HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-03-10, Page 19PAGE 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1977
FAMILY Care Workers of
Huron will hold their March
17 meeting at 8 p.m. at the
Board Room, Clinton
Hospital with guest speaker.
Old and new members in-
vited.-10nc
STANLEY Township" Public
meeting. Workshops com-
mence at `8 p.m. Varna
Township Hall. Planning
Workshop preview Mar. 15,
1977 - 1:30 to 4:30 Introduc-..
tory workshop March 15 - 8
p.m. -10
PANCAKE SUPPER,
Friday March 18, 1977, 5:30 -.9
p.m. at the Clinton and
District Christian School.
Adults $1.75. Elementary
school children $1.
preschoolers, free.--10ar
HURONVIEW Ladies
Auxiliary will be holding their
monthly meeting Tuesday,
March 15, 1977 in the Craft
Room. Good attendance is
requested. -10
DESSERT Euchre .and bake
sale on Wednesday, May 4,
1977 at 1:30 p.m. at the 100F
Lodge Hall, Princess St. E.
Clinton. Everyone welcome.
Admission $1.-10
EUCHRE party - Varna
Township Hall, Friday,
March 11, 1977 at .8:30 p.m.
Admission 75c. Sponsored by
LOL 1035. Ladies please bring
sandwiches. Everyone
welcome. -10
DESSERT Euchre and bake
sale, April 20, 1977 at 1 p.m. in
the Varna Township Hall.
Sponsored by Varna U.C.W.
Admission $1; Everyone
welcome. -10
BUS to Ice Capades in Kit-
chener, Wednesday, March
16, 1977. For information call
Murphy's Garage 482-
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Phone 482':7Z68, and 482-
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CLINTON Legion • Bingo
every Thursday 8:30 p.m.
Admission $1, restricted to 16
years or over; 15 regular
games of $15, $5. least on
split, 3 door prizes $50, con-
solation if jackpot not won.
Jackpot $250, in 59
calls . —6tfar
BLYTH Lions Bingo, Blyth
Memorial Hall,' Saturday 8
p.m. $150. jackpot in 60 calls.
Big cash prizes.-5tfar
ST. PATRICK'S Dance,
Saturday March 19th at the
Clinton Legion Hall. Music by
Royalaires. Lunch served.
Advance tickets at the
Legion. 8,9ar
BINGO every Monday
evening at the Vanastra
Centre RR 5, Clinton at 8 p.m.
15 regular games of $12. 3
share -the -wealth, jackpot
$200 roust go. Door prizes and
many other specials.
Admission restricted to 16
years or over.-34tfn
BINGO March 15, 1977, Huron
Fish and Game Club, 8• p.m.
Jackpot $58. in 58 calls. Six
door prizes.—tfn
ODDFELLOW and Rebekah
card party Thursday, March
10, 1977 at 8:30 in Clinton.
Lodge Hall, Princess St. E.
Ladies please bring lunch.
Admission 75c,. Everyone
welcome. —10
THE CHANCELLORS Are
coming! Wesley -Willis United
Church is hosting this famous
group of young singers on the
weekend of Sat. April 16th.
Watch for further par-
ticulars.-10eow
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Wednesday 8:30 p.m. -10:00
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Thursday 8:30 p.m. -10:00 p.m.
Friday 7:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Saturday 3:00 p.m. -4:30 p.m.
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GODERICH AIRCONQITIONE D
Snowarama raises $3$,Q00
The Whipper Billy Watson
Snowarama attracted 375
snowmobile riders who raised
abaut $38,000 last Feb. 27, and
looking back, Hully Gully
owner Randy Collins said it
will g� down in history as "a
tremendous success."
"We had a tremendous
turnout considering the
terrible weather conditions -
we went through four seasons
in one day," Collins said. The
snowarama had been set for
Jan. 30th but was postponed
twice by stormy weather.
He had nothing but praise
for the 200 local people who
worked to keep the 100 -mile
trail passable.
"The last part was the
roughest," according to
BertAmsing tops
speaking contest
Iv;ln McClymont of Varna wears the chain of the South
Huron County Master of the Orange Lodge following his
election last month. McClymont., who was deputy master
last year. replaces Charlie Reid, Past Master. The
County Master is chosen from the seven lodges in the
district. (News Record photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Webster spent an enjoyable
eight days in sunny Jamaica
in the West Indies, staying at
Montego Bay and Ocho Rios.
They toured Kingston by bus,
and at Dunn Falls they met
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of
London, formerly of Clinton.
They were interested in the
various crops grown, which
included pineapple, sugar
cane, bananas," - coconuts,
coffee, cocoa and citrus
fruits. There were feedlots
there too. Big cars are
scarce, as gas is $2 a gallon.
Bread is $1.50. They found the
native people very friendly,
and were impressed with the
very white sand on the ex-
tensive beaches. With an air
temperature of 90 and water
78, it was great 'for swim-
ming.
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We are pleased to report
that Rev.'""'T,ay'l'tir is off the
heart monitor and coming
along fine. The ladies were -in
charge of the church service
on Sunday. Mrs. Louis Taylor
read the scripture and Mrs.
Tom Consitt told the
children's story. Mrs. Bill.
Dowson led the service and
very capably delivered the
sermon. The men will con-
duct the service next Sunday.
We wish to express the
sympathy of. the community
to the family ofrs. Fred
Reid, who passe away on
Saturday.
We're sorry to hear that
Mrs. Morris Taylor's mother
passed away in New Brun-
swickin late February. Our
sympathy to Connie and her
husband and family.
Congratulations to Ivan
McClymont, who has been
named Master of the Orange
Lodges of Huron County.
UCW Meets
The worship service for the
UCW meeting on Thursday
evening had a March theme.
Mary Chessell opened the
meeting with the poem
"There is No Unbelief".
Breathe on Me, Breath of God
was sung; and Sharon Chuter
read Luke 6: 12 to 19 and gave
a meditation on it. Mrs. Geor.
Reid led in prayer.
Sharon read "March Winds
and Sunshine" and Mary
Chessell read "Think of Me as
a Person", a poem which.
might have been written by a
mentally retarded child.
The members voted to
donate' the balance i of 1976
envelope givings over our
allocation to World Relief.
Volunteers were listed to
canvass for the Cancer
Society in April. Dates were
announced for Westminster
Weekend May 27 to 29 - and
Alma College's One Day
School forWomen, Tues. Aug.
16.
Our members are invited to
Goshen UCW meeting at 8
p.m. on Thursday, March 17
to hear Mrs. Pat Wheeler of
the Bluewater Resource
Centre. Mrs. Mary Jane
Schuessler of Brodhagen will
be the guest speaker at the
April thank -offering meeting
on April 7 in Varna. A dessert
euchre and bake sale is
planned for Wed., April 20 in
the township hall. ,
After the benediction, they
practised "Herald! Sound the
Note," -which has become,
according to the March
Observer, one of the favorites
from the new Hymn Book. A
delicious lunch was served by
Sharon Chuter and Mrs. Reid.
Male speakers were in
short supply last Friday in
the Public Speaking Contest
at Central Huron High School.
Bert Amsing, the only boy
of 14 contestants entered in
the junior and senior
divisions, took first place in
the latter contest. Ann Snell
was first runner up and
Glenna Ellis, second runner
up in the senior division,
grades 11 - 13.
Other contestants, judged
by Bob Mann, Dick Whitely
and Don .Tremeer,. were
Helen Hartman, Teri Van
Dongen, and Foris Heipel.
In the , junior division,
grades 9-10, Jane Allan
placed first, followed by
Mary Holmes in second and
Mary Peckitt in third.
Judy I Carter, Betty
Konarski, Julie Shobbrook,
Karen Durnin and Sharon
Ellis were the other con-
testants to speak in the junior
division. Judges were Spence
Cummings, Angus McLennan
and Chris Zdeb.
Bert Amsing and Jane
Allan will go on to compete in
the zone finals
Season announced
at Playhouse
James Murphy, manager
for the Huron Cduntry
Playhouse, used the occasion
of a Playhouse Benefit
Dinner -Dance to announce
the 1977 Summer Season.
The season, which will be
the 6th for the Playhouse,
opens Tuesday, July 5. New
productions will open on
Tuesdays. Most productions
will play one week each,
although some will repeat for
a second week.
Brucefield
By Mrs. H.F. Berry
Brucefield 100F held their
euchre party on Friday night
last week with a large at-
tendance. The following were
winners of prizes: ladies'
high, Mrs. M. Pollock; ladies'
low, Mrs Ruby Bell; ladies'
lone hands, Mrs. S. Pepper;
men's high, Gary Cummings;
men's low, Ed Godkin; men's
lone hands,. Stewart Wilson;
lucky draw, Stewart Wilson
and Anna Haney.
Personals
Mrs. Russel Dallas is a
patient in Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. V.
Hargreaves have returned
. from a three week holiday in
Florida.
Mrs. H. Berry visited with
friends in Toronto and
London last week.
Mrs. Edna Paterson and
Mrs,. Helen Thomson are on
holidays in Florida.
OPP report
A quiet week for Goderich
OPP was topped off with an
investigation that has led to
the arrest of a juvenile for the
theft of three cars from
Vanastra last October.
OPP Const. Bill Wilson
reported that charges will be
pending against the youth.
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Audrey Collins, , the
organizer's wife.
Of the 375 people who set
'out from 'Hully Gully for the
route, 326 snowmobilers
completed the course, among
them, Stanley Township
reeve Tom Consitt and CFPL
London radio announcer
Mark Lade. Blending with the
green of garbage bag -covered
riders was the white of the
riders from Air Force Base
London.
John Munn of Hensall was
one of the first riders to
complete the run, leaving at
7:30 a.m. and returning five
hours later. Other riders to
complete the 100 -mile course
early we're Jim and David
Consitt and Lionel Wilder, all
of Zurich.
The drivers left the Hully
Gully starting point in groups
of 10 - 15, with the last group
to leave at 10:15.
Jim McKinnon of the
Springfield Snowmobile Club
brought in the most pledges of
the Snowarama with $1,250.
As to the possibility of the
Snowarama becoming an
annual event Collins said "it
more than likely would
continue next year.”
The Playhouse season
opener is Neil Simon's "Plaza
Suite" (July 5=9), • and in-
cludes "The Owl and The
Pussy Cat" by Bill Manhoff
(July 19-23), - "Babes in
Arms" by Richard Rogers
and Lorenz Hart (July 26 -
August 6), "George
Washington Slept Here" bye
Moss Hart and George
Kaufman (August,9-13), "See
How They Run" by Phillip
King (August 16-20) , and one
additional production (July
12-16) which is to be an-
nounced. The final week
(August 23-27) will be a
repeat of one of the season's
hits.
Actors, directors and
designers will be announced
at a later date.
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with pple sauce
Ccpathy Mashed Potatoes
or. French Fries
Buttered -Kernel Corn
The above includes Soups or
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Dessert - Strawberry Short-
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Friday, March 25
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SOCIAL HOUR: 6 P.M.
BANQUET: 7 P.M. ti
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