HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-05-07, Page 24Page 6ACLINTON NEW54RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 19.
Trophies iianded out during banquet
CLINTON - Members and guests enjoyed
another great dinner and dance on Aptiil 26
with the Gypsy Campers providing the
music.
The Friday night dart league held their
annual banquet and trophy presentations.
Those who were presented with trophies
were Bob Falconer for season's high men's
trophy; Kay Appleby for season's high
ladies' trophy; Mark Thomas and Barb
Falconer received the runner-up trophies.
Receiving the men's season's high "3"
The 4-H Achievement Night for "Etiquette in the 80's " was held at CRSS on April 29.
Winning awards for six completed projects were back row, left to right, Lori Bruxer,
Barbara Fotheringham, and Jaqua Lobb. Front row, Diane Bradshaw, Linda Brand,
Janet Coleman and Lori Jewitt. Missing for photo was Tracy Salverda. (Alan Rivett
photo)
trophy was Hugh Cook and the ladies' went
out to Kay Appleby. Mike Carter and Doug
Bezzo teamed up to win this year's presi-
dent's trophy. The Stan Falconer Memorial
Trophy for the highest "3" darts of the year
went to Hugh Cook.
This coming dart season will be changed
from, Friday to Wednesday evenings so
please check the club's coming events for
more details. Two free dinners, donated by
John McKeigan of Murphy's Landing, were
won by Laura Emmerson of Clinton and Len
Patterson of Harriston.
Lunch and dinner were put on by Joyce
and Jerry Cook.
Congratulations to club president Fred
Trevena and his wife Marg on their 44th
wedding anniversary and Bob and Barb
Falconer on their fourth.
Watch for another dinner and dance on
May 31, with the music by Gypsy Campers
again.
Soybean industry reaches agreement
Ontario's soybean growers, dealers and
processors settled the agreement for
marketing the 1986 Ontario soybean crop
during their second negotiating session on
April 15.
The major issue at the talks was the
method of determining the price that direc-
tors will pay for Ontario soybeans. Since
1962, the processors have agreed to pay On-
tario soybean growers the same price that
they pay for imported soybeans, because
Ontario has historically been a net soybean
importer. Import pricing has been main-
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cessors argue that a lower price level should
be instituted based on the price received for
exporting soybeans from Ontario.
The processors believe that Ontario has
reached self sufficiency in soybean produc-
tion and -will be a net exporter this year.
Growers contend that soybean acreage is
predicted to decrease this year as a result of
prices which are below the cost of produc-
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Several improvements were incorporated
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for drying soybeans was revised. Rather
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The base rate of drying charges in unchang-
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Maurice Waddick, Chairman of the On-
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CLINTON - Christian Unity will be the children join parents in the grandstand or
theme for a grand finale of the 1986 Klompen " arena.
Feest festivities on May 18, when congrega- 8. Second Scripture Lesson: Acts 2:1-8 &
tions from all of Clinton's churches gather 14-21 ( read by Dan Steyn, of Clinton Public
for a combined service. This Ecumenical Hospital)
service will be held at 3 p.m. at the Clinton ; ,9. Musical Selection to be sung by Combined
Fairgrounds. Church Choirs
10. Third Scripture Lesson: John 15:9-17
Clergymen from each of the churches will (read by Member of the Clinton Business
participate in the service, assisted by Improvement Association)
members of Clinton town council, and Clin- 11. Message: "Christian Unity" (Rev. •
ton business men. All the choirs of the town David Woodall, of Ontario Street United
will unite under the direction of Clinton's Church.)
well known organist and choir leader, 12. Congregation Response: "He's Got the
Louise McGregor. A children's choir will Whole World in His Hand"
sing several selections, and music 13. Collection: (For Clinton Hospital)
throughout the entire service will be accom- Musical selection will be,played by the band
panied by bands from Central Huron Secon- 14. Exchange of Peace (The congregation is
;dary School. requested to greet one another in the spirit
A collection taken during the service will of this service.)
be presented to Clinton Public Hospital to 15. Doxology: "Praise God from Whom All
support the building fund. Blessings Flow"
The order of the service is as follows: 16. Prayers (Rev. Aubrey Bell, Trinity
Anglican, Bayfield)
Service Of Worship, May 18, 3 p.m. 17. Two Musical Numbers to be sung by the
at Clinton Fairgrounds choir ,
1. Call to Worship - to be sung by the choir 18.The Benediction (Rev. Gordon Simmdris,
2. Welcome (Rev. Joel Heimbecker - St. ,Paul's Anglican)
Calvary Pentecostal Church) 19. Closing Hymn: "How Firm a Founda-
3. Hymn. "We Praise Thee, 0 God" (Sung tion" sung by the congregation.
by the congregation)„,;,{
4.OpeningPrayer-(*R. yJ ilbert Kidd, First, M,. „ .:M-•
Bapist Curch, Clinton) -finis special cumenicai" service is' Tieing
5. First Scripture Lesson: Genesis 11:1-9 held for from the every
is clefaith. An invitation
rgy people and congrega-
(read by a Council Member)
6. ons
Response by Children's Choir "Jesus tvl s tof Clinton's churches to all out of town
ors who have been attending the six h
loves the Little Children"
7. The band will play a selection 'while the Annual Celebration of Klompen Feest.
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