Clinton News-Record, 1976-07-29, Page 5De's at it again! Gone are..the days of the penny parking
meter and the SI fine for overtime parking. Constable
Don Armstrong, one of Clinton's finest, places a ticket for
ovdrtime parking on a car in downtown Clinton. The fine
now is up to S2, since a by-law was passed in June. (New -
Record photo)
Personals
Shirley and Doris McClu
and Claire McClure a
friends spent the past we
camping at the Benmill
Falls.
Mrs. George Counte
Richard. Kassandra an
Vicky returned home with he
parents Mr. and Mrs. • Bu
McConnell of Ottawa o
Friday evening after spen
ding the past three weeks a
their cottage at Norway Bay
Quebec, also visiting with
friends and relatives in th
area while there.
Mrs. Sam McClure an
Doug. Mrs. Robert Dalton
and Bob Thompson spent a
few days t'.e past week
clamping at Pine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter. Colborne Township
Misses Janet and Nancy Jo
"12eynolds of Southfield
Michigan and their grand
mother Mrs. Joe Armstrong
of Detroit came Friday to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson Jim, Sheila
Sharon and Bob. The girls
remained for the weekend
and Mrs. Armstrong returned
home with her sister and
husband Mr. and Mrs.
Terence Hunter for the next
three weeks.
Mr. Patrick Nolan. Patrick
and Shane 'of Toronto spent
the weekend at their summer
home in the village.
John Lawson spent a few
days the past week with his
cousin Barry Turner of
re Tuck ersit the
nd Mr. and Mrs. Paul
ek Southgate attended the
er wedding reception for her
cousin held in the Woodstock
r, Polish Hall on Saturday
d evening.
✓ About 60 members of the
n Foresters Court Constance
n and Constantine held a pork
- chop barbecue at the hall on
t Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott
and Dwayne of Parkhill and
e Bill Preszcator visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
d Jim Preszcator Debbie and
Michael. Bill returned home
having spent the past week
with the Scotts.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
W.L. Whyte. Bill and Mr .
Harold Whyte were: Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Crapper, Miss
. Margie Whyte of Guelph,
- Julia Martial of St. Lucia, Mr.
and Mrs. Khakhar and two,
sons, of Pakistan, Mr. and
Mrs. Khan of Lehore
. Pakistan: Mr. and Mrs. Shah
of Karachi:. Fred Runangina
of Nairobi and Sally Kenchi of
Tokyo Japan. 4,
nsic studen
On July IQ. 17 and 18
students of Huron Music
Studios, Clinton, under the
duction of Paul and Dianne
Stevenson participated in the
Central Music League
Festival held at .the
University of Guelph.
This was the first com-
petition that the students
have been involved in and all
of them have beentaking
lessons for under two years..
The results of the festival
were: class .1B accordion
solos; Dean Daer. Mellaney
Burrs and Judy Baker all
receiving first class with
Gerda Brand obtaining the
adjudacators award.
In the class 3B accordion
solos, Sandra Wadell took the
adjudacators award and in
the 3D class, Jane
Christensen was in the first
class. In the class I accordion
duets, Dean Daer and Gerda
Brand won the adjudacators
award.
In the spanish guitar solos,
Brad James was in the first
class of the IB section. In
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in the second class winnings
and in class 3A Neill Elliott
took the adjudacators award.
In clan$ '38 Rick Elliott in
the first class and in class 28
Cathy Gibbings also came in
the first class. Danny 'Tyn-
dall. Elizabeth Gibson, Judy
Carter and Carol Burrs all
cane in the first class in their
tion
2C section.
in class l spanish guitar
duet. Allan Bakker and Brad
Jaynes received first class
honors. In the primary
►l+.ctiiah guitar ensemble,
under the name of "The
Stratford Selects; .. Jean
Ross, Sharon McCallum,
Daryl Berg, Steven Strahm,
Harry VanDam and Larry
CLINTON' N W
Krauskopf won the chain.
pionship award.
The classC spanish guitar
ensemble, under the name of
"The .Magnificent Seven; .:
Neil and Rick Elliott, Cathy
Gibbings, Danny Tyndall.
Elizabeth Gibson, Judy
Carter and Carol Burrs took
the championship award.
Bible school at St. Joe's
One hundred and fifty
children attended a summer
religion school during the
week of July 19 to 23, at
Sacred Heart school.
Wingham. They came from:
St. Joseph's church. Clinton:
St, Michael's. Blyth: Sacred
Heart. Wingham: St.
Ambrose, Brussels, and
Sacred Heart. Teeswater
The studefits were led to a-
better appreciation of the
value of prayer. and a deeper
knowledge of their faith In
addition to the learning they
did. there were various ac,
tivities, e.g., arts and crafts.
and sports. Another im-
portant outcome of the week
was that new friendships
were formed with others from
other towns.
The teaching was all on a
volunteer basis. Sisters
Noella. Carmelita, St. Pius.
Eileen Foran and Edmund
came from the Sisters of St.
Joseph : Fathers Nolan and
Flavin were there: Ron. a
seminarian from London, and
mothers and teenagers. all
helped out as well. The
helpers from Clinton in-
cluded: Angela Flynn. Elaine
Brochu, Diane and Jackie
Brand. Cathy Pickard, Lisa
Rameloo. from Blyth. and a
visitor from Nova Scotia.
Cinday Northrup.
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