle__Diamands each with 16. '34'g'clitikresaiiT the (oil il5 eakers are next with 12 each and the Hexagons trail with 10 points. Nelly Burkholder had both the ladies' high single of 237 and the high triple of 607. Pat Newington had the men's high single of 223 and Mike Taylor had the high triple of 642, The Dumbells are now in top spot in the Town Bowling League with 10 points, followed closely by the Black Spots and the Dead Beaters with 9 each. Next come the Odd's N Ends, the Lonely Rangers and the Cloud Nine with 7 each, the Corner Pins with 5 and the Dribblers with 3. Valerie Marriage swept all the ladies' honors with the high single of 264, the high triple of 719 and the high average of 225. Don Switzer swept all the honors in the men's division with the high single of 373, the high triple of 777 and the high average of 249. In the Tuckersmith Mixed League, Angus's Anglers and Bob's Barracudas are tied for the lead with 5 points each, and are closely followed by Tony's Sharks With 4, John's Joyfish with 8, and Dave's Darters and Mel's Minnows with 2 each. Martha Roe Rooseboom had the ladies' high single of 229 and Anne Lenting had the high triple of 590, Walter Pepper had the men's high single of 253 and Angus Hummel had the high triple of 705. Baytlakl Toirrn Hall Menial! Arena Exeter Arena Grind send Piro Hall 1973, and are in 4-H for the first time, will receive a 4-H Plaque with their name on it and the year they completed their project. For members who are over 12 years of age as of January 1, 1973, and have received a plaque last year, their's will be a mounted plate with the year inscribed to it to attach to last year's plaque. As explained at the begin- United Wag ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME YOU TASTED IT? QUALITY PROTECTED REEF We vacuuin seal out -Ountity•P elected ' Beet . . and without additives, we tat it age nalutelly n controlled, told en vironinent . . it wilt he lender and good when it 'S fresh cut UT our stoieS We hayComb Approved thade -A- Red Ribbon heel, it is itr petted, then carefully tut and trininted to our strict snecifico bons, Frain the moment we buy it until you do, our beef 4 handled under ideal- Conditions, keeping 0 clean, raid, II esti, pc? and delicious. "Quality-Protected Beef, It's not lust mom . 0 guarantee, 1111114 tine pkg. of 200'e p6r Thrnily Waft b S,00 nbithcne 400 Ns Coops Conpat tlfecikb Oclelter 14 is IL I+47 ning of the 4-H year, pre 4-H members (club members who had not reached their 12 birth- day by January 1, 1973) wild not receive a plaque because they are only recognized as county club members and not as provincial members, However, the project they completed during this year will count toward the proficiency certificate received after com- pleting six projects. The Clintonian club met at the home of Mrs, Elizabeth Butler on Thursday Oct. 4, The president Mrs. Pearl Cummings opened the meeting with a poem, "Autumn days", followed with the housewife's creed and 'Lord's prayer in Unison, The secretary, Mrs. Harold Adams read the minutes of the last meeting. The treasurer's report was given by Viola Lam- pman and Irene Glazier gave the flower and card report. There had been 25 hospital and 54 shut-ins, in the last month, shut—ins, in the last month, Final arrangements were made for the Birthday Banquet, which will be held at the Rebekah Hall on Nov, 21 at 6 p,m. A donation of $5 was sent to the blind. The president gave a detailed report on the fall meeting she attended in Lon. don on Oct. 3. The Mary Hastings picnic next year will take the form of a Pot Luck dinner at Springbank park on the last Wednesday in June. Winners of Dutch auction were Mrs. Bessie Colclough, and Mrs. Pearl Cummings. The mystic prize was won by Mrs, M. Glazier. In charge of the Dutch auc- tion for the Nov. meeting will be Mrs. Frey and Mrs, Lockhart. The next meeting will be held on Nov. 1 at the home of Mrs. Leona Lockhart. The elec- tion of officers will take place Linton for 1974. Birthday cake and ice cream will be served, A11 the members are to try and attend. The. meeting closed with Mks* pah Benediction after which lunch was served. 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