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- Clinton News-Record; Thorodo , Jul 15 1971
Playground program
underway in Hensail
picnic. We hope that the parents
of all children will come and
bring their picnic and share in
the activities that are taking
place.
Mrs. Bertha Jinks, who has
been to Aluewater Rest Horne in
Zurich for over a week is back in
}loosen making her home with
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm.
Miss Janice Armstrong of
London visited with Miss
Marjorie Schwalm over the
weekend.
Mrs. Grace McEwan is visiting
with friends in Blytb for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Jack Chipchase and baby
Jeffrey of Roanoke, Virginia, are
visiting with Mr. and I.Irs.
Harvey Keys of Hensall, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Chipchase of
MU, Dashwood.
'Safety'tips
Many drivers do not know
how to set their parking brake
correctly, says the Ontario
Safety League. The regular
service brake should be pressed
down firmly at the same time as
the parking brake is applied.
If this is not done, the travel
arc of the brake shoes brings the
lower lip into contact with the
drums first; this leaves the shoes
only lightly in contact with the
drums, making it easier for the
car to roll away, especially
backwards.
Another tip: for easy release
on most cars, hold foot firmly
against parking brake pedal and
pull the release handle andhold
while you let the pedal up
slowly. It avoids that loud bang. ,
BY MRS. MAuDE HEDDEN
The three weeks of planned
recreation for the children of
Hensel, began on Monday, July
12, under the direction of Mrs. ,
Archie Couper,
Cathy Cook and Sheila
Sangster, who attended a
Playground Leaders' Course in
Owen Sound, are the two
leaders, and are assisted by
volunteers, Bonnie Sangster,
Joan Goddard, Jane Heal, Joan
Allan, Christine Vanstone, Kevin
Bisback and Tony Kyle.
Between 60 and 70 children
registered the first day.
Cathy and Joan are
introducing drama and puppetry
to the playground this year and
their plays will be made up by
the children and acted in the
I park. Sheila is organizing
handcrafts for the small children
and Bonnie and Chris will teach
a group macrame. Mrs. Couper is
working with a group weaving
belts on backstrap looms.
Those boys interested in
sports have Tony and Kevin to
organize ball games. The
recreation period will end with
roller skating in the arena and a
sing-song with Cathy at the
guitar.
Wednesday puppetry will be
the chief activity and Friday a
scavenger hunt will take place.
For the week following, the
boys will make bird feeders and
the special event will be a
bicycle rodeo.
The last week of recreation
will be spent practicing plays
and puppet plays and finishing
handcrafts and on Wednesday
the special event will be a family
AIDS of THAN OATHS
Passed away in
Hospital on
ly 7, 1971, Jessie
V . la (formerly Jessie
Yungblut) widow of John
dden, of Londesboro, The
was held at Londesboro
d Church on Pri4ny, July
971, with interment in
n Cemetery,
LEPPINGT family of
the late Mrs. John Leppi man of
R. It, 2, hayfield, Ontario,
wishes to express its sincere
thanks to friends, neighbours
and relatives for the lovely floral
arrangements, donations to the
Cancer Society, Ontario Street
Church, and Anyone kind
enough to help in any way.
Special thanks to nurses of
Clinton Hospital, Dr. Addison
and Dr, Street, Thanks also to
the pallbearers, flowerbearers,
the Rev. H. Wonfor and the Ball
and Mutch Funeral Home. —
John Leppington and family. --
28b,
1968 CHEVROLET
Elelair 4-door sedan, 6 automatic, radio and wheel
discs. K42064,
8 '7;
1967 BELVEDERE;
ER: Passed away in
ria Hospital:, London, on
y, July 9, 1971, Frederick
filler, of 166 Victoria St.,
n, • in his 66th year.
ed son of Mrs. Rhoda
, Clinton. Brother of Freda
R. L. Evans) Toronto. The
al service was held at
le Funeral Home on
y, -July 12, 1971, with •
ent in Clinton Cemetery. '
$ Wagon!, 6 automatic, radio, white walls. X17824 124.5
1968 FORD JOHNSTON: I wish to expreis
my thanks to friends and
relatives for cards, visits and
flowers while in Clinton
Hospital. 'Special thanks to
Doctors Addison and Lambert
and nursing staff on first floor.
— Mrs, Ken (Donna) Johnston.
28b.
'A ton pick up, 6 cylinder, standard, low _mileage,
radio. 299808
845 Passed away at
nsway Nursing Home,
all, on Sunday, July 11,
, Rhoda Jane Reid, of 213
Street, Clinton, widow of
rt George Mid, in her 90th
The funeral was held at
Funeral Home on Tuesday,
13, 1971, with interment in
field Cemetery, •
We Have A
'dab() SELECTION OF
NEW-INTERMEDIATE &
COMPACT CARS
BY CHRYSLER CORP. IN STOCK'
FREY: Our sincere thanks to
Clinton Fire Department who
responded so quickly to our call
on Monday and to neighbours
and friends and any, who helped
at the fire. Special thanks to
Clarence and Blanche
Stephenson for giving us a home.
— Dorothy and Elmer Frey. —
28b.
INGTON: Passed away in
Eon Public Hospital on
'ay, July 10, 1971, Evelyn
:-e\Leppington, of Goderich
nship, formerly of Clinton,
ter 40th year, the former
yn Turton. Beloved wife of
Leppington and dear
her of Thomas William of
'field, John, Walter, Robert,
and Catherine, all at
e. The funeral service was
gt Ball Funeral ,Home on
dffy, July 12, 1971, with
pent in Clinton Cemetery.
&
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER..::
64 Huron, Rd. :4 , .Clint:002:444e41,
•
The new hanging flowerpots on the lamp posts of Clinton's
main drag have added a great deal of beauty to the town this
year. The man who has kept them looking good has been Doug
Kennedy who has been in charge of cleanup and caretaking in
the towntown 1:: ea this summer.
VODDEN: Relatives of Jessie
Ann Vodden wish to express
their sincere thanks to friends,
relatives and neighbours for their
many expressions of sympathy
during their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. Stanley
McDonald. It was greatly
appreciated. 28b. Lobb
reunion held
in Seaforth
NEDIGER: I would like to
thank the members of the
Clinton Kinsmen Club very
much for their assistance in
helping with my move to the
new Senior Citizens'
Apartments. Greta A. Nediger.
28p.
GAY LEA QUALITY INSTANT oiL
POWDERED 1
MILK POLY MG
SHIRLEY GAY
PLAIN SUGAR
or CINNAMON
DONUTS
SING: I would like to thank
yorie for the cards, visits and
I received while a patient in
oria Hospital. Jolande
ing. — 28p.
BRIGHTS PURE
APPLE
JUICE
FROM CONCENTRATE
48 oz. tins PIGS.
OF 12
IBER: Mr. and Mrs, Orville
ben and family of the late
Webber wish to thank
ds, relatives, and neighbours
the many acts of kindness
sympathy shown to us in
bereavement in the loss of
clear son and brother, for the
atiful floral tributes,
ttions to the Cancer Society,
t Fund, Gideon Bibles and
s of sympathy and too, the
hbours who looked after the
e, and John Coultis, Cheryl
Janice .Willis, who were,with,
lvat Ihe time of the accident,'
a special thanks to Rev.
low and Rev. Morrison, and
4:Ausable River Nomads"
served lunch after the
lel, and the Hopper Hockey
era' Home. Your kindness
always be remembered. —
4:44 Mrs. Orville Webber and
1y. — 28p.
JONES: I wish to thank all my
friends, neighbours and relatives
who sent me flowers, cards,
treats and visited me while I was
in Stratford General Hospital.
Special thanks also to Rev.
McDonald• (Mrs.) Morgan Jones.
— 28b.
The 25th Lobb reunion was
held July 3 at Seaforth Lions
Park.
A bountiful smorgasbord
dinner and supper were served
by the table committee, Jack
and Jean Henderson and Lyle
and Joy Docking. The ,president,
Jim Lobb, welcomed everyone
and conducted the business. A
letter was read from Grace and
Howard Pym and family who are
on a motor trip west.
An enjoyable sports hour was
in charge of _Alison, Martie and
Murray Lobb. Special prizes
were given out to the eldest
person, W. R. Lobb; youngest
person, Jamie Lynn Stephens;
closest 25th wedding
anniversary, Bill and Wonnetta
Holland; coming the farthest was
Christine Lobb, 14-year-old
daughter of Don and Eleanor
Lobb, Ruskin, B.C., who flew
down to visit her Ontario
cousins; shortest skirt on a
grandmother, Zada Lobb,
Michigan; most hair on a
grandfather, Herb Stephens,
Burford.
The nominating committee of•
Cliff Henderson, Alvin Lobb and
Louella Stephens brought in the
list of officers for the 1972
picnic; president, Murray Lobb;
vice-president, David Stephens;
secretary-treasurer, Roba Lobb;
table committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Loveroff, Mr. and Mrt.
Allan Wight; sports, Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Martin, Tom and Eleanor
Lobb.
BANQUET FROZEN
BEEF, CHICKEN
OR TURKEY
i.iiaNititamENT
4 MARGARINE
ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELL.
$ JELLY I u
/POWDERS 3"...
MEAT
PIES
8 oz. pies
[
I 21. IN MEW:IMAMS
“PARKER:, in memory of a
• :loving father and grandfather,
Thomas Christopher Parker, who
passed away July 18, 1957«
"He would not wish for sorrow,
He would not wish for tears,
But just to be remembered
By us, throughout the years."
— Always remembered by
daughters, sons-in-law and
grandchildren. —28 b.
CLINTON
1GA
001( WHAT ONE DOLLAR
IS WEEK ATM!
wilily surprises Woman
u 85th birthday
HEINZ .0,. $1
TOMATO KETCHUP bt s'
GRANULATED FINE
$ 59 WHITE SUGAR sO tb.Cbag 5.
HEINZ FANCY f
TOMATO JUICE ,..i„..,39- RANUE. AtE0 FINE
WHITE SUGAR ID lb. C 44$ 1 .13
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HALO SHAMPOO
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s,te 411.
SWEET TREAT ASST. FANCY.
PINEAPPLE 3 wpsi BAYER
mmHg ___. ______ br.., ibz 77c
VIEIH2 StRAINRO
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"YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT THAT TABLETRIM MEAT" IT'S PERSONALLY SELECTED
CANADA GRADE 'A' YOUNG RED OR BLUE BRAND
CANADA GRADE 'A' FRESH FRYING FRESH BROILER SHOULDER OR SNORT
CHICKENS TURKEYSbC RIB ROAST
CUT THICK FOR YOUR EAR E 0
CHOCK STEAKS
69' 63' Mrs. Alcide Corriveau, Mr. Reg
Miller, both of Clinton; Mrs.,
Arlie Lockhart of Goderich, and
Mrs. M. Irving of Miloortoii.
Mrs, Miller has 13
grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren. Relatives
attended from Kitchener,
Seaforth, Goderich, Clinton and
surrounding area.
'he family of Mrs. Edward
er, Clinton, surprised her at a
y on July 11, on the
LSiOn of Mrs. Miller's 85th
hday. •
riends and neighbours
nded the party which was
[ at the home of her daughter
C. Pe,rdue, Clinton. Mrs.
er's other children include
SMOKED FOOMML 1,100
FULLY COOKED
RED OR BLUE BRAND
SHOULDER CUT
SWISS STEAKS
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HAM SLICES STEAKETTES COLEMANS HAMS
76. GI the
Hall
565 PORTION LB
EACH
LEGION
HALL 9 C
FROZEN SIDE 7s MAPLE LEAF SU CEb
SIDE BACON, lib•uat tat
NEWzaoAliAlDimoKizEN SPRING Inc
SPARE
We CHOPS 39c
DAVERNSLICED
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1 -Ibryac poc 55 TOP VALU
WIENERS ABS C
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.ARGE NEW READABLt
TOTE BOARD
BURNS siREAKFAst FARM DR sy
LINK SAUSAGE lb. vac pm 6
MAPLE LEAF ALL BEEP
WIENERS AVAILABLE FOR
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TORONA00
GOLF BALLS
4;08 99
During the remainder Of July,
the hall is booked fOr July
15, 16, 29 and 31st, Other
dates this month are still
open.
WIZARD GREEN
GARBAGE BAGS
MAO HEAVY VITT
LIQUID BLEACH SHIRTS
tin3 $ • 9
!---Crorfiforfabli IRraaditand
Itoncossion, Booth
,----Soocl Parking FacilitiS1.
NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE
BOARD ,
NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI
TOTE MACHINES ...I , roefuring . • •
itIELtEctED BETTI AREA 10 RACES
PARA MUTUEL
itiA4RING
DAILY DousLE • •
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ALLENS ASSORTED AWIEVENED
'FRUIT DRINKS
3 .48.4,4
wEstioINSIDE FROSTED
BULBS
25.46,60,100` WATT
04.5,139c
GRANULATED FINE
WHITE SUGAR
5 lb. bag 57
SAL likikiRitiEGPrE
$ 1 39
04. 01120 E
16 AC RATES FOR EVENING
RENTAL
CAULIFLOWER EACH 350 CANADA N6 .l HIM OWN
Hall $50 Per Nite
Hail
With Legion
,catered Meal
$35 Per Nite
Hall for Legion
Auxiliary catered meal
Mining Only)
No Charge
The Hall Is
Eligible For
Banquet Licence
For further information
contact:
PERCY BROWN
Hail Rental Chairman
PASTRY
RCH
FLOUR
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KRAFT PURE
STRAWBERRY JAM
24 OZ.1:79
FACELLE ROYALE,
ASST. 'COLOURS BATHROOM
TISSUE
kloi pkgs. 3
PoIvoinfolf6liERir 2St OFF MAXWELL HOUSE .
GROUND COFFEE Auxiliary
01(88 ORANGES s'" us 2t
PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA OUTSPAN
$ 159 C
Tb.1 99 16511125 b4/5
bNiokAki NOT HOME GOWN — 2st 'CANADA W0.1 ONTA.11Ei 33 t CABBAGE EACH CELERY ?Ma Ittarat
UNTIL SA1. OXY IT
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. JUNE 6 to —OCT. 311' ';,„°17-"1.1.er
Harness aces rvery Sunda
kOVANCE SALE, OF pROdFIAMS fIN . CLINTON"
Ativsne• proqrsms will be available Saturdays at the Cloud
atirtliff'S Bakery and Restaurant And Smith's Office
6 Room, Hotel tfiritert Arid et Bill's and
EAUSDANIA TU1CY o_ 49,
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