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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-30, Page 114 ait of 'LlOtowelTi' ftrst place in in On& 'Otte tractor-tandein trailer COMPetitien at the National ruck Rodeo In Calgary, the Banner also rted last eelt e was the., only silo winner. Dogs are also causing problems in. Grand Bend, the Exeter Times -Advocate related la their latest edition. It seelus, the animal control services of the London umane Society have been far • from satisfactory, and many dogs are still running at large. The T -A also said that Exeter council gave quick approval hist week to putting that town's condemned arena to thewrecker's hammer. Exeter man, Gerry Smith, won two awards at the Western Fair recently in the Fiddlers' Contest. He won the same two titles a year earlier and was open champion in 1973. A new Canada Manpower office has been opened in Exeter, the Times -Advocated also reported, and replaces the one in Huron Park, in order to make the service available to more people. Blyth is fast closing in on their target of $150,000 from public donations for their arena fund, reported the Blyth Standard in last week's edition. The fund now stands at over $100,000, boosted by more than $7,000 raised last Weekend in "a bike and walk -a - thou. About 33 adults took part in the 25 -mile bike-a- thon, and all surprising, inished the trip. The Port of Goderich has a new flag. So says the Goderich Signal -Star in their West edition. The flag is white on bright blue and • features a crown in red and gold, an octagon, and wavy lines denoting water. No designer of the flag was mentioned in the article. A new committee is fully organized in Zurich to raise $35,000 for that town's arena repairs, the Zurich Citizen's News reported last week. Chairman Bob Redick told the News that certain safety and health deficiencies needed to be corrected. A central dispatching Pine's, has Won ctra ants given, mned arena** elt they are being penallzed for acting quickly and Or condemnec roothac ist194. Despite .%.,44, downpour an et grounds, the Seaforth sir enjOyed one of its hest - years ever, the Expositor Sunday morning at St. grimes Anglican Church', Middleton, the church was beautifully decorated by the ladies of the church. The windows were decorated with fall flowers, fruits and vegetables. John Deeves, Rector's Warden and Don Middleton, People's Warden presented the harvest symbols and everyone sang the Doxology. Presentation of the prayer books to the members of last year's confirmation can- didates, a gift from the St. James ACW, was made by -Rev. Wm. Bennett. The harvest offerings taken to the. front of the church, blessed by the rector, were later taken to the Chilren's Aid Society in Goderich. The flowers on the altar were given to the Glory of God' by Elizabeth Cranston for the Kennedy family in loving memory of their mother, Mabel K. Kennedy. Next Sunday Oct. 3, Holy Communion and Dedication of Silver Ciborium will be held in memory of Adella Cooper, wife of Charlie Cooper. All relatives and former friends are most welcome to come; we are hoping to have Charlie down for the service from Midland. Personals Ernest and Isobel Lee of Goderich stopped at the church Saturday while the ladies were decorating. Mrs. Maud Middleton was the mother of Ernest Lee and wife of the late Charles C. Lee of Goderich. Mrs. Maud . Middleton was the daughter of George Middleton and sister of William Middleton. They lived on the Bayfield Road. Francis Kotou of Maid- stone, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dupuis visited recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Barn la ive will , d in Brussels the t e funds or a new Brusse arena, the. Brussels Pos reported last week, and Grey Township are also in on the new recreation centre to replacethe con, demnedarena, Sullivan, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dupuis, visited recently before leaving for Africa to teach in a boys' school. , - Joe and June Potter and family enjoyed a week of holidays in the north country. Mrs. Russell Dunston and Mrs. Clarence Gawne of Blenheim are visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnston and children of Rldgetown were visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Bennett on Sunday. Mr. Johnston was a warden of Rev. Bennettat the Church of the Advent in Ridgetown. Edward and I enjoyed joining in the anniversary service at Holmesvill United Church on Sunday and en- joyed a lovely supper with Jean and Clarence Purdue. Please note' - ladies have your pennies rolled and ready to hand in at your October meeting. Rat Hodgkins of Mississauga was home on the weekend withher parents Mr. and Mrs. RayrWise. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowden had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise and family. Kelly Middleton is back at her figure skating this year. And we do wish her good luck. +++ Angus characteristics Though a beef animal, the Aberdeen -Angus cow is recognized for her good milking ability and, con- sequently, the heavier weaning weights of Angus calves. Superior carcasses are a trait of Angus and the beef is known for its large rib eyes and extra marbling. 4 • Wi masa Kg rd Kisei K. bob DISCOVIN Our Low Prial 11" THE TENDER SPOT GRAND BEND, ONT., Phone 231-2512 • tst ExAcsi w�$. . t. • „L._ • PA The Kippen 1 4 -fl Club started their new project, "The Cereal Sheir on Sep' temher 20 at the home-0MM. Al Hoggarth. There are 16 h the group and they chose to calk themselves the "Kippen Corn Poppers". The leaders are Mrs, Al Ilegarth and Linda Vaimeste. The following officers were elected: president, Brenda Vanneste; vice-president, Eileen Connolly; and the Hoping secretary for this meeting -Nancy McGregor. The subject matter dealt with the measuring of dry and liquid ingredients and the making of fry. pan cookies. A quiz followed. , The next meeting was at the home of Linda Vanneste, September 28, Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Triehner and family, Chesley and Mr. and Mrs. Del Burkhart, Wingham visited With Mr. 'anik NM, D Frtehner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter SChneisier, North Bay, were the, pests of Mr, and Mrs. EmosSon Andersen - Mr: and Mrs. Elgar ,MOUSSeau attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull at Grand Bend on Sunday. Mrs. Mousseau and Mrs. Turnbull are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright and Julie attended the *terming of Mrs . Wright's niece Eleanor Butson at Benmiller last week. Neighbours and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tim- mermans attended their 2bth Wedding Anniversary party at the Pine Ridge Chalet on Friday evening. Mr. John Timmermans, the best man, and his wife of Chatham were present for the occasion. The bridemaid, Mrs. Vern Alderdice also took part in the reception. • ,ANI/FM, FM stereo • 10% sbild state chusa • Built -In 8 -track play/record • 441100, simulated 4,vhalviet • EISR..0129lit automatic record changer .2-6 x V oval speakers and 2 — 31.4" tweeters • Vertical record etorage *Diriltrall Mediterranean styling. with Harvest PaCari • Casters for easy moveability • Dimensions: 48"W 26-14 x Plus! Clearance of floor models and demonstrators. albraith Radio It TV "Yetn• Fun Weer Service Centre" CORNER OF ALBERT & RATTENBURY ST., CLINTON 412-3441 A Totally Sanadian Product 4 change partners! 15.98 0. Frontistapprag am back =cared 23.98 '34.98 * We handle only A1 aged Charolois, Angus or Hereford Steer Beef. 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