HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-05-25, Page 22—Clinton News-Record, Thursday, May 25, 1972
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BY MARG RUDD
The first pack of the Clinton Brownies held an enrollment recently
and received eight new members. Here Brown Owl (Mrs. Sharon
Carter, centre) is seen with the eight new Brownies (left to right),
Julie Proctor, Darlene Hooganes, Diane Jamieson, Laura
Colguhoun, Margaret Jamieson, Karen Archer, Mary Mahon and
Carol Andres.—photo by Jack Hunt.
mowers, the blades can be
sharpened using a grinding
compound, However, says
Professor Irwin, it is a job
probably best left to a
professional. He has the proper
equipment and know-how to make
sure the job is done right.
With the ordinary rotary
mowers, the blade can be
removed and sharpened. Be sure
to take an equal amount off each
side or the balance will be upset,
When replacing the blade, make
sure the lock washer is in place
and the nut is securely tightened.
This will prevent a serious
accident if the blade should come
off during use.
When you use your mower for
the first time this season,
remember the practices that will
help get the job done safely. If you
are cutting on sloping ground, the
ideal practice is to cut along the
slope. Failing this, push the
mower uphill. Never push
downhill. Doing so, greatly
increases the risk of losing a toe.
Further information is
available in the Information
Leaflet "Selecting and Operating
Your Lawn Mower" available by
Writing: Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food,
Information Branch, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto 182, Ontario,
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Electricity began
doing its thing long before the
crowd arrived
even down to popping the corn.
Judy's sixteen today. So a lot went into this party. Yet
through a busy day everything went smoothly. Because
Judy's mother has unlimited help—from electricity.
At this home, meal making is a boy, whether it means
opening a can or blending ingredients for a birthday
cake.The laundry IS taken care of automatically.
There are electrical help-mates to keep carpets clean
and floors sparkling. And electricity keeps this house
cozy warm throughout winter, refreshingly cool
in summer. This is the kind of convenience and com-
fort you could be enjoying with the help of electricity.
Every day of the year.
But electricity can serve you to the fullest extent only if
your home is wired to take care of today's electrical
requirements. If you live in an older home, a lack of
electrical outlets, unsightly extension cordS, and blown
fuses are signs that your wiring is not adequate to let
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UTILITIES COMMISSION
Get your lawn mower
ready now
At last we have the results of
the Kinsmen Club's Stanley Cup
Draw. Win,4er of the $500 prize
Was Raye Armstrong of Goderich,
while Sid Wilson of St, Marys and
our own editor, Keith Roulston,
each won $100. (Keith won a
hockey draw in Blyth earlier this
year, too!)
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We are sorry to report that the
ladies who went to Winnipeg to
bowl were not the final winners,
HoWever, we are proud that a
Clinton area bowling team made it
that far. We understand the ladies
found western hospitality all it is
cracked up to be. As yet, the
results showing where the team
placed. have not been received,
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St. Lawrence University,
Canton, N.Y., honoured its
athletes at the fifty-eighth annual
varsity "L" Club banquet on May
14.
Winner of the most valuable
player award for hockey was
Allen B. Howes of R.R, 4, Clinton.
Allen, a senior at the university,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Howes.
Last Friday and Saturday found
five local Grade 12 students on
McMaster University campus for
a day and, a half Of seminars, They
are Barbara Elliott, Sheila
Phillips, Barbara Rudd and
James Newland of Clinton and
Tom Robinson of R,R. 1, Zurich,
all attending Central Huron
Secondary School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott
were honoured at a surprise party
atthe summer home of their son
and daughter-in-law and family on
the occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary. The evening was
spent playing cards and
reminiscing on the past and Mr,
and Mrs. Elliott were presented
withmany lovely gifts, Delicious
refreshments completed the
happy evening,
Two members of Clinton
Citizens Horticultural Society
were observed at work on
Wednesday morning at the flower
beds beside the radar screen.
Mrs. Ron McCann was busy
planting while Mr. Charlie Cook
was wielding the shovel. Just
think of the pleasure the rest of us
will derive from their efforts.
hat's new at Huronvietv?
A special Mother's Day song
service was held in the
auditorium on Sunday evening
sponsored by the South Huron
Christian Womens Club. Mrs.
Luther of Hensall led the singing
of several familiar hymns, with
piano accompaniment by Mr.
Luther.
Mrs. Whilsmith and Mrs. Small
of Exeter, along with Rev. and
Mrs. Button of Hensall led the
devotional period with special
tribute to Mothers. The Heywood
Brothers, Bob and Danny, played
several guitar duets.
One hundred and fifty residents
were entertained on Wednesday
afternoon by sixty-five, grades
2,3,4, and 5 students from
Brucefield Centennial School.
The principal, Mr. Mathers,
introduced and directed the
program which included vocal
solos, duets, trio quartets, dance
numbers, organ, piano, and
trumpet solos.
The outstanding part of the
afternoon program was the
numbers by the choir of fifty,
directed and accompanied by
Mrs. Carol LeBeau, who, along
with the other students, gave a
fine display of musical talent.
Hugh Walker, a, native of
Brucefield, expressed the
appreciation of the folks at
Huronview and visitors for the
fine entertainment. Several
volunteers were on hand to help
with wheelchairs.
Francis Schramm and Ed
Scruton of Goderich, and Jimmy
Nott of Clinton provided a musical
program for Family Night. The
group played and sang several
country and western favorites
which everyone enjoyed very
much. Pat Thurlow thanked the
trio on behalf of the residents.
Now is the time of year when
you should be making
preparations for a good-looking
lawn this summer says Professor
R. W. Irwin, School of
Engineering, University of
Guelph.
The first step is to have
equipment in proper working
order. The most important item
is sharp knives. With reel
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