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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-22, Page 2PAGE2eh U !TO 7 NE$~1.Rl.:. CO by pony Gibb niece - a :delightful Tittle trying to give .your ' doll whose hair stands. ion figure a crash caurseR for end when' frustrated.' We summer? Remember the, have adopted' her as the nutrinottos - Three office mascot - since square meals a• day are frustration is often the .not a waffle" a sandwich order oa the day around anal a brownie. Or -a slice here. ofbread and butter is .{-, -equal in calor to a one There are -two sad -notes mile Walk, to report in the column + 1- this week, Percy and Mary Browna . rn and Grace. Castle of R;RS ,Clinton,, have of Dunlop Street received returned from. a two week a long distance call from • holidayout to the western Miss' , Kay Snider of United States. They flew Inverness, Cape. Breton from Toronto to San informing them that Francisco then on to Kay's dear friend, Miss Clairinont near Los Cathy Iaig, had passed Angeles where they away on=Sunday, May 18, visited with their nephew, 1980. The funeral will Stewart MacDonald, son take place on Wednesday, .,, -of' rs.argare£-MaY"2i ..- ,w..•��.. ,...�,:.- Thorndike. There were trips to Disneyland and Universal Studios also a visit to Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. Decorating my desk is a pencil doll which was created by Betty MacDonald, Percy's Many will remember Miss Haig as a French, teacher at Central Huron Secondary School. +++ Sadness came to the Livermore family last week with the death of Earl Livermore's. wife, Kate, in Stratford -on May 11, 1980. The funeral was held in Heinbuck's Funeral Home in Stratford andwas at- tended by, several of the family - Clarence and Gladys Livermore, Viola Lamp;n,an,Bessie Bissett of Goderich, Ron and Belen Edith;. Young and `Percy and Jean Liver- =Pre,. iver-=Pr'et We have received.; in- formation concerning a television prograrn which might prove of interest to. many. It is sponsored by an interdenominational organization, The Christian Blind Mission International, and will be shown on CKCO Channel 13 Saturday, May 24 from 10 to 11 p.m. The film portrays 17 projects in —the -southern- --portion-of--- + + + -portion---of- +++ WANTED - OLD EYEGLASSES. The Clinton Lions Club are collecting old eyeglasses. If you have any tucked away in that top drawer you were always going to tidy - then dig them out. They can be left with Doug Coventry at the Clinton Hospital or at John Wise General Insurance, 5 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton. WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY To On Merry' Nicole Potter. Kristine Boland Amy Horton Shawn Dixon Melanie Van Patter William Guse Michael Oakes Gregory Scott Shea Benjamin Rothwell Jason Hayter Brandi Schoenhals Julie Shentaler Lisa Sherban R.R. 3 Clinton Clinton West Hill Vanastra Bayfield Clinton R.R. 2 Clinton Vanastra May 22 May22 May 22 May 22 May 23 May 25 May 25 May .25 R.R.1 Brucefield May 26 Varna Clinton Clinton Vanastra May 27 May 28 May 28 May 28 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. en by Kathryn MacKay + + + Don't forget the Shriners• are coming. Let's have Clinton looking its very best so the visitors can leave with a good impression. Many will be seeing our town for the first time. That old tin can which has- been 'cluttering the. sidewalk around your place for some time may be a familiar sight.to you. - but it's really . an eye sore. Perhaps if we all took a broom to our sidewalks and really spruced up a little - it would show that we take a pride in Clinton. Parents and friends heard the musical talents of the Homesville Public School students last Tuesday night in a special spring concert. The students put an operetta, the junior and senior' choirs sang BEAVERS SCOUTS NEWS...by Mary Freeman BEAVERS: Fathers and sons came dressed in "hobo attire"' to the. Beavers pond Wednesday night to join inn the Beaver colony's first "hobo dress -up party". Games consisted of Shoe Confusion, Obstacle relay and a Tramp through the forest. Treats were served from neckerchiefs tied to a stick to complete the "Hobo Fun Night." A reminder to parents that Thursday, May 22 is the joint meeting with the cubs. All Beavers who will be 8.years of age by December 31, 1980 will be honoured in a special 1 nol — allla HWY R3 'ACHWt)OD eXFTER MT CARMEL CORM' TTj GRANO BIND N 1W 1. S. HURON RD N S I — COUNTRY > CORNER SIGN = LUCAN TO LONDON* ■iris — as — 1 Kawasaki U MOTORCYCLES and Snowmobiles HOURS: MON.. SAT. 10-10/SUN. 12-6 237-3456 MN — —. Mill NM N t• — YAMAHA SERVICE AND PARTS 1 1 11 Illustrated by Pamela H. Tate Fly Your Own Kite Kites have been flown for thousands of years for fun and relaxation. There are three main types of kites; flat kites, bowed kites, and box kites. The easiest type of kite to make is a flat kite. This type of kite is also the oldest type. The directions below are easy to follow — have fun flying your own kite. To make a kite you need: 1. a green garbage bag 2. about 20 feet of string 3. some tape 4. 2 sticks -- one 36 Inches long and another 30 inches long 5. ten strips of cloth 6. kite string (this string can be bought at hardware store) Directions: 1. Make a cross with the two sticks. See the diagram for the measurements. Tie the two sticks together with some string. 2. Wrap string around the qutside of the sticks. 3. Place the kite frame on one half of a green garbage bag. 4. Fold the edges of the bag over the string and tape them down. 5. Tie a twelve foot tail of string onto the kite. Every twelve Inches tie a strip of cloth. 6. Attach the flying string to the kite. See the -diagram at right for detections. ( J ,� '0) is 1'441 * 81 til 1 i . en.,L.,-4, ...pa J'J► CUBS swimming up ceremony to meet Akela. The entire Beaver colony should be in attendance to celebrate this happy occasion. Also remember the family barbecue being held May 25 from 2 p.m. to .4:30• p.m. Check your Beaver newsletter for more particulars. - ° • CUBS_; The•cubs took the meting to the Clinton Conservation Area and enjoyed a game of British flag. Badges presented were: blue star - Brian Kiss; guide badge - Jeff Roy and skier badge - James Crawford. Take part in read-a-thon Over 950 `Mystery Sleuths' in Huron County are curently "reading for the needs of others" in the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society's READ-a- thon. Since the cause of MS, a cripprling disease which affects the nervous system of young adults remains a mystery, the children participating in the READ-a-thon become official MS, "Mystery Sleuths." The ten participating schools were visited by a society representative who presented a film explaining MS and the reading program during April 8 -18th. Those students interested in participating were given official kits which contain pledge ` sheets and identification cards. The children then read as many books as they want within a four to six week reading period and obtain pledges from family, friends and neighbors. After receiving their collection envelopes the , students collect the amount pledged by their sponsors May 18th through May 25th. The money raised goes to fund RMS 'research projects. There are an estimated 35,000 MS patients in Canada. In addition to im- proving their reading skills and helping others, the young sleuths are also eligible for prizes which will be drawn at random. Ready for road BLYTH- Five year old Christopher Heard, grandson of Aileene and Jack Coldwell is revving up and ready for the road in a new wheelchair donated by the Blyth Lions Club. This year the Easter Seal committee, com- prising John Stadelman and Earl Fyfe are proud to see a happy. face 'in Blyth due to - those who helped and contributed to the 1980 Easter Seal Campaign. eceive variety Many schools this year are discovering the value of Outdoor Education at the Ausable-Rayfield Conservation Authority's •,Camp Sylvan pro;8ra.tn, With the theme You and the Ecosystem students in Oracle/ and 8 from • Exeter, Ilderton Sarnia, .. Mt. Carmel, -rand-Bend-end,T Wen Marys are learning the importance .of protecting theirenvirdnrnent, Aided, by valuable' 'resource volunteers well -versed in such. disciplines as astronomy, meteorology and wildlife Management, the students get an excellent variety of perspectives on their environment while actually living in ang oor settinor o: and a half days. The Camp Sylvan program is running from May 14 ,to June 25 this year with schools par- ticipating in the spring session, while seven schools ' will use the facility in the months of several numbers and the school band also per- formed for the full house audience. (News -Record photo) September and. October. The Outdoor Education program at Camp Sylvan is put on by the Ausable- Bayfield _ Conservation Authority in co-operation with - the . London Boy _ Scouts Association and is aimed .at instilling the conservation ethic is future citizens of the area, whilem allowing them to participate in "hands-on" fun at, the same time. • • •e Brussels fire BRUSSELS -.A May 8. fire at the home of David Jamieson of Brussels caused "about $6,000 damage to the 'house and --eeB-tents-F-acc rd; -to deputy . fire chief Gord Stephenson. The house is owned by Mrs. Elsie Evans and the Jamieson family occupy an apartment within the house. The fire, started in the children's room and is still under investigation. 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