Clinton News-Record, 1977-03-24, Page 13N
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Stanley planning workshops
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The first workshop on Stanley Township's secondary plan
attracted a full house to Varna Township Hall last Tuesday,
March 15. Stanley is the ninth township in Huron County to
begin drafting a secondary plan, a more detailed version of
fok
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Market
the County plan. Rural planner, George Penfold, right
foreground, of the Huron County Planning Department will
be on hand for all six of the workshops to help township
residents draft the plan. (News -Record photo)
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CLINTON NEWS,RACQRD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1977 ., ►t 'g 1:3
Brucefield I.O.O.F. held a
very successful euchre party
last Friday evening with the
following winners: Mrs. Della
Sholdice, ladies' high; Mrs.
Watt' Webster, ladies' low;
Sandy Pepper, men's high;
Sam Thomson, men's low;
Mrs.; Keys, ladies' lone; Pat
Voland, men's lone hands.
Mrs. N. Reil and Gordon
Richardson were the lucky
draw winners.
Personal
Rev. E.S. Stephens and
Mrs. Stephens .and family
spent the winter holiday with
some of their family up north.
Mr. Wesley Ham
Gravenhurst spent the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Alice Ham and Mrs. M.
Swan.
Mrs. A. Ham is in Toronto
-Hospital having undergone
surgey.
Brucefield and surrounding
community extend deep
sympathy to Mrs. Helen
Burdge and family in the loss
of her mother, Mrs. Ald
Johnston, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lyn-
don, and Mrs. Mary Haugh
spent the weekend in Toronto.
By Hilda Payne
Supply at the Sales Barn
consisted mainly of heifers
and steers; prices were up
- and demand vas active.
Steers: $40-$43.75, top to
$44; heifers $37.50-$42.50, top
to $44.20. Pigs: weanlings $41-
$51 ; feeders $55-$59.50.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacMillan, David, Tom and
Ann, of Waterloo visited on
Sunday with Mrs.
MacMillan's mother, Mrs.
Laird Mickle and enjoyed a
hot turkey dinner.
Church News
Greeting into the Narthex
on Sunday morning were Don
Buchanan and Reg Lawson.
Ushers were Kevin
Fothergill, John Lawson, Bob
Penfound and Kevin Tam-
blyn. The choir's anthem was
"In The Cross I Glory" with
Mrs, Glen McGregor,
organist and Mrs. Allen
Bosman, choir leader.
Rev. McDonald's children's
story was "Let's Pretend",
and ' junior teachers were
Mrs. Tom Duizer and
Christine Carter. The
message was "Beneathhe
Cross of Jesus". The flowers
at front of church were placed
in loving memory of Mrs.
(Kathleen) George Neil by
sisters Miss Edyth Beacom
and Mrs. Laura Lon.
Anyone wishing to place
Easter Lilies in the church for
Easter, please notify Mrs.
Russell Good or Rev.
McDonald.
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Ice Cream.
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CARNIVAL
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551.00
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Scotties Facial Tissue �1Oo
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Scott Ass't Paper Towels e=794
RGoo 30'5 suvER AbsoROEnrT ,Zµ'5 422 ��
Baby Scott Diapers_ _ __
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Conf idet Feminine Napkins ,
18 oz Kellogg's Raisin Bran 99�t
Gaines Top Choice Dog Food_ #2. 9,
General Mills Cheerios 65k
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Carnation Instant Hot Choc.
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Pr,a�.m eLuncheon Meat _ 89
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Cling Free Sheets „a`F's –4119
E.D.Smith Pie Fill _ 9oz. 99'
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Dainty Chinese Fried Rice. 49'
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Libby Choice Peas W�^-Carrots__ 269`
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Londesboro 4-H
Me ting three of Lon-
desboro 4-H group took' place
on March 14. Roll call was
answered to "points to
remember when cutting or
marking your material".
This week's discussion was
naming the club, the election
of officers, and books. The
club name to be "Little
Ladies of the Night" and the
books to be white with a
cover, which has not been
decided upon.
Officers elected were:
president, Golda Sewers ;
vice-president, Brenda
Millar; rotating secretary,
Golda Sewers; rotating press
reporter, Brenda Millar.
Demonstration was seams
and leaders Day Datema and
Madelyn Sewers brought
their sewing machines so
girls could do their seams at
the meeting. Seven members
were present.
Personals
Mrs. Joe Shaddick was
admitted to Seaforth Hospital
on Sunday and friends hope
she will soon be home.
Mr. Tom Allen returned
home from Clinton Hospital
on Saturday.
Colleen and John Scruton,
Clinton spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Allen.
Congratulations to Kenneth
Pollard in his success in
passing his Grade 8 piano
exam with honours at the
recent examinatiuons held at
the Western Conservatory of
Music, London. His teacher is
Mrs. Gail Lear.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Shaddick,. Moorefield; Miss
Lloy Shaddick and John
Knowles, Kitchener; and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Shaddick.
They all enjoyed a family
dinner Sunday at Franken-
muth, Michigan.
Mrs. Clair Vincent spent
Friday•night with her mother,
Mrs. Capling, Kitchener and
attended the Ice Capades.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan
and Greg Hanover spent the
weekend with his mother
Mrs. G. Cowan.
Rev. McDonald, Ken
Hulley, Jessie Tebbutt and
June' Fothergill attended the
Forrester District Council
banquet and Annual Meeting
at Wallacevitle on Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck,
St. Thomas visited,on Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Saundercock.
Remember the W.I. card
party on Friday night March
25th in the hall at 8:30 p.m.
By Rena Caldwell
W'1 meets and conducted card games.
Kippen East Women's Olive Webb of Grand Bend
Institute entertained the
Institutes . from Elimville,
Grand Bend, Hensall and
Hurondale in the Legion Hall,
Hensall on March 16,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, the
president, welcomed the
guests and the roll call was
answered by "What I expect
to be doing ten years from
now".
The Kippen members also
displayed beautiful treasures
of glass, china and silver and
gave the history of the pieces
on display.
The president of South
Huron District, Mrs.
Roylance Westcott and her
secretary, Mrs. L. Ballantyne
were present. Mrs. Westcott
spoke briefly, •bringing
greetings from the district
and a summary of. future
events of interest to all W.I.
members.
Mrs. James Drummond
gave two humorous readings
was the winner in the games
and Elsie Earl of Hurondale
was low. Jean Lynn, Elim-
ville was the winner of the
draw. The meeting closed
with "The Queen".
Personals
Two young men in the area
have recently undergone -
operations for the removal of
their appendixes - Allan Bell
and Brian McGregor.
Miss Janet Shanks,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Shanks had the
misfortune to fall and break
her ankle and is at present a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Faber
are holidaying in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Shanks are visiting Mrs.
Shank's parents in
Shelbourne over the weekend.
Miss Sherri Lynn Pine is
visiting her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McBride.
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