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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-12-04, Page 3Annual Sample Le We must dear out our entire present 1975 stock of sample bridal gowns, to make mom far the new- 1976 gowns which are arriving Regular veinal to 200.00. $91; .00 To as kev as gimp OPEN/ titre $AT.. 1P -ss ThURS s FRL 1111 9. • The Best in Ladies' Fashions and Bridal Wear 80oivrAmo ST: STRATFORD • 2734421 • ••• I a CIOW 5* rental., At their NOVeMber tneetin,„ the Kinettes en- tertatned5 ladies from Huronview at the Clintoti Public School to a dessert card party. The laxlies en- joyed briige. crokinole, and ettchre. During the buSiness meeting which followed. Mary lean, Beattie discussed further plans for a New Year's Eve dance. The Kinette shopping spree draw will be made at the next regular meeting. Decernber 9. Tickets ire available from Kinettes or at Corrie's Red and White. Proceeds from this project go to Community t '4 • • • 1., spate it*( t • tts ted rrespoe,, follow ita- itk the recreation m vitas 401m ' West - chairman; Hazel Lobb and recreatton council can - of excellent contact inen k\ and women whit are actively gamed in tom. tramity affairs, be it township council. school board, church parents or club members. to make for lively and in- formative discussions about recreation. Otte sua discussion on Wednesday night ,was on a possible hiking trail to be cazed Wu Ball's Bridge to Forrester's Bridge. Having learned of Colborn&s hiking trail which has already begun, our members thought r ,ation council tnvitatkn ii Mtn*to attend.the township banquet held year at the Candlelight fan on December • 6. The next recreation meeting will be held one week earlier, Oa tuber IT. Christian F Christian farmers from across the province will be Bathe mg for the 1975 annual *meeting of the Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario in the Acton Christian Reformed Church on Friday, December5. • The theme for this year's event will be "Religion and Agriculture". Sister Thomas More. "The •Parrones Nun", from Silver frassocLatfon'sr t RoyaI AgrLculiural Winter Fair, Mr AlIan1 acorn and wbiteh presentlyan Ontario director of the Canadian Seed GrowersAssolatiun gdculture pheto). Registration cards tor Provincial legislation now motor -assisted bicycles went calls for owners of the on sale Monday at motor previously -unregulated vehicle offices throughout vehicles to obtain a S5 Ontario, the- government registration card by Jan. I. announced. 1976. in order to drive on Provincial legislation now Ontario roads. calls for, owners of the The legislation sets out pre v ion s Ly unregulated vehicle specifications and vehicles to obtain a S5 safety measures and provides registration card by Jan. I. fines for operators who fail to 1976. in order to drive on comply. Ontarioroads. To qualify as a motor - The legislation sets, out assisted bicycle. the vehicle vehicle specifications and must not exceed 120 pounds, safety measures and provides have more than 50 cubic fines for operators who fail to centimetres (cc) engine comply. displacement or be capable of armers to hear nun Lake College, Manitowoc. ' Herman' Deen, a broiler Wisconsin will be the guest speaker on the subject, "The Christian Faith and Agriculture". Martin Verkuyl. President of the Federation, - will be stepping down atter leading this general farm organization for Bye years. Six men have already been nominated to take over the tbadeXthite. . , oritetutural Society makes Christmas corsages„ swigs The November open meeting of the Clinton Hor- ticulture Society at the Town Hall was ptesided over by the president, Mrs. Ron McCann. A thank -you letter from the Clinton Retail Merchants Association was read by Mrs. R. Allan. It was sent in ap- preiaation of the Society's help in beautifying the town this year. A nominating committee, Mrs. Reg Cudmore and Miss Dorothy Marquiswas named. The first meeting of the New Year will be- on Wednesday, January 21, Mrs. Ruth Den demon- strated the making of a qtristrnas corsage and a door swag. Mrs. Duern. Mrs. Florence Pullen and Mrs. Jane Groves then circulated among the members helping them with their Christmas arrangements. corsages. etc. Busy members made many pretty creations. The door prize. donated by Miss Mary Jamieson. was won by Mrs. Charlie Cook. grower and dairyman from Drayton. in Wellington County; John J anssen, an egg producer from Watford. in Lam bton County; Sid Ryzebol, a hog and beef producer from Laurel in Dufferin County; Sid Sikkerna. a hog producer and dairyman from Moorefield in ' Wellington County; George Zekveld. a hog producer from SUaderland in Outwits County; and Robert Zylstra. a hog producer from Strathroy in Middlesex County. The Feder tvtte Executive Board is ppiui" an increase in annual membership fees for 19-76 from the present S35.00 basic. plus S15.00 requested. to 559.00 basic. plus S20.00 ad- - ditional requested. Elbert van Donkersgoed. Executive Director of the Federation, will also address the meeting with a talk on -Religion and Agriculture: There is a Connection-. All interested farmers and their wives are welcome. attaining a speed of more than 30 miles an hour on a level surface. Owners, must have a driver's permit and proof of insurance and must wear a helmet while operating the vehicle. Fines of between $20 and S100 are provided for violations. • A government spokesman said the province still is looking for a light. durable helmet for operators of motor -assisted bicycles, but that the regular motorcycle helmet will become man- datory .1 an. 1 if none is se lee ted by then. e y erLs rs of rttag t ktters lents. Ott 044 on their dried Werarran_ eeMetlt was wort eryi MacAuley. Joyce Resets was the winner of . tbeTerrarium planted by the girl& Irt a short business meeting, $25- was donated to the attronview Auxiliary to be used for their Christmas Fair. and $500 was donated to THE INVENTORS Alexander Graham Bell - IMMO- tt,1s the telephone. transmitted .1* NV TM"sagc ovet witei'of the nOnillItUll Telegraph ('oin- pan) between Branttord and Pans. Ontario, m 1874, f r h e4 for a t nt tar view, December L4 wa,sttte setho annuai Kin K Christmas Skating part, .to be held at the arena,. The soCiot cOMmittee will look after of this partY'• LI was. anneunced that the Kinettes now had tWosuits for their annual Santa Suit Rentat The next meeting will be held in the form of a Christmas party at the home of Carol Pinch. an the evening of December 9. Kin Wives will be invited to this, social evening. r16•1111 • Chanel gilt rods • Love gin sets • Grannley seam • Musk tor ladies • Sunbeam Styler.Oryer • Solaray Mist Styling Wand for him • MUSiC by Houbigant • Givenchy tar gentlemen • Hai karate gift sets • Old Spice gin sets • Brut by Faberge • Gillette Hot Shave System • Kodak Instamatic camera onto • Philishave Triplehead Electric Shaver 11..ti lt. .. •,-.,„;!..-.7,-'-, r 1 ' t , FURNITURE WORLD a Dinette Seites Chesterfield Svites ed Chesterfields tamps Well Flatlets Ws Cabinets Mirrors Manes 1 Washits Dryers Freezers Dishwashers tangos Refrigeratets vb,r, Free CHARG X g Delivery BUDGET TERMS 1 With NG mon., Down Open TO 9 every night Milken's teriptings Ctajtiosteti lads 44, 3 00 t414cV .Irrjt.$614"I, 4!34 .144 • It .4-444 0.11:41116o, rt C. • 7. • , •