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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1974-06-20, Page 2'NEW S,RROORD, THURSDAY, .JUNV 20, 1974 Charlie Rau, RR ,2, Zurich says "Look what a beautiful job Brick Quick has done to my home" U. Rob Burkholder, seated and Les Cook, both 15-year-olds are pictured as they wheeled their wheelbarrow through Clinton last Monday on their Way from Blyth to London in a 62 mile jaunt to raise funds for the Blyth arena. They arrived in London Tuesday night, and promptly went roller skating. They raised nearly $900. (News-Record photo) Clip this valuable coupon LIMIT ONE PACKAGE PER FAMILY WITH A $5.00 PURCHASE AND THE COUPON FROM THIS WEEK'S NEWSPAPER AD EFFECTIVE JUNE 19 to JUNE 22, 1974 CHRISTIE'S ORIOLE PIRATE PEANUT BUTTER CREAM OR PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES Clinton • r 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111INNIMOIMININIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111110111111111111111111111, Mobile Paints V arnishes it Stains 20% OFF Sunworthy Wallpaper Waterdamaged Steel $'14.90 sq. Panelling a Columbia Pecan 1 0% OFF • Gold Nugget & 15 Other Varieties From Which TO Choose FRED J. HUDIE LUMBER 21 / ISAAC ST. (RIGHT At THE SOUTH END Of ISAAC St.) CLINTON 482••6655 WAYNE STERLING POOP ARCHWAY Oatmeal Cookies 11 NA. plias« WHITE SLICED RITZ BREAD CRACKERS 1 domanimmiammuusa4 JUST MOVED? What you need right now is a helping hand... Be sure to get in touch with the Welcome Wagon hostess, She can help you get to know your new com- munity as quickly as pos- sible. hone 48 2-7069 Nowimmismovasminf Mrs. Harvey Hyde, president of the WMS of Carmel Presbyteriah Church welcomed guests from Chiselhurat, Church, First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Arnold Cir- cle Members and Home Helpers, to the 84th birthday party of the Society at a meeting recently. The devotional was taken by Mrs. Percy Campbell and Mrs. Glenn Bell who opened with a prayer and the singing of the hymn "Now Thank we all our God". Mrs. Campbell read the scripture, and led in prayer. Mrs. Eric Luther, guest soloist, sang two lovely solos, "Heaven Came down and' Glory filled my Soul" and "Amazing Grace". Mrs. Malcolm Dougall accompanied at the piano. Mrs. Glenn Bell gave the devotional meditation on "God Gives us richly all things". • Mrs, Hyde introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, Margaret Daynard of Staffa, who gave an informative address on Kenya East Africa where they visited with their son, daughter-in-law and their young son, Mrs. Daynard showed slides on the, country, its people, animals, and the work their son is doing there with the C.I.D.A. Rebekahs Drape Charter Noble Grand, Mis. Aldeen Volland presided at the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge recently and was assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Margaret Consitt. The Charter of the Lodge was draped in SCHNEIDERS, 6 of pkg MAC A CHEESE or CHICKEN LOAF 42c BURNS, 1 16 oho SKINLESS WIENERS /8c tOPVALD, 1 lb pig SKIN ESS L WIENERS 65` BURNS, 1 lb pkg SLICED SIDE SACON 96c is TOP VOW, I IN pk4 SLICED SIDE SACON OM. SW *two* Cinnamon Suns 61* Four children baptised at Hensall Father's Day and weekend visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Cooper were Mr. Bruce Cooper of Toronto and his fiancee, Miss Lynne Woodhouse of Scarboro, Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper and baby son, Jason, of Port Elgin, Mr, and Mrs, Don Laframboise of London, Mr, and Mrs. Brian Hopper of Listowel, Other visitors who were attending the Mi ller-Samis wedding in Goderich were Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jewell of Toronto, Mr. Robert Jewell, also from Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Darlington, Downsview. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Lavis, Joseph Street, accompanied by their daughter, Anne and sons Allan and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lavis and Miss Joy Langclon, attended the Spring Convocation on May 25 at the University of Waterloo where their son, Paul, received his honours Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Civil Engineering. The newly • appointed Recreation Director for the village of Zurich is Art Hoy of Clinton. He was recently presented with his certificate by Don Reid, consultant for the Youth and Recreation bureau of the ministry of community services. * * * In case our readers may,have missed the notation on the front page First Column or the `back page Coming Events, we are repeating ourselves again here. The Clinton Horticultural ' Society's annual Rose Show has been postponed one week until Friday, June 28, due to STRAWBERRIES Pick your own open daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bring your own cartons or 4 'and 6 quart basketsbeartons, may be purchased. LEONARD LOVELL KIPPEN West of No. 4 Highway at Kippen intersection 2$,26b the inclement weather. Also at this time, we Should like to make two corrections in the of- ficial listing for the Rose Show printed in the News.Record of June 13, page 11: Under the heading "Classes" No, 6 should read "One bloom Hybrid Tea any other colour" and No. 22 should read "Arrangement of mixed garden flowers in a con- tainer' . * * In this, designated as Senior Citizens' Week, the Huron County Health Unit salutes the Senior Citizens of Clinton and Area. We welcome you to: adult clinics (any- age) held at the Clinton Health Unit office (across from hospital) on the first Thursday of the month 1:30 to 3:30 p.m, Transpor- tation for these clinics is available by phoning 482.3416. Services include counselling, blood pressure checks, nrinalysis, hemoglobin checks, hearing, blood sugar, toe nail dipping and also guest speakers. Watch this paper un- der Coming Events for the date of the next Adult Clinic, Chest clinic appointments are available on request for tuber- culosis control, The Com- munity Health Nurse is available for home visiting and to assess you regarding eligibility of Home Care. This bulletin ended with the quote "Any resident of Huron County is eligible for Home Care, provided he or she has OHIP, whether a baby or a senior citizen, if the family physician feels that the necessary medical care can be provided at home", and is signed by Mrs. Elizabeth McHugh the Public. Health Nurse for Clinton and area. An appropriate time to talk of outdoor barbecues (hopefully if the weather ever improves) and more especially of the large political "meet your can- didate" (but refrain from biting him) type - your writer came across an interesting item re a barbecue given by John Calloway Walton when he was inaugurated as -governor of Oklahoma' in 1923. More than 100,000 persons were served beef, pork, mutton, buffalo, bear, reindeer, antelope, squirrel, opossum, coon, rabbit, chicken, goose and duck all cooked in a mile of trenches. In addition, the people were ser- ved enormous quantities of bread, and coffee was made in urns holding 10,000 gallons each. The Sacrament of infant Baptism was held in .Iierisall United Church Sunday mor- ning. The choir sang an anthem and Rev. Don Beck preached on the sernton topic "Doubt and Faith", Children being baptised were Mark Darryl, son of Mr. and. Mrs, David Brock; Timothy Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ducharrne; :Kerrie-Sue, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Gary 'Kyle; and Cindy Lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Steve Kyle, Carmel Church Entertains memory of the late Sister Nincy Kyle. Arrangements were made to have a "Pot Luck" lunch following the meeting on done 19, which was the last meeting Until September, A corn- mtinication was read from the District Deputy Grand Master of Huron District 8, Brother Alex Meikle on the presen- tation of the Titmus Vision, Tester to the Rom County Health Unit made possible from the LQ.O.F. and Rebekah Lodges., Pereonals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor spent the weekend in Brock- ville, and while there attended the wedding of their niece,Mise Kathy Taylor., slaughter of Mr, and Mrs,. Orval Taylor, Mary and Gregory Merritt of Oceanside, California, are spen- ding the summer months with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Payne. 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