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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-22, Page 16CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 2 ,1980 advo Aboutpeople y Mr. and Mrs`. Torn Mrs. Bonnie Armour Lawlor were guests on and Folie of ' Waterloo Mother's. Day Sunday' spent the weekendwith. with their son Jim, Mrs, her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lawlor and Andrea: at Toni Jardin and gran, R,R.3 Wallestein. dmother, Mrs Elva "I Heard the Owl Call Straughan, My Nairne" .was the .film Misses jean Houston dcRcrsh1d. . :hold plant sa• shown b • the Anglican a`nd , an. Ja>m1 son • :of The. Auburn Hor- ticultural Society held its annual9 plant and bulb sale last Tuesday evening 'in the Community Memorial Hall with a good attendance of members and friends. The president, Mrs. Ross Robinson, was in charge and the meeting was opened with 0 Canada with Mrs. Donald Haines as pianist; - ., �-.. -� .,__-- The president welcomed all Sharon- Glousher played a solo on her horn, The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Tom Haggitt. Mrs. Robinson an - Victoria Day spectators at Hully 'Gully had the opportunity to watch the sky 'instead of the track for a few moments as three Grand Valley Skydivers from Toronto under the direction of Vic Borghes jumped from an airplane and stacked their rectangular parachutes on top of each other before landing. (News -Record photo) \VMS enjoy readings The Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met for its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Lillian Letherland. President, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, was in charge of the meeting and gave the Call to Worship followed by the hymn, "0 Master ,Lot Me Walk With 'T, Thee.' After welcoming the members, the devotional period was taken by Mrs. Roy Daer. Her theme was, "Life in the Spring Time" and Mrs. Frances Clark read several passages of scripture relating' to this theme. Mrs. Daer gave the meditation, followed by prayer. The roll call was an- swered by a Bible verse' containing the word, spring. Mrs. Daer gave a reading, "Let Us Make a Garden". The hymn, "God Moves in a Mysterious Way", was read unison.The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Lillian Letherland. Mrs. Frances Clark gave .the financial statement and the offering was received by Mrs. Clark and , dedicated with prayer by Mrs. Eleanor Bra.dnock. The Mission Study was on the life of Mrs. Catherine McMullen and the work that she and her husband, Clarence do in India. She had been the special missionary speaker at the Hamilton and London Synodical held recently at Brant- ford. Mrs. Bradnock gave _the highlights of the conference and also the Huron Presbyterial held at Goderich that day. The meeting was closed with the hymn, "0 Lord of Heaven, Earth and Sea" and the benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Letherland. Hoimesville's seniors meet by Blanche Deeves The Enterprising Seniors met in the Holm ville Church on May Iwith John Deeves presiding and Charlotte Norman at the piano. John welcomed everyone to the meeting including four new members and Irene Cudmore read the minutes of the last meeting. Fran Powell presented the treasurer's report and Blanche Deeves gave her card and sick report. Correspondence was read by Irene Cudmore and an invitation to Huronview for dinner was accepted for June 17. A discussion was held on sending a delegate to United Senior Citizens of Ontario's convention, 1980. A motion was made to cancel June 5 meeting and instead the group will meet June 19 in the school and hold an auction sale and members are asked to bring articles. John Deeves presented the Star Member Cer- tificate and Senior Citizen certificates which he had framed and donated to the club. A vote of thanks to John was given by Marion Smith on behalf of the club. A phoning committee was formed and includes Irene Cudtnore, Grace Walter and Blanche Deeves. A nominating committee was also formed being Irene Cudmore, Grace Walter and Mervyn Lobb. Alva and Ray Cox are the entertainment committee for June 19 meeting. Marion Powell adjourned the meeting and Fran Powell showed films on British Columbia. Marion Powell had the group play a game and the winners were Irene Cudmore and Ed Deeves. Lunch was served by Marion Powell and Grace Walter. ro Worship service was held in Holmesville United Church on Sunday and the theme of Mr. Oestreicher's sermon. was Surprise. The minister spoke to the children on four disciples and the offering was received by Harold "Yeo and Jim Lobb. Mrs. Gertrude Feagan spent a day with Barb and Alvin Betties. Alvin and Barb Betties spent the weekend at Pitchpine Island, off Gananoque as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snell. T -ball players wanted Wanted are all T -ball players, ages 5 to 9 years and excellent coaches are also needed to complete the two tykes teams to compete with other townships. Three boys and two girls are needed 10 11 years old or those who turn 12 after January This is the last chance 'to sign. up the children, as they will be starting to play ball the following week. There's an ex- cellent coaching staff and parental participation with T -ball is en- couraged. So come on out and enjoy the summer with the children. For information call 524-8037 for 'Art Bell or Del Schloendorf at 482-9830. Those interested in swimming for the two week period beginning on June 30, Monday to Friday 9:30 to 11 a.m. can pick up the forms from the school. Please send in applications soon as it will be a first come, first served basis. Lessons will be held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Sable Food has gotten so high you can hardly stomach it. nounced that if anyone wishes a picture of the horticulture float ' in Ian year's parade, please contact her. In the correspondence, the secretary read letters regarding the flower show in Montreal on June 9, the annual African violet show at Civic Centre, Toronto on May 2a and a trip with Blyth - Iorti-cu tura`l—Suctety in June. It was decided that no delegate would go to the Ontario Horticultural Society in Thunder Bay on June 25, 26, 27 and 28. Mrs. Frank Raithby gave two readings, The ' financial statement was given by .the treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Bra'dnock, , A tap dancing number, was done by Angela Schneider. The door prizes Were won by Mrs. ..Elva Straughan, Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Jim Glousher. Mrs. Donald Haines was the auctioneer for the -many—plants, bulbs -and slips. The prices were good and many members and friends were able to purchase plants. A smorgasbord lunch was served by Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs. Jaynes Schneider and Mrs. Frank Raithby. Church 'girls r.. in.. Knox Toronto spent the.holiday 'United Church Sunday weekend with their sister, School last Saturday Mrs. Frances Clark. evening. Debbie Scott The' winner' of the welcomed everyoneand weekly" lottery , draw Richard Hawley operated sponsored bv, the Auburn the projector. The A.C. girls served lunch assisted by their leaders, Mrs. William. Craven and Mrs. Jim Schneider, Mr, and Mrs. Ken The district annual. of` Turner of Strathroy and Huron -West District Miss Lynn Turner of Women Institutes Will be L ontioxr ; v i s`i-te'd `µlas t -' held -on' Monday`, May -"26. weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. s. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto visited last weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Rollinson and brother, Murray Rollinson. it know and District Lions Club last week was Clare Vincent of L ndesborc,. The cornnwnity is pleased to .report tha#Mr.. and Mrs. JohnDaer:have . each returned home from 'London hospitals and are much improved in health, Mr, and Mrs. gd Haines and Rachel' of , Niagara Falls spent last weekend with his t parents, Mr: and Mrs,' • Donald Haines. plan annual with the District President, Mrs. William Porter in . charge of the day long session. The theme for 1980 is "What, Where and Why for the Year of the W.I. The ,annual meeting is to be held in Goderich at the Canadian Legion with the Goderich W.I, to be host, There . is to be a sale of crafts; Smile Man with wife ap- proaches a Psychiatrist. "What's her -name here says I don't pay enough attention to her," FROM THE LOIN WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM fine markets... of fine foods TEA FULL OF FLAVOUR "A" GRADE_ NO WASTE • BONE -IN BONELESS RUMP0R -FULL ..SLICES ROJJND ROAN RG DUTSIDE BOTTOM -EYE pEMOVED�� CHOICE YOUNG TENDER BONELESS -NO WASTE -TIP STEAKS OR " SIRLOIN TIP 79 ROASTS- s Ib. FRESHLY MADE MEDIUM GROUND B,EEF /0.079 ' Ib. BONELESS , RINSIDE TOP ND STEAK • 79 Ib. ZEHRS SLICED 5 VARIETIES LUNCH 0 METS 175 gr. APKC. EA. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS SCHNEIDERS PEPPERONI3a® .PKC. 2 29 SCHNEIDERS S.P. BY THE PIECE BACK BACON ie. 2J9 SCHNEIDERS PORTION COOKED HAM STEAKS 175 gr. PKG 148 .SCHNEIDERS 1/4 Ib. -5 VARIETIES BEEF BURGERS 1 Ib CTN. SCHNEIDERS COOKED HEADCHEESE 375 g. BOWL i29 FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO rim NAME TASTY CHICKEN WIENERS LEG OF POCK ROAST "SHANK PORiiON 1b. FRESH ONTARIO LEG BUTT OF PORK PORTION FRESH ONTARIO LEG OF PORK CENTRE $ PORTION SPECIAL BURNS LINK STYLE PORK &BEEF BREAKFAST .19 SAUSAGE� gib. SCHNEIDERS END SLICES SIDE BACON $1.09 500 g. PKG. MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED � COTTAGE LB. RoLL BONELESS PORK BUTT AT THE WHARF rotrens NOT IN ALL MARKETS FRESH B.C. WHOLE OR ROASTS RED SPRING_ SALMON Ib. *4.79- AT THE DELI COUNTER (NOT ALL MARKETS) LBS BURNS SLICED SANDWICH STYLE COOKED NAM SCHNEIDERS OLIVE OR PIMENTO LOAF OR FRENCH ONION LOAF ZEHRS MARKETS OFFER YOU WEIGHT WATCHERS PRODUCTS IN GOOD VARIETY AT LOW PRICES �e 1.99 Ibtf.98 SHOPSYS PREPARED COLE SLAW 89° SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 6 DANS -UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY MAT 21111 IT E RESERVE' THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REfUIREMENTS. •