HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-10, Page 14imately
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ivy day began with a h
parade ted by Par hall
O Brecht anti a tolor
aehpack and`eoamPany
ed , in costumes
Rei k renting a s ecific.country
carried signs telling of
their patronage.
Girls' were Attired in itch
wooden shoes and. starched
caps from Holland, short pants
d braces .from Germany,
kimonos from China and . apan
as well as outfits fromSwit-
zerland; Sweden, Canada,
India, -the British Isles and
many other lands: Asthe girls
marched from the Community
Cmtr�C do . Street and
entre. ou?n a''
`el�1ttgt lk tit �`to° the *,ollowrng lunch ganaa: •4 �
►ist iia t di rn nd . they. ti�nlzvd followed by a huge
pyWarrderer . rnrptere.
District, .J omymrssioner
n>" pay lined at 1'1cnnan announced the
��h ach
ea winners o the eoropeUta<hns and.
any' a' into r, s+t,a prizeswere award to each:
t le as; District
Manan oderich took riy and . leader,
ing �
welcomed thegirls to Mount Br?
fob semtc rrc,.• �.- member of t pack- or ion ..
C'ur'nmissioner, Mrs. Marg ..,Its eader.
prizes, were.
=.pa lks item + odet-ieh,
eustadt. Lucknow
Ayton. porde companies
ing prizes were Goder ieh, .
cknow. Wa kertun� Far -
Guides + bah itf the Meant The revel at liy, the firstof its
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charge. NtaYor Jack Johnsi • e
dor
FOt a tritiated there t4
return at another time. wi
and
Rev. George Wright offered a
oyer welcomed
Forest Ministerial Association• kind to be held in the district,
MrRs. Dorothy yBani s, ^ South! was organized to promote
Saugeen district commIss1onr"
also welcomed the girls to
N nt FOr est.
'For the rest "of the day's.
acftVU a the girls changed into
Uniforms or - earnp clothes.
Displays of the different
countries were Set up and
judged and crus were enjoyed
in. the Community Centre
fellowship amongs alb . girls
involved in Guiding and to -
celebrate the anniversary of
the movement in Canada.
Included in the day -long event
were girls from ,oderich,
Clinton, Teeswater, Lucknow,
Durham, Walkerton, Ayton,
Keaiiworthe Palmerston and
'.daunt Forest.
Goner ►l Proficieney Awards for the On gvaduating students were parted to the top male
and female student at the graduation ceremonies field at llohnewille Public. The top male r
stu a nVfnr~r the year was Jeff Sura ge (left), the top female, Beverly Semple. 'fhe presentation
was made by Wirs. John Westbrook (right).- MR. photo
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Johnston Miss Laura. t'. '.0ordon
Phillips .. to "tiircd little friends of h r
Fiances 'Clark spent son Nevin on the occasionof his
seventhhirthdaY.
last
yy,en ►��^�, at Port tanr`,- and Ross �%' ®�y �w .
'with MIM. and Mrs. 3. • 4 Mr. and Mrs. R , i R inson
Mcfrrtoshand fatcnily.
attended the . weddingof- their
Mr. and Mrs, W„I-I.Voates.of nephew, Michael O at
Clearwater, Florida spentlast sada, .
weekend with ,Mz tland Allen ..
a 1
'Mrs. Allen ,Who is a patient
now in Clinton. Public hospital
'returning a week, ago, from. St.
Joseph's Hospital. Landon.
dieyn Andrews is a patient
in Go i ich hospital.
Miss Shelley Ilaggitt of
ZUrNib visited last week with
her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Iaggiit.
Miss Diane .canna of Done
nybrook visited last ,week with
her grandmother. Mrs. Bert
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall visited last week
with their son. Allan
McDougall, Mrs. McDougall
and new daughter Angie Gull at
Sudbury.
Mr. and M;r$. Donald' Cartz-,,
wraghl, David, Derrick and;-
Lurie spent the weekend at
Chatham. r
Mr. and Mrs. " Ronald
Livermore and sons of Ford.
wich spent\ the weekend. with .
her llareanls, Mt., and Mrsa,
Donald Haines,- - ....
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KeIp 9our
Heart Fund
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Super Summer
Savings
CHECK OUR BARGAINS ON
SPECIALLY MARKED PANELLING
BUT TWO SHEETS AT THE REGULAR
PRICE --= GET" A THIRD SHEET
". FOR ow $2,00
Mrs. Ida tewart(Mt) atIalmesvilie public Scb0ol, presented..f anice Miller
witha s I iu.l music award donitedb• and -Mrs. John Westbrook - DSR. Williams photo
Mrs. Marilyn Drehmankr (right) presented Karen Dechert with a plaque honoring the student
as the best Grade 5 student at Hoimesville Public School this year. The presentation was made
at the school's graduation ceremony for the Grade 8 class. (photo by Doug Williams)
At9;vJ9 N,H
Use hot wati(rwiseIy
-Save enegy..i.Save money.
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or replacing old style
panels now in your
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Susan Williams (left) was presented the Grade 8 Glen Price Geography ;
Public School by Miss Heather Price. D,R. Williams photo
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Apart from home heating, a family usually consumes
the most energy in producing riot beater.
Here°are lust a few small things you can do. thatcan
add u fi t° a considerable energy saving. Turn off
hot water taps so they don't drip, fill clothes washers to
maith.the size of the load. wait until you have a full load
before using a dishwasher and recheiber showers usually
require less hot water than baths. Try-rtet to use
° '- "-more hot water than you need
'Plate Cascade electric water heater
will give you a dependable supply
of hot wate,r.Mt&Q is -up to you
to use it wisely
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