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-s if, just for
durii one political
broadcast or telecast of
,,the election campaign*.
the speaker would~ refrain
• from ripping, his ad-
versaries apart. ' If op. -
position
names'and
per'sonalities'.were.
omitted from One speech
and' only intentions for
the good of ;the.country
<`= c!ere ° aired,' :it . Would
throw' a .Whole new
flavo#tr Into the novo dull
diet -of the 1ection,men . -
The sour Petrocan
cocktail, ate' overdone
roast `o f the, economyand
lately the chokingoil spill
P
e all- be
pot nt�al are xng
attributed by the leaders
. to "any other chiefchef"
and are' being served up
over 'and over again on
Canadian pont cal`
Platter,*
Let's have just one
speech with a promise of
a new diet which would
promote ;better political
health for the nation, not
-.. a forever dwelling on
what ° has caused our
digestive ills to date.
Miss Sandra
MacDonald of Santa Ann,
California is visiting for
the week with her
grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Thorndike of
East Street., Miss
MacDonald is a narse at
-}} a �dr:'.en' pital: in
Santa Ann.
„ ` On Frida evening,
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Ja liar8 -
1 k1.9$QSpence
Cummings ,-, of . William
Street, Clinton .Was; .in-
stalled' as Potentate of the
Mocha ° Temple in Lon-.
don. Mocha -Temple
embraces various Shrine
e
h
Clubs; ' tfrom Sault "Ste.
m.Marte ta-Wiiefisoa�d-as-
far. east `as Kitchener.
Since, . Cummings now.
hol hi of i
t .,s f ce, Clinton
an , oderch become the
.focal }
points for the:.
oerem 'finial inducting of
new ' Shriners. This is
scheduled to take place at
the end of May, 1 980.
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Winner of the January,
1980 Knights of Columbus
draw was Marie Hicknell
with $229. Consolation
prize was won by Mary
Moylan with -$50. Both
winners were from the St.
Columban . area and the
winning tickets were sold
by Don ,Moylan'.
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The ' Ministry of
Industrt and Tourism
have sent a booklet to the
office detailing, upcoming
events, of the winter
season. Since the obvious.
lack of snow in'this region
<untiiw today) has thrown
some uncertainty . (
'Winter .carnivals and
snowir►obiling: ;in general,.
definite dates for illuse
events in this, locality will
be found in the ad-
vertisements elsewhere
' .hi the paper.
The calendar does list
The Recreational Vehicle
Show is taking place, in
o ---P s --S in
-The- ragres wild g;
Western • Fair Grounds,
London: Ontario ,from,
January r 24 to January 27.
., a.
The ,C,anada Farm
Show will be taking place.
at the Coliseum omplex,"y
Exhibition Place,
Toronto from January 29
to February i.
- A good -quote to'keep: in
mind- when you are
hOlding.. forth loud and
long over the election is
"Preserve an .open mind.
on all debatable
questions. Discuss, but
don't argue. It is the
mark of the superior
mind to disagree and yet
be friendly."
- Obviously -Tan 'Talk
needs role news items
phoned or brought, into
the news desk - then there
wouldn't be an overdose
of "gibberish".
To On
Christopher Riehl Seaforth January 25
Jason Riley Clinton January; 25
Dwain Shanahan Clinton . January 25
Hugh Allen Cox Clinton January 26
Janet Tench Clinton January 26
Lynn Bezaire Seaforth January 26
Mark Falconer Clinton January 27
Greg Rutledge Clinton .January 27
Donny Dolmage R.R. 2 Clinton January 27
Melisa Whalen Clinton January 28
Jillia ' McMahon Clinton January 28
Joanne Duddy Clinton January 29
Jeffery Oesch R.R. 5 Clinton January 29
Patricia Bos Clinton , January 30
To Join just come into the- News -Record office, 53
Albert St. Clinton or phone 482.3443 and have your
---name entered -in the--Birthda-y Book a/tdger your F R E E
button.
BEAVERS SCOUTS CUBS
NEWS...'by Mary Freeman
Janet Cameron opened her home to leaders
from Guides, Brownies, Pathfinders, Scouts,
Cubs -and Beavers Thursday, January 10, 1980 to
Make plans for' Guide -Scout week February 17,
• 1980 to February 24, 1980. Posters . will be
collected from each group and placed in various
windows and along with displays in several store
windows. -.
Other events to be held that week will be the
Scout Banquet to be held February 22 and a bake
sale to be organized by the joint efforts of`
Beavers, Cubs and `Se.orvtl on February 23, ai the
Town Hall from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. On February 24,
all the groups will join to attend the service at the
Presbyterian church.
BEAVERS:
It's fun. to get presents, but more fun to share
them with friends as the Beavers discovered
Wednesday night. Although "Jaws" and "Mr...
Mouth",.'seemed to be the most popular, every
Beaver -got the chance" to play the game" of their
choice; "drop the potato" a _new game in-
troduced by new .'leader• Hawkeye brought our
game right to a
close. -
Next week will be a special event as the
Beavers .will be introduced to "Keeo" and
"Kano" the newest members of the colony.
CUBS: •
The "Tawny Star" group under the leadership
of "Kaa" are learning to use their imagination
and creative skills. Jeff Lyon crafted a pin
holder from rocks 'and wire and Mathew
Kerrigan built a model boat. Mathew also
demonstrated the use of a typewriter, while Jeff
Roy produced a poster on bicycle safety. Scott
Stevens chose to write a short interesting -Story
on .st dog". .
$eghera and his red star group are completing
their study in hygiene and nutrition and are
beginning work in game leadership,Billy Hoskin
fulfilled a red star requirement by drawing an
obstacle course. The sixes closed the evening by
entertaining the group with skits and songs.
SCOUTS:
Scouts made final preparations for their
winter` camp to be held ' in Owen Sound this
coming weekend.
Gun, handling badges were awarded to SoftBeaneWesley Delve, Brian Phiilips._Sh-a-wn
Semple. The silver level of the physical fitness
achievement badge was awarded to Dave
Moffatt.
Place for Ki
Written by Kathryn MacKay
The Moon
250°F
•
M irvuS 28a F
The moon is bright because it reflects the sun's light. On the bright
surface of the moon the temperature is hot enough fo Moil water —
about 2510°F. The dark places on rhe moon are extremely cold —
about 280°F. --- which is cold enough to freeze the mercury in a
• thermometer
The moon is always the same size -- •about '/ the size of the
earth - but it looks like it gets smaller and larger. This is'because
theearth gets in the way of the sun's light and Casts a shadow on the
moon. Before this scientific fact was known people made up starire's
to.cxplainr why the Moon changed size, One ligend saidthat a giant
frog Was eating the moors.
•
Illustrated by Lesley Fairfield
Some.people heltecc Lf4at the 'Moon ef'OIngcs peoples' moods
rotates around the earth he Romans called the moon •I vn:
From that Word we row has e the adlecttves 'lunar' and 'bones'
The moon has no atmosphere and therefore no weather There t.
no life on the moon, although'every A.ow...and thcp tt uses otl
slight tremor A person that weighs IX() pounds on earth onl'
weighs 60 on the moon "`"'
The moon has on Its surface man\ moililtams and 6 r.tr t T
Newton crato'r is, about 29.(100 feet dctp.andis ser' sol,l.rn,l ,ir)r
. at its bottom. The tallest mountain on oath. 11 placed nt•nfe rite.
Crater. s+ould just peep over the top
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Guide news
By Jane Whalen
- Pathfinders
Six girls have now
completed the
requirements in the
Challenge Series "° to
receive their lst Bronze
,Exnblerns.
Congratulations girls.
The ' -atm meetings
ex n - t w eet ngs
have been cancelled for
scool exams. See you all
on February 5,
. Guides°
After having campfire
and games Mrs. Draper
Visited, and"".spoke
dangers of smoking,
alcohol and ' drugs. The
girls found 'this "..'ver
informative. and , would
like to thank MA:Draper
forteaching them.
Each patrol got some
ideas for Thinking Pay on
,�%fro lads
workers
because of mild weather
•
Ski resorts aren't. the tis Snow soon the teen
only businesses suffering might .be off' the job until
Y the spite shipping
because of the .lack of g
snow and tee this winter.' `:season opens, Coughlan
with
said: One, consolation is -
28
'Wi h the market,
t� for that the mild weather
salt tQ dust icy Highways ,
down'this season 1 - may move the opening of:
i t onatas the season u a few weeks
Inc. in: Goderich Was
ha k,
e r'w
to t thi d xn
e,
foroeGi 'Sararday io 1`ay off
2$ rod do March, he. said.
production n erzipipyees � e l f s� "affe. t�
at tt$ Sifto ,salt mine here, h _ , , ayo f c
"°'Another 31 about half th.e mine s
mels were x;day:::
laid off about, a ' wreels p •on workers,
-Mo d� '• dlazi said that,
Monday' ay vc,►laxle a ;Mazar- � �.does under round" roof' in` althe minebaaiag sttradewithhetunnel.is �blastedand
.F, , , chem,?�,Qal._.„ _co Pontes.,
cLear+edma�ay',
Mine ma a road salt is a big seasonal
n ger Bill
business—!."We're almost_
C,�ughlau-said ' M'onday: .. „
__Arnold Bladen,. Waterloo, South Western Ontari :, _; there is a., possibilitythe
like the ski operators, he
Blagden, '� � Workers added.
General Insurance Agent for " the Knights . of laid off Saturday
� be•
Columbus . resents the 1979 Insurance Donor -Roil` to' may brought ht back to
r
GrandKnight l Seamus tib f 5 89 fill storage Sial e
eams I7 erty +� Council. 2 s drag. pads now -
(Father Stephen Ekert) of Seaforth: This-Honor-----bei-ng.built to stockpile ' ,Influence" '
Roll can only be attained by meeting the insuranee salt. Ithi ence is what ,
g However, unless there,
you: think you hake, unti1
ciuota for the yea�� 1y }y,
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Brownies
1st Brownie Pack:
Muaiday, lawny owl,
Mrs. Martin presented
Golden Ladders to Julia
Martie..,,... Julie Carter,
Lynn Feeney, Shelly
Hayter, Jennifer
Hodgins, Alana
Colquhoun and Andrea
Carlin.. ' Congratulations
to all the girls.
2nd Brownie Pack:
Brown'Owl Mrs. White
helped the girls who are
flying up to finish off their
knitting while Guider
Mrs. Murray passed the
Golden Hands on
wrapping and addressing
a parcel for mailing and
Guider Mrs Whalen
passed the Golden Bars
on throwing, bouncing
and-hopping-accurately,—
The Brownies learned a
new song and all are
working on their Neigh-
' bour Badge.. ' ,
Guiders Meeting -
The Guiders held their
March meeting at the
home of;4anet Cameron.
Guiders Bev.° Cotton and
Jane Whalen were
enrolled by Com
inissioner Joyce Irwin.
We received information
on many training days
during the next few
months Three „books
"The Brownie 'H'and-
book" `Like Meanies It's -
Catching'.' and the
"Guide Handbook" have
been placed in the
libraries in Clinton and
Blyth during Inter-
national Year of The
Child. June 21 is Rally
day to be held at the
Crystal Palace. in Atwood
-for all units. Crests for
-the 79th'---Anni-versary of
Guiding in 1980 are to be
available. The Scouting
leaders then joined the
meeting and plans were
made for Guide -Scout
week Feb. 17 - 24. Thank
you to Mrs. Cameron for
the use of her home and
the delicious lunch. -
Brownies meet
On Monday January 7,
1980, at the Legion at 7
p.m., ' til}e First Clinton
Brownie Pack gathered
together and once they all
carne we started opening
ceremonies. Then we
worked in our separate
groups and when that was
over we had a game.
At Pow Wow, each, of
the Brownies told about
one thing they got for
Christmas. We were
invited to, a party and
were, reminded to bring
pennies for, Lord and
Lady Baden -Powe -11's
birthday,
We then had closing
ceremonies.—by Miss
Julia Martin.
The second Clinton
Brownie Pak held their
first meeting at the.
Chilton Public School.
After getting into the
groups, the girls placed
the carpet, toad stool,
Hooter and the flag, in
their places.
The gropu played
Giant's House which was
enjoyed very much. After
that they sang a song and
closed the meeting. -by
Diane Bradshaw.
There is a couple who
have,, been drifting apart
ever since they got their
water bed,
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