HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-20, Page 7Santa Claus, who will have his usually busy night next week,
was In Clinton and various places last week handing out
previews of treats to come. One stop in Clinton was at the
Christmas party of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Here Santa
receives a thank-you kiss from one of the "jewels" at the
party. (News-Record photo)
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SPORTS AND RECREATION
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A 5-DAY
WINTER
CARNIVAL
5 FULL DAYS OF EXCITING
WINTER SPORTS
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 26
Amateur OVAL Snowmobile Racing -,
This Is your chance to try your machine prior
to the OSRF and MOSRA races.
THURSDAY, DEC. 27
* Molson Pro Driver Safety Clinic
* Cutter Rides ..
* Trail Rides
* Machine Rentals
* Kawartha Cupp Films
* Novelty Races
FRIDAY, DEC. 28
* Cross Country Races
"Teams made up of five sleighs each, will compete for awards
sponsored by Molson's Brewery.
* Cutter Rides
* Machine Rides
* Machine Rentals
* Gigantic Torch-Lite Trail Ride
SATURDAY, DEC. 29
* Season Opening, MOSRA Sanctioned,
Race
* Party and Dance
SUNDAY., DEC. 30
*tMOSRA'Sanctioned 'Oval Race
* Awards Banquet
R.E. McKinley M.P. for Huron has donated an award to be
called the "Huron Cup", that will be awarded each year to the
driver with the most combined points for Dec. 29th, 30th race
times. Registration from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Races begin at 12:30
p.m.
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Che spirit of
Christmas is in the
air, ringing
out joy and good
will. PP e take
this time to extend
to all greetings acid thanks,
From the Staff at
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CIVIL RIGHTS
WHO CARES?
BILL 274
The only bargaining sanction teachers have: the right to tender
mass resignations.
- VIOLATES
A basic civil right of all workers - the right to free collective
bargaining.
IMPOSES
Compulsory arbitration on teachers which negates free bargaining
rights.
Rotations between the teaching profession and the Ministry of Education
have been needlessly disrupted by the Introduction of this bill.
We, the teachers of Huron County reject the idea that we are using children
as pawns. Our concern Is that these children grow up In a democratic
Province where Individual human civil rights will be recognized.
Sponsored by
- The Huron Association of the Federation Of Women leachers of Ontario.
- The Huron District Of tinted° Public School Mon Teachers' Federation.
- The Huron-Perth Unit Of Ontario &With Catholic Teachers' Association.
the Huron County District 45 Ohtani) Secondary School Teachers'
Federation,
With best wishes for
a happy, holy holi,
day, we send greet:
ings and gratitude
to you. May the
blessings of Christ-
seas ever be yours.
Clinton Electric Shop
Eric Schellenberger Proprietor
YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER
91 Albert St. CLINTON 482 - 6646
Hope you and your fam.ilT share
an old-fashioned.Phristmas ,,deolted
with fridndship, felloWship, festivity.
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Hwy. No. 4 South, Clinton Tel., 482-9502
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Our thoughts
atthis time give
rise to many wishes .
bright Christmas wishes for you and your
family. May this be the happiest,
most furviilled holiday you've ever had.
And for your patronage, our thanks!
MANAGEMENT and STAFF
your hydro
CLINTON
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
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Chairman
CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, -TfiTAISPAY. PE EMBER
AMBER REBEKAH LODGE
Noble Grand Mrs. Aldeen
Volland presided at the
meeting of Hensall Amber
Rebekah Lodge recently,
assisted by Vice-Grand Mrs.
Margaret Consitt. Mrs. Evelyn
MacBeath reported for the
Finance Committee and Mrs.
Margaret Consitt reported for
the Visiting Committee and
also the C.P.T. Committee,
stating they were having a
progressive euchre in the Lodge
hall on December 13.
Mrs. Dorothy Corbett,
treasurer reported on the bank
balances. Donations will be
sent to the War Memorial
Children's Hospital and to the
home at Barrie. The Charter of
the' Lodge was draped on
December 19 in loving memory
of the late Catherine Campbell,
past president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Ontario.
"Secret Pal Night" will be
held on January 16 and the
Lodge will observe their 25th
anniversary in Febrary. Singing
of Christmas carols followed
the meeting, led by Mrs. Evelyn
MacBeath at the piano.
Charades were very
humourous and Mrs. Rose
Broderick distributed gifts from
a decorated tree after which a
musical hour followed in the
lower hall.
CHISELHURST U.C.W.
The Christmas meeting of the
Chiselhurst U.C.W, was held
Tues, afternoon in the sanc-
tuary of the Church which was
beautifully decorated for the
Christmas season. Mrs. Alvin
Cole presided and opened with
a poem "Christmas blessings",
Mrs. Harold Parker gave the
Christmas ,worship assisted
with the scriptures by Mrs.
Vera Brintnell, Mrs. Earl Kin-
sman, Beatrice Boyce and Mrs.
Tom Brintnell. Christmas
carols were sung during the
worship service,
Mrs. Richard Taylor gave the
program and gave a poem
"Christmas in the Country".
Business was discussed and
it was decided to send $25 to
Mission and Services in Lon-
don, Volunteer help was asked
for to help to wrap Christmas
gifts for the Children's Aid in
Exeter,
Rev. Beck gave a very in-
spiring Christmas message. The
meeting was closed with prayer,
Hostesses were Mrs. Richard
Taylor, Mrs. Rosa Harris and
Mrs. Clarence Coleman.
ORANGE LODGE
The members of Loyal
Orange Lodge No 710 and their
wives held their annual dinner
on December 14, After a
delicious dinner, a euchre party
was enjoyed. Ladies high was
won by Mrs. Viola Lampman,
Clinton, ladies lone hands by
Mrs, Wilfred Glazier, Clinton,
and consolation by Mrs. Wit-
tington, Clinton. Men's high
was won by John Henderson,
Brucefield, men's lone hands
by Daniel Glidden, Clinton and
men's consolation by Norman
Livermore of Clinton.
After the euchre a draw was
held for a $50 first prize and a
$10 second prize. First prize
was won by Mrs. Allan Light-
foot of Stanley Township and
the second prize by Mrs. Pearl
Day of Hensall.
Couple Receives bad news
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
received a telegram from
Holland on Thursday telling
them that Sim's brother Peter
Roobal aged 66 had passed
away quite suddenly at his late
residence.
HENSALL W.I.
The Christmas meeting of the
Hensall W.I. was held Wed-
nesday evening in the Legion
Hall. The meeting was opened
in the usual form. Nan Britton
and Janis Bisback were the
program conveners. Mrs. Brit-
ton read a poem. The Pepper
girls, Brenda, Marilyn, Laurie
and Jo-antie'sarig several N6A-
bers accompanied by Brenda
on the piano. The Gloor girlS,
Rita, Cheryl, Sharon and Cindy
sang a number with Greta
Lammie at the piano.
The roll call was answered
by 23 members by saying
something nice about the per-
son on your left, Minutes were
read by Secretary Grace Peck,
and a financial report was
given by Marg Ingram.
Correspondence included a
report from Eric Luther on the
Blind Canvass held recently in
the village, and the 4-H
Achievement Day to be held in
Zurich on January 5.
Janis Bisback was appointed
as an assistant delegate to the
Mentally Retarded Association
and Mrs. McAllister read an
article from Brother Bob who
resides in Northern India.
Hilda Payne reviewed the
January meeting schedule.
Everyone joined in singing a
Christmas carol, and Janig
Bisback gave a few remarks on
the traditions of Christmas now
in 1973, and also read a poem.
Miss Amy Lammie in-
troduced the special guest for
the evening, Mrs. Jean Durst of
Egmondville, who demon-
strated the making of Christ-
mas decorations. This demon-
stration was most interesting
and colorful. Mrs. Britton
thanked Mrs. Durst,
Hilda Payne gave courtesy
• remarks:a nd .thet meeting closed
with the Queen. Hostesses Win-
nie Skea and Joyce Pepper and
their assistants served a
delicious Christmas lunch.
CHURCH SERVICE
Rev. Don Back preached on
the Christmas meditation "My
Christmas Dream" for the Ad-
vent III, White Gift service in
Hensall United Church on Sun-
day morning. The children's
choir under the direction of
Norma Pryde and assisted by
Shirley McAllister sang many
selections throughout the ser-
vice. Solos were sung by Tim
Rowcliffe and Randy Parke
. A special number was the girls
chorus of Becky Baker, Lisa
Stretton, Sandra Dixon,
Marilyn Pepper, Mary
Drysdale, Laurie Pepper, Lori
Flynn, Jo-anne Pepper, Vicki
Mann, Janet McAllister and
Sandra McCurdy. On the drum
was Brad Mann, bongo Jerry
Smith, and tambourine Lisa
Stretton. Five boys Paul Man-
sfield, Murray and Steven
McGregor, John Mickle and
Murray Wareing read a scrip-
ture lesson from Luke in
unison. Lori Flynn lit the III
Advent on the wreath.
A Carol Service was held in
the evening. The Youth choir
sang four numbers accom-
panied on the piano by Norma
Pryde. A duet "Star of the
East"; was sung by 'Gail
Travers',and Janis Bisbaclecae.!
companied at the piano by
Helen Goddard, Many Christ-
mas carols were sung and scrip-
ture lessons were read from
Isaiah, Samuel, John and Luke.
At the conclusion of the service,
Karen McAllister and Mrs.
Turkheim played a piano duet,
Next Sunday will be the Christ-
mas Sunday Family Service,
Sunday School sessions are
scheduled for this Sunday. .