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PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. JULY 9 ,1981
Thank you to all our box
holden and general delivery
subscribers who came to the
office last_ week to pick up
their papers. And please
would all those who did not
collect their papers come
and do so. The more of each
week's paper we can
distribute the more room we
shall have to accommodate
each of the successive weeks
-while this devastating strike
continues.
Also, we are receiving
copies of the Goderich
Signal -Star, The Huron Ex-
positor,
spositor, Blyth Standard,'
Brussels Post and Lucknddw
Sentinel for Clinton
subscribers: There are a
number of the July 2 issue:;
of these papers still to be
picked up at the News -
Record office.
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Please don't forget our
Open House set for this Fri-
day, July '10 from 2 to 4:30
p.m. and 7 to 9:30 p.m. The
News -Record will welcome
you for a hello and
refreshments, and a slide
presentation by Editor -in -
Chief, Shirley Keller.
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On June 26 a 25th wedding
anniversary dinner and
dance was held in honor of
Clayton and Sheila Keys at
the White Carnation,
Ilolmesville. Their children,
Brian and Brenda both of
London, planned the celebra-
tion without their parents'
knowledge.
The dinner was attended
by 65 invited guests, in-
cluding the maid of honor,
Joan, (Mrs. Don Bell) and
best man, Keith Keys,
brother of Clayton, both of
Clinton. Other guests atten-
ding were from Aylmer,
Straffordville, Dunnville,'
Exeter, Zurich, Stratf?rd,
Windsor, Toronto,'Goderich,
Varna and Clinton. Follow-
ing
ollowing the dinner the Haas
Brothers Stereo entertained
at an open dance.
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Alvin, , Linda, Lana and
David Jones of RR 2 Clinton
hosted the 15 year reunion of
Linda's graduation class
from St. Mary's School of
Nursing in Kitchener on July
4 and 5.. Several classmates
and families enjoyed a
beautiful weekend together.
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Mrs Lillian Hallam of
Auburn won $100 in the June
15 draw of the Junior C -
Booster Club Draw. .
CLINTON . LAWN BOWL-
ING NEWS: At the jitney on
WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY
To
Cindy Gibbings
Sheila Cook
Kara Lee Potter
Ericka Burns
Adam Miller
Michael Tait
Scot McAsh
Joanne Hayter
Bryan Beattie
Laura Roy
Benny Dykstra
Nancy Wallace
Paul Vandendool
Marsha Anne. Miller
Christina Miller
Jeremy Cummings
Lori LeBeau
Clinton
Clinton
Londesboro
Clinton
Staffa
Clinton
Verna
Varna
Clinton
Varna -
Clinton
Lond•sboro
Clinton
Clinton
Staff°
Edmonton, Alto.
Bructsfield
On
July 3
July 9
July 9
July 9
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July 10
July 11
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July 12
July 12
July 12
July 13
July 13
July 13
July 13
July 13
July 15
June 30 Dorothy Grange was
high lady while Harvey Mc-
Callum was the winner for
the men. On July 1st at the
Victoria and Grey Tourna-
ment in Goderich, Elmer
Murray and Audrey Walsh
were among the winners.
Thursday night July 2 the
jitney had just begun when
the rain started so the bowl-
ing was cancelled. On"July 4
the first outside •tournament,
for the men was held here -
the Hiram Walker Tourna-
ment: There were 28 bowlers
bowling and they ' managed
to get the threegames finish-
ed in spite of the rain. Lunch
was served by the Clinton
ladies. Glen Rathwell and
his partner from Atwood
won the tournament, while
Bert Gray and Frank Cum-
mings were the only local
winners.
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Upcoming fairs this
weekend are St. Marys July
10,11 and 12 and Woodbridge
on the same days. •
A PLACE FOR KIDS
4 1 !- :14.y
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Make a Huge Soap Bubble
Amaze your friends with a huge soap bubble. It's easy
to make and fun to watch soar into the sky. Huge soap
bubbles are made by the same principle as small ones,
only on a much larger scale.
To make a huge bubble you need:
3/ cup Joy dishsoap
1 gallon warm water
1 bucket
4 feet of absorbent, fuzzy string
Directions:
;.tie the string into a circle
2.put Joy dishsoap and warm water into a bucket
3.1et the string circle soak in the solution for 5 minutes
4.hold the circle out to your side and run slowly
5.if the string circle is too big for you to handle by
yourself, ask a friend to help
6.watch the bubble soar like a huge balloon into the sky
P.S. You don't need to buy special kits for blowing
regular sized bubbles. All you need is some dishsoap and
a piece of wire. Bend the wire into a hoop, dip it in
detergent, and blow. Simple!
(c) Canada Wide Feature Services Limited
by. MacKay Fairfield Tate
Sandra Adams, daugh►er of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Williams, 206 Wellington
Street, Goderich, graduated
from the University of
Western Ontario with a
Bachelor of Arts and Science
degree. Sandra attended
Holmesville Public School
and Clinton high school and
is employed with the London
Board of Education.
Brucefield
visitors
Mrs. •George McMullen of
Toronto is visiting with her
son Rev. R. and Mrs.
McMullen and family:
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Seyffert (nee Ruth Anne
McCully) Tracy and Sheri of
St. Marys and Jeanne Gorce
of Benton visited on Monday
with Mr. and . Mrs. Ivan
Wightman.
Mrs. Lois D'Angelo and
Miss Jill D'Angelo of
Chicago, Ill. are holidaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dalrymple visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Marshall and
family at Collingwood last
week.
Being with the babysitter . isn't all that bad when she'll
give you a push. Karen DeJong, right, was caught with
her hands full looking after Julie Verbeek, left, Michael
McClenaghan and his brother Scott. Dean Wrigley,
Karen's other ward for the day was off looking for
mischief. I Shelley McPhee photo
Toronto woman wins $1,000
jackpot at Monster
A Toronto woman, Jean
Giordano was the big winner
at the Clinton Monster Bingo
on Monday night taking
home the $1,000 jackpot
prize.
Theda Cook of Dungannon
won the $186 share -the -
wealth while Gloria McClin-
chey of )Bayfield won the
$182.50 prize and Mary
Morey of Seaforth gathered
$179 in winnings.
Individual winners in the
regular $50 games° included
Ruth Gowing of Listowel,
Maud Weston of Bayfield,
Barbara Hoy of Vanastra
and Gloria Glanville of
Egmondville.
Sandra Pollock of
Goderich, Judy Dykstra of
Bayfield and Mrs. Bill Moll -
wain of Goderich split the
prize winnings in one match,
while Mrs. Deavereaux of
Auburn, Kerry Pitblado of
Goderich and June
DeRuyter of -Clinton took
home the money in another
round. Marlene Hiusser of
Atwood and Sherry Gilfillan
of Exeter were winners in
the third game.
The fifth game's prize
money was split between
Howard Cunnington of Ex-
eter, Millie Dollmore of
Ajax, Teresa Miller of
Goderich, Margaret Pickett
of Clinton, June Shanahan of
London, Russell Grainger of
Zurich, Eleanor Swan of
Clinton, Mary Parsons of
Staffa, Russell Piper of
Seaforth, Marilyn Forbes of
Clinton, Carol Daer of
Auburn, Carol Cooperof Kip -
pen, Sandy Andrews of
Auburn, Lucille Issac of
Goderich and Edith Baird of
Brucefield.
Mrs; Eldon Wilson of
Brussels and John Storzuk of
Wingham split the prize
money in one game while
Marion Castle of Clinton and
Gladys Pryde of Mitchell
took the money in another
round. Marion Mackie of
Bayfield, Howard Cunn-
ington of Exeter and Marion
Morley of Goderich also won
a game.
Rose Lindsay of Sarnia
and Donna Hallam of Clinton
each went home $25 richer,
while Red McGonigle of
H.S. FORD CO.
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Seaforth and Cathy Willis of
Seaforth took prize money in
one game. Marlene Hiusser
of Atwood, Vivian Knight of
Clinton and Nora Mac-
Donald, also of Clinton split
the prize money in the 13th
round.
Inspector
retires
William Gordon Lepp-
ington, nephew of, Tom and
Luella Leppington of Clin-
ton, and son of the late
William Leppington, retired
on July 1, 1981 as Staff In-
spector with the Toronto
-Metro Police Force.
In an article in a recent
copy of News and Views, the
Police Association
magazine, it was noted that
Mr. Leppington served with
the Royal Canadian Air
Force in World War II and
wa1 a Flying Officer when
discharged.
Ht was -appointed to the
Toronto Police Department
on December 1, 1945 and
worked in the traffic division
for 13 years. He was then
promoted to Patrol Sergeant
on December 2, 1958, a
Sergeant on February 7,1961
and to Inspector on
September 2,1975.
Mr. Leppington received
the Long Service Medal on
December 1, 1965, the bronze
leaf in 1970, the silver leaf in.
1975 and the gold leaf in 1980.
He attended a course in Traf-
fic Law Enforcement at Nor-
thwestern
orthwestern University, and
also studied a course on
Supervising Police Person-
nel- Mr. Leppington's file
also included two letters of
commendation.
Attends reunion
By Rena Caldwell
Mrs. Vivan Cooper attend-
ed a reunion of her
graduating class in nursing
at Sarnia on Saturday.
UCW of St. Andrew's
Church held a bake sale at
The Homestead on Saturday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Kinsman who
were married on July 4 in the
Hensall United Church.
Lori and Lisa Faber are
continuing their figure
skating lessons in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones,
Hillier, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jones last week.
Gun Club results
Kippen Gun Club met June
30 with the following scores:
25's - Jack Bell, George
Hamm, Jim Butcher; 24's -
Wayne McBride, John
Anderson, Tom Allen, Bob
Caldwell; 23's - Jack Wills,
Al Kyle, Mery Batkin, Brad
Mann, Dan Crerar; 22's -
John Van Loo, Murray
Christie, Bert Mahaffy, Rick
Schroder, John Hessels,
Grant McGregor; 21 - Har-
rison Schack; 20 - Jamie
Caldwell; 18 - Lloyd Veneer;
17 - Gladys McGregor; 15 -
Linda Crerar.
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