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L NN W -RECORD,THURSDAY,
'OBER, 23, 1980
My desk blotter.pad has
four corners and right
now the confusion .of
the renovations these
Corners make the best
mini -filing cabinets in the
world. There are top.
priority jobs to be done, a.
note that r says. "check
spelling" another sang
.`,check address'', ; an
ominous one that says
"mail before October
27". A memo tol myself
reminding that we return
to standard time this.
Sunday morning at 2 a.m.
officially. 'Then digging
under the fourth corner
which must have cleared
itself out of nates I found
a 'beautiful souvenir of
the office reconstruction -
a piece. -of -.T
ite plaster-,
this I will get suitably
autographed by our
popular team of car-
penters!!
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Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Scott of Seaforth and Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Taylor of
Clinton have returned
from a three week
holiday in the west. While
at Campbell River on
Vancouver Island the
fishermen in the party
landed a catch. of 12.
salmon in one day. The.
trip also included` a
voyage up the west coast th
to Prince. Rupert on e
'Queen ofthe North".
.Back .from a four week
holiday in Europe are
Mildred : and Eugene
McAdam of Whitehead
Street,. 'ley rented a car
and drove. 3,000 miles .._
through Holland, Ger-
many, Switzerland and
Austria. Their a -
Cotnnl,odation was on the
"Bed 'sand Breakfast"
plan,. a fast becoming
popular way of spending
the nights for travellers
'rem.the western world,
althotrg�h a long-standing
-. ; custom .with Europeans.
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Two highlights of the
holiday were attendance
at the famous Passion
Play' at Oberammergau
in Germany and a visit to
the site of the 1976 Winter
Olympics at Innsbruck.
Twice they met Lions'
families whosegirls had
been in Ontario with the
Youth Exchange: One
family lived near Vienna,
Austria and the other
near. Berne, S1witzerland.
WISHES A; HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To
Craig Lockhart
Catharine Cudmore
Pamela Mills
Shawn Kyle
Katherine Anne Low
Shelley Kyle
Alison Reed
Jeffrey De Ruyter .
Sherri Preszcotor
Mark MacLeod
Andrea Ramaker
Kristopher Fitzgerald
Rod Thurlow
Clinton
Clinton
Clinton
Vanastra
RR 5' Clinton
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Clinton
Clinton
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RR 1 Clinton
Clinton
Londesboro
On
October 23
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October 25
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October 26
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October 27
October 27.
October 28
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October 28
October 29
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The Dark
Are you afraid of the dark? Do mighty monsters lurk
under your bed? Do shady ghosts haunt your basement?
Are pirates skulking in your closet? Are there burglars
hiding behind your furniture? Are . you afraid of the
dark?
Most people are. That's why basement light switches
are at the top of stairs; nobody wants to go down into
dark spooky -land. And that's why most people have a
light beside their bed. These lights aren't for reading,
no, they're for tunning on when boogey noises are heard.
Almost everyone is afraid of the dark.
But why? The answer is simple: because you can't see
in the dark. And when you can't see, you don't know
what's there. Because you do'l't know, you make some-
thing up. Like hairy monsters and one -eyed pirates. And
then you get scared, because, of course, these boogeys
are going to get you.
But boogeys don't exist, right? You made them up,
right?, Right??? Maybe. Maybe they do exist How do
you know for sure? How do you find out?
Try turning -on -the l-ight,- This -takes a certain amount ef-
bravery, but -it gets some results. Chances are good
you won't find a monster, but If you are still unconvinced,
investigate. Look in your closet. Under your bed.
In the basement. Behind the shower curtain. Check
everywhere a boogey could exist.
Once you are satisfied that the boogey doesn't exist,
you'll be able to do what you were about to do,
Like sleep. Or get, somethingfrom the basement.
After several years of huning for the boogey, you may
decide that boogeys don't exist at all. Then again, you
may never be totally convinced. Don't worry, you're not
alone.
by MacKay Fairfield Tate
(c) Toronto Sun Features 1980
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Townsend of Ottawa
spent the Thanksgiving
weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. .George
Coiclough, and family of
High Street Clinton.
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- The Madeleine cane
•Auxiliary held its October
meeting on the 14th of the
month at the Manse,
Seaforth, home of Mrs.
Charlotte Duke. The
Thanksgiving Service
from the Glad Tidings
formed the opening
portion of the meetingr
Plans were "finalized fors:
the "Autumn Days"
bazaar to be held. on
Saturday, October 25.
(Pleas- see
vertisernent in
week's paper).
Miss Catriona Dyke
showed slides of her visit
to Europe including a trip
to see the Passion Play at
Oberammergau.
All kids love
Hallowe'en parties and
there is ..one this Satur-
day, October 25 from, 2:30
to 3:30 p.rn. at the Clinton
Public Library, Rat-
tenbury Street. Children
from 4-10 years are
welcome - come in '
costume - there is no
admission charge.
a•
this
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DON'T FORG T the
Girl Guides, Brownies
and Pathfinders are
holding a Bake Sale this
Saturday, October 25
from l0 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
the Clinton Town Hall,
Albert Street.
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On Monday, October 20
Mrs. Verne Thomas,
District ' Deputy
President of Huron
District 23 and her in-
stalling team from
Brussels visited Huronic
Rebekah Lodge. No. 306
Clinton to install the new
officers. Sister Mary
Lowe, acting District
Deputy President in-
stalled the new, officers
for Sister Verna Thomas
for the term 1980-81. The
new officers are Noble
Grand, Bev. Broadfoot;
Vice -Grand, Edith
Wright; Rec. Sec.,
Daphne Johnston:. Fin.._.
Sec., Bessie Townshend
Treas., Berva Cart-
wright; Warden Jean
Henderson; Conductor,
Vera McDonald;
Chaplain, Irene Cud-
-mote; Musician, ,Doris
McPherson ; Colour
Bearer, Ruth Jenkins;
RSNG, Norma Ashton;
LSNG, Florence Miller;
RSVG, Marjorie
Broadfoot; LSVG, Willa
Taylor; Inside Guardian,
Mollie Cox, Outside
Guardian, Flora Dowson,
RS Chaplain, Lea
Christie; L.S. Chaplain,
Helen Sootheran,• JPNG
Muriel Lockhart;
RSJPNG Jean Perdue,
LSJPNG Jean McEwan;
Naomi - Beatrice Taylor;
• Ruth -. Edna Cox; Degree
Captain, Marjorie
Broadfoot.
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Practice makes perfect, and that's just what this
group or puppeteers are doing for the upcoming
show at the Wesley -Willis United Church's Mprni lg
Market on November 1. Left to right are Mary Jean
Beattie, Mary Hearn, Lisa Beattie, and Alice
Andrew. (James Fitzgerald photo) •
Champion recalls 49 employees
GODERICH - Champion
Road Machinery Com-
pany Limited has an-
nounced that 49 em-
ployees laid off . last
August are now being
recalled in anticipation of
improved market cont
ditions this winter.
The remaining 95
employees, who have
been laid off approaching
13 weeks now, are being
permanently laid off in
accordance with the
Employment Standards
Act. They will be con-
tacted individually and
recalled as soon as
business conditions
allow.
"This is the time of
ryyear when people start
worrying about snow
plows and • grader at-
tachments," said Ian
Bain, vice president of
employee relations.
"The increased
seasonal activity is a
dommestic thing and we're
hoping.,for lots of,,., ,now."
Champion is now
waiting for the 49 em-
ployees who have been
recalled to respond to
BEAVERS SCOUTS
NEWS...by Mary Freeman
BEAVERS: Colony A
and B - "Beavers are
important to Zehrs". A
fun Saturday morning
was had touring the Zehrs.
store in Goderich. Jim
McWhinney and Doug
Turkheim showed the
• Beavers the cutting,
processing and
packaging necessary
before placing the meat
on the meat counters: Al
Erb was on hand for a
look . at the produce
department before
moving on to the "goodie
place". Wally. Henderson
was mixing up the dough
for delicious bread and
rolls , .and Linda Blair
demonstrated- the bread
slicer. The highlight of
the morning was wat-
•ching Mark Webb making
doughnuts and the
Beavers lined up for
Irene McAstocker and
Wally to pass out free
samples. The Beavers
also received a take-
home treat of chips and
their own baker's hat. To
say "Thank you" to Ray
Hurd, manager of Zehrs
and the staff, the Beavers
sang a Bea,�ver song for
making it a siAcial day.
Thanks also to drivers
Shirley Carter, Raymond
Riley, Marilyn
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CUBS
that recall. However
some of them have gotten
Overhead Doors
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MacDonald, Bill Marsh,
Jim Hunter, Allison
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Wayne Ferguson. •
A reminder to parents
that Thursday October
30, there will be a
Hallowe'en' Costume
party for both Colony A
and Colony B. There will
be no regular Beaver
meeting Tuesday,
October 28.
CUBS: Akela invested
15 new cubs • into the
Scouting movement
Thursday night. Bill
Hoskin was also invested
as a new leader for the
cub pack. We welcome
Bill as` part of the
leadership team. Walter
Thomas, District Com-
missioner, presented
Barry Clogg as the new
Assistant District
Commissioner for Cubs.
The cubs will be having
their Hallowe'en costume
party October 30, so Cubs
get out your scariest and
funniest costumes and
come `out for an evening -
of scary fun.
PLEASE REMEM-
BER APPLY DAY -
Friday, October 24 and
Saturday October 25 and
support the Beavers,
Cubs and Scouts.
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