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parade in Varna on
the custom being to
the home 'church of
istrict Deputy of the
liows, who is Wm.
Taylor,
Glenn filo regor of
Erdcefield led the parade to
and from the church with
pipe music. Special music
.0 ;the service was
oyided by Pete Postill. who
ing two. solos.
.Jhe Oddfeilows is a
fraternity which gives much
assistance to their members
if there is any need, and is
involved in a great deal of
charitable work in the
community. They lend
eeod,
e and'Ms.
memory
y of Us.
dieton. Mrs,
y made all
emeut•
display of yellow
Pa in various IocatiOns,,
►round our town were the gift
of the Royal Canadian Legion
to murk its 50th anniversary
this year.
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While on the subject of
greenery, a reminder of the
Horticultural Society's
auction of plants.and garden
equipment this Friday, May 7
in Clinton Town Half at 7:15
p.m.
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Perhaps we are en-
croaching a little on Hensen
news, but while listening to
CFPL Open Line the other
morning - we heard that the
Sports Club in Hensafl had
made a donation of $975.75 to
the Bunny Bundle campaign.
There must have been other
local projects for this annual
popular cause - word of them
hasn't reached our news desk
yet - let's hear something.
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Winner of the Clinton
Canadian Legion Bingo last
April 29 was Mrs. `Bert Boyes,
Clinton.
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M'r. and Mrs. Lindsay
Burrows and Mr. and Mrs.
William Cudmore, Clinton
attended the funeral. May
of Mrs. Norman Olson, ' ort
Rowan. The late Mrs Olson
was the former Abb usty of
Clinton, daughte of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Husty. 201
Liscar Ave., illsonburg.
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rs. M. Young of Blake
reet, Goderich, has
returned home after spending
three' weeks in Clinton Public
Hospital.
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The ,annual . angers'
Guide -Brownie Cookie
wilt bb held this Saturday,,
May 8 starting at a.mt
Welcome your young caller
and support this worthy
cause,. please.
A farewell and a welcome
for the News -Record office
last week. We are sorry to see
Mrs. Joanne Ramaker leave -
her place on the staff in
charge of subscriptions and
classified advertising will be
taken by Mrs. Freda McLeod
of Clinton.
In honour of Joanne, the
ladies of Goderich Signal -Star
and the News -Record staffs
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The last LOBA card party
of the season was held April
27. in the Orange Hall. Those
attending reported a good
time. The prizes, went to the
following: ladies' high, Mrs.
Wiltse; gents'high, Mr. Percy
Gibbings. ladies' low Miss
Ruth Shaddlck, gents' tow
Mr. Jack Errington; Ione
hands, Mrs. Pearl Cum-
mings- Draws for sugar were
won by Mrs. Pearl Cummings
and Mrs. Jack Errington.
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Ever had a piece of
Presbyterian pie? Many
people did last Tuesday
evening in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church Hall
when the Made lein
Auxiliary hosted a pie soal
and bake sale.
The colorful hue of the
sunset just at .30 were
reflected in th decorations
along the spr g theme. The
evening w: opened by the
minister t e Rev. Ted Nelson
and g sts were welcomed at
the *oor by Mrs. Florence
N son and Mrs. Wynne
omuth, president.
A special attraction was the
organ selections by Mr. Hap
Swatridge, well known radio
and TV personality of
Wingham. Mr. Swatridge,
brother of Mrs. Homuth,
brought his own Lowry organ
for the evening's en-
tertainment.
-�- -0,4tle l 1p ter' 1 'sf 51c goltioN Is shown
wt the tl lin last Satui 's 'tinier gardeners'
Flower
Flower Show, Mike Wliliscraft, Tommy WBitscraft and
Henrietta Schneider.
junior Gardeners hold
first spring show _.
The Clinton Junior Gar-
deners held a very successful
spring flowering bulb show
last Saturday, their first such
show ever. Mike Williscraft
had the highest number of
points, followed by his
brother Tommy in second
spot.
Next came Henrietta
Schneider, Craig and Glen
BowkeY and Alex Ivey,
Barb Forbes and Brian
Cooper , Michael Pullen and
Barbara Hutchings,
Geraldine McGee, and Laurie
Peckitt and David Pullen.
In the cake draw. the ,cake
donated by Brenda and Mrs.
Riehl was won by Mrs. M.
Durst, and door prizes were
won by Mrs. B. Williscraft •
Mrs. Brock Olde. Susan
Jefferson, Mary Helen
Ciynick Marie Jefferson. and
Mrs. Forbes.
Police
Report
Thieves managed to get
away with a total of $250 after
they broke into Haugh Tire
and Scrutoe's early Wed-
nesday morning. 'April 28.
Clinton police are still in-
vestigating the theft.
On April 15 an accident
occurred on Princess Street
and a driveway, close to
Gibbings street.
Kenneth J. Menheere of
Seaforth was turning into a
driveway on Princess street
when he was struck on the
right side by a vehicle driven
by Robert W. -Wood, London.
Damages to the Menheere
vehicle were $400, while
damages to the Wood vehicle
wa s estimated at $600.
'Chief Lloyd Westlake has,
also issued a Warning to the
public
"The Town Police are using
a new radar device. This
hand held digital radar allows
a policeman to get away from
his vehicle and has a 3.500
foot range." he said.
Holy Communion was
observed last Sunday in St.
James Church.
After Church, everyone
went to the Church Hall, for a
pot luck lunch, followed by a
Board of Management
meeting with Rev. Wm.
Bennett in the chair.
The Rector read a letter
from Bishog Ragg re con-
firmation and the treasurer,
Edward Wise, presented his
report. John Deeves spoke on
the meeting of the Great
Chapter at %Vingham and a
discussion on memorial gifts
took place.
A reminder, the ACW will
meet at Marion Smith's
home, May 13, Please bring
plants for the sale and ar-
ticles for the bale for the
North.
The 40 voice Albanaires are
coming May 16 to St. James
Church Middleton.
They have played and sung
in gnany churches, concert
halls and cathedrals. The folk
service is designed not for the
young, but for the young in
heart.
The Albanaire's director is
Cannon Geoffrey Dibbs, who
was Rector of the Queen's
Parish in York. England
before moving to Canada in
1966. So come on everyone,
let's give them a good turn
out. I'm sure everyone young
and old will enjoy them.
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Rev. Bennett will be absent
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Church.
Community notes
John Deeves has been
elected to the executive to the
Great Chapter of the South
Saugeen. John will also leave
Sunday to spend three days at
the Synod in the electing of a
second Suffragan Bishop.
I myself was happy to meet
George and Ann Wise, for-
merly of the 11th. now of
Orillia, at a dance and they
did mention they enjoyed
their Clinton paper and
reading the Middleton News.
We are sorry to hear Joe
Storey is in hospital in
Goderich, but may be in the
Clinton Hospital by paper
time. We wish him well.
Sandra. Dennis, and little
Cindy Kelly were home from
Woodstock Sunday as guests
with Ed and Lois Wise.
We at Middleton Church
are pleased to hear Mrs.
Rowden is home again feeling
better.
6 llrt'
+��rutches. 'etch idr hom
ane of their greatest
Acerns is in the field of eye
research. Educational and
research bursaries are
provided. and money for
machinery and pe.rsonael for
eye research. Their projects
are very deserving of your
support.
Community Notes
There was a good at-
tedance. of Varna ladies at
the R bekahIs dessert euchre
in Clinton on Wednesday,
April 28th.
Mrs. Allan Hayter held a
birthday party on Friday for
Kim, who was seven years old
on Sunday. There were 15
children present, so they had
a real good:time.
Ceniennial band news
By Seamus Doherty
May lith is the date when
you can use your Maytirne
Musictime tickets.
I'm assuming that you have
had the foresight to purchase
one in advance because this is
going to be an evening to
remember.
The program which we
have arranged for you has
taken many hours of
preparation and the artists
which we are presenting to
you are not only performers,
but more important,
dedicated totheir particular
types of music. Therefore,
they are more capable of
giving you the best variety
show ever to hit the town of
Clinton.
Recently, I had occasion to
be emcee at a variety concert
in Goderich and some of the
comments after the show
were most rewarding, but one
gentleman summed the whole
evening up by reminding us of
our dependancy on in-
stantaneity. Television is
instantaneity and has tran-
sformed us from ap-
preciative. imaginative,
creative and fun -loving
people to "blah!" and often
obese self-induced recluses.
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our patterns of eating and
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think I'm way "off base" ask
any of your children for a
memorized T.V. schedule for
any given day. They'll give.
you quite a full day of
viewing.
Entertainment has fallen
foul of this scourge too. No
more do we appreciate the
talents of our neighbour
unless they identify with our
favourite T V star. We don't
even realize the talent within
our own family because it
might interfere with the
climax of our T V show if we
turn the sound down just to
listen to our own children.
Let me entreat you to turn
down the sound of the "houl of
instantaneity" and answer
the request of your children. -
DAD! MOM! come see what
we have arranged for you at
the High School on Tuesday
night May 11 at 8 o'clock. And
like the gentleman in
Goderich, you will enjoy
yourself "more than you
have since you bought that
confounded T V..'
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