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,arflURS AY, 'IDLY 10,1980
A informative
pamphlet crossed my
desk tha Other day.
Entitled "The Con-
sumer" •it is a wide
published by the
Canadian. Standards
ASSOclatien - not to be
confused with the emu-
mercial Consumer
Report and Canadian
Consumer magaz.ines.
Maybe some readers
are already familiar with
the following information
picked out of the guide,
but it was news tome.
Quote'. "The first batch of
freezers displaying the
"teerguide" label will
'Soon be appearing in the
mar e p ace, e --label
states, the average
amount of electricity the
appliande consumeS each
month. The federal
gevernment has made it
mandatory that all
freezers manufactured
after November 30, 1979
display the label on the
outside ofthe lid ' or
front."
This means that by
Spring, many freezers
sold in Canada will have
"Energuide" labels. Last
year, similar legislation
was .passed applying to
_refrigerators . CSA tests
both freezers and
refrigerators to verify the.
amount . of energy con-
sumed and has published
a directory listing models
of refrigerators and the
amount of electricity they
use.
This list should noW be
available, frea ot charge,
from many public
utilities and all Consumer.
and Corporate Affairs
offices across - the
country.
So if you are planning
to buy a new refrigerator
or freezer, cheek for the
"Energuide" label - it
could save you money.
+ + +
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest •
Lawsorr-ef Erie Street,
Cl• ratin (valet
• $ 1 " •
their 70th ,wedding an-
niversar'y on Sunday,
June 29, 1980. On such
rare and happy occasion,
they deserve sincere
congratulations,
+ + + -
Mr. aed Mrs. 'Bob
• Archibald returned home
to Scotland last Friday
after spending 4 month
With their daughter,
Joyce Scott and. her
husband, John. (And
many In town are glad
. they did - now they -c -an --
get some sleep!)
They would like to
thank the people of
Clinton for ,the kind
.hospitality • especially
the ,metubers of the
Clinton Legion,
- •
Wat ,Webster --and lus
eight piece Bannockburn
Pipe Band..led the South_
Huron LOL nieinbers in,
the Cambridge parade
last Saturday, july 5. •
Wat will attend the
main Celebration on July
1Z in Elm'eale'fOr his 82n -d-
Parade.
±+±
Three aspiring young
Clintonians were
featured on the Big Top
Talent Show over
Charine113 Kitchener last,
Sunday, jely 6. The
ers--were
Sherri Preszcator, Sheila
Cook and Wendy Watson -
. they are pupils of Mrs.
--Lila Storey of Clinton. .
+ + +
Weekend visitors with
Mrs. Lucy Bezzo of King
Street Villa were Bill
McKeown and. Doris
Middlebrook of Oriilia,
M. and Mrs. Bill Bezzo,
Tim Bezzo and Miss
Christine Smith of
Stratford, Mrs. Laverne
Nigh, Pat and Sudy of
--Seaforth, Theresa Bezzo
and friend from St.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Bezzo, Exeter and
John Bezzo Of Clinton.
+ + +
The follawing news
release has been received
from Central College,
McPherson, Kansas:
"Karen Elizabeth-
• 11
1 I
nearby ones, at the tail.
end of this column each 4 , --,,-..
week; - ,,, 4
In the accompanying ,., 1$' 47'.7 .., .i
letter it stated that ' .: ,-'.: - : :.:( ''." : '''. '''''
"Fairs express . .the ,. - 4 '''' : ' • *
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personality of their ow: ' ' * - , n , .. . 4 ~
-coMmuni.ty.• " ''The. •
educational feattires of
the ,fairs are increasing
each year. For initance,
in 1979, in Ontario there
Were 121 Junior Fernier
clubs with a membership
of 7,852. There were 770
Agricultural clubs with
membership of 8,044 and
2,8§0 Homemaking' Clubs
With a reembership of
23,629. Most of these clubs
are sponsored by local
• fair boards, w • s pp y
leadership. The leaders
volunteer their services,
receiving only the
satisfaction of serving
• their c'ommunity to make
•
SeArch
ends happily
zuRicH - A 1.5-11eUr
- drama ended 'happily ori
• July . 3 when - jamie:
SUp14, 10, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. - 'George 'Suplat
walked out of a kush just •
west of Zurich.'
The youngster Was
found b'Y Dennis
orriveau who lives In an
apartment building close
'• to the bush, RV Was
"cryingand -firetty„ up-
set' but -otherwise
Unharmed, according to
Mr, Corriveatu, who took
the younger to the
Suplat home,
Several Zurich ,and
area residents searched
all night for the yoting
Man with 50 searchers
greeting the news Of his
discovery with joy arthe-----0—
Zurich fire.hall.
At one tine over 100
people were looking for
• theeldest Suplat son who
was reported missing to
the Zurich .fire depart-
ment in the early•evening
on July 2.
• To
Michael Tait
Scott McAsh
Joanne Hayter
Bryan Beattie
Laura Roy
Nancy Wallace
Poul Vandendool
Marsha Anne Miller
Christina Miller
Jeremy Cummings
Lori Le Beau
• Clinton
• Varna
Varna
Clinton
Varna
Londesboro
Clinton
Clinton
R.R. 2 Staffa
Edmonton, Alta. July 13
Brucefield jigly
On
July 10
July 11
July 11
July 12
July 12
July 13
July 13
July .13
July 13
To Join - lust come into the New's-Record office, 53
Albert St., Clinton or phone 4823443 and have your
name entered. in the Birthday Book and get your FREE
button.
Written by Kathryn MacKay
odgeST-daughter-of
and Mrs. Leonard Rodges
of Clinton is a sophomore
a,t Central College,
McPherson, Kansas.
Karen is on the Dean's
Honor Roll for the spring
seinester 1979-80. Cekitral
College, Kansas' olSdest
accredited junior college
is in her 96th year of
serving students."
+ + +
. We have again received
a listing _of Agricultural
Fairs and Exhibitions
from the Ministry, . of
Agriculture and Food and
will hp rthlic.h in g 'the
a oetter wayor e.
For July 11, 12 and 13,
there will be •St. Marys
Fair at dowritovvn area
park featuring a parade
on Friday as well as
Amateur Talent Show,
Women's Division
PublIc works department employee -es are busry
this week expadlng the parking. faelides at
theClinton Corhmunity park using a lot bought
Arena
• '
rates increase
Display,_horse chow:and.
cattle competition1T-GODERICH
A
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY -
Saturday will be the unanirriously favored
Harness Horse Show and vote has xaised the ice
on Sunday Hunter and rental rates at the
Jumper show as well as Goderiehg Community
Midway and Commercial Centre from $25 to $32 an
Displays. hour.
• Watch this spat-e—for The ton's sec com-
other fairs upcoming. mittee also agreed to
+ + +' raise the rates fro minor
• The Kirkton Garden hockey and fivre skating
Party 'will be celebrating use by $2 to $22 per hour.
es-"3-gth"W-ed Weida y,"
J 1 16 Th h - thi communities we have
u y .. roug s ,
enterprising un- reasonable rates here,"
dertaking; the Kirkton rec director, Jim Moore
Corninunity- Association stated. "The adult rate is
have perpetuated the
purpose ef • its f unde ,
re late Dr. C. A. Cam-
bell; to provide cii1tura
a steal at $25 and even,
other communities like‘
Clinton and Bayfield are
charging $30 an hour."
and recreational ad- The -adult rate was
vantages for the raised by $7 but the board
residents of the Kirkton agreed to hold increases
Area. • to $2 for minor hockey
More details may be and figure skating since a
found in the official ad- -hefty increase would only
vertisement in the en- mea i increased
tertainment section of registration fees for those
this paper. groups.
Two spat bingo Rot
.• •
Three hundred -and -
fifty -one people attended
the Clinton Monster
Bingo on July 7 and Melee
Sootheran of Clinton and
Audrey B6uerman of
Walton were the bigger
winners, splitting the
$1,000 jackpot
Another Clinton lady,
Peggy Strong took the
$210.75 share the wealth
prize. while Phyllis ,
Million of Goderich won
the $215.50 game and
Mrs. Bill Austin of
Seaforth took the $199.25
prize.
Illustrated by Pamela 11. l'aiL
Design -Your Own Boat
There are m.in), dilterent txpes ot
motor boats. row boats -- hut the% ,t11 ha% th ngs in
cotntnon The% all 11031. the%itt ha% ctrent (the al+
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nine a hack (the stcrnr he left sta-ot .1 hoary;
and the right ,:ide is called the starboard side 11*eas%t.. i ill1i111hC1
which side is wht‘h The word 'port' has four letters and so does thc
Word 'left' With N our hoMemade hoat %ou hold tat'..n
ohiects, go on cruise. and entertain %otirselt 1; r 11,111"
To make ,t b(1,11 NOU need
1 an empt% rntlk .trton — in% .t/e
2 NCINN41(14
a pen, tl
[)irections
1 Cietlhe'nulk i.atton reads for cutting
Larton the lirtes '.ant lo Lill along
2 Cut the lines V. htle %oti .tre Lutting along the lincs
that a boat %%up • hole. in Its hi ,torn v, ill sink'
1 Add the -finishing tou•ehes otir boat 1‘, reads 1 1 itno%% but
%nucan. tt 'WU like. add a tev, extras Come ho.tis ha% e sad,
motors., ropes. rudders. steering v. heels. paddle's and man\ .thcr
things
V. till a pin.
T 11.111',
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4
Vera Colquhoun of
Clinton won a $50 game
and other individual
winners were Andred
McDougal of Goderich,
Pat Shaw of Blyth, Elaine
2esney of Huron Park,
Mrs. Hans Edler of
Ha mberg, Germany,
Roxy Hunt of Mitchell,
Mabel Carmichael of
Glencoe, En a -Shipp of
Clinton and Evelyn
17anderburgqf Goderich.
Denise Orr of Bayfield,
Doug Batkin of Clinton
and Mary Arthur, also of
Clinton split the winnings
in one game and in
another the prize money
wasi d....b_e.twe en_
Marion Durnin of Clinton
and Joanne McFadden of
Mitchell.
Mrs. L. O'Reilly of
London, -Vicky Kubick of
Goderich, Nellie
Burkholder of Blyth and
Terry Gibb of Clinton'
went home richer with
winnings in one game and
Del Geddes—ol-Gbderich
and Elsie Hulley of
Goderich split winnings
in another.
Four people, Marg
Bezzo of Clinton, Cecille
-Neidin.ger of Zurich, Bill
Lee of Clinton end Mrs.
Norman Baird of
Brucefield won another
and Evelyn Smith of
Huron Park, Betty Deer
of Clinton and Jackie Rau
od Dublin won in the 14th
game. '.
St. Marys
1
125th
birthday
ST. MARYS - Despite
torrents of rain which
showered celebrants for
time to time with little
warning, the 125th bir-
thday celebrations of the
town of St. Marys. were a
resounding success on
Jute 29.
The largest crowd of
the day was probably that
whibh turned out for the
steet dance, a crowd
estimated 'at, 1,000. But
there were good crowds
at all the events, which
included a mammoth
p'arade, a picnic .cprriplete
with a giant 'bithday
cake and several
historical pre8ntai10118.
• Y. •
•
recently on the eistern,boundary. The topsoil has
been 'removed and graver 411' be placed in the
excavated section. (News -Record photo).
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