Clinton News-Record, 1975-07-03, Page 7t Compsloin rt�;y,�� of
1 architectural
tree
'and -will
Noted wltkt . the',
a National Histor
.t 2 p.m., Saturd*Y,
lis will be followed by
`rct*tmg t + fjci i1Iy
he ;tail to�
' by w i vitt
palliest
While supcl
• rcerurali ed the
separate b1064*
ar
individual , eger+iru
surrounding these, pay
ityid t 4.itt{.�r�t.ii t ��y� �'Wors ttc.'
a �MonuR� t nt i� of
silo. Canada t Sheitifelt, Watt
of Ouderieh.and PAnt Carton,
many ' chain an,'of the f uron County
yards Hirituu ic Ja;ial,B rd, The plaque
„iced for •; will be unveiled by ,Mrs .Joan
the elasrsifieation and van
;.s tration of • the different . W
types of prisoners.
The tower room, originally
'Here are the'complete mauls • Nelson. Mrs. Reg'Cudmore,rs.
t the Clutton Horticultural , C.. 'Epps; three blooms b'brid
xe, `,s Ruse show, held: last ^tea, any colour or colours - Mrs.
Fridayat theTown Hall. Al Barnett, Mrs. F. Fingland.
. One bloom hybrid tea, white or Ors. J.W Countex;
near white-.Suzs�tttne • Brandrran * e s ins polyanthas or
Mrs., Art Groves, Jean Barnett; floribundas - Mrs, F. Fingland,
• Jane bloom hybrid tea, ,ellow - . Mrs. L. Bond, Mrs. R. McCann;
Jean Barnett, Mrs. C, Nelson, three streets climbers, any colour
Mrs, F. Pingtand one bloom or dolours - Mr. A. Knight,
rid. tea,' pink - Jean Barnett, Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. I.M.
-.laity Epps, Mrs. F', Fingland; Durst; seven roses in a container
one bloom hybrid tea, red - Mrs, - Mrs: F. Fingland. - Mrs. Al
i Peter esterhout, Srxx`artne Barnett, Mrs. 1.M. Durst;
B andp'n, Ida Cudmore: one arrangement or climber of
bloom hybrid. tea, hi -colour or ramblers, any colour or colours -
..tend. - Mrs. Gordon Rathwell Mrs. Al Barnett, Mrs. C. Epps,
Mrs., Ito McCann Mrs. Al Mrs. F. Fingland; dining room
Barnett -- table arrangement of roses. not
One bloom hybrid tea, any over 12" high, - Mrs. Al Barnett,
other colour ' - Mrs. Al Barnett, Mrs. C. 'Epps, Mrs. 1.W. counter;
R= Olde, Jeam Livermore - Arrangement of roses, suitable
blooms peace, yellow only - for nnantel - Mrs. J.W. Counter,
trs. Doug Morgan, Mrs. F. Mrs. Reg Cudmore. Mrs. Al
Fingland, Mrs. RonMctann; one Barnett; rose corsage - Mrs. J •W
bloom peace, any other colour - Counter. Mrs. Suzanne Brandon:
Mrs. F. Firlglaand, Mars, Gordon ,.,. Mid.. C. Nelson; artistic
Rothwell, Mrs. Reg Cucli> ore; arrangement of pansies - Mrs. M
'three steins grandiflora. any Barnett. Matrgaret Sioman, Mrs.
colour or eolours - Mrs. C. F. Fingland.; five stems of sweet
Morning Prayer Seruipe at
.fit- Jae Anglican. Church,
Middleton , was held at 11:15
with Rev. G. Youmatoff in
charge. • F.
Next - Sunday, Bishop
Robinson will be at St. ;fames
'Church for 'Confirmation,with'
ten young people to be con-
firmed.
r°prayers and good wishes
to' go Rev: G. Youmatoff on his
stay for' tests at Victoria
Hospital, London'..
-Personals
ppy, to report Lorna
clonally is . home from. St.
'osepbt,'s Hospital,. •
Wish to report. August
tip st
hou
sutllium : Mrs. . uffinga, Mary' .
Jamieson. Mrs. Al Barnett
One . spike of delphinium, any
colour -'firs. C. Cook,.Dr. Brian
Baker, Mrs. W. Colclough: three
stems of any flowering shrub -
Mrs. L. McConnell, Mrs. Ri..
McCann,. Mrs. J. W. Cniunter
arrangement a of mixed garden.
.flowers in'a container - Mrs. Al
Barnett, Mrs. -Ruth Bond, Mrs. H.
Johnson; flower arrangement
using a cagrle - Mrs. Al Barnett,
.Mrs. C. Epps. Mrs- ,LW. Counter;
African violet - Roberta Plum -
steel, Mrs. C. Nelson, 'Mrs. Al ..
Barnett.
Elementary school age
and Clinton Junior
Gardeners
Container of - Mixed garden
flowers - Tom WiUiscraft, David
Pullen, Craig Bowker;
arrangement of sic varieties of
wayside flowers. prizes donated_
by Mrs. Frank Fingland, five
prizes of $1 each - David Pullen`
Tommy Witliscraft, Jamie
Krauter, Mike Witliscraft,
Brenda Hymers;
useuin`r
lob c
t'+tr of 'pr'ia,'e
joined together tq,
the destruction of the
ilding, the uniqtte,strueture
ilt in 183 ► ..
Designed •' by Tosento ar-
chitectr Thomas. Voting, it, is
,� * til of the 19th -Century,
concept, in':end institutions.
Theyjail itself is. octagonal, with
a ' Central stairha, i lit by tan
octagonal cupola. A pito could
oversee at a glance .1 a ivity
a �` vel each of the wings
dr:tu build a.
counc l"cb
istriet the afirst I
ail Met in the..new buil
due to
t trate:
: ddtng l eeadrte ► cowry
in
on
iwity.
February 8, 1104s otkrt w
-fine fail courtrooM On
before being installed in a
building.on the Square
last hanging took place in
tl 1 • e exercise Yard of Abe,
e'Hut%C t ,
keep pr er
i i°ta�ries� far•
ttte veiling of the
r. `., Maurice
1e Ontario
n' Breech. County
A. McKitnle °wi11,
d 4 the M ribbon. cutting ' "
�' jdil i
Jail was u t
Until April 19
Other d
ticipatin tz
pia a :int
s. 'Care
during
was quite uccess$ul:• with 353
seniors re:. tstering. Many
thanks to he Huronview
Auxiliary me \bers who were
rsponsible foa aegis on
and to all those~ who helped
during the week in several
ways. Several of the visitors
took advantage of the occasion
to have a meal with their
friends and also i in in or take
part in.the pmt
Fifty-four of a Seaforth
Happy Citizens CI had dinner
at the Home on S turrday and
sponsored the afternoon
There games. we 20 tables of
euchre with, p es for the
eldestlady playing, Mrs. Ryan,
98; ' the „„dtlest genttetnan,
William Smith, 92; lone hand
prizes mere wart by Mrs. Elsie
Hendersonand Rodger Gilbert:
high score prize winners *ere
Mrs. Margaret Foster and Roy
. Maize; ---low, Mrs. Ryan and
Norman Jones. _
The Clinton Christian
Reformed Church held their
regular...Stinday evening ` song'-
service led by Dick Roorda.
Mrs. Elsie Henderson played _
the piano for Monday
_. terndons muSiCal programand
accompanied the Hu mina. iew
Rhythm Band, The Chilton
ter .Citizens' Week
Special book for 1st - David.
Pullen won last year. therefore
book given toTom my Williscraft.
Spedd-Prises •
Bank . -nf Montreal Award for
' champion rose - Mrs, Peter
Westerbodi Red Rose- Tea Co.
tropihy far the best red rose
Peter Westerhout; Royal Bank di
. _ .Canada silver rose bowl for the
f eG,rodlf is ��itRprov ng in highest ' number of points
ClintonHopital. . required by a single exhibitor
Mrr, `td Mrs. Gale Adams Mrs. At Barnett, Gaderich, 32
and son of ,London, and points; The Canadian Rose
Charlene -Martin, spent .a few, Society Bronze Medal for the
days at theConnol1ys. highest number of paints in
Bob' Elli S of . , .tmdoz ", �5 c1uss s-1 to 13..inelustve Mrs. •AI
��pcnrdfii�i'g�� �. ie�7�'day's helping B"r�:R,�G: ett 16�untocn.:.oints; � d�c� b and
t
Un 8 4411 iiLl r a .•+ 0 4-6'..w .gar
arraangernent of roses-lt3rs. J.w.
'Irina -Connally and Len -Mills vCounter - given in memory of
s t Sunday visiting in S Mild'
pen n Mrs. Stew �,tnn A
Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cristians
of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Smith and family of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kilgottr of .
Kitchener and family spent the
holiday weekaid with Mr. and
Mrs. Srit tb and Mi. Mrd Mrs.-
Larry Kilgour. r
rthristian Reformed volt teens
and Mrs. Hulley assisted with
activities.
The Goderich Laketown
Band provided a -concert on the
lawn on Fa.rnily Night which
was greatly appreciated by the
residents. The weather was
ideal for the occasion and those
who were not. able to be out-
doors could hear. and see the
program at the windows. on the
west side of the building. Mrs.
Don Stewart is leader of the 35
member band and is doing
excellent work.
The Hurondale Women's
Institute were hosts , for the
June birthday party. The.19
celebrants received gifts from
the laches following the',,
program of readings, vocal"
solos, piano instrumentals and
a singe -long. _.
Mrs. McFalls was'emcee for
the afternoon with Mrs: Oke
and Miss Brodie assisting with
the program. Mrs. Shapton who.
was 89 on June .5 had the honor
of being the eldest celebrant
awith Mrs. Ryan who was
second eldest at 98 thanked the
ladies on behalf of everyone.
The -. residents enjoyed an
-° hoar ,.a organ melodies on
Thursday afternoon played' by,
Ed Stiles of Goderich.
CELANESE ATLANTIS
WHITE, GREEN, ORANGE
Req. 512:95
MORNING . GLOW
SLOE, GOLD, RED
REG. 6.95
,MAOY'MO CARPET MATERIALS TO CHOOSE FROM
it ' {��e■ARANTEE OUR INSTALLATIONS
$995
SQ. YD.
*.600
SQ. •YD.
CAliN1DE "CUSHIONED CORLOIL" ' $795
6 COLORS IN STOCK SQ. (D.
S0 so. Y D.
ICARi IEC $2
eltmlesi�rc
LATEX PAINT
INTERIOR LATEX SEMI GLOSS
INTERI n•J N .
, TERI0R STAINS
SUPREME INTERIOR LATEX WHITE
STIPPLETONE
W1LLPAPERS
5% OFF
ALL ORDERS
— PIIIoR TO JULY-15-
Lomita,
ULY-I5
Lomita, Johnston of London Is caught in the act, as she
iutged the entries for the Clinton Rorticutgal Society's
Rose Show last Friday afternoon, Miss Johnston is a former
teacher of Clinton Public School. (News -Record photo) •
ry day planned
Many..
i any dairymen from the
area Will be in Arva on Friday;
duly 4th at the Western Ontario
Dairy Cattle Day.
The program focusses on
"present planning for the
•-futut " and features George
McLaughlin, chairtilim Tof the
Ontario Milk Marketing Board
Wile will discusi 'The Future in
'DairyFartating •
The program will be held in
Medway High School, Arva just
. 'north:of London. Starting time
is to a.arrrr.
• Other program torics include
` `rung, bUSirtess agreements
srlrnd gedotic improvement plans
for the dairy farm of the future. ,
Speal ers are ttob Lang, dairy.
rattle specialist and Dick
�earef, fsrm managpment ".
ticia list both 'of tonddn and
Tod Ournside of the
i' *ersityof uelph„. .
' peryone is welcome. Rrring
own ttineb. Refreshments
wiII be suplAied. Pian newto
attend: . ...
, .t,, top junior gurdenerrs dt the annual' Clinton Rose Sbow ast Friday Were left to right, Mike
and Tommy Williseraft, and fivid.Pullen. (News -Record photo) ,
sti
ALL SWITCHES, OUTLET BOXES, AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCKI"
4.
-
• SHEATHED CABLE 'WITH,GROUND $ 30.°O a.
250' ROLL 12/2 NMW,.10 WEATIH6R UNDERGROUND 313;00
100 ROLLS RIGID FLEX
PLASTIC PIPE .
is FT.
SLYTH SUM
TIVAL
.n..EBiy►th Memorial Hest
Mostly In Clover l "►
ti1430., d lzi:r
,inulin it. ro", 1z.�Ot UQ 2�
The Mousetrap • ryro'
b, KR + +wows
ty 11, 1i, 11, 23.
+ ;, ' and
A .;o .
, rrrt�irrt i, _ � �.•,�
This Stodgy, Ploy to attend
Clinton,"THE FAMILY TRACK"
()Mario
1/"2" eta l.B.
3/4" 90 18.
80 18.
65 18-
60 La.
Thirteen Su titakys, startiog July 6th through' to Sep.
timber 23th inctusiVe.
Five Ontario 'Sures Stake Races
,One tgeritennial Pace
+... Free Parking .
+ Parti-Mutuel Wagering
+ Food and rrefrreshments served in the Family Room
(Arena Floor) -
2. COUPLING .14 .17 ..
3. TF.E, .39 .2411_
4. 45° ELBOW o .41 ° .29 .39
5. 99' tatlOw .2 3 .39 .3 5
6: NV ADAPTOR . * . + : " .69
Phone Entries to:
Frank`tbok,' Race Secretary
I .D. flux, !IS,' Clinton
PHONE: 4132-7M, ,
ai r t;AYpi t.D Rin., CLINTON .
HOU.IUSt'OF 8t.t5INESS ,.
mow TO `ftlURS, $ A M. T0#r•P'.M,
f• RI " ei A.M. TO 41, . M. S,.,lr. , ,Ad . To 4!.