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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-09-06, Page 2PAGE 2-,,CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, S>PTE.MB.ER 6 , 1979 September always seems like "back to" time - back to school, college or university, back to regular meal and bedtimes, back to in- creasingly darker mornings and a nip in the air - and how could we forget, for the football buffs - back to TV foot- ball. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sutter accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollock, Cambridge, were in Toronto on Tuesday, September 4 attending the funeral of their uncle, the late W. Edward Floody. +++ Mrs. Viola Lampman and Gladys Hoggarth have returned from a 15 day bus trip to the Maritime Provinces via the states. Much to their surprise, while crossing on the ferry from P.E.I. to Halifax, they met Mr. and Mrs. Menno Martin from the Base Line Crossing. + + + Frank MacDonald from Sunnyvale, California, son of Mrs. Margaret Thorndike, East Street, is holidaying in Clinton where he will visit family and renew acquaintances with old friends. +++ Mrs. Elizabeth Medd attended the wedding of - her granddaughter, Deborah Anne. Williams to Scott Wheatley, at Holy Trinity Church, North Vancouver, B.C. on August 24, 1979. Deborah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams (Marilyn Medd) of North Vancouver, B.C. + + + Mrs. Margaret Cun- nington of Vernon, B.C. visited last week with her brother; Jim Fitzgerald, Lois, Andrea and Kris in Clinton'. + ++ A fortieth wedding anniversary dinner party was held Saturday, August 25, 1979 in the Clinton Hotel to honour Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lockhart of Huron Street. This was a family gathering with their four children present - Carol (Mrs. Al Finch), Janet (Mrs. John Koetsier), Don Lockhart of Parry Sound and Bruce Lockhart of Clinton. After the dinner party, WISHES. A HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Freddie Peel Lisa. Beattie Jeffrey Turner Brad Westerhaut Mark Wammes 'Vicky Lou Riley Ben Lobb Kevin Black Christopher Van Loo DebbieSiertsema Kimberley Wright Susan Van Egmond On Auburn Sept. 6 Clinton Sept. 7 Clinton Sept. 7 R.R. 1 Clinton Sept. 8 R.R. 2 Seafortb Sept. 9 Londesboro Sept. 10 Clinton Sept. 10 Clinton Sept. 10 Clinton Sept. 11 Bayfield Sept, 12 Londesboro Sept. 12 R.R. 1 Clinton Sept. 12 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' button. :A i�1=2 9z=3�-��• 6 2=4 d, P _ocx I�w ��n r -D 1 "Ai 1 CHILDREN'S CORNER LITTLE PEOPLES PUZZLE ,4 fibis4 1. ni MEM EMI 9 ■ Art 1...141G L. ll.rwPw. • ...,�.w Y✓A, rr Ft7'r,fte 5Na • • Ev 4 -ACROSS 7 -ACROSS 1. 3-Z, 48 9 '1\MO1 'S 'NEidA 'b 'S1VGINAO '2 WA/8 i -- uM0C 'Nad.'6 'SSaaa '6 "131:18V84v4M14/ 'e 'Axonei -- ssoJoy Salm* QUIZ Special bays in. What Months? Mother's Day .W., thank*0ivin0 Day Val'nfine's Day Remembrance Day Answer Next Week Answer to Last sad, knd irirst Liter oo 's MIX-UPS earl, ilia sipallll� .,IfosK • a social evening with forty family and friends present was held at the home of Janet and John Koetsier. Very, special members of the celebration were. the Lockharts' 11 grand- children. + + + Milford W. Dust of Mary Street was the representative from this area attending the P -A -G bus trip held recently to inspect the corn facilities in Walnut and Aurora, Illinois. The tour included a stopover in Peresco, Michigan to tour a farm utilizing a line irrigation \\sys.tem. The morning of the second day was highlighted by a visit to the Corn Research station at Aurora. The afternoon was spent at the P -A -G plant in Walnut, Illinois where our Canadian hybrid seed i processed. On the return trip, a s op was made to tour the f rms of Dean Morehouse and Sons. This gentleman farms approximately 1,500 acres of beans, winter wheat and corn with 500 acres of corn in total. Altogether a very successful tour. + + + Donald Cudmore, son of Lotiella and Gordon Cudmore of Clinton, graduated at the Spring -.Convocation at U.W.O. on June 4, 1979,with a diploma in .education. Don has accepted, a teaching position at Leamington District Secondary School. The llth Convocation of Conestoga College will be held on Saturday, Sep- tember 29, 1979. The following area residents will be graduating at this time: Cynthia Louise Mid- dleton of RR 3, Clinton' is a graduate of the Graphic Technician Program at the Doon Campus. She is now employed with Herrington Printing and Publishing Company, Erin. Mary Rhynard of 80 King St. Clinton is a graduate of the Job Readiness Program at the Stratford Campus. Corry Maria Schotts of 349 James St. Clinton is a graduate of the Visiting Homemaker Program at he Clinton Campus. She s now employed with Town and Country Homemakers. Corry is on he President's Honour List. A special reminder that egistration for Clinton Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders will take lace at the Clinton egion Hall, Kirk Street n September 12 at 7 p.m. If there are any niforms to be sold, leas ' bring them at this ime. This is a whole new eason for these three roups and new rograms have . been lanned to make it uccessful and in- eresting. + + + . The real reason you can't take it with you is. that it goes before you do. +++ Kissing is a means of getting two people so close together that they can't see anything wron with each other. The Varna pee wee girls baseball team are the inter -township ch'amas. Team members included, back row, left to right, coach Marjorie Hayter, Patti Mommersteeg, Tracey Erb, Julie McBeath, Faye Carnochan, Laura Hill, and coach Pat Taylor. Front row, Lisa Telford, Mary Gibson, Sherri Chuter, Lori Hayter, and Rosslyn Elliott. Missing from the photograph were Therese Marshall, Nicole Doiron, and Cindy Talbot. (photo by Mary Chessell) - Varna people visit with families By Mary Chessell Congratulations to Lloyd Heard, who was the lucky $1,000 winner at the final Monster bingo of the summer in Clinton. The Dowsons attended a gathering of the Jewitt and Snell families at the Conservation Park at Clinton on Sunday honoring Ross and Bonnie Jewitt on the occasion of their tenth wedding anniversary. The ` Chessells were part of a family gathering on Sunday at the home of Mary's brother, Norman Jefferson, on -the Staffa= Fullarton road. John and Norma Jefferson and family of Sault Ste. Marie were ` home for_ the weekend. Team. wins Another inter -township ball championship has come to Stanley this year, The peewee girls defeated Holmesville in the semi-final and Goderich in the final after one game, when Goderich withdrew from -the series. They wound up the season with a game against their mothers, and had to work hard to keep ahead of them, winning by a 19. to 17 score. This team, was coached by Marjorie Hayter and Pat Taylor. .The September meeting of the United Church Women is tonight at 8:30. Rally Day service for the Sunday School pupils is this corning t the Legion By Rene Brochu Our Pipe Band arrived back home safe and sound this week and from all reports, they had an extrer1S. busy schedule of performances and a very pleasant holiday in bonny Scotland. In most cases however, they were glad to be home again in" our "young" Canada which has more \to offer its populous than most countries of our world here on earth. The Massed Band was well received at all its appearances in ten major centres in Scotland. Our Clinton Pipe and Drum Band, under the super- vision of Pipe Major Len McGregor, Drum Major Jim Kennedy, and Color Sgt. Ivan Hoggart were presented with many plaques and certificates by the many towns and cities in which they performed. A hearty welcome back home to our band and color party as well as the many Sunday, when attendance certificates will be presented. Anniversary services are a week from Sunday, Sept. 16, and Rev. Wilena Brown, our new minister, will be the speaker. Residents of Varna who missed the parade at the Bayfield Fair on Saturday were treated to a local parade that evening, when all the parade entrants from the village donned their costumes again, and on their decorated bicycles and tricycles, paraded around the streets of' Varna. Several other children decorated their bikes and joined in the fun. . Buslike tomatoes The garden patch or farmers' field are targets of an unpopular insect - sap beetles. These small, dark beetles are at- tracted to the odor of fermenting juice from blemished tomatoes and corn. Sometimes called picnic beetles, they can be identified by two yellow spots on each wing cover. They damage tomatoes by boring into the fruit through, cracked and bruised areas, says Professor H.W. Goble, advisor to the Pest Diagnostic and Advisory Clinic, University of Guelph. The clinic, supported by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, receives many inquiries about the pesky sap beetle. Sweet corn is also susceptible to invasion if - corn borer, earworm or bird damage exposes the kernels. When plentiful, sap beetles can enter the cob through the silk. "Control depends on harvesting practices, particularly in the case of tomatoes," says Professor . Goble. "Remove cracked. and ,squashed, tomatoes from t the field tc , discourage heavy infestation. Sap beetles won't feed on healthy tomatoes." . With proper chemical control, sweet corn can be protected from corn borer and earworm damage, and thus beetle invasion. Professsor Goble advises using seven spray according to the manufacturer's direc- tions. Bird damage is more, difficult to control, but a homemade scarecrow offers some protection in the home garden. R.K. PECK APPLIANCES "In The Heart of Down Town Varna" • Vacuum Cleaners - Sales and Service of most makes • CB Radios and Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts Varna. Ont. Phone 482.7103,\ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Clinton and area people who accompanied the band for a holiday in Scotland. Our bingo team last week made up of associate members captained by Steve Cooke held another financially successful bingo with some 98 bingo enthusiasts taking part. Heather Plumsteel and Irene Flanagan., both regular attenders, split the $200 jackpot prize. On Friday TGIF was again a pleasant evening for our membership and friends the goodies on the food table proved in- viting, 'as no leftovers were in evidence, which is, of course the way it should be. Mrs. Lloyd Schoenhals rfrom Goderic'ff-''won the TGIF draw prize. Jim Corran had not registered and so the attendance draw went unclaimed. So register now and become eligible this coming Friday evening. Clinton Electric '. h k ,'Ves'incro,,s, "4- crirtt Appliances SALES 8. SERVICE. APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAIN- TENANCE. 90 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 AnstettJewellers LIMITED 11 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-391 OPEN WEDNESDAYS For Your Convenience HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 • a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m. DIESEL Pumps and injectors Repaired For all Popular Makes Huron Fuel injection Equipment Bayfield Rd., Clinton 482-7971 APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 Lloyd Garland FURNITURE REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY Corner 5th Avenue and Halifax St., Vanastra Phone 482-9576 INSURANCE GAISER-KNEALE- INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Insurance - Real Estate Investments 'Isaac St., Clinton Phone Office, 482-9747 Len Theedom 482-7994 Hal Hartley 482-3693 C. Buruma 482-3287 JOHN WISE GENERAL INSURANCE— GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Clinton Office:482-9644 Res.:482-7265 OPTOMETRY 1E1HN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:30 Saturday 9:00-12:00 Closed Wednesday BY APPOINTMENT - Free parking on premises R.W. 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