Clinton News-Record, 1975-08-21, Page 14161
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pleasrng outdo
Admission
games, 510 each
thwealthgamea, Ori
and caLler. It4nrission $170 in oe .coils Coi
51.00-34,35 One call and 510 adde
&YFIELD COUNTRY FAIR,
naI1drivin and egg -throwing
conte; challenge tug of war
and volley hall. Demonstration
by Elmer Rohl, World HOP-
setthoe Pitching Champion.
ilia Mitchell with Peaches
Will be ringmaster for fun dog
show. Baby show at 3p.m. Fine
exhibits may be seed Friday
rdght in thearena.-,34,35
CLINTON Horticultural
Society, Annual Flower Show
Friday August 22, 1975. Central
Huron Secondary School
Viewing time: 3:00 p.m. - 9:15
p.m. Silver Collection. Door
prize.—Mar
", Seaforth
Legion Hall, riday, Aug, 22 at
8:15 p.m. sharp. 1S regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials tor $25 and a $75 jack-
pot to go each week. (Children
Under 16 years not permitted.)
Admission 51, extra cards 25c
each or 7 for 51.. Proceeds for
welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion'. "" •
Couhtry Singles_
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CLINTON LEGION
MUSIC BY
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• Refreshments SERVED
The Clinton monster bingo
made Mrs. Ed Little $1,000
richer when thellensEtli woman
won the top jackpot last
Monday night. In the, *brae
share -the -wealth games, Cathy
Ducharme ot RR 1, Hay won
1173.50; Doreen Bntdberry of
Mitchell won 1172; and
Egratindirilles Gloria Glan-
dville won 1161. '
Regular /50 game winners
were: Dorothy Fray, Marg
Carter, and Blossom Garrow,
of Clinton; Susan Wagler, and
Sharon Kelly' of %mast's; Ms.
• Morton of Grand Bend;
Marion Prayne, and Mrs.
Dunne, of Exeter; Lena Ervine
of Bayfield; Clara McInnis of
Fordwich; George Rock, Mrs.
Glen Rock, and Larry
O'Connell of Mitchell; Emma
Powell, Flo • MacCustey,
Laverne Powell, Margaret
Cook, and H. Hearst of
Goderich; Bruce Austin of
Seaforth; Mrs. Pamela Ernrns
of Ottawa; Marlene Britton of
Flint, Michigan; JoAnn Bell of
4i 110W PLAYING 4 Japanese visitors here
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AUGUST 23
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"FOUR OF A KIND"
Among the many visitors
here during Clinton's Cen-
tennial Week were guests from
Japan of. Miss Sybil Courtice
and Mrs. Ethel Stevenson of
Joseph Street.
Mrs. Katsuyo Takagi and
Mrs. Motoko Inouye of Tokyo,
who graduated from Toyo Eiwa
Gakuin; a •school for, girls
started in 1884 by missionaries
of the Methodist Church of
Canada - now the United
church of Canada arrived in
Clinton to visit Miss Courdce, a
former. teacher.
e Chappell of
TOronto Mrs. tea -of Cam-
Hensall; Mary'Ellen Gouer of
Saltford; Helen Elliott of
Dublin; and Alice McNair,
Dorothy O'Conaell, Ray
Armstrong, Mrs. Harold
Frernlin, and Mrs. Flossie
Welsh.
to detail; newborno enhanced
by pleasing landscaping and
furnished. with originality and
good taste .and ocessional
in-
teresting use of artifacts of long
• ago; a home built in the early
1900's, recently redecorated,
where every room gave a
feeling of restful harmonizing
beauty. The spacious entrance
to this home was especially
pleasing with neat landscaping
and colourful window box on an
upstairs window.
Several miles wester Clinton,
they =me upon another more
than a century -old home where
the owners have concentrated
on enhancing and developing
the natural environment and
after restoring the original
small home of two rooms have
fashioned one for themselves,
artistically nestled against the
charmingly landscaped
hillside. The interior of this
home gave. one a feeling of
Spanish influence.
served in a lovely arden
Music and singing kora
Mary Hearne and daughter
Nancy in a natural am-
phitheatre was much enjoyed
and appreciated. And just
before boarding the bus, an ice-
cream bar to revive us for the
homewardjoumey.
All in all it was a delightful
experience and proof of the fact
that we don't have to journey
far to see a wealth of artistic
beauty. It should be an in-
spiration to us all to see the
potential in what we have and
then summon the courage and
energy to !develop it.
Thanks to Florence Pullen,
SitturticsysSopti
Music by: tincoln Green
ranch Provided
ear Available
Tickets: 17. advance, per
couple. se. at door.
Advance tickets available,
at the Recreation centrepr
•by phoning 482-3544.
host 23:
Corn Roast and open dance:
Midnight Special" 9:00 p.m.
Snowmobile Grass Drag Races
Attest 240 and skimming exhibition
(Snowmobiles on water) 1:30
Airiest 3): Motocross Races
bridge -Preston, and Mrs. VfOla
Saunders of Kitchener, who had
also been teachers in the Toyo
Eiwa college, accompanied the
two Japanese women on their
Clinton visit, as did Mrs.
McKercher of Seaforth.
The ladies were very pleased
to see the big maple trees and
took a few leaves from the tree.
to take home with them as a
mment° of their visit to
Canada. The maple leaf had
been chosen as • an emblem of 1
Toyo Katsuyo Gakuin because
of ,the school's Canadian -
Japanese connection.
SPORTS at RECREATION LIMITED
Varna Ontario NOM 2R0 Dial 519-262-5809
Your authorized Kawasaki & Arctic Cat dealer.
Wesley...Willis Church
Open four days a %atm*, morning' or,
afternoons, to children and 4 years old.
Fir forth/ inferustien NU 4$2.7787
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY - AUGUST 22,23
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Thirteen Sundays. starting July fith through to Sep-
tember 23th inclusive.
Five Ontario Sires Stake Races
One Centennial Pace
+ Free Parking
+ Pari-Mutuel Wagering
+ Food and refreshmentrsenred in the Family Room
(Arena Floor) IA
One of our Dinosaurs
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WED. TO SAT. - AUGUST 27, 28, 29, 30
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for ail the world to enjoy!
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Monday evening, August 25
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