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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-07-13, Page 2PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY )_3,_ 1978 Watch out for provocative show about 'MOONLIGHT MAD- what is happening in our NESS" in Clinton. schools, entitled "The Moonlight there may not School Show". ne - but madness on the + + + part of the merchants in, Some of our Clinton -educing prices ' there ladies are forming a lawn ertain1y will be. It's a bowling league, This is a ;hopping savings 6pree to first in many years. lelight young and old. Already there are 14 Tonight, Thursday July members but more are 3 and tomorrow, Friday, still wanted. If you are l my 14. Come out, shop, interested you may call enjoy the bed races and • the president, Mrs. neet your fellow town- Rosamond 'Garrett 482 - ;people. 9160 or the treasurer, + -}- Mrs. Jean Gray at 482 - Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon 9453. Whitney . of Lambeth, A pot -luck lunch .was )ntario are enjoying a held on Wednesday to ioliday at Mrs. Van launch the league. With )amme's Holiday Home, the reputation all Clinton )ntario Street for the ladies have as creators of nonth of July. epicurean delights - it is + + + hoped that the bowling Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns ladies ate first' and then ,f Rattenbury St., West worked off their gourmet .pent the weekend at meal on the green. Niagara -on -the -Lake vith Mr. and.. Mrs. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Ed rohns 'and family. While Godkin, Rattenbury. St., here they attended the Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'haw. Festival. Their Armstrong, Ontario St. laughter -in-law plays the and Mrs. Sybil Palmer, )art of Major Barbara in RR 2, Clinton have ,3eorge Bernard Shaw's recently returned from a )lay "Major Barbar -a." most enjoyable three red Johns, well-known week tour of England, 'or his work with the Wales, Scotland and t3lyth Summer Festival is Ireland. Other travellers )ack again this summer. taking part in the tour, temembered for his organized by the Bauer )erformances in "He Travel Service, were 'Won't Come In From The from Seaforth, Brussels, ,3arn" and "The Farm McKillop,, Mitchell and Show"., he has written Monkton areas. The tour ind is performing, this began ,in England, on to Lear, a humorous and scenic Wales and across } r r r jrZcueTr7rTr�rIr t 4 4 4 1 4 4 e 4 1 1 4 4 a 4 WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Julie Proctor Nancy Wallace Paul Vandendool Marsha Anne .Miller Lori LeBeau Lori Livermore Robbie Irwin Tracy Black Joanna Wilkins Kristina Strong • Clinton Londesboro Clinton Clinton Brucefield Clinton London Vanastra Clinton Clinton On July 13 July 13 July 13 July 13 July 15 July 17 July 18 July 18 July 18 July 19 Tp Join just come into the News -Record office, 53 1 Albert St. Clinton qr phone 482-3443 and have your name entered in the Birthday Book and get your FREE button. r rpet- rrrrrrr CHILDREN'S CORNER • ACROSS j L2'DOWN j 6 -DOWN 8 -ACROSS] 3 -DOWN 7 -DOWN r.2 yl 5• DOWN 12 -ACROSS) 6 -ACROSS '1N31 '6 'OSSV1 '1 '13WVD •9 'V3Vd1V 'S 'OV1 '£ 'dl0 'Z uMoa 'NVO 11 'NSV1N 'O1 .LOd 'P 'd1VO '9 'JV7d 'b '.1340O8 ' l -- ss.oJOV :Sd3MSNV MIXUPS Fill in blanks - one letter an each blank. and Dad Clouds are up in the Land surrounded by water Fish bait Unscrambl'a first letter of each word to spell: All kids should learn to do this Answer next week. r CD Answer tci last week'it Mh ..Ups SHOP the Irish Sea to Southern Ireland, from there up to Scotland where some travellers were able to identify areas from -which their ancestors had come to Canada. +++ Retiring Clinton Hospital• purchasing officer Jack Reid and Edith were honored on the evening of June 30 at a pool party held at .the home of Kay and Frank Pyke. Fellow neighbors from R1 5 gathered to wish the couple health and happiness and present them with a set of lawn furniture. After the guests enjoyed swim- ming, a cold plate lunch was served by the hostess. + ++ A correction to last week's column the winners of the Junior C Booster Draw were Cheryl Flynn and Ray Flynn. + ++ This Saturday evening you can 'step with your cromach to the Isles', — or at least be transported there in song. "Road to the Isles" a Scottish show and dance will take place at the Clinton Community Centre - please see the advertisement on the entertainment page of this paper. , The show features Peter Glen and Bobby Brown and his Orchestra. The former has had television appearances on '"The Robert Burns Special", the popular "Pig and Whistle" show and also ,the CBC's "Ceilidh". Bobby. Brown's life has been rich in the music and folklore of his native 'Scotland. The "Road to the Isles Show" of which he is . Musical Director has been and still is an integral part 'of The Scottish World Festival at the Canadian National Exhibition. To all lovers of Scottish music this concert should be a must. There is also a dance following the shdw. Squeals of delight filled the Clinton Community Park on, Monday afternoon as these two sisters enjoyed the exciting rides on the slide. Sheila Carter, 6, had a good hold on her sister Tracy, 2, as they sped down the slide. (News -Record photo) Holmesville news By Blanche Deeves Margo and Geoff Norman of Vancouver BC have spent two weeks holidays with Gra mpa and Gramma Norman and 'visited - ,with y their cousins and relatire's in the area. Kay and Ken Harris and girls and Mrs. Ladd of Clinton spent .two days in Blenheim with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ladd. Most area farmers are happy to have such nice weather for their haying, hut they co 1d use some rain in the ar a noW. ' Clinton court. news A number of liquor charges were tried at Clinton court on July 5 and as a result, a number of fines were handed out. Robert . Hart, Chris Middleton, Richard Ducharme and Michael Cooper, all received in- dividual fines of $54 for charges of minors having liquor. As well, Thomas Adamson, Kevin Paterson, Bradley Duff, William McMillan, John Howard, James Thistle, Michael Quinn, Tony Van Dyke and Kevin Paterson were each fined $54 in separate charges of having liquor. Patricia" Hubert received a $103 fine for careless •driving along with a $28 fine for not having a license and an additional $28 fine for not wearing a seatbelt. Unnecessary noise fines of $78 . went to Al Kaciulis, Clarence Dekens, Douglas Falconer and Mark Shaw for individual charges. Steven Walsh was fined, $37.50 for a speeding charger , Keith McLean was fined $51 for speeding and $28 for failure to produce identification. John Anderson received a $48 fine for speeding. A $28 fine went to -.Douglas Elder for a charge of not turning in safety. Jean Taylor was fined '$28 for failure to yield and Gerrard Gredanus was fined $28 for having an unfit vehicle. Former native graduates Frank Paul McKay of London, a graduate of Elborn Teachers College, received his Bachelor of Education degree on June 5 from . the University of Western Ontario. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education at the fall convocation in 1977 from the ' same university. Library News For Kids By Marian Doucette Frank is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Addie McKay of London, formerly of Clinton. He is a brother of Ron McKay of Townsend Street, Clinton; a grandson of Mrs. George Bayley of RR 4, Clinton and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs, "Lewis Dutot of Raglan Street and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan of Mary Street, in Clin- ton. This summer in ad- dition to the summer reading program "Discover the Magic Kingdom of Books", the Huron County Public Library is sponsoring a "Bookmark" Contest. The contest which started July 3 and ends August 25 is open to children from ages • 6 to 13. Entrants may 'draw anything -they wish --a picture, a pattern of lines or shapes, anything as long as the design is drawn in either black wax crayon, black felt pen, orblack ink and is,original I All entries for the Clinton Public Library will be put up on display and , prizes will be presented at the end of August. The winning ,bookmarks will be used throughout the county libraries. Entry forms for this contest may be picked up at the - cir- culation desk of the Clinton Library. The response to our summer reading program has been quite good; but there is still room for more members. Interested children up to 13 years ' of agemay register at any time. On Saturday at 1 p.m. those children age 8 to 13 who wish to attend out activity program will meet in the Children's Department. There we will be completing work , on our storybook murales and anyone interested in joining in on ,the fun is invited todoso;, At 2:30 pm nn Satur- day, the younger children will meet in the library for their regular craft and story hour. Visitors staying with grand- parents or friends in the community are more than welcome to attend any of our programs. Once more this sum- mer at the library, we are saving IMPORTANT JUNK so don't throw your valuables out, bring them to the library as we - can use them in our craft programs.' In addition to egg cartons, milk cartons arid material scraps, we are trying to build up a collection of old hats to be used at our Mad Hatters Tea Party later this summer, so if you have any old hats lying about your home, donate them to the library. griefs fioin ClintQfl Council Clinton council Monday night granted . Doug Howse a taxi licence for three cars, providing he moves his business out of the residential section of town as soon as possible. Mr. Howse has bought _ the business from Harvey Ashton and will continue the business under that name. . Public works foreman Harold "Hoot" Gibbings has completed an Ontario Good Roads course on surveying, and will be given a sticker, council learned., + + Council granted per;- mission er-mission to the Clinton Business Association to run bed races down King Street between Joseph and Mary Street this Friday night. Council agreed with county council that they should meet with. -_e Canadian National Railway E about further withdrawal of services in the area. + + + Council learned that a recent appeal won by Bayfield against the education assessment will cost Clinton an extra Clintoit.police report Fred Edwards, 36, of Clinton was sentenced to 40 days in Stratford jail as the result of an assault charge and 'breach of recognizance, the Clinton Police report. . Edwards received his sentence after a July 7 incident where he struck Beth Wolfe of 111 John St., Clinton. She received a broken nose and badly blackened eye. As well, Edwards was given, another 30 days in jail for a previous assault on the. same woman as well as an assault on a _well officer and causing a disturbance. Edwards will serve both jail terms co4psecutively. The police also reported a case of willful damage when on July 10 between midnight and 9 a.m. the plate glass door at the Brewer's Retail Store on Mill St., Clinton was broken. Two bottles of beer -had been thrown at the door, although no attempts to enter the building were made. As , well, sometime between July 9 and 10, someone went to Jack Peck's garage parking area and smashed the front windshield of a car parked there with either a rock or sledge hammer. The vehicle owned by Kenneth Liebold of RR2 Clinton had. been left there on July 8 and. was discovered by police the next day. $18 next year. Council learned from industrial member councillor Ray Garon that Spence Cummings, the caynty's development officer will meet with officials at the Sherlock - Manning piano factory to see if alternate work for the„ employees can be found when the plant is closed later this year. + + + Council gave per- mission to the PUC to install" two new street lights ° on Erie Street, after a request from; councillor Frank Van Altena, chairman of the protection of persons and property committee. + + + Council will seek help from the Ausable- B.ayfi ld Conservation Authoity to clean up the trees in the pond behind East Street following a compalint. "Be careful, we use that pond for a skating rink," said councillor Ron McKay, who lives nearby. +++ Council will, seek tenders to paint the outside of the library. Smile We get so telling us selected it's humble. If your ~ cup runneth over, you can be sure the tax people will be there with a sponge. many letters we've been hard to stay Oops, our mistake (A line of type disap- peared from the story on the Ontario Scholars in last week's paper, so the News -Record is reprinting the whole story again and regrets any inconvenience it may have caused.) Six grade 13 students of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton have - been named eligible for Ontario Scholarships, principal. Gord Phillips announced last week. Those receiving , the scholarship, for attaining 80 per cent or better were Bill Murphy, son of Mary and the late Joseph Murphy of Clinton who received 91.7 per cent; Ian Gibb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibb, of RR3 Bayfield with 84.7 per cent; Steven Gross, sen of Mr. and Mrs. C. Gross of RR1 Auburn with 82 per cent; Jan Divok, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Divok, of Clinton with 80.3 per. cent; Bev Cantelon, daughter of Me. and Mrs. A. Keys of RR1 Varna, with 80.1 per cent; and Phillip Street, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Street of Blyth with 80 per cent. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY REPAIR SERVICE Clinton Electric '• I White -Westinghouse Appliances SALES & SERVICE APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAIN- TENANCE. 90 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 DIESEL Pumps and injectors Repaired For all Popular Makes Huron Fuel injection Equipment Boyfield Rd„ Clinton 482-7971 APPLIANCE and. REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 Lloyd Garland • FURNITURE REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY Corner 5th Avenue and Halifax St., Vanastra Phone 482-9576 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS JERVIS ALUMINUM Sales and Service of -Aluminum Doors, Windows, and *Croons. Ornairnehtai Railing rind Signs. Glass cut to size. 84 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-9390 ' INSURANCE VIIMMINImmonommmlimmirogrimiromminammaummij GAISER-KNEALE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Insurance - Real Estate investments Isaac St., Clinton Phone Office 482-9747 Len Theedom 482-7994 Hal Hartley 482-3693 C. 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