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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-10-18, Page 71.1 • • • As It does every year, the first snowfall catches many motorists with their guards down, and gives the OPP lots of work, and last Wednseday evening,' October 17 was no exception as a 7.62 cm (3 inches) blanketed the area. Although the snow melted in less than an hour, it caused $2,000 damage to three cars in an accident just west of Clinton/on Highway 8, Including David Underwood of Seaforth, Bryan Pearce of Winona, and Calvin Pheil of Stratford. (News -Record photo) Hensall UCW see Anita Cook's work by Hilda M. Payne Mrs. Helen Drysdale was in the chair for the Thanksgiving meeting of unit two of Hensall United Church held in the church parlour on Monday evening, October 15. She opened with a selection by John Greenleaf Whittier on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Sadie Hoy gave the devotional prepared by Mrs: Elva Forest. In past times, people had less to be thankful for by mode,rn standatds but they were more thankful. Thanks should be given at all times, even in times of . trouble. She closed with a poem, "I thank my friends". Fifteen members answered the roll call with suggestions for Christmas favours for trays in. Queensway. Nursing Home; there were four visitors present. Miss Mary Goodwin, assisted by Mrs. Kay Smile Mock, presented a skit, "Reflections on Stewardship" . for the study presenting many sides to the duty of stewardship. Mrs. Diane Ger- stenkorn gave a report of the fall Regional meeting held at Elimville on Tuesday, October 9. The morning speaker Mrs. Alma Langford, Exeter, gave the address ex- plaining the symbol of the year of the child and Mrs. Judith Adam was the afternoon speaker, assistant to Helen Allen, writer of "Today's Child". The new president for the regional Skaters on With the fall season here again, the Clinton Figure Skating Club has taken to the ice for another season on Oct. 3. The club has a total of 107 registrations ranging in age from 4 years old to 17. These skaters are under the supervision of Guy Gordon, Mrs. Debbie Pettit and Miss Julie Twynham. On Saturday Oct. 13, they held a skate-a-thon along with the Clinton Minor Hockey and feel this was a sucy.ess, r..aistrAg about 800. On Saturday, Oct. 20 the club is having a skate and dress exchange at the arena from 8 a.m. to 1 hot soup in his lap. The a banquet and a clumsy arAouncdlerwgyitmita_na_altotoin_cl:ced,. waiter dropped a plate of clergyman glanced agony and exclaimed, "Will iome ' layman please say something appropriate!? ! ! " Ramblings from the... • from page 6 grandfather George Feagan of Goderich and John Mathers on the bike behind K.T. Judge for Ken Mathers of London and the Broken M Stables of Goderich. Randy McLean was fourth with Deep Run Shelly for Jim Buchanan of Goderich in the second. At London on Saturday afternoon, Ima Jerry was fourth for owner H.O. (Bud) Jerry ofOoderich. Neil McRann drove Granny Grattan, a four- year-old mare by Scram - Mable Grattan, to a second place finish for owner -trainer August De Groof of Clinton, while Fay was third with Randy Henry up for Wayne Horner of Clinton. Shar Mel, a five-year- old mare by Tarport Arnie -Mary Glenford, owned by Larry Jeffrey of Goderich, took a new pacing record of 2:05 at Mohawk. Raceway on October 13. Hyatts Treasure, owned by August De Groof of Clinton was third at Dresden on Sunday, October 14. At London on Monday night, Dillon Song tallied up his 14th win of the year from 22 starts for trainer Walter Oster of Clinton, driver Dennis Jewitt and owner Barry Elliott of Kit- chener. The 14 -year-old pacer beat out another of the same age when G.D. Direct, owned by Dave Muir of Seaforth finished second with John Muir up. The latter has been in VANASTRA CURLING CLUB REGULAR SEASON CURLING YEARLY MEMBERSHIP 'Couples - *125. Men 7_$70. " Ladies Juniors - '25; Instructional Curling from October 29 to Noverriber 2. , • For further information contact: 'alAtK McLACI1LAN 5274870 OORISitAINCILEILON . 48 .a 62. • is Mrs. Carla Willert of Exeter. Unit 2 is responsible for the program at the General Meeting in December, also for flowers and decorating the church in December. United Church calendars will be on sale again and the bale will be packed on October 30. To complete the evening, Mrs. Anita Cook demonstrated her collectibn of pottery and told of the fascinations of the hobby for her. Both the display and the talk Were most interesting. To close, Mrs. Drysdale read anther paragraph, "The the ice p.m. Anyone having skates, dresses, sweaters, leotards or any other items they would like to sell are asked to bring them to the arena Saturday morning. Some of the members attended fall skating schools and were suc- cessful in passing some tests. Dawn Flynn at- tended Vanastra Fall School and passed her Fourteenth Step. Peggy Jones, Brenda and M. arg Dupee at- tended the Festival City tgall School. Peggy Jones passed a Gold Dance, Marg. Dupee passed 2 Sr. Silver Dances and Brenda passed. her Novice Competitive test. the winners' circle in six out of 11 starts in 1979. Wayne Dupee was third with Stephens Eagle for Harvey and Shirley Eagleson of Parkhill in the fifth, with Iron Lassie fourth for owner Bert McBride of Goderich. Go And Win, owned by Wayne Horner of Clinton, was second for driver Norm McKnight Jr. in the tenth. dignity of labour and a prayer, "Lord Bless this House." at's ha By Bertha MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn have returned home after spending several weeks vacationing at Silver Lake and Kincardine.: • Mrs. Edith Bell, who was a patient in South Huron ,Hospital, Exeter was transferred to University. Hospital, London where she un- derwent surgery for a fractured .hip. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Russell Erratt is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London where she is receiving treat- ment. Monkton minister conduc\ts service Dr. J.K.R. Thompson of the Monkton- Cranbrook Presbyterian charges conducted \service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and delivered an inspiring message on "The Abiding Presen- • ce". Rev. Kenneth Knight was conducting an - Constance news by Mary Merner Court Constantine L1842 held their meeting on Thursday evening, October 4. Business discussed included - tickets were handed out for the Fall Dance to be held on Friday, November 23rd in the. Seaforth Legion -t-vvith "Solid Ivory" .providifig the music;" quilt tickets are also available, the draw to be made at the fall dance; ladies' night is to be held on Monday evening October 22nd with euchre and a penny sale; and the Hallowe'en party will be held on Saturday evening, October 27th at 7:30 for the community children. The membership committee are to plan the family night and a report was given that all the Centennial CocJ Books were all sold and the money turned in. Members would like to wish Brother Bill Dolmage well as he is a patient in hospital. Personals tr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman, Betty Ann and Paul Baiers of Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Herman and Korey of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Herman of Toronto visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne, when they celebrated David's llth birthday. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Bob were Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunter of Strat- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson, Leisa and Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott, Dwayne and Craig of Parkhill- visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Bill, -Debbie and Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Patterson of2,4 London' visited Sunday an Monday with her grar dparents Mr. and Mr! Frank Riley. GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS • - 5 YEAR 'I 2 1/4 % ANNUAL TERMS PAYMENTS 12% MONTHLY Rates Subject to Change without notice John Wise General Insurancio Guaranteed Investments 5 Rattenbury St., Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-9644 Res. 482-7265 Public uto Auction Notice Dealers Welcome • Consignments Accepted Date: Sat., Oct. 20, 1979, 12 Noon Registration 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. A Public Auction of about 50 Cars 10 to 20 Cars will be sold to Highest Bidder with no Reserve Auction to be Indoors under cover Cars may be driven and checked Fri., Oct. 19 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. - , n M _ _ C A , apposite Canadian Tire , .Josephine St. S. Winghern Phone:3574441 niver4arY services in his home church at Cran- broek. Mrs. Taylor presided at the organ for the service of song: A Communicants class will be held 'on Wed- nesday*evening at 8 p.rr ' The'ladies of the church are holding their 'annual bazaar and bake sale On Nov. 3 at 3 p.m. •. Seniors shown pictures The "Three Links" -senior citizens met at the local hall on Tuesday evening for the October meeting with the president, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor presiding. The meeting opened with Mrs. Mickle at the piano. The treasurer, Mrs. Bert Horton reported accounts and bank balances. • The 4th annual Zone 8 Rally will be held in the Legion Hall Clinton on Wednesday October 17. Members were invited to be present at this meeting, which begins with registration at 9:30 a.m. Carpet bowling and recreation for the winter months was discussed. Mrs. Mabel Shirray gave an interesting poem by an -- old British lady in a PLJNT.Q.Nrg,W4,41.gc PRDt rrIWDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979--PAgg 1 ,'"•,• • geriatric ward in the heSeital. Father Mooney of St. Boniface Parish, Zurich, was .present and was introduced by Mrs. Anita Bengough. Father Mooney showed most interesting pictures on "Peru" where he spent six years in the Mission on .the Pacific Coast, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor thanked Father Mooney and a social hour followed. The entertainment committee were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and Mrs. Anita Bengough. The social committee was Mrs. Myrtle Shirritt, Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien have taken up residence in the Queers Court apartments, 176 Oxford Street. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell of Toronto spent the weekend with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Perc Campbell and were guests at the Koehler-Gelinas wedding at St. Boniface Church, Zurich, on Saturday. Mrs. Sim Roobal is a Kippen UCW study Thanksgiving By Rena CaldWell The UCW of St. Andrew's, Kippen held their meeting Oct. 9. The theme of the meeting was Thanksgiving. 'Mrs. Robert Turner -gave the devotional and Mrs. Emerson Kyle com- mented on the topic. Christine Cooper favoured with piano solos. Mrs. Bert Faber gave a report on the Regional held at Elimville and a nominating committee composed of Mrs. Edison McLean, Mrs. Robert McMullin and Mrs. Robert Kinsman was named. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Keith Love and Mrs. Bill Consitt. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable"; Centralia have returned • from an enjoyable trip to the East Coast.--- Their motor trip took them through Lake Placid and they called on Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones and family at Hillier, Ontario. Mrs. Bert Faber, Mrs. Robert McMullen and Mrs. Robert Kinsman attended the Regional at Elimville. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pine and family in Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and family Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cooper, London, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper. 1 -CP IvIERNSP.'S MEAT MARKET Dashwood 237-3677 00,4 1000 0, 0•10•0000 I 0,1,0 .0,11•10,0,00 Th patient in Squill Huron Hospital, Exeter, where she is receiving treat- ment. Mrs. Ed Corbett has. resumed her, position; at the local Batik of Mon- treal after a pleasant vacatien. ' A ' large number of relatives and friends attended the Koehler- Gelinas wedding reception held at the Zurich Community Centre on Saturday evening. Dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by the Blue Water Playboys. Visitors at Queensway .. Visiting at Queensway Nursing Home last week with Russell Erratt were Cathy and Rod Patterson, Helen Taylor and Joyce Boussey. Bill and Verna Parker visited with Clara Featherston. Margaret Larson visited Louise Mitchell. Chester. and Ilia Dunn and' Jack and Loren Parstey visited with Vera Lammie. ° Rev. Losbough of Exeter conducted Church service at the homeand Mrs. Losbough ac-: companied at the, piano. The Hensall United Church Ladies en- tertained the residents to bingo and treats on Monday. The men's high bowling score was Neil Regan with 119 and the ladies'. was. Mary Parlmer with. 74. Chiselhurst UCW are holding their annual bazaar and bake sale on Wednesday October 31 at 3 p.m. Smile Sign in marriage counsellor's office: "Home wasn't built in a day." Keep the chill off Fail...see our variety of sweatersat.. BUY BULK and SAVE OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. MON.-SAT. Prices will be effective till October 3 1 MANY PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE BUT PLEASE ORDER AHEAD FILL YOUR FREEZER, & SAVE - Price Approx. Approx. , Per Ib. Weight Cost Side Ib. $1.55 250 Ib. $385 Hind ' lb. $1.81 1251b. $225 Front lb. $1.31 1251b. $165 Hip --":,:::::::::::undb"' lb. $1.71 50 lb. $85 Loin s.... ,...n. ..„,, Ib. $2.65 45 Ib. $120 Sirloin Section Ib. $2.09 25 Ib. $50 R i b Section R':61::: Ib. $1.89 30 lb. $55 Chuck 8:::::::k:orr7:::;'b lb $1.49 60 lbs. $90 PORKPRICE PER LB. APPROX. WEIGHT APPROX. COST Whole .83 170 lbs. $155 • Side .85 85 lbs. $80 Shoulder . Section $1.19 10 lbs. $1I.90 Loin b30R`;°i,',:::,::„':::;',F,i, $1 .49 .14 lbs. $20.00 R.,,,..a_.,4 ... ..L...... Horn o, . sr.118 lb. $25 00 Li...........:............. 10 Ib. Dashwood Sausage $34.00 10 Ib., Bacon - sliced - $12.50 by the ,Slab - Ib. $1.09 10 Ib. Pork Cutlets 10 Ib. Pork Liver BEEF: Steak Roasts lb. $2.69 $16.90 $5.30 Still Meadow 9 Ib. box IMAM , L(G& THIGN CHICKEN sl 9.00 26 portion Compare with Schneiders 2 lb. box FRIED CHICKEN LEGS $4.85 FROZEN COMPARE 5 Ib, box WITH BOSTON BLUE FILLETS 0.65 16 oz. 51.59 5 113. box COD FILLETS $8.00 16 oz. $1.89 box OCEAN PERCH, FILLETS •$8,30 16 oz. $2.19 CHEESE - We hove over 35 different kinds of cheese Approx. 10 Ib. blocks MILD CHEDDAR MED. CHEDDAR OLD CHEDDAR XX OLD CHEDDAR BADEN COLBY MARBLE MOZZARELLA Approx. HAVARTI ONION " CARAWAY•p by she block only. REG Ib. $1.95 52.35 lb. 1.95 135 Ib, 2.19 2,69 Ib. 2.29 2,89 lb. 1.09 2.39 Ib. 2.09 2,49 5 lb lb. 1,79 2.19 Ib. 2.00 2.49 Ib. 249 2.79 lb, 2.29 2.79 DiSHWASHO ALL DETERGENT 25 Ib. $19 35 6r • tHAkOP( ANO MAt ERCHAROR Witt OE ACCIP1110MEAT , 040111$ Sti,00 Olt tA110$111 ( ALLOW TWO WEEKS FOR ORDER TO BE PROCESSED) PACKAGE DEALS BUY THE PACKAGE YOU WANT AND SAVE ON THESE SPECIAL VALUES PACKAGEA 20 Ib. SHORT RIB or CHUCK RST 201b. MINUTE STEAK 20 Ib. STEAKETTE 20 lb, LOIN PORK CHOPS 20 Ib. HAM ROAST 100 lb. 5183.00 501b. 593.00 20 lb. 20 lb, 20 lb. PACKAGE C DASHWOOD SAUSAGE HAMBURG SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER ROAST 201b. 201b. C5O lb. SOIb. MINUTE STEAK STEAKETTES $186.00 595.00 CHICKEN FAMILY PACK 10 lb. 6 DRUMSTICKS 6 THIGH - APPROX. $8 90 6- V2 BREASTS • 12 WINGS. APPROX. LEO & THIGH 10 Ib. 515.90 BREASTS 10 Ib. 515.90 PACKAGE B 20 Ib. RIB ROAST OR STEAK 70 Ib. STEAK RST 20 Ib. HAMBURG PATTIES 20 Ib. LOIN PORK CHOPS 20 Ib. , SIRLOIN STEAKS 100 Ib. 5229.00 501b. *$115.00 PACKAGE D 10 lb. STEW BEEF 10 lb. 10 lb. 10 lb. 10 lb. 10 lb. 201b. 201b. 100 Ib. 501b. HAMBURG STEAKETTE MINUTE STEAK LOIN PORK CHOP SHOULDER CHOP RIB STEAK OR ROAST HAM ROAST 5193.00 5193.00 598.00 QUALITY PACKERS (TENDERIZED) TIN END HAM Approx. 10 Ib. $1.79 Ib. Reg. $2.45 Ib. BY THE PIECE • PAY LESS NOWFOR FANCY, FROZEN VEGETABLEq.,... Irsm: $13.15 13.15 10.90 11.65 10:50 19.15 Ib. size only 17.45 • SPECIAL • York Peas By the role only 6 5 lb bog. Fong, Yellow Beans Green Beans Peas & Carrots Mixed Veg. Sliced Carrots Brussel Sprouts Cauliflower 6x4 Special * York Corn 8y he cost only 6 5 Ib bog% Fancy $12.15 SOAP 'SUNLIGHT POWDERED 50 Ib $28.45 DETERGENT 25 Ib. $15.00 tUtsILIGHt LIQUID DETERGENT160 02 $6.45 SUNtIONT.DISHWASHER • $8.89 $2.45 $1.53 2.45 1.29 2.05 .93 2.25 1,13 2.05 .93 3.45 1.69 3.25 2.49 • SPECIAL York Baby Whole Carrott 20 Ib Bulk Cote ^$ ri99 COMPARE WITH 12 Otto $6.69 32 oz. $1,49 35 oz, $1.83 35 oz. $2,08 PHONE 1-237-3677 4,