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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-27, Page 2, . e I noteegard ind aUowance cheques will be in lar distvthutwn Thursday. Nov '4 19,75 at the Clinton Town Clerk's,Wfice Mao, the Town Clerk reports that there We still MOO G.A.EN„S, cheques to be collected at his Office. + Wt. Barbara Brown. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Elliott, has been sue, cessful in passing her R.T. exams for registration with the Canadian Sozpiety ot Medical Laboratory Technologists. She is presently on the staff of St. Mary's General Hospital, Kitchener. 4 , the lag cflnlc .Ln Cflnton on. Dec 1, 3 an sponsored the Hum County Reattb Unit. Plans are also progressing forthe MOP and RebekabChrist- mas party the evening of Decemberl. Winners of the card parts,' held In e IOW halINov. 20 in the 500 weret ladies* high. Mrs. Mflton %Aso; ladies' Iow, Mrs. John Grigg; men's hlgb, Mr Bert Rowden: men's Low, Mr. Ernie Brown. In euchre the winners were: high lady Mts. kl„ Sootheran; low, Mrs, jenny Wise; lone bands, Mrs. Frank CUM goings; metes high, Mr. George Clark; men's low, Mr. Cliff Ashton. Draw prize winners for baskets of apples were Mrs. Frank.Ctunrotngs. Mrs, Frank Thompson. Mr. Milton Wiltse"Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mr. Jim Hut- chinv, There will be no card parties at the fOOF Hall during December. Visitors calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leibold of RR 2 Clinton were h.er niece, Mr, and Mrs Harold Baxter and three children of London. Mrs. Marion Malcolm. Kim and John, Doug Leibold and Ann Overholt, Ken Lelbold,• Val Dale and Charlotte all of Clinton. , -0 1) IN V.'k kcal' to our news desk this morning from Huronview told of a bouquet of pink japonica in bloom. Mr, "Jake" Roorda of Rattenbury St. W. in Clinton picked the japonica from his garden on Tuesday. "Jake" relates that Itis most unusual for it to bloom twice in one season. All at Huronview are enjoying these fresh blossoms which have been fashioned into a delightful arrangement in the dining room. The writer would hate to think that the Gibb domain is a den of gambling and car ion - but one glance last wee nd at the family notice bo 111 noted the following - thc4w tickets on a turkey draw and still three more on another, five tickets on a Christmas 'Fmk totb Grext moreon a quarter of beef draw in aid of the Benefit Hockey Garne to support the Children'q Aid Fund. Miss Bev Clark. the News - Record's all round reporter, had a flying visit last weekend from her father. Mr. Alex Clark of Buenos Aka. Argentina. Bev's father is presently stationed in Argentina on business. + + + Last Thursday the Clinton Legion Bingo was won by Maude Weston of Hayfield with a jackpot of S240. The Sarah Hale Clinton 'Chapter of the LODE received a gift of 46 pairs of band' knitted mitts from Mrs. Ena Howatt of Londesboro. These mitts will become part of the contents of a bale to be sent to the Indian children of Ogoki in Canada's far northland. Mrs,. Fierence Cotrie of RR 5, Clinton !audits the shipping By Mrs. Bill gruel! Varna 4-H news Meeting five of the Varna 11 441 Club was held on Wed- nesday. Nov. 5 at Joan Stephenson's home. We started with the 4-11 pledge. All the members answered the roll call which was to bring a loaf of sourdough bread. We discussed a good loaf of bread. Joan demonstrated making Cheese Puffs and Hamburger Stacks. by Mary -Ann Verhulst. The sixth meeting of the Varna II 441 was held on November 17, 1975 at the home of Mrs. Consitt. We discussed breads from other lands and Mrs. Stephenson demonstrated the Swedish tea -ring, Chelsea buns and Hungarian bubble ring. The next meeting is to be on November 26 at Mrs. Stephenson's. by Sandra Webster. Personal Mr. Ralph Stephenson returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Thur- sday. Teen League the "We've had Ws" lead latSk followed by the Superstars, and the es, 120t IfollaturS Hoppers, UM; Theidonlgiveahoots, 111); 404$0, Kit; HI* sun. shine Kids. 05% and The Pro .Toes, 753i. The high single of 249, the high triple 0629 and the high average of was bowledby Deb Johnston. for the ladiesdivision' The men's high single 0279 was bowled by Rick Rolland, the high triple of 722' was bowled by Alex Barrett an the high average of 226 was bowled by Keith Howatt. In the Tuckersmitb Mixed League, Martha's Huskies are top dogs with 29 points; Mary's Mutts and Betty's Bulldogs, 28 points apiece; Anna's Airedales, 27; Isabers Beagles, 21 and Jo -Antes' Chihuahuas, 14. The high single of 253 and the high triple of 659 was bowled by Isabel Rogerson and the men's high single of 265 and a high triple of 6 was bowled by Mel Graham. The Quints are on top this week with a score of 51 points in the Londesboro Ladies league. The Five Pin Heads are second with 50 points, followed by the Five Stooges with 43 points, the Doo tittles with 27 and. the Honeybees with 23. The high single of 228 was awarded to Doreen Carter, the high triple of 604 to Nancy Roy, the high average of 196 to Dorothy Carter and Marjorie McNall, was the most player with a . score of plus 12. In the Clinton -Blyth "ladies league, the Gutter Gals are on top with 45 'points. The All Stars have 43; 'Footles Fruities, 40; the Happy Gang, 39; and Alms Angels and Lary Susans with 37 and 36 points consecutively. The high single of 315 was bowled by Moira Robinson, the high triple of 763 by Rena Kolkman, and the high average of 219 by Mary Davey. Coopers Crew is ahead 11 points this week in the Huronview Mixed with points totalling 31. Dianne's Demons are next with 26 points. then come the Champions Judy's Jewels and the Unpredic- tables. All with 22 points and the Swingers with18. Diane Elliott bowled the ladies' high single of 2 and the high triple of 638. while Wayne Dupee bowled the high triple of 717 and the high single of 307. Tice Molson's Crown Mixed League has two teams tied for first place. Both the Road Runners and the Dead Beats have 33 points this week, followed by the Jolley Five and the Try-Hards with 32 points. the Allay Cats, 26 points; the Bromley Bunch, 25; Bin's Streaker% 23; and the RollingStones, 20 twirds. , EowardEcjards andthc . ' 440 , W Dill II1U IVU es, . grow t The liegasStron.g with Ze.on top otthe r1.94, * L40n4 esboro Men's Jeague. They have 46 points this week. The Toyotas have 41: the, Pon” 30; the Colts, 30; the natsuns,. 23 and the Volvos, 19 points. The high..sinsle o to 0-04 ThOmpso,a. tripleof 684 was bowled by Harry tear and the high average of .!19 was bowled by Oen Buchanan. The most irnproved player wits Allan Bosrnan.-witb trSCOVe of plus F'sightys, were'awar ‘ssotiatieuaw Ladd. and;Robert Dupei ,randl1radl Hyrners., ins at Iast. FEIday ntghts _CI nt lghtkierlintroyt"Dewk'ut, are rens(31. Ladd,1110nil Puflen telen% Bohby unnings and Jim Bolger. (News- teem photo) 4. $ a. to P Imo* toy to Friday on *toy itiotoosday Closiot Sot et 6 pm., F RE- Notootiot 24, Wit 6 pm. Cialsioo Seividay, Nev.*dter 2t TENDER JUICY • Round Steak FULt. SLICE 9.68 SCHNEIDERS FRESH COUNTRYt SAUSAGE Le7 .2 BONELESS—TOP CUT WELL TRIMMED—JUICY BONE IN CAMPFIRE GOLDEN GARLI FRESH MINCED BURNS SMOKEDBONELESS DINNER SHOULDERS La* 1.78 MARY MILES NO. I 4O2. COOKED HAM $i 09 KRAFT PARKAY 2 E.H. GREEN GIANT FANCY SEASONED FRENCH s.1.29 GREEN BEANS 5.41E. 35c, DISPOSABLE DIAPERS TODDLERS SIZE IrS RED & WHITE 24 OZ. LOAF BREAD RED II WHITE. HOT DOG or • HAMBURG ROLLS YORK CREAM HALF GAL •!MEP AND IRISH 24 OZ. f. CARNATION INSTANT 3 LB. 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