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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-02-16, Page 15Everyone wanted to join in the fun at the Varna Ice Carnival on Saturday, including Poochy, the dog. Even though he spent considerable time on the ice he wasn't eligible for a prize since he didn't comply to one of the main requirements, he wasn't wearing skates. Poochy is Bill Crawford's dog. (photo by Mary Chessell) • Hullett Happenings White Cane assembly On Wednesday, February 8, Hullett recognized White Cane Week. The school held a special assembly in which everyone attended. The special guests at the assembly were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vodden of Blyth. Mr. Vodden is a blind gentleman who has a dog called Chipper. Chipper accompanied the Vodden's to the assembly. The assembly gave us a better insight into how the blind are able to cope in society with the help of trained dogs. • Photographer returns On Wednesday, February 8th, the photographer returned to the school to take class pictures. The grade 3 class and one of the kindergarten classes had not received their class pictures earlier. Grade 8 trip On Thursday, February 9, the grade 8 class travelled to Goderich by bus. They went to a council meeting at the courthouse on the square. They talked about organization and what they do at council meetings in Huron County. This special trip proved to be worthwhile and educational. Hotdogs This year the Students Council is selling hotdogs. Every Friday, hotdogs are sold either tothe junior or senior side on an alternating basis. The students enjoy the hotdogs and it is also a good way to raise money. Dental program Once again this year, Hullett had the dental program. On February 8, 9 and 10, two nurses came to the school to administer the program. Every grade had their teeth brushed and the grade 6 had their teeth flossed as well as brushed. Each student received a toothbrush and the` program proved to be wor- thwhile. Snowshoes On Wednesday, February 8, the grade 3 class from Walton Public School came to Hullett to make use of the snowshoes. The snowshoes were bought by the students council of Hullett. The grade 3 class had an enjoyable time. Grade 8 trip On Monday, February 6, the grade 8 class went on a' ; field trip , to .�tl�e� .bush »..Th'6y -- could travel by snowshoes or bring skis from home. They took their lunch and cooked it over an open fire. They could also go tobogganing on a hill. The class left the school at 9:15 and returned at 3:15. Accompanying the class were Mr. Millson and Mr. Riley. Everyone had an enjoyable time. Celebrates • from page 14 Mrs. Smillie Robertson celebrated her 100th birthday at Bayview Villa Nursing Home in Tortonto where she is a resident. FLORIDA'S SECLUDED OCEANFRONT RESORT ON HUTCHINSON ISLAND You want an unhurried and relaxing vacation. vet still want to enjov an active resort atmosphere. Visit Indian River Plantation Resort. 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Jack Snyder, Vice President/General Manager CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1978—PAGE 15 Carmel Presbyterian elects new managers at congregational meeting By Bertha MacGregor Congregational meeting Rev. Fox of London con- ducted the service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. At 2 p.m., Rev. J.L. Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church Goderich was chairman for the annual meeting. Mrs. Robert Taylor was secretary. Rev. Royal opened the meeting by reading the 1st Psalm and leading in prayer. Mr. Bert Thompson Clerk of the Session reported for the session and stated that Rev. Verne Tozer of St. Marys is the 'interm moderator. The chairman of the Board of managers Mr. Jim Love reported for the board. The treasurer's report was given by Clarence Volland and the choir report by Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. The Arnold Circle report was adopted by Mrs. Al Hoggarth. Mrs. -Harvey Hyde reported for the W.M.S.; Mrs. Clarence Volland for the Cradle report and the Ladies' -Aid. Cromhenex financial report was presented by Jim Love. The 1978 Budget was discussed. Three members were elected for the Board of Managers for three years: John Baker, Bertha MacGregor, Helen Thiel; salary , and negotiations committee, Mrs. Harvey Hyde; clerk of, session Bert Thompson; chairman of the Board of Managers; trustees Al Hoggarth, Bert Thompl' son; auditors Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell. A vote of thanks was ex- tended to the organists Miss Brenda Pepper and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Volland for their services by Mrs. Agnes Madge. Socials Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard O'Rourke of Ottawa spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Alex Munn. Mr. Edgar Munn, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital for the past several weeks, returned to his home. on Saturday. Mr. Cameron Henry of London spent the weekend at his home here. Mr. Joe Ferguson returned to his home after spending several weeks with members of his family. Miss Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Emma Farquhar and visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer. Unit I meets Unit I of Hensall United Church women held their regular meeting on February 4th with Mrs. Harvey Keyes presiding and opened with a poem "Only the Good". She gave a very thoughtful devotional using as her theme "Worry". Mrs. Keyes led in prayer which was followed by silent prayer. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" was sung with Mrs. Middleton ac- companying at the piano. Mrs. Christie gave the highlights about Jamaica's cultures, economy, tourism and religions. The offering was taken and dedicated by Mrs. Keyes. Business was conducted by Mrs. Ken Elder as follows: World Day of Prayer March 3rd, at Hensall United Church tlizehrs fine markets... of fine foods FRESH! FROM ONTARIO PORK BU1T ROAST 1.08 FRESH! FROM ONTARIO PORK BUTT $ CHOPS le�. FROM ONTARIO PORK EXTRA MEATY FRESH PORK NOOKS Ib. c FRESH 9Y THE PIECE OR Ib. 29C SLICED PORK LIVER Mrs. Van Essen will be the speaker; tentative date for barbecue, April 26; Devotion for general meeting April 3 at 8:15 p.m.; Unit 1 to meet at 7:30 to have Thank Offering meeting. . Mrs. Keyes thanked all for taking, part and the meeting closed with a poem "Things that Count". Mrs. Elder gave a geographical contest. The hostessMrs. Beck was assisted in serving lunch by Mrs. Ken Elder and Mrs. A. Scholl. Hensall 1, 4-H The first meeting of Hensall 1 4-H was held at the home of Mrs. Gerstkorn. The club is focused on "Living". The main topic was "It's your life". There were 11 gjrls in attendance. The roll call was "What does 4-H mean to me?" This was answered in various ways by all 11 girls. Following the election of officers Mrs. Gerstkorn and Mrs. Mellenger completed the meeting. Queensway welcomes new residents Welcome new residents Miss Jean Chidley and Mrs. Edna Yuon. Elmer Oesch and Mary Ann Oesch visited Pat Oesch; Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pullman and Mrs. Rosa Harris visited Mrs. Bernice Lavery and Betty Smith' visited Lynn Latimore and Ellen Kendrick. Shirley Prouty visited several residents; Mrs. Ted Pooley visited Louise Mit- chell and Gladys Reynolds;; and Leslie Mitchell visited his mother, Louise Mitchell. The Kippen United Church Women entertained the Residents on Monday with bingo. Mrs. Russell Erratt and Helen Taylor visited Russell Erratt. "Birthday greetings" to Ernest Perry who will celebrate his bir- thday February 22nd. UCW Chiselhurst Following a morning of quilting and a pot luck dinner the UCW of Chiselhurst United Church held their February meeting with the president, Mrs. Jack Brin- tnell presiding. Mrs. Ross Riley conducted worship on "Meditation". The roll call was answered by 14 members reading the 21E4 chapter of St. John verses 1- 19. Mrs. Harold Parker gave an educational and in- teresting talk on this chapter of the Bible. Mrs. Ted Stoneman gave a poem, "The Month of Valentines." The president, Mrs. Jack Brintnell, gave an interesting report of the Presbyterial held in Mitchell. The meeting closed with the Benediction and Mrs. Rosa Harris was hostess for the social hour. Chlselhurst annual meeting The annual meeting of Chiselhurst United Church was held on Friday evening following a congregational supper and a sing -song. Reports of the year were discussed and accepted. Rev. Don Beck and Mike showed pictures taken during the year of variola activities., Advertising helps you compare. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD FOR MORE SPECIALS MORE WINGS I SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WEO. 9 A.M TILL CLOSING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1978 FROM ONTARIO PORK YOUNG TENDER FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER ROAST ZEHRS .REG. S1.29 Ib. SAVE 40c Ib. Ib. FROM ONTARIO POULTRY YOUNG TENDER FRESH QUARTERED CHICKEN 4 Ib SCHNEIDERS Alt BEEF OR RED NOT WIENERS ,lePKG SCHNEIDERS NEW FROZEN HOT '1311 MILD Ii'ALIANO SAUSAGE ,b SCHNEIDERS BEEF, ONION, CHEESE, MUSHROOM OR BARBECUE MAPLE'LEAF ENGLISH STYLE • QUARTER BURGERS__ CTN_ 1.1 9 SLICED BACK BACON 6 oz PKG PRIDE OF CANADA SMOKED FULLY COOKED 89c DINNER HAM BONELESS Ib 2.29 BURNS LINK STYLE $1.49 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ib 98c $1.39 MAPLE LEAF - 4 VARIETIES 9.68 -SLICED BOLOGNA 1 Ib PKG 98c SCHNEIDERS SLICED REGULAR OR MAPLE SIDE BACON 1 lb SCHNEIDERS SQUARE SLICED REG. OR MAPLE COOKED HAM swPKG SCHNEIDERS TANGY $1.29 SAUERKRAUT 2 Ib POLY BAG 87C ZEHRS CANADIAN CHEESE MILD CHEDDAR Ie $1.79 ZEHRS MELLOW CHEDDAR MEDIUM CHEESE,q•UU ZEHRS CHEDDAR CHEESE TANGY OLD k- Ib.%SU BLUEWATER FROZEN OCEAN SNACKSOP. $2.59 RICHS FROZEN COFFEE LIGHTENER COFFEE RICH 160z 3FoR9 SCHNEIDERS PURE VEGETABLE CRISPYFLAKE SHORTENING_ 2 J1 AN EDIBLE OIL PRODUCT REDDI WHIP TOPPING 7 Oz. 59c LIME. ORANGE RASPBERRY OR RAINBOW NEILSONS SHERBET 1 LITRE 99 WITTICHS DELICIOUS PINEAPPLE SWIRL BUNS _ PKG. OF 8.69c WESTONSFRESH .APPLE TURNOVERS PKG. OF 4 59c KEN-L-RATION6 BURGER 52.49 2 kg. WHITE OR PINK DOVE BATH BAR SOAP . 2's 89c APPLE' OR APRICOT EARTH BORN SHAMPOO 450 mi. 9.49 u&R DRI U DEODORANT_ 7" 51.49 PRUIIUCE o� NEW! YOUNG TEXAS GREEN CABBAGE PRODUCE Of U.S.A. 2 LARGE 89C HEADS LARGE FLORIDA TEMPLE ORANGES SIZE 125 DOZ 89° PRODUCE OF'MEXICO LARGE SWEET C SIZE 10'S ea• PINEAPPLE PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA TENDER CELERY STALkSa 69c ONTARIO GROWN Ni. 1 WASHED CELLO CARROTS. _ _Z gib- 49c PRODUCE OF FLORIDA' U.S.A. "TOPLESS" RADISHES 16 oz PKGS 39c ONTARIO NO. 1 FROST SWEETENED RUTABAGAS. TURNIPS ibl4c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS'. CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER TOMATOES PLAIN OR SALTED SODA CRACKERS 59c McORACKERS141 oz 6 VARIETIES LANCIA PASTA_ 21b79c LAUNDRY DETERGENT SUNLIGHT_ 2 4 kg $2DETE ROSETPICKLIES BABY SWEET MIXED 89c 24 oz CARNATION MIX, WITH MARSHMALLOW HOT CHOCOLATE 12 oz $1.39 BRAVO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 or _ _79c BRAVO WITH MEAT OR MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI SAUCE. _ 28 oz _ _ 99c FRENCH CREMES CINNAMON DANISH OR ALMOND CRISP DARESCOOKIES' 13 or 16 oz TIN TIE 99c STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY WITH PECTIN STPOTA.TO WI CHIPSLLIAMS JAMS_ _ _ 24 o_ 9.09 HOSTESS `CHOMPERS' _ 200 g _ 89c TANG ACRYSTALS 14 o _ $ 1.09 GILLETTE TRAC 11 CARTRIDGES _ _ PKG of 5 9.09 ENRICHED WHITE SLICED VALUPLUS BEAD _ 24 °z 35c YORK VEGETABLES "+o 10 oibBROCcOII SPEARS 12 oz. BABY LIMA BEANS, 10 oz. BRUSSELS SPROUTS MONARCH SOFT STYLE -,1 Ib. TUBS IMPER1AI. MARGARINE 9c CARNATION STRAIGHT CUT FRENCH $1 FRIES 41b. BAG AYLMER CHOICE 144 oz. TINS ZEHRS REG. S4.53 VEGETABLES PEAS, CREAM CORN, 'CUT GREEN BEANS CUT WAX BEANS 0 R . KRAFT SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP 32 oz. JAR 1.08` CONDENSED TO MAT 6 OR VE��LE AYILMG6 SOUPS 10 oz. TINS FOR 0 WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: GODERICH.HL HWY. NO.8 OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McOONALD OPEN WED.THURFRI. EVENINGS ETA • MR"