HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-07-31, Page 2CLINTONNEWS,. CORD , TBUR$DA . JULY 31. ' 80 •
BiGlt, rr'ox a week's,
holiday and,t's the first
time since whiting Town
Talk that all you good
people let =re down,
Editor Jim• who usually
and very ably fills this.
'space when I'm. not.
around reported' a big
zero on news items
received.
Now sone weeks the
pickings are slim and you
readers, if you do read
the column, end up
digesting • the "gib-
berish". However, just
lately there's been a real
dearth of the newsy items
which you either phone or
bring in. That's the
"talk" that really makes
the colurrin, not my
rantings and ravings.
So with: all the ,holidays
people have been taking .
and visitors coming and
going - please let us have
a few items for Town
Talk. Thank you.
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A treat for band lovers -
upcoming this Friday
evening - August 1 at 7:30
p.m. the Clinton Legion
Pipe Band will be playing
on the Library Park
lawn. There will be a
-draw for "Half aPork."
Clinton has just cause
to be very proud of its
pipe band 'with a record of -
having taken part in the
famous" Tournament of
Irefge"s"par'ad'e"and having
appeared. at the`Edin- •
burgh: Tato, , Because of
the splendid showing the.
band members trade at
Pasadena three years
ago - they carne . away
with a standing invitation
to return - and they are
going to do just that, This
year *.ill once again see
the Ontario Massed
Legion Pipes and Drums
join the Rose Parade.
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Terry Fox, the one
legged runner who has
won the admiration of
everyone across this wide
land, may have left our
district and our headlines ,
but his run is still going
on.
Here in Clinton we
T" started a "Terry ox
Marathon of Hope Fund
for.•.•.. Cancer.' I) ations
Taylor reun
The annual Taylor
Family reunion was held
on July 12th and 13th at
the home of Ross and Ina
Brown and family of
Newtsville. Fifty-nine
people attended for a
weekend of camping,
games and barbecuing. ,
The oldest person
present was Mrs. Ruth
Taylor of Clinton. The
oldest couple present was.
Walter and Retta Baird of
BrucefiPld. Allan and
WISHES A HAPPY. BIRTHDAY
To
Regan Thomas
Trevor Mothers
Sandra Bell
Neal Atchison
Jennifer Miller
Jodi Webster
Angela Vanderhaar
John Brand
Rhonda Long
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Bayfield
Clinton
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Clinton
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July 31
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August 5
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August 6
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To Join - lust come into the News -Record office, 53
Albert St.. Clinton or done 82-3443 and have your
name entered in the Birthday Book and get your FREE
button.
may be rnadeat Bartliff's
Restaurant, at the
Clint, n* News-Rcort'
office' or at the Huron
County •Unit of the
Canadian Cancer Society
all three places are
located .on Albert Street
Clinton. •
of00. has-
been -Collected
s
Upwards $-
.2 a .
been Collected to date but
if Terry can run 26 miles
a day on one leg surely
people can walk a few
yards on two and make
any... . donation large or
small to this most wor-
thwhile cause.
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Upcoming fairs for this
weekend are a little out of
our general area the
closestibeing Leaming on
scheduled for July 30, 31
August 1 and 2.
ion held
ppen girls pass skating tests
By Rena Caldwell
Jenneth Jones end.
Jeremy Jones, Hillier,
spent the ,weekend .with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones., -
Lori and Lisa Faber
were successful in
passing figure skating
tests at the University of
Western Ontario under
their pro, Mr. Rick Pettit
of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Meliis and Mrs. M.
Barnard visited in.
Wroceter on Wednesday
last,
Tour Munroe and Ian
are holidaying in: . the
Muskoka District,
Lori and Lisa. Faber
are ,visiting in Bayfield
with. their brother and
•sistep-in-law, Kevin .and •
Lori Faber.
iri in bike accident
By Mary Chessell
The Chessells have
returned from their
annual camping' and
fishing holiday with
family and friends at
Munro Park near
Powassan. Pat and Barry
Taylor and family joined
em or a
lost control of her bicycle
on the Banziockburn hill
last week. She was with a
supervised 'group of
children when the mishap
occurred.
Bill and Mary Chessell
have a new grandson,
born to son -Paul and his
e Sheila of Stratford
last Friday.
Smile
Parents shquld learn to
laugh at themselves - just
like their children do.
first week and ex-
- perienced good luck at
the fishing.
Little Susan Kirton
sustained a nasty bump
on her forehead when she
Gun' Club. Ed Miller, Jack Pell, Ray
At the Kippen Gun Club Cote all.wlth 22;
on July 22, 27 shooters, • Roy Lamport, ; Neil
George Hamm hit 50 . Coiquheun, Rick Welsh.
straight, Lloyd , V'ennen, all with 20, Bob Cann,
Ray Geddes each had 25; Lorne . Passmore both
Glen Mogk, Bert. with 19 Bob Baker 18;,
Mahaffy, Jaek.� .Mills, Lbrne Reist, ' Don
Keith Cockburn, Jim Stewart, with. 1.7:- -Bart
Butcher, Al Kyle all had Soder 16, "'Gladys
24; John Van ;Loo, Paul ' McGregor with 15; In a
Middleton, with 23 squad of, double, George
Harrison •SchoeHamm, Bob " Ha25, Bob Ironside
Ironside, Mery Batkin, 20, Paul MV.iid'dletan 19,
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Faith Taylor of Hensall
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married couple Joe and
June Potter of Clinton
were • celebrating their
twenty-eighth wedding
anniversary. The
youngest child present
was Tim Proctor, son of
Lynn. Clare of London.
Games and races' were
'conducted by Shelley
Brown and Marcel
Charland. Races under
five years of age - Keyin
Taylor, Anne Preston and
Tim Proctor; races under
eight - Jennifer Pollock,
Angela Radford and Tina
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twelve - Nina ' Potter,
Bryan Taylor, Paul
Taylor and Jason Potter;
guessing number of jelly
beans in jar, Bryan
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on car - Morris Taylor;
most items in purse,
Connie Taylor; most
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closest adult birthday,
Cheryl Strong; closest
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Christina Riehl; most
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ladies kick -the -slipper,
Faith Taylor; balloon
toss, Steve Taylor and
Cindy Middleton; un-
wrapping gum with oven
mitts Allan Taylor's
team.
Sunday morning all
devoured a delicious
breakfast of eggs,
sausage, bacon and
pancakes -prepared by
Ross and Donna Corbett,
Marty - Brown, Helen
Taylor and Cindy Taylor.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
.Jim Boyle of James Street in Clinton is all smi es as
he displays the -biggest 'fishrhe has evreaugh t: Mr.
Boyle hooked the 161/2 pound, 41 inch Northern Pike
last week in a lake west .of Massey Ontario in the
Algoma district. (James Fitzgerald photo)
ingo news
Mrs. Jean Baechler of
Goderich, and Bertha
Taylor and Marie Voisin,
both of Varna, split the
winnings of the $1,000
grand prize at Clinton's
weekly Monster Bingo.
Margaret Shea of
Seaforth, won the share
the wealth prize of $192.
Mary Siwicki of Goderich
won the second prize of
$202, and Kay Sandberg
of Prince Albert,
Saskatchewan, won •the
third share the wealth
prize of $195.
Elsie Hulley, of
Goderich, and •Bertha
Gibb were the lone
winners of regular $50
games= -- _
Ingrid Kerr of Clinton,
Gladys Kemp of Mitchell,
Carol Moore of Gncderich.
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Evelyn Vanderburg of
Goderich, Sheri Postma
of Clinton, Margaret Mew
of Clinton, Ron Smith of
Goderich, and Heather
Hart of .Clinton, each
shared the $50 for the first
game.
Brenda Wade,
Goderich, Donna Deer of
Mitchell, Colleen Eddy,
Dungannon, Betty Ann
Bell, Clinton, and Annie
Cronin of Dublin, were
the winners of the second
game.
Crystal Hoffman of
Bayfield, Mrs. Gordon
MacDonald, Seaforth,
and Terry Gibb . of
Clinton, won the third
garret, splitting $50.
Millie Swan of Mitchell,
and Linda Anstett of
Brussels, shared the
winnings of the fourth
round.
Debbie MacDonald of
Listowel, and Debbie.
Vurbine of Goderich, won
the fifth game.
Clarence H.oy,
Goderich, Gloria Alloway
of Vanastra, Florence
Cummings of Goderich,
and Muriel Byers of
Clinton were all winners
of game number six.
Phyllis Lee, from
Clinton, Jackie Rau of
Dublin,_ and Dorothy
O'Connell, Clinton, split
the $50 'purse for the
seventh game.
Ann Romaniuk of
Exeter, Gloria Alloway,
Mrs. Bill Macllwain of
Bay,field, and Bert
Stanley of Seaforth,
shared the pot in .the
eighth game.
Sharon Wood,
Goderich, Marie Park of
Dungannon, and Mrs.
Stan Glousher of Blyth,
won game ten, followed
by Ruso Campbell of
Mitchell, Gordon
MacDonald of Seaforth,
and Carol Cooper of
Kippen who held winning
cards forge me eleven.`
Meta Childs of
Seaforth, and Russell
Grainger, of R.R. 2
Zurich shared the booty
of the 13th game.
Game 14 went to
Darlene Porter of
G'derich, Marion
Sproule of Clinton, Tina
Hunter of Goderich, Joan
Bierling of Varna,
Gordon Byers of Mitchell,
Marlene Hart, Clinton,
Deanna McDougall,
Seaforth, Norma Porter
of Goderich, and Racheal
Rhiel of Seaforth.
Mrs. Wolfkamp,
Mitchell, Sadie Owen of
Grand Bend, Jean.
13aechler, Goderich, and
Colleen Eady, of
Dungannon, split the
winnings of the fi'nal
game,
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