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Lawn Bowling
opened. Its 1 1 season
Iiicallitziey on May 28
at 1;30 p.m. Twenty
members tined oat to bowl
and Norina Ashton had the
high score for the ladies with
DaveEolclovghhaving the
ghscore for the nen.
Anyone ibterested in bowl -
IS most vele to take
Ole healthy outdoor
Pa rticw tars may be
Obtained from any member
Club. Local Jitneys
am ld every Tuesday and
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
"1' awn.1 ►Ing is Fun".
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Afternoon Unit , of
esley-Willis United
had a guest speaker,
Barb Hicks, who with her
lighter,. Robyn, spent a
retreat at a camp
•Laurier Universi-
lri W terloo. The Rev.
enneth. McMillan,
Secretary of the Bible'Socier
,mss the leader. Barb
r experiences with
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On
Clinton June 5
canton Ju11e 5
`aClitlteia "' Jale'S:
•NohnesvIlle June S
Cilnton June 7
Canton June 7
Clinton Julie 7
Clinton June '7.
crhltan Jun.:8
R'COnace ; (' Joie 10
The -B y.t'uzzie
Claes
Across •
1.your peepers .
3,this puzzle is about them
6.the back of a foot .
7.bottom of a foot.
S.it covers your body
10,another word for sulk
lithe state of the body
•12.smoking hurts them
14,1ittle piggies
16.tliey hold heads up
18.eye---
19.it pumps blood
20.sometitnes you bite it
22.another word for gasp
24.opposite of bumpy
27.attached to a shoulder
28.opposite of neglect
30.where ribs are
31.a bone in the chest
33.at the end of arms
5.where legs bend
36,it sniffs
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Wow reatThuuA "
8M eU'e POOP
had elle the PrOgranit.
Vie_ MSpring and.
cen-
tred reading ei
the 13eatitudes from Mat-
thew 5 by Vioa Nolan and
prayer Dally 11+md•
Pat Holland EOM Meet
the bake booth on May 23,
the Morning Glories Mystery
Bus Trip June 3r.0• and ,the
Bazaar coming ltp in
November A bale is being
sent to Good Will Indilstri4 s.
The June meeting Will be at
the home ingland. of Mat • Bess
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The Huronic Rebekah
Lodge held a dessert euchre
in ,the Lodge rooms on
Princess Street Clinton on
May 20 with a ggod atter
dance. The winners were
high lady - Mae Gibson; low
lady - Marie�rGibbings; lone
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hands - arY Dale. The door
prize was won by Vera Gibbs
Ings.
Thanks
•
for support
The Staff Association of
the Clinton Public Hospital.
would Recto thank the con-
venor, Mrs. Carol 1Vaanmes
and her committee for a
very- successful: dance.
Special thanks to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson and
Mr. Denny Bisback . for
operating tbe'bar. The! even-
ing was enjoyed kr all.
Thanks to, all who attended
for their support.
A cheque for over $1,800
was handed over to the
Buildin&&Fund.
The 50.5011rtiiv was won by
Mr oe-Taylor, Si
Pughes, Terrace, . Clinton.
Door Pram donated by
Seaforth Golf and Country
Club were Won by Mrs. Lynn
Logue and Mrs. Ann
Peachia�g.
Down
1hear
2.a bone between knee and
ankle
3.what you bleed
4.o site of life
5.they chew
7.extra parts are ----
9,where a finger bends
13.opposite of stop
15.where elbows bend
16.opposite of old
17.the smallest thing in a body
19.where legs join the torso
21.inside of a hand
23.a brown skin spot
25.where food enters the body
26.they're on heads
28.it's below an eye
29.run on then
32.skeletons are made of ----
34.a loud noise
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Vivid Cantelon, centre, was presented with her Canada Cord in a special presentation on
Tuesday night. Vicki 1 a member of the First Clinton Pathfinders Pack and leaders
Donna Martin, left, and Gladys East, right, made the presentation. (Shelley McPhee
photo)
rQ►?RliilS tour florists
On 'May 5th, the Browniea
were given a tour of Cooke's
Florist. The girls got to go
through the green home
and see how the flowers and
different plants were gown
and looked after. We would
like to thank Steve Cooke for
a very interesting night.
The girls then went over to
the Wesley Willis Church for
the rest of their meeting.
They made flowers for their
mothers for Mother's Day.
The Brownies met at the
Clinton Public Hospital on
May 12th. They were taken
on a tour and learned how
the hospital is run and the
different deparhnents. We
would like to thank the
hospital for the very in-
teresting tour, also special
thanks to Joyce Cooke and
Donna Harris for their help.
On May 19 the Brownies,
held their meeting at the
Clinton Conservation Area
for a fun night of hiking and
outdoor games. To end the
night there was a mar-
shmallow roast, while the
Beavers enjoy sing and scavage
Beavers Colony A
Thursday, May 28 was the
last regular Meeting for the
season and leaders and
Beavers enjoyed favourite
games, a sing -song and
scavenger hunt.
Our Beaver treat was
donuts and Pepsi. Tic Tac
closed the • meeting with a
prayer for a safe sununer for
the Beavers.
Saturday, May 30, Colony
'A and B joined other
Beavers from the district at
the Benmiller Beaveree.
Beavers had a tour of the
camp, played soccer, ran an
obstacle course, rode a tin
horse, walked a nature trail
and watched a fire truck in
action.. The meal was beef
stew, donuts and orange
drink prepared by the ser-
vice team. Approximately
250 Beavers gathered around
the campfire for stories and
to share in a sing -song.
Thanks to drivers Ross
Carter, Darlene Morgan and
Bud Walker for assisting
with -transportation A note
was sent to parents that the
badges were unavailable at
that time but will be sent at a
later date.
Leaders Mary Freeman,
Susan St. Louis, Garry
Elliott, Jim Ryan and Pat
Higgins wish to thank the
parents at this time for their
great co-operation during
the season; also the many
friends; neighbours,
husbands and wives of
leaders who have shared
time with the colony. A
special thank you goes to the
janitors of the high school for
their help and patience dur-
ing the "messy" fun times at
the colony:
• Cubs
The annual father and son
banquet was held May 28
marking the last of the cub
meetings for this season.
Graham Bowker was on
hand to show movies on past
c~atnping trips and Bob Sem-
ple had slides el other
special outings the cubs have
had in the past. A special
award was presented to
Brian Beattie for "Cub of the
Year".
Cubs attended the Ben-
miller Camporee last
weekend and captured the
trophy for the best overall
camp for Cubs. Karl Skov
was on hand again this year
as master chef . along with
assistants. Ken and Marg
Caldwell who have done
more than their share in.,
volunteer work for the cubs
this year. It is greatly ap-
preciated by the cub pack.
The Akela, Bill Hoggarth,
would also like to . t
other •parents who e
assisted with tion,
food, outings and have
donated their time in any
way to the pack, as well as
leaders Tony MacDonald,
Janet Cameron, Bob Snell
and Bill Hoskin for the
"super" job they have done
this year.' Also thanks to
Jack and Irvine Tebbutt who
are allowing the cubs to
camp on their farms again
this weekend. Cubs should be
at the farm at 6 p.m. (no
sooner) Friday night, Julie 5.
Check newsieetterfor details.
Scouts
It appears that the Scouts
were not to be outdone this
weekend as they won the
overall camp trophy for the
Scouts at the Benmiller cam-
poree. This should certainly
indicate the Scouts are
prepared for camping at. the
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With over 700 in atten-
dance at Benmiller this
makes the camp the largest
now held in Ontario. Thanks
to fathers Don Andrews and
Gary Freeman for assisting
at the camp. ,
Have a safe summer and
good Scouting.
girls practised their songs
for the Mother and Daughter
Banquet. lst was on May 26th
and was a ,fun -filled night.
The 2nd Clinton Brownie
Pack and our Brownies were
surprised with a Carnival
Night`'of fun and games with
the girls winning treats and
refreshments.
We would like to thank the
following people for making,
it a fun night: Donna Harris,
Carol Levis, Barb Guse,
Audrey Lyndon, Michael
Hallam and Janice and
James Cameron.
Special thanks to Gary
Elliott and Donna Hallam for
helping set up the games and
thanks • to the Clinton
Beavers for loaning us the
games and to Pizza Train for
their donations.
. We would also like t_othank
the 2nd Clinton Brownie
Pack for cowing to our
meeting and joining in for a
fun night.
Our Brownies also
received badges that we
earned on the last test fight.
They are; Sheila Cook
skater and craft; Debbie
Draper - Book Lovers and
Puppeteer; Tammy Elliott,
Book Lover and Thrift; Jane
Guse, Puppeteer; Julie
Hallam, Craft; Jennifer
Harris, Craft and Pet
Keeper; Megan Hodgins,
Beadworker and
Housekeeper; Sharon
Hollinshead, Pet Keeper and
Housekeeper; Sherri Levis,
Writer; Jennifer Tremeeer,
Housekeeper and Dancer;
Wendy Watson, Cook and
Toymaker; Cheri -Lynn
Watt, Bookkeeper and
Housekeeper.
Eight Brownies also
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