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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
returned home on Thursday
from a week's visit with,Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Woods and
Michelle of Gananoque.
Mr. Don Buchanan spent
the weekend at his home,
4 returning to Victoria Hospital '
London on Monday for more
tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bun
McConne-11 .,a.nd Cheryl of
Ottawa spent the Easter
'weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
iikeorge Counter, Richard
assandra and Vicky.
Dave Uhler and Ronnie of
Hamilton, Kathy Dimaline
,and Debbie Fraser of London
were weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh Dimaline,
Don, Peter and David.
Easter Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes
were their family Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wammes, Ronnie
and Mark of RR 2, Seaforth,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders,
Jennifer and Jeffery of RR 4,
Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. John
,,Brussels.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Marris Bos and family,, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Brindley and
Rickey of Holyrood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte,
Jeff, Andrea and Kerri of
Lindsay,' Miss Margie Whyte
''" 'of Guelph spent Easter
weekend ' with Mr. W.L.
Whyte, Bill and Mr. Harold
Whyte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell
And Jennifer of Montreal, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tardella and
Christopher of Mississauga,
giipent the weekend with their
arents Mr. and Mrs. Don
Buchanan, Paul and Gary.
Easter Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson,
Dfivid, Darren and Luanne,
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Herman and Betty Ann, Mr.
Karl Keller , . all of
Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Herman of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Herman of
Galt.
Good Friday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
were -Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ellwood of Montreal.
Easter Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth were Mr.
John Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Lawson and family
all of Tuckersmith
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter of Colborne Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Baker of
Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson; -Sharon and Bob
and Brian Nesbitt of Strat-
ford were Sunday supper
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Sproule and Jeremy of Kit-
chener were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Southgate and Jennifer.
Sorry to report Mr. Howard
Armstrong and Mrs. Russell
Fleming of Seaforth (former
resident) at the time of
writing are patients in
Seaforth Community
Hospital. We would like to
wish them well.
Mrs. John Thompson left on
Monday morning for a week's
holiday in Hawaii. She was
one of the top 22 Avon
managers from Cana'tla
going.
Thanks to Eric Anderson,
John Thompson and Sam
McClure from the euchre
players of the community for
making it an enjoyable
season and looking forward to
next year.
Jott•
ings from St. Joe's
Essay -poster
contest
The Alasable - Bayfield
Cinservation Authority
recently held an essay and
)ster-. contest for all area
students. On March 31 an
awards ceremony was held
and Jeff Schmidt was
presented, withthird place in
the essay contest.
Grey Schmidt and Rick
Shanahan received
honourable mention awards
in the poster contest. All three
received day passes to all
parks managed by the
tkthority and Jeff received a
book "Grey Owl -Pilgrims of
the Wild".
The theme of the contest
was "Conservation - What it
Means to Me".
Students council
Jacqueline Bradley was
recently elected the new
student council treasurer by
the students.
ilFacequeline will replace
John Holtysen who moved to
Holland.
Open house
After several
organizational meetings, the
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student's council presented
their annual Holy Thursday
program on April 7 at St.
Joseph's School.
The luncheon consisted of
sandwiches relish ' trays,
salads, cold meats and
delicious desserts, all of
which were donated by the
parents, staff and students.
Happily a large number of
parents and pre-schoolers
came to help us enjoy it. After
lunch, the mass was
celebrated by Father Hardy
in commemoration of the
Last Supper. This was an
early get together ,for
Education Week.
Make posters
Grades five and six made
posters for the Mini -Fair to be
held at St. Joseph's Church
May 14th. A good job was.
done by all!
Advertising...
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Group t Tuckersmith
U.C.W. held their Easter
meeting in Brucefield United
Church on Monday evening,
with an attendance of twenty-
five, who answered the4roll
call with a verse on Easter.
The meeting opened with a
lovely dinner sponsored by
the penny sale contest which
was much enjoyed. The
winners of the contest wish to
thank Mrs. M. Walter and her
helpers for such a wonderful
meal. Mrs. Ann Broadfoot
and Mrs. Ross Scott were in
charge of the devotion.
The meeting opened with a
poem and a hymn was sung
with Mrs. Elsie Henderson at
the piano. Mrs. Ann Broad -
foot took as her topic, "the
meaning of Easter". She said
Christ died willingly, in the
interest of his people. It was
very interesting. The
collection was received and
dedicated and a hymn was
sung to close this portion with
prayer.
Marjorie Broadfoot lead
charge of the business portion
and +;opened with a poem.
Thank you notes were read
from Mrs. Alice Ham, Mrs.
Dallas and Mrs. Haugh.
Invitations to Easter
Thankoffering at Kippen
April 12 and to Ontario Street
Church on April 24 were read.
Visitors day will be held June
7th. Further notice later.
The May meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. Doris Sillery
and Mrs. Muriel Allan. This is
fun night so bring your
friends for a social time,
there will be ,a plant sale as
well.
A banquet for the Society
will be held April 16 and all
members of Unit I are urged
to help.
The meeting closed with a
dutch auction.
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CLINTON N1 S-RECORri, T-IURSDAY,'APRIL 14,1977
New bikes
Parents continue to make
the. same common mistake
when buying a bicycle for
their child. They frequently
buy, one that is too large,
thinking the child will grow
into it. If the child cannot rest
the ball of his or her foot on
the ground' while sitting on
the seat, then the bicycle is
too big, says the Ontario
Safety League. The right size
and design can only be
determined by the chi'ld"s
height, skill and experience.
Anstett Jewellers
LIMITED
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11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON
482.3901
OPEN WEDNESDAYS
For Your Convenience.
HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9
a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday nights 'till '9 p.m.
FREE GIFT COUPON
.44,14
Bring this Coupon with you
to the Vanastra Recreation Centre
fora
FREE FAMILY SWIM
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Sunday, April 17 only
SWIM TIME: 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Use of the Sauna is available for those
over 16 years old
A good fitness, program will lead to a happier, S M
healthier life for you and your family.
Sponsored by Clinton Kinsmen Club
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PRODUCTION
"Night Must Fall”
at
MacKay Hall
WED., THURS., FRI., SAT.
APRIL 27, 28, 29, 30
CURTAIN 8:30 P.M.
BOX OFFICE AT R.W. BELL, OPTOMETRIST, 74 THE
SQUARE, GODERICH.
OPEN - APRIL 21,22,23,25,26,28 - 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
CLOSED WED., APRIL 27 & SAT., APRIL 30
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No telephone; reservations please.
Candlelight
for
Two days only!
Dinner
REGULAR: 9.65
WEDNESDAY��OO
& THURSDAY
SAVE
Beginning Wednesday, April 13, the 1st of a 3-phase, 6 -week
complete renovation project will be undertaken at the
Candlelight Restaurant and Tavern. We apologize for any '
inconvenience, but the
Restaurant area only
map be CLOSED for
apprOmately 7 to 10 days.
Circle your calendar right now.'
Because for two days only you
can pick up Colonel Sanders'
Thrifty Dinner for just one dollar.
It's chicken the way you and the
family like it, finger lickin' good!
The Thrifty Dinner contains
2 pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken,
Golden Brown French Fries,
Creamy Cole Slaw, and a slice of
Grecian bread.
Colonel Sanders' Recipe
Kentuck9
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SO -WE URGE YOU TO
JOIN US IN THE
DINING ROOM
(Entrance through the
• Business as usual in the dining room and
Keg Room
• Same delicious choice of meals •
• Open Sunday to Wednesday 11:30 to 10 and
Thurs., Fri., Sat. 11:30 to 1
• Entertainment Friday &,Saturday Nights
WATCH FOR OUR NEW LOOK
Visit the KEG ROOM
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