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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-06, Page 9Schneiders Kent SIDE BACON � "31.39 bytt •; contest* * Dews rassisso is grow yngtrees wil *owl to outline the t1�I,n1+ oder of n at t �aderich nslpe4 gr gotten 'meeting. held at the council office! Bolmesville, on Wednesday Apr1128.106. Vice chai*wonan, Hazel McCreath, was in charge with Gerry Ginn, Joe Fritzley, Hugh Lobb, Doug Yee, Marlon Powell and Audrey Middleton In attendance. It was..decided to sponsor a tOwnship crest contest. Before -, summer, a. special committee will carefully draw up formal rules and guidelines for the contest. Then the principals of the local schools . . will be ap- proached with the idea and rules, then hopefully the contest will be launched for all residents in September 1976. Councilmen Gerry Ginn and Joe Fritzley reported the development progress of the new township lake park on Blackpoint Road. A nice crop TOP QUALITY IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND GLADIOLUS BULBS REG. 14$2.25 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL i2/f1.'S DAHLIA BULBS REG. 95c EA. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 79c E.. SEE US ALSO FOR POTTED ROSES BOX PLANTS DU!ST FARM & GARDEN CENTRE ISAAC ST., CLINTON 482-9333 "Quality Merchandise at a fair price". WAIr FOOD STORES - KWh. PRICES EFFECTIVE TiLL TUESDAY MAY 11 76 1 One Pichttp, party at the Park WAS ,Planned for some young township boys by Hugh orb and Gerry Gi!rn for Saturday May 1, Here's hopingmany bands and willing backs made light work, ._" A township summer bar- beque at the lake park was set for Wednesday July 14. Tentative plans are to make`% our own long pit barbeque and everyone bring his own food to barbeque during a set two hour time. More about. this, as the time approaches. Hazel McCreath read a softball report as submitted by John Westbrooke of the recently held• meeting of the four local townships. They decided to abide by the rules of W.O.A.A. with the age playing brackets for both boys end girls of the following: 1.8 years and un- der, Juvenile; 16 years and under; Midget; 14 years and under, bantam; 12 years and under pee wee(house league only), Registration form Will be made available at all schools, soon with the deadline for their return -May 21. This will give the recreation com- mittee time to account the number of interested players before June 2. This is the date set (June 2) for a follow-up meeting of the four townships to plan a playing schedule. The ten- tative starting date to play ball will be mid-June. By popular request, a second township dance will be held Saturday, May 22 at the White Carnation with music again provided by . the Bluetones as before tickets are available from any township councillor or recreation member. 'Please contact them soon, as the 100 tickets .disappear fast. We are again offering excellent township prizes for special dances. Marion Powell and Hazel McCreath reported that the active craft group are busy making quilt blocks, Their successful "shopping -for crafts" bus trip came merrily? cavorting home Tuesday, April 27, carrying an enormous bale of quilt batting. They had visited warehouses and factory showrooms in Paris, Gait, Hespler, and Kitchener — making a great day! Because the Women's Institute spring itinerary was SQ busy, Hazel said that they had decided to shelve their plans' for a Variety Talent night until fall. The recreation committee has offered to assist 'therlr• in this endeavour. The next regular recreation meeting is May 26, 1976. ? Y .00441144AG*ger 01416$`0011410 Fent" local girls, Barbara Stretton, tuts t and Minna Zwaan demoted to the Bunny Bundle by selling tickets on an angel cake. Bill Baker, Hensall, won the cake. Ob, er ves 94th birthday Miss Mattie Ellis, retired school teacher, observed her 94th birthday at her home here on Monday, May 3rd. She received many cards, flowers and best 'wishes. Bern in G.odeirich Miss 'Ellis came to Hensall with her parents in 1886. Following her early schooling she attended Normal School in London and taught school in Chatsworth, S.S. No. 1, Tuckersm ith (known then as the "White" school, then in Harrow, Essex County) and finally in Hensall Public School for many years before retiring. Miss Ellis was very active in Hensall United Church organizations, . the W.*M.S,. and she organized and taught the Sunday School Class for many years, and was a member of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall. In later years Miss Ellis wrote a book on the "History of Hensall". She enjoys good health and keeps her own home. Personals Mr. Stewart Bell, who was a patient in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. returned to his home this week. Mr. Ted Normintton, Tears for sale Twelve hours after winning the Ontario Hockey Association Junior C championship Sunday. Dunnville Terriers were put up for sale. The Terriers beat Essex 73's, last year's champs, in the sixth game of a best -of - seven series. But at noon Monday, team owner Dave Dunham said the two-year- old franchise was for sale. He said the responsibility and loss of personal freedom which accompanies the position of sole chief executive were taking their toll on himself and his family. Essex had beaten the Clinton Mustangs 4-2 in games in the best of seven semi-finals in a controversial series that saw the sixth game replayed after Clinton won a protest over a curved stick. News -Record readers are encouraged to express . their opinions in tetters to the editor, however, such opinions do. not necessarily, represent the opinions of the News - Record. Pseudonyms may be used by letter writers, but no letter will be published unless it can be verified by phone. t ^"" and ,an4 s.. Art iii of oodstoc .pent vkend here a visited their aunt iss'►tte°Ellis.•. Mrs. Laurie M;;c.Cloy a daughter Carrie • and Mrs. Aima • Hess of Don Milts visite-04n Saturday with Mrs. Laird Mickie. Mrs. John. MacFarlane of Goderich visited with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton and Mrs, • J. L. McCloy on Saturday. Mrs. Olive Horton, who has been recuperating in South Huron , Hospital. Exeter, following surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned to her home this week. Mr. and Mrs.. Herb Strettrn visited on Sunday with the latter's brother, Douglas Sangster. who is a patient in Westminster Hospital. nLondon, and later visited his wife Mrs. Sangster and family. Mrs. J. L. McCloy and daughter Carrie of Don Mills were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton and family. Mrs. Cornelius Faber was hostess at her home on Sunday at a dinner party in honor of her aunt, Miss Mattie Ellis, who celebrated her 94th birthday on Monday. The table was centered with a birthday cake. silver candelabra and spring )owe . s Hosts ineluded Mr, Art Traquair of Woodstock Mr. Ted Nor, niinton of Ottawa, Mr. and M'rs. Pat McCann and Jef- frey, Mt. Carmel, Miss Sheila • McBrayne, Pat and Stephen Faber. Mr. Jerry McOlinchey of Brantford spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McClinch+y. A large representation of members of the IOOF Lodge and Amber Rebekah Lodge attended divine worship at Varna Church on Sunday morning. A number of Hensall area residents were guests at the "Testimonial" dinner held in the Legion hall Exeter on Saturday evening in honor of Dr. M. C. Fletcher, who has practiced medicine for 50 years. Rev. W. D. Jarvis con- ducted service in Carmel Presbyterian on Sunday, the sermon subject was "Second Class Citizens". The an- niversary services will be held on Sunday, May 16th at 11 aim. Guest minister will be Rev. Ken In=ies of Brussels. Bride -elect honored Mrs. Robert Baker was hostess at her home for a miscellaneous bridal shower' in honor of Miss Janifer Shannon of Bryanston, bride. • elect of this week. A social time was enjoyed and the guest of honor was p'esetted with me beautiful gifts. Guests y attendedefrom Lon,~ don, Ridgetown, - xet+ r, Centralia, Zurich, Cllntoiand Stratford. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton were recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and Brad. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau of Ridgetown were recent visitors with relatives and friends here. UNTRY RNER STORES linea oaf Varna M+41 ssrwrite? IC 40 staff. T. CARMEL 237'3456 �s to i p.m. No mutter where, no matter* when... as an aperitif, or as a seveet little something for after dinner. In a tall glass. a small glass – on the rocks or on its own. Imported, yet inexpensive. EMUALSTRALtAN CRAM SHERRY tme anew,: N Road Pon. 444 White Purl. L.Iedtum Dry Sherry. Hermitage Burgunily Do something NICE for MtM... 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