Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-05, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977
The United Church service
on Sunday was conducted by
Rev. Don Beck,' assisted at
the organ by Mrs. John
Turkheirn. During the ser-
vice, the .Elders fur 1977 were
dedicated to the work of the
church. ,
Rev. Beck too) as his
sermon, "If any man would
come after Me", and spoke on
the suffering associated with
the Christian life. The choir
sang the anthem, "Beside the
Still Waters". Next Sunday,
the Sacrament of Baptism
will be observed.
I -H meets
The fifth meeting of the
"Sew and Sews" was held at
Diane Gerstenkorn's home on
Wednesday, April 27. The
girls opened the meeting with
the 4-H pledge and then had a
vote for the commentator on
Achievement Day, 'the result
being Rebecca Janzi. They
also discussed the theme for
their skit and what it would be
called. Many suggestions
were given before a decision
was reached. Selecting
materials and pattern for
leisure wear was the
suggested topic.
The girls also discussed
evaluating your garment.
Such things as "Are you
satisfied with the general
appearance of your gar-
ment?" or "Is it comfortable
to wear?" were some
suggestions to consider while
evaluating your finished
leisure wear.
The fifth meeting of the
"Bedtime Beauties—was held
at Mrs. Fuss' home on April
26. Discussion for
Achievement Day included
making sure the colours
match, being sure writing or
printing is large and neat and
rough sketches to be in-
cluded.
The leaders discussed
facings, understitching and
casings for elastic sleeve.
Home assignment is to work
on garment and report
progress. ,
Personals
Mr. Oliver Bedard of
Sarnia visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Oesch on Saturday.
On Sunday, their daughter
and grand -daughter from
Fergus visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray MacNall and Karen. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Oesch now
have 17 great grandchildren.
All Grandmothers are
invited to the May meeting of
the Hensall Women's
institute to be held at the
Legion Hail on Wednesday,
May 11 at 8 p.m. Come and
enjoy yourselves.
Mrs. Robert Boyce had the
misfortune to fall and break
her hip one day last week and
is a patient in Stratford
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis
are moving to Elizabeth
Court an Saturday. We extend
wishes for their happiness in
their new home.
Other new residents who
have r'noved . to Elizabeth
Court arc Mr. and Mrs. Ken
McKay from K ippen," Mr. Les
.lessomc from Seaforth, Mrs.
Orvillai Taylor from Exeter
and her hrothe4 Mr. Tom
Dou.gall and Mr. Steve Miner
from London. Welcome to all.
CongratuL,ations to Rene
Boogmans and Ted Cowen
who took first place honors in
the expert class in the
Maitland River canoe race on
Sunday. The race was
organized by the Clinton
Kinsmen to raise funds for
cystic fibrosis research and
was run from Auburn County
Park to Holmesville.
Vanastra Lions have guest night
The Vanastra and District
Lions Club had a guest night
at .1ellystone Park, Bayfield
to raise money for local
charity work.
The April 29 evening gained
its main source of revenue
from a ''00 draw -down with a
main prize of '350 and seven
second prizes of ' 25 each. The
winners of the :'s prizes
were: Herb Gale, Bayfield:
Ken McIlveen, Vanastra:
Bert A'Court, Port Elgin : Al
Finch, Clinton, Rene Brochu,
Clinton: John Graham,
Bayfield and Audrey East,
Vanastra.
'l'he .'00th ticket drawn was
for the Vanastra and District
Lions Club and unsold tickets
were included in the draw.
After a legal interpretation
of the bona -fides, it was
decided to let the win stand
and the moneys are to be used
for Scouting and Guiding,
lead dogs for the blind, and
other charities sponsored by
the Lions Club.
The support of ticket
purchasers was appreciated,
although t'he turn -out at guest
night was far below ex-
pectations.
Election advertising now
allowed in weekly papers
Weekly newspapers across
Ontario will benefit from a
change to the Election
Finances Reform Act (1975),
passed April 21st in the
Provincial Legislature.
The "Act, in its original
form, precluded the weeklies
from carrying _election ad-
vertising the week of the
election. This meant that
candidates had to present
their final message to voters
more than a week before -the
election, and allowed no
provision for last-minute
election issues.
Under Private Members
Bill presented by Jack
Johnson, MPP for
Wellington-Dufferin-Peel, the
Act has been amended to
permit advertising ".. on the
day immediately preceding
polling day in a newspaper
which is published in Ontario
nota more frequently than
once a week and whose day of
By Rena Caldwell
. The Kippen Corner ha5.
been brightened by the ad-
dition of a new paint job at
McLellans and Mellis.
Two new homes are being
erected near the river and an
Auction Sale is being held in
the village May 7.
regular publication falls on
the day immediately
preceding polling day."
In other words, weeklies
publishing on Wednesday are
now permitted to carry
election advertising the day
before the Thursday polling
day.
The Bill, strongly sup-
ported by a brief prepared by
Ontario Weekly Newspapers'
Association and circulated to
member publishers, and to
each member of the
Legislature, passed without
opposition.
While Private Members
Bills used to simply die on the
floor of the Legislature,
recent changes to legislature
procedure allow them a full
hearing. These bills are
scheduled by a draw for
position, and Johnson was
fortunate to win an early
place in the schedule.
Smile
Every few years the
fashion world has to check t'he
kneecap to see if it has im-
proved any,
The Vanastra Brownies received four new members to their club. Terry McKellar,
.Jennifer Plumsteel, Christina Jeffrey and Penny Robinson, all seven -year-olds, flew up
from Tweenies at the ceremonies on April 28, held at the Vanastra Christian Church.
(News -Record photo)
Local police report
The Clinton Police reported
only one accident this week.
On May 2 a collision between
John B. Bakker, of R.R. 2,
Seaforth and Nancy Emma
Holmes of East Street in
Clinton resulted in a total of
$400 in damages.
Bakker, who was eastbound
on Princess Street, struck the
Holmes vehicle which had
stopped to let off a passenger,
Mary Holmes.
The Baker vehicle received
';300 worth of damages to the
front end and the Holmes
vehicle received $100 worth of
damages to the rear end.
Wiry Holmes received minor
injuries.
Chief Lloyd Westlake of the
Clinton Police Force would
like to remind people that
they should come and
register their bicycles and
dogs. This year, 144 dog tags
have been issued.
The Goderich detachment
of the OPP reported a quiet
week with no major accidents
or arrests.
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