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Sandra Frentlin is 18 and a
grade 12 student at CHSS.
She is very active ,in sports
and plays for the Clinton girls'
hockey team. She is spon-
sored by Branch 140 of the
Canadian Legion.
Sharon Williams is 18 years-
old and hails from Clinton.
She Is a graduate of CHSS
and works part-time at the
Clinton Public Hospital as a
nurses' aid. She is sponsored
by the Eastern Star,
Louise Lovett is 18 years-old
and is from RR 1, Londesboro.
She is a grade 12 student at
CHSS. She teaches music af-
ter school and is sponsored
by the Huron Central
Agriculture Society.
Joyce Wens of Clinton is 18
and a graduate of CHSS. She
is very active in local sports
and is employed at McAdams
Home Hardware. She is
sponsored by the. Clinton
Retail Merchant* Association.
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SIXTH CLINTON
AND DISTRICT
WINTER
CARNIVAL
FEB. 1st;-- FEB. 10th
1974 CLINTON AND DISTRICT WINTER CARNIVAL PROGRAMME
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Friday, February 1
8:30 p.m.—TORCHLITE PARADE
9:30 p.m.---TRAIL RIDES from Arena, sponsored by Clinton Snowmobile
Club and Fish and Game Club,
Saturday, February 2
10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon—PANCAKE BREAKFAST at Arena, Clinton Carnival
Committee,
1100 p.m.--WINTER CARNIVAL' PARADE—Featuring Miss Dominion of
Canada, Pirie Mitchell and Peaches,
2:80 p.en,—WINTER CARNIVAL CHILDREN'S DAY — C.H.S,S, Auditor-
ium, Master of Ceremonies Pine Mitchell arid Peaches. Prince
and Princess Contest. Full programme planned,
8:30 p.m CROWNING OF QUEEN—C.H.S 5, Auditorium. Guest appear-
ance of Clinton Centennial Band, "The Brodley Bunch", Miss
Domiriion of Canada.
10:00 p.m..-Lions Club Winter Carnival Queen Dance, Legion Hall, dark,
ing to "Royaioires"
'
Official Opening, Mayor Don Symons.
Admission by ticket only, price $10.. per couple including
lunch, from Harvey Howard or any Lions Club member,
Sunday, February 3
2:00 P.m.-*NOVELTY SNOWMOBILE RACES Clinton Snowmobile Club.
Clinton Community Pork,
2:00 p.n.-COMPETITION SKATING presented by Clinton Figure Skat-
ing Club.
7:00 p,th, HOCKEY GAME—Town (Polite and Rec, bept:) vs. Clinton
Girls Hockey Tdam.
8:30 p.tri. JUNIOR "b" HOCKEY TOvistock vs. Clinton.
r POSTER
CONTEST
ICE
SCULPTURE .)
CONTEST
(WEATHER
PERMITTING)
Monday, February 4
1:00 p.m.—BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT—"A" Series: Hullett, Blue-
birds, Blyth Flyers and Chisethurst (League Teams),
"B" Series—Fish and Game Club, Kinsmen Club, High School
and Bayfield Bombers (Non-league Teams). Finals Feb. 9th.
8:30 p.m.—BINGO—Legion Hall. Sponsored by Legion Ladies Auxiliary,
Tuesday, February 5
GIRLS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
7:00 p.m.—Forest vs. Clinton'
8:30 p.m.—Merton' vs. Seaforth
(Finals on Saturday. February 9th.)
Wednesday, FebrOary 6
2:00 p.m.—SENIOR CITIZENS CARD PARTY—Arena Auditorium,
7:00 p.m.—FAMILY SKATE NIGHT
9:00 p.m.—WINTER CARNIVAL HOSPITALITY NIGHTArena Audi-
torium. Featuring focal talent and sing-a-long, Sponsored by
Clinton Recreation Committee,
Thursday, February 7
8:00 p.m.—JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY—Lucan vs, Clinton,
Friday, February 8
12:00 Noon—HOCKEY TOURNAMENT-L-Sponsored by Clinton and District
Christian ,Schools,
7130 p.m.—HAYRIDES FOR YOUNG AND OLD from Arena, Sponsored
by Fair Board,
9:30' p.m.—MONTE CARLO NIGHT---Arena Auditorium, Sponsored by
Kinsmen and Kinettes. Games Night with play money Admis-
sion includes ploy money and lunch,
Saturday, February 9
10:00 a.m.—PUBLIC SCHOOL SKATING RACES
1:30 p.m.—BROOMBALL—"I3" Championship
2:30 p.m.—BROOMBALL—"A" Championship
3:30 p.m.—GIRLS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FINAL
6:30 p.m.—ANNUAL PRESIDENT'S BALL—Canadian Legion Hall.
Cocktails, Dinner and Dance. Advance tickets only (Sold Out)
9t00 p.m.—WINTER CARNIVAL bANCE—Fish and Game Club. Dancing
to Scott's Orchestra, Tickets available from members, $6.00
per couple, includes lunch, '
9:00 p.m.—WINTER CARNIVAL DANCE—Arena 'Auditorium. Sponsored
by Fair f3oord, Dancing to Gard Harison and the Horbourlites.
Tickets ovoilable from members, $5,
r
00 couple including lunch
Sunday, February 10
1:60 p.m.—MOSRA SANCTIONED SNOWMOBILE RACES—Sponsored by
Kinsmen Club. (See back of programme for full details,)
PICTURE AND POSTER CONTEST completed by the elementary school
children of the district end judged by the I,O.D.E, and Eastern Star ladies on
display in the business establishments in Our Community,
(PROGRAMME SUBJECT TO ChliANGE)
THIS
YEAR'S GUEST
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
PIRIE MITCHELL''/
OF
C F P L TV - TALENT HOUR
' AND' HIS
ST. BERNARD
"REACHES"
SPECIAL
GUEST
MISS DOMINION
OF
CANADA:
,ADMISSION
TO MOST EVENTS
BY
Bonhomme
ADULTS
$2.00
STUDENTS
OR AT THE DOOR
ADULTS 50c EA.
FOR MOST EVENTS
25c FOR CHILDREN
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,Who w:111 be Carnival ueen?
An interesting note -game to
Town Talk from - Mr. Ron-
Rudd, the husband -of your for-
titer columnist, now stationed
at :CF/3. Borden, He writea
that some time ago l Town Talk
had .a piece about the name
"`Clinton". An interesting ad-
dition has come to light. There
a Clinton in and some
names prominent in that Clin-
ton'a history parallel names in
the Ontario 'Clinton" records.
William Whitehead, farmer
and cooper settled in the Clin-
ton, P.E.I. area in 1821. James
Whitehead, farmer, settled in
the same year. William Rat-
tenbury ani Robert Fitzsimons
• are also names associated with
that .area.
Another curious coincidence
occurred in • October when
Margaret and Ron. travelled by
bus from Calgary to Van,
couver,- a man and his wife
from near , Clinton, New
Zealand were on the same bus.
* * *
Rev. and Mrs, Robert Put-
man and son have returned to
their home in Pincher Creek,
Alberta, after having spent two
weeks with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Putman of King Street, Clinton
and Mrs. Putman's parents in
Kitchener.
* * *
Card parties are in full swing
two of which we can report on
here. At the I.O.O.F. Hall on
Princess Street, on January 24 -
Euchre winners were:- ladies'
high, Mrs, Alma Tyndall;
ladies' low,. Mrs. Elma Jewitt;
men's high, George Scribbins;
men's low Steven O'Connell;
lone hands, Mrs. Tom O'Con-
nell. 500 winners - ladies' high,
Mrs, Milton Wiltse; ladies' low,
Mrs. Alvin Cox; men's high
Milton Wiltse; men's low, Alvin,
Betties. Draws were won by
Bill Gibbings, Mrs. George Car-
ter, with special prize to Dan
Gliddon. All are looking for-
ward to the next party on
February 7.
* *
A progressive euchre party
for the L.0,B.A. was held in the
Orange Hall on January 24
with prizes going to the
following: r.,Laclies,',high,, Mrs,;
Dan Pickar'a, ""Clinton;lacieS'-
lhiv, Mrs. Wilfred nolelaigh;
lone hands, Miss Mabel Har-
vey, Clinton; gents' high, Mr.
Fothergill, Londesboro; ,gents'
low, Mr. Clark Forrest, Hen-
sall; lone hands, Master Larry
Riehi. Draws for 5 lbs sugar-
Mrs. Frank Forrest, Hensall,
Mrs. Don Pickard, Watch the
News-Record for news of fur-,
ther parties.
* * *
The travelling life =St ap-
peal to Jim Harrison, son of
Mrs. and Mr. J.D. Harrison,
RR4, Clinton. Jim left for
England January 19th on what
has become another of his
;fairly routine trips, His stay
over theie is centered around
Shrewsbury end the Midlands.
Re will be returning in mid
February bringing with bhp
two or three containers, about
the size of railway box cars, full
of antiques and brie-a-brac.
* *
We' are told that there is
room in the Clinton Brownie
Pack for any girls between the
ages of 7 and 10 who wish to
join. , Brownie life is full of fun
and activity as those who now
belong can testify. The Town
pack is looking forward to par-
ticipating in the Winter Car-
nival Parade and also will be
celebrating the birthday of the
founder of the movement, Lord
Baden-Powell, with .4 church
parade to Wesley-Willis United
Church on February 23. News
of the Brownies •brings to the
mind of your writer the en-
thusiasm with which she joined
a pack (some?? many??) years
ago, and in writing home from
boarding school to tell of this
new adventure, informed her
family that she had been
"unrolled" as a Brownie,
* * *
When the results of the
Goderich Canadian Legion 50-
50 draw were announced for
the month of January, lady
luck came a little closer to
him: 1st prize to Robert Sem-
ple, RR5 Clinton - $1,349; 2nd
Danny Abbott, Goderich $200;
3rd Dan Worthy, Goderich $50.
Seller of the winning ticket
was John Bedour, The next
draw will take place February
28th, and a list of the ticket
outlets will be found in an ad-
vertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
Requiem for the' 10c
chocolate bar:
Today they buried the 100
bar,
it's up to 12 - too high by far.
Jean Stothers is 21 years-old
and lives in Clinton. She
works as a secretary at the
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital
and is sponsored by the Clin-
ton Fish and Game Glub.
Mamie Middleton is from RR 4
, Clinton and is 18 years-old.
She is a grade 13 student at
CHSS and works part-time at
the Clinton Public Hospital.
She is sponsored by the CHSS
Students' Council.
LNta Horbanulk is 20 years-
, old and is studying for a
medical secretary qt
Conestoga College, Clinton
Centre. She is sponsored by
the Clinton Chapter of the
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
Katherine Forbes of RR 2 Clin-
ton is a grade 13 student et
CH$S and is 18 years of age.
She works part-time et the .
Clinton Hospital and Is spon-
sored by the Clinton Kinettes.
Valentine candies from .,
TAKE NOTICE
that , the:annual meeting of producer, members of The HURON
County Pork Producers' Association Will \te convened(al the,-
OtoupokitR:11*. E.S.T. on 13 of February 1974, at the Legion,lialt,,
in the Town of Clinton for the purpose of the proper business
of the annual meeting, the elections of officers and the election
of substitute delegates. •
Between the hours of 2:00 o'clock and 3:00 o'clock in the after-
noon of the above mentioned date, NOMINATIONS for county
committee-men under the Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing
Plan will be held, if an election is required for councilmen, it
will be held on Tuesday, March 3rd, 1974 and the polling places
will be: Clinton, Walton, and Dungannon.
James Williamson Lloyd Stewart
President Secretary-Treasurer