Clinton News-Record, 1974-02-21, Page 13JUNIOR Conservation tPeeting
on Sunday-, February 24 at 1
p.m. at the club house. New
Inembera aro welcome,-,-8b
PANCAKE SUFFER at Verne
United Church, Tuesday, Feb.
26, 4;30 to 7;30 P.m. Adults
32,00, 12 yrs. and under $1.00,
pre-schoolers free.--$b
HANOVgR HOLIDAY TOURS
Two seats left on the Deluxe 14 day
escorted Motor coach tours;
February 24 to March 9. Silver
Springs, Disneyworld, Cyprus Gar-
dens, St Petes, Fort Meyers, Miami
and Daytona. Beach. .
Four seats left on the special 21 day
deluxe motor coach Florida Tour,
March 2 to March 22. Gettysburg,
Washington, Myrtle Beach, Jekyll
Island, Daytona Beach,
Disneyworld, Cyprus Gardens, St.
Petes, Miami Beach. A leisure tour
with extra time in Daytona and
Miami Beach.
Direct from Kincardine, special
mid-term 9 day Florida bus tour.
Departs evening, March 14, returns
March 24. Deluxe beachside ac-
commodations in Daytona,
Direct from Kincardine, special
mid-term jet air Florida tour.
Departs March 16 to March 24;
Arizona and. California jet air and
motor coach- tour, April 13 to April
27 to Arizona, Mexico, Nevada and
California.
21 day California motor coach
tours, leaving March 16 to April 5
and April 6 to April 26.
One week and two week inclusive
tour charters to Barbados, St.
Lucia, Jamaica, Freeport and
Nassau. Also special packages to
Mexico and Hawaii.
MI Star Florida 14 day tour,
Daytona, Miami and Deerfield
Beach. Departing every Saturday.
Including Disneyworld. From
$229,00.
Advance booking charters now
available for this summer to
England, Germany and Holland.
Must be booked 60 days prior to •
departure. From $209.00 return,
All domestic and international air
flight reservations and tickets.
Contact Hanover Travel Service for
Personal assistance. 290 Tenth St.,
Hanover, 364-3270, Out of town
clients, 1-800-265-3007, toll free.-8
TO SOUTH Africa in May with
Ken and Libby, Watch for
details in 00 newspaper...tin
PAPER. DRIVE; Grade 8
pupils of the Clinton and
District Christian School will
organize ,a paper drive in Clin-
ton, Saturday, March 2 nd to
help finance their educational
trip to Ottawa. Please have
your papers outside on. Sat,
Mar. 2,-8,91)
AUCTION AND BAKE SALE
,April 24th at 7;30 p40,, Ontario
Street .Church Hall, Articles
for donation or on consignment
wanted. Please call Mrs. Jerry
Cox at 482-9717 sponsored by
"Morning. Unit" of Ontario
Street
HULLY GULLY EVENTS:
Frig Feb-. 22,, Trail Ride; Sat,
Feb, 23, 200 lap enduro race;
Sat, Feb, 23, Bluewater
Playboys,; Fri. March 1, Liberal
Association, Dinner and Dance;
Sat: March 2, Star Trex; Sat.
.March 9, Nite Lites.-8b
THURSDAY, February 18,
card party at Summerhill
8:45 p.m. ,Sponsors - Hall.
Board. Ladies please bring
lunch.-8,9b
WESLEY WILLIS CHURCH
noon luncheon March 14, 11
a.m, to 1;30 p.m. Adults $2.00,
children under 12 yrs. $1.00.
Tickets sold in advance. Take-
out plates taken to shut-ins
only.-8,10b
EUCHRE PARTY in Varna
Township Hall, Friday, Feb.
22, 1974 sponsored by L.O.L.
1035. Ladies bring sandwiches.
Admission 75c.-8p
BRUCEFIELD I.O.0,F, Card
Paky Friday Maich 1st,
Brucefield I.0.0,F. Hall 8:30
p.m. Everyone welcome.
Ladies - please bring lunch,
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MacKAY HALL
by the Hensall Women's In-
stitute Wednesday evening in
the Legion Hall. With 17
tables in play winners were as
follows: ladies' -high, Ruby
Bell; ladies' low, Winnie Skea;
men's high, Clarence Volland;
men's low, Jim McAllister;
most lone hands, Ernie
Whitehouse.
A draw for a picture painted
by Mrs. Grace Peck , was won by
Mrs. Rosa Harris and a canned
ham was won by Grace Drum-
mond.
United Church Notes
Rev. Don Beck preached on the
sermon topic "East of Eden"
for the Sunday service in Hen-
sel] United Church. The choir
-sang the anthem "0 Magnify
the Lord"; with Wayne Payne
taking the solo.
The new hymn books made
possible through the generosity
of a gift by the Cook family to
the congregation in memory of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Cook were dedicated and
used for the first time.
Next Sunday the Hensall
Fire Department will be guests
in the Hensall United Church.
Several former members will be
honoured , for their, years of ser-
vice .at this time.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the Clinton Public Hospital reported
a huge success at•their fashion show last Wednesday night
in Clinton as a full house of 350 ladies attended to view the
iatest in fashion brought to Clinton by the Victorian Inn of
Stratford. There were few men in the audience. (News-
Record photo).
Man admits holding . up Dashwood bank
Huron
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113 Ontario St.,
CLINTON,' ONT.
P.O, Box 611
Phone 482.7338
Notice of
Public Hearing
OTTAWA, ONT----".
MARCH 26,1974, 9:30 A.M.
The Canadian Radio-Television Commission will hold a
public' hearing at the Skyline Hotel (International Ballroom)
to consider the following matters:
AMENDMENT TO CABLE TELEVISION
LICENCE APPLICATION
GODERICH, CLINTON and HOLMESVILLE, ONT.
Bluewater TV Cable Ltd., R.R. No. 2 Clinton, Ont.
Application to amend its cable television broadcasting licence'
for Goderich, Clinton and Holmesville, Ont., to change an-
tenna site.
Location where the applicatiop
may be examined: Office of Bluewater TV Cable Ltd.,
R.R. NO. 2
Clinton, Ont.
INFORMATION ON APPLICATIONS AND
HEARING
Right to comment: Are you interested in an application men-
tioned in this notice? If so you can comment in an intervention
to support, modify or oppose the application. To do so follow
this procedure.
-Send a copy of your comments to the applicant by
registered mail or personal delivery to be received on or
before March 11, 1974.
-Send another copy of the CRTC to be received . by this same
, date.
-Be sure to attach your postal or messenger receipt to the
copy for the CRTC, giving proof that the applicant has
received his copy.
VieWing of documents: Anyone can view the applications at
either the office of the CRTC, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1607,
Ottawa, Ont. or at the local address giVezi in this notice for
examination of the application,
Procedure at Hearings: Read the CRTC Rules of procedure
to find Out the rights anti obligations of. the parties to a
hearing. Copies are available from Information Canada,
Information: For additional information on the applications at
the hearing, please contact the CRTC in writing or by phone
613.992-6240 or 99642294,
Guy Lefebvre,
Director General of Licensing.
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19--GLINT INNIEW1114190010th tfiirliDAY FNnrw. r .alit 1974
Exe ter.
Crown Attorney W, G.
Cochrane told the court Irwin
arrived at the 'Bank of Mon-
treal sub-branch in Dashwood
a few minutes before the 3 p.m.
closing
He asked for a counter
cheque, then left and returned.
He produced a .22-calibre
glectrostatic
copying
is just as simple
as mailing a lette
FROORESSIVE Euchre party,
Tuesday, February 26, in- the
Orange Hail, Clinton at 8;30
Pan, under the auspices of the
L.O.B.A, Ladies please bring
lunch. Everyone
welcom-75c.-8b
APRIL 28 at 7:30 p.m. Spring
Thank Offering meeting, of on-
taria Street end Wesley Willie
churches combined, Further
details later,.-=8p •
BLYT.FI LIONS BINGO, Blyth
Memorial Hall, .Saturday, 8:30
p.m, $150 jackpot, Big cash"
prizes,.-,-39tfn
BINGO Feb. 26 Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m.
Jackpot $58 in 58 calls. Six
door prizes,
BLYTH Lions Bingo, Blyth
Memorial Hall, Saturday, 8:30
p.m. $150 jackpot. Big cash
prizes.-39tfn
"CASH BINGO", Seaforth
Legion Hall Friday, Feb, 22 at
8:15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and a $75 Jack-
pot to go each week. (Children
under 16 yrs. not permitted).
Admission $1, extra cards 25c
each or 7 for $1. Proceeds for
welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion.—tfn
NEW BINGO Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 Feb. 21: Admission
$1; fifteen regular games $10
each, Three Share-the-Wealth
games. One Jackpot for $220 in
61 calls. Consolation. One call
and $10 added weekly if not
won.
CARD PARTY: Thursday,
Feb. 21 at 8:30 p.m. I.O.O.F.
hall, Princess Street, Euchre
and Five Hundred. Admission
75c. Ladies please bring
lunch.
A London man pleaded
guilty in Goderich provincial
court Monday to a Jan, 21
charge of robbing a Dashwood
bank while he was armed with
a gun.
Norton Walter Irwin, 32, of
Arbour Glen Crescent, was-
remanded to March 1 for a pre-
sentence report and sentence in
Unit 1 of Hensall UCW met
Thursday afternoon with Kay
Elder presiding. She began
her devotional theme reading •a
poem "Old Friends", followed
by scripture from John. A
hymn was sung with , Beiva
Fuss accompanying on the
piano,
Kay gave the scriptural
thoughts "A man that bath
friends must show himself
friendly and there is no friend
that sticketh closer than a
brother." Her all important
theme "Do not desert an old
friend" gave everyone true
thoughts to remember. A true
friend is one who stands up for
his friend in joy or sorrow,
while a fair weather friend
refuses to 'stand up and be
counted as a defender. If we
are true friends of' Jesus, we
will welcome his presence and
share in his interests. Happy
is the person who can say of
Jesus "This is my beloved and
this is my friend". Kay offered
prayer, which was followed by
the Lord's prayer in unison.
The roll call was answered
by 15 members. Doreen Spen-
cer had a most interesting
study from the new study,book
"Mission Impossible", One
definition given for the word
mission is sending from or sen-
ding to, which makes ,us think
of what is being done at the
present time, the inter-changing
of missionaries. We now have
Dr. Jas Evans from the Congo.
Another definition was a job
to be accomplished as com-
munity welfare. We must ap-
proach our Christianity dif-
ferently. It must be suitable to
the needs and understanding of .
the individual countries. A
very interesting group
discussion was held on the
most important way of life and
how, to show the real meaning
of mission. The' members
agreed on the following, (1)
witnessing for Jesus where you .
are, -(2) helping those who help ,
themselves; (3) loving our .
neighbours, (4) brotherhood,
(5) supporting people to help
themselves, (6) raising money
for missionaries,
Mildred Kyle presided• for
the business. The World bay
of Prayer is on March 1 at 3
p.m. in Carmel Presbyterian
Church, and the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial is at Mitchell
United Church March 6. Miss
Audrey McKim, a very talented
person, is to be the guest'
epeaker.
After the mizpah benediction,
everyone enjoyed a contest,
New
Books
Recent book additions to the
Clinton Library include:
Cameron, Ian, "The IMpossible
Dream", tells the story of the
building of the Panama. Canal;
Wright, L., "Weathered Wood
Craft", ideas galore for objects
you can make from Weathered
Wood; Anthony, E., "The Oc.
cupying Power", CreaSey,J.,
"Burgle the Baron";
Kemelman, IL, "Tuesday the
Rabbi Saw Red"; Robins, D.,
"Twice haver Loved"; Tint-
perley, 1t, "Journey with DOC.
for Cladley"; Whealtey, D.,
"The Irish Witch".
pellet gun and demanded
money.
The money—more than
$10,009—was put in a bag and
Irwin ushered the two female
employees into;" a washroom.
The women escaped through a
window and contacted police.
Mr. Cochrane said Irwin
went to the Hensall Hotel
Hostesses were Helen Scene
and Will Beck.
Chiseihurst UCW
After a morning spent in
quilting and a pot luck dinner,
Chiselhurst UCW met February
12 in the basement of the
Church, with President Erla
Coleman presiding. The wor-
ship with the theme "Staying
away from the edge" was taken
by Pearl Taylor. Scripture was
read by Vera Ross,
The treasurer's report was
given and the roll call was an-
swered by 15 members and one
visitor. Thank-you notes were
read from Mrs. Fred Brock,
Sheila Riley and Grace Drum-
mond. The members were
reminded of the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial meeting on March
6 at Mitchell United Church.
A forum on "Alcohol Abuse"
will be held in Seaforth Nor-
thside United Church on March
27. The World Day of Prayer
Service will be held in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on March
1. Pearl Taylor and Dorothy
Brintnell volunteered to take
part in the latter.
The visiting committee repor-
ted six calls had been made on
shut-ins. The Bible study was
taken by Doiothy Brintnell. A
skit on "Christian Visiting"
was given by Vera Ross, Pearl,
Taylor and "Mary Brintnell.
The meeting closed with the
benediction. The hostess for
the afternoon :was Ardys Glenn.
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Where be bought a beer and
gave the paper bag of money to
the bartender to keep for him.
He was later arrested by police
officers and $10,233 was
recovered.
Ruth Duerr' creates Rental Table
Arrangements for anniversary parties,
Weddings, Trousseau Teas, Banquets,
or any special occasion. These
arrangements include floral centre
pieces, candelabra and candlesticks,
etc. All floral displays are designed
wIlh good quality life-like artificial
flowers and foliage for durability and
non-maintenance.
A New Service
Ill
Southwest Ontario
Ruth Own also makes custom
arrangements to order for _centre
pieces, hanging flower pots, wicker
bird cages, topiary trees, mantel
decoration or door swags, using ex-
cellent imported dried and artificial
flowers. Dried and artificial flowers
can be purchased separately by the
hobbyist.
Call anytime for en appointment ex-
cept Thursdays.
Clifton 482-3876