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CLINTON N WS^R CQ..D,. T1I11RSDAY, OCTOBER 4 ,19,79, ,,PAGE 5
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September has been a
busy month for everyone
and The Kinette Club of
Clinton is no exception.
Their first meeting of the
1979-80 year was held on
September 11, in the form
of a dinner meeting at the
Little Inn of Bayfield.'
Seventeen .. Kinettes at-
tended, including the new
president, Carol Finch,
vice*president,' Donna
Gibbings, Secretary,
Cheryl . Hohner and
treasurer, Bette Dalzell.
The Kinettes have just
completed their annual
", door to door canvass on
behalf of the Arthritis
Socieiy.. This project is
done jointly with the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority and
their combined effort has
been especially suc-
cessful and profitable for
the Arthritis Society. A
final total for this year's
canvass should be
available soon. The
Kinettes would like to
thank everyone who so
generously donated ' to
this worthy cause.
Another thank -you is
extended to all of those
who braved the cool
evening and supported
the family street dance
on September 7. Although
the weatherman did not
co-operate, the Kinettes
are pleased to turn over
approxiately $500 to the
Clinton Pool Fund. Those
who attended seemed to
enjoy this family evening%
.of movies, popcorn,
clowns, and dancing.
Donations this month
have gone to the Hospital
Penny Sale, Muscular.
Dystrophy Association
and to the Hugh Flynn
Family.
Four members of the
executive attended a
president's seminar in
Mitchell on. September 18,
1979. Clinton_ is one of
seven clubs in Zone "k"
of District 1. The other
clubs- in Zone "K" at-
tending were St. Marys,
Stratford, Mitchell,
Exeter, Goderich, and
Hensall. Aims, objects
and advice were on the
agenda of the r `district?
convenor, Sharon Wilson'
and her executive. The
Clinton Kinettes received
three District Awards -
The Efficiency Award, •
International Relations
Project and the Bloody
Good Club Award. Past
president Bev Riley was
proud to receivethese on
behalf of the club.
A reminder to all that
the Blood Donors Clinic is
to be held in the Central
Huron Secondary School
auditorium on October 18,
1979. The Kinettes are the
organizing body for this
bi-annual event and urge
everyone to give the gift
of life.
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Kippen folk
visit match
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Rena Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Mellis and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McGee, Blyth
visited with Mrs.
Margaret Hutchison in
St. Thomas on the
weekend.
Percy Wright has
returned from an en-
joyable trip to Fort
McMurray.
All roads led to the
International Plowing
Match last week and
many of the area
residents attended the
match.
Mr. Bud Hall, Aylmer,
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken McLellan and Mrs.
Dickert during the past
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle
Cooper and family were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vivan Cooper last
weekend.
St. Andrew's Church
UCW held a bridal
shower for Debbie
Consitt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Consitt on -
Moday evening Sept. 24
at the Church.
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Sign over the Tomato
Juice in a local grocery:
"Tomato Juice - for the
moaning after the night
before".
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al ays see the bright side
of the otherguy's
misfortune.