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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-30, Page 7AS A CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE FOR CLINTON, BLYTH, MULLETT, McKILLOP ON HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MAY I SOLIOtp,volm- SUPPORT (.4 friEroottgq;* K.C. COOKE 47,48b I FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE THURS.-9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. OPEN FRI.— 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT.— 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. CLOSED MONDAY TUE.— 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. WED.-9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. AT VitliaASTRA (FORMERLY C.F.B. CLINTON) AMPLE FREE PARKING WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS SPECIALS EFFECTIVE 'TIL SUNDAY, 6 P.M. DISCOUNT FOODS CHIQUITA -Clinton News Record, Thursday, November 30. 197.2- 1.1.,,,I. r..., District president speaks to W.I. SUNDAYS:OPEN" 1 2 NOON TO 6 P.M. By Mrs. Woe BrildnOCk Citizenship was the theme of e November meeting of the uburn Women's Institute when they met in the Auburn Community Memorial, The president, Mrs. Donald Cart- Wright was in charge with Mrs. Robert Phillips as pianist. The Members decided to send a donation to the War Memorial Children's hospital, London and also to the Huron' Cdunty Children's Aid Society, It was announced that the pajamas !taw been sewn and delivered to Goderich. It was decided to hold the 4-H night along with the annual family night of the W.I. and the Horticultural Society. Mrs. Leonard Archambault was named a Director to succeed her mother, the late Mrs. Bert Craig. Plans were made for the banquet of the Crop and Soil Association on November 30th and also for catering to a wed- ding dinner on Dec. second. The card report was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell who also read the thank-you notes received. Mrs. Eleanor Brad- pock thanked the members for the lovely orchid corsage she teceived when she was elected president of the London Con- Vention area of the Women's In- stitutes which consists of 133 branches of the W.I. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt delegate to the Convention gave an interesting import. , Roll call was answered by Little things in life that lead to Good Citizenship. A sing-song was led by Mrs. Bradnock with Mrs: Robert Phillips at the piano. A poem-A little Town' is mine was read by Mrs. Harry Watson. The motto The Keystone of good citizenship is to serve others was given by Mrs. Ralph Munro. Current Events were given by Mrs, Ken- neth McDougall. She closed her interesting events with a poem- Changeable November. This Citizenship and World Affairs meeting was in charge of the convenore Mrs, Gordon Naylor and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. Mrs. Clayton Edwards of Gederich. She gave an in.. teresting address on Citizenship in a Democraey from Bible times to the present age and stressed that we should all help build and keep our citizenship. Mrs. Frank Raithby thanked Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs. Ar- nold Craig was the winner, The lucky cup was held by Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. Donald Haines received the prize for having the most buttons, A delieious lunch was served by Mrs, Kenneth, McDougall, Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs. Harry Watson, WHITE GIFT SERVICE Knox United Church held their annual White Gift Service last Sunday morning, the children and teachers followed the large mixed choir, as they led in a processional hymn. As the children passed the altar they deposited their gifts in the hamper prepared for that pur- pose. Arva Ball and Trudy Machan received the gifts and the choir sang a very fitting an- them. Mrs. Norman Wightman presided at the organ with Miss Nancy 'Anderson at the piano. Mrs. Brian Hallam conducted the worship period of the service while the Pastor told the children's story and gave the message. The Staff and children of the Sunday school are to be congratulated for their fine showing, Together with the regular members, the Sentuery was filled to capacity. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirk:- connell, Ronnie and Greg of Ooderich visited recently with his parents Mr. and Mrs, An- drew Kirkconnell. Mr. and MRS. Bert Doran and Michael of Meaford visited friends in ,the village last weekend, MR AND Mrs Paul Johnston of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilfred Sanderson. Mrs George Rueger, Terry, Danny and Wendy of London visited last week with Mr and. Mrs Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie. Mr and Mrs Ronald Liver- more, Robbie and Donald of Fordich visited on the weekend with Mr and Mrs Donald Haines. Mrs William Clark spent a few days this week in London with Mr and Mrs J. Macintosh and family. Mr Robert Turner was honored recently by Huron County Road employees when they met at Brussels for a social time. He was presented with a chair by his fellow workers and a gold tie and cuff links by the Huron County Road Com- mission. Mr William Rueger and Miss Carol Rueger spent Sunday With his daughter, Mrs Donald Cart- wright, Mr Cartwright and family. Mrs Edwin Cartwright Of Huronview was also a guest at the home of her son. A large crowd attended the auction sale of the late Mrs Sam Deer's estate last Saturday. Mr William Seers purchased the house. Mr and Mrs Robert Craig of Lucan and Mr and Mrs Donald Henderson of Ilderton visited last Saturday with Mr William J. Craig and Mr and Mrs Maitland Allen. Mr and Mrs Gordon Gross spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Allan McDougall at Sud- bury. Mrs Sam Squire and baby Peter of Brampton spent a few days last week with Mrs Beth Lansing. Mr and Mrs Maitland Allen received word from Rev and Mrs Wfaldwyri Roberts of Puertci MArrS,441. gdith''America telli ng `a bout their missionary work in that country. Rev and Mrs Roberts, Margaret, William and Anna were AUBURN RESIDENTS UNTIL August 20, 1969 when Rev • Roberts was minister of Knox--United Church, Auburn, Donnybrook and Westfield. They-told about the country and the churches he missions to there. He is serving under the committee on Education for Mission and Stewardship, the 'United Church of Canada. Clinton Women's Institute met Thursday November .23rd in the Agriculture pQard ROOM. They had as their guests, members of Goderich Township. Institute and Mrs. Gaunt the District President for West Huron, Mrs, Gaunt, told the Institute she felt the Women's Institute should discuss marijuana and whether they thought the use of it should be legalized, Also Mathamatics teacher shOuld be asked to a meeting to explain the new metric system which will be in use in Canada in the near future, She spoke of her family and the family farm near St. Helens and of all the friends she has made during •her office as dis- trict president, "One makes new friends but keeps the old, one is silver, the other gold," she said. To become a life Member in the Women's Institute one must be a paid up member for 25 consecutive years. Mrs, H. Cudmore of Goderich Township Institute gave an in- teresting rending entitled "Fall lieuseeleaning", Mrs. 'W, .colclough was ap- pointed as representative from the Institute to the Winter Car- nival Committee. Mr,. Wm, .Crawford, who has been a Clinton .councillor and head of the Finance Committee and is now running for Deputy Reeve, explained about the coming election and the necess- ity of another nomination to fill council vacancies. Mrs, C. Lockhart reported on the short course "New ideas for kitchens," held in Carlow Nov. 16th with Mrs. Carol Bennett of the Home Economics .service of the Department of Agriculture, Toronto presenting this course. The Roll Call was answered by "a new product I have used," The topic was Agriculture and Canadian Industries. David Beattie showed a film on the manufacture of Harding car- pets. He displayed samples of the different materials and weaves and the merits of each were discussed. An interesting topic to any housewife, The next meeting will be held MI Dec. 140 at 1 p,m, The form of a turkey and pot luck luncheon, The social -committee. in charge. Mrs, C.Elliott and Mrs. M. -Grigg offered to help the committee with the .ar. rangements. An exchange of. gifts will take place after the meeting which follows the luncheon. Mrs. Popp will make arrangements with one of our local clergy to bring a Christ- mas message to the Institute, Mrs. Lorna Radford ex- plained about the course "On- tario Fruits," Wesley-Willis St. Andrews Presbyterian ladies and the Institute will have a combined class in the Agricul, Lure Board Rooms, Thursday, November 30th at 1 p.m. to in- troduce new recipes and uses of Ontario Fruits. All ladies are welcome and convenors of the groups to phone anyone not at the Institute meeting, Mrs. M. Thorndike and her groUp served lunch and a social half hour followed, New Just in Time for Christmas • 100 • ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN ARTISTS Landscapes — Seascapes — Portraits — Still Life CHOICE OF FRAMES ORMANDY ART GALLERY - GODERICH Right Next Door to Ormandy's Jewellery in the former Eaton Order Office BISSETS 1ST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER uburn give donation FOR MAYOR ELECT ROSS ROUND ' .1 STEAK!: $ 1 09 STEAK ROAST lb. $1.09 Pak CHOPS lb. 99c BIN eitertit irpisf r AT THE UNTRY MARKET AT ELECTRICAL WORK ,WERE SENIOR MEN, 1 1113" OUR PERMANENT JOB-NOT JUST NOW 4 THEN" Electrical . Plumbing And Heating Contractor I ,262 Bayfiglo Rd.-482-7062 tfn HAROLD WISE LIMITED DOZ. 1 LB. BAG 39c 69c MUSHROOMS 39c lb 79c GROCERIES DARE - 1 LB. BAG COOKIES 2 $ CANADA NO. 1 - LIQUID 1 HONEY TUB KELLOGGS - 12 OZ. Christmas Dinner Welfare Food Orders (NO TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS TAKEN) Any person not receiving any othet Welfare Assistance wishing to apply, please list all member* of family and ages, With ad-tiros, and phone ritimbet. All applications will be reviewed by the Welfare eenimittee, CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS DECo 13 Tho Salvation Army Wolfe. Commitio. 10 WATERLOO Si. S,, GODERIOH,' CORN FLAKES 3 7c SUNLIGHT SIZE . Powdered „,KING Detergent $ I • /V PANTI HOS 2PA.i 85c FREEZER BEEF country Market will always stock your freezer with quality beef for less "never buy till you give us a try" HIENZ 15 OZ. - ASST. VARIETIES PICKLES 43c CAPRI 4 ROLL PKG . Toilet Tissue 2 R $1 YORK CHOICE 19 Oz. GREEN PEAS 4 is! COKE & FANTA FLAVORS 40 OZ. STOCK UP FOR XMAS SOFT DRINKS 97c PLUS DEPOSIT. PUBLIC NOTICE Applications are now being received for