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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-29, Page 7THE GODERICH ROTARY CLUB IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE SULLYFOUNDATION PRESENTS A NIGHT AT THE SYMPHONY (A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM) FEATURING THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY CLIFFORD EVENS WITH THE EARLE TERRY SINGERS Saturday, Dec. 15 8:30 P.M. AT GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE TICKETS - ADULT $2, STUDENTS & CHILDREN $1.25, FAMILY $5 AVAILABLE IN GODERICH AT FINCHERS CAMPBELLS COACH HOUSE RAWSON & SWARTMAN IN CLINTON AT CLINTON NEWS-RECORD BARTLIFF'S BAKERY ENV Get your Snowmobile in for a check-over or repairs, before the next snow fall. * Headquarters for plugs, belts, cart,. and ignition parts, run- ners and suspension parts. * Ariens Snowblower Sales & Service SERVICE GUARANTEED on a11-1ptilduc4,,sold! 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But hurry modelsron t . y lef of these NO shortage of color' Larry's: A Tim:= Land Stereos just arrived 22 Color TV's and 11 Stereos in stock Drop in today at: 22 'SHOPPING DAYS ELECTROHOME ... ••••• *rig .10 ••••••••••• VEEN STREETI3LYTH.ONT. alP4.46523.9641101 S RADIO and TV SALES aSEIDRCI L.T. BOLGER, PROPRIETOR 2$r :Ar 14!" 27. :Or or :Or 1.4fla :41 rAi A' :4r not too iarb There is still time to sew Ikke KEEP IN MIND for t111i i; ave: k IS WeH k il t FOR "HER" Just take the time to look over our shelves loaded with beautiful goods ... There is everything here as well. • 4.11 .14 • • • Shop Soon SEWING CENTRE • DRY GOODS taor 50.0.14•241.r otior • • —-.010:01.44rNO.10,01.144rNArIlailacor Clinton, Ontario • • • .104 i • PYJAMAS & GOWNS • HAND BAGS & EVENING BAGS 14 • PANTY HOSE 11 • ails)tific& PANTIES • SCARVES ALWAYS AS WELCOME GIFT, A • - • . • Gift Certificate & GLOVES From IRWIN'S at • SHEETS & PILLOW CASES • TOWELS • TABLE CLOTHS • TEA TOWELS • BLANKETS • BATH SETS IF YOU ARE BUYING FOR "THEM" We Have: tx Annual meeting held t. The Scarlet Degree was conferred on three members of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association Huron Lodge No. 377, Clinton on Wednesday night, November 21. Left to right are Mrs. Frank Forrest, Deputy Mistress of Huron Lodge 377; Mrs. John Errington and Mrs. Fanny Clark (mother of Mrs. Forrest) who received the Scarlet Degree; and Mrs. Leona Lockhart, Worthy Mistress, Seaforth Orange Lily Lodge No. 712, assisted by members of the Clinton and Woodham Lodges officiated at the conferring. Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Marg Fremlin of Clinton, who also received the Scarlet degree. (photo by Milvena Erickson) News of Kippen By Rene Caldwell Mr, and Mrs. Dave Moyer, Parry Sound and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider, Stratford visited with Mr. Robert Thom- pson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBride visited with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Penein, Sault Ste Marie. Mr. Jack Cooper is con- valescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. other countries were sampled by the ladies when the "Around the World Luncheon" was ser- ved. PERSONALS he Perth-Huron Jersey Clt/ Annual Meeting was held at Cranbrook on Saturday November 24, with a banquet served by the Cranbrook Women's Institute, The business portion of the ineeting was held in the mon. ning with the dinner at 12;30 p.m, Dave Parkinson, Ontario Club President who was unable to attend. Sheila Armstrong, Dairy Princess for Perth County, Queen of the Furrow at this year's Plowing Match, and member of the Perth-Huron Jersey Club was a head table guest. Presentations were made to; Marlene Bowles, the George Bagg Memorial Trophy for having the Champion calf at the Parish Show at Stratford; Sheila Armstrong, Marlene Bowles and Kevin Partridge a T. shirt and certificate from the Ontario Jersey Club. The following donations were acknowledged: B and B Dairy Supplies, Goderich; J. Van Egmond, Clinton; Gorrie Feed Mill, Gorrie; King's Har- FLIGHT BAGS Men's and Ladies' From $ 2.3 9 5 •••••••••••••••••.•• Ladies' TOTE BAGS dware, Fordwich; J. and W. Rathwell, Clinton. Mr, Hugh Edighoffer M.P.P. for Perth was guest speaker and a question and answer period followed, The executive 1974 are: president, Alex Ostrom; first vice president, Gordon Young; second vice president, A.G. Whitely; Ontario director, Jack Van Egmond; secretary, Chris Lee, Soccer News A meeting will be held on Monday December 3 in the Community Centre at 7;30 p.m. to elect an executive for the 1974 season and also discuss the past season and plans for the coming season. The reason for such an early meeting is to elect a delegate to attend a meeting at the County level on December 9th. Robin Gates has been elected treasurer of the Huron Minor Soccer Associations for 1974. Donna Marjorie Reichert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Reichert, Clinton exchanged wedding vows with Kenneth Charles Thiel, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Stewart Thiel,,Zurich r on Saturday, Nov. 10, 1973 at 7 p.m. in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich. Rev. Andrew Blackwell of- ficiated at the ceremony in a setting of candelabras and pot- ted white mums. The soloist, Mrs. Belva Fuss, Hensall, cousin of the bride sang "Two Shall Be One" and "The Wedding Prayer", accom- panied on the organ by Mrs. Lenora Turkheim, Zurich. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a gown of nylon lagoda fashioned with a high neckline, long full sleeves, empire waist, with a detachable chapel train elaborately trimmed with chan- tilly lace and tiny sequins. The mantilla headpiece held a cathedral length veil also edged in chantilly lace. She carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies accented with red star flowers. Mrs. Carol Davidson, Lon- don, sister of the bride was matron of honor. She wore a hot pink A-line gown with a high neckline and long fitted sleeves elegantly trimmed with ruffles and white brocade lace on the bodice and around the sleeves and collar, accented with matching pink bows of rib- bon in her hair. She carried a nosegay of white shasta daisies with red star flowers and long pink ribbon to match her dress. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Eunice Taylor, Brucefield, sister of the groom; Miss Cathy Fuss, Hensall, cousin of the bride; and Miss Ruth Ann Neilans, Clinton, friend of the bride, were dressed identically to that of the matron of honor. The best man Was Hubert Thiel, Zurich, brother of the groom, and the guests were ushered by Craig Davidson, London, brother-in-law of the bride, Wayne Keller, Zurich, friend of the groom and Jerry Thiel, Zurich, brother of the groom. They wore royal blue tuxedos trimmed with black velvet. The mother of the bride wore a mauve sleeveless gown with matching long sleeve coat and a corsage of mauve and pink carnations with a matching headpiece. The mother of the groom wore a blue gown with a cor- sage of yellow roses and a mat- ching headpiece. A reception followed at the Zurich Com , Centre, For their wedding trip, the bride chose a multi-coloured two—piece suit with a corsage of purple car- nations, One . of the main items of business at the November meeting of the Goderich and. District Association for the Mentally Retarded was the sale of Christmas cards by the Association. The cards now on McKillop pioneer dies at 101 Isabella McClure, the last surviving member of a family which homesteaded on the 4th concession of McKillop Town- ship in the 1800s, died Monday in Seaforth at the age 101. Miss McClure was one of six daughters and five sons born to George McClure and his wife Sarah (Torrance). In 1912, Miss McClure moved to Seaforth and cared for her invalid sister Rebecca for 25 years and worked at dressmaking. In 1965, she moved into the Kilbarchan Nursing Home in Seaforth. She was born Sept. 2, 1872, on the family farm which now is occupied by a nephew, Nelson McClure. -photo by Masson The young couple are residing at RR 1, Zurich. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored by two miscellaneous showers. One was at4behome of Mrs. Eunice Taylor, Brucefield and the .other at the home of Mrs. Belva . Fuss and girls which many relatives and friends at- tended. Neighbours of the bride gathered at the home of Mrs. Edna Wheeler of Clinton, where lunch was served and a gift presented. A surprise party was also held for the bride in her honor by the Clinton Girls Hockey Team, of which she was a mem- ber. The bride and groom were honored at still another sur- prise party by friends and relatives in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thiel of Zurich. Sale are of four designs, each designed by a mentally retar, ded person. The price is $1,35 for a package of ten. They may be obtained from any Association member, the Workshop in the Kinsmen Building, Goderich, French Dry Cleaners, West Street, .Goderich or The Village Store in Saltford. Clinton is a part of The Goderich and District Association for the Mentally Retarded, and purchase of these Christmas cards leads to a better, and happier life for the mentally retarded in our area, as well as reminding us of our own special blessings, CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER V), 197.37-4 Retarded Ass'n to sell cards The World Affairs meeting of Kippen East W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Cald- well with Mrs. Grant McGregor co-hostess. The members brought a souvenir they had received from another country. Souvenirs came from Mexico, Scotland, Spain, Holland, Ireland, Denmark, Jamaica, France, England, Switzerland and Canary Islands. Mrs. Alex McGregor com- mented on the motto, "World Affairs are our Affairs". Mrs. Grant MacLean gave the history of the R.C.M.P. and ,Mrs. H. Caldwell commented Son her spoon collection, spoons on display which came from coast to coast in Canada, Yukon, Alaska N.W.T. Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Several musical numbers were contributed by Mrs. R. Kinsman and J.E. Caldwell. Mrs. J. Drummond gave a report of the District Board meeting and conducted a con- test. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot gave the citizenship and world af- fairs report. Mrs. M. Connolly, the president, chaired the business and read a poem on "Home". Mrs. Grant McLear took the chair for the program and Mrs. Charles Eyre gave Courtesy Remarks. Foods from China, Italy, Holland, Switzerland, Poland, Germany, Canada,, U.S.A. India, Cuba, Brazil and CLINTON Ill 4-H The eighth meeting of the "Saucy Saucepans" was held on November 12 at the Wesley Willis Church. We had a buffet style supper which everyone enjoyed. There was a marvellous array'of food which consisted of such things as: baked beans, scalloped potatoes, goulash, lettuce salads, jello salads, cabbage rolls, a meat tray, different types of cheese, rusks, German tea squares, spice drop cookies, fortune cookies and cake. The fortunes in the fortune cookies gave many people startling news. This supper was enjoyed by the members, leaders and the guests. Jo-Anne Collins Helen Hartman SNOWMOBILE STEVE ARGYLE Outdoor Equipment Phone 565-2800 Bayfield 1::?174/stf%)VAIVA:t5EMTA,170:5SMSM,13tWaiTZZAVAWSIT=SSA5:711:VS1 SERVICE FOR CHRISTMAS SAMSONITE DIONITE CARSON Budget Price Lines from $4 9 5 SINGLE CASES or MATCHED SETS THIEL-REICHERT •