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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-15, Page 10"THE JERICHO ROAD" Will be at the ONE FOR ALL COFFEE HOUSE 16 Albert St. Clinton on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 at 8:00 P.M. Everyone 14 and over invited No Admission Charge 46b STAG for RICK SHROPSHALL at CLINTON ARENA NOVEMBER 24 9 - Everyone Welcome 46 10---,C14INTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, ma Ladies Auxiliary meet ro, CLINTON LEGION HALL "FALLFEST" 0 0 0 SAT. NOV. 24 •-, DANCING 6 p.m. to 1 a.m, music by WI Coming Events CASH BINGO, Legion Hall, Seaforth, Friday, Nov. 16 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. BLYTH LIONS BINGO, Blyth Memorial Hall, Saturday, 8:30 p.m. $150 jackpot, Big cash prizes.-39tfn The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion met on Monday, Nov, 12, with the president, Mrs. Douglas Thorn- dike, presiding over the meeting, A number of forthcoming events were discussed begin- ning with a trip on Nov. 18 to Westminster Hospital to enter- tain and take sandwiches and treats to a group of veterans. The Auxiliary has a number of banquets to cater within the next month — Nov, 21, Dec, 7, 11 and 14 — which will make a busy time for the ladies, at a time when everyone is in a Xmas flurry. Marjorie Steep won the share-the-wealth and Emma Hartley won monthly atten- dance draw. James Corran recently presented the Clinton Legion with two lovely pain- tings on velvet, and these will make a fine addition to the 734 and the high average of Ladies' lounge. 223. John Meade had both the As a Xmas treat, the men's high single of 312 and Auxiliary tentatively made the high triple of 716, while plans to go by bus early in Bruce Collins had the high December to see "Anne of average of 231. Green Gables" in London. The , In the Londesboro Men's Xmas. party will be held League, the Beavers are pulling following a short meeting on away from the competition with Dec. 10, with exchange of gifts 38 points, ahead of the Otters and lunch. with'29, the Foxes with 27 and the Wolves with 18. Bruce Roy swept all the men's honors with the high single of 279, and the high triple of 704, The Pole cats are the top cats in the Ladies Afternoon League with 31 points, far ahead of their nearest rival the Alley Cats with 23. Next come the Tom Cats with 19, and the Bob Cats with 11. Vera Beck had the high single of 243 and Erma Hartley had the high triple of 672. In the Bayfield Bowling League, the All Stars are the front runners with 18 points, followed by the Bombers with 17, the Dillies with 14 and the Miracles with 11. Madelon Mcllwain had both the ladies' high single of 286 and the high average of 227, while Sandra Talbot had the high triple of 724. Larry Schilbe had both the men's high single of 319 and the high triple of 615. Jan (Ilene has the high average of 200. Detrieroler German Band Master of Ceremonies - Baron Von Heldelburg German Food, Music and refreshments $8.00 per couple Tickets available at the bar 46b CLINTON BEEF—Beaters - Lose pounds and inches, and also a night of fun and exer- cises, Thurs. 8 p.m. at Clinton Public School. $2 to join and 50c per night.-46b t&SaO4IannnXitIMTPIKEKREMRKEKailtll NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion Hall, 8.30 Nov 15, Admission $1.00; fifteen regular games $10.00 each, Three Share-the- Wealth games. One Jackpot for $190 in 58 calls. Consolation., O'ne call and $10 added weekly if not won. CKNX RADIO Bingo cards available by mail from President Lion Charles Crawford Blyth, Ont. Card $1 each. Please enclose self- addressed envelope.-46-47b FROM THE "FARM SHOW" PEOPLE PASSE MURAILLE presents GARAGE SALE: Sat. Nov. 17, 9 a,m. to 5 p.m. at Dave Leaders Main Street, Hen- sall.-45,46b "THEM DONNELLYV PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE party at the Orange Hall, Clin- ton, Thursday, Nov. 15 at 8:15 p.m. under the auspices of LOBA. Ladies please bring lunch. Admission 50c,-46b John peeves, centre of picture, carries a Victoria Cross and Croix de Guerre won during the First World War by the late E.B. Miner a member of the 161 Huron Battalion. The medals were carried during the Remembrance Day parade in Clinton last Sunday. (News-Record photo) at the CLINTON SALES BARN Sat. Nov. 24, 1973 - 8 p.m. Sun. Nov. 25, 1973 - 2 p.m. Tickets Available At CLINTON COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Children Under 12 $1.50 HULLY GULLY Coming Events Nov. 17 "Star Trex"; Nov. 24 Wayne Riehl; Dec. 1 "Nite Lites"; New Years Eve tickets available phone 262- 5809.-46b BINGO. Nov 20 Huron Fish and Game Club, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $59 in 59 numbers. Six . door prizes. Close race in Junior Bowling Leugue SEAFORTH LADIES Curling, Tues. 2 p.m. and Wed, 8 p.m. All students and ladies in- terested, contact M. Wright 527-0623 or I. Scoins 527-1165 by Nov. 25, 1973.-46-47b In bowling news this week, there is still a very close race in the Crown Junior League with only ten points separating the first place team' from the eleventh place team, In front are the Corner Pins with 24 points, followed closely by the Pin Spots and the Alley Crackers with 22 each, the Headpins with 21, the Strike Outs with 20, the Super Strikers with 19, the Aristocats, the Tigers and the Spares with 18 each, the Alley Cats with 16, the Weeping Willows with 14 and the Rolling Pins with 11. Jane Symons had both the girls' high single of 246 and the high double of 370, Rick Forbes had both the boys' high single of 258 and the high double of 464, In the Londesboro Ladies League, the Knock Outs lead the way with 49 points, followed by the Dead Beats with 27 and the Hopefuls and the Head Hunters with 25 each. Nancy Roy, Dorothy Airdrie, and Dorothy Carter were tied for the high single with 241 each and Dorothy Carter had the high triple of 641. The Blue Moons are in top spot in the Crown Teen League with 41 points, followed closely be Deb's Drinks with 39, Corixas with 37, Smiles and Chuckles with 32, the Torques with 29, Starlost with 28 and the Pin Killers and the Whip- per Snappers with 27 each. Wendy Gibbings had the ladies' high triple of 230 and high triple of 606. Keith Howatt had the men's high single of 270 and Bob Atkinson had the high triple of 678. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies League, the Slow Pokes are proving the fastest with the top showing of 30 points, followed closely by the Happy Hookers with 28, the Six Pin Pals and the Tea Totalers with 27 each, the Alley Cats with 24, the Swinging Mamas and the Busty Beauties with 22 each and the Boo-Boos with 20. Moira Robinson had the high single of 299, Ada.Schellenburg had the high triple of 702 and Mary Davey had the high average of 214. The Ladies First are first in the Molson's Crown Mixed League with 25 points, but are hotly followed by Ron' s Rogues with 23, and the Dusters with 21. The Hi-Flyers and the Dumb Pokes are next with 17 each, followed by the Slideslips with 14, Dino's Dinglings with 13 and Betty's Bums with 10. Gerry Harris swept all the ladies' honors with the high single of 301, the high triple of Adults $2.50 MEETING OF Huron County Branch Architectural Conser- vancy of Ontario, 8 p.m. Thur- sday, Nov. 22 in the Junior Congregation room, Knox Church, Goderich. Everyone welcome to see the film on the Norwich Plan.-46-46b , rZrZrZr~r 040000000 0000900000 RECEPTION for WAYNE POLLOCK and BONNIE TAYLOR (Bridal Couple) CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE FRI. NOV. 23, 1973 DANCING 9 to 1 a.m. EVERYONE WELCOME 46,47b "SINGERS" MEN and WOMEN to take part in the Operetta Clinton Court news AT CLINTON LEGION Hall, Friday, Nov, 23, 2 - 6 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m. Bake Table, Knits, Crafts and grab bag etc, Refreshments - Sponsored by ladies of the Christian Refor- med Church, Clinton.-46-47b THE GONDOLiERS 1st rehearsal - Mon. Nov. 19, 9 p.m. SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGHSCHOOL AUDITORIUM In Clinton court last week, Stuart Keller of Stratford was fined $150 for dangerous driving and had his licence suspended for three months. Richard Konarski of Blyth was fined $150 and had his drivers licence lifted for two months when he was found guilty of careless driving. John Wilfred Arthur of Clinton was fined $50 for impaired driving and had his licence suspended for three months. Several persons were fined under the Liquor Control Act.. John Guetter, David E. Phillips, and Edward Becker of Clinton were each fined $28 for having liquor in a place other than their residence, and James Landsborough was fined $35 after being convicted on the charge of a minor consuming liquor. 0 0000 0 00000000 ELM HAVEN ;MOTOR HOTEL o appearing this week o EXOTIC DANCER "DEE DEE" o She eats fire o Walks on glass o Sings and Dances Coming next week EAST-WEST O EXETER ENTERTAINMENT a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ry etsitteoD emitotrissets.oe)eDe>eioeots,e5, 46b .•••0‘1"......^6.0%•••••••".00,4•00% COUNTRY and WESTERN Every Friday and Saturday Evening TASTY SNACKS AMPLE FREE PARKING GRAND OPENING! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th * CRAFTS * ANTIQUES * CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS COMMERCIAL HOTEL The, Dumbells are leading the Clinton Mixed League with 32 points, followed by the Odds-N-Ends with 30, Black's Spots and the Dead Beaters with 26 each, Cloud "9" and the Lonely Rangers with 23 each, the Dribblers with 21 and the Corner Pins with 16. Sheila Keys had the ladies' high single of 207 and the high triple of 679, while Val Marriage and Betty Daer are tied for the high average with 206 apiece. Joe Daer had the men's high single of 291 and the high triple of 812, while Don Switzer and Joe Daer were tied for the high average with 230 each. Country Market success Versatile group SAT. MATINEE .* CLOTHING Seaforth, Ont, —20ff ar211.1. C4:13 1r THE SHADOW BOX The Country Market Place held at Wesley-Willis Church on Saturday, November 3 was a highly successful event, realizing over $1,000. Decorated as an authentic market in a blaze of fall colours, Adele Jervis ar- tistically arranged weeds and flowers throughout the church. Greeting the enthusiastic group of morning "marketers" were the president of the U.C,W. Mrs. John Nediger and Mrs. Clifford Britton, wife of the church minister, Sewing convener, Mrs. Mary Murch and novelties convener, Mrs. Florence Oliver had stit- ched and sewed all year, resulting in an impressive array of luncheon cloths, felt belts, wall hangings and hand knits, Pat Sundercock and her ex- plorers made and sold candy fudge and popcorn all of which were immediate sell-outs. The Silent Auction was an innovation this year. Bids were recorded on paper, and the prices placed for antiques and novel pieces escalated quickly near closing time, the prized possession being awarded to the top bidder. The Flea Market, also convened by Mrs. Frank Fingland was its usual fun and success. Coffee and cake were served during the morning, but the big added attraction was the noon luncheon convened by Mrs. Les 000000 Ball. Hot meat pies, salad and dessert was enjoyed by business people, patrons of the Market, and families of U.C.W.'s over worked mothers. Mrs. Robert Cole and Mrs. Lloyd Bond con- vened the dining room. (Beside The Town Hall) CLINTON "If you Drink, Don't Drive," has long been the slogan of the safety minded, The Ontario Safety League now adds, "If You Drink, Don't Walk." The latest Ministry of Transpor- tation figures reveal that 12.5 percent of the drivers involved in fatal collisions last year were impaired. The same percentage of pedestrians killed in Ontario had been drinking. Of the 383 pedestrians killed in 1972, 95 had been drinking. . .71 to the point of impairment. BROWSE and BUY at tthe BAZAAR 46b Many children enjoyed the "Touch and Take" Christmas Tree corner. Gifts on the tree, when touched by a child, became his to open. Convener Mrs. Wm. Craig remarked that she wished she could have caught the excited expressions on the children's faces as they unwrapped their mysterious present. in ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 'Clinton SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 3 a.m. Tea Table • Crafts • Baked Goodies PARK 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524 '811 AIRCONDIT IONE E GODERICH THURS.' 8 p.m. ONLY FRI. & SAT. 7.30 & 9.30 46b Thu. 15 Fri.' 6 Sat.' 7 The ultimate in Martial Arts adventure and excitement! Since July, 1971, information on seat belt use has been recor- ded on motor vehicle collision reports in Ontario. Accident reports for 1972 show that only 40 of the 827 drivers killed in this province were wearing seat belts, says the Ontario Safety League. Of the 43,910 drivers injured in traffic accidents last year, only 10.5 percent were known to be wearing seat belts. SEAT BELTS. .When you think about it, says the Ontario Safety League, it's a nice way to say "I Love You." 1 The pantry convened by Mrs. Ken Wood and Mrs. Ed. Johns, always an early attraction, featured homemade meat pies, cabbage rolls, scones and salads. Also making its way into the ladies market baskets were pounds of aged cheddar cheese and creamy cottage cheese. Pies and cakes and homemade breads were in abundance, Convener of the Bazaar, Mrs. Ted Davies was pleased with the success of the Market Place and attributed its success to the devolecb workers who had con- tributed hours of time, and to the many generous contributors without which such an event is impossible. To everyone in- volved, sincere appreciation is extended. '11 MMWMWW • B• c-, :,^,•.',.ers3ry Corrirri( -;',1!.:1',; C:710370; PAN ® • 'ECliN• 1)73 sun] 8 8 p.m. Only VilIrgalgiTaT3311MtZlItIA3tAiaMagiltfitt IMM3YZOzZASSMSMINIar4 THERE ARE SEVEN BASIC FEMALE RESPONSES! 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