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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-11-02, Page 7• • Young Dean Martin, 7, surveyed the scene as his classmates from Grade 1 and 2 paraded through the rooms at Huron Centennial Public School on Tuesday afternoon. The costume parade was part of the school's Hallowe'en party. (News -Record photo) Figure skating news Three more registrations were made on Saturday, October 21. Beginners are privileged this year to have 3/4 of an hour practise time with full ice to themselves. As an added advantage, more time is available to them on Wednesdays 5:.15-6 This allows pros and helpers better time to assist the youngsters to enjoy learning to skate while stroking and playing ice games. The first skater to pass tests this season was Janet Tench, who passed her beginners and stroking tests. Congratulations, Janet. Two weeks ago, we discussed how skates should fit. Last week, we learned how to make them feel more com- fortable or "break them in". This week, let's talk about caring for your blades. First of all, have mom turn your skates upside down and line the blades up with her eye to check if the blades have been attached squarely on the sole of the boot. Occasionally they , are found to be off centre and the skater wonders why he has such a rough time manoeuvring! • - Always wear skate guards when walking on skates off ice (unless you tread only on •rubber mats) . After you remove your skates, remove the skate guards too. Wipe the blades as dry as possible with a soft absorbent cloth. When you hang your . skates away at home, check the blades again. They probably could be wiped dry again. Failing to do these procedures, your blades will rust. Remember to leave the guards off the blades during the week. In Mullett Elect - - - GREG BRANDON *Four Years Experience on Council. *Four Years on Clinton Fire Area Board. *Four Years on Hullett Recreation Commit- tee. Mullet, McKillop 8 Seaforth for The Huron County Board of Education Vote MARILYN KUNDER 1 I have had 13 years experience on school boards 2" I will fight to keep all, schools open. 3 I will listen to ratepayers problems 4 I wart the highest standard. for the public dollar 5 1 want public relations improved. For Information Call 527-1108 ' New skates need sharpening. If you're not sure if yours -need sharpening ask your teacher for an opinion. Someone misrepresenting the Clinton Figure Skating Club was canvassing door to door for the arena fund recently. Please note: the families of our skaters have already donated or intend to donate privately to 'the arena fund. The club itself is not soliciting for the arena fund at this time.—by Audrey Mid- dleton. 2 r --- • m - CLINTON NEWS RECORD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 , 1978—PAGE 7 News from the Hensall area By Bertha MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster and Brad. Mrs. Eva Parker of Mitchell was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -Ready, Port Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ready'and Allyn of London and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Soldan, Tracy and Jason, Pinedale Grand Bend attended services at Caven Presbyterian Bowling news • from page 6 Anonymous have 12 and the Untouchables and the Five Fabulous Freak Outs are tied with 10. Marni Tugwell had the ladies' high single of 279. Lynn. Armstrong had the high triple of 636 and the high average of 203. George Collins had the high single of 232 for the men and Jamie Cooper had the high triple of 634 and the high average of 210. Clinton Mixed Joy's Joys are still holding onto the first place position with 28 points leaving the Star Warriors second with 26% The Desperatos, the Close Encounters and the Super Six are all tied with 20 points each and the Bowling Buddies are next with 19. The Five Stars have 18 and the High Rollers are in last place with 17 points. Pat Thomas had the high single for the ladies' with 323. She also took the high triple of 736 while Libby. Strong, took the high average with 231. In the men's scores, Jamie Cooper had the high single of 307. Don Switzer had the high triple of 808 and also took the high average•of 229. �� �. , • . t, r. Church, Exeter on Sunday and witnessed the Baptism of Ryan Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Soldan and brother of Sue Anne and Jodi. Later the family were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soudant, Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kyle and children of Exeter at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Soldan, Exeter. Catharine Corbett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett returned to her home after undergoing surgery at Sick Children's Hospital in London. Queensway news "Welcome" a new resident ' at Queensway Nursing Home Mrs. Alice Rozendal from Exeter. Visitors with Mrs. Irene Kalbfleisch " were Joan Betteridge and Violet Bishop. Hazel Snell, Verna Coates and Ruby Pollen visited Louise Mitchell, Chester and Ilia Dunn, Iva Ridley visited Vera Lammie. Lenore Butler, St/ Thomas, and Irene Craigo. St. Marys visited Runa Bannerman. Olive Stephenson, Bruce and Anna Keyes visited with Russell Erratt. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith visited Lynn Latimore and Ellen Kendrick. Rev. Van Essen of Exeter conducted Church service last week ac- companied by Mrs. Van Essen. The Hensall UCW ladies conducted bingo and music on Monday at the residence. Cellulose Insulation recalled Cellulose Insulation of Scarboro has agreed to recall all the cellulose insulations for the St. Marys area in order to carry out fire testing. The St. Marys Journal Argus reported that the recall was made after an incident in the town recently. As it was reported, insulation being installed in a St. Marys home was subjected to heat from a light bulb and it started to smolder and smoke. The local fire chief, Don Swan further in- vestigated and found that when the insulation was subjected to an 'open flame it smoldered until EDUCATION FOR EMPIOYMENT Conestoga College Certificate Programs ENROL IN OUR HOME STUDY PROGRAM NOW! Study MATHEMATICS and EN- GLISH in the convenience of your own home. For more information visit our Clin- ton Campus, Vanastra Road, Clinton, or telephone 482-3458 between 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology We've got a lot to share. ` �.. • P , ..1'J1 �--• WHEN YOU SHOP THE FRIENDLY COUNTRY ET M'U ONEW Daily 9 a.m. - • p.m, epees Thursday and Friday nights 'till 9 p.m.. closed Sundays. Vanastra PRICES IN EFFECT 'TIL CLOSING TIME SATURDAY, NOV. 4 ONTARIO NO. 1 - 10 LB. BAGS AQUA OR CORAL - 3 x 5 OZ. BARS LIFEBUOY SOAP LIBBY'S - 48 OZ. TROPICAL FRUIT PUNCH 59 PRIMO 2 LB. SPAGHETTI y 89 Something New! We've now got --Fresh from the Maritimes NEWFIE PRODUCTS. Including Salt Pork, Salt Cod, Purity Foods, Salt Beef, Biscuits, etc. ALL CANADIAN -MADE MEN'S • LADIES' - CHILDREN'S NYLON WINTER JACKETS In Various Styles 'I►tll4r l l ‘Is���� Iitltll�►e fill tilil�Tl 'f11 '41tINI001,1100ii" ,v0414,0,,,,,,, goek r �1111 A A only ashes remained. There was never any flame. The insulation is listed as "fire retardent" meaning that it slows down fire. Other in- sulation is listed as "fire resistant" which means it resists fire. The installer agreed to take out faulty insulation and the company willingly recalled it for further testing, much to the satisfaction of the fire chief. The company admitted that there could be "a bad batch." GIANT STORE - WIDE "'CHRISTMAS Slap HANNASMens and Boys Wear .... WINGHAM .... ... 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