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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-29, Page 16PAGE 16--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1977 The force of the impact at last Thursday morning's crash that claimed the life of Robert Gingerich, 18, of Zurich, threw his car's motor 30 feet down the 'highway. Huron County coroner Dr. Ray Flowers, right, pronounced Gingerich dead on the scene, and talks with GoderichOPP constables who investigated the crash. (News -Record photo). CKNX-TV- Telethon starts Saturday On October 1st and 2nd, CKNX Television "Parade of Stars" will run for 14 hours to help raise money for a full- time residence, a retreat centre, and parent relief and recreational centre for physically handicapped adults in this area. The property for this building has been donated by the people at the Grey -Bruce Lutheran Cluster. Rev. Lloyd Wiseman of Owen Sound said "Clearly it is the physically handicapped men and women who„will be the big winners from the "Parade of Stars The whole thing has been planned. CKNX is donating their time and talents to help raise money to build this facility for the physically handicapped.” Rev. Wiseman said that Wayne and Shuster, Paul Anka, Steve Lawrence and Edyie Gorme have put hours and hours of entertainment on tape for use in this Telethon. "There are dozens and dozens -of the top stars from Toronto, New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles who want to entertain us all through the night. All proceeds from this Telethon will go to 'the Participation Lodge at Holland Centre." "However", Rev. Wiseman added, "someone who makes a donation to the Telethon is going to be a big winner too! We will have some special prizes for some of those who give." We asked what the big surprise prize will be. Rev: Wiseman just smiled and said, "It's wot-th well over $1,000 everyone in this area would want one, but you're going to have to tune in to the Your Ck )ti leS Look ok Better Than New! Get your clothes Autumn ready! We'II freshen up your entire wardrobe by giving it our special cleaning and press- ing treatment! Fast service! We dry-clean your winter wardrobe with Our New'VanGuard' Filter Dry Cleaning Machine This 1rovolutionary new machine continually filters and , purifies the dry cleaning solvent to Insure only perfectly clear, Clean solvent for your clothes. Try us for all your dry cleaning needs - and see the difference our new machine makes. Enquire about the New "SUEDEMASTER" Professional Suede and Leather Cleaning, available through our store. CLINTON DAY CLEANERS 15t BEECH ST. 482=7064 Miff AGENCY: MADILL'S CLOTHING Telethon to find out what it is. The "Parade of Stars" will feature many local per- sonalities from all across the peninsula. It starts at 8 p.m. Saturday evening, October. 1st, and will run through until 10 a.m. Sunday morning, October 2nd. Rev. Wiseman told us that thousands are already working across this area to help make the 1977 "Parade of Stars" the most exciting television program you will ever see." • Auburn clubs rneet...... continued from page 12 would like to take _this project, Featuring Fruit, Club members took part in the proper way to measure and all sampled the cookies anddrink. LIONS CLUB NEWS - The Auburn and District Lions Club held their meeting last Wednesday evening in the Auburn Community Memorial I-lall with the president, --Lion Fred Lawrence in the chair. The meeting began with a dinner served by a Unit of Kno. United Church Women. The minutes were adopted as read by the secretary Lion Bob Ketchabaw. The financial statement was given by Lion Jim Schneider. He stated that $472.50 had been taken in at the booth at the Thresher - men's reunion. The guest speaker, District Governor Tony Ferrier was introduced by Lion Bud Chamney. Bill Crawford thanked, the speaker and presented him with a gift. Plans were made for the next meeting to be Ladies Night on October 5 at 7:15 p.m. when the Lions have the pleasure of entertaining their ladies. Mrs. Earl St. Jean will be the speaker. The Auburn and District Lions have been asked to canvass for the C.N.I.B., Particulars will be received later. The program committee will hold a meeting on Sep- tember 26 at Lion Fred Lawrence; directors meeting on September 28 at Lion Fred Lawrence and project committee on September 30 at Lion Bill Robertson. Lions David Glousher and Greg Arthur were appointed to look after design and construction of bed for bed races. The Club members decided to give a donation to the C.K.N.X. Telethon for the physically handicapped NEWS The annual. Grandmothers' and Young.Mothers' Day was held at the Auburn Women's Institute last week when over. 40 grandmothers and members enjoyed a smorgasbord dessert lun- cheon at -1 ,p.m. President Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock welcomed everyone and'held a short 'memorial service for .a new grandmother, Mrs. Kenneth , Scott, who had passed away quite suddenly the night before. The W.I. Grace was sung and the dessert was prepared by Mrs. Oliver. Anderson, Mrs. Hugh Bennett, Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. Mrs. Thomas Jardin had an attractive display of 25 dif- ferent candles and spoke on the display. She outlined the history of candles, telling how they were made and on what events they were used,. Mrs. Donald Haines had two interesting . contests which were enjoyed by all. Winners were Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. John Daer, Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Hugh Rpnnptt The hostesses had Contests and the winners were: lucky cup in charge of Mrs. Oliver Anderson was won by Mrs. Dorothy Grange; birthday nearest in charge of Mrs. Ed Davies was won by Mt's. Lillian Leatherland; youngest mother present in charge of Mrs. Davies was won by Mrs. Bob Ktchabaw; lucky chair in charge of Mrs. Hugh Bennett was won by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; and grandmother with the grandchild whose birthday was nearest January 1 was Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett. This was in charge of Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. The roll call was answered by naming an invention you wouldn't want to be without. An amusing skit was given by Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Thomas Jardin. The minutes of the August meeting were approved as read by secretary, Mrs. Bob Peck. She also gave the financial statement: Mrs. Peck has the gift for the gift stall at the London Area Convention and President Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock was named delegate. Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor were named, delegates to the Huron County Rally at Howic'k Community Centre on October 3. The members decided to replace dishes in the hall kitchen and Mrs. Haines was asked to do this. The card report was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. She read the thank you notes. she had received. Mrs. Frank Raithby, convener of the labels, showed the. dozen tea towels she had received for - 'the hall kitchen. The mem- hers and guests were asked to /\STETT J//ELLERS _ iiiTQ THE DESIGNER COLLECTION '78 m, ,tne the' lust as nature has provided us with four seasons: she has also endowed us with truly .magnificent gems to portray them. Emeralds are Spring. Rubies depict Summer. Sapphires describe Fall. And Diamonds say NN in- ter. 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Mrs. Thomas Jardin spoke on the Bible Society canvass being done this year by mail. Please leave your donation with her. An invitation to attend the Blyth W.I. on October 6 was accepted. The collection was taken up by Heather Ketchabaw and the members were reminded about a the W.I. workshop to be held on October 13 at Carlow. A.C.W The St. Mark's Anglican Church Women met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Davies. President, Mrs. Robert Slater was in charge and opened the I nete tmollutes were approved as read by ' the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt presented the financial statement which was approved and accepted. Business items were discussed and also Ways and Means to raise money. The making of quilts was discussed and some are in the making now. An invitation to attend the Goderich A.C.W. was ac- cepted for October II at 1:45 p.m. It was announced that the Fall Deanery for the A.C.W. would be held on October 4 at Kincardine. 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