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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-21, Page 16b 19) LINTON NEWS -RECO Congratulations to Mrs. Marlon flunking on the birth of her grandsoiu William lohn 011 August 13", He was born in Wingham Hospital and. the parents are Shirley and Wallace Norman. William will be a` brother for Darlene. The Sunday church service , will be held, on August 24 at 10 am and Bob Elliott will be the guest speaker. An 'open house will be D, THURSDAY, ALiGUST21, 1960 held on August 24from 24 pin . at the Emmanuel, United Church in Bridgeport in honor of the 5oth wedding an- niversary of Rev. and Mrs, C. Heckendorn, who wasa former minister in Londesboro from. 1968- 1970, P.or. anyone wishing to send. the Heckendorns a card or letter, their address. is: 367 Highland Road West, Kitchener, Ontario, Apt. 404, N2M 3C6. community happenings The floe Chapel Cemetery decoration service will be held on August 24 at OM.: Rick Hawley of• Auburn will be the guest speaker and. in. case of rain the service will be held in the Auburn - United Church. Miss Edythe Eeacora , Mrs.. Laura Lyon. and Mrs. Florence Cardiff spent a couple of days - visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Russell McGee at .Mason, Michigan and their cousin Ed Pearson and theirr aunt Mrs° Hilda Pearson at Owosso. Attending the one -day sclhpol for women of the London Conference on August 12 were Edythe Beacom, Laura Lyon, Margaret Good, June Fothergill, Stella Adams, Dora Shobbrook, Margaret Taylor and Josephine McGregor. The ladies travelled by bus to the session at Alma College. Delegates for the LONDES8OR r the Dora Shobbrook, editor eade r Hullett teams still swinging In the first week of squirt play-off action, the Orioles, Expos and Mets all took one game leads over the Pirates, Blue Jays,and Yankees. Each series continues this week. The pee wee boys were victorious over the team from Stanley Township in their play off action and are now waiting for an opponent to be decided. The midget boys came out on tog in the rst round of play-off ac ion as they edged Vanastr in, two straight games. They are now waiting- for their next opponent. The Hullett midget girls evened their series with Stanley at one game each with a victory in Londesboro in Thursday: In a warm-up for the Sportsfest, the men's slo- pitch team played against a team from, Wingham with Lon - Win. at Sportsfest The Londesboro pee wee girls' ball team competed in the Sport- sfest events in Godericn on Sunday and the team returned home with a bronze medal trophy. The . girls on the third placing team included Sandy Carter, Debbie Preszcator, Deanna Bears, Corrie Rammeloo, Connie Hoggart, Lisa McDonald, Lisa Duizer, Brenda Nesbitt, Julie Daer and Lori and Cheryl Bromley. Coach Bill Bromley would like to thank Dave Overboe and Keith Alien for their help with the team. A special thanks goes to all the Londesboro fans who supported the teams in Goderich. desboro coming out on the short end of the score in an exciting game. The moms and dads game was cancelled on Friday night due to the Sportsfest in Goderich. They will meet again this week. At the Goderich Sportsfest three teams entered from Hullett. The ladies fastball team was edged in their first match by a good team from Benmiller. They came back with a victory over Gardiner's Dairy in a well played game and in their third game one bad inning left the Hullett ladies on the short end of a 12-9 score. ,The ladies and coach Robert Shaddick are to be congratulated on a gooa showing despite their lack of previous play as a team. The Londesboro men's slo-pitch team won their first game on Friday night and move,d into the 'A' division against the Bayfield Flyers on Saturday. The game on Saturday featured exciting action as the Flyers slipped by Londesboro in a close one. Our men should not feel discouraged_ as the. Flyers went on to win the silvermedal for their second place finish. Rev. Bob Scott and Danny Jewitt completed in the running races at the Sportsfest. Danny Constance Foresters still barbecuing By Mary Merner The Foresters family picnic will be held on August 24th at the hall. The pork chops are being provided,' so bring potatoes wrapped for your family and the rest is pot luck. Sports will start at 3 pm, followed by supper. Miss Sherri Stark of Hamilton visited on Sunday with Mr. and - Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne. Mr. and Mrs. • Frank Riley, and Grey Riley of Winthrop spent last week visiting with- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods and' Michelle of Gananoque. Mr. and Mrs.' John Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure of Seaforth left for a two week trip to the east coast. R.K. PECK APPLIANCES In The Heart of Down Town Varna • Vacuum Cleaners • Sales and Service of most makes • CB Radios and Accessories • Speed Queen Appliances • Moffat Appliances • Smoke Sensors • Insect Lights and Fly Killing Units • Handcrafted Gifts . Varna Ont. Phone 482-7103 PART-TIME AND CONTINUJNC EDUCATION CLINTON CAMPUS Vanasfra Road, Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0 Phone 482-3458 COURSE NAME ACADEMIC Home Study (Mathematics Levers 1I and English Levels III and IV) CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAGES Conversational French CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL Bookkeeping Fundamentals -Part 1 Bookkeeping Level II Typewriting SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT Effective Supervision -Human Relations Manufacturing, Planning and Control PRE -CERTIFICATION AND REFRESHER COURSES Propane Gas Fitter License preparation DO-IT-YOURSELF Finish Carpentry and Cabinet Making WOMEN'S EDUCATION PROGRAM Leadership forWomen COURSES FOR REGISTERED NURSES Introduction to Coronary Care Theoretical Concepts of Intravenous Therapy Topics in Geriatrics for Registered Nurses Theoretical Concepts of Respiratory Nursing Introduction to Psychiatric Nursing for Registered Nurses to IV DAY(S) Mon. Tues. Mon. & Tues. Tues. Mon. • Mon. Tues. Mon. & Thurs. Tues. Mon. Thurs. or Tues. Wed. & mon. Thurs, Wed. & Thurs. Tues. & Thurs. FEE '15. '38. '43. 118. '22. '66. '65. '66. '18. '25. '25. '25. '27. '18. For more information, or to obtain a copy of our Fall 1980 Tabloid containing details on the above courses or other pari -time courses offered through Continuing Education, telephone or visit our Clinton Campus between 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and from 6 30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Conestoga College of Applied Arts - and Technology We've got a lotto share. placed third in his class. three clay session in- cluded Marjorie Duizer and Joan Whyte. . b Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were Mrs. Millie Channbers* 'and friend froarn Oakville; Mrs. Mary Vallancount returned home with them enroute to her home in Regina after spending the past month with her sister Vi Burns. Darren Millson of Woodstock returned home on Saturday after spending the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Danny Lear was ad- mitted to Westminister Hospital in London on _Aluglist--J.-7--f or-arnPu.tati on ----T iv e rt o n -"v is i -ted- with— _ _ on Monday. Friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. David Fairservice and Maureen of D'Ormeau, Quebec visited for 10 days from August 8 to 18 with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Church Camp. John won Fairseirvice. On Wed- the trophy in the in- nesday they all visited termediate boys sports with Mar Dave Mair of d Dearborn, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs° Wayne 3aekson and family sof Ridgetown attended the funeral of Wayne's uncle, Charles, Davidson.. in Blyth last Wednesday. Gloria, Ken and Sandra remained the rest .of the week with, her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Torn, Allen and Wayne. and Brian returned for the weekend; Visiting the past week with ' Miss Lavina Knox was Miss Kathleen Little of Toronto. Robbie Lawrie of Kitchener spent the last week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. Percy Geiss and Mr. Angus Smith of their old friend Bob Burns and Vi on Sunday. Mrs. Florence Cart- wright, John and Claude spent the past week at single parents camp at the Menestung United • a Judges had a busy time choosing between the young contestants in the baby show at the Vanastra Country Fair, but their choices were good ones. Wee Victoria Anne Linton, daughter of Bruce and Nancy Linton of Vanastra was the winner in the up to seven months class. Victoria Anne, left, is just a week -and - a -half old. In the seven months to a year division, smiling Heather, 11 months old, was the winner. Heather is the daughter of Peter and Alana Gahwilear of Vanastra. (Shelley McPhee photo) SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 6 DAYS UNTIL CLOSING TUES. AUG. 26TH CAN SHORT RIB ROASTS s CUT FROM • CANADIAN CHUCKS WELL TRIMMED BLADE BONE REMOVED MADE FRESH DAILY MEDIUM Ib` LGROUND BEEF . PRIDE OF CANADA SLICED $ SIDE BACON 500 gr. • 5'9 DELI FRESH ALL BEEF SHOPSY'S de FRANKS 1 Ib. PKG. WI r MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM St 4C.STEAKS 175 gr- PKG. i' ZEHRS SLICED FULL OF FLAVOUR ROUND BONE SHOULDER BLADE OR CHUCK STEAKS CUT FROM THE FINEST - CANADIAN BEEF CHUCKS 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SLICED BOLOGNA 175 gr. PKG. SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES SANDWICH STYLE A9 MEAT ROLLS 250 gr. gir (ZEHRS PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNICS BONELESS CROSS CUT RIB STEAKS Ib: 175 gr. SWIFTS LAZY MAPLE PURE - SUMMER SAUSAGE 11.18 PORK SAUSAGE PRIDE OF CANADA ALL BEEF STEAKETTES $2.101 0? 1.8 9 SWIFTS TASTY LEAN �' s1.79 SIZZLEAN SHOPSYS SLICED PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF 375 gr. PKG.169 4x50 gr._PKGS.MAPLE .EAf_SALAMI_ IIA___ 11.89 PEPPERONI STIC gr. PKG. t49 AT THE DELI COUNTER SHOPSYS1 EXTRA LEAN SLICED COOKED HAM. 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