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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-03-13, Page 4. OPTOMETRY ,AG 4 CLINTON NEW"RE ft TM,IRSDMV, MARCH 13 980 Bob and Kay -Campbell dinner. y funeral of heniece,. Mrs.acid` Bili and Marg + - + Robert (petty) Morrow Counter have just On the ocluasl.f n of their o �. s from a weeks 25th anniversary, a f Ancaster last Tuesday. returned dinner was held Mrs. Morrow oc- .holiday in St. Lucia of thesurprise'casioxtaily, visited Clin- Lesser Antilles. at Benmenin ~Inn ton. She was thedaughter, Staying at the Halcyon Saturday evening, April of Mrsi-Milton Cook Sands hotel on Vigie 7o for Mr. and.. LL.s._I2.oug Jones by their son Dale . +- + Beach, they thoroughly The coming events of mother. enjoyed the sea and sun and wife Debbie.: Later this h paper' carries an ' + + + while acquiring enviable they returned to 'the farm thus in. temperatures of the bride's parents, advertisement for the To all the expert bir- tans l n 82 and 8? puppet show Dragon Baird dwatchers and most Norman and Edith Stewpresented by the of Brucefield where 45 others who enjoy the degree's. Frog Print Theatre, to featheredfolk the A striking sight on guests greeted therrt. takeplace in the Clinton approaching the harbour Progressive euchre and following is probably old pF g dancing completed the Town Hall, March 20 at hat. But to me, finding a entrance to the island are evening. 2:30 P•m�=free admission. fat Cardinal feasting off the Petit and Grand + + + This one-man show is the picnic table in the Pitons, mountains The family of Mrs. being staged primarily" back yard, was covered with tropical Donald Taylor of for the school folk who . somewhat of a triumph. growth. will be on holidays next While the picnic table has Goderich are very happy � ._,± + • --.- crh creler-home-after --.week.---U,-,-.i • .,.,-most.,..-.i.,n»:.._---served-w•-.many courses, Charles and Lee very lengthy stay at teresting, in as much as, Proctor, Arnold and Jean besides the performance seeds - suet - berries - , Taylor and two Children, University Hospital and bread to sparrows, y Westminster Hospital in ofthe ster,y-there-is-also a bluejays - junkos, etc. the be Abortion - Is it just a Catholic Issue? The speakers will be Dr. R. Bannister - an Anglican doctor, Rev. M. Barz Lutheran . Paster and Mrs. M. Bezner ` - Baptist and Don and Eileen McGregor and their son were up on Lake Nipissing on March 1 fishing through the ice which had a thickness of 3-4 feet. Their efforts were rewarded with enough for one fish London, ressllting from a very bad accident last April. Our thoughts for her future are foremost in our minds and we wish her the very best. -t;++ Miss Freda Schoenhals of Clinton attended the To Randy Burt Clinton Anjanette Carter Clinton Brian Buffinga David Hiltz Clinton James Rhynard Clinton Tracey St. Louis R.R. 4 Clinton Colleen McAdam Holmesville Kelly Lynn Renner sktwakout Robbie Crich Goderich Jason MCASh Varna Jeffry Oestreicher Clinton -Tammy Elliott Clinton Robbie MacAulay Clinton Michael-Kaastra Clinton Christine Johnston Bayfield Cleo Hubert Clinton Andy Watson Clinton. Janet Ducharrne R.R. 2 Bayfield R.R. 1 Londesboro On March 13 March 13 March 14 .March 14 March 14 March 14 March 15 March 15 March 16 ,March 16 March 17 March 917 March 17 March 17 March 18 March 19 March 19 March 19 to Join lust come Into the News Record offlc:,, 53 Albert St Clinton or phone 482 3443 and have your name entered in the Birthday Book and get your. FREE button emonstration segment last week has been a first involving the students in for the Cardinal who the techniques of making came to dinner, and, as is puppets come alive and his custom, returned for the process of putting early breakfast. together a puppet show. •This city -slicker, en - Make it a must to see deavouring to become this. ruralized, -is constantly + + + indebted to my travelling A program on cancer companion, Dorothy will be shown on "W5", McLeod, of Bayfield for the CTV Network many times improving production, on Sunday, my knowledge of the March 16 at 10 p.m. It will „nature of things" as we feature the filming of a make our daily run to and .Coping With Cancer from Bayfield. group session at.Ontario .'.., .ivision as well as footage at the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto. Wesley -Willis UCW •4Sxee-u-ti-ve _held -it-s regular meeting on March .5 with the. for- thcoming Noon Luncheon of Thursday; March 27 being the main topic. The Basement Bargain Sale scheduled for Friday, April 18 was also discussed and also some plans made toward the Morning Market planned for Saturday, November 1. +++ The newly formed New Dimensions Group of St. Andrew's Church is very active. This Saturday, the members are holding a St. Patrick's Tea and Bake Sale in the church from 2 to 4 p•.m. • Also on Sunday they are sponsoring a Skating Party for the S't. Andrew's Sunday School group from '4 to 5 p.m. • +++ St. Joseph's Church, Clinton will be continuing the adult series on "The Community - Building Up or Tearing Down," this Sunday, March 16. The subject for discussion will Stars on Ike a success Clinton "Stars on Ice,t presented by, the Figure Skating. Club on Friday March 7 was a big suc- cess, with a crowd of approximately. 1,000 people jamming . the arena. ' The carnival committee was well pleased and wish to thank anyone who contributed in any way. On Saturday, it was back to skating as usual at 8 a.m. and the following skaters passed 'badges: beginner, -:Nicole Garon, Brian Heminway, Susan Kirton, Lori Kumrn, Shane MacDonald and Dale Marsh; stroking, Card party The ddfellows """ and— Rebekah Lodge held a very successful card party on Thursday, March 6 in the Lodge Hall. Winners were: lone hands, Mr. Parker; ladies' high, Mrs. White; ladies' low, Edith Wright; men's high, Margaret Thorndike, playing as a man; men's low, Walter Pepper.. The first draw prize was won by Helen Sootheran, and second by Mrs. Aldie Crich. There will be another card party on March 20 with everyone we com e. BEAVERS SCOUTS NEWS... by Mary Freeman Beavers: 'Red Light Green Light' was the opening game and the Beavers eagerly joined in as they arrived at the pond. Earning badges can be fun and "Keeo" put his badges on display explaining to the Beavers how they could earn badges of their own when they become Cubs. The Beavers are eager to learn of Cubs and had many questions -to ask of "Keeo". A reminder to parents there will be no meeting during spring break. The next regular meeting beMarch 26. Cubs -On Saturday, March 8 the Cubs travelled to Brown's Hill for a toboggan party. Mike Es(sery, Bev Semple, Grant Morgan, and Bill Hoggarth were on hand with snowmobiles for those who preferred the easier way up the hill. Hot drinks, baked beans and hot dogs completed a fun day. A special thanks to those who provided transportation and mother, Sherry Small& helping With the food. Thursday night, the Cubs brought their rally cars to the meeting and competition was keen among the packs. Winners were finally chosen from the Brown and Red pack. Badges were given to Terry Strickland for collectors and Jamie Gibbings for Black Star. A note to parents: there will be no meeting during Spring Break. The next regular meeting will be March 27. Radisson and Groseillers Written by Kathryn 'v1acka� Illustrated by 1.esleFairfield Ra.1n‘„r.. r•, 1 (rr rr +� 'u,. rctrrl�n.IM Iur trailers wh,� h In.,:_.,y, uI (.tna.la the arca fl_.,{ HA, ,a., rrl,,rc,lwhenthe were rli., ,rr, ,� i. Ra�lr.,, n' h.at. the fat''•'' .a !,�r.e': 1 u' ��,r [ ,r. C-illt'r� h. at. 1 ht• Il .,t. H 1. .,t Colour this il! .sr Guides host variety show Monday evening, March 10th, there was a packed auditorium for the Variety Show at the Clinton Public School. All Guides, Brownies, and Pathfinders from Clinton. and Vanastra took part Many piano and organ solos were enjoyed along with skits, singing and dancing. Commissioner Joyce Irwin spoke briefly and introduced all the leaders. The finale was a Mass choir which sang "It's a Small World", "Sing a Song", "Land of the Silver. Birch" and Guide "Taps". During the singing of Taps the Guide Promise was repeated by several Guides and Pathfinders. The silver collection. received will be put towards camping equipment A big thank you to Mrs. Bonnie Jewitt, Miss Elaine Westlake and Mrs. Crystal Jewitt for their help in organizing and playing the music. Thanks to Vanastra Public School; Anne L a v i n and... thew. Path.- finders for designing our program and promotion. Special thanks to Mr. Al Taylor and Clinton Public School and custodians Don Gower and William McLeod for all favors and work done. And thanks to all the girls - by Jane Whalen Smile Straight talking would be more valued if it didn't hide so much crooked thinking. Danielle Garon, Monica Three of aur corn - Meade, Lori Turner; petitive skaters, Brenda elementary; Kelly and Marg Dupee, Susan Brandon, Paula Cud,. Howells, Norris Flynn, More, Charlene Dykstra,, are travelling to Sarnia Julia Martin, 1Vlelanie this weekend to compete , McCone., Congratulations in W.Q.S,W.I.C, Good, everyone. Luck! Pathfinders and -Guides meet b Jane ne Wflhaien Guides and Pathfinders - A joint meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Clinton Public School to practice for the concert. Monday evening, all - Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders from Clinton and Vanastra held a rehearsal for the Variety Concert. 2nd Brownie Pack - during Brownie Ring, the Brownies all turned in their cookie orders and then sang several songs. for a craft, the pack practised their braiding and with navy, light blue and white yarn trade hair ribbons and shoelaces. Welcome to our new girls Colleen Gower, -and Kerry Kox who joined us for their first meeting and enjoyed the braiding with the older Brownies. Our next meeting will be test day for all Brownies. Thank you to Michelle who came to our meeting -- to teach us braiding. Anstett Jewellers 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482.3901 OPEN WEDNESDAYS For Your Convenience. 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