Clinton News-Record, 1979-06-07, Page 2PAGE 2 —CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7 , 1979
Congratulations to the
12 man team who
organized and directed
the 125th Clinton Spring
Fair. Like the spirit that
carried us through the
Centennial in 1975, the
Fair gives us all that
sense of belonging and
puts Clinton on the map
as the hub of Huron
County.
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Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Oakes of Owen Sound
visited in Clinton over the
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brown.
They attended the Clinton
Fair on Saturday, to the
joy of many who met
them, then stayed to
attend the Wesley -Willis
United Church 50th an-
niversary services held
on Sunday, June 2.
Five members of the
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
attended the annual
convention in Windsor
from June 1 to 3.
Travelling together were
Ann Adams, MO
Dobson, Lois Fitzgerald,
Audrey Kemp and Vivian
Roy. Members stayed at
the Holiday Inn and at-
tended sessions at the
Cleary Auditorium. Some
700 delegates were
present, the majority
from Ontario with some
representation from the
States and as far away as
Newfoundland. One of the
guest speakers was
Martha Bohrert of the
international office of the
sorority. In addition to
the business agenda, the
ladies were treated to a
tour of Art in the Park, a
fashion show, and a
performance by the
Windsor Light Opera
Company. On Sunday
morning an in-
terdenominational
church service was held
in the Holiday Inn.
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The Birthday Party
held at Oranage Hall
Tuesday, May 29 was well
attended with visitors
from Woodham, Mitchell,
Seaforth and 710 Men's
Lodge Clinton.
The evening started
with euchre being played.
Prizes went to: ladies'
high -Evelyn Errington;
gent's high -Oliver
Jacques; ladies' low -
Florence Boyd; and low
hand -Oliver Jacques. The
birthday draws were won
by: first -Dorothy
O'Connell; second -Leona
Lockhart; and third -
Evelyn Errington. This
was followed by the
Reverend G.A. Anderson
of Exeter showing scenes
from Ireland and dif-
ferent parades of July 12.
The Orange Hall of
Ireland where Rev.
Anderson joined is the
largest hall in the world.
To round out a vey
pleasant evening, san-
dwiches and a birthday
cake were served in the
basement of the Lodge.
This was the 58th birth-
day and all enjoyed the
evening.
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Lawn bowling at the
Clinton Greens officially
started on Thursday
night, May 31, when the
Club held its first Jitney
for this season with -16
bowlers in attendance.
From now on through
the summer there will be
Jitney bowling each
Tuesday and •Thursday
evening and afternoon
WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To
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Rick Tye
Julie Ann Carter
Kathy Ladd
Greg Falconer
Andy Riley
Angela Cotton
Mark Tideswell
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CLINTON FAIR
bowling for those who
would like to bowl.
Prizes for high score
went to Audrey Walsh for
ladies' high and men's
high went to Cliff Ashton.
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Mr. Jack Murray of
Owen Sound has been
visiting for a few days
this week with his sister,
Mrs. Mae McLeod of
Frederick Street.
Some of the most en-
thusiastic appreciation
for the Clinton Fair's fine
parade has come from
the patients of the Clinton
Public Hospital. Bringing
the parade a few blocks
off the route meant a
great deal of those
patients who were able to
view it at first hand.
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The Clinton Recreation
Committee in conjunction
with the Ministry of
Culture and Recreation is
conducting an "interest
survey" of the town of
Clinton to determine
what type of recreational
facilities are at present in
use and what others could
be added. When a form is
left at your door for
completion, please co-
operate by filling it out
and returning it to the
adress indicated. Thank -
you.
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Winner of the Junior
"C" Booster draw for
May was Robert' Hayter
of Varna with a prize of
$100.
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The Clinton LACAC
(Local Architectural
Conservancy Advisory
Committee) has hired a
student, Rob Cornish, ,to
assist in its work of
res -earth and
cataloguing. Do not be
alarmed if you suddenly
see someone outside your
`home taking a picture. It
will be nothing diabolical,
just in ._ the interest of
preserving a heritage
which sometimes too
soon slips away.
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Al Galbraith of Clinton, a beekeeper, points to a
swarm of bees hanging to a tree in Library Park in
Clinton last Friday. Before Al could get a hive from
his Bayfield estate, the bees returned to the Town
Hall, where they have been residing for year-
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Library news for kids
BY MARIAN
DOUCETTE
A children's creative
drama workshop is once
more coming' to the
Clinton Library.
This Saturday, June 9
at 10 a.m. a two-hour
workshop with Heather
Earle will take place. •
In this workshop
Heather, a former
member of Cod .Co and
the instructor of our last
workshop, will teach
various dramatic
techniques, allowing
plenty of opportunity for
each child to test his or
her dramatic ability.
Due to the fact that this
workshop must remain
small, the library will be
issuing tickets to the first
20 children between the
ages of seven and 10
wishing to participate in
this event. Tickets are
going fast so if you wish
to take part be sure to get
your ticket either today
or , tomorrow, or phone
the ol-ibrary_..and:.-reserve
your ticket immediately.
A creative drama
workhop can be a lot of
fun; so I am appealing to
all spiring actors- in the
community to ACT NOW!
Clinton lady wins bingo pot
Valerie Miller of
Clinton went home a
happy lady, after at-
tending the season opener
of the Clinton Monster
Bingo. She won the giant
jackpot of $1,000.
Fred Sears of Goderich
won a special prize of $123
and Helen Elliott of
Dublin took a pot of $113.
Bertha Gibb of Clinton
and Edith Baird of
Brucefield split a special
prize of $131.50.
In regular $50 games,
single winners included
Phyllis Lee of Clinton,
Mrs. Bill Austin of
Seaforth, Gwen McCool
of Wingham, Esther
Kendall of Clinton,
Barbara Winteririgham
of Mitchell and Vicki
Colquhoun of Clinton.
Bertha Gibb, Fred
Sears and Elmer Frey of
Clinton split the winnings
of one game, while Marg
Carter and Cindy Fleet,
both of Clinton took
another. Bruce Austin of
Seaforth and Kim Ken-
nedy of Huron Park split
a game.
Pat Shaw of Blyth and
Teresa Schambach of
Stratford took a game,
while Susan Wagler of
Clinton and Libby Strong
of Clinton split another.
Alice Brown of Bayfield
and Valerie Miller shared
the winnings in a game,
while Gloria Alloway of
Vanastra, Dorothy
O'Connell of Clinton,
Cecille McNeil of
Goderich and Pearl
Tideswell of Clinton
divided the prize money
in another.
Florence Stephens of
Goderich, Pat Racho of
Egmondville, Norah
McDonald of Clinton and
Vicki Colquhoun split a
game and Phyllis Lee and
Marg Carter also took
one.
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Or move ahead in the work force?
You can do it...in Clinton
Conestoga College, Clinton Campus, offers the following Certificate
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Academic Upgrading
English, Mathematics and Science
to College entry level
*Programs aro offerecton a continuous Intake basis throughout the year.
*Contact the Clinton Campus for the date of the next openings.
*Testing and counselling are available to help you select a program.
*Funding assistance may be available. Check to see if you are eligible.
Call or write to arrange on Interview, or drop In to the Clinton Campus on
Vanastra Rood, 482-3458, for more Information on these or any of our other
programs.
Conestoga College
of Applied Alts
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We've got a lot rU share.
Celebrate 40th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Boag Newmarket; Mrs.
and Mrs. Norman Willis,
Kitchener; Mr. Ephraim
Clarke, Huronview were
among the 325 relatives
and friends who attended
the 40th wedding an-
niversary party for Lorne
and Viola Lawson at
Family Paradise on
Saturday evening, June 2.
Mrs. Bill Flynn and her
Huron Ramblers supplied
the music and the ad-
dress was composed and
read by Lorne's cousin,
Mrs. Harry Boag. The
Huron Strings made up of
Warren Whitmore,
Wilson McCarthy, Marie
Flynn, Lorne Lawson
with Gary Rlack at the
piano, played a few
musical numbers. Lunch
was arranged and
supervised by Mr. and
Mrs. John George and
staff of Family Parr disc'
to end a pleasant evening.
Those attending the
celebration who came
from a distance included:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Boag, Newmarket; Mrs.
Norman Willis, Kit-
chener; Mr. and Mrs.
Ellwood Clarke, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Green, Grand Bend; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph _Damm,
Strathroy; Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hannah and
family, London ; Mrs.
Maurice McKee,
Goderich; Mrs. James
Hallman, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cudmore,
London; Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Shilbe,
Thamesville.
Others attended from
Clinton, Bayfield,
Godeich, Londesboro,
Belgrave, Auburn,
Seaforth, Hensall and
Zurich.
FACS summer program set
The Family and
Children's Services of
Huron County (FACS)
announced plans for the
1979 Summer Program.
The program will be
offered to any children
living in the county and is
totally supported by
donations from local
organizations • and in-
dividuals. Last year the
Agency sent 100 needy
children to summer
camp. This year the
Agency expects even
greater demands on the
program. In addition to
the camp program, the
Agency will be planning
day trips for children and
involving volunteer ef-
forts of local high school
students. John Penn,
Director, said, "A
donation of $40 will en-
sure a place for a child at
camp this year and we
hope to raise about
$4,000."
For more in-
formation, phone Kathy
Pryde or Rosemary
Foran at 524-7356.
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
ANNUAL
MEETING
MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1979
at 7:30 p.m.
CLINTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS
1. Receive and consider annual reports of the hospital
for the year ended March 31, 1979.
2. Elect governors for a period of 2 years.
3. Vote on revised Administrative By -Laws as submit-
ted.
4. Vote on revised auxiliary by-laws as submitted.
5. Transact all such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Any person over the age of twenty-one years, who
pays to the corporation fifteen or more days before the
annual meeting, a membership fee of five dollars
shall be a member of the Corporation for the following
twelve months. Membership cards are available at the
Clinton Public Hospital Front Office, any day from 9
a.m. - 5 p.m.
The revised administrative by laws are available for
perusal by any member of the corporation at the front
office of the hospital between the hours of 9 a.m. and S
p.m. daily.
ALL CITIZENS ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND
Dated at Clinton, Ontario this 31st Day of May, 1979f -By
order of the Board.
E. B. Menzies, Q.C.
President
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