Clinton News-Record, 1977-08-11, Page 19, ► I
News of Londesboro
Church News
The annual open air service
:and family picnic was held on
filSunday 10:30 am at the
-United 'Church camp at
• Meneseto,rig Park, Goderich.
Ushers were Carol c.art-
wright, Diane Bromley,
Susan Janieson and Nancy
,Pe•nfo.und. The, 'service was
heldi`over•' looking the lake ,
The serVicebega,n with sing
• time, with,•..Ken Scott ac^.
• eor1.panying on the guitar.
Special music wasprovided
, the Snell fancily, Bonnie
and Bette Jewitt, Rob and
Rick Snell singing "Joshua
Battle of Jericho", "Go Down
Moses" and "One Tin
Soldier".
Kathy Penfound played
sacred music on the flute.
The message was an in-
formal talk and question
4 period by Miss Lizzie from
Granada who is here on an
exchange with Cross roads.
She told about their country
and answered many
questions. Rev. McDonald
thanked her and all who had
,• helped in any way.
After the picnic dinner,
children nine to 12 enjoyed
swimming with Brenda
Radford and Ken Scott in
charge. Rev. McDonald
ducted a tour of the camp.
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Personals
Mrs. Norman Cartwright
was admitted to Clinton
Public Hospital on the
weekend.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
,Wayne McC•linchy .and Greg''
who.mo'ved to the village last,
week having purchased' thfrir
home•from Mr: and Mrs. John
Bylsma.
Mrs. Howard Clark ac-
companied` her .son, Mr. and,
Mrs. Gordon Clark, Robbie
and Charlene of Ethel while
they visited with Mrs. Edith
Winfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Stewart at Kirkfield.
Miss- Edyth Beacom and
Mrs. Laura Lyon ac-
companied by Mrs. Albert
Cardiff of Ethel visited
Monday to Thursday with
their aunt, Mrs. Hilda
Pearson at 'Owaso and
cousins Mr. and Mrs. McGee
at Mason, Michigan.
Kathy Penfound returned
home on Sunday, July 31 from
spending three week's at the
Beaverton music camp and is
now a councillor at the United
Church Camp Menesetung for
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shob-
brook spent the weekend with
her brother Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Waldon at their
cottage at Miller Lake.
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Mrs.
Ron Ellerby, Frank and
Dorrie, Joan Garron, Mrs.
Dan Colquhoun, Chastity and
Kennie - spent Saturday in
Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Millson and family.
Dorrie remained and David
came home with them.
Visiting on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Burns were his
sister Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
McDonald and Rickie of
Kincardine. ' •
Mr. Charles Crawford of
Kelowna B.C. and his father,
Clarence Crawford, Blyth
visited relative in the village
on Thursday.
Nightly
Entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Allen
of California are visiting with
Mrs, Beth Knox. All spent
five days going to North Bay -
touring northern Ontario.
Visiting on Sunday with I4r,
and Mrs. Harry Durnin was
Mr. Les Fortune of Wingharn.
Mr, , Glen Robinson of
Londbn spen't 'the Weekend
with his father-in-law
Emerson Husk,
Mr,. and Mrs. • Jack Arm-
strong spent a couple of days
last week with her sister -in-.
law Mrs.• Margaret Taman,
Brampton:
Mr. and ' Mrs. Leonard
Caldwell took Charlie
Crawford to Toronto on
Sunday to return home to
Kelowna, B.C. He spent '10
days with his parents and
attended the Blyth Cen-
tennial.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Allen
of Watford spent Thursday
night with his brother Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
McEwing attended the Old
Tyme Fiddler's contest in
Shelbourne on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamilton of Moorefield spent
a •few days last week with
their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Thompson.
Mr: and Mrs. John
Lawrence, Robbie and
Jennifer, Kitchener, are
enjoying two weeks holidays
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson.
Attending as councillors at
the United Church this week
are Golda Sewers, Kathy
Penfound and Kevin Hully.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry of
Vanastra were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin
were visited by Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Radford Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan, 'Mr. Laughlin and Mrs.
Skimmons of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Hunking visited in
Shelbourne on Sunday with
relatives. •
YOU SERVE
BY GIVING
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11 CLINTON NEWS RMCORD, TfIVR DAY 77
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OPP Yea. "Operation Identification"
Due to the high rate of
cottage break, enter and
thefts throughout the
Province, the OPP have
launched a "Cottage Security
Program" coupled with
"Operation Identification".
These programs are being
concentrated on the cottages
south Of Goderich to the
Grand Bend area this sum-
mer by the Goderich Detach-
ment.
QPP , ComMunity Services
Officer for Huron County, Bill
Wilson, iso, presrenting the
programs to the ,cottagers in
a group pref,.erably.
The "Cotttge Security
Prograrri" ' involves a ppm.-
phlet which exelains .what .to
do when you leave .your
cottage as ,far as security of
property •in the' cottage °and
the building is concerned. A
window sticker indicating the
exact location of the cottage
as to lot and concession,
owner and address, police
phone numbers and in-
formation as to what to do if
damage, entry or theft oc-
curs, is issued to each owner
of a cottage;,
The pamphlet is in-
formative but the window
sticker with OPP insignia and
information is not only a
deterrent to break and enter
but if anyone needed the fire
department, ambulance or
police, the address and exact
location of the cottage is there
for expedient service.
"Operation Identification"
is then explained to the
cottagers. This is the process
of marking personal property
and items in your home or
cottage so that if in the event
the goods are stolen and
recovered, you can identify
your property and get it back
but the main idea is that
stolen property has to have an
owner before the thief or
receiver of the stolen
property can be charged and
convicted of the offence
against you.
Without looking can you
give a complete description of
your wrist watch, satisfac-
, tory enough to tonvince a
judge that it is yours??...So it
is with most possessions.
Most people could not identify
their oven property and if this
property. were to be stolen,
the police, would be unable to
return it to you when
recovered if proper, jcientity
could not be obtained from
you...the thief wins again!
The.OPP are promoting the
use of a relatively new
marking device called the
BOX SHOW OF THE WEEK
OFFICE " SMOKEY &
OPENS THE BANDIT
8:15 P.M.
AUG. 11-18
THUR. - THUR.
PROGRAMS
SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE
"Brinks Security Marker".
This pen writes with an in-
visible fluid which can only be
detected by a special device.
- Every detachment of the
QPP an& most police
departments now have these
detecting devices.
Of course the electric
' marking pencils are still
available to anyone, free of
charge, at the Gaderich
Detachment, to mark your
property. .
Your property should be
marked with A ,driver's
licence number preferably
and the province ar state with
it. If this number is used, your
property can be identified
anywherein North America.
If •just initials or some other
• mark is used and your
property is not recovered
locally, this would• not enable
the police agency recovering
• the property to know whom to
contact, If you don't have a
driver's licence, a Social
Insurance Number can be
used but this is not as ef-
fective.
On Saturday, August 20 at
10 a,m., Constable Wilson will
be meeting with the Bayfield
Ratepayers Association in the
"Old Town Hall" to discuss
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The Shortest Distance Between
Two Points,
by Keith Roulston
Aug. 11, 13, 15, 17
A Summer Burning,
by Harry J. Boyle
Aug. 11 (2:00 mat), 18
Turkey •
by. Jim Schaefer, a childrens
show 2:00 mat.
Aug 12
The Blood is Strong,
by. Lister Sinclair .
Aug. t2, 16, 18 (2:00 mat.)
Music Concert,• 8:30 p.m.
August 14 •
All 'performances begin at 8•:30
p.m. unless otherwise noted=
Tickets are Adults $3.50 Senior
Citizens $5.00 and Children
$2.50.
For tickets call (19) 523-9300 or
write box 291, Blyth, Ontario, or
see the ticket outlet in your town.
the program.. -
A presentation on the
"Cottage Security Program"
will be given by Constable
Wilson, the community
services officer for Huron
County and all ratepayers are
invited to attend the meeting.
If you walk
to work,
it won't be. work
to walk.
Good News Drve-In
3 miles west of Clinton on Highway 0
OPEN FOR THE SUMMER
Sunday, Aug. 14 at. 8 : 3 0 p:m.
Graham Ma-rtin
Speaker:
from Mitchell
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THE FAMILY TRACK
CLINTON ONTARIO
Picnic Grounds and Supervised Pool In The Park
POST TIME 1:30 P.M.
THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST 14:
"Goderich Day
FEATURING THE
Alex Parsons Memorial Pace"
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PURSE •2.000
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ALSO FEATURING THE
"Driver's Award" •
The following drivers, from the Ontario Jockey Club, will be
competing f:4' a Bulova watch, donated by the Bulova Watch
Compa,ny:
Brent Davies, Ron Feagan (a native of Goderich), Carmen Hie,
Tom Strauss, Larry Walker, Dave Wall, Ron Waples, Bill .
Wellwood.
• Free Parking
• Pari Mutuel Wagering
• Paved & Sheltered Betting Area
• Food & Refreshments Served in the
Family Room (Arena Floor)
• L.C.B.O. Family Room
• Admission: Adults 9.50, Children
Free
Enjoy the Races in our New Grandstand.
trom"'"'"`
"What we have here is
a total lack of respect,
for the law!",
Dave was the former Vocalist and Lead.Guitaristfor
the famous Charlie Eckstein Show.
Fun and excitement for
the whole family.
August 1 2 &
Events 1 to 4 Friday evening
Events 5 to 12 Saturday morning
Events 13 to 20
Saturday afternoon and evening
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"Dave Ashby & Bandwagon
' Dinner Reservations accepted 'till 8:30 p.m.
* No Cover Charge for this Great Entertainment,
come in and dine in our relaxing atmosphere.
* Sorry We cannot accept reservations for enter-
tainment, first come, first served basis.
TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR
FRIENDS... FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
OUR HOT BUFFET IS SERVED
THURS. & FRI. 12 NOON - 2 P.M.
Come as you are
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We Welcome Luncheon meetings
in our Diningroom or private Banquet Room
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
-- Visit the Keg Room
S Colour TV
i Relaxin Atmosphere
We are open 11:30 a.m. til 1 a.m.
Mon. thru Sat. and Sunday 11:30
(�r
� a.m. to 1Q p.m.
- Candlelight
Licensed under L.C.B.O;
BAYFIELD RD.,•GODERICH
524.7711
SotneJanguage may be
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' WILLIAM DEVANE.! MAN /IN WILLIAMS.sm LEHMAN
CORN-ON-
TH.E-COB
available with plenty of butter.
We want everyone to participate in the fun and
ektitement of the cornfest competitions. If you
are interested just fill out this entry form to -day.
For any inforhiation lust contact Ray Richardson
348-9339.
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Organization
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