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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-28, Page 16',PAGE 16-,-CLINTON N WS•RgCORb THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1977 United Church Notes Greeted into the Narthex on Sunday morning were Margret Whyte and Jack Lee andthe ushers were Bruce Flunking, Bruce Vincent, Warren Hully and John Lawson.. Solgist was 'Helen Anderson who was ac- companied* by organist, Lenore McGregor. Rev. McDonald gave •a children's story and the junior,teachers were, Margaet Gross and Sally Pollard., The flowers on the memoriam% stands were placed by , Ross anal Bill Millson and their families in loving memory of their mother Mrs. Russell Fleming of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presczator also gave flowers in 'lowing memory of his father William Presczator of Exeter. Cheerio Club The Cheerio Club met on Tuesday, July 19 at the home of Edyth Beacon acting as president. She opened the meeting with the theme "Vacation time" along with a reading. Margaret Good followed with the reading of a Hymn. The minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were given by Gladys Armstrong. A thank -you was received by Lloyd and Nora Pipe and Ida Durnin. Roll call was answered by a current event with 10 members and one visitor, Mary Clarke, present. Readings were given by Margaret Good, * Tri Duizer and Edyth Beacom, With' Mrs. Beacom's reading, they discovered how some Canadian places got their name - some are unique, som.e are homemakers, some are colorful, some after birds, animals and fish. Contests were held: testing your memory by Tri Duizer, won by Mary Longman; kitchen articles beginning with "C" by Margaret Good, won by Nora Pipe. . The next meeting will be group '3 at the home of Mary. Longman on August 17. A few games of cards were played and lunch was served by Edyth Beacom, Tri Duizer and Margaret Good. °Shobbroyok reunion The 42nd annual reunion of the Shobbrook family was held on Sunday, July 3 at the Seaforth Lions Park. Approximately 50 people were in attendance ; and a lovely smorgasbord dinner was served. A minute of silence was observed in memory of those ° who passed' away. President Bill Crawford ,conducted the meeting, and the minutes of the last picnic were read by Wayne Crawford. It 'was named and seconded that the next reunion in 1978 be held at the Seaforth Lions Park. Officers for 1978 were elected as follows: honorary president, Bill and Joan Crawford;' president, Ross and Muriel' Millson; vice- president', Cliff and Kaye Saund.ercoGk; secretary, Both Knox; sports; Bill •and Verna Gibbings and Jack -and Doris. Andkrson.; refresh- ments, Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook and Bert and Dora Shobbrook; nominating, Harold and Rose Crich. Sports were conducted by Charlie, Shirley, Julie and Diane 'Shobbrook, The oldest member present was Laura Saundercock ; coming from the farthest distance was Eddie and Mae Crawford 'of Manitoba; the youngest was Kristen Crawford; guessing the number of candies in a jar was Marjorie Crawford. In the races the winners were: boys, five to six years, Jim Crawford; girls seven to nine years, Shelley Crawford; boys, 10 to 12 years, Bradley Shobbrook; girls 40 to 12 years, Dori Ellerby; boys, 13 and over, Frank Ellerby; girls, 13 and over, Angie Andrews; mens card --relay, Gordon Swan and ladies card relay, Cathy Gibbings. Personals' Mr. Bob Burns was ad- mitted to Clinton Hospital on July 21 and returned home on July 25. Visitors on Monday, July 18 with Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice were Mrs. McGorman and Mrs. Nichols of Wayside Interiors in Stratford, who entertained her to dinner and attended the Blyth Summer Festival. Mrs. Bessie Roy of Red Deer Alberta returned to her home on Saturday after spending two weeks with her niece; Mr: and Mrs. Al Volk. A reunion of the . Roy families was held at Ball's Grove on Sunday, July 17 with 50 to 60 attending from Russeldale, St. Catherines, Red Deer, Alberta and Londesboro. Mrs. Ken Doupe of London is' spending a few days with her sister-in-law, Mr. and' Mrs. Al, Volk. Also at the. same home is Mrs. Volk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andre* Gibson of St. Catherines. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer is his nephew, Gerrit Duizer of Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and family of Woodstock spent some time last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. They all attended the funeral home and funeral of his mother, Mrs. Russell Fleming of Seaforth. Ten WI members attended YOU SERVE BY GIVING •1111•1111111•11111111111111111 ■ ■ ■ ■ 11 - ■' . ■ ■. II ■ ■ •1111111111111•11111111111111111 FARMERS Now's the time to Prepare Your Granaries & Bins For Your New Grain Crop See lis To -day for BIN TREAT & GRAIN PROTECTANT' BAKER'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE d j 22 Ileac St. ''Your authorized „ 482.9333 Railton -Purina` dealer • ■ I� s ■ ,■ , I PURINA CHOWS UWS 11 ■ of the Walton WI picnic on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs'. Tom Duizer and family along with Mr. and• Mrs. Lorne Hunking enjoyed Sunday, going to Marine Land in Niagara Falls and calling at places of in- terest. • Mr, and Mrs.Colin Paterson of London spent. the week with her mother, Mrs. Bob° Burns and visited ,her fathe•f in. Clinton "Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beacom of Pianta Gordon Heights, Florida spent the weekend, from Friday until Tuesday, with their cousins Edyth Beacom -and Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob= brook attended the Normiac OES picnic on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell Shipka, A funny group Some entertaining Association Dale of Clinton, Paul Pavkeje of 25th skits were anniversary Calvin put on by celebrations the Willard Centralia and SCHNEIDERS - 8 VARIETIES MINI DELI "MEATS_ SCHNEIDERS BREADED VEAL CUTLETTES„ BURNS CAMPFIRE BOLOGNA CHUNKS Ib. BURNS STYLE BREAKFAST SAUSAGE_ BURNS CAMPFIRE MINUTE FRY STRIPS 8 oz. Ib. of Bob 4-H Youth Council at the 4-H Leaders, last Saturday in Blyth. Left to right are Donna Centralia, Rose Marie Flynn of Clinton, Alan Powe and of Walton. (photo by Wilma Oke) Eedy VALUE 96° � '1.491%,°\ FRESHFROZEN SLICED CALVES LIVER SHOPSYS TANGY COLE SLAW OR 69c POTATO SALAD TASTY _ _ Ib. 88c OLDNNA CHUB 1 Ib. PKG. SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT fROM WED. JULY 27 TILL CLOSING SAT. JULY 30 24 oz. Ib. X1.29 MAPLE-LEAF OVEN -BOILED BRISKET OF BEEF Imperial Measure 3 to 4 lbs beef brisket 4 tbls chicken fat or butter ▪ 1 large onion 111.1 tbls course salt 3 tbls soya sauce 11106 to 8 cups hot water or enough 1111 to cover meat Metric Measure 1 34 to 1 81 Kg. beef brisket 60 ml chicken fat or butter .. 1 large onion 15 mt. course salt 50 ml, soya sauce 1500 to 2000 ml hot water or enough to cover meat FRESH PORK 60 " Best !nterst 4 We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the -highest interest bein.g offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates'., Subject to changi' 4100 u■� Gciiser:KneaIe "In'surance Agency'Inc. Formerly • • K. W. COLQUHOUN INSURANCE 14 Isaac St., Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-9747 FRESH! PLUMP AND TENDER QUARTER CHICKEN Ib. SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF OR RED HOT WIENERS 98c GREAT ON THE BARBECUE 1 Ib. PKG. 959 18 oz. Bigt, 1,98 1 Ib. CELLO PKG. C SCHNEIDERS 4.19z.PKG. STEAKETTES___ 1.76 FROM THE HIP ROUND STEAK or ROAST Ib. 9.68 88c. BONELESSTRRUMP ROAST $1.18 COTTAGEEDROLL1/2 VAC PACKED Ib. Ib. 11 FRO EVERYDAY LOW BEEF PRICES! BLADE STEAK or ROAST SHORTRIB r�OAST BONELESS -•FROM THE CHUCK Ib. '1.68 Ib. 88c SIRLOIN TIP STEAK Ib. X1.89 CROSS CUT STEAK Ib, $1.19 ROULADIN� $2.19 FROM THE CHUCK ° . Use a deep 3 -quart (3.4 It) casserole Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (177 ' �VnCLCOO ru flUMO degrees C). Brown beef brisket all over in melted chicken fat or butter Place FROM THE RIB 011 brisket in casserole, add thinlysliced onion, course salt, soya sauce and ter. Cover and bake 3 to 4 hours Check liquid occasionally, as the wr , 7''l; STANDING RIB ROAST / must always cover the meat.".111111'` 11441 TENDER FROM THE RIB cornstarchTo taste, 2 cupsleued with t the h0 ml.) y be thickenederywith 1 tbls (15 perfect 1 PRIME RIB. STEAKS blended 3 tbls, (50 ml.) water to serve as a sauce A / way to boil beef brisket, \ TRY 'THEM ON THE BARBECUE fiii#iiiiiiI1I%%VO. X • BRAISING SHORT RIBS SCHNEIDERS -REGULAR OR COUNTRY MAPLE BROKEN SLICES COOKED HAM hoz. PKG. KENT CONCENTRATED F FROZEN ORANGE JUICE' TINSOz 2 0794 COLBY, BRICK OR MOZZARELLA ZEHRS CHEESES Ib' 969 SCHNEIDERS FINE QUALITY CRISPYCRUST PURE LARD Ib. PKG. 59c ICE,CREAM BARS _,2 s X1:29 - CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLLSPKG0F12 89c' SUGAR U DONNETEES PKG. OF 24 RUPERT FROZEN FAMILY SIZE FISH STICKS 32 oz. SIZE ZEHRS REG. S2.59 $2.29 rommiiimmoimommirmomme BIRDSEYE FROZEN TOPPING COOL WHIP 1 LITRE $9 VALUPLUS ENRICHED WHITE G BREAD 24 oz. 33 SCHNEIDERS 2 Ib. CTN. BREADED CHWKEN LEGS or BREASTS ZEHISREG. $3:99 .Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. WITTICHS PKGS. OF 8 SESAME HAMBURG ROLLS. ZEHRS REG. 62' PKG. ,F 0 R PLUMP, RED. JUICY RIPE WHOLE WATERMELON U.S, NO. 1 Ib. n� s, 1/4's OR SLICES !bL .13c ONTARIO NO. 1 CRISP CELERY , STALKS ONTARIO NO. 1 RED' c RADISHES PKG. 39 ONTARIO NO. 1.B11,ICHES ONTARIO NO. 1 KING SIZE SLICING CUCUMBERS 'CIES! FO R ZEHRS MARKETS IN KINCARDINE. PORT ELGIN GODERICH AND FERGUS WILL BE OPEN! MONDAY AUG. 1 10-6 P.M. 9.08 MEDIUM GROUND BEEF Ib. 89c 1.58 STEWIIRTBEEF Ib' 909 $1.68 lb. 9.89 ,69cIb BEEFFDBRISKET ___ 38c ., SCHNEIDERS VAC. PACKED THREE 2 oz. PKGS. SLICED COOKED CORNED BEEF MAKES COFFEE TASTE GREAT CARNATION COFFEE MATE 16 oz. 1.19 SWEET MIXED, YUM,YUM OR•BADILL , BILKS' PICKLES - 24 oz. 89C . GREAT ON HOT DOGS OR HAMBURGS BILKS E .CUBIT RELISH 32 oz, _1.09 CHEF BOY AR DEF BEEF RAVIOLI - 15 oz., 299' Rig! APPLE PIE FILLING 19 oz. 73C 48 oz. _ 2Fti:99c SPREADABLE 1,1b. TUB SCHNEIDERS SOFT. MARGARINE TU BS FOR WE RESERVE THE, RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMEN`S PEPSI -COLA OR MOUNTAIN DEW (REGULAR PEPSI ONLY) 26 oz. RETURNABL-ES ZEHRS REG. 2/85' F , 0 R ' PLUS DEPOSIT ,PINEAPPLE -ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DELMONTE DRINKS • POST SUGAR-COATED ALPHA -BITS CEREAL 15 9 oZ 99c CANADA 'A' GRADE LARGE EGGS DOZ. 78c LAUNDRY DETERGENT PUNCH 5U �■ 39 13 OZ. ORANGE 13 OZ. 'APPLE 11.5 OZ. LEMONADE 15 OZ. GRAPE ZEHRS CRYSTALS BUNDLE OF 4 POUCHES ' ZEHRS REG, 99' 19c TACO OR CHEESE FLAVOURED HOSTESS TORTILLAS Y 150 g., 55c. LIQUID STYLE • FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 282=_ _1.79 IDRCHHT DETERGENT, DISPOSABtE�DAYTIME COMFEES DIAPERS• _ 30's _2.49 4 PLAIN COLOURS • 3 PRINTED COLOURS rr SYflANTOWELS 2 ROLL � �9g iAt�°8HAMPOO 450 ml. BONUS SIZE 1 159 75 g. $1 ■29 1.5 LITRE X1.57 REGULAR OR WILD MOSS SCENTED DEODORANT MENNEN SPEED STICK CARTRIDGE R ZOR.BLAOES GILLETTE TRpC 11 WE WILL 8E PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: ^. 9's 968 • • ODERICH-.HUR�N RD. HWY. NO. 8 OUR MANAGER IS: DALE MtDOWALD OPEN WED4HUR.FRI. EVENINGS. •