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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-27, Page 13etaaantt,„„tag 4,14.411, a"ar ".b.Pogiaeng 4,0 . • ; „ t 'iment.• I can 0000 00 milk „ant 1',01 . 00 Neitt* protei, esetia1 for n to **place aur constantly axing out roes, 041t0i001 and .p.bon*S, body very irrf- ,, ant body and bone - ding elements, All fluid rnilk is fortified with vitamin Which helps the body ab- rb calcium. Milk also ranks gh In riboflavin; it helps ep tissues healthr. There are other nutrients besides such as Vitamin A, thiamine and fat. What a cembinationf- For ose.. who may be weight- IstChing, to fit into last year's beachwear, remember that milk can be your ally here, too. Its calorie rates are Very reasonable. A cup of •-- whole milk offers 160 calories; two percent milk, 123 calories, skim , milk, 90 **ries. sauces and nn ked ip nhik ,r cream on 7 ; 1,2 bavarlans; custards and 4, ; cocoa made with milk; M, and shakes.. • To enjoy to the inn the llght, simple refreshment of Milk* take a tall glass of cold Milk, and add some flavorings or iee cfeam. Food Advisory Services, Agriculture Canada, suggest several recipes for summer coolers. For extra smoothness use a blender. E40.011414, cr citation** ere well atended .seventeam* are now Strawberry Milk 3 cups milk 1 15 -ounce package frozen sliced strawberries, thawed Combine ingredients. Blend until smooth. ChilL Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Mint Cooler 3 cups milk 4 scoops vanilla ice cream Kerning prayer was held at •jSt. James Anglican Church. Middleton at 11:15 a.m. with v. Wm. Bennett in charge. Deeves gave an teresting talk on his three Ooys in London at Synod. It Wa4-also Talent Sunday again for the second year with Vera Miller and Edward Wise handing out silver dollars. Lets hope everyone puts their silver dollar to work for them. The money is to be handed in the fall. Church party A successful euchre party ,was held • in the hall of the hurch:1 Wednesday evening. *hen Lois Wise welcomed everyone. Patti and Nathan Smith, newly weds were honoured at the card party. Estell Wise read the address to the couple, with Ray Wise and Edward Deeves presenting the couple with a, card table and chairs and a purse of money as theit gift from the. community Patti and Nathan thanked every e and invited ever ne to visit them at • th 'r home in Goderich. inch was served by the 1 adies of the church. PERSONALS Nancy Pickett held a • coppercraft party at her home on the 14th on Thursday evening, inviting friends and neighbours to attend. Donna Thiel of Zurich displayed her •coppercraft and lunch was • served by the hostess to end the evening. Now that the rector can finally get around our roads, the and his wife Jean have I been visiting families in the area. We were pleased to have them at the Deeves home last Friday afternoon. We are pleased to see that Joe Storey is home from the I. hospital and doing very well. Keepsup the good work Joe. Helen and Greg Casterinas of Kitchener were home with Mr. and Mrs. lack SmithOn the weekend. Many from the area at- tended the Goderich Town- ship dance at the White Carnation Saturday night, with a good attendance. Lunch was served at the end -of the evening,. Bert and David Watkins and Pete V enti of London were in Bay1field fishing, and stopped at the Deeves _ Monday f r a visit. Len Ms, and Trine Conna y spent Sunday in Land n visiting their gran- dpa nts and friends of the D aware, Lambeth area. Edward and Blanche Deeves spent Tuesday visiting relatives in London. They spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Griffith of RR 3, Lambeth. - Friends gathered at the home of Lois Wise Saturday night in the form of a surprise birthday party for Lois, and then went to the Pine Ridge Chalet to dance. Everyone had a lot of fun. Sandra and Dennis Kelly of Woodstock and little Cindy were at home on the weekend with Edward and Lois Wise. Mrs. Jean Bennett attended the Hogan and Gawn wedding in Blenheim. Miss Geraldine Wilson of London spent Monday with Rev. and Mrs. Bennett. Rev. Bennett and his wife Jean attended the dance at Seaforth, which featured Guy Lombardo. Mr. and. Mrs: Ron Gaul visited with the Deeves Tuesday. Rosanne Middleton, 21, honour graduate from. Fanshawe College in Graphic Design, was entertained at a dinner party in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross ivliddleton. She is joining the firm of Scholars Choice, an educational supply house in Stratford as a design artist. RECEIVERSHIP SALE J.F. FARM MACHINERY LTD. THAMES ROAD EAST EXETER, ONTARIO 235-1021 CLEARANCE All Items reduced for quick sale. SALE STARTS IMMEDIATELY Lais -Iimistiory at: . ors* Augell - Sprhg4Hth F1iMcIt1vstsrs - H.ivYdUiY Bahl taitivatiws • Itew-Colp cultivators • Fertiliser spreaders - ileyrekeS - Forego boxes • Fong. barvesters - Weems COMPLETELY ASSEMbLE0 AND RIFAISV What better time in enjoy the marvels of milk than in summer when the livin* 14 easy and th, wide madams beckons, Take a tail &au of cold refreshing ail*, add some flavoring or lee cream and snack time couldn't be better. (Agriculture Canada photo) 1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract 1 tablespoon sugar. Combine ingredients, Blend until smooth. ChM. Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Spiced Milk 4 cups milk 3 tablespoons honey % teaspoon rum extract Dash cinnamon Dash ground cloves Dash nutmeg Combine ingredients. Blend until smooth. Chill. Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Mocha Milk 2 tablespoons instant coffee 1/2 cup boiling water 1/2 cup chocolate syrup 3 1/2 cups milk 1 tablespoon sugar Dissolve coffee in boiling water. Add remaining ingredients. Blend until smooth. ChilI. Makes six 6 - ounce servings. Creamy Cherry milk •3 cups milk 1/4 cup red maraschino cherries 1/2 cup ,syrup from 'maraschino cherrlis 2 scoops vanilla ice cream. Combine ingredients. Blend until Smooth. Chill. Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Apricot Milk 2 cups milk 1 10 -ounce can apricot halves 14 teaspoon rum extract 2 scoops vanilla ice cream Combine ingredients. Blend until smooth. Chill. Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Melonberry 1141Ik 3 cups milk 1 cup chopped watermelon 4 scoops strawberry ice cream • - - Combine ingredients. Blend until smooth. ChM. Makes six 6 -ounce servings. Coffee Milk 1 tablespoon instant coffee 34 cup boiling water. 3 1/2 cups milk 14 cup sugar Dissolve coffee in boiling water. Add remaining ingredients. Blend until smooth. ChM. Makes six 6 - ounce servings. By Mrs. Bill Chessell We are very sorry to hear that Rev. Alex Taylor took ill while at Pine Lake. Camp on Saturday and is in Clinton hospital. Rev. John Campbell of London, a minister of the Latter Day Saints Church and a friend of Mr. Taylor, took the church services at Varna and Goshen on Sunday. We hope Rev. Taylor is well again very soon. Members of the Board of Stewards of Varna Church are reshingling the roof over the choir loft. They are also busy with the ticket sales for the Pork Barbecue on June IS, and report tickets are selling well. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt surprised Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor with a family party for their wedding anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brenneman of Peter- sburg. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Evans of Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Evans of Brussels, Mrs. Grace Evans of Clinton and 'Ken MacDonald of Cran- brook. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore of _Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor of Varna and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor of Clinton. Mrs. Tom Consitt, captain of the canvass for the Flowers of Hope campaign for the Varna area, reports that over $350 was collected. She wishes to express her ap- preciation to members of the UCW who helped with the canvass, and to all who contributed so generously. ie age 41V1iloaa are not Aired but_ the snggeSted 15, year old team is 'mashed by John Verweyt ',red 1.awrence, and Rick FM0411- Te 14 year and under team is coached by Doug Chanmey. and Ron Plunkett, Sproul and Rick • Slemen are organizing the 14 year and overLadies softball. The Auburn mixed league teams have Dana Bean and Brian McClinchey as team A' coaches:. Team B. Gary and Linda Haaker; Team C. Terry Powell; 'Team D. Ross Dobie and Doug Glousher. Nine others have offered their services as spare coaches and there are about 15 umpires. Schedules will be drawn up soon after the June 2 meeting at Holmesville for area townships. Once schedules are drawn up umpires will be called to a coach -umpire meeting to schedule umpiring and establish ground rules. Plans are underway to build a storage shed for storage of bases. lime. minor league. umpire equipment, etc. The committee is pleased that tickets are selling so well on the draw. The proceeds from this will assist them to buy equipment. Fred and Laura Lawrence have agreed to handle the booking of the diamond and after June 4, Rick Ferguson is to take care of collecting tickets and money from the coaches who are taking care of their team Any suggestions or enquiries, please contact Glen Webster, 529-7835. s co, was we WI along- --. record Mr. and Mrs. • Donald Raines *owed interesting pictures taken this past winter in CallfOrnia. Mrs. Thomas ilaggitt thanked Mr. and Mrs. Raines for the in- teresting pictures and comments. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. Plans were made for the Huronview Birthday party on June 16th and it is hoped that women in the community will come and help with this event. A program is to be presented and the Birthday cake passed with tea. Delegates to the District annual of Huron West District which is to be held in Auburn on May 26th were appointed. They are Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Beth Lansing and Mrs. Frank Raithby. The flowers are to benrranged by Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. The card report was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkcontiell and she read the thank you notes she had, received. The financial statement was accepted as given by the treasurer, Mrs. Donald Haines. Roll call was answered by each member giving a current event. The new programs were given out and the collection was taken by Jayne Arthur and Faye Seers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and Christine Stadelmann. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gordon Powell, Mrs. Norman McDowell, Mrs. Emma Franken and Mrs. Norman Wood. nn The Auburn Women's Institute held its May meeting in the Auburn community Memorial hall last Tuesday evening with the president, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock in the chair. Mrs. Catherine Jackson was pianist. Mrs. Bradnock welcomed the Auburn 1 and Auburn 2 411 clubs, their mothers and • other guests. The motto, Learn to do by doing (the 411 motto) was taken by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. Auburn 1 club with their leaders, Mrs. Donald Cart- wright and Mrs. John Hildebrand told about their exhibit when Kim McDowell will be commentator. A piano solo was played by Anita Hallam and a piano solo was played by Kim Daer. Auburn 2 with their leaders Misses Trudy Machan and Faye Seers presented an interesting skit, "Let's begin to embroider" and the characters were introduced by Yvonne Bean. Jayne Arthur played a piano solo and a musical SOCIAL NEWS We are sorry to report that Mrs. Major Youngblut was taken on Saturday evening by ambulance to Clinton Public Hospital and Harry Beadle taken by ambulance on Sunday morning to the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. and Mrs. Restald a e of Waterd Wft .wit ate.. Mrs. Pearl ROilin Toronto and Mr. Eyeret Taylor of Bim visited on weekend with their dater, Emmerson Rodger and Mr. Rodger. s Miss Diane larkconnell of London spent the holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew itirkconnell. Congratulations to Miss Janet Oldreive on her marriage to Robert Paul Axford on Saturday May 15th at St. Richard of Chichester Anglican Church, Weston. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oldreive(nee Betty Asquith) and has visited in the village often during the past years. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haggitt and family of Bramalea spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Mr. and Mrs. George Robb and family of London spent the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred San- derson. Tyler Vr4g Allan" and Elaine Duane Ronald Durain. Jarrealdmy anRodbeItianit:Idl:); , SIM Allen and Gall Reid; and Janice LorraineWebster, daughter of Allen and Karen Webster. After Baptismal service 00 Sunday guests for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chimney and Alison were Mr. and Mrs. Bud ChamneY, Paul, Eldon and Lorraine CharnseY; Mr. and Mrs. Larry atamney of Waterloo;' Mrs. Lillian Leatherland, Clinton; Mrs. Paul Lassaline. John, Bill and Barbara of Saltford; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones of Toronto; Mrs. Leslie 'Crisp, Jennifer, and Tanya of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Niblock. Laurie and Shan- non; and the Rev. Stanley McDonald of Londesboro. Local obituary Cerlel Jacob Van Damnie Ceriel Jacob Van Damme of Ontario Street, Clinton died suddenly Sunday, May 23. He was 76. The son of Caroline Bruggerman and Eugeniaus Van Damme, he was born September 26, 1899 in the Netherlands. Mr. Van Damme lived in the Netherlands until about 1926 and then moved to Wallaceburg until 1947. He has lived in Clinton ever since. He was a hospital orderly during World War One in the Netherlands. After coming to Canada he took up farming and business. Mr. Van Damme married Rose Brown in Wallaceburg, Ontario, November 26, 1946 and the couple took up residence in Wallaceburg„ Wilkesport and Clinton. He owned the Commercial Hotel, Clinton for almost 20 years and then converted and restored Clinton's old public school on Ontario Street into apartments for retired people. He was also a member of the United Church' of Canada. Surviving Mr. Van Demme besides "his wife is one son, Paul Hartley Van Demme of Clinton. Also surviving are three brothers, Edward, Pearce and Joseph, and one sister, Rose DeTheye. all of the Netherlands. ' -'The funeral was held Wednesday, May 26, 1976, at the Ball Funeral Home, Clinton with Rev. Lewis of- ficiating. Interment followed at the Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers were George and John Lavis, Walter Forbes and Lorne Garrow, Clinton; Glen Eckmier, Goderich and Frank Maucus, Wallaceburg. - , Announcement Our store will be closed June 7, 8, 9 Newcombe Pharmacy 21 VICTORIA ST.. CLINTON 4624511 • . • "4,4'6:: • FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. • MAY 27 To WitibAY. MAY 29 STORE MOM: MONDAY TOWEDNESDAYis ANI--4PM THURSDAY & FRIDAY t Am -4m SOUNDAY AM --411% SUNDAY ft AM—S PM • RAINCHECK POLICY 11 an advarthed speclalis ever Sold ,oet, fiw a *sinChock enlitles you te Do* ' tit iime *KW aript# ote PEP—IIEEF,25Vi0Z.—SAVE DOG FOOD 3/9. PUSVNISOOTS - 6 VARIETIES -12 OZ. • SAVE 14c 65c. MORSELS TASTER'S CHOICE -402. - SAVE 31C INSTANT COFFEE 949 KRAFT 32 OZ. - SAVE 34c MIRACLE WHIP PRODUCE- USA-- NADA NO. CELLO —14 OZ. TOMATOES 39c PRODUCE USA —CANADA NO. 1 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES GOLDEN YELLOW • BANANAS Imam USA SUNKIST NAVEL CLUB HOUSE 11/202. • SOUR CREAM MIX • MEAT LOAF DR BEEF STEW SEASONINGS 3P1. LANCIA -.2 LB.SAVEtC SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI 79c 3 U1i,4:011ARTERS COL. - SAVE 214 PARKAY MARGARINE 949 • , ttoc.se OL SAVII :64e TIDE DETERGENT $2.09 4 COLOURS 4. JafiNSOWs tri; CLOTHS SC QUALIT\ MEATS Fitesti—aitimit GRADE A 2W - 3 LB.' AVERAGE --WHOLE FRYING CHICKENS FRESH CUT—CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS SNACKING FAVOURITE CHICKEN WINGS Ls- 63c Le. 89c LB.69c PRIDE OF CANADA—SWEET PICKLED IA CRY-0—VAC COTTAGE ROLLS LI. $1.31 SURNS—READY TO EAT GARLIC COIL LB. 9.09' STORE PACKED—SURNS SEEP Sale LINK SAUSAGE PRIDE OF CANADA —I IXIC PLO. WIENERS L. 1.65 Lss.75C PRIDE OP CANADA — I 1.11. SIDE BACON Cooputt Mirk., restart saititiosits city*