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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-09, Page 2Sentinel an rCuade athat. PreVed to be a, wise pur base, an Oly pl Lottery ticket. Congratulations - While on the subject - let"s wider, Prom the "lowly raffle timet of 25e right through to the, OlYmple Lottery ticket at *10 with the Midas touch, • this, mare thaagE any' other, Must be "the age of ehae4'. 40, as. though to assuage the grief of those who bought bat didn't win, there are, the elaborate draw programs for the- Olympic and Wintario lot- teries. One becomes mesmerized watching the bouncing balls forming the Magic numbers. No 0,000.000 for you this time - not even $100 - but there's always the next one, And so it goes - everyone concentrating so hard on the dream of winning that it becomes a mental anaesthetic against the harsh reality of the next rise in the price of gasoline, oil, -milk. butter. cars, coffee - the list is endless. Oh well, - got your next Wintario yet?? ++ That's the "gibberish" for this week on to Town Talk proper. We have townspeople returning from both sides of the globe and from below the border. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Delve and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Groves are back following a two ,week holiday in the Hawaiian Islands. The first week was spent in and around Honolulu on the island of Oahu. ..The latter week was divided with three days on Maui and three on Hawaii. Back from a trip to the United Kingdom, are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cooke: In two weeks touring England and Scotland they reported only two damp days. White there they used British Rail for transportation and found it most satisfactory. + + + Mr. and Mrs. George Glazier, Maple Street. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. William Livingston arrived home following a tour to California and the western States. One of the highlights was a visit to the Montan Taber- nacle in salt Lake City tospl' sed no?l nut of Ile 1*a n l'u The Centel fta K. bat enterprhlug grew bu44ing musielant, are abOat to Strike a new netey i t s net o Skate 4 ant Bike-tkon, Watk -t +n, or Vo * namwtt-a-then - les a WO Malt' In outer words you will. geta return ter your investment - watch the paper neat week for all details. +++ Interested in keeping fit .the fun way? One of the best results fora nominal fee Is membership In the Clinton and District Badminton Club. A welcome is extended of three "free trial nights". Why not take' advantage. - Wednesday evenings at CUSS - you'll probably enjoy batting the bird around well enough to stay on and Join. For more information call Janeen Clynick - 482-9571,. Rosemary Armstrong 482-8478 or Pat Allen 482-7832. + + + There's a "Find the Fox" contest starting in this week's paper. For a little interest and effort it might "find" you an Olympic,LotterrY ticket worth $10 with a million dollar potential riding omits number. +++ The I un:talc Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting October 6 with Noble Grand Barbara Taylor presiding assistedby Vice Grand Kay Wise. Installation of the new officers will be held at the next meeting October 20. The past Grande are to have a penny sale at this time. Final plans were announced for the Dessert Euchre and Bake Sale on October 22. This year the Grand Masters' Banquet is to be held October 24 at the.Brucefield School. The members welcomed Mrs. Florence Routzon into the Lodge. Mrs. Routzon was a member some years ago in the United States. • , Lunch was enjoyed by all. + + + Heard of inflation? Here's the ultimate in deflation! One's young son says "Mother. T dreamed last night you were kidnapped." One asks. thinking of the , maternal value to the family, not to mention a Patty Hearst, one million dollar figure. "For how much ransom?" - The reply "Oh. they didn't want anything for you". Bus. trip Court Constantine L1842 sponsored a bus trip on Thur- sday, October 2nd. A bus load left Seaforth traveliine to Stratford to the Kroehler Factory and to Shakespeare Land having lunch at the Eastwood Restaurant. They then went to Paris where they went to the Mary Maxim wool factory. and lastly they went for a drive in ,Kitchener by the Rockway Gardens, where all the fall flowers were in bloom and were very beautiful. They finished up at the new Fairway Shopping Mall. Bowling tournament The Canadian Foresters of Western Ontario held their bowling tournament on Sunday at the Clinton Bowling Lanes. the scores being for the Dominion playoffs. The Constance lodge was lucky, placing first out of the eight teams playing on Sunday. . Those on the winning team were John and Barbara Jewitt. Olave Little, Ramona Jamieson and Francis Hunt. Atwood lodge placed .second, and Nelson McClure won the men's high single and Olave Little won the ladies' high single. 4i I received trophies. They returned to the Foresters Hall where the ladies lodge catered with 45 enjoying a ham — supper. Personals Weekend vislt'*rs with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Szusz, Randy. Rodney and Robynne were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Szusz and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Szusz, Blair and Aaron all of Rodney. Misses Hunt and Fraser of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimeline, Don. Peter and David. Mr. and Mrs: Terence Hunter of Colborne Township visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, 3 im, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David. Darren and Luanne visited on Sunday with hes parents:- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman, Ron and Betty of Shakespeare, when they celebrated the Stevenson's wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator. Bill Debbie and Michael visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. David Preszcator, Christine, Lisa, Christopher and Greg. Miss "Trudy Dimeline of Hamilton is spending a few days holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimeline, Don, Peter and David. McKillop IV 4.44. McKillop IV held their first meeting on September 30th at the home of assistant leader .Gayle Campbell. Topic for this term is `Let's Bake Bread.' The meeting opened with the 4- 11 pledge followed by election of officers. They are: president, Lars Hugill, vice -prey.. - Doris McClure; sec. -treasurer, Sharon Thompson; press reporter. Shirley 8./.1cClure. Roll call was taken and during the business discussion, a club name was selected. We ore calling ourselves the McKillop IV Dough Doe's. In the demonstration. we made freezer whole wheat bread, which was to be baked at the next meeting on October 7th at the home of Gayle Campbell. - There's rio substitute for Quality! Festers lays keel Tksrshey Ott, 9 till Sudsy, Ocf. 12 STORE HOURS OPEN MONDAY. TO THURSDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. FRI. 9 a:m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p,.m. 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