HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-09-27, Page 8PAGE'S —.CLINTON NEWS -1 ECO8,1
Qhrwesvil e
rens
by Manche beeves
P rspnal notes
Alvin and Barb Betties
have returned after a
very enjoyable trip to
western Canada, visiting
their relatives.
While there the Betties
met cousins of Alvin's
that they 'had not seen in
58 years. Many hours of
talking went on as 'they
all discussed their
families and the Betties'
vacation.
Barb said it wa ; nice to
be home and she could do
some catching up on her
work.
Apple picking at the
Bell's Fruit Farm is in
progress with a very good
crop of Macs.
Clarence and Jean
Perdue enjoyed a day on
Saturday at the 98th
Oneida Indian Fair' at
Southwold. •
Church news
Worship service was
well attended • at
Holmesville United
Church on Sunday
morning.
Brenda Harris played a
musical selection on the
piano and Rev.
Oestriecher talked to the
children before they went
to their Sunday School
classes. The theme of the
sermon was Something to
Remember.
Harold Jantzi and
Murray Lobb received
the offering.
Holmesville
Public School
October 8 is
Thanksgiving Day. On
October 1 the pupils will
be dismissed from school
at 2:10 p.m. as the
teachers of Holmesville
School will be attending a
Mathematics Guideline
Workshop. Please
remember that the buses
will leave the school at
2:10 p.m. on this date.
On October 3 (Raindate
October 4) the school's
soccer teams will travel
to Brucefield Public
School for the annual
soccer tournament. They
will travel to another
tournament on October 10
(Raindate October 12).
More information per-
taining to these tour-
naments will , be sent
home with soccer
players..
A cross-country
competitionwill take
place on October 23
(Raindate October 25)
with representatives
from our school in at-
tendance.
On September 25, an
open house will be held at
the school from 7:30-9
p.m. This is an ` op-
portunity for parents and
teachers to • become
better acquainted. We
shall look forward to
meeting all the parents at
this time. Please reserve
September 25.
Reports will be sent
home on October 19. The
reports will deal with the
attitudes that the pupils
have developed towards
their various respon-
sibilities.
The School Band is
under the direction of Mr.
Robert Blackwell and has
29 members. Twelve are
in Grade 8 and there are
15 students in their first
year. Support for the
School Band has been
received from the Huron
County Board of
Education,he Goderich
Lions Club and the
Women's Institute of
Goderich Township.
On October 17 at 8 p.m.,
Clinton Public School is
presenting "Childhood's
End", a timely address
by Dr. Donald Morgenson
(Department of Psych.,
W.L.U.) Coffee and
doughnuts will be served.
Each school is requested
to give the number of
parents . wishing to at-
tend. If you are interested
in seeing this .presen-
tation, please contact the
school by October 10. The
number is 482-7751.
4-H news
The third meeting of
the Holmesville 1i, 4-11
Club was held on Sept. 24
at the ,hone of our
assistant leader, Mee.
Van Ninhuys; • A11
the er
mb s
were r prsent,
Our vice. president t d us
in the pledge and took
over the •busin" ss. The
Turnt.`p ge 9
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Prices effective thru Saturday, September 29th, 1979
WE REDEEM ALL FOODSTORE COUPONS!
Lotto Canada, Provincial & Wintario tickets available at A&P Food Stores!
Cake & Pastry or All Purpose
RCH
FLOUR
2.5 kg bag
Our Regular Price 1.93
Vanilla. Butterscotch or
Chocolate Ripple
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GODERICH
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grocery values
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Our Regular Price 4.1.5
SAVE 49a Ib
Ready to serve
Case of 24 — 1041 -oz tins
Our Reg. Price 6.59 ea.
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.38)
(Our Regular Price 1.59)
2 litre
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hole
:Al to 2O -lb
nstant Coffee
Assorted Varieties
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1041 -oz
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(Our Regular Price 6.69)
Action Price!
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Spaghetti, Zoodles or Alpha.Getti
L1.BBY'S
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SAVE 70fe
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Manning, Assorted Varieties
CREME
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350 g
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Schneiders Mac & Cheese Loaf - Pillers
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LEG0
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PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Sliced Beef Liver 161.19
Frozen Meats & Seafood!
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