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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-09-08, Page 13Stuart and Emma Beatty of Wingham were guests of Bill and Eleanor McAsh for a few . days last week, and were present when the McAsh's entertained a number of friends and relatives at a cern ..and weiner roast. Tom and Barbara Consitt were hosts to many friends at a beef barbecue on Saturday night, Several hilariously funny games were 'played, involving everyone present in At least one game. David Rathwell, baby son of Don and Debbie won third prize in the six to twelve moth gliclass at Bayfield Fair's baby shpw. Mr. and Mrs. Gary McAsh and family of London camped at his parents farm for the weekend, and visited with relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Murvin Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keys holidayed in Ottawa for a few days last week. !ik Several students from this area are returning to post- secondary schools Cheryl and Linda Webster will enter their third and .second year respectively at Huron College, Western University. Cheryl returned early .Friday morning from Biere Switzerland. Terry Heard will be in Year 2 of Building Technology at FanshaWe, and Sylvia Wilson is entering the four-year Pharmacology course at Western. UCW hears speaker Don Campbell, South Huron Director of the Mentally etarded, and Executive Director of ARC Industries Dashwood, was the guest speaker at the September 4 meeting of Varna UCW. This young man is obviously deeply dedicated to helping the mentally and physically handicapped to become useful and happy citizens. He told us that many of the people who work at k ARC Industries, have excellent production records, often * doing tedious jobs much better than most employees in other industries,. Visitors are surprised to see them skilfu. fir, using power • • machinery. To date they have had no accidents, probably because they concentrate on their work, with little or no daydreaming. A residence close to the factory would be a big asset to the employees, as some of them ride long distances each day on a bu's. They are now producing many picnic tables (and are unable to keep up Nr with th,e demand) and may fish '.boxes, a few ceramics, string art, etc., as well as doing contract jobs and en- velope stuffing. Many of the people who . are trained at ARC Industries hope to get jobs in regular industry, but it is difficult to place them at a time of high unemployment. The necessary amount of- government fgovernment funding is hard to get, especially for residences for small groups 'of people. Much help is needed from the people of Huron County, and the Flowers of Hope campaign provides one opportunity to help people of all ages who need more assistance than the average person to become useful members of society. Mr. Campbell said there are quite a number of ap- plicants who hope to be ac- cepted for training at Dash- wood. Space and money are the main problems that have to be overcome. During the business meeting, it was decided to have the annual UCW Smorgasbord Supper on Wednesday October 5, with the price to remain the same as last year. Church News ,Varna United Church anniversary services are to be held on September 18, with Rev. 'Grant Mills, former president of London Con- ference, as the guest preacher. A group from Exeter will provide special music, and will present a concert at 7:30 in the evening. In men's ' Slowpitch playoffs, Varna defeated the Old Homestead team by a 16 to 13 score on Saturday night. Sunday night they lost to Paul Bunyon camp, who are winners of the series.. News of Brucefield by Mrs. H.F. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Dick Roorda, Carol, David, Robert and children and Kathy Mustard spent a few days in Toronto attending the CNE. Mrs. Roorda entered the baking competition and captured first, second and third place ribbons. The following day they enjoyed a visit to the Toronto Metro Zoo. Mr. and Mr. Rob Snell attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Nancy Sheldon in Niagara Falls and visited there for a few days. • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cribbon and family, Toronto visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbon and other relatives over the holdiay. Mrs. H. Berry spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Douglas and Mrs. Genevieve Griffith and family, Stratford. Opening new doors Ltos!nau busunes s • . Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business DENNIS TOFFLEMIRE one of our representatives will be at.. The Parker House Motel, CLINTON on the 3rd Thursday of each month. (SEPTEMBER 13) If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. Awl" FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVFL.OPMENT BANK For prwior information tail 271.5650 Or Write 103$ Ontario Streit, ttraittford. While in one area of the Bayfield fairgrounds horse races and heavy horse teams were competing, Debbie Stewart, 2 and Sheri Stewart, '4, of Toronto contented themselves to ride the horses on the midway at the fall fair. (News - Record photo) CLINTON NEWS-REC.ORP,,THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER $,1977-.PAC1iE13 3I.nnouathl teeseetinmgeistionn OctoberVafastra Vol In gs will be By Meryl Thomas held at the .Community The first meeting for Cubs Centre beginning at 4.m. will be held on September 13 The V.C.A. is holding a at 6:30 p.tn. at the Vanastra dance on October 8 at the Community Centre. Dancing begins at 9 p.m. to Chris Black and His Swinging Brass. Tickets are $10 per couple and a lunch is provided. A meeting regarding the zoning by-law is being held on September 18 at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre. All interested parties are urged to attend. Community Centre. Scouts begin on September 19 at 6:30 p.m. also at the Community Centre, The age group for Cubs is 8 - 11 years and for Scouts 11 - 14 years. Registration for nursery school is on September 13 from 9 - 11 a.m. at the Vanastra Church. Ages for nursery school are 2- 5 years and classes begin on Sep- tember 20 fror� 10 - 11:30 a.m. This year the fee is '$2 per month for one child and $1 extra per\ month for each additional child in the family. A benefit dance to raise money for pap( equipment will be held on November 12 at the Sandpiper Inn, Tickets are $10 per couple and dan- cing begins at 10 p.m. to the. Star Trex. Be sure to mark this date on your calendar. Nominations for the Vanastra Community Association executive members close on September 19th so be sure to submit them before this date. A general meeting will be held on September 12 and the TIOAlizehrs 'PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA ...soon SCXMEIDERS WEEK AT ALL ZEHRS MARKETS .r, Clinton Nursery School -P� `REGISTRATION at Wesley -Willis United Church THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1977 1-5 P.M. and 7.8:30 P.M. LICENSEDBY ONTARIO MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES For Further Information PHONE 482-7787 482-9891 HALF-DAY PROGRAMS FOR AGES 21/, TO YEARS r CANADA 'A' GRADE FRESH LARGE EGGS DOZ: 7 SCHNEIDERS - 11 VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEATS ZEHRS 4.. it. G. 6 ' 56 PKG. SCHNEIDER§ DELICIOUS OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGE . . ZEHRS 1 Ib REG. 1 19 51.49 PKC.. SCHNEIDERS -6 VARIETIES ICH SAND MEAT ROLLS 9. c ZEHRS RE REG.4 PKC. SCHNEIDERS NUTRITIOUS SLICED BEEF LIVER c ZEHRS REG, ;;EUSLV FROZEN Ib. TENDER FULLY COOKED PORK SHOULDER ZEHRS REG. $1.19 Ib. SMOKED PICNIC CUT FROM Y0' J'N ` ONTARIO GRADE 'A' POULTRY ZEHRS-REG, 93° Ib. Ib. REGULAR OR COUNTRY MAPLE FLAVOURED SCHNEIDERS SIDE BACON VACUUM PACKED PORTION SIZE COOKED SCHNEIDERS NAM STEAK 1 Ib., PKG. $1.79 6 oz, PKG. _ _ _ $1.39 SCNNEIDERS SAUERKRAUT =l_BAG 79c MAPLE LEAF QUICK & EASY TO PREPARE BREAKFAST SLICES 1 Ib. PKC. FRESH TENDER MIDGET•FROZEN (CONTAINS LIGHT & DARK MEAT) BURNS TURKEY ROLL_ __ 21b.CTN. 3.99 QUARTER CHICKEN lb. BURNS DELICIOUS ANYTIME BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE ib.89c DELMONTE - 9 GREAT FLAVOURS N01 WHITETIQUID SQUEEZE BEEHIVE �"""""' „/,Ardr,PUDDING CUPS FOl1R 5 oz 93cBILLY BEE HONEY_ _89� • OUR OWN BRAND McCORMICKS , 2 VARIETIES ZEHRS KETCHUP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 59c . ' MCBIG COOKIES 11 /2 Ib. 9.59'; 0 15 oz. OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGES STUFFED WITH kilifift S ;GLADc`SAUERKRAUT; TOWELS 2 ROLL _ 1.09 S3vAARNIETDYJCRGHER. BAGS 100's 89 Imperial Measure Metric Measure 30 REGULAR OR 24 SUPER TODDLER TYPE 2 - .45 kilo Oktoberfest Sausage in BABY SCOTT 2.39 KEN L RATION_ g. 2.59 2-1 Ib.. Sauer rfest Sausage 1 90 Kilo Sauerkraut DIAPERS 2 k r 1 - 2 Ib. Sauerkraut 10 strips of Side Bacon ila KOTEX MAXI PADSPUSS'N' BOOTS - 6 VARIETIES- 10 strips of Side Bacon75: rGashOktoberfest Sausage lengthwise, spread 'theoutsideREGULAR OR OILY - BONUS SIZE NEW ROIL -ON DEODORANT $ •withmustardandfillthegashwithsauerkraut.Wrapeach 100611;51TrErtAsiMi POO_ X139 IRISIN SPRING. " 1 ■1 0 , stuffed Oktoberfest Sausage with a slice of bacon; fasten with 600 ml. ■ 2 oz, - a wooden pick, Broil or bake in hot oven 400° (200°CI until 41 _ WESTCARE ADULT OR YOUTH SIZE• RE�4T� rise and the Oktoberfest Sausages are well cooked. 100 ml. � :0�TOOTHBROSi_ � �.^. � , ,3� ��.... � . ON-�-Substitute-piclEles-f©r seasrksaui,....--.m_,.._,..._-..�._.�,_..._� /77////71II B ■ \\�1W.N. \V. 9.19 NEW FREEDOM 48's $3.19 FLAVOUR MORSELS 12 oz. WESTONS RASP. OR CHOCOLATE' SWISS ROLLS. PKG_of 4 85c WITTICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT , BETTY CROCKER - 6 FLAVOURS FRESH ROLLS _of 9 s 2 +$1 FROSTING MIXES SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. 9 A.M. TILL CLOSING SAT, SEPT, 10 6 TO 79C 14,5 oz, SCHNEIDERS CHEDDAR LIBBYS - 3 VARIETIES MEDIUM CHEESE , 2 , 1.49 CITRUS JUICES 48 oz. SCHNEIDERS COLOURED OR WHITE OLD CHEESE 1202' SCHNEIDERS CHEDDAR MILD CHEESE_ 12Oz NEILSON ICE CREAM BARS BURNT ALM0ND,=. NORDICA 2% CO1TAGE CHEESE 73c LIBBYS - FAVOURITE $1.49 ALPHAGEUI ,4.z. 2 PLAIN OR WITH PORK F _ 1.39 LIBBYS BEANS. 14 oz 289c 1.29 ZEHRS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE , 2.5 oz. FARMHOUSE FROZEN 1.tc2.19c‘ APPLE PIES 24 oz. 59c" 89° RHUBARB • STRAWBERRY,ENRICHED WHITE SLICE[) FARMHOUSE PES ?4 oz� _89C YALUPLUS . BREAD 24 oz. 33c FRESH PRODUCE! - CALIFORNIA NO, 1 THOMPSON GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES _Ib.79 PLUMP GOLDEN BANANAS FRESH FROM THE TROPICS C ONTARIO NO, 1 CRISP CRUNCHY CELERY STALKS39c ONTARIO NO, 1 FULL OF VITAMINS 2 1b. AA(is c YOUNG CARROTS. 2„ 69` RUTABAGAS e12` ONTARIO NO. 1 WAXED BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY PLANTS Ib. DIEFENBACHIA 6_POT 4.99 We Reserve The Right To Limit Purchases To Reasonable Weekly Family Requir>@ments A REAL BREAKFAST FAVOURITE GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS 15 oz. SIZE 14 oz. FANCY PEAS, CREAM CORN, MIXED VEGETABLES OR 12 oz. WHOLE KERNEL CORN LIBBYS FAN& VEGETABLES TINS FOR c 1 SCHNEIDERS FINE QUALITY CRISPYCRUST PURE LARD SCHNEIDERS > SOFT STYLE lbs, FOR 1 Ib. PKGS. ' 9C MARGARINE SCHNEIDERS COOKED FROZEN BUCKET OF BREADED CHICKEN EVERYONE'S IMPRESSED WITH THE QUALITY ZEHRS. CANADIAN MADE YOUTHS SIZES T-SHIRTS SMALL MEDIUM LARGE REQUIRES S1.0 00 MINIMUM FOOD PURCHASE 50% POLYESTER 50% COTTON MACHINE WASHABLE SMALL - MEDIUM • LARGE OR EXTRA LARGE AUULTS�=�, REQUIRES 510.00 MINIMUM FOOD. PURCHASE WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: GODERICHHURON RD. HWY. NO.8 • 1 Ib. TUBS 2 Ib. lFObs. R 8 9, .78 xAg ' 18.5 to 19.5 oz.'SIZE 6 GREAT FLAVOURS BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McDONALD OPEN WEb.4'HU.R.4R1. EVENINGS 1