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Clinton News-Record, 1976-07-22, Page 17.NVF"y�Yry11 ?T t3ere4n Unit Of VOW The Berean Unit of the EJCW held their meeting on rely 13 in the sunday school rooms. Margaret Whyte Pe! ned the devotions with the ►deme, "What God has made of us" and "What we can do inti Canada". She welcomed an the members and led in a hymn sing and read the scripture. Lauta Lyon led in prayer and the devotions part of the meeting was closed ith a humn. Business was conducted by ice -president Hattie Wood nd minutes of the last eeting were read by Nora tee. In the correspondence a ank you note was received oma Mary Longman. The easurer's report was read y Dora Shobbrook and the 11 call, answering a com- andment and a newt item atm Canada, was answered 14 members. Happy bir-„ :day was sung for Hattie oofii and.Mary Longman. The August meeting will be onducted by Rev. cDonald. Nona Pipe is to lean the brass in August and Duizer will be in charge of in September. _ The study was on Canada. health care, work and eople. Margaret Whyte ke about the declining ;°reality rate and the rise in nereal disease and coholism. There was a scussion about the reasons r this. Speaking of women's ghts, Agnes MacPhail was e first woman to be a ember of Parliament in 31. Labra Lyon read a poem d Hattie Wood thanked the dies for the study. The eeting was closed with a yer and lunch was served Alice Davidson, Ida rnin and Ida Townsend. Shobbrook Reunion The Shobbrook 41st annual union was held on Sunday, ly 4 at the Seaforth Lion's ub Park with ap- oximately 50 in attendance. A lovely lunch in a buffet le was served and a iriute's silence was held in mory of those who have ssed away. President old Crich conducted the eeting and the minutes of st year's reunion and new siness was discussed. It was moved by Cliff Saun- dercock that the 1977 reunion be held at the Seaforth Lion's Club Park on the Sunday closest to July 1. The new officers elected were: honourary president. Harold and Rose Crich: president, Bill and Joan Crawford: vice-president, Ross and Muriel Wilson: secretary. Clarence and Mayme Crawford: and in charge of refreshments, Melvin and Barbara Knox, and Gordon and Cindy Swan. In charge of sports will be Charlie and Shirley Shob- brook and the nominating committee will be looked after by Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook. At this reunion, sports were conducted by Jerry and Nancy, Crich. Scptt Crich won in the races for the preschoolers and Shelley Crawford won in the girls six to eight age group. In the boys 10 to 13 age group, Frank Ellerby was first. and Dean Shobbrook took second place. In the girls 10 to 14 age group-, -Diana . Shobbrook won in hitting the prize off the table. Cliff Saundercock and Rick Swan won first prize in the men's kick the slipper and Janice' Snell and Shirley Snell won for the ladies. Mary Lynn Peck's team won in the ladies hammer the nail contest and Cliff Saun- dercock's team won the fill the cup. gale. Kaye 'Saun- dercock guessed "the number of nails in the jar, and Stan Shobbrook guessed the length of the rope. Travelling the farthest ' to the reunion was Edna Stimber of Pildet Mound, Manitoba.. The oldest to at- tend was 82 year old, Laura Saundercock and the youngest was 10 month old Kristen Crawford. Pere and Vera Gibbings were married the longest, 49 years and a peanut scramble was enjoyed by everyone. WI Blyth guests The WI meeting washeld on Wednesday, July 14 in the church hall. President, Dora Shobbrook welcomed all the special guests from Blyth. The roll call was answered by 29 members. and 16 guests. Minutes of the last meeting Starting Thursday, July 22. Now, save 40 -.r0 pereent on all merchandise in stock (except new fail arrivals) including pantsuits, jumpsuits, blouses, dresses, co- ordinates, loungew,ear, etc. Hurry in for best selection! Where fashion meets today's woman. and the financial report was read by Addie Dunking and thank .you's were received from.tthe 4.0 girls club. "The Cereal Shelf" and training school will be held on August 30 and 31 in Clinton. It was moved to send $10 to the Helen M. Kerfher Bur- sary fund. Alice Buchanan volunteered to have something for the craft table at the WI Area Convention. A list of the eligible products of Canada Packers label are to be collected and handed out. A report of the committee's cards and flowers were given by Vi Burns and the bus trip to Toronto was given by Marjorie Duizer. Plans for the trip on August 18 are to visit Casa Loma, the Science Centre and the Scarborough Civic Centre. The cost of the trip will be 810 for the 41 passengers. It is hoped that members. will make quilt blocks for the Eari'ard Lie home. Musical selections in the program were by .Elizabeth Gibson and Judy and Barbara Cater. A skit was presented by Dora Shoblook, Hattie Wood and Addie Hunlc ing,and.. two accordian solos were given by Karen Middegaal. Margaret Taylor in- troduced the guest speaker. Mrs. Ken Mitchell (Mary Buchanan) and she spoke on her trip to Kenya with her husband, after he finished his Masters Degree in England. She showed "''pictures taken there and also in Tanzania. They were enjoyed -by all and she was thanked by Marjorie Anderson and presented her with a gift. After the meeting was closed a penny sale was held by the financial committee, Marjorie Anderson, Beryl Reid and Addie Hunking. They had a wide variety of items on display. Lunch was then served by Margaret Taylor. June Fothergill, Margaret Anderson and Helen Lawson and the Blyth president, Luella McGowan thanked the Londesboro WI for the evening. Personals Mrs. Gladys Gourley was transferred from Victoria Hospital in London to the Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday. July 13. We are sorry to report that she is still an the serious list. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford, Steven and Carol of Ottawa and Mr. Nelson Lear of Huronview visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear. Danny and dr David. They are spending this week at the cottage in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Avellett of Detroit spent the weekend of July 11 with Mrs. • Laura Saudercock. Mrs. Wendell Grant (Peggy Pickett) of Port Colborne - visited on July 10 at her aunt, Mrs. G. Cowan and also with her aunt, Mrs. G. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John Picket of Trenton visited on Sunday. July 4 with his aunt. Mrs. Gordon Robinson. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill and family spent Saturday and Sunday. July 17 and 18 visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLean of St. Catharines and also went to Marineland and Game Farm in,Niagara Falls. Mrs. Orville Newby was admitted to St. Mary's Hospital on Friday for a series of tests on her heart. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook spent the weekend in Woodstock with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton of Moorefield are visiting...their ,..datightex...? r- . and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Visitors on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sewers and family were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Humberstone of Dauphen, Manitoba. Visiting on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear and boys a were Mr. and Mrs. George -Underwood of Wingham. Miss Doris Lear of Burlington and Mrs. Elsie Chellow of Huronview. Mrs. Eugene St. Louis and Paul returned home last Tuesday from a week's vacation at Parry Sound and Parry Island with Mrs. Preston Dallas and Joan. They camped on the island with relatives of Mrs. Dallas. On Thursday. Mrs. Eugene St. Louis and Paul visited in Windsor with her mother and daughter Sheila. Saturday morning Paul and his sister left for a two week vacation to tour the state of Florida and Disney World. Mrs. St. Louis returned home on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and Mr. -and Mrs. Eugene St. Louis attended the 25th an- niversary show at Ayton, Ontario, of the old CK NX Barn Dance and stayed for the dance. Mrs. Marie St. Louis and son Norbert of Maidstone. spent Sunday with her son Eugene. Mark St. Louis spent the weekend in Windsor visiting friends and relatives. Ruben Mamani Clinton couple -support Boli tta:i "adopted" child A. very'special Born mitment has been made by Mr. and Mrs. B. Schoonderwoerd of Clinton. who have joined Foster Parents Plan of Canada. They have adopted. Little Ruben Mamani aged five years of Bolivia. Mr. and Mrs. Schoonderwoerd's monthly contribution of $17 brings material and financial assistance to both child and family and is aimed at strenghtening the family unit by helping each member. The 817 a month provides the family with a monthly cash grant. distribution of goods such as vitamins. blankets. towels, soap and other useful items. medical and dental care, the sustained guidance and counselling of social workers and the benefit of special programs. A strong emphasis is placed on education. All Foster Children. (and their brothers and sisters. if possible ) must attend school. Vocational training courses are available to Foster Children. their brothers and sisters and in some cases. their parents. The aim is to give the family the , tools to help -them become independent and self- supporting. Special programs adapted to. the needs of :each country also meet these aims. Foster Parents and Foster Children correspond" monthly ( letters are translated by PLAN) and often develop warm and affectionate relationships which mean as much to the child as the material and financial aid. - Foster Parents Plan is currently working in eleven countries in South America, Asia and Africa. Over 60,000 children are currently being aided by individuals, groups and families in Canada. the U.S.A.. Australia. and The Netherlands. For more • in- formation on. this non-profit. non-sectarian. non-political independent organization. write to Foster Patents Plan .,f Canada. 153 St. Clair Avenue West. Toronto. Ontario M4V 1 P8. S►• i Mir FOOD STORES ice. rt,RICES EFFECTIVE 'TX/ Tuesdoy July 27 ROTH'S Ff. f Dio MARKET Seaforth . Ontar For Your Shopping Convenience We Are Open Every THURS and FRt Night Till 9 o clock STORE Both oris.. Tis.. Wert.. ! Sat. S4 r l Laundry detergent TIDE em 1.99 Polando Sliced Crushed Tsdb►t PINEAPPLE 19 Oz. 4,70 Tin McCain MIXED VEGETABLES lir 79' McCain PEAS AND CARROTS 11° uk Sonny White or Pinks 12 ria can LEMONADE [!HITE BREAD 399 • Weston s Meoftyme verwoods 2% MILK ai1.19.3 1.09 ♦ deposit [BoOGNA hnesders Vot Ring L -tot Env 1.095 hneiders ORNED BEEF kg of 69r Thurs. l>< FrI. jI Maxwell House Ground COFFEE i�fl 1.69 1 Schneiders Reddy to lot BONELESS PICNIC 1 79c Schneiders Bucket of -CHICK-EN 2.98 AIyrner PEAS Post ALPHA BITS Nes.ea ICED TEA Aylmer TOMATO JUICE 14 (1t. Tin Gainsburger 3195° 89° 1.19 29° 2.45 3.19 2.79 39C 15 o:. Pak 13 eft 19 OL BEEF DOG FOOD 2k._ Cavalier A33Flavours CANNED POP 24-10 o, tins Poll Reg Flavours and Diet Flavours HONEY COMBS tz a 19 .25 JI. Alcan Aluminum FOIL WRAP 99* ©ret Grown On Grown CELERY STALKS 29° Weston% Raspberry JELLY ROLLS 619c Cinnamon BUTTERHORNS 594 Pereenals . Paul .and: Dianne Stevbnson spent the weekend in Guelph when they attended the Central Music League Festival held , at the University of Guelph. The mutts being pupils of theirs getting five adjudicator awards and one spanish guitar championship. Those winning the ad- judicator awards were: solos, Gerda Brand, Sandra Wadel., David Foell, Neil Elliott; duet, Gerda Brand and Dean Daer. Spanish guitar winners under the name The Magnificent Seven were: Neil and Rick Elliott. Danny Tyndall. Elizabeth Gibson, Judy Carter. Cathy Gibbings and Carol Burrs. Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Walter McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dolmage and Verna spent the past week in Winnipeg when Walter, Muriel and Leslie attended the Forester's High Court Convention which is held every three years. This is the Foresters 97th year and they presented the Canadian Cancer Fund with a cheque for 597,000 for cancer research. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson. John and Elizabeth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren at their cottage at Lions Head. ,. Jim Thompson. Sheila Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township spent the weekend visiting in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pow ley. Jason and Jonathan. We are pleased to report that Mr. Don Buchanan was able to return home on Friday from London Hospital. Weekend visitors with Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Bill and Mr. Harold White and Paut Van der Molan were Harolds son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whyte of Glen ,Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Van der Molan, Mark and Margie of Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith, Chris and Julie of Exeter were Staturday—. a Bening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs.'Carl Mercer, Sandy, Julie, Michael_ and Michelle attended the Deichert Reunion on Sunday in Dashwood Community Park and visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keller. Krista, Colleen and Shannon of RR 2, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs_ Frank Riley attended the horse show in Paisley. Their granddaughter Kim Riley was lucky in winning the trophy for the most points for the Juniors. Congratulations Kim. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint W ilsc n of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Dollimore of Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Dollimore and Wayne of Brantford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul and Gary. Wayne remained for holidays and Mrs Ken Mitchell and Jennifer returned home to Montreal over the weekend having visited 'with her parents for the past two weeks. DRINKING & DRIVING DON'T MIX Sale driving is a family allay ' Rug Doug is in trouble' We're overstocked with quality brand name carpeting. If Doug doesn't move some of this stock. the Boss has threatened to pile the rest on top of him. So. Doug is reducing the price on all of our in - 1010. stock carpeting. You can get Doug out of his predicament.. and save money on that new carpet for the Home or Cottage. During Hudie Lumber's July Carpet.Clea ranee owl Rug Doug's Specials this Week QUALITY COt.ouRS REG. SALE PRICE PRICE ACRILAN HARDTWiST'(JUTE) BROWN -ORANGE GREEN • t s 95 13�g3 �� 92.95 ;(S.SQ 7 CELANESE (R.B.) STEPPING STONE GOLD -ORANGE GREEN I1GELOW FRESH START OFF-WHITE (R.B.) ' .s�s°sQ 1095 . L '9.9S i 56.50 , ., GREEN (JUTE) GOLD (JUTE) PRICES ARE PER. SQUARE YARD AND FOR IN STOCK QUALITIES. MANY OTHER COLOURS A QUALITIES IN STOCK WITH SIMILAR SAVINGS. FREE ESTIMATES ---GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS, , -1 1, HUD1E.LUMIER LTD. PHONE 412.3441 BAYF1'ELD RD.. CLINTON OPEN: Monday to Th rtday, a a.m. to *p.m. ; Friday aa.►n. 90 9 pari.; Saturday 1 win. to 4:2a p.m. er=r.. c.i.sa t ■