Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-15, Page 24Executive members of + e Clinton Legion Branch 140 are,
front row, left to right, secretary, Joch Scott; 2nd vice,
Gerd Taft; Ist vice, George Lemon; president, Steve
Maguire; past president, George Yeats; treasurer,
George CampbelL Back row, padre, Rev. Gord Simmons;
executive members, Eric Switzer, Harold is lack, Murray
East, Cliff Parker, rian Atkinson and Sergeant At Arms
Ivan lloggart. (Shelley McPhee photo
The Clinton Legion elected a new slate of officers for the
Ladies Auxiliary last week. They are, front row, left to
right, treasurer, Joyce Scott; past president, Minlue
Rumball; president Rose LaCroix; 2nd vice, Dorothy
Flagg; secretary, Karen Tait. Back row, executive
committee members Marg Switzer, Dianne Maguire,
Vera Colquhoun, Wonnetta Holland, Helen Bisback,
Blanche Deeves and Sergeant At Arms, Velma Lewis.
Shelley McPhee photo)
It's bingo time again
Another season of Monster
Bingo is underway in Clin-
ton. Held every Monday
night at the Clinton Com-
munity Centre, the bingos
help local service clubs raise
funds for community
projects.
Iva Reid of Hensall was
the big winner at the opening
night, taking home the $1,000
jackpot. Judy Dykstra of
Bayfield won the $141.75
share -the -wealth prize as did
Glenda Becker of Clinton.
The $152.25 special game
was split between Lorraine
Robinson of Goderich,
Gordon Wood of Mitchell,
Marjorie Meidinger of
Zurich and Debbie Smith of
Windsor.
Individual $50 game
winners were: Eleanor
Saxton, Wingham; William
Gough, Grand Bend; Flo
McCuspey, Goderich;
Sharon Kelly, Vanastra;
Ethel Heist, Seaforth and
Joanne McFadden, Mitchell.
Joan Merner of Bayfield,
Marilyn Fraser of Clinton,
Eileen Bailey of Mitchell and
Grace Littlechild of
Goderich split winnings in
the third round. Carol
Finlayson of Exeter and
Marlene Hart of Clinton each
took home $25, as did Sharon
Phillips of Goderich and
Rose Wilks of Bayfield.
Brenda Rhiei of Clinton
and Fred Seers of Goderich
won a game. Iva Reid of
Hensall, Myrna Waterfield
of Goderich, Mrs. Deveaux
of Auburn and Dorothy
Brown of RR 6. Goderich
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took another.
The 12th game was won by
Kay O'Rourke, Seaforth;
Kay Norman, Mitchell; Pat
Ruston, Mitchell; Grace
Littlechild, Goderich;
Valerie Miller, Clinton. Leon
Gough, Grand Bend; Janet
McKinnon, Zurich and Millie
Swan, Mitchell won the next
round. Marlene Hart,
Clinton; Wilma Rhiel,
Clinton and Eileen
Laframboise, Bayfield also
went home with a few extra
dollars.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. D.R. Nisbett, O.D. is pleased to
announce the addition of Dr. P.D.
Padfield, O.D. as an associate.
Dr. Padfield is from Rodney, Ontario
and obtained his Doctor of Optometry
Degree from the University of Waterloo
in May, 1983. Dr. Padfield will be
available by appointment on
Wednesdays and Thursdays
at 12 Isaac Street, Clinton
482-3677
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The Friendship Ministries
Family Crusade will be held
at Huron Chapel Missionary
Church, Auburn beginning
Friday, June 24.
Friendship Ministries is a
total ministry to local chur-
ches with its headquarters in
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Friendship is composed of 55
Christian college-age young
people from 17 states and
Canada_ Each tour is com-
posed of 12 talented young
people, who will inspire you
with their gospel music,
mini -dramas and puppets.
These groups tour 10 months
and travel more than 50,
miles each year. They per-
form in schools, colleges,
military bases, youth and
senior citizen homes, nurs-
ing homes and churches.
A unique part of their pro-
gram features "The Little
Friends," colorful puppets
that are both inspirational
and entertaining. The puppet
people perform on Friend-
ship Street, a Christian ver-
sion of TV's successful
Sesame Street.
Friendship's music is call-
ed "Message Music," built
around old hymns and gospel
songs. Friendship's smooth
sound quality is achieved
through arrangements pro-
duced by Jerry Nelson, Ronn
Huff, Don Wyrtzen, John
Peterson, Donn Marsh, Bob
Krogstad and other leading
composers and arrangers in
Christian music. They also
will perform several drama
sketches that will make you
laugh, cry and take a good
look at yourself.
Friendship will be sharing
their exciting public school
assembly programs design-
ed to challenge boys and
girls, Kindergarten to Grade
3, with "Moral Values," and
Grades 4-6 with a program
about "Substance Abuse."
There is no admission to
any of the programs, but you
will be able to share in this
ministry through a "love of-
fering." Don't miss this
special family crusade to be
held at Huron Chapel Mis-
sionary Church in Auburn,
Friday, June 24 to Sunday,
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