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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-03-31, Page 17over the farm of Dick's parents, Mr./and Mrs. Martin Steenstra. Sorry to report Barbara Adwinkle is a patient in Clinton Hospital.. Get well wishes Barb, from us all. Lois and Edward Wise and Mr. and Mrs. B6rt Rowden of Clinton travelled to Wood- stock to visit Sandra and Dennis, Kelly and Cindy. Nancy Pickett held a surprise anniversary dinner for her mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClure of Blyth, and birthday for her husband Gordon, at the Candlelight in Goderich, and had a social time at the Goderich Legion. Jeanne Bennett travelled to Strathroy to her daughter Sally's, then travelled to London to Neal and Mary Bennett's where the four went out to dinner and then to the Royal Ballet Concert at Alumni Hall at the University of Western Ontario. An en sneers report says that many structural components of Clintons old grandstand do not meet building code requirements, and have condemned the structure as unsafe. A proposal to build a new structure, would see -the present lean-to; on the left, given to the Fair Board. (News -Record photo) Miss P0 -4604'I. visited with her grandparentf Mr. and M. Edgar Mun,. her return torsThunder Bays.nn o. W' Miss Sandra Fletcher .+ Kirkton visited during the ducts holidays with her uncle and 'Pr9sh auntTinney Mr. and familMyrs.. William 5 4►day' and was `"?�Nhen y' ',l'nidi Const. Doug Wein of theWeak.1 Ys Robelt ,ylo `' RCMP, Mrs. Wein and David presided .at the plAr/v ,or the. of Oshawa spent the weekend service Qin song. with Mrs. Wein's parents Mr. The Servide next unda + and Mrs. Harold Parker. will be held in the Sanctuary Mrs. Jack Simmons and at l0 a.m. • Dale returned home after The movie "The CrossLand • holidaying in Florida. the Switch Blade" is. being Mr. and . Mrs. Ikon shown at Brucefield .;gen- Mousseau and family tennial School,. Saturday, returned home after April 2nd at ppm. • holidaying. at Freeport in the Mr. and. Mrs. •Gordon T. Bahamas. Munn of Stoney Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold last week with the latter's Scruton of Port Dover visited mother Mrs. 114 Munn. lS 1 1 Golden Wedding A very enjoyable afternoon and evening was spent at Exeter United Church 6n Saturday, March 26th when Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cud - more, RR 1 Hensall celebrated their Golden • Wedding anniversary. The tea, table' was tastefully arranged with floral decorations and golden candles. , Pouring tea in the af- �•ternoon were Mrs. Harald Parker, Mrs. Rgbert Keyes, Mrs. Elsie Keyes and Mrs. Harold Cudmore: Those serving were Mrs. Doug i Wein, Mrs. Don Dalton, Miss Kathy Parker, Mrs, Larry Johnston and Mrs. Hugh Davis. In the evening Mrs. Marie Cudmore, Mrs. Eva Parker, Mrs. Mervyn Cud - more and Mrs. Gordon Parker poured tea. Those serving were Mrs. LeRoy Keyes, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Ken Parker, Mrs. 0 Marvin Taylor, Mrs. Ken Cudmore and Mrs. Don Rooth. The marriage vows were renewed in the sanctuary. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Leila Fink- beiner. Mrs. Doug Warren was guest soloist. Rev. Doug Warren, London, performed the ceremony assisted by Rev. Clayton Kuepher, Zurich. The bride was at- tended by Mrs. Harold Scruton (nee Elva Shaddick), Port Dover, who was her 0 bridesmaid fifty years ago. Mervyn Cudmore. Exeter attended his brother as groomsman as he did fifty •years ago. Following the ceremony, a family dinner was served 0 from a beautifully arranged table, centered with a wed- ding cake, golden candles and carnations. Rev. Bruce Pierce, Crediton, asked the blessing and Rev. Joe Baker, Toronto expressed congratulatory remarks. Mr. Jack McDonald Brampton, *grandson, was master of ceremonies. By Bertha MacGregor Congratulations were received from Syracuse, New York and Calgary, Alta. Many floral gifts were received from Dillbury, Penn. Calgary, Nova Scotia and the Exeter Legion as well as many local organizations and friends. A scroll was received from pierre Trudeau, a plague com- memorating the 2r5th year of Queen Elizabeth's reign .from Jack Riddell and a message of congliatulations from' Premier William Davis. At a recent meeting ,f the Gideons, 44 Bibles were donated in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore's Golden Anniversary. After returning to their home on Saturday evening their neighbours and friends surprised them with a "chivaree" which was en- joyed by all. Queensway News Bernice Lavery. Mrs. Adeline Taylor spent Sunday with her son Delbert in Exeter. "Birthday Greetings" to Adeline Taylor who will celebrate her birthday April rith. The Chiselhurst Ladies entertained the residents with music and bingo and served treats on Monday. Rev. Anderson and Mrs. Eric Luther were in charge of the church service. Louise Mitchell and Mrs. Erratt accompanied at the piano. Mrs. Wilmer, McDonald, Mrs. Ruth Ann Penrose, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McD,4nald, and Bill Barber of Brampton were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cud - more. Recent visitors at the Queensway Nursing Home with _Harold Glanville were Valerie and Lorna Fink- beiner, John and Winnie Glanville, Waltgan, Iva Ridley and Iva Dunn;• Mrs. Roy McDonald and Jean Treib- ner, Ted and Dorothy Prouty visited Roy McDonald and Vera Laramie. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsons, Tracey and Paul visited Mrs. Almeeda Parsons. Rosa Harris visited Bernice Lavery. Cecil and Betty Smith visited Lynn Latimore and other ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pooley of Exeter visited a number of friends last week. Mrs. Jessie Ingle and Mrs. George Blake, Brussels, visited Cora Alcock. Wendy Dilling, Sarnia, visited Mrs. Anna Dilling. Leslie Mitchell and daughter Brenda visited Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Elmer Bell visited her mother Mrs. Hedley. Cathy Schenk visited Hugo Schenk. Howard Johns, Mary Neil and Kevin Johns visited Mabel Johns. Mrs. Zetta MacLean and Bill MacLean of Hamilton visited Vera Lammie and by Blanche D,.eeves Morning Prayer was held at St. James Anglican Church, Middleton at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Wm. Bennett in charge. The theme of his sermon being "The Really Beautiful Time", Charles Wise assisted by reading the lesson. • Next Sunday being Palm Sunday and the first Sunday of the month, Holy Com- munion will be served. Personals Mrs. Fred Middleton returned home last week after spending a happy ten days with Mr. and Mrs. David Middleton and family, RR 4, Clinton. Our good wishes are ex- tended to Mary and Martin Steenstra as they moved to m their new home on the l 1 th concession. We in .the com- fit munity welcome Dick and Helen Steenstra and daughter to the l l th concession taking 41. HERECOM ES SUMMER! • ft` 1o% OFF ALL POOL CHEMICALS ORDERED BEFORE APRIL 15th BLUE HORIZON POOLS A Division of CHAS. BRUINSMA CONSTRUCTION RR 2, 544-9804 GODERICH Country Market VFi44StRR, cotraskto The Management Reserves the Right to limit quantities to normal family requirements STORE HOURS: MONDAY TO THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M: - SATURDAY '9 A.M. - 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 A.M. - 5' P.M. -141i1\1110L71/ $1.19.e. PORIt LOIN ROAST ONT. PORK - CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS STORE SLICED PORK LIVER CONTINUES • DATE OF SALE - MARCH 31 APR. 1=2-3 PRH,EAFfi> LETTUCE 394 GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS FANCY CALIF. SIZE 113's oRANGEs ONTARIO MO. I POTATOES 20 LB. BAG LB. DOZ. 22a 894 .59 MAPLE LEAF - REG. OR ALL BEEF WIENERS HUMPTY DUMPTY - REG. 89 CENTS 1 LB. PKG 'MAPLE LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM 6._ OZ. PKG. COTTAGE ROLLS MAPLE LEAF SLICED SIDE BACON 1 LB. PKG. 1.09 X1.26 EXTRA SPECIAL GOLD SEAL SOCKEYE SALMON TIN73-a OZ. 9 94 REG. 1.46 LIMIT ONE TIN 5.00 PURCHASE LIMIT 4 PKG. PER CUSTOMER CARNIVAL 100 PERCENT VEG. OIL MARGARINE LB. 29PKG.- REG, 1 LB. 44 c PKG. DUNCAN HINES APPLE, RAISIN, PECAN OR FUDGE CAKE MIXES , 14 OZ. 19 OZ. SIZE 9 64 V-8 JUICE MONARCH ASSORT. FLAVORS - 9 OZ. CARNIVAL WHOLE WHITE - CHOICE SPONGE PUDDINGS 49 4 CANNED POTATOES GAINES - DRY - 4 KG. SIZE DOG MEAL - 10 BAG PKG - GLAD GARBAGE BAGS WHITE SWAVIISRALI PK�.TOILET E WHITE SWAN 200's FACIAL TISSUE ALCAN 12 INCH - 25 FT. ROLL FOIL WRAP TASTER CHOICE - 8 OZ. INSTANT COFFEE CLUB HOUSE STUFFED OLIVES SPRAY CLEANER FANTASTIK TEXIZE - CLEAN SPRAY GLASS PLUS 4's - 3Vs OZ. PKG. TANG CRYSTALS ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO 18.5 OZ. DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 1202. JAR 24 OZ. SIZE 24 OZ. SIZE 6 OZ. PKG. CHOOSE YOUR FLAVOR 12's GLAD KITCHEN CATCHERS 12 OZ. HEREFORD TIN , CORNED BEEF VO -5 - REG. HARD OR SUPER HOLD HAIR,SPRAY :OZ. X2.69 $' 09 FROZEN FISH ALQRO - PEPPERONI PIZZA HIGHLINER - FISH -IN BATTER OR FISH PORTIONS 20 OZ. 2x9IN. 29° 3/89' $1.89 994'BIRD'S EYE - 1 LITRE COOL WHIP 594 534 $3.99 994 1.1' 9 $1.15 BRAVO - PLAIN - 21(0Z.. I� 9 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 4 LANCIA ASSORTED TYPES 45MACARONI 694 RICK'S - GARLIC OR NO GARLIC WHOLE DILLS BICK'S POLSKIE-GORKIE PICKLES 12 OZ. MAPLE LEAF MILD CHEESE 12 OZ. MAPLE LEAF MEDIUM CHEESE 12 OZ. MAPLE LEAF OLD CHEESE CHUM MEAT LOAF OR LIVER DOG FOOD LANCIA SPAGHETTI MOTHER PARKER INSTANT 594; HOT CHOCOLATE VO -S REG. OR LEMON $1 .09 CREAM. RINSE . n' VO -5 REG. OILY OR DRY $L49 SHAMPOO 32 OZ. SIZE 32 OZ. SIZE 32 OZ. SIZE $2.09 994; 89" 8.9' $1.35 $1.40 x1.45 rItr 3 /65" 79a 68' 68'. ;1.89 $1.09 =1.09. 2 LB. PKG. 2 LB. PKG 2 LB. SIZE 200 ML. 200 ML