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The waiting is`vover - the
results are, in from the Royal
C.pserVatory of Music of
Toronto.. By this time the
students will no doubt -have
heardthernselves,
The following press release
was received here in the
office: Grade 'VIII • piano
honours Clare R.
Devereaux; Grade VII piano,
pass Barbara L. McCurdy, D.
Joan Sills, Ruth A. Ribey,
Grade VI piano, honours -
Lorrie L. Mann, Mary L.
Simpson, Ann E. Deichert,
Susan E. Jefferson; Grade V
piano - first class honours,
Maureen Hutchinson;
honours - Susan L.
McAllister, Jane E. Morton,
Susan M. Smith; pass Lynne
Dodds, Brenda L. Clutton.
Grade IV piano - first class
honours, Darryl T. Fox;
honours, Mary C. Gibson,
Barbara E...Gross, Marianne
A. Menzies; pass, Julia J.
Carruthers; Grade III piano -
first class honours -
Judithanne Wise, Wesley W.
Delve, Grade II piano -
honours Ruthann Dykstra,
Jennifer S. C4ynick.
Congratulations to all after
the hours and hours of
practising.
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Tuesday, July 26 was a red
letter day for Elsie Van
Riesen of Albert Street, - she
travelled to Malton Airport to
by Peggy Gibb
spend four hours with a led to a visit to Sherwood
cousin whom she had not seen Forest of Robin Hood fame.
for 51 years. The cousin, Mrs. Also in the city she saw the
Amy Harrison was returning famous Jerusalem Pub which
to her home ln•Wrexham, N. is hewn out of solid rock and
Wales after a holiday in has rock seats. Behind this is
western Canada. Mortimer''s. Hole, a dungeon
-}- -} -{- from which the legendary
Mortimer made his
Mr. Toro Herman of escape,
Huronview celebrated his
93rd birthday on Sunday last
with his family at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Aiken,
Mr. and M'rs. Royce
Macaulay for the past week'
enjoyed a 'visit from their + + +
granddaughter, Susan Bladk,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. DON'T FORGET - Clinton
Gerry Black of Georgetown. .Merchants Sidewalk Sale
Days, - there'll be lots of
goodies out for the buying.
And especially visit the for
Three lovely weeks in sale spot in front of the
England in June made the Clinton News -Record where
summer for Mrs, Florence Parl Hartman will be offering
Miller of Kirk Street. old pictures from the paper
Arriving at the height of The .1975 and before. 15c each -
Queen's Silver Jubilee what better bargain!•
celebrations, Florence tells
us that there were flags + + -I-
everywhere, even in the
tiniest nook and cranny of the There gothe stentorian
buildings. (Here we have a tones of the editor - ready to
major operation to hoist three leave and one hour early - so
up, on the News -Record you'll escape any more of this
building) . column for this week.
Most of her holiday was
spent visiting with her sister
in Nottingham. That of course
Winner of the Huron Fish'
and Game Club` Bingo'
Tuesday night was Mrs:
Annie Steep of 3S James
Street with a jackpot of $97. , .
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by Shelley McPhee
Wh4t happens if you take a weekend, add 500 young
people, two rock bands and 10 acres of bush to roam
about in? You have Pzaz,
Although- some may call such a gathering, total
bedlam, With too loud music, too many kids and too rohgh
surroundings: even the Gocierich detachment of the OP`P
said that the party was well run and there were few
1oniplaints.
Now you may wonder why I would choose to write' a
column about one of imy weekend flings, but Pza2 was
more than just a party. Held on some land near Pirie
Lake which is owned by Harry Torrance, his son Murray
organized the bash, and what a bash it was. .
Along with the "i'nusic' on Satu. day night,„ Sunday. af-
ternoon everyone listened to falksingers, ate 20, dozen
cobs of corn ancf,a 125' pound dressed pig, which had been
cooking throughout the night and played in horseshoe
tournaments:.
Tickets were $5 apiece for the weekend event, but the
money was not completely pocketeaiy the Torrances.
After the expenses are paid, the proceeds will go to the
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. . '
Such an idea is wonderful, that hundreds of Imy peers
can go out and "rave" all nigh* and still be helping
others, instead of the usual idea that we hinder others
with our booze, our grass, our rock, our clothes and our
manners.
You see, We're not all that bad.
This coming weekend, a repeat 'performance of last
will take place when the rock band Helix will play.
Originally this Kitchener based group was to play last
weekend but the rain prevented them from doing this.
The partying will begin on Saturday and finish up on
Monday at the same location and tickets are still'
available.
As an extra feature Father Mike from Kitchener has'
been -invited tp the second weekend of Pzaz. He is a friend
of the band and works with children who suffer from
cystic fibrosis.
What a way to party, by having so many kids get
together and for such a good cause.
Huron reps at La Lecke Convention
Barb Kerr; Brussels, Janis
Bisback, Hensall and their
husbands joined 4,000 doc-
tors, nurses and parents with
children at a four day Con-
ference which brought
together medical experts
from all over the world, nine
countries in all from Ireland
to New Zealand.
"Developing nations could
save one billion dollars a year
if all their mothers breastfed -
a fact which should make La
Leche League as powerful as
OPEC". Dr. Marshall H.
Kla'tis M.D. author`` of
Maternal- Infant Bonding told
the (ith International Con-
ference of La Leche League
International in Toronto,
Stressing the beneficial
properties inherent in
mothers' milk, the noted
physician and author, who is
)001, professor of Pediatrics at the
University Hospitals of
Cleveland, cited specific
examples in various parts of
the globe where babies owe
their lives to human milk. "In
19'." 1 and '%,almost 50 per cent
of premature babies who
developed diarrhea ' in sec
tions of Argentina were dying
from the affliction; Dr.
Klaus stated. "In 1973 a
system was implemented
whereby milk from mothers
of full-term ,babies was
supplied to -the premies at a
teaspoon each pound of infant
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La Leche League . Inter-
national is the only in-
ternational organization in
the world whose major
purpose • is to help women
successfully breastfeed their
babies. The 21 -year-old
organization started by seven
mothers in Franklin Park,
Illinois, now has 11,700
leaders directing 3,500
branches in 42 countries,
Huron County has one
meeting monthly to acquaint
those interested in breast-
feeding. Further information
may be obtained"from Janis
Bisback, 262-2192.
Whots, new at Huron/view?
The Seaforth Brass Band
led by Doctor Toll,enterta4re0
on the front lawn on Friday
evening. The residents en-
joyed hearing some of the old
band numbers. Following the
program at the I-ne, the
band played for a "dnncert in
the Clinton Library Park.
Congratulations to Mr.
John McCallum who received'
the prize for being the eldest
member in the July 12th
parade at Bayfield. John will
be celebrating his ninety-fifth
birthday in September.
The Clinton Pipe Band
provided the ' Family Night
program and all of the
residents were able to .take
advantage of the music as the
band used the front parking
lot for a parade square.
weight, _ and _.the._ -diarrhea__,.- .T -ho F.1in, n._;5_•_ be=, able to yaw.n.with -your
completely stopped!" Institute were. -hosts for the mouth closed.
July birthdays. Mrs. Janet
Coward was emcee for the
program and musical
numbers were provided by
Danny and Joey Gower,
Elaine. and Margaret Pym,
piano melodies by Marjorie
Johns, step dance numbers
by Shelly and Sanra
Finlayson. The twenty-tlfree
celebrants received gifts
from the Institute and bir-
thday cake and lemonade was
served by the ladies. Mrs.
Waghorn, who was formerly
• from Elinville, thanked the
Institute on behalf of the
ladies.
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useful, but one of the best is to
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For Kids
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At last 'it's 'done! The books
have been. sorted,• stamped
and are ready for the
library's annual book sale.
Today, starting at 10 a.m. in
the Library -Park, the Clintop'
Public Library Will be holding•
a, sale of discontinued books.
Hardback'' books will 'be,
available a .the'small fee of
10 cents pier book, with
paperbacks and magazines
also on sale. In case of in-
clement weather the sale, will
take place in the Children's
room in the Library.
Today, due to the book sale,
the regular craft time for the
8-13 year olds will not be held.
However, this program will
resume next Thursday at 2:30
p.m. with the children
learning how to make
beeswax ca dies. This type of
candle, ade from com-
mercial b eswax, involves no
melting, o colouring and no
scentin ,-allowing all those
part' ating in this program
to come experts in can-
diemaking, in one easy
lesson!
On Monday, at 2:30 p.m.
our weekly program "What
Do People Do All ' IAay''
revolves_ around . firemen.
This week the 3-8 year olds
will be learning about
firemen through stories, ° a
draft, and a visit. to Ctinton's•,
Fire Station. •
Last week Our "Super
Snooper" puzzle arrived aS
the library; ' and although
many Super; Snoopers . have
been in to put pieces on th.e
puzzle, the identity of Super
Snooper remains a mystery.
Therefore, we're asking those
children participating in our
summer reading program to
soon visit the library and help
us solve our mystery.
Smile
.A man rang a couple's
doorbell and said he was
collecting money for a poor
lady down t`he block. He
advised that she was to be
evicted because she owed
three month's rent.
"How nice of you to be
interested in this poor
woman." they said. "Are you
her pastor?"
"No," he replied. "I'm her
landlord."
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again 'this 'spring, to notify
them that they are sending
two magazines a month. I also
sent them the postal addresses
as I. am to you now. It
provokes me that they can
send me two magazines and
waste my time and money,
about every other month this
double magazine happens.
wonder if they do not read
English! Since' you have got
results for other people maybe
you can straighten this up fo
me.
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who my real "parents were, but
since they are now both dead 1
have the strongest urge to find i
out who my real parents are
but I haven't a clue• as to how
to' go about this, and I was
wondering also if it's a very
costly procedure or not?
Normally adoption papers
are sealed when the court
order is made for adoption and
can only be openesi , for in-
spection by the order of a
judge, or by the. consent of the
Provincial Director of Child
welfare.
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if you cannot procure his,
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1 through-Ali6' =re--eXpensiV
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and anyone under that age is
considered a minor or infant.
A contract cannot be en-
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for necessities such as food,
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