Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-25, Page 5CLINTON NWS-LECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1974,5
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On behalf of the Clinton
Kinette Bantam Girls, we
would like to thank everyone
who supported us in our Penny
Sale it was amazingly sac-
cessfall Our special thanks goes
to all the merchants, around
Clinton and Vanastra who con-
tributed gifts and money. Their
givings was much appreciated!
We'd also like to thank Merrill
T,V, Service for lending us the
load speaker.
The following is a list of win-
ners, their winning prize, and
the donator; Don Kay, Clinton,
pants from ,,Lee's; Laurie
Williscraft, Clinton, paddle
from Chowen Motor Sports;
Wayne Fuicher, Vanastra, belt
from Pickett and Campbell's;
Lee Littlechild, Goderich,
velvet painting from Bill &
Mutch; Liz Butler, 'Clinton,
case of Mountain Dew from
Fee's Groceries; Colleen
Phillips, Clinton, purse from Ir- •
win's;• Karen Bradshaw, Clin-
ton, vase froni Shirai Dept.
Store; Norma Grigg, Clinton,
.flower pot from Durst Farm
Centre; Blossom Garrow, Clin-
ton, purse from Martin's; Don•
Kay, Clinton, Brute from Her-
man's Men's Wear; Katey
Walden; Hayfield, vase from
Anstett's; •
Joan Taylor, Clinton, mini-
trays front-Ellwood Epps; Mary :
Cummings, Clinton, 2 decks of
cards from Clinton Community
Credit Union; Jean Colquhoun,
Clinton, thread box from.
Mary's Sewing Centre; ' •
Dorothy Fry, Clinton, 3 Mini-
Bibles 'from Radiant Life;
Katey Walden, Bayfield, prim. -
tern' papers from Clinton Com-
mercial Printer* Mrs,
Clinton, picture from Beattie's;.
Don Kay, Clinton, paint shaver,
from Counter's Building Sup:: •
plies; Bev Chowen, Clinton, 9
.,photo albums froth Photo Art;
Marlene Hart, Clinton, 1 gallon ,
paint from Kdecorating; Margo'
Bregman, Goderich, . charcoal
lighter froM Clinker Electric .,
Shop. ,.
Chief Westlake, Bayfield,
halter top from the Separate
Shop; Mrs.' William. Bender, .;
Holrnesville, slippers from '
Jolland Shoes; Chief Westlake,
Hayfield, Hire's Rootbeer; Mrs.
Ryan, Clinton, pants from
Lee's; Mrs. Dekens, Clinton
wallet , set from Newcombe :-
Drugs; Mary Moser, Parkhill, 2 .
.:8-track tapes from Grove's T.17;
Jbea'D'aW,
Clinton, Spit 'basket" from
McAdam Hardware; •Marg
Fleming, Clinton, Mountain •
Dew from Chowen Motor.
Sports;Ken Harris, Clinton,
velvet painting set from Mary's'
Sewing Centre;
Becky Howse, Clinton, punch
bowl •and glasses from I.G,A.;
Scott Masson, Clinton, flower
arrangement from Shadow
Box; Louann Nickleson, Clin-:
ton, I qt.' of paint from 'Ball &
MacAulay; Mrs. Dale, Clinton,
hair sPray from Charles' House .
of Beauty; Eileen Johnson,
Clinton, 2 canned hams from •
Clinton Meat Market; Sharon.",
East, Clinton, bike basket from
Don's Bicycle Repairs; Mrs.
Hopson, Clinton, salt & pepper
shakers from Delmac Variety;
Marg Prout, Centralia, pants'
from Lee's; Mrs, T: Crich, Clin-
ton, chocolates from Amsing's ,
Knitting Centre; Mary Ann
Heykoop, Clinton, photo album
from Smith's Pro Hardware;
Joe Daer, Clinton, 2 chicken
dinners from Clinton Crown .
Lanes;
Colleen Phillips, Clinton,
pair pants from Lee's; Mrs.
Merrier, Bayfield, gun and
plane from Royal Bank; Nancy
Fisher, Clinton, $5.00 from
Fabian Furniture; Peter Rozell,
Clinton, marbles and puzzle
from Bank of Montreal; Rose
Anderson, Goderich, 5 gals. gas
from Murphy's Bus Lines;
Frank Ellerby, Clinton, milk
tokens from Fairholme Dairy;
Cindy Symms, Clinton, $25.00
from Fleming Feed Mill; John
Fisher, Clinton, $5,00 food
voucher from Ray & Shirrs;
Donna Coates, Clinton, 1
chicken snack from Century
Restaurant; Muriel Grigg, Clin-
ton, $5.00 food voucher from
Cordes' Red & White; Lorrie
Symons, Clinton, $10.00 from
K.L. Colquhouri; Laurie Keys,,
Clinton, 2 jugs juice from Home
Juice Co.; Cathy Gibbings,
Clinton, box of Toffee from
Hartlifrs,• Kerstin Barrett,
Clinton, flower arrangement
from Cooke's Florist; Jerry
Cox, Clinton, shirt from Huron
Laundry; Daura Westlake;
Bayfield, tote bag from
Aiken's; Wayne Polchee,
Vanastra, tray from sill Mehl;
Mrs. 9ili Riehl, Clinton, skip-
ping rope and ring from K.W.
Colquhotin;
-Mrs. Wilkins, Clinton, dolls
and beads from K.W.
ColqtrhOnn; Mrs, J. Mair,
ton, $2.00 voucher from Clinton
Dry Cleaners; Mike Williscraft,
Clinton, tree from Carroll's
ØY JAN DIVOK
Clinton, 5 lbs, sugar from the
Clover Farm Market,
Vanastra; Anne Cunninghame,
Clinton, 4 shrimp dinners from
Debbie's Custard Cup; Mrs. A.
Robinson, Clinton, tunnerware
container from the Base Fac-
tory Outlet, Vanastra; 5 passes
from Skateland, Vanastra won
by Mrs. Schnieker Goderich,
Jeff Ball Clinton, Laurie
. Colquhoun Clinton, en Hart
Clinton, Mrs, G. Lauzon
ton;
Chief Westlake, Bayfield,
paper towel holder; Mrs.
Newcombe, Clinton, dry 'flower
arrangement from Raintree;
Gary Armstrong,' Clinton, 2.
passes to Brownie's Drive-In;
Bert Arming, Clinton, Climax
Game donated by Clinton
• 'Kinette Bantam Girls; Chief
Westlake, Bayfield, $5,00 from
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cun-
ningham; Bert Amsing, Clin-
ton, flashlight from Bill Riehl;
Frank Ellerby, Clinton, tool kit
from Bill Mehl; Colleen Chem-
bets, Clinton, 8-track tape from
Scruton's' Tire & Auto.
We• can't tell you how much'
all, your help and support
means .to all of us. Thank you
VERY MUCH!
..Bairds meet
at ..area home
The Baird reunion was held
on 'July 14th at the home of Mr.
and :Mrs. Arnold Taylor with
57; present from Detroit,
Acreaville, 'Michigan, Goderich,'
Clinton, ',Sarnia, Brncefield
area ,and California,
',Mr.: arid Mrs. Jim Steffiler
nee Moffat) Children's
sports were conducted.by Carol
Witte:: 2 'arid, 3 yr: olds, Jason
Milliori;. 6,' 7 .&' 8, • Tammy•
Million and:Nancy. Taylor,• 9'&
10, '.whistling contest, 'Karen
klinkKainer; 11,, & 13,
Wheelbarrow race, Tirii Proctor
and • Dariny Stanley; water
balloon . toss, Tini Proctor and
,Danny. Stanley, Ronnie Taylor
and Danny Wilts,
Donnie Taylor and Chris Wilts,
.Adult sports were• conducted
by, Thelma Jones and-Audrey
Stanley: kitchen glove • relay,
Morley Taylor's team ;.• balloon
breaking relay,. Bill Worsell's
team;, life saver relay, liola
Proctor's leani; back to' back
race, Dianne Baird arid' John
,Vandervel; ,the slipper
partners, troiig Jones and
Celeste Klinkhamer, Elaine
Worsell and Vic Taylor.
The measurement contest
was won, by, Arnold Taylor 'and
lawn .,boWling.'to hit groceries
was enjoyed by all. Oldest per-
son present was Miude Baird,
91 (Mrs, George Baird).
landscaping and Garden core,
tre, Vanastra; Mabel McAdam,
9:30 - ?
Seaforth Arena
Dance to: NiTE-LITES
Admission - $2,00/person
Tickets available from Len MacGregor - 482-3428 and Keith Williamson 881-
8587
1949 - 1974
Huron County Junior Farmers
25TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION
DANCE & SMORGASBORD
Friday, July • 26th, 1974
HENSALL DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE
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GET YOUR ORDER IN RIGHT AWAY!
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thwells in 'Seaforth
The 16th annual Rathwell
picnic was . held at Seaforth
Lions Park on July 21; 1974.
FolloWing the noon meal,
president Bob Norman greeted
everyone and welcomed them
to participate • in games which
were conducted by Mr. and
Mrs, Bob Elgie.
The results were as follows:
candy guessing, seven and un-
• der, Shawn Morrison; 15 and
under, Danny Horton; 16 and
. over, Bruce Horton; persons to
find most words frotn'"RATH- '
,,WELL",,IVIarjorie-Stirling; per-
son with most six letter words,
'Peggy Strome; person with
most five letter words, Ken
Stewart; person with most four'
letter words, Kathleen. Beynon;
person with, most three letter
words, Irene Moffat.
A unique type of 'bingo was
played' in order to acquaint
Mrs. Margaret Bridle of Huron Street in Clinton has a rare
yucca, plant, growing in her yard and the plant has two
flower spikes on it, both over six feet tall. The plant is a
native of the southern U.S. and has been growing in the
yard for 20 years. (News-Record photo)
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Refreshments Available
everyone with . the' names of
those present. Other winners
were: paper plate race, Stewart
Elgie; wheelbarrow race, Glen
Neilson and Billy • Elgie;
clothespin relay, Glen Neilson,
Billy Elgie, Scott Miller, Cathy
Elgie; dodgeball, men, Scott
Miller, women, Kathleen
Beynon; balloon' and
newspaper, race, Chuck and
Mary Joyce Bechler; couples
kick the shoe, Keith. Rathwell
and Peggy Strome; longest kick,
Bob Norman.
'•• The following is the 1975
executive: president,. Bob
Stirling; vice-president, Keith
Bothwell; secretary, Kathleen
.Beynon; sports,, Keith Bothwell
and Peggy Strome; registrars,
Arnold and . Verna 'Rathwell;
treasurer, Bruce Rathwell. A
good time was, enjoyed by all.
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