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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-03-25, Page 5,f0.44:1,110740,00,06.111.1.0. 000,00,000.2I,0004,00701.000,1,00.1,00,00•04.1,7110.0041 0 1,31.000.0.00,00.0,V.II 0.040000.0,0000010,000 fi aduatjn r4 VerSit residents to ,ente. his ' artgnaPt p*1ng ha Ing aontract.p.(iLi�fl w1 0.-r lacit....tihtere4,t by parents Tournam,ent was . At the 4erway 111 Go organizations the we,,en::on:Iy4,44:4,related.,c#Y esidese;fcitis :at , Young 0,:- ive 0 rause Canada Peewee hockey playing 83 sames. tern , t,' t „r^.. Minor latifirt maY en al the season get e Clinton the Win . express regret at (Clinton) but aalit0444 :Out the cl�sure of bedsWinha r P ng ttle concern and cleaance,froni an close e Wingim paper said that 'Dr, Clarke said- that if - 0Y could _ assurances the Iritnn' hospital wouldn't be closed next year anyway, thenWingham might be prepared to help. A new hit pay Will be presented at Memorial Hall. says the Blyth Standard in a story last week. The play, called "Straitjackets," is a =Steal comedy that will stop for' two nights in Blyth on April 6 and 7 as part of a two week tour by the Centre Stage Players from London. The Standard last week reported *kit the East-West Wawanosh Park may be taken over by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. The new 34 -unit senior citizens' apartment bulletin in Brussels oas,44-Kave been o ffitAatEx ,opened *arch 17. according to a''Stiiiit in last week's Brussels Post. Eleven of the Units are occupied and fiveAmore.millobe.filled in the nwevv, could not , „ winter, It willcost Exeter $0,00°14° clean, Op and save the trees following that dksasterous ice storm of early March, the TA reported. Onlyhad been budgeted for tree maintenance this Year. Construction of a new 41,, unit senior ,citizens' apart- ment in Zurich is expected to get underway in late April, the. Zurich Citizens News reported last week. Zurich council also learned from their recreation committee that if grants are not for- thcoming from area municipalities, then the Zurich fee committee will place a surcharge on non- resident users. Owners of dogs in Seaforth better smarten up, reports the Seaforth Huron Expositor lastpeek's paper, after one deg elwner was fined a total of Sal initourt Tor letting his dog run losse and keeping more thantwo dogs in a household. The EXposittor also reported ` that some un- scrupulous alurnimMi siding The Executive of the Knox United Church Sunday school held its meeting recently to plan for their annual pan- cake, fresh maple -syrup and ham supper on April 7. They are planning a full course menu with special prices for family groups. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines arrived home last Friday after a three week vacation in California. Mr. Alfred Rollinson was taken -back to the hospital by ambglance to Clinton hospital last Friday afternoon. Misses Sandra and Karen McClinchgy left last Saturday for a vacaton in Florida. Messrs.* Dick, Peter, Ed and Brian Elliott of Thedford are visitg with the Lutz family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines of Niagara Falls are vacationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. We are sorry to report that Mr. William Seers is ill at his home with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. David Fiegal of , Mississauga visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright. David. Derrick and Lorie. Mrs. Torrance Tabb returned home last weekend after several weeks a patient in Wingham hospita I. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie visited last Sunday with with her father, Mr. William Rueger and Miss Carol Rueger at RR 2. Clinton. Miss Carol returned home with them for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell returned home last weekend from a trip to Florida. W.I. The Mprch meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute 1 V :t Youi Fb..turos And essQrie.$ From count Dave's Home Centres EIATHRoOM EXHAUST FAN — One Wattle Only Well made and handsomely, designed . and you Save 3.89. Our uSuat C.&C. 18. 99% Acorn Vanities frqm 59.46. In a choice of 4 stained finiSheS: Pecan. Honeyglow, Walnut andivlaple PLUS White„.(Sink• top,Andtaps not inclkled-)90-euival C.&C. price for the 24" model is 6915 boIrs on WO?, one week only for 59.46 Our 30" model has been reduced to 64.26; our 36" model IS hO.W.69-61 All finishes not necessarily stocked at all brandhes. Orders require 3-4 week delivery. White LGold finishes available at slightly higher cost on order. Prices for other sizes on request. was held last week. in the Memorial Community hall with 16 members present. President Mrs. Thomas Haggitt a was in charge and opened the meeting. The minutes of the February meeting were accepted as read by Mrs. Oliver Anderson in the ab- sence of the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. The members decided to have creative stitchery as their first choice project with quilts the second choice. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell gave the card report and read the thank -you notes which she had received- The motto -- News is like a cheque, never endorse it until you know it to be genuine— was ably given by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. Mrs. Ralph Munro con- ducted a name contest. Current events were given by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. The meeting was in the charge of the Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Frank Raithby. Pictures of the Erland Lee Homestead at Stoney Creek were shown by Mrs. Oliver Anderson with commentary taken by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. This Homestead has been noted around the world as the constitution forming the first Women's Institute was signed by Adelaide Hoodless and. Erland Lee. president of the Farmer's Institute. Mrs. Raithby thanked both Mrs. Anderson and. Mrs. Brad - nock. Roll call was answered by naming a County or Township official. The hostesses, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs. Beth Lan- sing and Mrs. Myrtle Munro served a dainty lunch. Prize Winners were Mrs. Robert Turner. Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Frank Raithby. 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