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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-06-10, Page 14„ * Patchwork any pattern: •rS. Wes HeiMPel*Wroseter. Crib *Olt; Mrs. Fred Chapple, Seaforth; Mrs. 0101;4941 GerrOW, mra, Wes fkiMPol* Wroketer- reversible: Mrs. Fred • Pte. Seaforth. Special - donated by Clinton Women's institute a cash • donation to exhibitor with Meat points in needlework section: • MM. Wes Heitnpel,, Wroxeter. Senior Citizens Class (70 yrs. and over): .One knitted article: Mrs. Connie Colciough, Clinton; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone. Goderich. One crocheted article: Mrs. LH. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Connie Colclough, One embroidered article: Miss Dorothy Marquis. Clinton; Mrs. J.H. Johnstorie. Goderich; Mrs. Connie Colclough. Clinton. tiOvier pat, 4 frothy rs. Collifie Cl Domestic Science Oil base mayonnaise - one pint: Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield; Mrs, Owen Delve. Clinton.' Cooked salad dressing - one pint; Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roorda. 13rucefield; Edith Falconer, Clinton. White bread - one loaf: Mrs. Edith Falconer, Clinton; Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield; Mrs. Mary Chapple. Five yeast clover leaf rolls: Mary Chapple. Seaforth; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich; Edith Falconer, Clinton. Five tea biscuits. fancy: Met. Wm. Dolmage, Londesboro; Mrs. Wm. Date. Seaforth; Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield. Coffee Cake. yeast, iced: Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Clinton,. Orange and nut loaf - approx. 9 x 4 x 3: Mrs. Bill Dale, Seaforth; Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield; Mary Miirih, Clinton. Lemon Sponge Roll: Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield; Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Clinton; Mrs. 3.11. Johnstone, Goderich. Angel food cake: Edith Falconer, Clinton; Connie Colclough. Clinton; Mrs. Owen • Delve, Clinton. Queen Elizabeth cake: Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Clinton. Blueberry pie: Mrs. Dick • Roorda, Brucefield; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Bill Dale, Seaforth. Rhubarb pie: Mrs. Mary Chapple, Seaforth; Mrs. J.H. • Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield. Five Cocoanut tarts: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Londesboro; Mrs. Chas. Nelsen. Clinton; Mrs. Edith Falconer. Clinton. Seven Butterscotch chip cookies: Mrs. Chas. Nelson. Clinton; Mrs. 3.11. Johnstone, Goderich: Mrs. Mary Marsh. Clinton. • Five unbaked fancy squares - five varieties: Mrs. Chas Nelson. Clinton: Mrs. - Wm. Dolmage. Londesboro; Mrs. Tom O'C.on- nett, Clinton. Five Chocolate Brownies: Mrs. Dick Roorda. Brucefield: Mrs. Connie Colclough, Clinton; Mrs. -Mary Marsh, Clinton. Two varieties candy: Mrs. Owen Delve, Clinton; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Londesboro: Mrs. Chas Nelson. Clinton. Birthday cake: Mrs. Mary Marsh. Clinton; Mrs. 3.11. • Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Bill Dale, Seaforth. Club House Foods Ltd. - donates a special prize to exhibitor with most points hi domestic science: Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield. Fry - Cadbury Special for best • iced or frosted 8" or 9" Chocolate Layer Cake: Mrs. Owen Delve, Clinton; Mrs. Jean Taylor, Brucefield; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich. • J.M. Schneider Ltd. Special: Best Apple Pie: Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Londesboro; Edith Falconer, Clinton. Best Chocolate Cake - seven minute frosting: Connie Colclough, Clinton; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone. Goderich. Best 'Butter Tarts: Mrs. Torn O'Connell, Clinton; Mrs. Edith Falconer. Clinton; Mrs. Wm. Doltnage, Londesboro, • McCormick's Ltd Special;- for best Graham Cracker Crumb Muffins: Mrs. LH. Johnstone, Gederich: Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield: Mrs. Charlie Nelson, Clinton. William Neilson Ltd. 'Special Best• Chocolate Square Cake: ts. Wm. Doltnage, Londesboro;: Mrs. Cecil Elliott. Clinton:- Mrs. 31. Johnstone. Goderich, IGA Special • ibi Serving of fancy dessert: Mrs. WM. Mintage. Leadeshero: Mrs. Wm. Dale. Seaforth: Mrs, J.H. JOhnstone.Goderich. Arvin Flour Mills &netts prizes for , breeVarieties of Fruit Bread: • Wtts. Doltitage. Londesboro: t Chas. Nelon. Chappte1Taylor. Mr. 3.11. Johnstone, OIL Christle Brown and Co, Ltd. nate* a 614 as(irtmenx t� exhibitor • with most Points In overall baking section: Mrs. , johnstene„,Goderich. Thral Exhibits African Violet- - flowering - double - one crown: Mrs. Bert Evsels, Clinton; Mrs. Connie Colclough, Clinton; Mrs. J.H. Johnston,Goderich. African Violet ,flowering - single - one crown: Mrs. 3.11. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Bert Evans, Clinton; Mrs. Fred CluIPPI\e*S/tareitth- Baby tears - in flower pot: Mrs. Connie, Colclough.„. Clinton; Mrs. J.H. Johnstone, Goclerich. Spring flowers, arranged in a tea pot: Mrs. 3.11. Johnstone, Goderich; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Londesboro. Most attractive collection of five cactuses: Mrs. Dick Roorda, Brucefield; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Londesboro; Mrs. J.H. John- stone. Goderich. Floral arrangement in a cup and saucer: Mrs . Wm. Dolmage, Londesboro; Mrs. J.H. John- stone. Goderidt. Potted geranium - two, or more blooms: Mrs. Bert Evans, Clinton. Lady's corsage: Mrs. Ken Johnston, Clinton; Mrs. Wes Wroxeter; Mrs. Wm. DoIrnage, Londesboro. K.C./Cooke. Florist - special - Mantel arrangement - fresh flowers: Mrs. J.H. Johnstone. Gederich; Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Vondesbom. Ladies Division donates a cash donation to exhibitor with most points in-fkand section: Mrs. JAL •Johnstone, Goderich. Simnson Sears Ltd. special donates a gift certificate to exhibitor with most points in the ;ogre was a large sewing display at the Spring Fair*And Mrs. Frank MacDonald, left, Louise. Lovett of Lon, deshoro, and judge Margaret Craig of Walton, had a busy Friday afternoon, (News -Record photo) Homemaking, Section: Mrs. Heimpel, Wroxeter., Draw - for two speed electric scissors donated by Scovill Dritz won by: Mrs. E. Medd, 137 Rattenbury St. W. Clinton. Ontario. Elementary Section Art Work Kindergarten - picture making - circus fun: Jo -Anne Duddy, C.P.S.; Shelley Maxwell C.P.S.; Jeff Roy C.P.S. Grade 1 - picture making - spring activities: Dianne Batkin, C.P.S. Leona Nyman, Chilton Christian; Jennifer Allen, C.P.S. Grades 2 & 3 - Pets: Don Hearn, C.P.S.; Ruth Ann Dykstra, Clinton Christian; Jeanette Raidt, Clinton Christian. Grades 4 & 5- creative fish. birds, animals: Yvonne Raidt, Clinton Christian; Diane Claus, Clinton Christian; Austin Roorda, Clinton Christian. Grade 6 - field day activities: Ken Benjamins, Clintor Christian; Wayne Roorda . Clinton Christian; Jim Postma. Clinton Christian. Grades 7 & 8- A design: Chris Baker, C.P.S.; Renee Roorda, Clinton Christian; Randy Hamilton, C.P.S. Crafts Kindergarten "The Circus": Awareness 04410help to break ,,OW11 Physically Handicapped some , and nization rn %'wik4st:helti on lsPHA's seventh m:iteh4ittig4, c handeapped in _iron P:grsOn$ attendance. A County.'''AWareness" the _miter was read. ' from,the word,- because AT,..pliA uc a? X'S Mith Township fcels its 'main, function is to Connell acknowledging the promote ' three kinds .of receiptco4Ziai 1,teottqtroitaidet urged aW/IrelleSs- th the t lb • trri. waght nts. 4t. hh tea° dn Ino t le Si acl rkaeep pta dtt- futurebe needs.of theoeodistsrautt,40411:1 tahenirr to .participate in society. Secondly, it wants to, inform the Public and the municipal councils of the physical and social barriers that prevent disabled persons from taking total roles in today's tociety. Thirdly, the members of ALPHA hope to convey to handicapped persons the benefits of participation in' society. By becoming in- volved in the community, the , recentiy 10 try, out thO'!ourt) cuts used ID that town. The non -sighted, ambulatory. and ,wheelchalr members faun the •fan-sbaped ramps . ac- rnodated all their needs. similar design to 4,14)r, engineers Contemplating the instalintion of curb cuts or -ratrops. motion was adopted .to write letters at appreciation for the support received from the Christian Women's Club in 4xtter and the Mapia Leaf Chapter of the 1,0M.E. in Goderich. Theletter sent a letter to the Goderich Town Council supporting ALPHA's brief. • Data on housing for the handicapped. which has been gathered by several mem- bers. was reviewed. Another motion set the fourth Tuesday of each month as the date for future meetings, and plans for a picnic sometime during the summer were also Greg Falconer, C.P.S.; Jo -Anne Duddy, C.P.S.; David Deichert, Sylvitrcrich, C.P.S. Grade I - Construction paper flower - bird - butterfly - "Spring theme": Tracy Potter. C.P.S.: eff Forrest, C.P.S.; Geoff Lynn, C.P.S. Grade 2 - Construction paper - flower, bird, butterfly - -Spring themek Dawn McLeod. C.P.S. Grades 4 & 5 Girls - Any item all made from spools, boxes. pine cones: Ann Levis. C.P.S.: Joan Walker, C.P.S. Boys - A model - car, boat, plane, etc: John McLeod and Norman Knapp, tied C.P.S. Grades 7 & 8 - Girls - an item made from macrame. any item models' Home Ec., any item you made - e.gfrom a kit: Teresa Foster No. 3Clinton. Boys - any model from a kit, any article made in shop work, any chart work made in Scienee, History, Geog.: Randy Hamilton, C.P.S. Open Class' (Girls) - Stuffed Animal Kindergarten: Lori Brandon, Ruffen Central. Fair... - (continued from page 13) Lobb and Sons Liu_ Ltinton. for most points in stock type horses: Nelson Bilyea. Granton. Show Type Horses: Open parade: Linda Hall. Bright; Diane Fos,ter, Goderich; David Finnigan. Dungannon; Jack Wilton, Ilderton; Allincourt Stables, Blyth. Three gaited class: Ken, Kalbfleisch, London; Diane Foster. Goderich; Carol Dutot. Clinton; Nancy McDonald, Clinton David Smith. Goderich. Palomino stallion mare or gelding. western horse show: Linda Hall, Bright; Ken Kalb- fleisch. London; Jack Wilton. Ilderton; Henry Gebhardt, Walkerton; David Finnigan. Dungannon. Palomino golden saddle: Nancy McDonald. Clinton; Eleanor Hall, Mildmay; Kelly Adshead, Clinton; Linda Hall, Bright; lien Kalbfleisch, London. Special - trophy donated by R. Lobb and R. Gethke, Auc- tioneers. for most points in show type section: Lindzi Hall, Bright. maintenance of sidewalks and public facilities. ALPHA sent similar requests to all the Municipal Councils in the County. A Goderich . member reported that curb ramps have been installed in the town at the corner of North and Nelson Streets, In April, ALPHA petitioned the Goderich Town Council regarding pedestrian curb ramps,. and it appreciates the. Council's response to the brieL Eight members of ALPHA visited Kincardine • t , The date. of rttih"fig eslr is June at School Library. dwieolacpopmeos. both the han- d and the non- liandicapn end o 50 cent non -disabled pmekermcenrtsclhlrabel IstsPand' 50 per For • further intorm contact MISS Elaine. shend, at RR 2, 13 phone 482-3357. OPP repori Twomen escaped, Monday when their Wears collided at the Bayfield Terrace and The Long Rill intersection in Bayfield. Edward Charles East of • Blyth received $200 da ges to his vehicle when it c ded with another vehicle driven by Henry Oliver Docket) of London. Mr. Doeken received $700 damages twill's car. '4.27f '1p Fair Ottani gob Gibbhms, centre* presented Grant Butcher and Sens of Prin- ceton with the Fair Board Tray Friday(News-Redord for having the best breeders herd at the Jersey Show last . photo) • CENTENNIAL • OF INCORPORATION July 1,2,3, & 4 1976 "Pioneera '76" Program of Events Thursday, July 1, ilii 10:00 a.m. - Registration - OM Town Hall 4:30 p.m. - Chicken Barbecue- Arena 0:30 p.m. - Talent Night - Arena Friday, July 2, 1M 10:00 a.m. - Registration - Old Town Hall 10:30 a.m: - Paint In - Main Street 2:00 - 5:60 p.m. - FashloriShow - Arena 9:00p.m, Young & Yonsget Heart Dance All Friday afternoon SO to 40 sail boats, entrants in the Lake Huron 100 Sail Boat Rate (formerly the Canada Trust 100) will be arriving in the Bayfield 'Harbour as they finish their 100 mile race.. 'RAID' HOUSE MO GAMMEN SPRAY 6422 MS ,2 HIBACM STAND Saturday, July 3, 1074 0:00 a.m. Pancake Breakfast - Clan Gregor Square 10:00 a.m. - Registration - OM Town Hall 10:30 a.m. - Back hi school & welcome home at Bayfield Afenticipal butklimo (formerly the New School) 1:0e pm.- Plower. le t‘aredie Official opening ceranfintes Bayfield agricultural grounds following the garade. 4:00 rioneere le FLO Fry - Arena 0:011 pM. - Pioneer* le Centennial Ball Arena Judging of Beard Growirig Ceatest. Draw for SW ri set Sunday. July 4. We 1410 a.m. • Sall Beat Races • llaYibaki Harbour & Lake Hon 21111p.m. Gem* Sing Clan Gregor Square tile ftst a Oftsatta beatersAllayfiekl Ilerheiw/ Ecumenical Sunset Church Service al Pioneer cI else Plonwi itAYPIEke. CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Lk „ , • , , r • - , Grime .IW eae tercel v1,0 cresol, tetei Miles exit* ca:zgotio eive-cres, aibtralcila:1 teslav ta, eIts,ce. stoeral