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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-29, Page 2PAGE, 3 --"L`' , LINTONN, WS -RECORD* THU • WELCOME` IV s THE MINERS AND. 'MIR LADIES. We hope you. enjoy your visit to Clinton and area. Everyone knows of the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children, The first one was opened at Shreyeport, Louisiana in . 1922, followed by • many moreand pow including' 'three burn centres: In addition,. the Shriners give much more money to establish and maintain hospitals - many help transport patients, act as surrogate parents to hospitalized children whose families cannot be o there, and lend volunteer tixne Q eke- .ure.. the world of treatment is also —41. place of joy, friendship and variety. To compliment the ceremonial of the Bluewater Shrine Club a comprehensive souvenir edition has been prepared covering the work and history of the Shriners and this Club in par- ticular. Copies of this publication are available in Clinton from the News - Record Office, from any Shriner and other outlets around the town. + + + Professor Harry Shaw, formerly of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, was interred in Clinton Cemetery on Saturday, May 24, 1980. The professor was the only son of the late Dr. Shaw beloved doctor in D,A' '* MA,Y 29,1980; y p€ggy glbb Clinton for over 50 years. He is survived by his sister, Mrs ' Harold, Kilty (Madelon) and several nieces and nephews.. After the ceremony, the family . foregathered at the home of Mrs. Frank Fingiand,. • • •+ti"7 Miss Billie Stewart of Princess Street West has returned from Belleville.. Illinois where she Was visiting .her sister, Mrs. •Nora Wilson for the past five weeks. Flying today certainly helps to shrink -distances,/ especially when your family is stretched from coast to coast in Canada. Len Theedom• has returned from a one-week visit with his mother in Nanaimo, B.C. and Isabel is back from visiting daughter Sheila and husband Roger Southin, children Brian and Nancy in St. John's Newfoun- dland for the past two weeks. + ++ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummings of Mary Street flew down for a week's vacation with their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cummings and three daughters at Virnont Laval, Quebec. While in Quebec they attended an Expos -Atlanta Braves ball game in the Olympic Stadium in Montreal. + ++ Mr., and Mrs. E. J. WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY To On Shelley Reinhart Clinton May 31 • Joanne Bos Clinton May 31. Kimberley Lee Blyth May 31 Bryan Watson Clinton -June 1 Donnalynn Haugh Clinton June 3 To Join- just come into the News -Record office, 53 Albert St. Clinton or phone 482-3443 and have your name entered in the Birthdo Book, • d.gbt yourFREE button._ Written by Kathryn MacKay Sproule of 'barren, 'Manitoba have spent five days in Clinton visiting with the latter's aunt, Miss Elva Wiltse at present in Clinton Public •Hospital• They were dinner guests on So :lay . along with n Mrs, Polly Wiitse of 'Huronview ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Elliott, Whitehead Street. " -#- + You dight callelec- tronics .an avocation, •or certainly something in his blood for Arthur Coombs of R.R5 Clinton. He recently answered an article on "soldering" which he had read about in the Radio Electronics magazine. His answer appeared in the June 1980 issue and reads (quote): "Arthur Coombs of Clinton, Ontario wrote to suggest another method of cleaning solder -filled PC board holes. A large darning needle from the local variety store will do the trick. Simply heat the solder and stick the needle through. Only rarely will the solder stick to the needle and even then a little heat will dislodge ' . ed) Doc Savage, Hobby itor. + + + Candystripers, as most of us know, are those eager young girls in their pink and white striped uniforms. Right now their co-ordinator, Mrs. Barb Hicks is looking for new members with whom she can--- fami-liarize. - the. program before Sep- tember. If there. are any girls interested who are 14 or who will be turning 14 by the fall they may pick up applications at CHSS'or from Mrs. Hicks at 482-9572. + + + ° Be on the watch for a new service which is originating from the ,Huron Day Care Centre for the Homebound • at Huronview. This is to be known as Telephone Reassurance, and is presently being set up by three students at the Summer Youth Employment service, Janet Bolton of Seaforth, Cathy Picard and Michelle Smith both of Clinton. The Day Care Centre will be having a booth at the Clinton Fair so visit and find out more n a special ceremony last Tuesday night members of the Clinton Brownie pack donned wings to fly -up to Girl Guides. The new Guides are, front row, left to. right, Julia Martin, Shelly Hayter and Andrea Carlin, Back row, Jennifer Hodgins, Julie Carter, leader , Donna Martin, Mafia Colquhoun and Lynn Feeney. (News=Record-phot table tights communion speaker at the breakf4st . which roalltwed was Yoe Word Centre. in London. Barth, who is the ad - Last . Sunday was the scene at St• Columban Church of the annual communion breakfast for the members the Seaforth Knights of Columbus Council 5289 and their wives Seaforth Council includes the area encompassing Mount Carmel,. . St. Joseph, Exeter, Zurich, Hensall, Dublin, St, Columban, S.eaf Orth,. Clinton,. Bayfield and Blyth, The cerein,onies* coi'nmenoed with a Parade led by the Fourth Degree members attired in customary regalia, followed by Reverend Father O9stave'en and his altar boys, then by the members of the Seaforth Council who were -present-7. ., The ass was celebrated by Father Oostaveen and in his homily on this Pentecost Sunday reminded .all in - attendance of their responsibilities in— fulfilling the needs s of the church. The guest BEAVERS SCOUTS NEWS...by Mary Freeman BEAVERS: The colony walked to the Clinton Public School playground to enjoy an hour of out- door fun. This will be the last regular meeting for the season. Sunday, May 25, good weather and good sports combined to make die -- family barbecue a huge success. Moms, dads, brothers and sisters joined the Beavers in races, relay_.s;.and games before hot dogs and Freshie were served by the leader chefs, Hawkeye and Rusty. Special thanks to Dorothy Boughen and Florence Elliott for assisting with the cookout. Also, thanks to Jack Spearin and the Huron Fish and Game Clug for the use of the facilities. A reminder to parents that Saturday, May 31 the Beavers will be going to Blossom Tea DON'T FORGET "The Blossom Tea" to be held at Huronview next Wednesday, June 4. The ladies of the auxiliary would appreciate any baking which any good soul would care to donate to their bake table. Illustrated by Pamela 11. 1 ale -- Make a Walkie Talkie Wilkie dr,hrunl•ewith.inea,nitantalk to ,ome„nt' while aim are aa diking quite lar .1\t, a, \ walklc talkie will earn ;rt a ,n talk t, ',,ntt'„ni' aria , an't ,ce It'. an c,l'a gadget 1i, make .Incl I 11.t'1111 Ill aen,li„l! .Ciret Ille.�.1L'e 1,, m.rkc a,Ilkic talkie a„u rtrctl 1 late erupt\ , to t .t h,lmnu r suet n,nl 1)irectlnn. 1 (,r't ,It, .,Inw re.ld% \ tie. to ,.:nlhta ,in I. .lint„ter rratlt to u•c P17ti,. h .t h. Ir In the end „1 .1, 11 , ,tet with the hammer and mid The hair ,h, t, hi he 111,1 ht,' , n„urn r ,lir Ann): 1,, tht,nuch 2I ,,, rh, nct'r wlththc1'uttilt string thr,+uptt. the h ,,nc -an ,Intl tie .r kip., nt the incl „1 .t fu11 the kit„ I tight tt nn r tht hi Ic 1 Inrl the „t her , nt1 „1 the.lrink. ht cad it tliiotigh the hole in the it her .anand tic another kn„1 talking rhr,,ukh a„ur walku ',Male 1tt„ pc„plr t;I n1 Lllk to ta,h ,cher At ;he •amt ern,, „n .1 tt.11kre talkie r)ne pet•nn talk. while t hr' ,t hi. r pt•r.,,n n-. 111',. ,111.0 tr,tl,.In 1•t't'111 t' per.rin %,+u are Ialklni? 14,. 11C•l,!n ,1 ung' with Ihr perann are talking to ♦t, Cath one o1 at,tl kn,rvt when IN. other ha. fini.hed.pcaktng Sonic well-kn,.wn gale. are the v,. 'rd. "(her” and "I0-4•' \\alklr falkle, work he.t rl rhe .trine 'OTltceril the taw ,in. 1. tight CUBSL_ the B:enmiller, Con- servation area. They will leave the Ontario Street United Church at 1:15 p.m. sharp. Check your newsletter for details. CUBS: Beavers and Cubs joined together for the "swimming up ceremony which was held Thursday night, May 22, With parents looking on, Chris Hoggarth, Paul Dinning, Jason Wilson, Craig Caldwell, John - Hoskin, Bradley Jewitt, Dillon Fremlin and Douglas Maguire were introduced to Akela and presented- with the Cub scarf and woggle. Following en- tertainment by the Cub choir and a short sing- song, lunch was served. Special thanks to Janet Cameron and Linda Jones for helping in the kitchen. Hospital employee retires Frank Chase, a former Goderich resident, was presented with a silver tray on May -22 to mark his retirement from the Stratford General Hospital after 24 years of employment there. ” Mr. Chase, of Stratford, began working at the _hospital in 1955 after spending 10 years at Goderich's Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. The Port Colborne native and WWII veteran worked in physiotherapy and occupational therapy departments at the Stratford hospital before retiring at age 60 this April. Mr. Chase also worked with the late Dr. John Penistan on post- mortems and later transferred to the am- bulance service, where he worked from 1968 to 1977. Smile Many men wish a wife at 40 could be exchanged like a bank note for two 20's. Ship your livestock with FRANK VOOGEL �DASHWOOD Shipper To United Co-operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto Monday is shipping day from Varna Stockyards CALL DASHWOOD 238-2707 OR BAYFIELD 565-2536 by 7:30 A.M. For Prompt Service Also WoStern Stockers & Feeders Available Fools can make money. It takes a wise man to tell how to spend it. -English proverb i rninistrator of the Divine APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, 'we'll fix therm Q�l, Our :repai.r exports will halm your" :nppliatiltco In tip top shape fast. 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