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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-18, Page 201 with their cousins Mr, and Mrs. John Thompson. Several ..from the com- munity attended the wedding and reception for _ Paul Buchanan and Janet Graham on Saturday November 14 in Exeter. Congratulations to the newlyweds and welcome Janet to the community. They will be residing on the home farm at R.R. 1, Lon- desboro. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cam- pbell of Dublin were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson, Lisa, Cheryl and Willy. Best wishes go out to Mrs. Frank Riley, who is spending a few days in Seaforth Community Hospital having had surgery on her toe Monday. Smile The real test in golf and in life is not keeping out of the rough, but in getting out after we are in. cessfully with 14 to 16 hours of artificial light daily. For light gardens, Flem- ing recommends fluorescent lamps instead of conven- tional incandescent bulbs. Fluorescent lamps are more economical because they provide more illumination per watt of electricity used. Most fluorescent lamps provide a good spectrum of light and are also cooler. than incandescent bulbs. There is a variety of fluorescent lamps designed for plant growing. However, cool, light white tubes are satisfactory for most home gardeners, says Fleming. "The better-known houseplants, such as philodendrons, African violets, German ivy, begonias, pothos and scin- dapus will grow well under artificial light," he says. Lights should be set about 0.3 m (one foot) directly above the plants for max- imum light. Raise the light as plants grow in height. Goderich Vacuum Centre 52 West St., Goderich Phone: 524-4112 Directly Across from Culbert's Bakery Sales -Service & Supplies NEW AND RE -BUILT *FILTER QUEEN *ELECTROLUX *HOOVER *KIRBY *ROYAL *REGINA *LEWYT *EUREKA *ELECTRO -HYGIENE Complete Service Centre For Most Appliances "We give you fast and efficient service" BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PAGE 20-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1981 r town talk By this time all our readers should be well acquainted with the building fund drive for our Clinton Hospital. Many fortunate ones may never have had need of hospital facilities, but there are others who have been hospitalized in Clinton and were grateful they ,didn't have to go miles away to a strange place, plus making it difficult for families and friends to visit. When the volunteer can- vasser comes to your door remember one of the greatest needs of a com- munity is the comforting presence of a well staffed hospital - and do respond to the plea for funds. +++ The Reach Out Club of Clinton held a very suc- cessful bazaar on November 6 in the Clinton Legion Hall; Winner of the first afghan was Mrs. Westerveld of Seaforth and second afghan was won by Mrs. Vandendool of Clinton. For all those who at- tempted to guess the name of the. doll made by Mrs. Henry WISHES A HAPPY BIRTHDAY To Andrew Walker Thomas Trick Linda Van Spengen Adam Kiss Tommy Kyle Gregory Johnston Sheehan Carter Scott Reid Jeffrey Reid Jennifer Slotegraaf Michelle Carter Devitt Doherty Stephen Vandendool Joel Jenkins Nicole Bradley Eric Broome Sandy Merner. Jennifer Harris Angie Jervis Kenneth Penfound • Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Vanastra Clinton Clinton Hansell Hansa I I Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Myth Brumfield R.R. 3 Clinton Clinton Clinton Seaforth Auburn On Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Nov. 20 Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Bylsma - her name was "Harmony" +++ Maybe all you know about the "Universal Product Code" is if you are a contest bug and you have to clip one off (or soak it off - or whatever) to accompany your entry form. But if you are a con- scientious and enterprising housewife you could learn a great deal about this new form of pricing by attending the next meeting of the Clinton Women's Institue. on Thursday, November , in the Agricultural Bo rd Rooms. The film is at 3 p h. and the guest speaker will be Huron County's Home Economist, Jane Muegge, her talk is entitled "The Super Super Market". So if you wish to learn more about this universal product code which to most housewives is so mystifying plan to attend. There is no admission charge. A PLACE FOR KIDS Clues Across: 1.At the bottom of a skate. 3.Slide down hills on this. 6.This meat Makes good pies. 7.Jack , 8.A pine is an ----green. 9.It melts icy roads. 15.A hockey . 16.A blinding storm. 17.Pile up snow and make 18.Frostbite 19.Snow branches weight. 20.Another word for "examinations." 22.A winter sport. 25.Dress up snow---. 26.Playing in the snow is 120.0, 0 A Winter Puzzle feet. makes with the 27.It will burn in a fire. 28.Opposite of short. 29.The ---- and the ivy... 31.They fall from clouds. 32.Opposite of stand. 1 Down: 1.They protect feet. 2.Wind blows snow into a 3.They lose their leaves. 4.Grass will ---- in the spring. 5.A puck must go into a --- to score. 7.At 0 C water is into ice. 10.It's put into cars to prevent freezing. 11.Sleigh are fun. 12.You need these for playing hockey. 13.Another word for sleigh. 14.Where crops are grown. 21.Fire will ---- logs. 22.Remove snow from walks with this. 23.Opposite of well. 24.They grow longer in the winter. 25.Wear them on your hands. 26.Same as "tumbles." 30.It's not Christmas ---- but it will be soon. (c) 1981 Canada Wide Feature Services Lim- ited by MacKay Fairfield Tate +++ The Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was pleased to have as its guest, Rev. Thomas A. Duke at the recent meeting November 10 held in the home of Mrs. Alice Fee. Mr. Duke presented the members with a quiz on Presbyterianism, and an enlightening talk. During the business meeting it was decided to make a donation to the Huron Day Care Centre. Also, instead of the usual exchange of gifts at its an- nual Christmas pot luck supper, club members decided to donate the money usually spent, to the Clinton Hospital Building Fund instead. The pot luck supper will take place this year on December 8 at the home of Mrs. Clara Macaulay. +++ The members of the Huron Lodge No. 377 of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association met in the lodge hall for the regular meeting. With them were guests from Seafortli L.O.B.A.,.,.,At the dose of the meeting the draws were made for $25., $15. and $10. P.M.L. Brown made the first draw and the winner of $25. was Phyllis Harrison of Goderich. P.M. Mac Habit irk drew second with the winner being Doug Dale of R.R. 4, Clinton. P.M. Annie Harrison made the third draw for $10. which was won by Phyllis Cox of 190 South St. Goderich. A social hour was enjoyed. Special thanks to our guests and the members who sold tickets and those who bought so generously. This report was submitted by bora Heard. • fro At a recent meeting of the Clinton Optimlet Club, the Installation of the new executive was held. Here past -president Robert "Doc" Miller, left, presents the president pin to the 1981-82 president, Greg Burns. Artificial light can help your plants Growing houseplants under artificial light opens a new world of gardening for hobbyists, says Bob Flem- ing, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food hor- ticulturist. During the dull, short days of winter, many houseplants suffer from lack of natural light, he says. Using ar- tificial light, home gardeners can maintain plant growth. Although artificial light is no match for natural sunlight, any common houseplant will grow suc- Comings and goings in Constance By Mary Merner Carl Merner returned home recently from University Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Memer, Jason and Jeffrey of Owen Sound were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie, Mike and Shelley. Mr. Hugh Dimalind was admitted on Sunday to Seaforth Community Hospital. We wish him all the best and a speedy recovery. Court Constantine L1842 met at the hall on Thursday, Nov. 12th and plans are being made to hold Forester Family Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott, Dwayne and Craig of Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keifer of Ohio are spending this week BEAVERS SCOUTS CUBS Last Wednesday, November 11 the Beavers joined the Cubs and Scouts for the Remembrance Day service and parade. Beaver Darryl Lavis laid the wreath and Jarrod Petteplace, Derek Hoggarth, Andrew Walker and Jeff Ryan were the flag carriers. A special thank you to the Legion Ladies Auxiliary for refreshments. Thursday at the regular meetings it was an hour with a special meaning revolving around the "Year of the Disabled". Leader Rusty,along with Darryl Lavis and Shane Carter, did a skit to try to encourage a disabled boy to join the colony. Beavers were also encouraged to use their senses as well as doing an obstacle course in a wheelchair and another course while blindfolded. 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