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Sorry to disappoint all Also planned is a celebrations of their two
yon re::....lar Town 'Talk Jungle Party at the towns,. as pant of the 75th
.- anniversary of Alberta.
realder'0 *but ,thy, isnot the Clinton Branch of the � y ,Al
honorable lady who Huron County Library, Rene reports a hectic
usually fills •th�_�acex
with the affair gett, visit, but very hospitable
but the somet zi es less .. underway at 2., o• 30 pin this folk.
p'rida . , Children from 4'- +
'than 'honorable editor y.
filling Peggy Gibb's four to 10 years are in, . It'salways a pleasure
vzted. to Win a prize at any fair,
shoes while she takes, a but when one wins an + + *h .�
well-deeerved week off. As. well as school man award at the Canadain
(The shoes are kind et, y Nati
a dght,thaugh; other clubs and groups enal Exhibition
+ 4, 4, • start their new season (CNE), it must bring
Summer, that , most next week, including the extrar lis.
Roorda of
youth groups. Fo`r Scouts, •Mrs•thDick
pleasurable of seasons, is Cubs, and.Beavers town must be feeling
fiord ne already, and we registration, see their happy these days after
hardly had time to get bring home four prizes
used to it. Already some column on this page.
of the leaves are turning, + + +from the CNE, including
and next Tuesday The female youth clubs a first for her strawberry
morning, all the children are also set to start for a jam, a second for her
will be heading ba. n,--- i --the---cheea•- Jas and two
thirds
Bingo pot goes to
4 i
The Clinton Monster
Dingo's $1,00 jackpot
stayed in town on Monday
night when. Donna
Eailatn. of Clinton held
the, winning card,
A Goderich woman,
Grace Littlechild, also.
came up a big Winner in a
rare accomplishment
when she took two share -
the -wealth .games, one
valued at $191.75 and the
second worth $1$0.25.
Cathy Black of
Belgrave went home
another happy winner
when she won the third
special game at $86.75.
Miss Carol -Anne Jewitt of R;R. 1, Londesboro
In regular $50 games, a •
number of players held
meets last yeah s Miss C.N,E. Trinka Brine during the right combinations to
a pre -competition photo session at the Canadian
National Exhibition grounds in Toronto last. Week, take prizes individually.
Miss Jewitt was one of 103 contestants in the 1980 Sole winners of the prize
Miss C.N.E. competitibn-held�f V�edaesd.. - . maney —included-�W.Buck
Little from Exeter, Betty
Ann Bell from Clinton,
W.D. Willson from
for
Pathfinders, uides and , one raisin pie
the classrooms, Most �` entry,
mothers will be glad the Brownie registration to y and one for her
youngsters are back. be held on Tuesday mayonnaise with oil.
behind their desk, but the September 9, at the Young daughter Carole
journey Tuesday mor- Clinton Legion from 7 to 8 Roorda also excelled in
ning will also make a few pm, A meeting will follow . the Junior Baking contest
for Guides and interested at the CNE, bringing
mothers misty eyed, Guides.. home a first for her apple
particularly for the little+ + pie and a third for her
ones starting kin- chocolate
dergarten. Rene and Alice Brochu chip cookies.
+ + + of town returned recently Now wouldn't it be a
But before the kids hit from a lengthy visit in treat to be invited out to
the books again, there are their native provinces of Roorda's some night for
still activities planned, Alberta and Saskat- dinner, especially
including the pool which chewan, where they dessert?
is open until Monday attended t b e -1-
Another Huron County
baker .and cook, Mrs.
Grace Morris of 'Seaforth,
also won several prizes at
the CNE, including a first
for her shortbread
cookies, .a second for her
light fruit cake, not iced,
a second for her + -F- -{-
strawberry jam and a And of course, the list
third ` for her dark of fall fairs is nearing it's
-Christmas cake, iced and peak with several dozen
decorated. • planned for this weekend,
-1- -1- + including our own
"When a small boy puts Bayfield Fall Fair on
something down in black Friday and Saturday,
and white, it's apt to be a with most of the events to
towel."
-1- -f- +
We have been asked for
the words to the new
rendition of "O Canada,"
so here they are :
Co Canada! Our home
and native land
True patroit love
In all thy sons com-
mand
With glowing heart we
see thee rise
The true north strong
and free!
From far and wide, 0
Canada, we stand on
guard for thee.
God keep our land
glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on
guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on
guard for thee.
WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To
Brenda Tideswell Clinton
Michael Carter Clinton
Karla Boland Clinton
Michelle fremlin Clinton
Toby St. Louis R.R. 4 Clinton
Andrea Postma R.R. 4 ClitnQbn
Melanie Ann Knox Clinton
David Westerhout Clinton
Kelly Watson R.R. 2 Clinton
Shelley Mann Clinton
Vicki Carter R.R. 4 Clinton
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.Written by Kathryn+MacKay
BEAVERS SCOUTS CURS
NEWS...by Mary Freeman
REGISTRATION
SCOUTS: Wed., Sept. 3 - 7 p.m. at Ontario Street
United Church.
CUBS: Thurs., Sept. 4 - 7 p.m. at Ontario Street
United Church.
BEAVERS: Thurs., Sept. 4 - 7 p.m. at Ontario
Street United Church.
take place on Saturday.
Mitchell Fair is also
being held this weekend
from August 29 to Sep-
tember 1, and Kincardine
also has the same dates
for their fair.
And locally people are
still busy. Recently Mr.
and Mrs. Al Davidson of
Collingwood, ac-
companied by Siobhan
and Colleen, visited the
Mary Street home of Mr.
and Mrs.. Frank Cum-
mings in Clinton. '..•..
Do you know?
The swift is the fastest
bird alive. It's, capable of
speeds of 'more than 200
miles per hour.
Illustrated by Pamela 1. Tate
A Place for Kids
qb)
14," Itt
r fir•. ii .1
.Brucefield; Marilyn
Morley ' from Goderich;
and Alice Runiball of
Clinton. •
In the firstg. ame the
winners were Iola Sub-
ject of Atwood, Grace
MacDonald' of GOderich.
and Alex 'McMicliael` ,of
Clinton while in the
second, game the winners'
included Sheri. Strong o
Clinton, Sadie Owen of
Grand Bend, Wilma
McMichael of CLinton,
Judy Dykstra od Bayfield
and Millie Hanley of
Clinton.
Winnings in one game,
were split between Anita
Faber of Kippen, Lil Dent
of Goderich, Hazel
Parker, . Jean Brown of
Dublin and Debbie Bailey
of, Clinton..Mrs.-A..-Rolph
of Mitchell, Leonne
Gough of Grand Bend and
Norma Porter of
CLINTON
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
CENTRE
REGISTRATION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1980
at
WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
from
1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
and
7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
rt
P
limon woman
Goderich. 'split .the win-
nings in another game..
Sixth game winnings
were divided between
Rabhaek Rhiel of
Seaforth, Gloria ,Glan-
ville of Egrnoncivil1e,
11ose, Lindsay of Skarn. is
and Dave Deer of Mit,:
ohell. Sandra Pollock of
Goderich, 'Thelma Boyd
of Mitchell,, Gordon Byers
Mf Mitchell and another
itchell lady, r Joanne
McFadden took winnings,
in another game,
June Wiley of
Goderich, Annette Laurin
r I 1�
of Exeter, Helen Wallace
of Londesboro and Grace
Littlechild of Goderich,
held winning coin,
bLiinationsndsay ,of while
Sarnia Rose
Kay Sarsdahl of Stratford
won in another, in the
14th game Jean Brown; of
Dublin, Russ -Campbell of
Mitchell and Arnold
Baker of London split the
$50 winnings.
Srn le
_Dieting, is the penalty
for exceeding the feed
limit.
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Thurs., Fri., or Sat., stuff it full of anything on our shelves
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thing else that fits in the bag—all 20% off. This Thurs.,
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