Clinton News Record, 1981-05-07, Page 2chllu. tal at RRS Clinton.
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The Huron Day Centre for
the Homebound held a draw
for two framed crewel pic-
tures on May 7 at Mary's
Sewing Centre.
The pictures were the
work of Barb Holland and
Eileen Staddon. Winners of
the draw were Jean
Chisholm a visiting friend of
Ann Gornall ()Minter Court
and Joe Murray of RR5
Seaforth.
Alcide Corriveau of Clin-
ton and volunteer worker
Bertha Gibb of Clinton sold
the most tickets. The Huron
Day Centre would like to
thank all those involved who
made the draw such a suc-
cess.
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David Anstett of Anstett
Jewellers _attended the 11131
American Gem Society
(AGS) Conclave in Chicago,
Illinois from April 24 to 28.
The . five day educational
event centered around the
theme "Gemology: The
Total Concept." Special lab
sessions, lectures and
seminars focussed on prac-
tical applications of
gemology in the retail store
and new developments in the
jewelry industry.
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Seven -year-old
Seven-year-old Wendy
Watson entertained the
Historical Society meeting
last Thursday evening with
her step dancing skills
Before leaving she was
presented with a small gift.
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On Monday, May 4 the
Rebekahs held their regular
meeting in the Lodge Hall in
Clinton. The degree was con-
ferred on two new members
inducted into the Lodge,
Margaret Lince and Jim
Co*:
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The •Summerhill Ladies
Club held a very successful
dessert euchre and bake sale
on April 28. Those winning
prizes were: door prize,
Violet Howes; lucky cup,
Mrs. Joe Shaddick; lucky
serviette, Margaret Good;
high score in euchre was
Florence Ludvigsen; low
score, Edna Wheeler; lone
��t Pearl Gilkaming$1.
ladies1roflld'"like to
thank all ' who came and
made it such a success.
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The Optimist Club of Clin-
ton wishes to thank everyone
who donated articles for the
garage sale which was held
last Saturday. Also a thank
you to those who purchased
these items in order to make
this a tremendous success.
Proceeds to to the Clinton
Nursery School.
Brownies take tests
On April 22, Carol Bowker
came to the Clinton Brownie
Those to test the girls.
passing work for
badges included Marci
Schoenhals, cook; Colleen
Gower, writer; Naomi
Duddy, writer, singer,
collector; Julie Hohner,
gymnast, housekeeper;
Gena Mustard, pet keeper,
friend to birds, gardener;
Shari Cobb, writer, thrift;.
Dawn Powell, .artist; Lori
Powell, thrift, collector;
Stephanie Kerrigan, artist,
art appreciation; Debra
Reidy; cook, housekeeper;
Sheri Oesch, housekeeper,
friendto birds.
A special thank -you goes to
Mrs. Bowker for coming to
test night. The Golden Bar
Brownies made turtles from
felt while the Golden Hand
Brownies started working
with macrame. All the
Brownies enjoyed a game of
Grant's House.
On April 29 the Brownies
met at the school. After their
opening Brownie Ring the
girls went into their groups
to do their book work.
The Golden Bar Brownies
went outside to look for
different kinds of trees,
plants and birds. Each one
had been given certain
things to find before starting
Golden Hand Brownies and
did macrame hangers with
fancy soaps attached. The
girls would like to thank Mrs.
Carole Kerrigan and Megan
for coming to help with the
macrame.
The Brownies have sold all
their cookies and most had
delivered them and turned in
the money.
The revised badge sheets
were given out and several
songs were sung. All sung
Brownie taps and closed the
meeting.
The 2nd Brownie Pack will
meet on, Tuesday, May 12
instead of Wednesday, so
they can visit the Clinton
Public Hospital for Hospital
Day. Please pick your
Brownie up at the hospital at
5 pm.
On May 27, the group is
having Elaine Townshend
speak to the Brownies, and
May 26 is fun night at the
Legion - at 7 pm. The 1st
Brownie Pack has been
invited to take part. May 20
will be the final test day for
the year.
Brownies will hold their
last meeting on May 27, but
will be togetherlater. for the
mother and daughter
Banquet and for their trip.
I BEAVERS SCOUTS CUBS
Beavers Colony A: Thanks to Don McWhinney,
owner of Clinton Crown Lanes; for hosting a Colony of
Bowling Beavers Thursday night. Although there were
no perfect games it was a fun and new experience for
all involved. Thanks to mothers Madeline Bartlett,
Alison Lobb, Linda Bosman, Joanne Walker and Carol
Cox for assisting the leaders.
Sunday, May 3, Beavers and parents shared together
in, a fishing and hiking expedition. I don't believe
anyone had a fish fry for supper but by popular de-
mand this will be an annual event. Thanks to Don and
-.:Alison Lobb for the use of theirfaii.
A reminder to parents that next week is the Bike
Safety Rodeo for Colony A and liteavers may bring
their bikes to the rear of the high school. Also please
remember the Benrniller Beaveree on May 30.
Registration must be in by May 14.
Beavers Colony B: Rusty performed the opening
ceremony followed by a fun game of Jogging. Dogs
were the topic of discussion for this week and following
a short talk from Rusty, Beavers shared in a game of
Duck Duck Goose. Beavers from Colony B are also ask-
ed to have their registration for the .. '13enmiller
Beaveree turned in by May 14.
Cubs: Akela and leaders took the meeting to the
Huron Conservation Area for a meeting of Outdoor fun
and games. Following a game of soccer the Cubs
gathered together to roast marshmallows.
'Scouts: A special THANK YOU to all who gave
pledges for Trees for Canada. At the regular` meeting
Scouts are again preparing for 0181. Knife and axe
sharpening and handling were discussed followed by a
brief discussion of back packs which will be continued
further at the next meeting. Scouts then joined in •a
game of Dodge Ball to bring the meeting to a close.
Badges, earned were, John Laois: collectors and
musician.
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REPAIR'
PAGE 2 - *CU/ NNEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, RSDAY, MAY I ,1981
One learns something
every day - for instance that
May has been proclaimed
Family Unity Month in On-
tario. I wonder if that means
that for the other eleven
months of the year families
are to be excused if they fall
apart at the seams? Or
rather if we work hard at be-
ing united for one month -
then the other eleven will fall
into place?
Anyway, there must be
some of our readers who
have, from time to time, had
the urge to write an editorial
for the paper. If so here is
your chance. Using "family
unity" as a theme - write a
guest editorial and send it in
to the News Record. Sign
your name and indicate if, in
the event it were published,
we should or should not use
y9I
- gne.it editorials roust
reach this office by Monday,
May 25 in order for us to
choose the one to be publish-
ed in our editorial page
space of,the May 28 paper.
Let's hear yourviews on
tie very important subject
of family unity. 4 -
This
This coming Sunday
marks the Joint Thankoffer-
ing service for Wesley -Willis
and Ontario Street United
Churches to be held at the
latter. The speaker will be
the Rev. John Anderson of
Fullerton, Ontario. Rev.
Anderson's parents were
Presbyterian missionaries
in South Africa where he was
born. The family will be
returning to New Zealand in
July when Mr. Anderson
will have compacted his one
year's exchange duties in
Fullarton.
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Larry McClinchey, who
has just completed his year
at Althouse College of
Education, London, was
chosen to be the recipient of
:the Opthnist -International-
Technological Education
Studies trophy. This award
was given through the
-recognition of his peers for
the progress he has made
during the past year.
Larry resides with his
wife, Janet, and their three
WISHES .A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
On
To
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Iver Tirreaa Knox
Jason Baker
Simi Finch
Dann Powell
Jamie-Gibbings
Brian Kiss
Lori Ann Turner
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Aleit orter ..
Yicki MacDonald
Gina••Mustard
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Darlene Bailey
Jane Guse
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The Container .Puzzle
Clues
Across
1.what this puzzle is about
4.1t holds coffee
6.crack them to get nuts
7.Santa carries toys in this
9.you --- food
11.another word for cans
14.what food Is cooked in
10.a group of Indians
17.salt and pepper-------
18.another word for haver-
sack
20.it holds letters
21.an open tank
24.a pouch in your pants
27.opposite of toe
28.where icecream is kept
29.where di bes dry
31,1arge cue
33.opposite of west
34,1t holds books
Down
1.where clothes are hung
2.it contains gas
3.fishing line winds on this
4.a suit----
5.smallerthan a quart
8.buy soup in this
10.this metal cabinet locks
12.where staples are kept
13.what you write on
15.birds live in this
18.opposite of give
19.where dishes are
21.it holds flowers
22.where money 1s kept In a
cash register
23.it keeps liquids hot
25.model airplane ----
26.opposite of here
28.pictures hang in these
30.another word for barrels
32.a moan or cry
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On April 7, the 1st Clinton
Brownies held their meeting
at the Wesley -Willis Church
The girls learned how to pot
plants and care for them.
Later they went outside and
played a : me of dodge ball.
On April 14, the Brownies
met at the Legion Hall, The
girlsmade cards for Easter
and they would like to thank
Donna Harris for her help at
the last two meetings.
On April 21, the Golden
Bar girls went for a nature
walk. When they got back
they played a nature game
with the different things that
they had found. The Golden
Hand girls worked on their
group work. Junior Leader,
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few new games.
On April 28, test night was
held with the girls trying for
two badges each. Thanks to
Barb Guse, the tester, for the
night. The Brownies would
also • like to thank Barb
Hodgins for teaching them
about first-aid.
The girls also talked about
different things that they
would grow in a garden and
how they would do it.
At pow -wow the 0
talked about what they'
to do this year for the mother
and daughter banquet.
Brownie Cookies are still
available for sale, so place
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meeting
The Annual Educational
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room of the Perth District
Health Unit at 7:30 p.m.
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