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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-06-25, Page 9Nikki Gerrits gave the rocking horse a try, while her little sister Esther looked around for other bargains at the garage and bake sale held at St. Joseph's Church in Clinton on June 21. ( David Emslie photo ) Reach for the Top team selected for 4-H contest By Fred Peel • BAYFIELD - The third meeting of the Dairy Calf Club was held at Lana and Dave Jones' place on June 19. Susan Van Egmond started the meeting with the 4-H pledge. Angela Van den Elzen read the minutes of the last meeting, The at- tendance roll call was taken and the meeting was handed over to the junior leaders and leaders. The Reach for the Top team was organiz- ed. The lucky people are Susan Van Eg- mund, Angela Van den Elzen, Scott Mc- Cullough, Fred Peel and spare Lana Jones. These intelligent individuals will go to the Hensall Arena on July 29 at 7:30 p.m. for the CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. 1986 --Page 9 Arts committee pians theatre group for summer CLINTON - The Arts committee here has will take you on a musical history ride been busy planning an exciting summer and through the many styles of 20th century fall program for Clinton residents. music - from jazz, through swing and folk to This summer they hope to begin an rock. amateur theatre group, who will (if enough These performances will be held at the interest is shown) work toward producing a Clinton Town Hall, and all three will be in - performance in late September. eluded in one price of $15. If anyone is interested in acting, or pro- Also in the fall, and a first for Chnton, will duction (sets, costuming, etc.) watch for the be a Harvest of Talent featuring the town's announcement and show your support. The own local entertainers in competition for committeeere. suspects there is lots of talent out rizes. The entrants will choose one tcategory from vocal, nstruumental, dance or th In September, you will be hearing more novelty. The dates for this contest are set for about the first entertainment series the Oct. 10 (play -downs) and Oct. 24 ( finals) . committee has, been working to put Keep these dates -in mind for the talented together. There will be three light perfor- ones in your family! mantes in the series beginning in November . The committee, and the town, are lucky -to with a presentation by the Rabid Transit have the use of the auditorium with an ade- Comedy Cabaret - a very humorous group of quate stage, and recently added drapes and Toronto actors. curtains, but some form of theatre lighting The second performance will banish your is still required. In an effort to raise some February blues with a nostalgic evening of money for this cause, the committee is plan - barbershop harmonies. ning a special evening of ballet, harp, violin, The series will conclude in April with a piano, art works, food and refreshments in variety performance by Ken Whitely who early November. Watch for further details. South -Huron competition. The mission for these people is to go out to compete, have fun and to . become South Huron's representive team at the county , final. Last year's champion Huron County Poultry Club will try again to defeat the club for the second time. " The annual inspection of this club's pro- jects will begin next month, members were reminded. Lana Jones motioneto end the meeting. Lana and Dave served cupcakes and soft drinks to all present after the meeting. The next meeting will be at' Angela and John Van den Elzen's on July 17 at 8:30 p.m. Margaret Mtddleton 's • grandson wins award BINGO RESULTS Clinton women win jackpot CLINTON - In the early bird games of. Monster Bingo, Bev Bentley of Brussels won $91 in the first game, and Vera Colquhoun of Clinton, along with Ann Field of Goderich won $96.50 in the second game. Kerry Pitblads and Marilyn Gibbs, both of Goderich, were the winners in the first game of regular play. In the second game °June Milley and Marilyn Gibbs, again both of Goderich, were the winners. The winners forthe third game were all from Clinton, _ and they were Wilmer Steward, Brenda Gass and Debbie Wright. Darlene Hooper of Exeter and Mrs. Harold Foster of Goderich were the winners in the fourth game. Prior to the playing of the fifth game, Share the Wealth worth $116 was played and the winners were Dorothy Fleet of Clinton and Pat Shaw of Blyth. Winners in the fifth game were Terry Ward of Walton and Brenda Brown of Goderich. Sylvia Mittelholtz of Zurich was the win- , ner in the sixth game, while Mrs. Lapaine of Goderich was the winner in game seven. • FARMING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR For many people, farming is a family affair. Did you know that farm insur- ance can also be a family affair? When you are insured with South Easthope Mutual, you are part of our family of policy owners. The key "'nrd is "Mutual", It means that none of your premiums will go to- wards another person's profits, join tit for Home, Auto and Farm protection. We know farming. And, of, course, we knob insurance. Stxrrit tAsrlNlPe MOS MUTUAL Alt INSUkANCE COMPANY P.A. ROY INSURANCE BROKER INC. 14 Huron St., Clinton Chris Earley, grandson of Margaret Mid- dleton, has been named the 1986 recipient of the Strathroy District Collegiate Institute (SDCI) Staff Centennial Award. The honor is bestowed on a SDCI student every year who makes a significant contribution to the school and community. Chris is the son of Bev and Janet Earley of Riverview Drive in Strathroy. Chris enjoys many forms of entertain- ment, and •excels at all of them. He con- siders music and art his first loves and plays tenor saxaphone in the junior intermediate and senior bands at school as well as the baritone sax in the senior stage band. He is also learning to play the clarinet and flute in hopes of finding a spot in a band when he goes to university. A lover of wildlife, Chris enjoys working with chalk and acrylics to do portraits of animals. Recently he finished a display with another student for the Royal Bank. On the sports scene, Chris played basket- ball on the midget team and the conference winning junior team last year. In February, he completed a scuba diving course and is now certified. He has participated in several school ac- tivities including the, computer club, photography club, promotions committee, and has spent three year on the student council. Throughout the past four years at In the eighth game of regular play W. Pat- terson of Clinton was the winner. Share the Wealth worth $117.25 was played before game nine, and the winner was Lia Cadman of Goderich. Vicki Colquhoun of Clinton and Lynn Alderdice of Grand Bend won the ninth game. In game 10, Phyllis Bentley of Atwood was the winner, and Beth McLean of Goderich won the eleventh. Elaine Josling of Clinton won in game 12. Before game 13 was played, Share the Wealth worth $120.50 was won by Marlene Hart of Clinton. Frances Freeman of Clinton was the win- ner in the thirteenth game, and Marg Bezzo, also of Clinton won in game 14. In the fifteenth ganhe Vera Colquhoun of Clinton, Kathy Rody of Goderich and Lorene Robinson of Gode>ricl were the winners. The Bonanza Bingo winner of $50 was ' Marilyn Morley of Goderich. The $1,000 jackpot winners were Judy Dykstra and Kay '.Scotchmer, both of Clinton. - high school, Chris has kept his average in the high 80s. He hopes to graduate next June with 10 Grade 13 credits. Outside school, Chris works part-time at the local pharmacy. He spent a summer working on his uncles Belgian draft horse farm in Saskatchewan, and last summer, worked as a junior ranger clearing trees for the Ministry of Natural Resources. Chris is a member of the Mcllwraith Field Naturalists of London and is interested in the preservation of wildlife and its habitats. He has completed a continuing education course at Western on bird behavior and plans to study zoology, wildlife biology or marine biology when he goes to university. As winner of the Staff Centennial Award, Chris is given $250 to spend on books, theatre tickets and music. Rhonda Scrimgeour Rhonda Scrimgeour, daughter of Doug and Elaine Scrimgeour of Blyth, graduated from the Culinary Course at Conestoga Col- lege. Rhonda was recognized on the Dean's List in both basic and advanced courses. She apprenticed at Benmiller Inn, and is cur- rently at the Muskoka Sands Inn, Gravenhurst. Former -Londesboro man wins award Bill Bell, formerly of Londesboro, was presented with the Chief Scouts Award at Central United Church in Barrie on June 11. Bill is a member of the first Alcona Ven- turers and is one of a contingency from lempenfelt District planning to attend the World Boy Scout Jamboree in Australia in 1987-88. Bill is the son of Raye and Donald Barratt of Stroud and Doug and Shirley Bell of Londesboro. Grandparents are Clarence and Lucie Freeman of Goderich and Gus and Audrey Barratt and Ida Webb of King City. Noteie nom... to the 25th Wedding Anniversary of John & Diane Buchanan Saturday, July 5, 1986 9 P.M. Saltford Valley Hall Friends & Neighbours Welcome. ;