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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-29, Page 154;Legion, Auxiliary gve $1,000 to pipe band ♦,1 A At the regular meeting of 'Branch 140 of the Canadian Legion last Monday, Sep- tember 26th, three regular ;members, and eight associate `members swelled the ranks of the Legion. The threetregular members were Richard Dixon, John Anderson, and Alden King. Associate members were Frank Arts, Tack Cofquhoun, :Glen Thomas, Gordon Tait,, Loise Brochu. Steve Maguire, Kerry Maguire, and Gordon Yeo:' Thce initiation team con- sisted of Past Zone Com- mander Bill Chambers and Past Presidents Frank Pyke, Russ Phillips, Ed Porter; as well as our World War 1 Vet and Past President J.K. Cornish. Comrade President John Deeves thanked the initiation team for a job well done and welcomed the new Members into the Branch. Zone Commander George Cam- pbell reminded all present that following a successful vote at the Dominion Con- vention all associate mem- bers will have the right to vote as well as hold office. In other business, the Legion, donated $500 to' the Clinton Pipe Band, this 'amount atony with the $500 donation by`the Ladies United church news Hullett Masonic Lodge No. 568 with W.M. Ted Overholt, held their Divine service on Sunday morning in the United Church. Welcoming into the sanctuary were Kevin Hulley and Dennis Fothergill and the - ushers were Danny Jewitt, Kevin Fothergill, Mark 'Mitchell and Bob Penfound. The Masonic Brethren paraded into the centre pews. Rt. Wor. Bro. Clare Vincent was D of C. Blyth Lodge' No. 303 joined the Hullett Lodge for • this service. Rev. McDonald welcomed the Masons and all other visitors. The choir anthem was 1`Onward, Onward Christian oldiers' `''''with Mrs.', •Allen haddick choir leader and Mrs. Glenn McGregor organist. Rev. McDonald's children's story was "a lost key". Junior teachers were 4 June Fothergill, Jean Jewitt and Brenda Miller. The message was "are you a pilgrim or a traveller." The flowers at the front of the choir loft were placed by Jim and Donna Scott in honour of the marriage of their' daughter JoAnne to Larry Joseph Flynn on Friday evening in the church. ,The flowers in front of the frulpit were placed by Marion Hunking and family in honour of the marriage of her .,daughter Shirley Irene to Wallace John Norman on Saturday afternoon in the church and also in memory of «heir father Henry Hunking,•s Honoured on 25th anniversary On Saturday evening, a dinner and social evening was - held by friends to honour • Doreen 'and Glen Carter on their 25th Wedding .Anniversary. A delicious dinner was held at the Walton Inn and all went to the home of Beryl and Watson Reid where the couple were presented with gifts. The rest of the ev su ing was spent dancing at f ily Paradise. • Those present were Allen and Ruth Shaddick, Len and Jean Caldwell, ' Beryl and Watson Reid, Betty and Hugh Millar, Cliff and Kay Sau''h- dercock, Deloris and Jim Mowatt,. Ken Armstrong, Marlene Thurlow, . Marg and bav°e Anderson, Janice and dim Preszcator and Celia and Clifford Adams. Personals Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. iiirville .Newby on Sunday ptember 18th . were her rother, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lott, Calgary, who were enroute to North Carolina to see their new granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rad- ford, Port Colborne spent Friday night with his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and called on his great aunt, • 4 Mrs. Laura Saundercock. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, Clinton and Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter on Saturday. Bob and Vi Burns attended the 98th Bruce Anti -Tank Battery Reunion in Port Elgin last Saturday and spent Sunday with their daughter, Barb and Colin Paterson, London, also visited with their granddaughter at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Rev. McDonald was in Fergus on Thursday af- ternoon attending the funeral of his cousin Mrs. E.., Stevenson. Congratulations to Bob and Vi Burns on the safe arrival of their first great grandchild on September 22 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Kerri Lee, a daughter for Ken and Vickie Dohmer, Kincardine. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman were her sister Mr. ,and Mrs. John Burleigh and Joan of Goderich and Mr. and, Mrs. Harvey Dolmage, Seaforth. Aimwell Units meets The, September meeting of the Aimwell Unit was held in 'the church on Monday, September 19th with. Berean Unit as guests. President Audrey Thompson opened the meeting with a thought for the day and the poem, and roll call was answered by 17 members, by writing a recipe• for a file for Shirley Hunking, bride -elect. The Minutes of. the June meeting were read by secretary June Fothergill and the treasurer's report by Vi Burns. Helen -Lawson reported the Fall Rally will be held on October, 25th At Ontario St. United Church Clinton and our Thankof- fering meeting on Monday, October 3rd at 8 p.m. Joan Whyte gave a report on the summer school at Alma College in August. She thanked the UCW for sending her and Marjorie Duizer to summer school. The program committee for Octobr will consist of Fern McClure, Pat Hunking, Florence Cartwright and Velma Preszcator. On the October lunch committee will be Ella Jewitt and Helen Lee. Used clothing for the bale will be accepted October 4 to 14th and will be left in the church basement. .In charge of the program were Helen Lawson and Joan Whyte. Helen gave two readings. The theme was on cancer. Films were shown by Joan Whyte on the work the cancer society does for patients through its lodges, and one on breast cancer and cancer of the cer"x which were very informative and interesting.' Helen Lawson announced the "come to' the fair" a 'stewardship event, will be held on October 1 - 1 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. There still are tickets on hand. Lunch was served by Fern McClure, Pat Hunking, Florence Cart- wright and Velma Presz- Gator, • Londesboro I 4-H The first meeting of the Londesboro 1 4-H Club was held on Wednesday, Sep- tember 7, Officers are: president, Pat Bylsma; secretary, Susan Wallace; press reporter, Chris VanSpengen. There are two new girls in the club, Sally Pollard „ and Tracy Greidanus. Leaders are Hattie Snell and Mary Buf- finga. A quiz was held on working methods in the kitchen. Grape sparkle was made and was enjoyed by all, •as was apricot balls which were not enjoyed by all. The meeting ended with the motto. This was an enjoyable and educational meeting. The second meeting of the Mixed Fruits was held at the hoine of Sally Pollard on September 14. Roll call was answered by naming one fresh Ontario grown fruit which had been eaten. It was decided to call the group the "Mixed Fruits". Baked apples and ' fresh fruit ' cup were made and enjoyed by all. Church groups register 'Group registration was held on Tuesday evening for Cubs, Scouts and CGIT Groups with. an excellent number of young people registering. Mr. McDonald and Mike Overholt registered the Cubs and Scouts with Mrs. Jim Preszcator and Mrs. Gordon Hoggart registering the CGIT group. Following the registration a future look was given followed by a film "the tail ride". The Explorer Group registered on Thursday af- ternoon with their leaders Mrs. Tom Duizer and Mrs. Garnet Wright, again an excellent number of girls registered. Confirmation classes began on Monday with,a good number at- tendig. The classes will be every Monday from now until the end of April. The UCW are holding their Thankoffering meeting on Monday October 3 at� 8 p.m. when they will be en- tertaining guests. Guest speaker will be Miss Edythe L6ckhart, Goderich. Smile Friend of ours is so thrifty that when he found a box of corn plasters, he rushed out , to buy a pair of tight shoes. CORN ELEVATOR We will have our new elevator ready for: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd • Fast Unloading [Probe System) • No Long Line-ups • Competitive Prices • Storage Available Elevator 52346211 Howson & Hson Ltd. giyth, Ontario 1st Corner East of !Myth Mill 523 4241 • Auxiliary, mean's that the Legion has now donated $1000 to the Clinton Pipe Band. These funds are sorely needed in order to bring Pipe Band Uniforms up to par. In addition, $300 was donated to minor hockey as a forerunner for better things to come. Poppy Chairman Comrade Russ Phillips is entering his busy season. First with the presentation of two wheel chairs from the Legion to Huronview, and next, the preparations .for 1 the Remembrance activities. Here is an advance notice of activities. Car Poppies will be available October .22nd at the Legion. Our Poppy drive will take place November 2nd. The Church Parade this year is at the Clinton Baptist Church on November 6th. Remembrance day service and parade November 11th. Plans are also being for- mulated for the 25th Anniversary c'e'lebration commemorating the building of the/Legion Hall. Following the meeting, a scrumptious hot lunch was served by the bar staff. tY w CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977 PAGE' 15 Huron Lodge stiuts fall mee The members of the Huron Lodge started their fall meetings with a pot luck _ supper on September 13. The meeting and dinner were well attended and plans were outlined for the coming year. It was decided that the group supply the lunch,for the regular September meeting of the CCB Blue water Club, the group felt it a privilege to do this. Mr. and Mrs. F. Forrest supplied some �rusie and ,Mrs. A. John gave a very interesting reading. - by Dora Heard. Red, Green, Char‘coal Mr. and Mrs. Bob Riehl are pictured following their marriage September 3 at the bride's 'residence, RR 2, Bayfield, The bride is the former Miss Wilma Wubs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wubs of RR 2, Bayfield, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riehl of Clinton. (photo by Ernie Hunt) Youths escape seriousinjuries Four young people walked away with only minor injuries on Monday, September 19 when the car they were travelling in was involved in a single car crash. According to the Clinton Police Daniel Darrell, 21, of 343 Victoria Street, was southbound on Highway 4 on Albert Street when he applied his brakes and lost control of the vehicle he was driving. He struck . a hydro pole, then knocked over a highway sign and bounced off a huge earth moving tire that was em - planted in the ground at Craig's Tire and Auto Shop. The car then flipped over onto its roof. Darrell along with three passengers walked away from the car which was deemed as a complete write off. Darrell was 'taken to -Clinton hospital with minor injuries along with passengers, Beverly Dodds, 16, of 98 Princess Street and Jane Christensen, 15, of 45 W interceurt. James Shropshall, 20, of 107 Erie Street was uninjured. Bowling league The Tuesday afternoon ladies" bowling league began their season on September 20. Rose Hummel came away one of the top bowlers with the high single of 231. Mona Campbell took the high triple with 600 and the high average with 200 points. In the league standings, Hurman's Harem hold the top spot with Lpoints. They are closely followed by Rosie's Rebels with 6 points, Nancy's Chics a:nd the Campbell Supers with 5 points each, Boyes Girls with 4 and the June Bugs bringing up the r(Ir with 3 points. - Notice of Public Hearing ISSUE NO. 1 SUDBURY, ONTARIO NOVEMBER 15, 1977, 9:00 A.M. The Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Commission will hold a Public Hearing beginning on November 15,. 1977 at the Holiday Inn, Ring Road at Notre - Dame Avenue; Sudbury, Ontario to consider the following: BLUEWATER TV CABLE LIMITED, RR NO. 2 CLINTON, ONTARIO. Goderich, Clinton and Hblmesville, Ontario (770240000) Application to amend its cable television broadcasting licence for Goderich, Clinton and Holmesville, Ontario as follows: - for exemption from the Cable Television Regulations, Section 11(d), to distribute CFCA-FM Kitchener, Ontario on its community programming channel. ' Location where the application may be examined: Offices of the company, RR 2, Clinton, Ontario. GENERAL INFORMATION How to Intervene Anyone wishing to comment on an application must submit a written intervention which should contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and the grounds upon which the intervener's support for, op- position to, or proposed modification.of, the application is based. It should also state whether or not the intervener wishes to appear at the hearing. Deadline for receipt of Interventions: October 26, 1977 To be sent by registered mail or personal delivery to Applicant and CRTC with proof of service. Examinafion of Applications At local address given in this notice and at the Com- mission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario; ., Rules of Procedure Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure available for the sum of 35 cents from : The Publishing Centre, Printing Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Information: Write to CRTC or phone 613-996-2294 or 995- 6957 Lise Ouimet, Secretary General. CRTC - Public Notice 1977 - 105 .1111111 Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiflusion et des,telecommunications canadiennes • The Clinton Police also reported a three -car collision which occurred on Sunday, ,,September 25 at Morgan's Trailer Park. No one- was injured when vehicles driven 'by Norma Cook, 9 John Street; Randy Blake, 23, RR 2 Clinton, and Allan Sourbutts, 63, of 343 Victoria Street collided. 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Weatherstripping doors - conserves energy. How are yours? PRINCESS ST. WEST, CLINTON MID OM =MD amm 411111111 4111110 MID Conestoga Colleg1 e i Tencennial 1 Weekend 1 • NCEN Tencennial Celebration Days are here! Come to the . Conestoga College campus nearest you'and help us Ww celebrate a happy new decade! Friday, September 30th HOMECOMING at our Doon, Guelph,.Stratford and Waterloo campuses. All former students, faculty and staff are invited to drop in for a piece of Birthday Cake, catch up on the news — meet old friends. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 1st CONVOCATION . — our Ninth — will be held at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium at 1:00 p.m. Graduates from all College • programs — Post -Secondary, Apprenticeship'and Canada Employment will be honoured. Mr. Robin Phillips, Artistic Director of the Stratford Festival, will accept a special presentation for his contributions to the excellence of Canadian Theatre. TENCENNIAL HOMECOMING BALL — at the Waterloo Motor Inn. Reception at 7:00 p.m., dinner at 8:00 p.m., followed by dancing to Opus II. .Sunday, October 2nd OPEN HOUSE at our Doon, Guelph, Stratford, and Waterloo campuses. Displays, Films, Free Draws, Birthday Cake, Free Babysitting. Models of the new Athletic Facility will be on . display at the Doon campus. Bring the family — pack a picnic and come for the afternoon! Don't miss this opportunity to explore YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Make this a Conestoga weekend! ConestogaCoUege of Applied Arts and Technology We've got a lot to share 4111111111 1