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Meadowland - Debbie Sue
Direct.
George F. Elliott, Clinton
has R.V. Ready - a colt by
Ever Ready - Miss Bar Key.
and Robert Doig, Seaforth
has Sandys Skipper - a colt by
Scram - American Flair_
Richard Burgess, Seaforth
has Uncle Evan - a cost by
Goodnuff - Baroness Presley,
and Ford Little of Goderich
has Whiny Wood - a filly by
Alrwood's Pride - Greeley
Song. and Woodys Wood - a
colt by Allwood's Pride -
Dolly Doo Little.
These are mostly all horses
that have been raised locally_.
The weather has once more
caused the cancellation of
harness racing this past
week. High winds and bliz-
zard conditions closed
Windsor Raceway on
Thursday and Friday night as
well as Saturday afternoon_
Flamboro cancelled its
Friday program_ Greenwood
did the same on Thursday,
January 26_ London's
Western Fair Raceway re-
scheduled its Friday night
program to race on Saturday
afternoon.
Cinda Meadows, owned by
Ruth and Candy Jerry of
Goderich, had her first win of
the year, when she beat Betty
Van Dyk, owned by Frank
Little of Goderich, to the
wire This ended a three race
winning streak for the latter.
Willes Ferrica had a fifth
place wish for owners Ted
Lariat of Waterloo and
Bruce Lamont of Seaforth in
the fifth with Ron Williamson
up. Cathy's Hat z, and Imp
Mathers were scrat ehed.
Monday aught at London.
ILO. (Bud) Jerry was third
with his Tuna Gene Jerry_
Granny Mathersr, owned by
the Broken M.. Stables of
Goderich finished third in the
second race_
Brace Vofland of Goderich
was second with his Crianson
Josie in the sixth_ Dainty
Meadow, owned by Bob
Vanstone had a fourth_
At Greenwood the same
night, Scarlet Frost was third
for owners Bob Allan of
Clinton, Ken Parke of Varna
and John H. Lester of Forest_ .
Wayne Horner's pacer, As A
Rule N. finished second in the
seventh.
Tar Daw Duke, a five-year-
old son of Cole Tar -Maisie
Belle, that was claimed from
Larry Daw of Clinton and
Claude Daw of INEssissauga
on Boxing Day„ was a winner
t The Meadow
a Hands in New
Jersey on January 19_
Fractions for his anile on a
tuck listed as good to slow
were 312-1..02.4-1_34.1-2_04_1_
He was driven by W. Gilmour
for his new owner Ernie
Spruce of Rexdale_
Down at the local lanes
• fromp 6
Stella Peacock had the
ladies' high single of 323 and
the high triple of 709. Val
Marriage had the high
average of 222_
For the men, Bob Falconer
took the high single with 291
and the' high triple with 662_
Rob Van Darnme had the high
average of 208_
YBC Majors
The Five Stars are in first
place with 67 points. Kathy's
Clowns are behind with 56 and
the Zappers are in third place
with only 49 points_ The
Pickles finish the widespread
scoring margin with 38
points_
Louise Gibbings had the
high single of 309 and Jill
Jervis had the high triple for
the ladies of 781_ Louise
Gibbings also took the high
average with 199.
In the nnen's scoring Bob
Atkinson had the high single
of 348 and' Steve Switz had
the high triple of 788_ Steve
Gibbings had the high
average of 224..
Clinton Men's
Steve Gibbings had the high
single of 324 and the high
average of 226 while Leonard
Steep had the high triple of
720.
Hensall
The Crown No_ 2 team are
in first place with 79 points_
They have a big lead over the
second place Merner's No_
who have 68 points
The sawing remains
widespread and the lane
No.. 1 tea.® have 59 pointts..
Mer hers No_ 2 team has 56
points, the Bluebirds No_ 2
have 55 and the Crown No.. 1
team are in last place with 40
points.
Tuckersodith Mixed
Angus Anglers are in first
place with 75 its, leaving
Tony's Sharks behind in
second with only 58 points_
John's Jellyfish are
remaining close with
54 points and Mike's
Mackerais are behind with da_
Wes' Suers have points
and Bob's BlnegilHs are last
with 27 points_
The ladies' high single went
to Ann Dickens and Joanne
Hayman who tied with 218
pins each.. The ladies' high
triple (; wont to Ann Dickens
who had 625..
The men's high single and
the high triple went to Bob
Walters His high single was
316 'and his high triple was
698_
Oranist honored
by Bertha MacGregor
Rev. Don Beck conducted
service in the Hensall United
Church on Sunday and the
choir sang a trio of anthems
with Mrs_ Turkheian at the
organ_
Following the service the
congregations of Hensall and
Chiselhurst assembled in the
Fellowship Hall in honor of
Mrs. J. Turkheirn who has
been organist for the past 14
years_
Dodg Mock presented Mrs
Turkheia n with a gift on
behalf of the Hensall
congregation and Harold
Parsons presented the gift on
behalf of the Chiselhurst
congregation_
Mrs_ Tur'khein made a
reply thanking all, after
which a social hour followed
and refreshments were
served_
Residents of town have a la ate with ClinbIteS snowplow operators They
love them when they ops up the roads. but hate them when they fill to their driveways
Here plowman 11.x1 " Gibbings strains to see not the window during plowing operations
in town last Thursday. (News -Record photo)
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1978---pAt E 7
Separate Board has special programs
BY WILMA OKE
An increase in membership
fees of 5.35 per cent will be
paid by Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School board this year to the
three education associations
to which it belongs_ The fees
are as follows: Ontario
Separate School Trustees'
Association. S3.400.95:
Canadian Catholic Trustees'
Association. 5127,28; Ontario
School Trustees' Council,
51,157.00 for a total of
$4,685..23_
Special Education hand-
books were distributed to the
trustees so that they would be
informed about the special
education program carried
on in the 19 separate schools
in Huron and Perth.
Superintendent Joseph Mills
explained the program after
handing out the books. He
stressed especially the im-
Former Hensall resident dies
By Bertha MacGregor
Mrs_ Liffi ran Beer and Mrs.
Jack Simmons returned from
aholiday in Hawaii.
Mr_ an Mrd_ Don
Maclaren„ Jodi and Brooke
visited over the weekendwn
Mrs Lorne Chapman and
Mrs_ Bertha MacGregor
Mr. and Mrs_ George
Parker and Mr_ and Mrs.
Wayne McBride spent a week
holidaying at Haan_
Attend Presbyterial -
Mrs_ Russell Erratt„ Mrs
Nan Britton. Mrs_ Tam
McAllister. and Mrs. Grace
Dr uimiinond attended the'
annual meeting, of Huron
Perth byteriall United
Church Women on January 24
in Mitchell_
The get speaker was Mrs_
Jean Eaton missionary_ Her
Tie being "-How Ferro a
Fo adattion_"" Rev_ Bongler.
spoke on "`gy m Q' -n' o
To"Day"" Donald smith from
Alcoholics Anenynnous spoke
on Youth Concerns with
alcoholism and drugs and
the prevethin_
Fuer resident
passes
Mr.. George Edward
Walker 'of/7180 Wonderland
Rte, Lon ta.passed away
suddenly at Victoria. Hospital
oo Wed y. Jaaxe>I+ary 25his iBm
nit! year_
Prior Ito taking up residence
inn London, tire deceased was
a resident of Hem for 20
years_
He is sieved by his wife,.
the former Marion F _
Do all!; sem„ Grant E.D.
Walken. W yom ung : and
Manny J_ Walker To°l rite:
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Figure skating club news
It remains a mystery how
figure nt -ing classes con -
thane aaaannite ruptted, sand-
wiched in between gh winds
and snow storms_ Somehow
or otter the storms lett up and
roam opened in tine ffo r
skatting_ We itastt hope this
luck can last fon there"s
plenty of events coming
for which to
As Mentioned last wed„
Cholines test day will be held
Sattoorday Fartuary 18.. Our
hater -club competitii& WEB be
held Sunday, Marek 5 at
Goderich arena_ Itt wall"tie an
all day affair beginning at _ S
aim until the final presen-
tation at
m-
att 10 pm_ A sliver
collection will be required at
the door for admission_
The Clinton club has
selected a tteann of skaters to
represent ars_ The following
are the selectted entrants and
their categories: junior
ladies', �frreee� style. Erica
Lys„ Karen Cook, Mary .
tit : n tteinn to Ladies-
free
am -
ffree style. Marg Dapee:
Carolyn Woods_ Cheryl
Beane: senior ladies- free
style_ Janne Symons , Brrenda
Dappee, Peggy Jones.
Here are Cly .n's entrees
in the dance pAilts classes. -
novice dhnne pairs_ Karen
Cook and Mary G i bson :
Kimberley Cook and Jackie
Nor: mann. Lorelei R oh sown
and Lori Co ttt : senior
dunce pairs. Jane Symon.
and Brenda Dupee_ Shelley
Ildruidletorn and Marg Due -
Caroline Wags and Pegg:
Janes_
Yeah Canton' Best of hick
Sortie ' our new Viers
passed nie r very first test
Dasa S'attunrday morning_ m. atrniang_ The
following earned the
Viers" badge - Greg
LOW, Lee Nornmman, Shawn
Mceliinamp-asap Fleet
Good for you. 'skaters_ We' 1t(
be watching for year wearing
.,your new badge on your
sleeve come next Saturday!
a sister. Mrs_ Ethel Dunbar.
Grand Prairie_ Alberta: a
brother. James S_ Walker of
Calgary Alberta: and two
grandchildren Christopher
and Lori Ann Walker_
Funeral service was held
from the A_ Millard George
Funeral Chapel, London on
Saturday_ January 28 with
Rev_ George A_ Morris of Mt_
Zion United Church of-
ficiating_ internnent will
follow later in Woodland
Cemetery_
The congregational
meeting of the Hensall United
Church was held on Wed-
nesday evening commencing
with a delicious pot hick
supper_
Afterthat Mrs. Grace
Dr= ootid conducted a short
program. She opened by
reading a poem which was
followed by several selections
on the , ukulele played by
Mary Drysdale and 'Melanie
Fovell. A humorous skit was
acted out by Grace Drum -
mead and Mona Alderdice_
Rev_ Don Beck chaired the
aanua meeting and gave the
devotional_ Mrs. Donna SL
John was elected secretary
far iixe meeting. '1
A few minutes of silence
and prayer were held in
memory 01 those who bad
passed away during the year.
The annual reports were
handed out and the chairman
of each committee gave in-
formation or answered
question_ It was announced
by the worship and mem-
bers -hip committee chairman
Doug Mock that the new
organist will be Dr_ Ralph
Topp and choir director Mrs_
Maryann McCaffrey of
Exeter.
Hans Gorstenkorn,
chairman on the stewardship
committee presented the 1978
budget which was accepted
by,the cosegregation_
Cecil Pepper presented the
report of the nominating
committee_
Mr_ Gorstenkorn thanked
Rein_ and Mrs_ Beck for a job
well done during the year and
presented them with a gift on
behalf of the congregation.
A slide presentation of
activities during the year 1977
at both churches was
presented by Rev_ and Mike
Beck_
Brownies meet
portance of involving the
parents in the program when
their children are involved.
Information meetings will
be held at three schools for
interested parents.
ratepayers and teachers on
declining enrolments. The
meetings will be held at St.
Columban School on
February 6 at 8 p.m.; St.,
Patrick's School, Dublin. on
February 7 at 8 p.m. and at
St. Michael's School, Strat-
ford, on February 16 at 8 p.m,
Meetings will be set up in
other areas at a later date.
All school boards in the
province are urged not to
offer positions prior to April
1, 1978, to potential graduates
of training schools in order
that their programs will be
substantially completed and
that the evaluation of
teachers in training be done.
The , memorandum with this
request came from the
presidents of the Ontario
Association of Education
Administrative Officials and
the Ontario Teachers'
Federat ion_
In response to a public
request from the Perth
County Board of Education
inviting written submissions
concerning the goals of
religious and moral education
programs in the schools in
Perth, the board members
were interested in religious
education in the schools and
will respond to the Perth
Board.
The Ontario English
Catholic Teachers'
Association reported the
finals in public speaking in
the schools will be held at St_
Patrick's School, Dublin, on
March9at7p.m.
The board will not transfer
its bank account from the
Seaforth branch of the
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce to the Dublin
branch as requested by the
Dublin manager because
there are no advantages at
this time.
Meeting adjourned at 11 :30
p.m.
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On January 16, the
Brownies met_ The Brownies
knitted and then practiced
lighting candles and wrap-
ping parcels to mail_
While the new Brownies
practiced "O Canada" and
"God Save The Queen,"
Mrs_ Makin came to . test
work_
We played two games
called In The Pond , On The
Bank and Snatch the Hankie.
Then we had pow -wow. The
meeting was closed with the
prayer and taps_ - by Tegan
Ross_
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