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Robert Ki ; First Vice- ...Planlst- Mrs.Jack Sinclair;
BY RENA LAW��� tu►� � Audi�rs Mrs.Charles•Eyre
• KI n Eslwht W''1� President Mrs AI Hoggarth; -
The Annual Meeting 4f Second Vice -President - Mrs. an MrsStewart
ew rtP ep directors
WPM .Bast W,I. was held in D. Trfebner; Secretary - Mrs, The will be held on May 7
the Legion Hall with Marlene S. Pepper; Treasurer - Mrs. meeting at Frances Kinsman, s place.
Bell and Helen �[acle4n acting Harold Parsons; District e Pullman gave
a$ hostesses. The Pt eaid�ent, Director.- Mrs, Robert Bell; Charlotte
remarks. Mona
Meeting With a reading "Spring
Frances Kinsman opened the Alternate District Director -
• Public Alderdice and her committee Mrs.•Grace Drummond ,
Housecleaning". The roll call Relations - Mrs. Grace served lunch.
was answered by naming your Drummond;` Branch Directors Social News
favourite holiday sport and - Mrs. Harry Caldwell,.Mrs. Elaine Timmermans has
paying lees. A new member Grant, MacLean, Mrs. Vern one td Holland for a s has
joined and another • was Aldexdi ce; Agriculture and holiday with relatives there.
Eie
presented with an Institute pin. Canadian Industries - Mrs. _ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson
rn
Achievement Day will be in Robert Bell, Mrs.
Zurich on May 3. •Helen Whitehouse; Citizenship and
MacLean reported on the cook- World Affairs - Mrs. M. Con -
book, and also Family and nolly, Mrs. James Chalmers;
- Consumer Affairs and Mary Education and Cultural Affairs
Whitehouse reported on - Mrs. Vern Alderdice and Mrs.
Agriculture 'and Canadian ConsumerGrace Drummond; Affairs - Mrs. IGrant
ly and
Industries.
Marlene Bell, District MacLean and Mrs. Campbell
Director, gave the District Eyre; Resolutions - Mrs. David
Board
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theD1StriCtAnnualwill be held Sunshins- Mrs.
• in Dashwood on May 15 William Bell; Sewing- Mrs.
Ki n is responsible for a Alex McGregor; Pianist - Mrs.
PPe
display. Ross Broadfoot; Assistant
Mildred Chalmers, 'Program
tizens
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convener
World Affairs introduced Mr.ll 5`M
District JO
Ball from the Seaforth
High School Geography Club
who commented on the trips Four more Clinton Softball
taken by the Club. He showed players have decided to go into
slides of Italy, a trip taken last . a better calibre of softball.
year. He was thanked by Mary Janet Graham, Ruth Ann
Connolly and presented with a Neilans, Gayle Cunningham
gift. and Betty Hynesbergen have
The Pepper sisters, -Brenda • joined the Dublin Shamrocks
Marilyn Laurie and Jo-ann who are going to compete in the
1 numbers Midwestern Ontario
Ladies
and Mrs. Mary McGillivary,
Lrs. W visited
Melli during the
Mrs.
past week. Robert
Visitors ,.with
Thomson were: Mr and Mrs.
Sound Ms.
Dave Moyer, Parry
and Mrs. Pepper, Exeter; Mrs.
Lorne Schneider and daughter
of Stratford.
Sympathy of the community
and
Bob
ed to Ray
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Bell whose father passed away
in University Hospital, London.
edule
at Dublin.
Sun., June
Milverton.
Tues., June
crosweken
Atoms to field
baseball team
(Clinton Centennial Atoms)
For the first time ever, an.
atom baseball team, hopefully,
will take to the diamond this
summer. This team is open to
all boys ages in steam
- and will play The
grouping in the W.O.A.A.
team will Supplye A Automotored ive.
by Battery
Team manager Bryan
Marriage, and coaches Jack
1, Dublin at
3, Dublin at
Sun., June 8,
Dublin - 2 p.m.
Dublin -7:30 p.m
Wed., June
Tillsonburg at
, Waterford at
11, Dublin at
Peck and Maynard Hymers
hope to see about twenty boys
out to practice later in the
spring when the grounds dry
up.
Any boy wishing to play is
asked to contact Bryan
Marriage at 482-9755. The team
is open to any boy living in the
town. of Clinton, and district
covering the nearby townships.
Girls lose battle
ke S turd
The Clinton Girls hoc y
went down to defeat Saturday
Marys.
s°
ia, Expter yagainst St. Y
Making the series go -the -full
even games, the Clinton girls
managed to stay a game up
until the 6th and . 7th games
when they lost 2-1 and 3-1. Deb
Cook scored Clinton's lone goal
Thursday and Jennifer
T ttokhnm anaw7Preri for Clinton
favoured with severe Waterloo. Don't just
with Brenda accompanying on League which consists of three Sun., June 15, Stratford at
Grace Drurhmond teams and six in-
Verde •Sinclair commented for which Sandi Fremlin, Patti Thurs., June 19, Waterloo at Do Something•
Con the motto "Th shortest way gay d Marlene Cunningham Dublin.
junior
Dublin,
termediate teams. Among the
the piano. r - -
thanked the girls and presented Tue., June 17, Dublin at
them with a gift. three junior teams is Milverton T Tue., Ju
sit there.
esor an
to do many things is to do them played last year. Tues., June 24, Dublin at
one at a time". She closed with Besides being in the league, Shakespeare.
a poem "Delinquent" . Dublin is also planning to June 2a • 29, St. Marys
The reports of Standing compete in the Provincial Ontario
Committees and other con-, , Women's Softball Union Play- Tarlo Tournament.., July 3, Kitchener at
veners indicated the Institute offs. This includes the Ontario Dublin.
had hada very educational Sun., July 6, Ohsweken at
and Tournament
the end of June
worthwhile year. Please find below a schedule Dublin.
Films were shown on India, of all the games. Dublin is only Thurs., July 10; Dublin at
Philippines, Cuba and `Behind fifteen miles away so it would Stratford.
those doors'. Auto Insurance, be nice to see a kwfans from Sun., July 13, Milverton at
Libraries and Crafts were Clinton to cheer the team on. Dublin.
discussed. Members were 1975 SCHEDULE Wed,, _July 16, Dublin at
taught several different crafts. MIDWESTERN ONTARIO Waterford.
There were skits, dance LADIES LEAGUE Note:. All weekday games
sessions and demonstrations. 26, Dublin at start at 8:30 p.m. Sunday
You name it and+we tried it. We Moly, Maygames at" 2 p.m, unless noted
h'''4 H Girls ' `K hener
sponso>ed "sere ` -
Clubs, hada Bus trip, Family Thurs., May 29, Shakespeare otherwise.
Night, roll call contest, and had
a Secret Pal. We have a Sun-
shine Sister at Huronview.
Last year we celebrated oe
fortieth anniversary
former members were invited.
Donations were made to
Pennies for Friendship,
Nutrition Education, Huron
County Bursary, Children's
Aid, Mental Health, .Bunny
Bundle, Blind and : Hensall
Legion.
_ Ruby Bell presided for the
Election and Installation of the
following Officers and Con-
veners: Hon. President - Mrs.
M. Connolly; President - Mrs.
The Age Of Fish -
It's a good thing fish don't
mind telling their ages. Actu-
ally, they have little choice,
for a biologist successful in
obtaining a few scales from
a
fish knows not only its
but much more.
A great deal of what we
know about fish comes from
the story told by fish scales.
Checked under a microscope,
a scale tells the kind of raw,
k -; how oldtirt is,••'1 fast xt g-.
and more.
Some interesting facts about
fish growth have been com-
piled by Red Fisher, the out-
door expert at Mercury out-
boards. For one thing,the
number of rings on a fish's
scale doesn't necessarily re-
veal his age. Many rings are
added each year and it takes
a trained scientist to interpret
what the microscope shows.
Of more importance to fisher-
ies people is how fast a fish
grew. Knowing this helps in-
dicate the amount body of
available in a given
water, and how much compe-
tition there is for it.
Almost all fish grow as long
as they live. Their rate of
growth depends upon food
supply, water temperature,
and the number of other fish.
In warm climates, fish will
grow faster because the food
supply is available for longer
periods. Fish in cold climates
slow their body functions
during winter, take in less
food, and grow slower.
One of the oldest fish known
wasa blue catfish in Mis-
souri that lived for 30 years.
There are records of perch
living 10 years, bass reaching
11 years, and carp are said to
live as long as 60 years. .The
staff at Mercury
that the average life expec-
.. tdnCy
or most Fresh water
fish isn't much. In -one study,
estimates were - that out of a
Million fish hatched, less than
`2,400 would reach age five,
and only six would make it
10, their /0th , year.
on a aY•
badmlnt
JUNIOR impiviI N'f'EAM
PLAOMR A'I'
y HURON•PER
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The junior badmint6 learn
placed ' third for the third
° c onsecutive year behind the
two str'*ng team from Listowel
and Stratford. Joan Honking
and Lori Hesselwood were
finalists in Girls' Doubles and
Nancy Clynick was finalist in
Girls' Singles. Alex Harrett and
the team of Paul VanDamme
and Tom Colquhoun were third
in Boyd Singles and Boys'
Doubles respectively, while
Jeff Hearn and Terry Flowers
were fourth in Mixed Doubles,
SENIOR BADMINTON TEAM
SENDS THREE TO
WOSSA FINALS
The girls had a good season
-•and-hopegoy-e�cen_a.better 9,11...5.
next year. Special thanks go to g
Steve Wilkinson and Wayne E
McFadden who helped them a
great deal. Thanks also to the I
referees, the arena staff, the'-
newspaper and of course, what
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In the senior division of the
games het
'Werth• tournament last ` woodstow:it t ► become VASA
Huron
Nancy MacDonald ,placed (fist They. will now compete. the
in the Mixed Doubles section Ail;,Ontari�i competition �n
and David Clynick placed Toronto at Seneca College on
second in Men's Singles.,�'l't►ese Friday April 25. Also at the
two teams travelled to London WOSSA tourna><neit David
on Saturday to participate in Clynick placed fourth in the
the Western. oft hie finals. Men's Singles Division.
Other results Huron-
Philllth tourns andament were Mark Micholsoatn
Phillips
fifth in Men's Doubles and
Michele Flowers and Marlene
Cunningham sixth in Girls'
Doubles.
ROBIN -MADAM AND
NANCY MacDONALD
WOSSA CHAMPS
Nancy MacDonald and Robin
McAdam continued to prove
their excellence by beating
teams from London, Sarnia and
ThnrsdaY,11,obin McAdau and . champs In Mixed Da�utb , .
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April 24, 1975
Dear Friends,
Welcome back to Sunset. Spring has finally.brou
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weather. All eighteen holes will+be open this weekend,
golf
weather permitting. The Clubhouse is now open daily,
rain.
Byjoining
Our membership campaign is now in full swing.rjo our Pro
before May15, you will receive a special gift may 30, Pro whch means you save 10/. -Dues are payable
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