Clinton News-Record, 1978-11-09, Page 2PAGE 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSWC,MVAMBgR 0 ,1978,
No, you aren't seeing
double - there is another
Town Talk around.
Readers will notice
elsewhere in this paper
there is an act for a new
store bearing the
namesake of this column.
In all fairness to both
the new establishment
and this paper we should
point out that there is no
connection whatsoever
between the two names.
The store known as Town
Talk which opens this
week has only the eight
letters in common and
neither the News -Record
nor the writer are af-
filiated in any way.
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Never underestimate
your fire fighters in this
town - they are a
dedicated lot. Four of
them are finding out that
there is still more to
learn, even after many
years of manning the
hoses.
Doug Cartwright, Craig
Cox, Dennis Fleischauer
wand Fred Lobb are in the
middle of a thirteen week
- 40 hour course at the
Fire Fighters' School in
Exeter. The men go
every Monday night, they
started last September 11
along with 27 other area
fire fighters.
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Congratulations to Oda
and Karl Skov of Raglan
Street who recently
celebrated their 40th
anniversary. A family
dinner party was held in
London to mark the oc-
casion.
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by
peggy gibb
As you may have read
in this paper recently,
Clinton, Bayfield and
area has a new Welcome
Wagon hostess, Mrs.
Bonnie Roy. We have
been asked to pass on the
phone number at which
she may be contacted,
482-3126.
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To the residents of the
BlueWater Centre for the
Developmentally Han-
dicapped the death last
week of Agnes Moon was
a� personal lops as well as
the loss of an instructress
in crafts, cooking and
personal expression. She
created this program
especially for her pupils.
For most of us Agnes
Moon was an artist whose
canvasses hang in many
homes, but for the men
and women of the Centre
on Highway 21 near
Goderich where she in-
structed. - Agnes Moon
was the embodiment of a
warm, out -going person
who touched their lives.
The sympathy of our
community goes out to
those who were close to
Agnes.
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The Town and Country
Homemakers operating
as a unit of the County of
Huron Home Care
Program will be having
an ad in next week's
paper for their rummage
sale to be held in Wesley -
Willis Church, Clinton on
Saturday, November 18.
Anyone wishing to donate
articles may contact Mrs.
Winona Crozier at 527,
1216. Proceeds of the sale
will help defray some of
the expense for those who
may need homemaking
care.
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Huronic Rebekah
Lodge, Clinton held a
successful dessert euchre
and bake sale on Wed-
nesday, November 1 in
the Lodge Hall. Ladies
from Exeter, Goderich
and Clinton enjoyed the
desseirts, after which
several games of euchre
were played. Mrs.
Blanche Johns was the
winner and Mrs. Josie
Cunningham won the low
prize. Mrs. Jean Hen-
derson won the prize for
lone hands. Lucky chair
winner was Mrs. Berva
Cartwright and door
prize went to Mrs. Edna
Wheeler.
Sorority plan bazaar
The first November
meeting of Clinton Zeta
Omegia was held at the
home' of Mary Marsh on
Wednesday, November 1.
The minutes of the
previous meeting were
read and approved.
Ways and Means
Chairman, Rose,
collected quilt draw
tickets. She had the quilt
with her to show the
members. It was made
by the Senior Citizens and
certainly is a beauty.
Tickets can be purchased
from any Sorority
members.
Plans were discussed
for the upcoming
Christmas Bazaar. It is to
be held at the Town Hall
on Saturday, December
2. Everyone is welcome,
There will be lots of
homemade crafts
suitable for Christmas
giving as well as home
baking.
President, Mary
Marsh, reported that an
Area Council was formed
on October 19, 197g. The
purpose of this council is
to enable the various
chapters to keep in touch
with each other.
The business meeting
was followed with a talk
by guest speaker, Peggy
Menzies. She spoke on the
subject, Learning to
Earn". This was well
appreciated, with a good
response by all.
The meeting was
concluded with lunch and
a social time.
The Wingham Kinsmen
'have agreed to provide
financial backing of up to
$3,500 for the Towne
Players to enable the
group to go ahead with its
production of a special
centennial play.
The Wingham
Advance -Times reported
that theatre had little
success trying to get
backing from the town
centennial committee
and said the project
would have to be can-
celled if a backer couldn't •
be found.
The biggest cost will
include the $1,500 fee for
the playwright plus about
$250 In travelling ex-
penses for him to attend
40 rehearsals. Adver-
tising, costumes,
programs and a $100
honorarium for the
director are also included
in the expenses.
Food Advisory Division,
Agriculture Canada
offers you this recipe for
"Ground Beef Stew", for
To
Shannon Dill
Holly • Horton
Dennis MacDonald
David Wright
Christens Stewart
Karen Wright
David Jones
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Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology
announces the appointment of Paul J. Bateman to
the faculty of Haileybury School of Mines,
Haileybury, Ontario.Born in Christchurch, Hants,
England, Mr. Bateman moved to Canada with his
family and attended Clinton Public School and
Central Huron Secondary School. He graduated
from- University of Toronto with a Bachelor of
Applied Science degree in Geological Engineering,
later taking a post graduate course in geology at
University of Saskatchewan. Mr. Bateman's in-
dustrial experience includes summer experience at
Inco, Sudbury; Cominco (Cornwallis Island,
N.W.T.); and Mobil Oil (N.W.T.) He has held
positions with Amax Explorations as Project
Geologist in Thompson Manitoba and the Blind
River -Soo areas of Northern Ontario. Later he
became Field Geologist for Hollinger Mines at
Timmins. He is a Fellow of the Geological
Association of Canada as well as membership in
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy,
Professional Engineers of Ontario and the
Prospectors and Developers Association. Mr. and
Mrs. Bateman and daughter Jennifer are residing
in Haileybury.
-your Grey Cup Party
lineup. It's nutritious,
inexpensive, and can be
prepared in advance.
This way, you can enjoy
the game too. Served with
a green salad and hot
rolls, this meal might
even help the losers
forget.
une thing to remember
- keep the stew either
very hot (160 degrees C)
or very cold (40 degrees C
in the refrigerator) to
ensure that the food you
served won't be the
source of headaches the
day after! Don't give
bacteria a chance to
grow.
Jackie Brand of R,R. 3, Clinton was the winner of
the Huron Cattleman's award at the 4-H
achievement night in Clinton last Friday, and
received her award from cattleman's president,
Art Bolton. (photo by Wilma Oke)
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ELECTRIC
ACCOUNTING
Ground Beef
Stew
1 cup sliced onion
1 cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons fat
11/2 pounds ground beef
1 tablespoon flour
11/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/2 teaspoon caraway seed
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons Wor-
cestershire sauce
1 cup beef bouillon
2 cups cubed potatoes
2 cups cubed rutabaga.
2 cups sliced carrots
1/2 cup frozen chopped
green pepper
1/2 pint(11/4 cups) dairy
cream
Chopped parsley
Saut9 onion and celery
in• fat until onion is
transparent., Add beef
and brown. Drain off
excess fat. Blend in flour
and seasonings. Add
Worcestershire sauce,
bouillon, potatoes,
rutabaga and carrots.
Cover and simmer until
vegetables are tender
(about 30 minutes). Add
green pepper and simmer
5 minutes more. Stir in
sour cream and heat
thoroughly but do not
boil. ,
Turn into serving dish
and garnish with parsley.
6 perwings.
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