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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-08, Page 2• • PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEIVIRER 84, 1977 by Peggy Gibb kirst`day of school - shiny University of Waterloo Tim new pencil day - and as year Munnings and Nanci East - leads on to year and the shiny man will be returning. new pencil becomes worn and Mohawk College in tattered the mind moves Hamilton - David Counter and onward and upward in the Gary Hesselwopd in first year search for knowledge. and returning, Greg Holmes. Education as we •know it in At Conestoga .College will Canadian schools is a be Dave Elliott and Tom Hill. precious possession .- never to In first year at Fanshawe be taken for granted when College, London will be there, are too many countries Brenda Fee and Susan Parke struggling to pro ide it. and returning . are Dan -}- -1- + Campbell, Marian Doucette, For all you students Jeff Mustard, Marty commencing or returning to Rutledge and Geoff Gibb. the halls of higher learning,, + + + following is a. definition of a Word has arrived by lecture: "An occasion when postcard from our Middleton - you numb one end to benefit Holmesville correspondent, the other." - John Gould. Blanche Deeves, that she and The student exodus has husband Ed are enjoying once again taken place - we their holiday in W.estern know where,a few are headed Canada with headquarters in for the coming year: Golden, B.C. To University of Western' + + + Ontario for their final years Mrs. Mary Blacker, for- go David Inkley and Jim merly of Clinton and now Riddell and returning or residing in Stratford, was starting are Michele Flowers, back for a few days last week Charles Mustard, Randy visiting friends and relatives. Potter, Paul Robinson and While here she was the guest Rick Snell., of Alice and Chuck Fee. University of Guelph - • first + + + year - Marianne Dean and Family trees boggle this returning Tim Jewson and writer's rind - but Wynne Nancy MacDonald. 'Homuth has done quite well At Wilfred Laurier retracing hers - the Swatridge University - Robin McAdam family. In so doing she found in second year, and at that her great -great -great • 01, 4' t1 lZ 4.4 i� • Z.sG .,q)i ,1/0 JtG �0• er. „ nC button WISHES A .HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Brad Westerhout Mark Wammes Vicky Lou Riley Ben Lobb ' Debbie Siertsema Kimberley Wright Jessica Baker Robbie Armstrong RR 1 Clinton RR 2 Seaforth Londesboro Clinton Bayfield Londesboro Clinton Clinton �tG a. ., qtr 1� 44 �l+ On Sept.8 ¥ Sept. 9 Sept: 10 Sept. 10 Sept.12 Sept.12 !i" Sept.14 y� Sept. 14 ofIk ZtA To Join - just come into the News -Record office, 53 Albert St. Clinton or phone 482-3443 and have your name entered in the Birthday Book and get your FREE G 06 2-4 Ws ' 4 040 • CHILDREN'S CORNER a LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE :r . t eltr, 4*41t4 2 -DOWN 1 1 -DOWN 1 -ACROSS. %%Mg VINO 3 -ACROSS 8 -ACROSS 1 6 -DOWN 1 0 r '0 pile maid: At. L WOO • 5 -DOWN i 19 -ACROSS) 3 -?6 4 -DOWN 7 -ACROSS DD � 01477equ it D FFA1URE SVAO IN' , D ltJKiTG- '038 '9 'NMO10 '9 'NEIVA 't 'S1V801A0 '90108 ' l — uMO J 'N3d '6 'SS3I10 '8 13IJHV9 'L 'A0101f11N .e '13)1018 ' l ssoioy :SEGMSNV QUIZ SPECIAL DAYS IN WHAT MONTHS? Mother's Day Thanksgiving Day _...��.�.�_. Valentine's Day Rernenbrance Day Answer trent week • -Al savers • L aet' Weeks tail . (lurSery Rhymes) Clothe Mini Plum, 1' grandfather lived in the city of Bournemouth, England. Another branch of the tree and coming from the same city is Alistair Swatridge. The latter accAmpanied by his wife, son Ian and daughter Lisa, have peen Visiting in Canada . since raid August. They spent the past weekend with Wynne and Bob, where they were joined by the, Swatridges from London and from W ingha m. -1- + Mrs. Vera Lawrence of Hamilton spent a few days recently with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Wise and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudie of Sarnia spent the weekend in. Clinton. John's mother, Mrs. Alf. Hudie returned with them fora holiday, + ++ Miss Ethel Washington and Mrs. Amos Andrew of Goderich visited on Friday with their cousins, Mrs. E. Hudie and Mrs. J. Wise. +++ And finally, change is ever a part of the daily scene. For 20 years, from his manager's perch in the IGA, Lawrie Slade has seen many from .this area come and go through the doors. This week the "perch" sees a new occupant. While welcoming Mr. Ozzie Kuenzig as manager of the Clinton IGA, we also wish for Lawrie and Freda and their family the hest in whatever lies ahead. 4 It was a teeth grinding affair for the competitors, and a nail biting event for the spectators as Brad"Turner of Bayfield desperately pulled to bring the flag to the Bayfield side of the action when they and a team from Stanley Township battled in a tug of war at the Bayfield Fair. (News -Record photo) Metric — measure for measure, it's a better way to measure Hensall UC W have supper By Hilda M. Payne The service at Hensall United. Church on Sunday was conducted by Rev. Don Beck with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ and Miss, Karen McAllister at the piano. Piano and organ duets were played twice, "Allegratto" by Ha.dyn and "Supplication" by Schubert. The title of the sermon was, "Is there a solution?" There is a strong quest for religion in the world of today and goodness and badness both, abound in individuals with death the final sign of our insignificence. It is necessary to see into the heart of God as Peter did and then the future holds life. Continuing the reopening of Church activities, Unit 1 will meet at 2 p.m. on Thursday, September 8 and Unit 2 will meet for a pot luck supper at 7 p.m. on Monday, September 12. Mrs. Mary Roobal has returned home after being a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. " Mrs, Albert Alexander has been visiting some of her nephews and nieces in Qeorgetown and Brampton last week. While in Brampton she attended the Bradley - Alexander wedding. The Hensall Women's Institute are reopening their season on Wednesday, September 14 when they are entertaining the Huron County Historical Society. Anyone interested in local history is invited to attend. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Skea on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mason and Andrew of Huron Park while Mr. and Mrs. John Skea, Junior, and Colin and Karen visited ovet the weekend from Brampton. The Three' Links Senior Citizens will resume their meetings .on Tuesday, Sep- tember 13 with a pot luck supper at 6:3.0 p.m. All seniors have a warm in- vitation to ,join. UCW meets The September meeting of Unit 4 of Hensall. United Church opened with a pot luck supper held in the Fellowship Hall, and followedwith the meeting with Mrs. James McAllister in the chair. An interesting devotional was given by Mrs. George. Armstrong who told of her personal development growing up in the church. She concluded by reading ex- cerpts from a sermon by Rev. Leonard . Griffith warning against criticizing the church before we' have done all possible to improve it. Two readings were given by Mrs. J.C. Britton, "Better than gold", and a fable based on "The. Little Red Hen": Mrs. Eric Luther conducted a hymn -sing and later sang a sola, "Someday He'll make it plain to me" accompanied by Mrs. William Rogerson who also played a lovely piano solo. During the business, it was arranged to have flowers in the Sanctuary for the services in September and the general meeting on October 3 was announced when Elaine Townsend will be the guest speaker. Members were also reminded of , the Regional meeting on October 18 at Centralia. The meeting closed with the Benediction. 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Suggested List $499.95 Fro_ip here, by Shelley McPhee "The pits" in my books is one of, the newest, most descriptive and fulfilling words in my vocabulary:At seems to sum up all those lousy, little irritating things that continually frustrate me, in one short verbal out- burst. It's the pits 'when you're hurrying to an appointment or have your best outfit on for a night out on the town when your panty hose decides to turn against you and suddenly disintegrate into a mesh of runs and snags down your legs, always below the hemline of my dress. It's the pits when the button you gambled on lasting another day suddenly -decides to drop off and roll into some out-Qf-the-reach place. It's the pits when the special television .show you've been waiting to see, blurs into a snowy mess on the screen at the most dramatic moment. It's the pits when you're sitting amongst a whole group . . of people and your nose starts to drip and of course you have no tissues. It's the pits when you arrive home late at night to find you've lost your house Keys' and end up waking the entire family and the dog during a supposed well thought out quiet entrance. It's the pits when you have the sudden urge to call a friend and all you find is pennies in the, bottom of the purse after you've made a long hike to the nearest telephone booth. But then there are those days when absolutely everything seems to be going your way. Like arriving at the gas station with your last five dollar bill and the attendant accidentally puts in $12 worth and you drive away with a full tank of gas. You easily forget the pits when every traffic light you pull up to is green and you just keep sailing down the street. There's, nothing more exciting than finding a crumpled up $10 bill in the bottom of your purse along with that gold earring, when the weekly, or monthly, cleanout takes place. There are days when your Boston Fern suddenly takes a new lease on life and sprouts one little green curl. There are days when you wake up in the morning and every single hair on your head is in place and you barely have to run a comb through it. There are those days when ' everything seems to go right and the pits suddenly disappear. 29 Kingston St. `. YOURAUTHORIZED ULLLIN, E PIONEER DEALER Godorich 524.9376 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY by .cony Hamilton Mall Mir probleMil to rimy, pact" 0.0 *PO paper. ,1411 lets tete will be anewered provided, aitarnped addressed envelope Is enclosed. Simile of general: interest will be published.' Letters must be signed but we Will NOT reveal your identity. FRED J. HUDIE LIMITED LUMBER BLDG. HD PAW; INT. _WALLPAPER, CARPETS ar� c.�r� LIGHTING HOME s eu,L OPTOMETRY JOHN LONGSTAFF, OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 - 5:30 Wednesday, Saturday 9:00 - 12:00 Clinton 482-7010 Monday 9:00 - 5:30 BY APPOINTMENT R.W. 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Glass cut to size. 84 ALBERT ST., CLINTON. 482-9390 TRI TOWN BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Complete Business Service - quarter'Iy, half-yearl4 , yearly. Also Farm and Individual Service. LAWRENCE BEANE Brucefield Phone 482-9260 Available year round ro We believe we have the finest selettion of MOTORCYCLES in the area. We GUARANTEE our SERVICE AFTER SALE! COIRJNITRY STORES MT. CARMEL 237.3456 OPEN 10.10 MON. - SAT. NO •6 SUNDAY .482-3441 230 BAYFIELD RD: CLINTON Readers are reminded that ALL letters addressed to this column, will receive a personal reply, provided ypu enclose a STAMPED ADDRESSED EN- VELOPE. Asa regular summer visitor to Exeter and area I was rather startled the other morning when exercising my dog in your park to be sud- denly approached by a man, (1 presume he was a gardener) who informed me he was going to take my license number and turn it into the police who would then fine me $25.00. I asked him to show me a sign that notified me that 1 was breaking a law. This he could not or would not do. Will you clarify this situation for me please? There was a local bylaw passed two years ago which prohibits dogs hi the park at anytime, either running loose or on leash. We do however agree, that to enforce this law, signs should be - prominently posted. rMOBILE SERVICE HAUGH Alignment & TIRE SUPPLY Balancin• g 482-9796_ 482 3 T -5r2 267 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON Recently a friend of a friend ofmine took tan overdose of pills and I'm glad to say that he was fortunate enough to have his stomach pumped in time, so consequently his life was staved. So far he has not been charged with anything, I've told him he will be, but he says, "I'm crazy." Can you tell me who is right, please. w' Up until 1972 you would have been quite right in your assumption, but that was the year that it was abolished. ir4 Canada by Parliament. Up until then it was usually punishable by up to six months in prison, or a $500line, 'but as we have stated, this is no longer the case. & •Son T. Pryae Ltd. District Representative Don Denomme 1 15 HAMILTON GODERICH MONUMENTS • MARKERS LETTERING 524- 2373 or 6_62 1. -- appointments _anytime We have just received our OH IP payment for the birth of our twins and personally 1 consider it to be one giant rip- off! Did you know that OHIP only pays 50 percent for the second child when twins ,have been born? We didn't, and it came as quite a shock to my husband and myself. - • Does everyone know this? or was it just my husband and I? OHIP reimburses the subscriber 90 percent of the Ontario Medical Association fee schedule which most physicians charge, but generally speaking, if two operations are performed at one time, the fee charged for the second operation is 50 percent of the regular fee, and twin or multiple births fall into this category. Ball l Mutch LTD. 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