Clinton News-Record, 1972-04-27, Page 11in rio
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Thursday, April 27, 1972
107 Year NQ. 17
The Camping and Sport show provided a chance for sportsmen to try out new equipment on the weekend.
Here young four-year-old Michael Wood, H.R. 2 Tiverton tries a new rod and reel at the Epps Sporting
Goods display.
Camping and Sport Show drew
biggest crowd ever
The fourth annual Camping and
Sport Show drew bigger crowds
last weekend than last year's
edition,
More than 1,000 people visited
the show despite cool wet
weather. They saw the largest
display of camping equipment
under one roof in the area
including camping trailers, tent
trailers and truck campers.
Those in attendance came from
all over western Ontario.
A draw for a tent trailer was
won by Ken Scott of Brucefield.
Door prizes• were donated by
the exhibitors and won by:
camper's axe, Gary McKellar,
Clinton; four cans of Danish
bacon, Cliff Utter, Bayfield:
sleeping bag, Tony Stryker, RR 1,
Clinton; camper's tablecloth,
Barry Hutchinson, Goderich; cat'
polish, Shelley Long, Brussels;
pie iron, Pete Swaim, Brucefield;
double hotdog iron, Debbie'
Wilkins, Lucknow; canned
chicken, Willian Stinnson,
Hensall; camper heater, Willian
Barlow, Goderich; camping light,
Francis Radford, Niagara Falls:
flashlight, William Robert Scott.
Seaforth; two cans of chicken,
Mrs. Eric Switzer. Clinton:
flashlight, Mary Holland, Blyth:
camping light, Grant Morgan,
Clinton; flashlight, Ron C rich , RR
1, Clinton.
even a mini bike seems a little big for John Lowe just yet. With a little help teem his mother, Mrs,
Grace Lowe ofBrussels, he found the padded seat of the bike on display at the Boen Shop exhibit a
comfortable place to rest.
The Clinton Legion pipe band was a popular part of the Camping and Sport show on Sunday afternoon.
three young chlidren here watch carefully as drummer John Wise twirls the drumsticks.