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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-21, Page 89-„ PA,f.E 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1977 A "community shower was held on Tuesday evening July l r for Diane Preszcator at the home of Mrs. Marris Bos with 50 attending. Diane was ,seated in a decorated chair with her mother Mrs, Ken Preszcator and grandmother Mrs. bill of Crediton, all beings pinned with rose corsages. • A .short program was held, opening with Mary Lou and Jane Anderson singing two songs followed by a . "plan- ting" contest condluhted. by Mary Merner,`'"won by Ella ,Jewitt and Amiie Dale. Carolyn Thompson with Dianne Stevenson playing the accordian conducted a musical contest "A Love Story", was won by Doreen Carter, Dianne played. a few more selections for a sing song DurY'Tig the. evening, everyone enjoyed looking through a Bride's Book made by Nancy Preszcator. Helen Lawson read the address and Diane was presented with many useful. gifts and she thanked everyone. For She's A Jolly Good Fellow was sung and lunch was served and a. social time was enjoyed. Diane's maid of honour, her sister Linda Dillon of Seaforth, and bridesmaids, Mary Ellen Knight and Elaine Pfaff of Crediton were in attendance. Mary Lou Anderson and Mary Scott won prizes for having the lucky cups. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure spent 'the past weekend in Mahitoulin Isrand. Mr, and Mrs. John • BY MARY MERNER Thompson, Sharon and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and Leisa were Thursday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner Sandy, Julie,. Michael and Michelle. ' Paul Van der MQlan of Oak- ville is spending the surn„ner. months with his grandmother Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Bill and Harold Whyte. David Darren and Luanne Stevenson spent the weekend with their cousin, Miss Lisa Stevenson of Belgrave. John Lawson, Doug McClure and Bob Thompson are spending this week at the United Church Camp,Camp Menesetung near Goderich, Sharon Thompson, Doris `and Carolynn McClure are camping this week at Ben - miller Falls, Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Jim Thompson and Leisa, Mrs. Sam McClure visited on Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McClure and family spent Tuesday and Wednesday on Manitoulin Island and had a ride on the ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Floyd enjoyed a barbeque supper with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure on Sunday evening. Court Constantine L1842 held their monthly meeting on Thursday evening ' July 1 4th held at the hall. - Committee reports were heard on the bus trips to Toronito, chicken barbeque, the Dessert Euchre with proceeds going to the cancer .fund and reports on the barbeques in the future - July :'0, Milton Dietz and Don Buchanan, July 31st, Blyth Centennial. Aug. 3rd, Beef Barbeque, Seaforth, August :'rte, Pork Barbeque, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth attended the Crich picnic on Sunday held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crich near Cargill. Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and family on the ,passing of his father Mr. Bill Preszcator on Monday evening in Exeter. victor Falconer, youngest son of Stan and Kay Falconer of Clinton has successfully passed his basic training with the Canadian Armed Forces, fir 1'orcc Branch, as a Safety system Technician. He will be leaving for Edmonton, Alberta' on August 2,, after spending a three week holiday at home. Area 4 -Hers nominated for guineas comvetitiQn Twenty-two 4-H club members from Huron County have been'nominated for this year's- 'Queen's Guineas Competition at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto on Friday, November 18. The entries are: Chris Procter, RR5 Brussels; Don ; Procter, RR5 Brussels; Bruce Bennett, . RR4 Seaforth; Les Falconer, RR5 Clinton:. Fred Hern, RR Woodham; Murton Brock, RRI Granton: Adrian Rehorst, RR4 Seaforth; Brian Falconer.,, RR4 Seaforth; Les Consitt, RR3 Kippen;" Brian Pym. RR1 Centralia; John Coleman, Box 6, <• Kippen; Elaine. Pym, RR1 Centralia; Dwight Kinsman, RP K ippen d Dave Kinsman, RR Staffa ; Lyle Kinsman, RR2 K ippen: ' -Stephen Caldwell, RR.J Blyth; Sherri Marshall, R R3 Blyth; Sandy Marshall; RR3 Blyth; Joanne Rock, R R:3 Monktoo ; Ron Taylor, RR I . Brucefield; Scott Consitt, RRI Varna and, Bill Gibson, RR5 Clinton. ' Not all of the animal entries will ,be in the competition.. About 10 per dent of those nomrlated will not qualify- for final participation on show 'day because they may not be able To rheet the eligibility rules. Smile First we tnake bur habits and then our habits make us. • Mary's, continues -1! 20% OFF ALL FABRICS See our Specials on New ' White & EIno Sewing Machines Mary's Belting Centre 17 VICTORIA S.T., CLINTON 482-1034 • UARANTEED EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 23rd 1977• THIS AD G V ALL PRICES SHOWN IN �� .......thru. Satury OPEN MOfldUY qa,m , to 9:3.0 p•ni• ik&P SUCO ST MALL Highway 21 South. GODERICN Murray reunion held On Sunday, July 17 about fifty descendants -of Angus and • Frances Murray gathered in.. Harbour Park, Goderich for their annual picnic` Although rain threatened at the noon hour, the afternoon was really fine. Roughly, Edmonton and .Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reid and farnily, Ottawa and celebrating a wedding an- niversary on the day of the picnic were Pete and Jean. Imanse. The Sunday band concert was a pleasant climax to an Prizes of Goderich tri - jubilee .dollars were given to the oldest person present, Elmore Stephenson; the youngest, Steven McClin- chey; those coming the greatest distance, Marsha • Relatives came from Edmonton, Alberta, Ottawa, Royal Oak, Pleasant Ridge, Stirling Heights, Michigan, Bramalea, Acton, Varna, Seaforth, Orangeville, Wellesley, and Goderich.- enjoyable day. 14 You're Invited To our DEMONSTRATION of the new IVEW=HOLLAND TWIN. ROTOR T°-'° COMBINE CHIPS •Procss KRAFT 1.LB CHEESE- SLICES PKG 1,69 16 Oz. )or COFFEE -MATE McCain FROZEN FRENCH FRIES Rio PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS Reconstituted ALLENS APPLE JUICE Assorted Varieties DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES FIuffo PURE SHORTENING Evaporated CARNATION MILK Bovril ' LUNCHEON MEAT - Keliogs CORN FLAKES Kraft PEANUT BUTTER REGULAR OR THICK SLICED MAPLE. LEAF BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF _ BONELESS, VAC PAC SHOPSYS DINNER- Ib11 •. OLD VIENNA „ HAMS : SALAMI MAPLE LEAF BREAKFAST STRIPS 1 -Ib Vac Pac SHOPSYS -- COLE SLAW OR 2 -LB PKG 10 -FL -OZ 48-FL•OZ 19 -OZ PKG 1 -LB PKG 4509 PKG MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Toddler Size PAMPERS DIAPERS Tomato CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Budget. . CAT OR DOG FOC 3 Macaroni &Cheese KRAFT DINNER PKG OF 12 10 -FL -OZ 7'/: -OZ SWIFT — SLICED, 6 VARIETIES 750 m1 bottle • FROZEN FROZEN MEAT & CHICKEN! "GREAT ON A GRILL(" TOWN CLUB 2 -Ib pkg BEEF STEAKETTES " GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN, HEAT & SERVE CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS See the'Revolutionary Combine everyone's talking about...no colnpromises...and no comparison. THE TR -70 COMBINE WILL BE DEMONSTRATED • WEDNESDAY; JULY 27 STARTING AT 2:00 P.M. on the Doug Farquhar Farm, 3 miles north of Clinton on Highway 4 in case of inclement- weather, demonstration will be held on the first fit day following the 27th. H. Borden's — Assorted Flavours PKG OF 12 Orange Flavour TANG CRYSTALS. POLY KG OF 4 3th•02 ENVS PREPARED 16•FL-OZ JAR 'TOMATO 32 -FL -OZ BTL AND SONS LID. sayfieldRd., Clinton - ''.4112:.3409 PE iRY1Lri\EW HOLLAND Y; r 0 .4,1441 Al