Clinton News-Record, 1977-07-07, Page 9by Rena Caldwell .
Tice •LICW if St. Andrew's
- Church, Rippen field a - successful bake sale at
Homestead on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cooper
and family, London visited
"with Mr. and , Mrs. Vivian
• Cooper last week.
-Mrs. L. Siemon, Mrs. ,Don
Siemon and Tracy Siemon,
^Kitchener were the holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McGregor.
Mrs. W. Cusick, Coderre,
Sask. and Mrs. Harry Tanner
....Winnipeg, ealled on W. L.
soMillig last week. Maybe some
of the old • timers may
remember them as Nan and
Belle FlObkirk,
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The classes at the Clinton Nursery School fihished,„,their lessons fast week. The children
are, front row, left to "fight: Vanessa Coulter, Sheri KUng, Roe Alkemade, Christine
hemp. Middle row: Sara Teal,-Keviyr Cardno, Megan Hodgins, Timmy Stinson. Back row:
Karsten Carroll, Sheri Oesch, Vicky Lou Riley, Gavin Hunter, Kenny McIlveen.
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CLINTON NEWS -R ECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1977---,PAGR.9
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Londesboro u s go on camping trip
"''bly,./IVIrs. Bert Shobbrook
United Church Neyvs
Welcoming into the Nar-
thex on Sunday morning were
Enierson .H.esk. and Bert
Shobbrook, and the ushers
were Carol Cartwright, Joyce
Sewers, Susan Jamieson and
Diane Bromleyit.oYganist was
Louise McGregor with soloist
Lan Hulley singing :?Trust and
...Obey" and "I have found a
friend in Jesus.."
'Rev. McDonalds childrens
story was ' "Goodbye ' Mr.
Chips-. Junior teachers were
Brenda, Radford and Edythe
Beacom. -The messava„,s,_
"How Christ can help w -hen
we're exhausted." Rev.
MCDonald peke `at _thel,Pjne
Lake service at 11:30 a„in
tlICW meeting
The general meeting ofithe
UCW was held on- Tuesday
night June 28. president
Helen Lawson opened the
meeting and . dealt with
business.
secretary, read a letter of
tlanks for the25 donation to
aid mediail students. It was
agreed thatploan Whyte and
Marjorie Duizer be delegates
to Alma College in August.. It
was also approved that social
committee has the support of
the church women to have a
bag lunch booth at the 1978
Plowing -Match.
It was moved to donate $500
-to the Board of Stewards, ear-
marked for remodelling TR
manse bathroom. The
meeting cloSed with Mizpdh
I3enedictibn.
_personals
Warren had, an
ap-
pendect&my in Seaforth
We pick the best fruits, vegetables, meats and poultry just for you. Our buyers are
constantly searching to bring you the firiest products money can buy. Our meats are
fedeqily inspected. .Everything that can be done to assure you of the utmost in quality
—Is beiniptaken care of at A&P. Our standa rds are high, but we don't stop there—we
guarantee every purchase you piake.,
If it's proof you want, come on in—we do pick the best, so you can, too.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO7LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS!
LOTO CANADA,'PROVINCIAL & WINTARIO TI CKETS_AVAILABLE. AT A&P FOOD' STORES!
Shopsy—Cole Slaw or
Potato Salad
Old Vienna
Shopsy. Salmi
Swift Premium—Breakfast
killet 4 Strips
Select Quality—Sliced—Skinned & Deveined
18 -oz
pkg,
Town Ciub--FVOzen” "Great on a Grill!"
"2 -lb
Hamburg Patties Ag 1.58
Golden Skillet—Frozen—Heat & Serve
Hospital on June.28.
We welcome John 1. ,Ni.frsis Atwood, Mt. and.Mrs. Donald
from * Goderich, who pur-
Coghlin and family of For -
chased the home of the late dwich, Mr, and Mrs., Dennis
_ ' Earl and „family bt OwenisaudnydsaGyouvrilseiytor,
s withr. • ary)
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and Mrs. ' Tom Duizer and
family were Mr. and Mrs. '
Bob Scott,- Ripley. Laurel
Duizer returned home with
them until Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Daniels,
Grimsby returned to her -
home on Monday, from
spending two weeks with her
Snell cousins here.
,Mr. and Mrs. NVallace
Ripley Niagara 'Falls „spent
'June 26th weekend with Mr.'
andNrs. Gordon Radford.,
Mr. Bert Shobbrook., Jim
Neilans and Jack Armstrong
viSitedon Saturday night with
1VIrs. , Frank Brown and
family in Mount Forest. •
Monday evening June 27,
visitors with Mrs. Laura
Saundercock were her
nephews Mr. 'and Mrs.
Clarence Crawford, Blyth
and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Cr
Manitobawr°.rd
Stephen Duizer entertained
eight of his friends on June 30
for his 8th•birthday.
Mr: and Mrs. Claire Vin -
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook spent Monday night in cent spent a few days in
Woodstockwith their Toronto the weekend'of June
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daughter Mr, and 'Mrs. 1osS9th when Clair attended a
meeting of municipal clerks
Millson and family and at-
tended Davids Grade 8 and treasurers
•graduation at D.M. Heather Fothergill spent
Sutherland Sr, Public Schowill ol. Tuesdasy June 28 to Thur-
Berean UW meeting
sday June 30 in Montreal on a
be held on Tuesday July 12 at tour with
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"Marnok.Hill" Belgrave, the representatives and three
h
home of Lois Andrews. Roll husbands. The highlight of
call will be a verse with the trip was the visit to the
"Beauty"Avon plant at Pointe Claire
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DOrvat and the, guided bus
Vrsitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Shobbrook on Thursday tour around the city of
were his cousins, Mr. and Montreal was very enjoyable.
Mrs. Eddie Crawford, It .was entertaining and
ManitonManitoba. memorable for all who
The WI agriculture meeting participated.
will 'be held on Wednesday
July 13th at 8 p.m, and the
speaker will be Jear Siert-
ma, runner up for Dairy
rincess. Roll call will be a
emory of helping dad or
your husband on the farm.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm-
trong attended the
-Wardens' Banquet in
aforth on June 23rd, when
the Huron County entertained
e Perth County Ex -
Warden's.
Earl and family of Listowel
were ,dinner guests at the
manse to celebrate their
mother and grandmother's,
Mrs. Carl McDonald's bir-
thday.
Mrs. Alice Davidson
returned home on Wednesday
from spending a week visiting
at Queensville with Ralph's
sister's, Mrs. Mabel Kay and
Mr. and Mrs, Willard
Cryderrnan, at Barrie with
. Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Campbell
' and tt Sandy Cbve,-with Mr.
andlVirS.; J F.Bell.'
Mr. '.and Mrs. Glen Carter
and Colleen visited on Sunday
June26' with Mr. . -and Mrs.'
Earf1-1,ilhorn, Thedford.
Mrs. 'A'lice Davidson's sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Luc-
nair of Tor'onto visited with
her the first of the week.
My error in last weeks -
report ot.• Hullett's school.
Outstanding boy should have
read Rodney Cunningham not
Roger•sorry.
Congratulations. to Mr,
Jack Armstrong on his 81st
' birthday on July 3rd. Mr. and
('ubs go camping
On Monday, June 27th, 30
cups and their leaders went to
summer:. camp at Point
Farms, Goderich for twd
days. A program consisted of
crafts, swimming, , nature
hikes, sports and study.
The cub master was 'Rev.
McDonald with leaders
Norman Cartwright, David
Armstrong, Mike Overholt,
David Lear and Wayne'
Hulley. In _charge -Of study
were Rev McDonald and
Norman. Cartwright;
Mrs. Glen Carter held a --
swimming, David Arm -
family dinner in his honour.
strong; morning exercises,
Mike Overholt; sports,
Wayne Hulley and David
Lear. Kevin Radfords park,
under the leadership of 'Mike
Overholt, received an award
reported an excellent. ex-
f,o.Trhaetridyca
leadersrnpand cubs
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perience .with keen, an-
ticipation for next year's
camping. •
Congratu tions to Mrs'.
Carl ,lylcDona , twood who
celebrated her birthday on
Sunday. She spent the
weekend with her son Rev.
Stanley McDonald at the.
marfse. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
'Coghlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Coghlin and family,'
Mr.'and Mrs. Chester Earl
and family, Mr. Kick Earl of
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Maple Leaf—Sliced—Luncheon—Mac
Cheese—Chicken—Pickle & Pimento
Cooked Meats
12 -oz
vac pac
"Great on a Grill!"
Maple Leaf, Regular & All Beef"—•
Wieners
Fresh -15 Pieces
• 3 BREAST QUARTERS,
3 L[G QUARTERS, 3 NECKS,
3 WINGS, 3 GIBLET PACKAGES
Cut from
Canada ,Grade 'A" Beef
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Cutfrom
Canada Gracie 'A" Beef
PRIME. RIB
Steaks & Roasts
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BROKEN SLICES
Have a salad everyday — plentiful. supplies of Oniario grown .salad vegetables arriving daily!
NO. 1 GRADE IMPORTED CALIFORNIA LARGE SIZE
Potatoes Enfoy a ,Potato Salad 10 -lb bag 1.59 Avocado Pears Excellent in SaladIMPORTED , '
ENJOY A CAESAR SALAD 9NTARIO
Fresh*Blueberries Flavourful PINT 89? Romaine Lettuce
NO. 1 GRADE SEEDLESS Fresh Daily
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'N� 1 GRADE LAPGE SIZE
English Type Cucumber()Mae* Cabbage
Old"fishioned
ountry Fair
GODERICH ARENA
July 7 & 8
11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
OVER 60 EXHIBITS:
church groups - photography' ceramics - sewing -
hobbycrafts - glass cutting crafts, old and new - hor-
ticultural display modellers - Huron County Pioneer
Museum exhibit - bake tables - quilting bee - com-
mercial booth's an old fashioned pie kitchen - and
MANY MORE.
THURSDAY HIGHLIGHTS:
11:00 a.m. - Pet Anew
2:00 & 3:40p.m.- The Teen Tones entthain
3:00 p.m. - Judging of Best Decorated Wagon or Doll
Buggy
3:00 - Freckle Contest and Dickie Dean, Magician
7:30 & 8:30 p.m. - Lorne Lawson entertains
8:00 p.m. - Jul() Demonstration.
FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
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11:00 a.m. Selling Bee - Junior Division
2:00 p.m. Spelling Bee - Intermediate Division
4:00 p.m; Spelling Bee - Senior Division '
4:00 p.m. Baby Contest
7:00 p.m. Oie-Eating Contest
8:00 p.m. Fashion Show
$4,
8:30 p.m. Entertainment provided
by the "Huron Happy -Hearts"..
(round dancers), and the "Clinton
Wheel Dealers", Square Mtors.
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