Clinton News-Record, 1971-10-14, Page 10Coming Events
RECEPTION
And
DANCE
For
GLENDA JOHNSTON
And
LYLE URQUHART
(Bridal Couple)
Saturday, Oct. 16, 1971
9:00 p.m.
Clinton Legion Hall
Music By Boyd's Orchestra
Lunch Everyone
Provided Welcome —41p
RECEPTION
For
Mr. and Mrs.
R ICK LEBEAU
(Nee Ann Clifton)
On
October 23, 1971
At
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Music By
The Country Ramblers
9:00 1:00
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
—41,42b
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CASH BINGO, Legion Nail,
Seaforth, Friday, Oct. 15, 8:15
OA. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75.00 jackpot tq
go. Door prizes admission $1.00,
Auspices Branch 156. Proceed4
welfare work. —2tfn
THURSDAY, Oct, 14, Bingo at
Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p,m.
Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers.
RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Snell (the former Brenda
Anne Hargreaves) at Londesboro
Community Hall, Friday,
October 22, 10:00 p.m. — 1:00
a.m, Music by S'cott's Orchestra.
Ladies please bring lunch.
GODERICH ROTARY CLUB
TRAVEL AND
ADVENTURE SERIES
The Rotary Club of Goderich Presents:
October 26, 1971 w "A Taste Of Israel"
November 30, 1971 — "Into Siberia"
January 4, 1972 — "A banish Story"
Pebruary 8, 1972 —"Ireland"
March 7, 1972 — "Spring In Holland"
April 4, 1572— "America's Hidden Jewels"
All Narrated In Person By The Photographer
TICKETS AND PROGRAMMES
AVAILABLE AT
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BY MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
The regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge was held
on Wednesday evening with N.
G. Mrs. Jack Taylor presiding
assisted by acting V. G. Mrs.
Margaret Ingram.
Guests were introduced and
welcomed in the usual manner.
There were over 60 officers and
members and visitors present.
The occasion of the Installation
of officers of Amber Lodge was
ably performed by Mrs.Gertrude
Rosier D. D. President of
Parkhill and her staff with the
assembly Chaplain being in
attendance, Mrs. Annie
Thompson.
Other .visitors were present
from Clinton, Seaforth and
Exeter Lodges. The following
officers were installed: In P.N.G.
Mrs. Jack Taylor, Brucefield; N,
G. Mrs, Ernie Chipehase; V. (I,
Mrs. Bev Beaton; Rec. Secy,
Leona Parke; Fin. Secy, Mrs B,
McGregor; Treasurer, Mrs. Ed,
Corbett; R. S. N. 0., Mrs, Elgin
Thompson; L. S, N. G, Mrs. Ross
Richardson; R. S. V, 0., Mrs. A.
Orr; L. S. V. 0., Mrs. Margaret
Ingram; Chaplin, Mrs. James
Aikenhead; I. G., Mrs. Stewart
Blackwell; 0, G., Mrs. Harold
Parker; Warden, Mrs. Clarence
Vol land; conductor, Mrs. Ray
Consitt; musician, Mrs. Alex
McBeath; color bearer, Mrs.
Howard Lemmon.
Mrs. Jack Taylor was
presented with the Past Grand
Jewel by D. D. P. Gertrude
Rosier of Parkhill, Gifts were
presented to Mrs. Rosier,
Mrs. Ruby Bell D. D
President of Huron District
spoke briefly thanking D. D.
President Gertrude Rosier and
staff for work well done Mrs.
Inez Mctwen was reported ill in
hospital. Cards were to be sent.
After the meeting Mrs. Mary
Broadfoot entertained with a
number of piano selections a
penny sale was held and a dainty
smorgasbord lunch served in the
lower hall with social hour spent
courtesy remarks by visiting
lodge members.
James McAllister opened
the meeting of Unit 4 on Oct, 7
by reading Psalm 24 and unison
reading of 5/7. Hymn 582 was
sung. Mrs. Eric Luther gave the
devotional on Thandsgiving by
quoting verses or. the Psalms and
passages of the New Testament
mintioning Thankfulness. She
led in a prayer of ThankfUlness
and read a poem on the same
theme,
Mrs. Luther introduced the
speaker Mrs. C. Eacott of
London. Mrs. Eacott and her
husband were missionaries sent
by the Salvation Army to China
for 30 years until they were
forced to leave by the
Communist Government. She
praised the Chinese women and
spoke of their didication to the
Christian religious,
ENTERTAINMENT
Country and Western
Fled Knight Lounge
Elgin Fisher Trio
also
Entertainment
in the
Ladies and Escorts
Noon
Tasty Snacks
Ample Fret Parking
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This was the oldest tractor at this year's Huron County Plowing Match. it is a 1928 John Deere
(note the steel wheels) and the plowman is Alan Waiper, Grand Bend. (staff photo)
Hensall lodge holds installation ceremony
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She told of housekeeping
difficulties, the manner of
cooking, of starting a climic for
babies, of how thankful we
should be of our lovely homes,
She asked our prayers for the
persecuted Christians of China.
Miss Greta Lammie favoured
with a piano solo. Mrs. Laird
Mickle was accompanist for the
hymns. Business consisted of
quilting commencing Oct. 20.
The Regional meeting in Exeter
Oct. 28. Invitation to
Presbyterian Church Nov. 9.
Letters of thanks were received
from Mrs. G. Love and the
Traquair family.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs A. Deeves and Mrs.
Pearl Sha.ddich, and the
committee in charge.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening in the
Legion Hall with 1st Vice
president, Mrs. M, Chalmers
presiding in the absence of the
president Mrs. E. Davis, $10. was
donated to the C.N.LB, and the
group will also help other
organizations to assist in canvass
for same.
A thank you letter was read
from Red Cross for donation of
SPECIAL BINGO
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19
Huron Fish and Game
$10.00 Games—$75.00 To Go
3-Share-The-Wealth
Admission $1.00
$230 collected in recent canvass.
The annual money doll draw
valued at $25.00 will be held.
The group accepted an invitation
from Exeter auxiliary to attend
their 20th anniversary. Oct. 18.
Teams will participate at the
bowling Tournament in Exeter
Oct. 27.
Attendance prize was won by
Mrs. Harry Horton Mystery Prize
Mrs. Howard Smole. Lunch was
served including an anniversary
cake marking their 22nd
birthday,
Mrs. Inez. McEwens is a
patient in South Huron Hopital,
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10 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, October 14, 1971
Walton woman crowned, queen at plowing match
DANCE — Under auspices Order
of Eastern Star, November 20,
1971, Clinton Legion Hall,
Clinton., "Carruthers Orchestra",
A limited number of tickets will
be sold, —40,41b
DANCE to be held in the
Community Memorial Hall,
Auburn, Friday, October 22.
Music by "The Blenders". —41b
WEDNESDAY, November 3, at
2;30 p.m., Bazaar, Bake Sale and
Tea, at the Holmesville United
Church and Township Hall,
under auspices of U.C.W.
—41,43,43b
MASQUERADE DANCE —
Bayfield Community Centre,
Friday, October 29, 1971.
Watch for further details, —41b
SUNDAY, October 24, 7:30
p.m., in Wesley-Willis United
Church, Joint Fall
Thankoffering of Wesley-Willis
and Ontario Street U.C.W.
Speaker — Miss Lucille Bond.
Everyone welcome. —41,42b
RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday,
October 16, at Salvation Army,
Goderich, at 1:30 p.m. —41
YOU are invited to attend the
Child Health Clinic, across from
the Clinton Public Hospital, on
Friday, October 15, 1971, from
9:30 a.m. — 11:30 a.m. for:
Health Surveillance; Anaemia
Screening; Immunization; and
Fluoride brushing of children's
teeth to prevent cavities for ages
3 to 5 years. —41b
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CAR WASH
By Members Of
BETA SIGMA PHI
SORORITY
At
CARTER'S WEST END
SUPERTEST
Saturday, Oct. 16, 1971
2:00 p.m.
Proceeds For
Local Service Work
—41b
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BY WILMA QKE
Mrs. Gordon Pryce, 23, R.R.
4, Walton, won the Queen of the
Furrow class over five other
contestants at the 44th annual
Huron County Plowing Match
Saturday on the Jamieson Ribey
farm, R, IL 6, Goderich.
Placing second was Miss Faye
Merrill, 22 of IL R. 2, Clinton. It
was the first time either
contestant had entered a
plowing match.
In spite of the rain there was
a good crowd to the plowing
match where there were 60
entries in the 10 classes, Russell
Bolton, secretary-treasurer of
the Huron Plowman's
Association, said the land was in
good condition and the site
excellent. The Ribey farm is in
Colborne Township about' six
miles northeast of Goderich.
Barry Gordon, It. R. 1,
Seaforth, won the special utility
class open to all comers and had
the best finish.
John Becker, Dashwood, won
the EsSo Champion Special
award for the best-plowed land
in two furrow tractor utility
classes, with furrows not less
than 12 inches, Those under 18
years at time of match not
eligible.
John Leeming, R. R. 4,
Walton, won the Eaton's of
Canada trophy for best plowed
land by a junior contributor
using a mounted plow.
Graeme Craig, R. R. 1,
Walton, was awarded the
International Harvester
Company of Canada Ltd. prize
when he won the open class for
tractors, mounted,
semi-mounted or trail plows,
drawing three furrows or more,
turning 14-inch furrows or more.
He had the best finish as well.
Gunner Pind of Exeter won
the class for tractors drawing
four plows or more in three
rounds around the field, thereby
winning the Gordon McGavin
special award for the best
corner. He also was awarded the
Kongskilde Ltd. Exeter, prize.
T.P. O'Malley of Teeswater
placed first in the open class for
all comers with tractors drawing
as many plows as wished. He had
the best finish in the event and it
was later judged the best finish
in the whole field which earned
him a special cash prize.
William Armstrong, 14, of
RR, 4, Wingham, produced the
best crown and finish in a green
class for boys and girls, 15 years
and under. He was awarded the
Bank of Montreal award, a wrist
watch.
In the special class for senior
High School pupils, 19 years and
under, John Leeming and Barry
Gordon won for Seaforth
District High School. Brian
Whiteley and Gerald Brindley
from Goderich District;
Collegiate placed second, while
Tim Turnbull and Ron Pickard
placed third for South Huron
District high School at Exeter.
Dan Regier and Peter McCann
won first prize for South Huron
in the special class for junior
high school pupils 16 years and
under, while John Hickey and
Joan Hickey, R. R. 3, Auburn,
won second plate for Goderich
Collegiate.
A visitor to the area, Jim Law
of Belfast, Ireland, won in the
Mounted plows only class for
tractors drawing two 12"
furrows or more.
Huron County warden, John
Alexander, the reeve of
Wingham, was first over 18 other
contestants in the business men's
class, Reeve Elgin Thompson of
Tuckersmith Township placed
second,
John Clark, R. R. 5,
STAG
for
MEL HOHNER
SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1971
9 p.m.
Clinton Community
Centre
Admission — $1.00
Goderich, had the best crown in
the whole field.
In the horse shoe pitching
contest, for Huron County
players, Lloyd Venner and Jim
Randall of Exeter placed first,
while Ed Davies of Auburn and
Courtland Kerr of Goderich
were in second place. The
second place winners will
represent Huron at the horse
shoe pitching contest at the
International Plowing match as
the first place winners are unable
to attend,
In the open class for horse
shoe pitchers Reg Smoke, R. R.
1, Langton and Cecil Taylor,
Simcoe place first,
Most of the first place
winners in the plowing match
will compete in the International
Plowing match which will be
held this week at Nanticoke,
STAG
for
GARRY ELLIOTT
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 15, 1971
Clinton Community
Centre
9 p,m
Admission — $1.00
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