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PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1978
Where's a quotation by
John Christian which
runs: "Life is the art of
drawing without an
eraser." If such is the
case, then every Tuesday
the staff of the News -
Record creates a canvas
that defies description.
However, despite the
confusion, . the hasty
comings and goings of
reporters and advertising
staff, the frenzied
collection of material to
send up on the cab to
Goderich twice in the
day, - by five o'clock we
feel the finished product,
due to roll off the presses
late Wednesday af-
ternoon, will be worth the
hundred percent effort
we put into it.
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A happy, family
gathering was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Price, RR 2,
Clinton when some of the
family met for the first
time. In the group were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
McArthur of Calgary and
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart
Porteous of Etobicoke.
Mr. Porteous is
Promotion Manager of
the United Church
Observer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Gliddon, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Falconer and Ted
Wales attended the an-
nual meeting of Zone 6,
Federation of Anglers
and Hunters at the Rod
and Gun Club, Brantford
on September 15 to 17
weekend. Mr. Gliddon,
president of the Huron
Conservation
Association, headed the
Clinton delegation.
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Jean and Ray Potter of
Ray Potter and Sons
Limited in Clinton,
recently attended the
annual meeting for
Scorpion Industries Inc.,
in West Bend, Indiana.
Following the presen-
tation of the 1979 line of
Scorpion snowmobiles,
clothing and accessories
the Potters attended a
welcoming party, a
luncheon and a dinner
dance.
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The last of the three
Centennial Sundays at
Ontario Street Church
will be celebrated on
September 24. At the 11
a.m. service, the Rt. Rev.
George M. Tuttle, B.A.
B.D. Th.D. D.D.
Moderator of the United
Church of Canada will
preach.
At 8 in the evening a
rally of Huron -Perth
Presbytery has been
arranged and members
will be in attendance to
join in the final
celebration of the 100th
anniversary. Rev. Tuttle
will again ' bring the
message. The
congregation of Ontario
Street extends a warm
welcome to all.
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WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To
Christy Jean Scott Blyth September 20
Kristen Crawford RR 2 Clinton September 23
Douglas Roy Varna September 23
Paula MacDonald COnton September 24
Ruth Ann White Clinton September 24
Robbie Marriage Clinton September 25
Rose -Marie YoungAuburnSeptember 25
Chad Slotegraaf Cilnton September 25
Tracy Middleton RR4Clinton September 26
Scott Brown Cilnton September 27
John Paul Crawford Cilnton September 27
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
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It's time - for any girls
14 years and over who
would like to become
candy- stripers to apply.
They may pick up ap-
plication forms from the
Guidance Counsellor at
CHSS or from • Mrs.
Barbara Hicks, Co-
ordinator.
For any candy stripers
intent upon, a nursing
career - there remains
the prospect, next year,
of applying for one of the
Ruby Haddy Bursaries
awarded annually for
training as registered
nurses, registered nur-
sing assistants or in one
of the other allied health
programs.
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Winner of the Junior C
Hockey Booster draw for
September were the
employees of the PUC
with a joint ticket. The
prize was $100.
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You may think that you
will never need a blood
transfusion, but, then
again you never know.
So, be a blood donor -
there is always a need for
someone. The next Red
Cross Blood Donor Clinic
will be held Tuesday,
October 3 at CHSS,
Princess Street East,
Clinton, from 1:30 to 4
p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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The Huron County
Library will have a
display booth in the
Huron County Building at
the International Plowing
Match to start Tuesday,
September 26 and run
through to Saturday,
September 30. There will
be free coloring books for
children as well as book
lists and book marks for
anyone interested.
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Reports of club
meetings, celebrations,
etc. are always welcomed
by our editorial staff -
they form the meaty part
of i the paper. Without
seeming. ungrateful, may
we ask that if you are
writing a club report - it is
best to do it as soon after
the meeting as possible -
with the idea of getting it
into the news desk
preferably by Monday of
the week. From Jim and
Shelley - thank you.
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The children who at-
tended the Daily
Vacation Bible School of
the Clinton Reformed
Church of Clinton have
received a special word
of thanks from " Peter
Zwart of the Christian
Reformed World Relief
Fund for the $119.50
which they collected to
show how much they
cared for their fellow
boys and girls in the
world who need help.
On Friday, August 18 Dr. Robert G. Elgie, QC, MLA, was sworn in as a new
member of the Executive council of Ontario and made Minister of Labour. Dr.
Elgie is married to the former Nancy Anne Stewart, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey A. Stewart. Her grandparents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick
Stewart, farmed for most of their lives on concession 4, Stanley Township in
Huron. Mrs. Elgie spent many summers on her grandparents' farm. She is the
niece of Ken B. Stewart, of Brucefield and Mrs. Clifford J. Stewart and the late
Mr. Stewart of Clinton. She has many other relatives in the Clinton area. Dr.
and Mrs. Elgie and their five children live in Toronto. (photo by Ken F.
Stewart)
itr:ry News
For Kids
by Marian Doucette
All of the signs oT
autumn are upon us, and
with the coming of fall
comes the beginning of
the Clinton Public
Library's regular story
hour program. This
weekly program con-
sisting of stories, games,
and a craft is aimed at
providing children aged
three to seven with a
positive library ex-
perience. Every Satur-
day afternoon at 2:30
p.m. the children meet in
the children's room of the
library for an active hour
of entertainment. This
Saturday, September 23
will mark the beginning
of the regular story hour,
so,mark that date on your
calendar. of library ac-
tivities.
Our summer reading
Kippen UCWplan fowl dinner
By Rena Caldwell
Kippen UCW met in the
Sunday School room on
Tuesday evening Sep-
tember 12 with 24 in at-
tendance.
Mrs. Helen McLean of
Seaforth had the worship
on Stewardship. She
presented a skit which
everyone enjoyed, those
taking part were Grace
Cooper, Margaret Jones,
June Cooper, Gayle
Turner, Verda Sinclair
with Marg Broadfoot
presiding at the piano.
Mabel Kyle presided
over the business
meeting. All reports were
presented. Bake sales
and catering throughout
the summer were wor-
thwhile. ,The fowl supper
on November 8 was
discussed. Marjorie
Consitt gave courtesy
remarks.
Hostesses Joan
McCallum and Evelyn
Wright served a
delightful lunch of fruit
Smile
Georgie: Teacher,
would you scold anybody
for something they didn't
do?
Teacher: Of course not.
But, why do you ask,
Georgie?
Georgie: Well, I didn't
do my homework.
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1978
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We've got a tot to share
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Beattie, Wingham spent a.
few days with Mr. Lorne
McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Dickert, Clifford spent
Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Norman Dickert.
The sympathy of the
Community goes out to
Mrs. Alex McMurtrie in
the loss of her brother
Gerry, who passed away.
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Dobson had a narrow
escape' during the severe
electrical storm Monday
night. Mr. and Mrs.
Dobson were knocked out
of their bed and the
electric wiring was torn
off the house, the
telephone was damaged
program at the library;lis
now officially over. The
registration for
"Discover the Magic
Kingdom of Books" was
quite good and many
children read the one or
more books necessary to
receive a certificate at
the program's end. These
certificates are all made
up and members may
pick up theirs' at the
library now.
In addition to finally
having the certificates
ready, many children will
be happy to learn that the
cookbooks for those
contestants from our
"cool cooking contest"
will be ready to be picked
up at the library this
Saturday. If you were
entered in this contest be
and fire started in the
attic.
Mrs. Tom Munroe is a
patient in Clinton
Hospital.
Mrs. Ross Forrest is
holidaying in the West.
Gerry McGregor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
McGregor broke his arm
while playing at Huron
Centennial School last
Friday.
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sure to remember to pick
up your book.
The Clinton Public
Library in conjunction
with the Huron County
Public Library in
Goderich held a book-
mark contest this sum-
mer. Last week all of the
entries were judged by
Cathy Sturdy, Mary
Passchier and Grace
MacDonald of
,headquarters, and two
winners were deter-
mined.
Patty McAuliffe won
first place in the senior
division and Nancy
Alilovic won first place
in the junior division.
Both entries will be used
as bookmarks for Huron
County and both girls will
receive book prizes from
the County. These prizes
may be picked up at the
library this Saturday.
On Saturday, October
14, for one performance
only in this area, The
Friendly Puppet People
will be presenting "Mr.
Friendly's Circus". This
presentation which is
sponsored by The Huron
County Public Library
and Outreach will be held
in MacKay Hall,
Goderich, at 11 . a.m.
There is no admission fee
and all children are in-
vited to attend.
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