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. AGJ'HJ Spring Dance ''Sat :+ Hai! 8:30.. ,m. May 22
Maya 1, 1975 i Auburn
Com,
Admission. $1; fifteen regular
p , games, $10 each. Three Share,
"Scots Band", Tickets at door the -Wealth games. One Jackpot
6.00 couple, Refreshments, for $17Q in 56 Calls. Consolation.
lunch and door prizes. -20-22b One call and $10 added weekly
if not won.
"CASH BINGO", Seaffrih
Legion Hail, Friday, May 23 at
8;15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and a $75 jack-
pot to go each week. (Children
under ..16_years •nqt permitted.)
Admission. $1, extra cards 25 c
each or 7 for $1. Proceeds for
welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion.
BINGO—May 27 Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m.
Jackpot $59 in 59 calls. Six door
prizes.-46tr
cLINTON HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY open meeting, -
Wednesday, May 28, Clinton
Town Hall, 8 p.m. Workshop on
drying plants - part 1. Guest
Instructor Miss Luella John-
ston, London. Bring note pad
and pencil. Silver collection.
Everyone welcome. -21b
VANASTRA
COMMUNITY
DANCE
E
at the
Vanastra Recreation
Community Hall
SAT. MAY 31,
1975
Music by "Star Trex"
Admission 57.00 per couple
Dancine 9-1
Bar available
lunch provided
Tickets available at door or by
phoning 482-9425 any evening. f
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NOW PLAYING.
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"LINCOLN GREEN"
Thursday - Saturday
May 22 - 24.
"KILGORE TROUT"
COMING
Monday, May 26 to
Friday, May 30
MAY 24.. -Spring Fling with The
Bluetones ' • some tickets still
available.
-May 25—Di-jer International
Moto Cross
May 30—Open for bookings
May 31—Open Dance Roger
Quick and The Rainbows
June 7 --Open for bookings
For your banquet, wedding or
party call Hay Gully - Varna
262.5809.--21
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Country Singles
- Dance
SAT., MAY 24
at
Vanastra Social Club
Vanastra, Ontario,
The Former C.F.B. Clinton.
8:30 p.m.
Music by the
Harbourlites
Refreshments Served '
Watch for -our next
dance on June 14
of -IIjHrGufiy_.
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p.m. "He Restor'eth My Soul"
True story of MerrillWomach
a story qf faith and testing and
his triumph through it.
Fellowship Bible Chapel
Maple Street. -R21
JUNE 21, 1975 at the "Holiday
Horne" - from 2 - 4:30 p.m.
"Bluebell Tea". Silver
collection taken; all
welcome, -21
HAM AND TURKEY SUPPER
at Holmesville United Church,
on June llth, from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. Adults $3.50, children
under ten years, $1.50. Spon-
sored by the UCW.-21-23
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Two Exeter teachers apply
for exchange program in Australia
retain their rights - and
privileges as employees of their
own educational authorities.
The Huron board, in sup-
porting the exchange, agrees to
accept in -these teachers'
places, exchange teachers
under the exchange • system as
agreed • upon by the Ontario
ministry of education and the
education department in
Victoria, Australia.
Superintendent Allan said
this is the second year of the
exchange with Australia but
the first requests for par-
ticipation by the Huron'board.
The board approved a
number of transfers, ap-
pointments and retirements at
Tuesday's meeting. '
Miss Margaret (Peggy)
Gordon, who has been
secretary to the director' of
education since July of 1969 and
executive assistant, since
December of 1972; is retiring in
the fall.
Effective September 1, 1975,
Gordon O: -Phillips, principal of
F. E. Madill secondary school
in Winghdm since 1969 will
become executive assistant to
the director of education and
administrative assistant to the
superintendents of education.
At the same time, Robert P.
• Ritter, vice-principal at F. E.
Madill since 1959 will become
principal of that school. •
One field trip was approved.
The South Huron District High
School junior outers club will go
to the Ausable River and
Ausable Cut on May 25 and 26.
The objective of the trip is to
acquaint students with
canoeing methods, canoeing
partners, packing methods and
overnight camping.
By Ross Haugh
Two teachers now employed
by the Huron County Board of
Education have been given
approval to apply for an ex-
change teaching program in
Australia. _
They are Mrs. Dorothy
Hughson, a classroom teacher
at Exeter public school and
Edward Girard, a physical
education teacher at South
Huron District High School.
The exchange would be for the
calendar year 1976.
Board superintendent R. B.
Allan said the two teachers will
now make a personal ap-
plication to the Ontario
government. Agents of the
province and the government of
Australia will then agree on the
exchange,
- Exchange teachers remain in
the employment of their own
board and continue to have
their own salaries remitted to
them while overseas. They are
subject to the normal taxation,
superannuation and social
service contributions and
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Wednesday, June 25
at the
London Gardens
for information
and reservations, call
Edgar Cudmore
235-1366
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MYSTERY
TOUR
A three hour mystery trour by
bus, each Sunday 1 p.m. to 4
p.m.• beginning Sunday, June
1.
Only $ 3 • person 0 0 per
Last . bus leaves Bartliffs
Bakery, Clinton 1 p.m. sharp.
ADVANCE TICKETS
GUARANTEE RESERVED
SEATS ---AVAILABLE Mon.
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DANCE -
at
Central Huron
Secondary School
Clinton
Friday, May 2 3,, 1 97 5
9..1' 2
Featured Band:
"YUKON"
Admission:
52.00 with student's card,
52.25 without.
Refreshments available.
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A mature apple tree may
have 50,000 to 100,000 individual
blossoms.
Many native Canadian trees
are excellent for ornamental or
shade planting.
Recreation causes more
forest wildfires than any other
land use.
RECEPTION U
for
Mr. and Mrs. ti
MICHAEL McNICHOL
(nee Sally Walden)
Sat. May 24, 1975
9 p.m.
at
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Here is the clarinet section of the Clinton Centennial Band. Back row left to right are Karen
Cudmore, Jane Symons, Cathy MacDonald, and Julie Hllderley. Front row are Crlssie
MacDonald, Wilma Haak, Ruth Munnings and Jane Coventry. (photo by Jack Hunt)
Meet your Centennial Band
By Seamus Doherty presenting to you this week.
The smiling faces you see
Once again there has been a before you are those of the
break in communication's, this clarinet section of your hand.
time with good reason, my The clarinet which is a reed
involvement in the successful instrument and like many of
CHSS musical `Annie get your the instruments mentioned in
Gun". On behalf of the Clinton previous articles, it too has
Centennial Band I applaud the gained great popularity as a
efforts of the Cast and solo instrument. Many
Production staff of our local movements have been com-
Secondary School. posed in the classical field to
In my files I have three more portray the versatility and
pictures one - of which I am range of the clarinet. In its
Meeting 8 of the McKillop LV -
4 -11 Wardrobe Winners" opened
with the 4-1-1 pledge. Roll call
was answered with "One
serving technique I have
learned from this project."
There is to be a meeting on
May 22nd at 4:30 to rehearse
the skit for achievement day
and clothes are to be brought
for the skit. Completed books
and blouses are also to be
brought to this meeting.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Dave,Dolli more
of Ajax spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Buchanan, Paul, Jim and
Gary.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren and Luanne
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Herman, Betty Ann and Ron,
Miss Tammie Glandfield all of
Shakespeare.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whyte of
Glen Orchard visited over the
weekend with his father, Mr.
Harold Whyte and Mrs. W.L.
Whyte and family.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy,
Julie Ann, Michael and
Michelle were Mrs. J. Merner
of Kitchener.
Mr. Peter Diechert of Zurich,
-1'4r. and Mrs. Allan Merner of
Kitchener, Mr. Earlan Osborn
Melody, Leona and Scott, Miss
Sharon Bean of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thom-
pson of Etobicoke visited over
the holiday weekend with -his
parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson, Jim; Sharon and
Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter of Colborne Township
were Sunday visitors at the
Thompson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der
Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie
of Oakville spent the holiday
weekend with Mrs. W.L.
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Whyte, Tom, Bill and Mr.
Harold Whyte,Mrs. Hudson
Woodruff spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Watt
Webster of Clinton returning
home on Monday to St. Davids
with the Van der Molan family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
spent the weekend camping at
Pine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nolan
and boys of Rexdale spent the
weekend at their summer home
in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Presz-
cator, Steven, Shannon and
Sherri of RR 2 Clinton visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie
and Michael.
Mr. and_ Mrs. Victor
Dollimore and Wayne of
Brantford visited on Victoria
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Buchanan, Paul, Jim and Gary.
Mrs. Jack Medd and Kerri
attended the Stewart -Maize
wedding in Dungannon on
Saturday.
EUCHRE
PARTY
To be held for Ken and Ilene
Thompson at Kinburn Hall on
Sat. May 31 at 9 o'clock p.m.
on the occasion of their 30th
wedding anniversary.
Best wishes only.
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upper range the sound that
comes from the clarinet is thin..
and piercing whilst in the lower
range the sound is broad, deep
and full of resonance.
Every musical era which we
pass through produces
phraseology which are
generally of an endearing
nature, especially when these
phrases refer to the in-
struments used in that musical
era. The "Dixie -land" and
"blues" eras were the ones
which produced the most
known names for instruments.
For example; drums - "skins" ;
trumpet - "horn"-; piano -
"ivories"; trombone - "bone;
saxophone - "sax" and clarinet
- "liquorice stick". -
Take a look at the satisfied
expressions on the faces of the
eight clarinetists . from your
band, either they enjoy what
they're doing, or that's real
"liquorice":
Help your band enjoy what
they're doing. Support them.
BENEFIT
DANCE
for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Kennedy and family, R.R. 1,
Londesboro, who recently lost
their house and contents by
fire.
Benefit dance will be held at
the Clinton Legion Hall, •
Saturday, May 31, 9:30 - 1 a.m.
Ladies please bring lunch.
Any contributions gratefully
appreciated.
The family of Harold and
Helen Connell wish to inv'te
relatives and friends to join in
the celebration of their
parents'
40th. WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
on Saturday, May 31, 1975 in
the Legion Hall, Seaforth.
From 9:30 to 12:30 p.m. Ian
Wilbee's Orchestra
Lunch Provided
No Gifts please
�r Ladies.'
Margaret Wright was hostess Winners at the dessert euchr
for the -May meeting .of Sum* in April were: ,Wuc1 y cup, Mary
l erhill Ladies Clu ..= �onmr erigg ...�.<•ladie high, Dori
Gil bangs opened" t meetiwg Shobb ok" -Vdies—low iri i
with, "A poem found in a Wheeler; lone hands, Marla
hospital locker room", followed Gibbings.
by the Creed and Lord's Prayer
in unison.'
Thirteen members answered
the roll call. M,Inutes of the,
previous meeting were read
and approved. Thank you notes
were received from Sue Vooden
and Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Salverda. A'
The 16th Club has invited
members to accompany them
on a bus trip to London June 18,
bus to depart 8:30 a.m. from
Clinton. Anyone wishing to go,
should contact Phyllis Tyndall
before June 2nd.--
The
nd'The June meeting will be held
at Marg Ball's home in the
evening, with the roll call, "Pet
peeve when you go shopping."
On program and lunch com-
mittee
ommittee are Phyllis Tyndall,
Joanne Salverda and Gladys
VanEgmond.
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inonour of Warden Anson
and Evelyn McKinley
Friday, May 30
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
at the
Pine Ridge Chalet
Hensall
Hosted By:
Township of Stanley
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
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