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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-10-06, Page 13BUTI'ERBALLS SWIFTS DEEP BASTED A' GRADE 86,b_, United Chu* h news Communion Sunday and baptism service was held on Sunday morning with a large congregation attending. Welcoming into the Narthex were Lorne Hunking and *Garnet Wright and the ushers were Kevin Fothergill, Danny Jewitt, Kevin Tam'blyn and Mark Mitchell, -Following the baptismal hymn, Mrs. Margaret Whyte, clerk of the session invited the parents to present their children to Rev. McDonald "04 or baptism. Presented were: ark Graham, son of Murray and Joan Shepherd; Donna Jean, daughter of Floyd and Margaret Smith and Jeffrey Allan, son of Harvey and 'Sandra Stewart. Junior congregation teachers • were Ruthann Penfound and Bev Riley, Rev. McDonald's message was "seeing the invisible". Prior to sacrament the choir sang "Let u,s break bread" with Mrs. Allen Shaddick choir leader and Mrs. Glenn McGregor organist. Serving sacrament assisting Rev. McDonald were Dennis Fothergill and Kevin Hulley, serving the bread were Earl Gaunt, Reg Lawson, Bert Shobbrook and Margaret Taylor and serving the wine were Emerson Hesk, Jack ghee, Harry Snell and Jack amblyn. The flowers on the memoriam stand were placed • in loving memory of Mrs. Wm. Dodds of Seaforth by the family. She was the grand- mother of Glenn and Louise McGregor. The messengers met in the Sunday School rooms during church time. Mrs. 'John Radford was the leader. n xplorers The meeting was, started with the Explorer song and purpose and Lisa Duizer and Marni ' Gibbings read the meaning of the Emblem. D wn Flynn showed the 1plorer picture, Mrs. Wright gave a Bible quiz and Mrs. Duizer read •-a story "hbw the Bible came -to us". Cheryl Lyon read three verses of Psalms. Nominating and voting followed: Laurel Duizer, chief Explorer; - Suzanne Ta mb_iyn, keeper of the' log; and Dawn Flynn, keeper of the treasury. The next meeting Brenda Nesbitt and Laurel Duizer will have the scripture and games. There are two suggestions for recreation either bowling or a cook out. Coasters were made and the meeting closed with the Explorer prayer. Londesboro 3, 4-H The Apple Dumpling. Gang's first meeting was held Monday night September 19th at the home of Marjorie Duizer. The election of of- ficers was held with the ,\ following results: president, \Barb Glousher; vice president, Julie Snell; secretary, Carol Cartwright; treasurer, Judy Mason; press reporter, Helen Kolkman. The roll call was "why did you decide to take this unit on • "featuring' fruit?". Brenda Millar and `Carol Cartwright demonstrated grape sparkle Wwhile Barb Glousher, Judy Mason- 4rld Kathy Radford demonstrated - low to make date .mallow , chews. A discussion' was held 'on Vitamin C and fruit and the meeting then closed. The second meeting was 4 144 held at the home of Judy Datema. The roll call was name one fresh Ontario grown fruit that you have eaten. Judy demonstrated how to section an orange and the group made baked appLes and fruit cup. Personals Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bromley on the death of her father, Mr. Jim Handy, Clinton. Traci Mitchell returned home on Thursday after having an appendectomy Monday in Wingham and District Hospital.' Mr. Jim Scott Sr. was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on Monday Sep- tember 26th. Mrs. Beth Knox ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter and Miss Ruth Shaddick, Clinton enjoyed a Muskoka bus trip last weekend going to Midland, Sudbury, Cleveland House Minett then to Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent several days last week at Sudbury and Manitoulin Island. Regal, Chapter O.E.S. Worthy Matrons project to help crippled chillren - draw was won by Shirley Lyon, 1st prize a large terrarium and 2nd prize Ruth Shaddick, two hand crocheted cushions. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander and Grant Snell from the area attended "come to the fair" a Stewardship Unit meeting in Mitchell on Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Cy Murrell of Orangeville visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kelland and attended the London area Women's Institute 63rd annual con- vention at the Sandpiper Inn, Vanastra, September 28th and 29th. Others attending the banquet on Thursday were Nona Pipe, Hazel Reid, Beryl Reid,. Alice Buchanan, Ruth Vincent, Marjorie Duizer and Hattie Wood. The Berean Unit of the- UCW will hold their meeting on October 11 at 2 p.m. in the ehurch hall. The WI family affairs:, meeting will be held at 8 p.m. on October 12 with the 4-H members and their mothers. The guest speaker will be Huron County Home Economist, Miss Bird. Roll call will be "something you are learning from the younger generation." Mr. and Mrs. $ert Shob- brook ,were Thanksgiving guests of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Clinton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and girls of London visited on the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart and attended the baptizing of Donna Jean Smith in the Londesboro United Church. Mr. and' Mrs. Bob Burns visited with the.family of the late Wm. Scarr at Port Elgin on Friday afternoon. Margaret Taylor and Addie Hunking attended the WI Huron County, Rally on Monday, October 3rd at Eakelet. Smile The happiest person in the world today is a vegetarian looking at prices in a meat market. NEW FALL & WINTER BUSINESS HOURS (Effective October' 8, 1977) MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:00 A.M.: 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY 11:00.A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Ron's • Sunoco SUNOCII> GAS BAR & VARIETY "Serving others as we would be served" 19 2 HURON! ST., CLINTON CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOSE, 4009*'', *ALL . WEATHER COATS * LEATHER COATS * FALL SWEATERS There was a near capacity crowd on Monday night for the induction of Ontario Street United Church's new minister Rev. Norman Pick. Welcoming the new minister were, left 'to right, Rev. Stan MacDonald of Londesboro, Rev. John Oestreicher, chairman of the Huron -Perth Presbytery, clerk of session Al Jew son, Rev. Pick and Mrs. Pick. (News - Record photo) MAIN CORNER, C.LINTON, 482-4732 Ad.. • ..••••.06 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT TILL CLOSING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1977 UTILITIES OVEN-READY TENDER! TASTY! GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GOVERNMENT GRADED c TURKEYS a 6to 16 Ib. more specials! FRESH FROZEN Ib. SCHNEIDERS - 8 VARIETIES MINI DELI MEATS 8 oz 98c BURNS BREAKFAST SCHNEIDERS LOOP STYLE LINK SAUSAGE °16..,11 89c OLISH SAUSAGE Ib, x1 .48 SNOPSYS TASTY SCHNEIDERS BEEF WIENERS OR PAR -FAY DESSERT 15 oz 59c c RED HOTS 1 Ib. PKG. 89c SCHNEIDERS BONELESS FULLY COOKED SMOKED PICNIC SCHNEIDERS FROZEN ROASTED Ib. 1;98 PIG TAILS 3 IbPAIL599 MRS. SMITHS FROZEN DELICIOUS pum.moN RE " ZEHRS REG, S1,29 24 oz. SIZE 9. BRICK, FARMERS OR,COLBY SCHNEIDERS CHEESE -12 oz $1.49 SCHNEIDERS MILD TASTING MOZZARELLA CHEESE 12 ,21.59 WITTICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT F FRESH ROLLS PKGS OF 9 2 R 1 STUART FRESH DELICIOUS SWISS, ROLLS PKG. OF 12 79C MRS. SMITHS ' FROZEN RICH DELICIOUSveil$ PECAN PIE r24 oz . I Cli■ PARSONS DELUXE ' • SPUMONI ICE CREAM2.79 CONVENIENT PRESSURE CAN "TOP WHIP" TOPPlNGJ9c ENRICHED WHITE SLICED VALUPLUS BREAD 24 oz. 33C WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS WESTONS LIGHTLY SEASONED$ C' az. BREAD. 11 ZEHRS TNS. STOFFING 65' FOR GOLDEN YELLOW OR GREEN TIPPED FRESH FROM THE TROPICS BANANAS PRODUCE OF ONTARIO 010. 1 SNOW WHITE F WE WILL BE PLEASED 1O SERVE YOU IN: GODE[ - - CANADA 'A' GRADE LARGE ROASTING 5-61b. CHICKENS FRESH NOT FRO2gN Ib. DELICIOUS BUTT OR SHANK PORTION SMOKED HAM I:29 FULLY COOKED SKINLESS Ib. SMOKED FULLY COOKED CENTRE NAM SLICE it, $1.49 ZEHRS OWN BRAND SLICED COLD MEAT ZEHRS REG, 49' PKG. MAC 11 CHEESE 6 oz, PKGS PRIDE OF CANADA OR MAPLE LEAF 5.6 Ib, SIZE GRADE 'A' FROZEN YOUNG DUCKS ,b �I 09 SLICE AND FRY 011 USE IN STUFFING CAMPFIRE SAUSAGE MEAT 1 Ib 69c DELMONTE FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE ZEHRS REG. 69' EA. 48 oz. TINS TINS FOR SWEET MIXED, YUM YUM OR BABY DILLS BICKS PICKLES PURE RASPBERRY 011 STRAWBERRY E.D. SMITH JAMS 16oz 1.09 CULVERHOUSE DESSERT PEARS MAPLE LEAF RUM & BRANDY MINCEMEAT 24 Oz_ $1 .49 32 oz. 99C 19 oz. ' 279 C ADVERTISED SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY to TUESDA Y POST A REAL FAVOURITE ALPHABITS CEREAL .�s 99` ORANGE FLAVOURED BUNDLE OF 4 • 3 1/2 oz. TANG CRYSTALS _ 14°z• 1 .09 MAXWELL HOUSE BAG COFFEE 1 lb. 3.99 JELLO - 15 FRUIT FLAVOURS F JELLYPOWDERS30 _ _ _ z 4 R 1 PUREVEGETABLE CRISPY FLAKE SCHNEIDERS SHORTENING STURDY FAST GROWING IVY ON A TRELLIS COLOURED LONG LASTING MIXED PANS 1 Ib, PKGS. FOR GREEN GIANT 14 oz. SWEET PEAS,GIANT PEAS, CREAM CORN, SLICED WAX OR GREEN BEANS,FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS OR TINS 12 oz. NIBLETS CORN ' FOR FANCY QUALITY STICKS',. TWISTS 011 MINI TYPE HOSTESS PRETZELS_ 250 g 2'0,1 CLUBHOUSE LOOSE PACK MANZANILLA OLIVES _i_?,i__1.09 CLUBHOUSE RED 12 oz. �1.1 9 MARASCHINO CHERRIES _ _ ED. SMITH BLUEBERRY 011 CHERRY PIE FILLINGS 19,Oz_ _ _99C THE REAL THING PLUS DEPOSIT 40 oz. RETURNABLES F C COCA-COLA° R'89 CRUSHED, SLICEp OR TIDBITS . PALANDA PINEAPPLE 19 oz '53C 4 VARIETIES GILLETTE FOAMY 11 oz 1.19 DEODORANT ARRID XX ROLL-ON 2 5 o 1.49 GILLETTE TRAC 11. CARTRIDGESSLI!89 SCHNEIDERS 2 LB. FROZEN COOKED ' — CHICKEN$ LEGS . or' BREASTS 4"POT $1 A9 BAKED CRANBERRY DESSERT 6" POT $2.99 ONTARIO FANCY VERY JUICY ^ McINTOSH APPLES NO. 1 PEPPER OR BUTTERNUT VARIETIES ONTARIO SQUASH C U,S, NO. 1 FLAVOURFUL GOLDEN SWEET 'TAMS 5Ib,BAG1.39LI Ib 12° IMPERIAL MEASURE 1/2 cup sugar 1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs 1 tsp cinnamon 1/2 cup chopped walnuts 1/3 cup melted butter or marg 1 tbls grated orange rind 3 cups cranberry sauce 1/2 cup cream whipped METRIC MEASURE 120 ml sugar 360 ml graham cracker crumbs 5 ml cinnamon 120 ml chopped walnuts BO ml melted butter of marg 15 ml grated orange rind 680 ml cranberry sauce 120 MI cream whipped 0 r VI Mix together sugar, crumbs, cinnamon, walnuts, and meltedali lbs. ll� butter or marg, Pat 2/3 of mixture into well greased large bak• .1▪ 0 • 4 FOR 1 , ing dish Add grated orange rind to cranberry sauce and pour VIM on top of crumb mixture in dish. Place crumb mixture on top • of cranberry sauce. Bake in moderate oven 350^ F (177' C) • gall 30 minutes. tool and decorate top with whipped cream, Serves L▪ ig B. rede.ter17,11,0/41 11 III r‘111►1i\\X��N� ALL ZEHRS MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING MONDAY OCTOBER 10TH. OPEN TUES. OCT. 1101 AS USUAL, OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McDONALD OPEN ED..THUR..FRl. EVENINGS 1`