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years, Vis.
lls of + t`a>►e Strt.
ai AbI n of 42 years,
l Meyer WilliamStirttt
brother
bin my Or Van-
cOuver who visited: Chilton to
attend the Amy*Cameron
wedding lastweekend.
Onei esday,;Tune 25, Mrs.
Oeorge Elliott, CUtte r Street.
„won the fades Invitational
V f T;t untarne ; fat. the Mit-
cheli olf Club.
Also on the sameWed_. .- ay,
the HuronCounty Medical
Society held a GoUTourzlament
ma the Se`aforth :. Golf and
ntr'y Club, fcd%werl by a
dinner at the Van Egmond
Horne,in holio�i�r of one of their
asseciates, Dr. Walter A.'
Oakes, a distinguished medical
practitioner and a former
resident of .Clinton. At the
dinner, . Dr. Oakes . was
presented. with 4he Dr, Glenn
Sawyer Award presented by
Dr. Sawyer himself, in
recognition of outstanding
service to the community.
The I:O.D..E. Clifitiki, Sarah
Hale Chapter awards to the
highest ranking student in
Gra le S history at each of the
three Clinton schools were
made as follows:. Clinton and
District Christian 'School -
Debbie Postina;Clinton Public"
School - Eli.rbeth Reid; St.
Joseph's Separate School
Ansberth Bradley. Each
student received a mint coin
set:.
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Winner of . the Clinton
Canadian Le.:, , .Bingo last
week was '. 'll Steep with a
yhnt uyy 3! t nisw di.' i i.oi i e
. anyin theA.A.IAui FRr nR.0. Faill'sent 0Russia
l:a . to theii
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agtb ulturo ward io : �� %� re
not to Mll lthi tents then 1 t .meetin , tom to
g live. Apartments ate�i�s'tt%rree;.
per with +cocrecti. until Sept l r� i-cr�1$., Comnuinist . coon twit
• °t t' r . oweve . CetiN all t, president. like.to'ke p. tb it p ple from.
l in,g, s�ld, +ted. d 'tau a big, and then :kn:ln..."'.tai'ift� m.
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hospital visiting y.,j��s��py� y�yu�jy�..*on �y �5.nternatt+.ionall, In si �ry°� ng'rvi [y� itlion$shi i
fits thlfd; ` Clinton.. ,, ubl'le . '�7R- R.,R#en s e4, IF: # trs ' i'iil� i,4. N. nm + .,ted Canadians•
n " > h ' x HI C' ' ° eilttcation • women, tally boold �t i'. • s
ISITING 1 S b ' ,ire Viral . areas; f po ut, iii �xf Icor rix �, dts. �
-r to8. "° ; r b A r f
"` . +.+ .. � �' •• "ca� � u � � ar�ri�. �tr�tlyy rv>wii� :
+easier; �e ha and bad qualifications, �.:
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; + ►of weeks ge wtien di fel .neneeds. iliffsr ent crafts lmriiigrants ` rave resp+ ,
herring to the wearing of to make money' also courses to, 'Sihilitie5 to obey the 13.s of the ,,
tenni appal we men- aid social d'evelopntent. Women land, respect the laws. of others
st commencingon .Tune 24. gather and talk and learn Much and they, needs of 01141, zinc
tratur iy his should read Jurly from other women, • ' involve' themselves in the
, 24 .. and l opfuily, for tom.... Roll Cali was, "Name a noted - community. Citizenship is the
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duration Of the - k Canadian. .' 'on n:°'°. MIs. ' ii. 1 ie potion; of`,pe le. It s4a
, +14,. . f.... .4,4.: ° lJ rtkin read e. minute
s. and
great day When immigrants
,When telling _of -the Pro gave the financialstatement- A become a citizen and members
inadvertently m M><�. �. Thorndike. oftheir � ;paiiti shatildga: to
Hockey Players annual golf thank -you, card: was received the municipality
tournament we frcishake the r hand aad be part of
. reported Teeter Kennedy as Mrs. May Gibson won the theirspecial day.
winning the Nassau trip., This draw on a boiiquet of fur l f :,:Leona. Holland: gave the
pilze went instead , to Bilt flowers that had been par- regort of the morning session of.
Friday.
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Friday. chased from Huronview. the District Annual held in
+ + + Members were pleased tolearn Blyth ori ''l+'i ....26th and Mrs.
• . `While thinking of'the'Clin n' ' Missj..•Doroth "Marquis ---was, ', Frank Cumming- • gave -the
Public -Hospital we should Tile' winner of the Women's report on the afternoon session.
on.
to offer,although somewhat Institute special prize for Huron West Area asked for 40
.s belatedly,a worrdof welcome to needlework at the Clinton Fair: cents a member to s !ppar-t the
the new. Di>tor of Nursing, Some arrangements were foster child.
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bliss Barbara JoanCooper. made in' regards to entering a Miss Joanne Gibson and-'
who came to our hospital upon float in the Centennial parade B.re"*da Gibbirmgs, who won 4-H
the recent retirement of Miss and decorating a store window. P' 'incialhonours, were
Kathleen Elliott. Miss Cooper -.._Mrs. Tyndall, convenor for rented with a gift from the
was formerly a teacher at the citizenship and 'world affairs, ,men's Institute.
Conestoga College School of then . introduced Mrs. Beecher ' ts Mrs. Elliott then closed the
Nursing.Menzies • as guest speaker and, iheeting and Mrs. W. Colclough
_ + + + _ her topic. was "citizenship and .. 4t and her group served lunch.
-Our summer student women's rights". ' . '.'.
reporter, Chrisd had two She said we are fortunate tt'rj'
nice things/happen this past live in Canada where there •i Ontario began to -build its
week, - a visit from her family freedom of c oice in work, play!mi
Temiskang 'and Northern
in St. Catharines on Sunday and or travel a d children can,' Ontario Railroad in 1902. in
yesterday the good news from make their own decision forlf�ender to implement the tran-
University of Western Ontario work. So many countries do*d . sportation of .leer, cobalt,
have freedom of speech aned" gold. nickel 9,11deopper. ,
that she had achieved her year
in her honours B.A., Jour-
nalism.
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White our Clinton centennial
- flags are starting to be seen.
around town -- our - awn
Canadian flag celebratedits
tenth birthday on July 1st. _
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There is a real blossoming of
newly painted edifices around_
town if the fever is catching -
so much the better: Between
the = s_pr Icing (p and the
decorations "the old girl" isn't
going to look so bad asshe
celebrates her one hundredth.
ciintonPublic ld their graduatiorilaseTuesditY night.;
Entering high: -..pool are front row, left to :rights, Deb, Cook,
Elizabeth Reid, Laurel Cavils" Louanne NiebOlsoN Chen
cltherland, Terrrie,Garrow, Jill Clynlek, Teresa Riawllev„ std
Se
Christine Beer. cond row are Mr. Cam Addtson, ten
Schneider, Nancy. Falconer, Jennifer Malpass, , Kelly
Coiquhoun, Wanda Van Loa, Kirsten llarrlrett, Brenda Ball,
Brenda Butler. Wendy Welsh, Janet Eastman► and Mr. Tom
1 ' '.n Thir4t row Rid• k 'ithv Jewitt, Angela Ross. Jeanett
Ducat, Angel Yule, Janet Van Lpo, Sh 'Cook II 1C
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Philli 3 e Zwaa and Claude~Daw..Fourth row are Paid,
le,ant Morgan, Paul Stanley, Craig Gladdln►g, Andy
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y, Craig MacLaren, Mark -Bell, Paul Taylor, anti Ve
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Km .Back row are Dan Bedard, Ben Mitchell, Waur ... _.
dmore, Terry Harris, Dan Holmes, Jerome King, Jeff
/Proctor,MikeCooper, Dave Williscrafand Paul Newland.
.
(News -Record photo.)
The June meeting of Hullett
Township, held recently, was'
uiet, and among the business
concluded was a court of
revision on the Bowes Drain
Some of Ontario's . finest Reed 15,ufS'udbury, third. -
fiddlers, and a "best ,ever" Other cornpefitier .winners
,crowd- jammed into Hensall were: Donna Vaghn 11 nfP
Arena .for the fifth-- annual Almonte, step dance, 12 years
OntarioFidddlers Contest. ' . and under: Rober Reed, 11, of
The contest, sponsored by the Sudbury, fiddling, 12 years and
tlensalt ' Kinsmen` Club, at-. under; Nancy Chessel, 13,of
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traded" about 3;000 persons, Mitchell, step dancing, 13 to 25
contest chairmen Wayne Reid years; Bill Smith, 15, of Dun -
said. ' . nville, fiddling, 20 years and
Gard Elson of Ingersoll won under.
the prestigious open -class Alice tlrecku, of Toronto,
fiddling; competition `nut of a fiddling. Ladies open; Don
field of eight fiddlers; Five::- , novelty fiddling;
The winner for iKelait three , Leror : lark, of London, step,
years, C ck.1-oyce, of London,, dancing, 26 gears- apd over;
wa§' a. s cial guest at the , Robert. ,,Rennie; y, 76, of
contest -th year. His three-ry S1}akespeare. fiddling, '0 years
,. -clams. ii'Wr- Tom. year Wilt` tom" ripen. . _ c�uesicalrE..�t.._
ccompetiti made g, him King City, fiddling.. l5 years and
ineligible is year. over .,and- Kenneth Majaury of
David Hammond; of Dun- Kitchener, fiddling , 35 to 55
nvitie came in second, with Don "years. '
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which heard .. - ppeals.
Council appointed Henry
Uderstadtt'o engineer the Riley
Drian, and 'received the
engineer's report . on the
McGregor Drain. The
McGregor Drain report will be
read ...on July 7th at 9 p.m.,
during the next 'council
meeting.
The ditch commissioner will
make necessary arrangements..
with the ,ministry of natural -
resources to open the ditch on
Lot 12 Concession 6, and council
:accepted tile drainage : loan
applications on Lot 13, Con-
cession 8, and Lot 9. Concession
6.
Severance was approved on -
Lot 25. Concession 6 with the
"sciggestian that an agreement
be.rnad:on the:line fences.
Buslat.il�ing, permits were ,ed
to Jane R3oggard, Lot..3 •Con. 9,
addition to house;. IL Webster,
'►ia%uri _ porch; J. DeWeerd,
Lot 24, Con. 9, silo and barn;
Fred Marshall, Lot 12, and 13,
Con. 12, shed; Wayne Kennedy,
Lot 33, Con. 8, house; A. Fidom.
Lot 18„Con. 7, addition to barn;
William G'ibbings, Lot' 3 and 5
shed; and T.B. Allen. Lot
Con. 11, addition to roof.
Accounts passed for payment
included, general, $4,159.39;
education, $64,314,50; roads.
$17,757.10; drainage, $2,344.42. /
Art pleated to ' announce that - with .their other
professional 'serve_ ices one step ear piercing is aim
available. "
Only 15.00 per set includes 24k
gold plated keepers over
surgical steel. '
Painless and safest way to
Pierce ears.
The w excecuthie for the- Clinton Masonic Lodge No. 8t Waal ail fast; Week. Fri row left
to right are, Don Bell, immediate .Past Master; Lloyd C , Master, Larry MEClinchey,
Senior War en; and Owen Delve,.Junigr Warden. Centre, A x y Hatching, Jnr or Steward;
Jim Coope , Senior Deacon; Williard Aiken, treasurer; +G.1 " . Walker, Jiamio r Deacon, and
Doug -Morgan,' organist. Back row, Fria' Burch, Inner Gam; bow Ward,/ secretary;, „3Ed
Rowe, OutterGuard•,andDon Watson, Chaplam .�« ews�-Recordphoto)
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