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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-03-20, Page 3n C1 i~NTQN NE'�V`S, C0i 1►.,ThU SP4 ''1ti+ A 20,191,5.0. 1lA' 'by Jtt10E PEPPER Rebekah Lodge meets hostess Marg Consitt and her Vice -Grand Mrs. Bertha assistant Lois Shapter,served a MacGregor presided for the •tasty lµnch. meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge recently in the absence Womens Institute gathers of ythe Noble Grand Mrs. The ``Health in the Corn - Margaret Consitt. She was ,unity" meeting of the Hensall assisted a Richardson. hardso the SVG Mrs• evening was in thed Legion shall Beatrice The district meeting will be President Hilda Payne held in Brussels on April 9. Mrs. welcomed everyone and the roll Olga Chipchase R.S.N.G. read call was answered by 23 „the communications and members with an old fashioned minutes in the absence of the health remedy. The program recording secretary Mrs. conveners were Janis Bisback Leona Parke. The Assembly and Marg Ingram. secretary will visit Brussels Janis introduced Mrs. Len Lodge on April 15 when a Cameron, a home economics ein sac Huron District • Lynne Hudson, left and Cathy Merner, right a the Bay Id shown with Sharon Bunn. All put on a skit song as pa Figure Skating Club's recent Early Rock Concert. (photo by Milvena banquet will be h Id her t her at South accompanied. on th honour. Mrs. Jean Bridge,.DDP High School, who showed' a Reid. Lord", will officially visit Amber short film strip on nutrition and organ by Mrs. Turkheim. Rebekah Lodge on April 16. health, and also gave a very Chiselhurst UCW The baskets of flowers were An invitation was received interesting talk about Canada's The Chiselhurst UCW held from the funerals of the late from Huronic Lodge, Clinton to food guide and about nutrients their monthly meeting in the Preston Lemmon and Ferne • attend their 45th birthday party in our foods and additives that afternoon of March 11 in the McLean. April 30 at the Legion Hall in are added to our foods to make Church basement. Dorothy ,1.1 a ! uncis, , for the Institute for the coming year. Plans were tentatively made for a bus trip to Elmira for June and a new nominating com- mittee was appointed to bring in a new slate of officers for the April meeting. The April meeting schedule was reviewed and the committees were reminded , to bring in their reports to this meeting. Rose Harris gave the courtesy remarks. Marg Ingram presented Mrs. Cameron and Dorothy Mickle with a little gift. Hostesses for the evening were Joyce Pepper and Annie Bible" was the topic used by Loretta Riley when discussing the study book. The acting president thanked all the ladies who helped in any way at the World Day of Prayer and also at the UCW anniversary. The meeting closed with prayer and Mary Brintnell and Eliza Kinsman served a lovely lunch which was enjoyed by all. United Church notes "This is Calvary" was the sermon topic chosen by Rev. Don Beck to preach on at the Passion Sunday service Sunday morning in Hensall United Church. The choir sang "Do e Bayfield club has concert Clinton. Mrs. Olga Chipchase temlookgood. Parker, the vice-president, resl , Past ,,asters son d attending "Brother's Dorothy Mickle favoured opened the meeting with an Erickson Bea Brister, in charg • BerthaMacGregor reported for f the branch director worship used as her theme reported ASK ABOUT the REGISTERED HOME OWNERSHIP SAVINGS. PLAN AT YOUR a en lflg Night" at Parkhill. Mrs. Aldeen everyone by playing several Easter poem followed by a . C.P. selections on the piano repeating the theme prayer. in Masonic Lodge Volland reported for the Irish a of the &T. committee and Mrs. and Nellie Riley gave the duties ac regor o the visiting committee. The minutes and the January "Give me now wisdom and applause The assembly ' president, meeting and the February knowledge". produced thunderous app euchre were read and approved The roll call was answeredby On March 8 in the Bayfield Mrs. Grace Love requested the "What Arena, the Bayfield Figure from the audience. They could charter of the Lodge be draped and a financial report was 11 members saying Skating Club produced their be your future champions of in memory of past -presidents given by the treasurer, Marg method they used to relieve "Early Rock Concert'' on ice. pair free skating. Sister Martha Patterson, Sister Ingram. Correspondence in- tension". Lynne Hudson and Cathy eluded information for the next The minutes of the February The coaches and coaches -in- Yn Nora Brunner and Sister u in meetingwere read and adopted training arranged the program Merner, dressed up in clown Matilda MacDonald. This will 4-H garden club coming p suits and make' -up, used I be done at the next meeting: the summer, the Exeter Fall and Dorothy Parker read and carried out the teaching of should Have Kdown Better" to the skaters. These young people showed initiative and show how theymimic the -Fair prize list, a news letter several delightful spring and could mimUnit 1 Hensall UCW from the F.W.I.O. president, Easter poems. It was decided pair routines and did a "bang- and a thank -you note from to donate $10 to Bunny Bundle imagination in their first effort ..Julene Keys presided for the at producing a show on ice. up", fall -down" job of it. March meeting of Unit 1 of Dorothy Mickle. and the ladies of the UCW er red t sa Shirley Brandon, junior The longest line number -to Hensall U.C.W. on Thursday Members wf r asked to bring vol nishe the o ss ndn the coach, opened the show in a "Rock Around The afternoon. Her devotional suggestions Clock" was a swinging, toe- troduction was followed by the project in June to the next Church basement. Eliza tapping group with a great singing of a hymn. She then meeting. Hilda thanked Kinsman and Bea Brister pp geveryone who helped with the volunteered to visit the sick and beat. The skaters were Shirley read verses of scripture from arch. during durMM Brandon, Sharon Bunn, Joanne Matthew. She used as her in- euchre party in February and it shut-in Brtnell gave the, Chapman, Cindy Cluff, David spirational message parts of an was decided , that every . Dorothy Fawcett, Anne Haw, Crystal article "The man called Jesus member should try to have a treasurer's report and the April Huffman, Dawn Merner, written by Billy Graham. It is card party within their homes meeting schedule was Maryann Rathwell, Danielle interesting' lb" "vete"that the;,,„ before the end of June to try to_ reviewed. "The influence of the Simons, Lisa Telford and Christian movement is once Wendy Turner. more spreading through our younger generation. The writer Another first time pair was tells how the lives of people Cindy Cluff and Wendy Turner have been influenced by the life in "Johnny Angel". Con- of Jesus. Julene then offered sidering their inexperience, prayer and a hymn followed. they put on a good showing. The minutes of the February Appearing next was Barbara meeting were read kind ap- Hutchings, Sheri Phoenix, proved and Will Beck 'gave Debbie Siertsenna, Darlene highlights'cf the Presbyterial Smith, Nikki Stevens, Nancy meeti;'ng 4010 iLi*el• Taylor a d•:Debbie Valliere in Arrafigern•ents were f1naliaikko "Help", which they performed sponsor a child through very professional manner, while skating to "Sugar Shack". She is the strongest' skater in the chub and could have a promising future. "Rock and Roll' music was a similar pair routine by Joanne Chapman and Beverly Semple, who did an admirable job for their first attempt at pair skating. Sharon Bunn, coach - in -training, skated her in- terpretation of "Indian Lake", doing lovely spirals and covering the ice surface very well. ' `Yellow Submarine" featured the very young beginners: Julie and Robbie Boyd , Colleen Cluff, Brian .Fishor, Tanya and d Ricky Grillmayer, Christine John- ston, Laurie `Phoenix, Julie Porter, Brad Valliere and Maryellen Van Aaken led by Lynne Hudson and Cathy Merner. Most important' to these children is to learn to move on ice and these young ones proved their ability to do just that. Coach -in -training Crystal Huffman picked "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" for her number and surely disturbed his rest with her whirlwind routine. if t(_w A very memorable event was held this month at the regular meeting of the Clinton Masonic Lodge with the initiation of Stephen Thompson, who is the son of Rt. Worshipful Brother R. E. Thompson. This occasion is only the second time in the history of the Lodge that a Past Master has had his son enter the Lodge. The Worshipful Master, Donald Bell was assisted in the initiation by the Lodge officers, Very Worshipful Brother T. G. Scribbins, Brother Dean Aldwinkle and the candidate's father. At the February meeting, R. J. Boussey was' initiated. In attendance were a number of Brother Boussey's friends and a visiting group of Brothers from Goderich. Clinton Community Credit Union 70 Ontario St. 482-3467 IT CAN SAVE YOU TAX $$$ lV with aplomb. Compassion. - This is a Unit The youngest soloist, Lisa project, so special' offering for Telford, winged her way this was given, and Audrey around the ice to "All of The Joynt will be the secretary - Time". Lisa is tiny but a treasurer for this project. potentially mighty skater,as Audrey Joynt used for her she proved on Saturday. Senior study ' "As others see us" coach Danielle Sinions chose written by a Korean Christian, "All My Loving" as her music Dr. Hisop Kim. His article to execute her graceful and eye brings to us a Christian per- • appealing movements. spective from another race and As a finale, "Its Been A Hard culture to the "Mission today" Day's Night" was picked for all theme. We must have Christian the hours of practice and hard sensitivity to descern how work for the carnival. All the traditional structure and Moms might conserve and FRED'S MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS As a fun number, the coaches skaters took to the ice including cu. inspire new motivation for chose "Loco -motion". Dressed the two Goderich coaches, mission. When Christian in blue Levi shirts with red Karin Pedersen and Debbie mission. is not Christian ac- bandanas around their necks to Chessel. brothcompanied by action, the simulate locomotive engineers, Tokens of appreciation were phrase itself is "meaningless. they, as well as the audience presented to all the coaches p r interesting meaningless. enjoyed their impromptu from the club for their freely- followed,Anone subject of routine.ion given time all season. In turn, � interest wasgreatly "I Want To Hold Your Hand" Mwe are Maryann and David presented influenced howy the mare media. was an instant success for Mrs. Simons with a large Julene read an Easter poem coaches -in -training David bouquet of beautiful mixed called "Faith" and the meeting Fawcett and Maryann Rath—, flowers as a token of ap- closed with the benediction. well. David and Maryann are Predation from the skaters for closed Fuss conducted a very able skaters and the the many hours she spent with humorous contestoand the difficult lifts and movements the club. CLOVER FARM FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. MAR. 20, 1975 TILL SUN. MAR. 23, 1975 STORE HOURS: CLOSED MONDAYS TUES.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRI. - 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. COUNTRY MARKET AT VANASTRA 4 SLB. • AVERAGE JttivDt(AVCAV6 LR. MARY MILES 4 OZ. BEEF PATTIES FRESH STORE PACKED CHICKEN WINGS .Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall ani Westlake Funeral FRESH GRADE "A" CHICKEN 65c 2 LB. BOX 1.29 LB.5 5c MARY MILES WIENERS 1 B. PKG. MARY MILES - 16 OZ. PKG. SLICED BOLOGNA 65c 69c MARY MILES 13 READY TO EAT LEGS & BREASTS LB 98C DISCOVER ECONOMY SHOP CLOVER FARM SUN. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. v •nI • PRODUCE FEATURES CANADA FANCY MacINTOSH 3LB. POLY BAG APPLES 65c CANADA NO. 1 TURNIPS LB. 10c- ---finiki° $10 3•0 DINNER CRY O $159 HAMS VAC • FEARMAN'S • ITALIAN SAUSAGE ,a 19c MARY MILES SLICED 1 LB. VAC PACK SIDE BACON 'I.2'I FROZEN FOOD 2 LB. PKG. FROZEN PEAS 32 OZ. BLUEWATER THRIFTY PKG. FISH STICKS ORANGE JUICE Hiime.,....larich.1,..w...i$11 to announce a new association and sale agreement. Services iforinerly conducted by "Bonthron Son Limited, will be serviced by both Bonthron Funeral Home and Westlake Funeral Home. Funeral services for Hensall and community °w`ill continue to be conducted from Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Main Street, Hensall. -Bevan Bonthron and John Heal will continue to participate in providing funeral services in Hensall. Bonthron Funeral Home TEL. 262-2016 • FRESH GRADE "A" LARGE RON A STIG CHICKENS • DETERGENT TAW TENDERFLAKE LARD BRIGHT'S TOM•ATOJ.UI.C.L48 FL OZ4 9 c. ... .., TLB. 63c DUNCAN HINES 89c $1.99 2/95c DR. BALLARD'S 4 VARIETIES - FOOD_ :iICA1 CAKE MIXES OCEAN SPRAY JELLIED OR WHOLE -CRANBERRY SAUCE 140FL, Westlake Funeral Home TEL. 236-4365 MAGIC FIRST GRADE SKIM MILK POWDER d ,. Jr• 49c VARIETIES 69c 26 FL. OZ. 4 FLAVOURS CARLTON CLUB POP THISTLE BUTTER 5LB. $2.99 LANCIA P.C. 2 LB. , .MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 69c KLEENEX — ASST FACIAL TISSUE 100 2 PLY 3/ 3/89c DELSE ' ASST. TOILET TISSUE TWINACK LL 2/89c The Bonthron family would like to convey their gratitude to the citizens of Hensall and area for the trust and faith shown them in the funeral business over the years. i ASST. KLEENEX 1 NIr1 ROLL TOWELS PACK 79c MAPLE LEAF HAM LB. TIN ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR ROBIN HOOD PIE CRUST MIX SOFT2x8OZ. BLUE BONNET MARGARINE CORN OIL •FLEISCHMANNS MARGARINE 3/89c LB. 93c $2.69 7LB$1.19 19OZ. 69e DR. BALLARD'S BURGER BITS DETERGENT (TWIN PACK) SUNLIGHT LIQUID TOPPING DREAM WHIP (1 LB.) 79c 5LB. $1.79 2 x 24 FL. OZ. 4 OZ. FRENCH'S PREPARED MUSTARD NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE CHINA LILY SOYA SAUCE CHINA LILY SWEET & SOUR SAUCE $1.33 69c 16 FL. OZ. 39c 6 OZ. JAR 5 FL. OZ. s1.59 37c BAKERS CHOC. 6 OZ. PKG. 10 F L. OZ. 49c CHIPS CHOC. ORSEMI SWEET MILK 55c ORANGE 1FLAVOUR CRYSTALS $ .09 2 x 7 OZ. 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