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Clinton News-Record, 1985-3-6, Page 2Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1985 Naws and featuli! Maguire elected to Lefon By Ai Welch CLINTON - The Royal Canadian Legion Zone C-1 Spring Convention was held March 3 at Branch 140 Clinton, with a total head count of 135 Comrades present, including head table and color party. Head table guests included George Lauzon, President Branch 140; Evelyn Car- roll, 2nd Vice President, Ladies Auxiliary Ontario Command; Marion Hahn, Ladies Auxiliary President Zone C-1; Harold Chambers, Treasurer Zone C-1; Carolyn Holborn, Secretary, Zone C- ; Lloyd Ander- son, District Commander; Glenn L. Bridge, Zone Commander; Jack Tufford, Deputy Zone Commander. Also present were many officers froip District and Zone C-1. Comrade Jack Tufford of Kincardine was elected Zone C-1 Commander by acclama- tion and Comrade Steve Maguire from Clin- ton was elected Deputy Zone C-1 Com-- ,mander also by acclamation. Thank you goes out from President Lauzon for all the work party's kitchen help, etc. who helped make the convention a suc- cess. Diamond' Jubilee The Diamond Jubilee of the Royal Cana- dian Legion is being observed from May 8. Until after Dominion Convention in Edmonton in June 1986. These dates were selected to provide an opportunity for the Legion to celebrate the great victory in Europe of May 8, 1945, and t1 allow the Provincial Conventions of 1985 and the Dominion Convention of 1986 to truly jubilate. The theme of the Jubilee is "Pride in our Past - Faith in our Future." During the Jubilee it is intended to exploit the deeds of the past through a history project, a film on Legion activities, a handsome coffee table book, a script for a stage show, the tulip pro- gram, and other events honoring veterans. The Canadian Legion was formed as a result of the inspiration provided by the 61 dedicated delegates who attendecL,the Unity Conference held at the Marlborough Hotel in Winnipeg from November 25-28, 1925. Dur- ' A TH Annual. Meeting Family and Children's Services of HURON COUNTY' DATE: March 27, 1985 TIME: 2:00 P.M. PLACE: 46 Gloucester Terrace Goderich, Ontario The public is cordially invited to attend. Memberships available at the door - s1000 This is your opportunity to make a tangible contribution to the operation of this your Family and Children's Services of Huron County. OPTOMETRY RM. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661 JOHN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:30 Saturday 9:00-12:00 noon Closed Wednesdays BY APPOINTMENT Free parking on premises ELECTRIC vose >rtt+9 e ec 001 • ECONOMY •QUALITY °SERVICE 'Big jobs or small, we guarantee them all" 4827374 CLINTON OR CALL 1-800-265-9255 ASKFOR PAGER O. 3078 OR 11266 post 07 ing 1926, Commands were established on the following dates: Saska ehewan, February 1926; Manitoba, Marck 1,926; Dominion, April 1926; British Coluii iia, Quebec and Nova Scotia, May 1926; Ontario, Alberta, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, June 1926. The Dominion Charter was granted on July 17, 1926. By the end of 1926, the Legion had achieved a membership of 20,000 in 800 branches across Canada. The title "R1oya1" was granted by Her Ma- jesty the Queen, December 19, 1960, when it became officially the Ftoyal Canadian Legion. Membership today is fast ap- proaching 600,000 of which almost 150,000 are, associate -voting members, mostly sons and daughters. "We Will Remember." Sports Results Results from the Euchre Play at the Clin- ton Legion on February 26 included: High score Al Clark with 90, a perfect score for the night; Lone' hands, Marsh Gleddor and Ellis with 4 each; Low score, Ed Bezaire with 46. There were 11 tables present. McKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 91 Main St. South, Seaforth FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties Ken Carnochan Lavern Godkin John McEwing Stanley Mcllwain Donald McKercher Kenneth Moore J, N. Trewartha Stuart Wilson Paul Rock AGENTS E.F. 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RR 4 Walton Phone 345-2734 FOR FREE PLANNING AND ESTIMATES Give us a call at (4823443 or 482-7741) and we can help you make odds 'n ends disappear by using the Classified Want Ads! Chilton NewAteconi Incorporating The Bayfield Bugle The Blyth Standard Steve Maguire (left) of Clinton was elected Zone C1 Deputy Commander at the Royal Canadian Legion Zone Convention, held in Clinton on March 3. Jack Tufford of Kincardine (right) was named Zone Commander. More than 100 representatives from the zone's 12 Legion branches attended the Clinton meeting. (Shelley McPhee photo) The Clinton Legion Branch 140 held its public speaking contest on Feb. 28 with six area schools competing. The top three finishers ,in the junior division were (front, left to right): Jennifer Tyndall of Holmesville Public School, third; Stacy Hicks of Clinton Public School, first; Lynne Ducharme of St. Joseph's Separate.Scuu,,., Senior winners were (back row, left to right): Jennifer Flynn of Holmesville Public School, third; Greg Lobb of Holmesville Public School, first; Elizabeth McKinley, of Huron Centennial School, second. (Anne Narejko photo) Foggy weather causes accident GODERICH TWP. - Passengers in a 1974 Ford Van received minimal injuries when ' the driver lost control of, the vehicle in foggy weather. The van, which was travelling westbound on Highway 8 almost a kilometre west of Clinton spun around and'rolled over into a snow bank. Shirley McDonald and Edward Atchison both received minimal injuries during the accident. The van was driven by Neil McDonald of RR 2 Goderich and received $500 damage. Seaforth woman suffers injuries Sheila Taylor, of Seaforth, sustained major injuries when her 1977 Plymouth collided with a 1981 Mack transport truck. The Seaforth woman was eastbound. on Highway 8, .7 kilometres east of Huron Road • 15 when her vehicle collided head-on with the westbound truck driven by Robert Parsons and owned by Lewis McNichol Trucking. Taylor was uninjured and the truck had $2,000 darlhage while the Plymouth had $1,000 damage. To Kristopher Roy Clinton Michael Ball Clinton Christine Strickland Clinton Brennan Crawford Clinton Laurence Lobb R.R. 2, Clinton Pamela King cliinton Gregory Tiesma Clinton On Mar. 6 Mar. 6 Mar• 8 Mar• 8 Mar• 12 Mar, 12 Mar• 12 In the middle of winter it's nice to be reminded about nature. It's easy to grow a little woodland inside, all you need is some citrus fruit seeds, a small pot, soil, and a clear plastic bag. " To grow a miniature forest: 1. Let the seeds of grapefruit, lemons, or oranges dry overnight. 2. Rinse and then dry the seeds. 3. Put some soil in a container — a cottage cheese container works well. 4 Plant the seeds about 1/2 an inch down. 5. Water the forest. 6. Put the container in �a plirstic bag — tie a knot in the end of the bag. 7. Place in a light spot — but not direct sunlight until the seeds sprout. This may take 3 weeks!! 8. Take off the bag acid put the container on a windowsill 9. The leaves will grew and to dah, a forest! O.