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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-03-28, Page 12Peggy Slotegraaf sang two numbers at a musical night in Clinton on March 23. The variety concert was put on at the Clinton and District Christian School. (Shelley McPhee photo) Junior gardeners hold meeting CLINTON - On March 21 the Junior Gardeners held their first meeting of 1984 at the Agricultural Office. The 21 members present were Debbie Draper, Stacey and Angela Reid, Tanya and Tabatha Darrell, Stacy and. Robyn Hicks, Kayley and Pam Mills, Lori and Dawn Powell, . Anne Tyndall, Jodie Castle, Lauralee Johnston, Shirley Watkins, Paula Cudmore; Douglas Maguire, Andrew Walker, Colleen Gower, Kara Hiltz, and Valerie Vanriesen. . -The ...-roll __calLv .as_..answered by naming their favorite spring flower. Douglas Maguire gave a report on ow much money the club has. The leaders were Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Tait, and helper Pattie Maguire. Everyone planted peanuts and took them home to watch them grow. They all had cookies and juice and went home. By: Lori Powell. Maitland news By Milena Lobb MAITLAND AND THE 16TH - Since spr- ing does not seem to want to come very fast, a few folks'htiVe.heen heading off to the sun- ny south. Marilyn and Don Forbes and Walter and Suzanne McIllwain spent a week m the sunny warm Barbados while everyone was shivering back here. "Grandma Lobb" (still sounds funny • but nice) thought she would check Calgary out and see if it was as warm as tip Dukes were telling her. My mother, Kathleen Cuyler, Kincardine,. flew with me to Edmonton. We left Toronto in that bad storm on Feb. 28 and it was a little unnerving when they sprayed the plane with de-icer, then taxied out the runway not able to see a thing, then sat and waited. Really I didn't want to have the plane take off. Somehow we were able to get up above all that white stuff and back into sunshine. Ed- monton was cold but very little, snow, We spent a few days with , Brian and Lana and the new grandson and great-grandson Shane. Then,we took the bus to Calgary and sure enough the pussy willows were out and it was spring-like. The snow seemed to -follow and -it -got; colder .and .sno-wed.a.Jittle.,..._ so they sent me back to Edmonton, but as Brian and I were driving to the airport it was snowing and getting cold, so I think they were glad to have me leave for home. I did getto see all the boys, Rick Blake, Calvin Merrier and Dennis Walters, in St. Albert and I visited with Craig and Shelley Taylor. On my return I found out that several more folks wore busy taking trips to the south. Alvin, Linda, Lana and David Jones were in Orlando, Florida; . Marilyn, Brad, Lisa and Lori Forbes, Norene Tebbutt and Bernie McLelland were leaving in a couple of days. They drove south and stayed at Kissimmee and met up with the Jotieses at Disney World. Murray and Marlene Forbes, were down in the sun too. They were near Orlandoand spent a week lying in the sun, sightseeing, and . visiting with other "snowbirds" from this area. Last week Bill and I were in Toronto at- tending the Mutat Insurance Convention at the Sheridan. Centre.. We always_see several_ folks from this area so it doesn't seem as if we are away. On Saturday we visited with Harry and Shirley Lobb before we came home. The S.S. No. 4, Community Club will hold the April meeting at Phyllis Thoinpson's. home on April 4. /This will be the annual card party for the hospital so let's have a good turn out. Playing time is 1:30 PM. There will be a picture of the' members taken and it would be nice to have everyone present. Red Cross is international In 1909, by an Act of the Canadian Parlia- ment, a former branch of the British Red Cross became the Canadian Red Cross Society. 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