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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-10-28, Page 21 PAGE 2---CLINTON NEWS•' WEDI DEB r.. • Bak,! And with Webbed of Mr. d Albe it teat, It was a Slightly damp Liebold o Clinton has but a very happy tivo weeks rets from a Meese hun. holiday. tics trip in Chilliwack, B.C. Just this evening„ Tues- Don, who had never shot a day the weatherman was gun, was the only one to bag saying that this hat been the a moose. It weighed 800 lbs. wettest atlturnn since 1878 - dressed and he was very ex - that's over 100 years. cited at his success. +++ +++ PUMPS TIME++ isue M. Iona Ltebold has had Thursday and Friday on the surgery in St. Joseph's mutter at the Clinton News- 'Hospital, London and has Record there will be a pub just returned home. pkin with the prettiest hair + + + you have ever seen. Come on Ron and Marg Rudd of kids - you can eat the hair, Barrie, Ontario made a day Drop in and see us. trip to Clinton last week. .1 + + While here they visited brief- Soller or later I hope that ly with the McAdams on everyone in this area has a Whitehead Street and with chance, to see the hand hook. they Gibbs at RR3 Bayfield. ed rug which hangs in the Marg, as you will rernember new Goderich Township was the original writer of Recreation Hall in Town Talk until she moved Hohnesville. The ladies con- to CF'B Borden in 1973, cerned who crafted' the rug + + + have every right to be proud The ladies of the Wesley Of their work, It is just Willis Unit enjoyed their fall beautiful. meeting with their . guest -i-++ speaker, Mrs. Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCon• Bechtel. Her theme was Hell spent• Thanksgiving "The Attitude of Gratitude" weekend with their daughter - with many thanksgiving d . fes, Mr. and Mrs, thoughtsand also some of 1�dd :Talbot of-Undon her awn family experiences via the Holy Land and Airica. She closed by quoting, a specad , selection of bible verses. Pear .Cummings and Jean Livermore planned the wor- ship service. Mrs. Edna Baker sang solos, "How Great Thou Art" and "I Believe" accompanied by Eleanor Fisher. Edna Stewart conducted the business. Articles for the Fish Pond were collected. Some plans for the Morning Market on November 7 were made. A social hour followed the meeting with Olive Ball's group serving. +++ CLINTON LAWN BOWL- ING NEWS: The un- favourable weather of late has ended the lawn bowling for this season. As the bowling is finished it ; means the beginning of Districts' and Clubs' annual' meetings. October 7 was. District 4 annual meeting of which Clinton club is a member. It was held in Stratford. Clinton Club sent two delegates - Dave Colclough and Cliff Ashton as well as ri Lee end Deb. and travels, among. them the the vice -(basun an of District andJohn. exchange of aParish with a 4 Walter Newcombe. At the .}� , minister from alia and ' election of officers, Walt gid, grandson a` second visit to Australia Newcombe was elected = ''W chairman of the district and Don Haines of the Clinton Club was appointed secretary -treasurer. On Oc- tober 21 our club had its pot luck supper followed by the annual meeting at the Odd - fellows Hall on Princess Street. The various reports were given. The club is hopeful of getting some more new members for the next season. Ralph Horne was the winner of a floral arrange- ment. +++ Graduation exercises were held recently at Fanshawe College for apprentices of the Advanced Auto Body Repairers and Advanced Plumbers programs. The ceremonies, which were held on October 16 at the main campus in London mark the completion of the,,, apppren bees' in college • training. Graduatingaduatiat inthe first group were Bryan E. Bell of Blyth and Carl D. Cook of Clinton. In the advanced plumbers class " William Gregg of Goderich was a graduate. +++ If anyone tried the door of the Clinton Commercial Printers last Monday, Oc- tober 26 and found it locked - there was a very good rea- son. John Robinson and staff were expanding their exper- tise of the printing industry by attending Graphics '81 at the International Civic Cen- tre in Toronto. They all found the experience both in- formative and interesting. stood Ma Rainier stopper Elt geraid ry \TOWS IMisfrspl Bareess lip" Will Strong Alvin Storey len Omen I.RTHDAY On canton Oct. 28 1.1x.1 Cllnten .Oct. 28 Conten . Oct. 28 Soyll.ia Oct. 2.8 Cllntetr t 2$' ""t"gitgi limo `�Oot. 29 Auburn Oct. 31 Clinton -•Oct. 31 Clinton Nov.1 Klnonnlln. Nov. 2 Eoyflesd . Nov. 3 _A PLACE w .'w * .-!Qty„ Qp ,m7Yii. • • ®611N 156 A Hallowe'en Puzzle Clues Across: 1.They make good ghost costumes 3.Hallowe'eio is in this month 6.Another word for ghost 8.Candy ------ are chewy 10. -----men fly in rockets 11.What" candy is col- lected in 12.A skeleton's back bone 14.What people wear on. " Hallowe'en 15.A demon 18.Opposite of light 19.Another word for eve- ning 20.Masks have holes for 21.They twinkle at night Down: 1.These candies are on sticks 2.One who is afraid 4.It comes in bars 5.Shrivelled grapes 7.Granny Smith is one type 9.Wear them to keep warm 13.Carve them with faces 14.Put one in #13 across 15.They haunt houses 16.They fall from trees 17.It has sap in it (c) 1981 Canada Wide Feature Services Lim- ited by MacKay Fairfield Tate Smile +++ Inflation is so bad, economists are getting as bad a reputation as politi- cians. +++ We all want our friends to tell us about our bad qualities. It's only the one who does so that we can't tolerate. Former Clinton mayor Don Symons was recently elected Grand Worthy Patron of the Order of the Eastern Star for all of Ontario. Beside Don is Mrs. Mary Barton, Worthy Grand Matron. Former Ciinton mayor headsOnt. Eastern Star On September 25th, at the Royal York in Toronto, former Clinton mayor, Don Symons was installed as Worthy Grand Patron of Ontario, Order of the Jr. gardeners meet The Junior Gardeners met at the Town Hall on Tuesday, October 20th, with 14 members present. All went to the library flower beds and took some slips of geraniums, and Mrs. Powell demonstrated how to plant them in vermiculite us- ing a rooting liquid. Mrs. Powell showed how to make Christmas cards with the flowers they had dried during the summer; This was the last meeting for this year, and all members will be called as to the date of our next meeting. - by Michael Tait Eastern Star. Don is'.a dual member of Orangeville and Clinton chapters, and is . the first from either chapter to have been elected to Grand Chapter. Mrs. Mary Barton of Madoc was installed as Worthy Grand Matron, and Don will assist her in leading the ,more than 30,000 members of Eastern Star in Ontario for the coming year. They will attempt to visit as many of the 270 chapters in Ontario as passible, as well as being special guests at many events. This year, the Order of the Eastern Star . gave 143 bursaries valued at $400 each to young men and waren involved in religious leadership. Also, more than $40,000. was given to the Shriners' hospitals for Burned . and Crippled Children. Among the more than 2,000 members attending sessions this year, was Mrs. (Ai West Wawanosh MutualXeif Pare Insurance -Company Dungannon, One. NOM 1R0 529-7961 FARMS RESIDENTIAL AUTO AGENTS: Frank Fortin Donald MacKay John F. MacLennan Mason Robinson Delmar Sproul Lyons & Mulhern R.R. 2 Lucknow R.R. 3 Ripley P.O. Box 132 Lucknow 341 Catherine St. Wingham R.R. 3 Auburn 46 West St. Goderich 528-3824 305.5362 528-3810. 357-2478 520-7273 524-7878 FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR FARM, HOME, COTTAGE OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA. DIRECTORS: Eldon Bradley Gerald Kerr Austin Martin Kenneth B. MacLean Donald McKenzie John Nixon Lucknow P.O. Box 62 Blyth P.O. Box 304 Lucknow R.R. 2 Paisley 163 Elgin Ave., west Godarich R.R. 5 Brussels CLAIMS SHOULD BE REPORTED PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR IN YOUR AREA. 528-2214 523.9275 528-3601 36E-7537 524-7602 887-4417 1 ROSS SHOE SHOP THE SQUARE GODERICH MEN'S & LADIES' PRE -CHRISTMAS LEATHER WESTERN & WINTER SNOW BOOT SALE CONTINUES.„. OFF ALL REGULAR STOCK PRICES SIZES: LADIES' 5-11 MEN'S 7-13 AT ROSS SHOE SHOP "VOUR ONE STOP FAMILY SHOE SHOP" 142 THE SQUARE STORE HOURS: Fvi.n9. Sat:, 9 GODERICH 111111111111 VISA EIL Romayne McClinchey of Clinton, who was Don's personal page. Mrs. Margaret Caldwell worked at the election, and Willard Aiken was the escort for Mrs. Anne Astles of Blind River, formerly of Clinton, who was installed as an appointed Grand Officer. A number of other members of Clinton Chapter attended the Friday evening installation ceremonies. Ciinton Cluckers cream puffs The fifth meeting of the the InisQei rd: They also Clinton III Clacker 4-H Club was held on Wednesday, Oc- tober 21 at the home of Mrs. Pat Saundercock, when 10 members answered the roll call "tell how do you like your eggs for breakfast" and "name a style or recipe which contains eggs". The leaders discussed the cover for the books and all agreed to have a yellow cover and also agreed to pay $5 more for the groceries and. Hanly elected new director H it n County ad�minitrator-clerk William Haply has been elected a new director of the Associa- tion of Counties and Regions. of Ontario. The association, and the Rural Ontario Municipalities Association, will become sections of the expanded On- tario Municipal Association when they merge Jan. 1. Middlesex County's administrator -clerk, Ron Eddy was acclaimed presi- dent of the counties and regions association at its final annual meeting Mon- day at Chatham. The association also re- jected a Perth County resolution seeking federal financial assistance for homeowners who want to remove urea formaldehyde insulation. discussed the breakfast eggs, which included poach- ed and hard and soft cooked eggs and the right way to do them up and the four major functions of an egg which it brings it all together. They also discussed the plans for our party and the organization on what each girl is to bring for the party. They. were divided into two groups for cooking with one ke 4111 group doing the chicken a la King, while the other group made the cream puff shells. All tasted the cream puffs by putting the chicken a la King inthe shell. They are going to have a work meeting on Tuesday, Oc- tober 27 at the house of Mrs. Joanne Walker and the party is set for Wednesday, Oc- tober 28 at the Wesley -Willis United .Church at 6:30 p.m. by Johanna van Diepef► APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape last. Call us today. PECK, APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 482.7103 H.S. FORD CO. 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