Clinton News-Record, 1967-10-05, Page 14, Yhunday, Octet** S, 1*67
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It was trophy presentation
night at Clinton Legion's Sept,
ember general meeting, Mon.
day, when sports committee
chairman Harold Black presi
ded for the affair.
He announced that a Clinton
Legion golf team had won the
Labatt’s Zone Cl Trophy for the
fourth consecutive yearand the
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Trophy now remains in the
branch’s trophy case. Members
ot the team were Bob Draper,
Harold McPherson, Bruce Bart.
liff and Len Arnston.
A Clinton team placed sixth
in the District C tournament
held at Doon Valley Course,
Kitchener, on September 10.
Players were Len Arnston, Bob
-Draper, Jim Graham and Har.
old McPherson.
R. J. "Bud” Schoenhals will
replace Jim Graham on this
team to compete in the pro.
vincial tournament at Chippewa
this coming Saturday> Sept,
ember 30.
Winners of the three golf
tournaments in Clinton Legion
this past sujjinjer were: spring
e’arly-bird tournament, Jim
Graham who won the Clinton
News-Record Trophy (Mr,
Graham was not present at
the meeting; match-play tour*
nament, Len Arnston, who was
presented with the Jim Arm
strong Trophy by Mr. Arm
strong, and Bob Draper who
shot a 76 at the Oakwood Inn
Course, Grand Bend, twoweeks
ago was presented with the
Legion’s Trophy by president
William Chambers.
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COMING EVENTS
Friday, October 6—Dance at Londes
boro Hall, 10 to 2, Bluetones Orchestra,
$1 per person. Sponsors LI 901 and
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music. Everyone welcome.
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a
member of the Board of Di.
rectors of the Children’s Aid
Society of Huron County, was
hostess for a meeting of the
Board and Staff, in her home
in Clinton, September 20, to
set up a system of organized
volunteers who will co-operate
with the Board and Staff to
broaden the scope of the
Children’s Aid Society’s work.
Mr. Peter Collis, a Pro
vincial Supervisor from the
Child Welfare Branch, was pre
sent and contributed to the dis.
cussion with the sixteen mem.
bers of the Board and Staff
who attended.
Miss Clare McGowan, Local
Director, opened the meeting.
Mrs. Ewan Ross, Supervisor
of Protection Services, outlined
a suggested plan for Volunteer
Transportation Services. Aten,
tative system was drawn up and
is to be presented at the Oc.
tober meeting of the Board.
With Miss McGowan pre
siding at the tea table, those. District 2, Ontario Farmer's Union,
present became better acquaint- -
ed while enjoying a delicious
buffet luncheon provided by the
hostess.
Turkey Supper at Duff's United
Church, Walton, Wednesday, Novem
ber 1st. Tickets $1.50 and 75c. Watch
for further announcements. 40b
Saturday, October 14—Giant Rum
mage' Sale, Clinton Council Chambers,
1 p.m. to 3:30. Sponsors, Adastral
Park Women's Auxiliary. 40b
Wednesday, November 1—Dessert
Euchre and. Bake Sale, I.O.O.F, Hall,
' Princess St., 2 p.m. 40, 43x
Wednesday, October 11—Joint can
didate meeting for Huron Riding in
Hensall Town Hall, 9 p.m. Emphasis
on Agricultural policies,
period open to public. Organized by
This week, returning from
Expo, Mrs. Lillian Laing of
Winnipeg and sister, Miss Mar- .
garet Moffatt of Shoal Lake,
Manitoba, visited their cousin,
Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame, Rat. f
tenbury Street West.
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Question
Non-Leglon members play in
the spring and fall tourneys but
do not compete for the trophies.
At the fall tourney, George
Telford, Bayfiled, also had A
score of 76,
Cliff Saundercock was pre.
sented with the Anstett Jewel,
lers Limited Trophy by vice,
president Stewart Freeman, for
winning the Legion’s individual
flye-pin bowling championship
last spring.
FORTIETH ANNUAL HURON COUNTY
PLOWING MATCH
Under the Auspices of
HURON PLOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Monday, October 9
196/
To be held on the Farm of
DAN HALLAHAN
Lpt 40, Con. 5, East Wawanosh Twp.
1 mile west of No, 4 Highway on the Westfield Road
Simon Hallahan, President; Russell T. Bolton, Sqc.-Treas.
L. E. Cardiff, Assistant Sec.
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