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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-11-25, Page 17►selly k+d--' iacxaI this Tie attending from Court la id And Constantine Were Delphin.. Doiu age, Ann Agar, John and Carolyn . Thompson, Sate. and Mary McClure, Nelson and Ferne McClure, Eric and Marjorie en Don and Alice Buchanan, Stewart and Doreen Doln age, Ken and Betty Ridley, and Rev. Stan McDonald. At the meeting: Saturday afternoon, trophies were presented to the Western Ontario Bowling Tournament winners held in Clinton on November 14th. The three top teams were from the Con- stance lodge. Those on the top team were Captain Nelson McClure, John Jewitt, Eric Anderson Delores Hpwatt and Betty Hulley. Nelson McClure was given a trophy for the high triple of 844. He also had the high single of 328. Shirley McClure received a trophy for the high triple of 625. Don Buchanan's team and Stewart Dolrnage's team tied. for second place. These scores will be sent to Edmonton for the results in the Dominion Bowling to be -known in the new year. Congratulations and good Sunday with Mt,: and Mrs. luck. George Mcilwain, Lynn and Steven of Stratford when they held a birthday party for Lynn,.... Steven, Sandy and Lori. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge, Kincardine also visited in Stratford. By�ei'o ne IVT tris would ,fit as pa ve t n shamsnotend ' orifi d sly s lis n Mst+ad of,raitin tr o Cat a hi 1 te•�rne�arl` l`ay's chooseS her its side on the dents to the top. owing with t eurs.echunks of becornes low, she. sinning it in inel to 'ed ,o?n to Otta'4 nab ,of rendes t- atRR itl�. a ... ?a, ettlea,��3� i her ts' Mr n h sire is ,riot alb) w � Bade d Arm ug n Mrs. Mrs. x�x.�+.r �..__ .. ,,F,T . the house all efi�t`�Cs Sharon, and, Mr. and everyoppQ itV to so o thiel 'hack Mme, .'im'r P►* r Her ultitnat+e l is` to reach t a Ca nal Me • l�>�s. , . �"�- � d wander �Z,e kitchen ski cupiat4ar.. o+ Sandy` Julie, Michael and ereherfood is. kept. e the b�lir fir hat ne the door will Michelle attended �b�e l+�ed ons aF+� fit ..... thday party held in honour of king open, it she paws it a certain his grandfather, Mr. Peter Ina ur,►ietter of seconds, she opens the i?eicbert of Zurich on door, Baps in and pushes the box of cat Saturday evening. It was tb+e food out. Two or three boxes can stand occasion of his 87th birthday. Carolyn McClure of Walton spent the weekend with Sh ron and Bob Thompson. a Tucker► tli discusses.... Mr. and Mrs. Gary ci es if n S. does >n ,.t lye up easily. Barbara Betties recalss.,at One day she thought sly would trick Dot by taping the flap. It t , the Cat persevered until she broke- the tape. The extrawork did not seem to bother her. Another day Barbara's one -year-old grandson, Mark, watched Dot's per- formance, Then be edged his walker close to, the cupboard, and following Preszcator, Steven, Shannon (continued from Page 9) and Sherri of RR 3, Clinton a HullettTownshiprirain. were Sunday visitors with Remuneration of election officials for 1976 Mr. arnd�lrs. Jim �eszcator, will be: deputy returning officer, Bill, Debbie and Michael. $35 up $30; poll, clerk, $30 up from► up $26; and polii place, $30 up from $26. Mr: and �. John warn. Council was notified- that the Ontario mes, Mr. and Mrs. MorrisMunicipal Bound has approved the Boss. Steven, Sharon, Kenr>!yy proposed $125,000 debenture issue for theMichael, Andand Kathy Tuckersmith Municipal . Telephone Municipalities In future the unicipatilt will es be Mr. and Mrs. Ed VV'`ainraReB, spent Sunday . afternoon with System requested earlier this year. Ronnie and Mark of RR 2, Seaforth following the responsible for, licensing all public bails christening of Mark in Clinton� the municipalities. . rsF. Tonkammith's application for ad - an d an Sunday ditional:�funding` t nder the: Ontario Home Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Riley Renewal program was refused as the were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Johnston of GOderich. Mr. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie and Michael and Mrs. George Mcilwain visited on Personals Mr.. Doug Whyte of Glen Orchard spent the past week visiting with his father, Mr. Harald Wl ytee and Mrs. W.L. Whyte and Bill: RENA SCHEDULE FRIDAY, NOV. 26 - e:30 p.m. ltcaiot "C" Hockey Clinton vs. Kincardine SUNDAY, NOV. 2i - 5:0* P.M. {at�tiaedi®te "C" Hockey - Cliatoa Colts vs. Mitckell SKATING TIME CHANGES SUNDAY. NOV. afar next 4 weeks TOT WAGING: 14 p.m. PUBLIC SKATING. 34:2* p.M. 1 Dot's ex ontothe flo+ ButH'Grandl>c a curtailedille r fun by stret�cbing elastic bands over «��ur.. �,..� yrs derndeetto o doors." sh i uB s. "He'd:loot St s d wbtiyenc an'tt me1 "as i'to say'if she can Dot was also perturbed because her meal was int+ rupt . After Mark le' s were removed,though, and the elastics she soon found another chance to finis eating. When Dot dines, she is oblivious to the family and strangers watching her, and she even` ignores cameras flashing. She seems like a natural for TV stardom. She might even teach Morris a thing or two about enthusiasm. soon rolling ,mss program has run out of money. Jack ddenl, Huron MPP, appealed on behalf of the township but he was told the fund was without money at this time. Mr. Riddell said he was not satisfied with the way the fund was managed, as municipalities asking for their allot- ment, received it whether it was used or not, and if not used, -the money was not returned to the Ontario Home Renewal Program where it could be given to someone asking for additional funds. The Huron County Land Division Committee approved applications for severances from Rieny and Shirley VanLoon, of RR 2 Kippen, and John A.B. Bell of RR 2, Kipper. . 6tio�nrn isan�►t in asubtto:eia,, understated* ilonable.good. tle. ;W.. Other files In00-185.00 Colts scorers GP G A TPTS. Danny'Colquhoun 7 8 11 19 Brian Kennedy 7 10 9 19 Paul Kelly 6 8 5 13 Jim Guenther'- 7 4 6 10 Cal. Fremlin 6 1 7 8 THE GREAT ESCAPE HOLIDAY FAR -2 TO FLORIDA A $1000 VACATION PACKAGE TD ENTER: EVERY 'S PURCHASE GETS YOU A CHANCE T UNter at participating merchants: Aiken Bros. Bali & Mulch Furniture Ball -Macaulay Building Supplies Beattie PurnitOr e Bob Cempb+ell's. Men's Wear Century Restaurant Clinton Commercial Printers Clinton ter Cleaners Clinton Electric Shop • Clinton Homs Hardware Clinton 10* Clinton ,Niws-Record Corner Furniture Store Carries feed i Whit* Counter' Oasts4 Carry Building Supplies tai. parer & Garden Centre Galbraith TV Groves TV The. Wt ► C i e Robby and Variety AND DONT FORGET TO Haugh Tire Supply Herman's Mien's Wear Holland Shoes Hudie-Wiserway Lumber Huron Businarss Machines Idea _ - K-Decq atifg Lorne Brown Motors Merrill TV Ontario Motor League Rains liutique Shirai Department Stores Smith's Pro Hardware TheThe .Arbir Bax The Separate Shop The Dutch Stora Mary's Stowing Centre Pric ird MEN'S FASHION SHOP • Q$TA01O RD. 121st ;ffe 1I�011 ony !G'.Stla tEN'S GOIERICRIROGRAMMES. 'I 976-77 Season December 1 1 CHRISTMAS CONCERT GabrieIll Canzoni Vaughn -Williams ---- Fantasia an Greensleeves Rimsky-Korsakov----- Snow Maiden Suite INTERMISSION Carol Singing Tschaikowsky ----- 1812 Overture January 22 Jerome Summers ----- Commissioned Work Schubert —........._---- Symphony No. 2 INTERMISSION _ -Mozart -..-.----- °-•...._— Violin Concerto No. 3 Gwen Thompson, soloist Resipigbi----------The Birds February 19 Schumann • Concerto for Four Solo Horns and Orchestra Barter Meddea's Dance of Vengeance Mahler ' _ Adegietto INTERMISSION Vaughn—Williams—7---Synlphony No. 2 "London" to be presented -at the GCI0ERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE AUDITORIUM 3 CONCERT SERIES ADULTS $9. FAMILY $20 tiitkeft ovoilablo in Clinton from wsoitocord' x Downtown Clinton Elie —Do town Clinton