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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-18, Page 2*II of Ialo arc+ �y j$ weekwith M* anrt r ... dtoavieS, " Winer r" nt ws, returned. recently from a trip to Western Canada. Charles Wilby and Mrs. !dna Sippett of Stratford visited last Thursdays with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trout- rnnr left last week for WesternCanada. ' _,Mrs. Norman Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Irla Fleck and son Jonathan of Belmont visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. Mr. and Mrs.. Kenneth McDougall visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cope, Sheila and Carol at London; Ten ladies of the Knox United Church BibleStudy group entertained s. Dbrothy Potter last w a ttsncheon at the Mill atB-ae ntiilerprior to her leaving the Manse to make her home utGoderich. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sprung are spending a week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDougall and Angie at Sudbury. Sheaves of corn and oats, vegetablesnd flowers decorated St. Mark's Anglican Church for their a r da i Har- vest Home service. The rector, Rev. Fred Carson was in charge and the organist was Mrs. Celia Taylor of Goderich. The soloist was Mrs. Marjorie Hays Dunlop of Gederich. Guest speaker was Dry R.D. Wilkin ofWingham. He gave an inspiring message an Salvation basing it on the life of St. Paul on the road to Damascus. Te The ushers were Fred Lawrence and Thomas ' yips dila d rice is extended to the family of the late Mrsli€eorge Ross who passed away at , Central Park Lodge, London recently. She .is the widow of the late OtroiS 40440 stop and WI visited last el Farrow atMit l . Mr. and Mrs.Clayton Robertson of Meaford are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Elva St ughan. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeR ger, Denny, Terry and Wendy of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cart. wright, David, Derriek and Lone. Any girl in the community between 12 and 26 years of age wishing to take the fall project for 4-1. Let's bake bread, should contact Mrs. Donald. Cartwright immediately. The Auburn Woman's Missionary Society met for the September meeting at the home of Mrs. Duncan MacKay, Goderi h. President Mrs.. Wilfred Sanderson was in charge. She Welcomed all and the devotional period was taken by Mrs. Roy Deer. The scripture lesson was Psalm 23 and meditation was on this Psalm under the theme, Beside Still Waters. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse containing the ward "Still" Plans were made to make a peter for the Human Presbyterial to be held in Knox Presbyterial Church, Goderich, on October 8. Plans were made to hold the next meeting on October 6 at the home of Mrs. William Berry. - The topic, The Church camping in Jappa� was given by Miss Minnie Wagner. Lunch was served by Mrs. MacKay assisted by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. BIBLE SOCIETY aea,Theare: Past president rnn atltb secretary Mrrs, T o .as Haggiitt}' treestreasurer Mrs. Thomas Jaren, stenePtors. West 'owaoos Mrs. Allan Webster; Auburn to Myth. read, Mra. Beth Wising and Mrs. Oliver Anderson; Auburn north, Mrs. Torras Tabb Mrs. Robert Arthur,. Auburn west, Mrs. Frank ` Raithby. Mrs. Kenheth McDougall ; Auburn north road, Mrs. Sack Armstrong; ,13th of *Arnett, Mrs. Elliott Lapp; Auburn south west, Mrs. Thome* Haggitt„ Mrs. Wilfred San- derson; Auburn east,- Mrs- Dcnad Haines; Donnybrook Mrs. Stewart Chamney; Westfield, Miss Elaine Snell; Colborne, Mrs. ' Thomas Lawlor. Dr,., John Thompson of London spoke on the work of the Bible Society and showed the film, Quiet Faith and Steadfast Hope about how Bibles are distributed behind the Iron Curtain in Poland. as hest o Alderdice h ►'.on+ on to continue me Z:0000114 tasters. Sorry to report that M . and Mrs. e, sten were involved in a sera accident and have heel* hospitalized. We �eora spady recovery. t con tr tr 'off a fades a€ Mrs, Gladys Hoggertk left* and Mrs. karma 'a rsa at TownHall,lastTu day, The two Wiles were Part than a deers ragnenl of the+ i ton Iforticulture Society who made the corsages for Oen to the residentsand staff at IfureaviewlastTuesday and t. (News». rdphoto) Veterans of World War I from Clinton and district are reminded that vets day this year will be held in Kincardine on September 27. Any local ' vet who is .. in- terested in going is asked to contact either J. I ...C,ornj b.nf Brucefield at 482-7415 or Brandt 144 at 482-9061. Those who are going must have their names in so tran- sportation, meals, etc. can be arranged. This is for all vets, not just Legion members and a good day is in thernaking. and Tll.lage°Woric for Wheat this Fart Also have trailer for. Grain. Bess, and Corn. ' Phone Frank MacGregor at 4824-3387 Anytime or Don MacGregor 523.4368 between i rend a p m. hiar4 Offers the g :st oldpotential know of for a hybrid under t days, maturity. And what a combine corn, High shellont. Stroll cob. Dries fast, Fast early growth. Good stress tolerance. Plant TXS94. The consistent corn. Wit. J. alicOtelor RR 5, ant*, Wayne RR 1 144ditsbero hater! hp FROM THURSDAY, SEPT, 11 TILE SUNDAY, SEPT. 21 T1iie :mal —Meeting "of the Auburn Branch of the Canadian Bible Society washeld last week in St. Mark's Anglican Church. Rector Rev. Fred Carson presided and Mrs. Guiding on the move for the new season" in Clinton and V'anastra. Mothers all asked to ac- company their daughters to registration where refresh- ments will be served and a brief. program consisting of camping highlights of the guides during the summer. An annual fee of $3 is requested at the time of registration. Please make note of these dates and locations. Clinton Legion Hall - 7 p.m., Wednesday September 24 for girls aged 7 to 1? years for --- Brownies, Guides and `R" goys: . Va str Rectdatierieentre - 7 p.m., Thursday. September 25 for girls aged 7 to 13 years for Brownies and Guides. Guiding promises a challenge for the girl of today! STORE HOURS OPEN MONDAY TO THURSDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SUN. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, There's no substitute for quality! We handle only "Red brand A -1 befit" . Try our homemade "oven ready meat tool" FRESH CANADIAN PORK SWIFTS .7- PREMIUM ASSORTED VARIETIES -- 6 OZ. PKG. SWIFTS OLD MILL 1 A G E LB. C SWIFTS 1 FRY-0—VAC BONE IN SUGAR PLUM /HAM 11.69 SWIFTS EVERSWEET 1 10. VAC. PACKAGE SCED BA(ON $2408 SIZE 445 — WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 6/79c UVE$READY -- PEELED. CUT --UP SQUASH IaKlrs39i PRODUCE OF. CANADA 29c CARNATION -- FROZEN — REGULAR COT FRENCH FRIES PKG. 59c CARNATION -- FROZEN -- SHOESTRING FRENCH FRIES PKG. 59C SWANSON S -- TURKEY. FRIED CIHICKEN, BEEF TV DINNERS 111 OZ. PKG. 89c RICH'S COFFEE RICH 32 OZ. 59c FULL Riellig Of QUALITY OILS ! avolino,'tum and Ursa 'Motor Oils plusT. Rat otic Oil& i• carefully bndad to mood the opocificatkom of l - f*nn actuipmont Manutatturom. PROMPT when you n� It -- morning, noon. and night. . VAt .'M PAIIMENT$ Q' I B boating oil r UP1 � e fully - atctdat id inadvance and tho mouMng coot into" *Val monthly payminto .T l butke aibru za. Hood*commonmun mmwe fume./ No icem W. r» strancl.fOl pueblos and nstoliat1 ofd right furnaonfor yhttr r11011 Ind filar to putt content may payments. SCOTTIES HANKY PACK — ASSORTED y / issoES M 1CI0's 3/$1 s VARIETIES -- APPLE. BLUEBERRY. CARAMEL, CHERRY, CHOCOLATE. LEMON CHOCOLATE QUICK $1.59 LANCIA — R.C. MACARONI ,... PKG. 79c ROSE — SWEET MIRED, 'BABY DILL. OR BREAD AND IW1 IER PIIOEES79c 9t AYLMER RASPBERRY JAM 24 OZ. 1.25 AVLMER JA2� OZ. RYS $1.25 CARNATION - 16.0 A 2 OL BONUS COFFEE M T� 1 y�y R TOM,— 4 — OL LEMONADE CRYSTALS SOCIETY — LIVER Aak DOG FOOD CHUNK,w 3/89c .PAMPER CAT F000 01. 4 /89c ELEVEN VARIETIES -- BEEF, KIDNEY. KIDNEY & BEEF.. HERRING. CHICKEN, 'CHICKEN #►: LIVER. • LIVER a BEEF.. LIVER, SALMON a LIVER TUNA, TUNA & CHICKEN