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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-10-04, Page 2PA.PE 2 --rcwiToNNEwsfREcoRD, TfluRPDAY, CoCTOBgit 4 1979 P. Thanksgiving weekend - and the thoughts of many flit centered on the home. 'Thinking about this, while starting this week's column, brings to mind a guest editorial which appeared in the publication "Concerns" which we received here in the office. The editorial was written by a former Presbyterian minister of St. Andrew's C.hurc Clinton - the Rev E. G Nelson. He was writin on the subjec "Pressures" and w quote in part: "There i no doubt that we need place to escape O. place where we can fee warm, secure and loved In this, The Internationa Year of the Child, w need to take a fresh loo at the HOME as tha place of refuge from th pressures of the world.' And, in conclusion h writes, "Let we th parents of this nation, i this The Internationa Year of the Child, resole to make our houses HOMES." "Concerns" is the quarterly publication o Alcohol and Drug Con cerns, Inc. and Mr Nelson is Chairman of the Youth Programmes Committee. He is now h • g t, e a A t 1 • 1 e g k h t e t w e L n ; 1 a e N t arel looking for a p manent home. ±++ Warren and Mar Gibbings of Kirk:Stre Clinton have just co pleted a wonderful trip British Columbia b train. Leaving Septemb 6 and, returning Se tember 28 they toure Victoria and Vancouve Thecouple, who hay previously travelled to Austria, Switzerland, Germany \ and England, said "The scenery on' the west coast was terrific and stressed that seniors can get good deals on ravel trips. On the return journey hey stopped in Nipigon, Ontario to see their randdatiglifer and her usband, Linda and Bud Markman. There they oured a logging camp here Bud works, it is art of the Great Lakes umber Company. Linda s also involved in field ork with the ministry of atural Resources. Summing up their trip, he travellers noted Every place has its own, ut there's no place like ome." Ed and Fran Porter o R5, Clinton attended the wedding of their gran- ddaughter, Cathy Porter last Saturday, September 29. Cathy, formerly of Clinton, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter of Wellington, Ontario, and married Randall Keown, of Dwight, Ontario. The ceremony took place on the lawn of Lumina Resort, Dwight, a beautiful setting among the autumn colouritig of the trees and beside the lake. er- AlSt back front a -Lwonderful tour to Pen- nsylvania and New York ie • are Lots Taylor and et, Grace Cri6h. While there rn- they visited the bat. to tlegroung at Gettysburg and the Amish court- er tryside. They also toured P" the Hershey Chocolate d Factory and the r' elaborate Milton Hershey e School for the less for- tunate children which has an enrollment df 1500. In New York Weir tour ended at Corning where they saw the Cor- ningware Glass Centre. Clinton Nursery School held its first parent meeting September 27. The meeting was well attended and many fund raising ideas were discussed. There will be a bake sale the first week in December and also a sale of recipe books. A raffle for a gingerbread house and Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls will also be held. The next meeting will be held October 24, all parents are urged to attend. There is a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic to f take place Thursday, October -18 from 1:30-4:00 p.m. and 5:30-8: 30 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary. School.. The need for blood is great, please make a note of this clate. + Winner of the Knights of Columbus draw for September 27 was Alphonse Dietrich of Dashwood with the winning ticket being sold by Bill McCann. The consolation prize was won by Marg Shea of Seaforth. PP h R minister at Motherwell- Avonton. In the classified section of this paper there is an advertisement for two puppies to be given away - but the words of the ad do not tell the whole sad story. These two pups were • abandoned at the end of a driveway of a rural home and the lady of the house took them in and is giving them temporary shelter. They To Allison Slotegraaf Joshua Baker David Hayward Jennifer Buffing( Beverley Walker Kelly Spencer Corrie Smith Julie Porter On Cflnton October 4 Cllnton October 6 Ralston, Alta. October 6 Clinton October 6 R.R. 2 Wingham October 7 Clinton October 8 Vanastra October 9 R.R. 3 Bayfield October 9 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 FR EE button. Father Joseph Hardy Seamus Doherty Knights miofficers stall executive ocer$ • Last Thursday's general membership meeting of the Father Stephen Eckert Council of Seaforth was preceded by the installation of its executive officers. The ceremonies were con- ducted in the St. Columban Council Chambers by District Deputy Jim Devereaux assisted by District Warden Leo Hagan. Filling the position\ of Chaplain is Reverend Father Joseph Hardy.As Grand Knight for the second year is Seamus Doherty from Clinton. Deputy Grand Knight is Ewart Wilson from Seaforth; Chancellor is Don Moylan from St. Columban; recorder is Wilfred Mousseau from, Hensall; financial secretary is Jerry Flanigan from Zurich; treasurer is Leon Bannon from Seaforth; advocate is Dennis Rau from Two hurt in, crash Damages totalled $6,000 and two people were injured in a three car crash at the west limits of Clinton on September 28, Clinton police reported, Aloysius McQuaid, 19, of Seaforth and Herve J. DeJordy, .24, of London was taken to Clinton hospital with minor in- juries after the cars they were driving met with a parked car, sitting in the Elm Haven parkin-Va.. The eastbound DeJordy and McQuaid cars collided on Huron Street. The DeJordy car, who was indicating a left turn went out of control, • veered into the Elm 4-H club learns stitches The first meeting of the Clinton III, 4-H Homemaking Club was held at the home of Mrs.. P. Sandercock on Sep- tember' 26. New members Kathy Staddon, Michelle Whalen and Andrea Stilith were welcomed and the meeting opened with the pledge and the election of officers. The officers for the club are: president, Connie Evans; vice president, Beth Sandercock; secretary, Barb Young; press reporter, Johanna Van Diepen. Mrs. P, Sandercock handed out the canvas and a needle and discussed the different kind 'of canvas and the different yarns used. , Mrs. Sandercock demonstrated how to thread a needle and showed how to work the gobelin stitch on the canvas . L Where people sleep 4. A makes a good house pet 6. Before eating may have to set the 8. Clothes are hung in a 9. Where dishes are washed 11. Bacon is fried in a 12. _ cover the windows 13. Like a door mat. only larger 14. Another name for chesterfield 15. They connect the floors of a house 17. Both a measurement and arae to play 18. Some can are parked in a - Down 1. Some houses are made of wood and some are made of - 2. A dcior won't squeakif it is - 3. For cooking on 4. A table for writing on is 5. Carrots grow in a vegetable '- 7. It is used for sweeping 10. This room is for cooking In 11. Another word for veranda 12. Smoke goes up this 14. You can sit on a rocking - 16. 'To open a locked door you need a ,4 , I •,1114irgfil 1111119111111illlallidaigiNik 77771 Haven parking lot, hit a parked car owned by Kevin Dutot of Clinton and then overturned. Damage to the DeJordy vehicle was set -at $5,000 and damage to the McQuaid car was $1,060. A car driven by Phyllis Helen Szusz, 42, of RR 1, Blyth received $1,300 in damages and a second vehicle driven by Hazel Feagan, 72, of Goderich • received $1,500 following an October 2 accident. The Szusz vehicle was southbound on Albert Street and the Peagan car was northbound, making a left turn when the two collided. . A September 26- ac- cident resulted in $750 in clamagesi4Wo cars. Clinton police reported that the Huron Street accident occurred when a car driven by Cheryl Hohner, 29, of Clinton and a car driven by John Lorne Webb, 75, of Goderich collided. Damage to the Hohner car was $400 and $350 to the Webb vehicle. Gymnastic classes on The Clinton Recreation „Committee is sponsoring a new venture - gym- nastic classes for children, three years of age and up. Two professionals will be instructing - John Batty of Blyth and JoAnne Kettle of Goderich. The classes commence this Thursday, October 4 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary School Gym and all children are asked to corne- in stretch suits or shorts. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL AND WE SELL 41.,4 VOLVO & MAZDA WE ALSO SERVICE WHAT WE DON'T SELL! FOREIGN CARS OUR SPECIALTY! WE'RE THE ONE WHEN IT COMES TO VOLVO MAZDA MWMOTORS LIMITED 184 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-7212 4 OPEN: mon. o vt. 14, Sas. 4 tato t)olir. opon other hours hvois�utinnt. HOW TO FINO US HEADING ;Out0N HWY NO. 21 VICTdriSNA St.) TURN Wt ON 54'.?I 51 PROCEED noicts ALO( 5 urich; lecturer is Richard McKay from Blyth; warden is Frank Crowley from St. Columban; inside guard is John Van Bakel from Dublin; outside guard is Brian Lynch from Goderich; trustees are Phillip Durand from St. Joseph, Francis Hicknell from- St. Columban and Thomas Ryan from Mount Carmel. The Council area, Mount Carmel to Blyth, is well represented by the area and offers members an opportunity to opinions to representatives. voice their 11 $ , • i 0 The elementary teachers of Huron County are PJeased to Present Dr, Donald Merger,lscm as a gueSt Speaker for an evening professional activity lecture. Dr. Morgenson is broadly acclaimed for his speaking ability and is vvell,known throughout Ontario for his presen- tations on childhood° development and psychology. Dr,. Morgenson is a professor from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo. His presentation, "Childhood's End", has been chosen as an in- troduction to the United Nations "Year of the Child" week activities in the school systems across the globe. The professional developrnent committee We4neadaY,.00tober 17 at Clinton. Pil61fo School 0 permit parents, as well as teachers, to participate in the activity. A good attendance is expected. Refreshnients will be served. EED To KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT has arranged his presentation for 8 p.m., YOUR NEW 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 COMMUNITY? 11 likome gort, 4.to. Phone 412-9235 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful. community information. AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Clinton Electric 0 White Westinghouse 4- HTtpLJii Appliances SALES 14. SERVICE APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAIN- TENANCE. 90 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 DIESEL Pumps and injectors Repaired For all Popular Makes Huron Fuel injection Equipment Bayfield Rd., Clinton 482-7971 I 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 INSURANCF,AGENCY INC. Insurance - Real Estate Investments Itaac St., Clinton Phone Office 482-9747 Len Theedom 482-7994 Hal Hartley 482-3693 C. Buruma 482-3287 JOHN VVISE-'- GENERAL INS.i.JRANCE- GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Clinton Office:482-9644 Res.:482-7265 OPTOMETRY JOHN 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. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661 . • TELEVISION AND STEREO ETIEFS 213 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 482.7021 .w. MAGNAVOX -PHILIPS - SHARP -OPT ponents LHI ONICA Colour T.V. and Audio com Sale* and Service CHANNEL MASTER -DE T.V. & F.M. Antenna System6 'GROVES T.V. AND APPLIANCES 10 HURON ST., CLINTON 482-9414 *ADMIRAL *McCLARY TVand Appliances Laundry and Builf.in .. *SHARP Appliances TN. and Microwave Ovens• *CHANNEL -MASTER *JENN-AIR AND. DELHI , Builf.in,COoking System* Antettria syttom* ). .'. SendC0 what we $00,0, ., ... . 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