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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-25, Page 2to life or just might be lonely and .needs that special relationship only a grown man can provide. The association is one of 155 agencies across Canada. For more information please write or call: "North Huron Big Brothers Association", Box 382, Goderich, ,pntario. N7A 406.519-5247878: James J. Mulhern, President. Volunteers are needed. Drive safely next week, and all weeks The Canada Safety Council announces 1981 National Safe Driving Week December 1-7. The purpose of Safe Driving Week is to alert Canadians everywhere that risk of death or injury from traffic crashes is still a horrendous social problem in Canada During 1980, there were 5,459 traffic fatalities in Canada Preliminary figures indicate there will be over 5,600 traffic fatalities in 1981. Certainly the loss of 5,600 lives in one year from any other single cause would be regarded as a major national disaster. Traffic fatalities do not happen to cars, trucks, motorcycles and bicycles. They happen to people. In a traffic collision, it is not an unbelted body that flies through the windshield to hit the pavement at 50 kph. It's a human being. It could be your child, wife, husband, father, mother, sister, brother or best friend. For26years, National Safe Driving Week has been held from December 1 to 7 to bring an awareness to Canadians of the ongoing toll in human lives taken by traffic crashes. There can be a reduction in traffic fatalities and injuries. Please do your part and drive defensively throughout the year. Smile Parents who are afraid to put their foot down usually • have children who step on toes. FLORIDA VACATION CLUB INTERNATIONAL Wilt -guarantee yaw and your fondly. favrf year for the reef of your life. hoe in the sten at our beautiful ocean front resort hotel, with a fully -equipped kit- dten In.every sulk, — all for a one -thee only cost of 9,51. 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DIRECTORY PAGE 2—CLIMN NEWS -1 , WEDNESDAY, NO Eli25,1901 Sant ,teven:Son, the humod8t,, said it - and solnietimes it seeros true: '°insanity is hereditary. 'You can get it from your ehll + + + This colon n is underfed - somelimees I think it is Irv® IAS to clOith• There must be =neon among Clinton's 3,000 souls who has either been somewhere, done something or had somebody visiting. Please take a minute to either phone in or send in your news. Thank you in advance: +++ Thanks to Jean Liver- more, secretary oftheAfter noon Unit of Wesley -Willis V.C.W. we havethe follow. ing; A= The theme of the afternoon unit- meeting was "Remem- bce" with Viola Nelson's group, in charge of the wor- ship: r Jamieson read the =Beatitudes and Marian Carter led in prayer. Bess Eingland read an old Chose Proverb. Helen Rathweiftead nine rules to nuke friends and Viola gave a reading, "Why.1 Wear a .. ',Poppy"., Edna Stewart read ambrance. ,for all ` It` was decided to have the Christmas meeting. aactrker 17ch at 1 January6Will be an overala U.C.W.welly* the New Year with dessert and coffee at7p.m. Gwen entertained ; e after schoolladies with piano selections. Lunch was served by Pearl ! group. ++♦ Chi Saahmday. November 21 at the Green Forest Motel in Grand Bend the Bluewater Shrine Fire Brigade held Its Vis- Draw. The win- ners were first, Stan Batt, Hensall; second, Essie Har- rison, Ailsa Craig; third, Ted Burke, London; fourth, Alvin Betties, Bayfield. Council briefs Ina ciosedsession following the regular November 16th meeting of Clinton Council, the resignation of Florence Elliott was accepted by councll. No further details were released, but council is advertising for another fulltime secretary to replace her. + + Council defeated a . resolution from Bruce County's Township alt Greenock, supporting the construction of more nuclear goner plants to expressly transport power to TheUnited Slates. Councillor Aon McKay noted that he was not an expert on nuclear power and did not feel authorized to vote on the resolution. He also explained that he was not opposed to nuclear power, butthe disposal of the waste material. Council defeated the resolution, thus strengthening a motion passed at their November 2nd meeting when a resolution from Township of West Nissouri called for stricter controls on the nuclear power and its export to foreigncountries. " • +++ A 61O0; donation was approved to the Huron Daye Care Centre for the Homebound. The money will assist in the printing of an accessibility guide of public buildings for the handicapped. Other municipalities in Huron County are also being asked to support the project. Approidmately $800 must be raised locally to qualify the the project for an 80 per cent Wintario grant. Photographer Riddles 1.What did the photographer say when he was caught stealing a camera? I've been framed. - 2.Why did the photographer take pictures of kids playing in a playground? He liked slides. 3.Why do photographers wear see-through clothes? They like filmy things. 4.Why was the photographer sad? He was feeling negative. 5.Why did the photographer take a jug of water to his studio? He liked pitchers. 6.Why did the photographer ask someone to speak and then take a snapshot of the air? He wanted to see how the conversation would develop. 7.What did the photographer's Rice Krispies say? "Crackle, pop." The photographer had the soaps. 8.Why couldn't the photographer make up his mind? Nothing was black and white to him. 9.Who was the photographer's favorite baseball player? The pitcher. 10.Why did the photographer send out thousands of advertising brochures? He liked lots of exposures. ri:V2 s G�ct .qaP t � J J_ ,f 7 fff It was ay -up time for some Tweedes last week as they joined the Clinton Brownies. Left to right back row are Kayley Mills, Amanda Butt, Crystal Garrett, and Carlee Horsup. Front row are Linde Kumim, Kara Strong, Tracie Carter, and Kara Hiltz. Missing was Annette Lockhart and Erin Lobb. (James Fitzgerald photo) Big Brothers expand area Please effective Goderich Brothers. be advised that immediately, The and District Big Association has BEAVERS SCOUTS' 1st Clinton Beaver Colony: Last Thursday, Nov. 19, Beavers spent an hour at the Clinton Public Hospital. Thanks to candy -stripers Carol Cartwright acid Helen Kolkman, Beavers were able to learn and understand a little more about our hospital. Beavers enjoyed cookies and juice before returning to the pond On Saturday, Nov. 21 it was a time for learning about the world as Beavers spent a very busy `day in Stratford. The morning started with a visit to the fire hall, where firemen Garry Ladouceur, Bernie Larvardance, Terry Martell and Rick Micks allowed the boys to become firemen for a short time. From there the Beavers travelled to MacDonalds where our hostess Janice was on hand to serve the Beavers in the famous MacDonald fashion. On to the police station and Constable Dennis Jackson. Here the Heavers sat in. the jail, visited the shooting range and saw many up-to.date methods of the Police Department. A film MaiSam-theSafety Man ended our tour' of the station. A little free time in the children's library was greatly enjoyed by the Beavers then up to auditorium and a fun hour with Abra the Magic Clown. A colony of tired Beavers and leaders returned home to Clinton with a bag of cookies to enjoy on the way. A special thanks to drivers and helpers Marie Johnston, Linda Bosman, Allison Lobb, Florence Elliott, Larry Gib- bingg and Bud Walker. tel Clinton Beaver Colony: Last week's meeting had to be cancelled. Cubs: Dillon Fremlin received his team player badge; Mark Walker, handyman badge; Craig Caldwell, toy maker badge. The Cubs are practicing their skit for the party. Last week Cubs were treated to pizza for bringing their baskets. First prizes, Jason MacLean, Chris Fox; second prize, Chris Hoggarth, Gavin Hunter, Cory Freeman, Douglas Maguire. Thanks to Scouter Bob for showing his slides. CUBS changed its name to: "North Huron Big Brothers Association". This name change was brought about as a result of expansion from Goderich to Clinton, Vanastra, Bayfield, Blyth and surrounding areas. The association is af- filiated with Big Brothers of Canada, in Burlington, Ontario. Big Brothers is a volunteer organization where an adult - male is matched with a "little brother" - a boy aged 6 to 16 who has no father at home. The little brothermay be having trouble adjusting ICED To iuOW SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR NEW COMMUNITY? Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with, helpful community information. weareml NEW 1981 GMC RALLY STX VA Fine passenger seating, deluxe trim throughout, decor package, power door locks, tinted glass, rear heater, roof ventilator, large ehrome mirrors, stabilizer bar, 350ESC engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, ,fit wheel, wheel discs, AM/FM radio viith rear speaker. P215 x 15 steel betted redid! white wafts, gauge package. Two tone brown with deluxe doeskin cloth interior. Serial No. 516515. 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