HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-10-23, Page 19C.LI ITAN Ni WS -RI CARP, TfUR$PAY, QCTOB R 23,1.980 --SPA xE *O
As parents_and_..fr-%ends-wetched--o --men-
took part in ceremonies to enter Cubs in Clinton last
week. The new Cubs include, front row, left to right,
Christopher Hoggarth, Mark . Walker, Curtis
McCone, Brad Jewitt, Jason Wilson and Dillon
Fremlin:. Second row, Douglas McQuire, Greg
Falconer, John Hoskin, Graig Caldwell.
-Christopiteer Bircham, Jason McLeane Matthew
Butcher and Doug Freeman. The leaders are, back
row, Bill Hoggarth, Tony MacDonald, Barry Clogg,
assistant district cd'mmissloner, Janet Cameron,
Bill'Hoskin, Bob Snell and Walter Thomas, district
commissioner. (Shelley McPhee photo)
a
,ommunity news
"Sunfish to be
Built' in Canada
AMF .AicorL, Sailboats,
manufacturers of Sunfish
and, other 11 foot to 21 foot
sailboats, has appointed
The Chas. Chapman
Company Limited of
London,, as a licensed
builder and distributor of
Sunfish sailboats and
Super Sunfish rigs in
Canada.'
Presently, at the Koma
Boats Division in Clinton,
the Chapman Company
manufactures several
small boats including
sailboats; row b__o.at____
canoes and outboards.
According to William
R. Lacey, Alcort Division
president, "import
duties, transportation
costs and fluctuating
exchange rates have
made U.S. built Sunfish
very expensive in
and notes
Canada, Sailing . is a
popular sport in Canada
and with Sunfish
production there, sales
should increase
tremendously".
He a"
iso stated that he
expects the association
will result in broader
distribution of the other
Alcort boats which in-
clude 'Force 5', Puffer',
`Mini -Fish', 'Sunbird' and
`AMF 2100' sailboats and
the new `TRAC 14
Catamaran.' across
Canada. '
Over the 30 year history
Of th c un f ,- .ore- h -an
170,000 have been . sold
throughout North and
South America, the
Caribbean, Europe and
the Middle East.
Marketing support
plans for Canada call for
active participation in
Montreal and
Toronto,
AT ZEHRS
QUALITY
...IS IMPORTANT
FANCY QUALITY
DELMONTE
VEGETABLES
3oz
F�Ooz
A s1
] VARIETIES
DELMONTE
MINI PUDDINGS
{
A KODAK CAMERA OR 1 OF 1011 CONSOLATION PRIZES
PINEAPPLE JUICE
DELMONTE
48 oz. TINS
20 oz.
CTN. OF 4,,
UNSWEETENDED
CRUSHED -SLICED -OR THJOITS
DELMONTE
PINEAPPLE
14 oz.
TIN
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY OCT. 28TH
r 1
SMALL WHOLE CARROTS
89'
DELMONTE;
14 oz. TINS
PRUNE NECTAR
''
24 oz. BOTTLES
DELMONTE
2'i
�
R -
DELMONTE FRUIT
SLICED PEACHES
OR
BARTLETT
PEAR HALVES
,, 2`.8 oz. TINS • ..�
OEIMOgiF
FANCY FRUIT
COCKTAIL
s
s
•
28 OZ.
TIN
SEASONED BEANS
DELMONTE 9 0
GREEN OR WAX
14 oz.. TINS
PEAS AND CARROTS
0
DELMONTE F
CHOICE• R
14 oz. TINS
FRUIT CUPS
•,;I=LMONTE990
4 VARIETIES
PKG. OF 4x5 oz. TINS
TOMATO JUICE
DELMONTE '_
FANCY
48 fl. oz. TIN
69„
WE RESERVE THE -RIGHT TO -LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
SPAGETTI WITH CHEESE IN SAUCE
ZOODLES OR
ALIENS CHOICE
.APPLE
JUICE
as oz.
TIN :9
LIBBYS
ALPHAGETTI
2ow g9`
BEEF, CHICKEN
WAHSOH
DINNERS
1
Q1.5 oz. •
r
3.6 LITRE JUG
JAVEX
BLEACH.
97f
SPECIAL{
IMPORTED FRENCH
VICTORIA STEMWARE
WINE Gb'B"rETS, CLARET GLASSES
LIQUER GLASSES, H BALL GLASSES
OLD FASHIONED GLASSES
SCHNEIDERS
BUCKET °F
--CHICKEN
NEILSONS
ROSEBUDS - MALTED MILK
BAR ASSQRTMENTS NO. 1 AND. N0. 2
HALLOWEEN
SET
OF•
3,PCS1
BAYER BRAND
ASPIRINS 100'5 1.29
PARAMOUNT FLAKE
LIGHT TUNA
6 oz. 99�
HABITANT 3 VARIETIES
SOUPS 28 oz. TINS 75
MAGIC PANTRY
BOIL IN FOIL DINNERS
200 gr. PKG. EA
SALISBURY STEAK 139
CHICKEN
A-LA-KING 250 gr. EA 1. 9
250 gr. PKG.
BEEF STEW
E x1.39
400 gr. PKG.
CABBAGE ROLLS EA79
200 gr. PKG. $
SWISS STEAK EA. 179
16 PC.
900 g. 'PACK
BUCKED 6
SCHNEIDERS
CHICKEN -TURKEY -BEEFSTEAK
"GOOD 'N' MEATY"
PJl�IF
--11-EAT
LANCIA 4 STYLES
EGG NOODLES 375 gr. 790
BRAVO PLAIN 28 oz.
SPAGHETTI SAUCE 99°
WITH MEAT 0R MUSHROOMS
BRAVO SAUCE 28.-109
SCHNEIDERS CRISPYCRUST
PURE LARD 1 Ib. 69.
NORDICA CREAMED 500 gr.'
COTTAGE CHEESE'119
FABRIC SOFTENER $
FLEECY 128. JUG 229
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE
TEA BAGS 120 UN. $x,29
SCHNEIDERS POPULAR 200 gr.$
QUICHE LORRAINE 129
)(BODY CONDITIONER OR
FLEX SHAMPOO M x$2.19
168.2 STONE MILLED
BREAD
WEIGHT WATCHERS
other major boat $hews
andiot increased regatta
supporta In addition, all
current and former
members of the Canadian
Sunfish. Class Association
will be contacted and the
Association will be re-
established. Interested
Sunfish owners are in-
vited to contact the new'
class offices at Canadian
Sunfish . Class
Association, P.O., Box
2112, London, Ontario,
N6A 4C5.
Ten Canadian Sunfish
sailors are eligible to
Mpete o in the I2th
Sunfish World Cham-
pionships to be sailed in
Sardinia in mid May of
1981. The championship',
being held for the ' first
time in Italy and only the
second time in Europe, is
being sponsored by
another Sunfish licensee,
Ten . Cate Sports of
Holland. Sunfish sailors
interested in par-
ticipating should send
their Sunfish resumes to
the Sunfish Class
Association, Office.
Cubs
Saturday, October 25 is
Apple Day and to prepare
for this event the cubs are
asked to meet at Akela's
house at 6 p.m. to polish
apples. The cubs must
bring a six quart basket
covered,with.tin foil that
night. Some of the older
cubs will be selling apples
in Seaforth that evening.
On Monday, October 27
there will be a Halloween
Party with prizes for
costumes. Films will be
shown.
Brownies
.After the regular
opening the Brownies
worked on their Tweeny,
Golden Hand and. Golden
Bar. A Halloween Party
is scheduled for Tuesday,
October 28 with prizes for
the best costumes.
Guides
At the meeting th
Tenderfeet were taug
the requirements fo
investment and the othe
girls worked on the
Voyager and .Adventur
Challenges.
Due to lack of par
ticipation the Guides wi
not put any crafts in th
Christmas •Bazaar o
November 22 however
since this is one of the fe
events we can •rais
money at we are askin
all Guides and thei
mothers to submit an
item of baking for a bake
table in the bazaar.
The district bake sale is
Saturday, October 25 at
the Clinton Town Hall at
10 a.m. All Guides,
Brownies and Path-
finders are to submit two
items of baking for this
sale. Proceeds go
towards purchasing
camping equipment
which is a desperate
need.
The Pathfinders have o1,
invited th
Youth report
For several; weeks now the followingLions for100
about three .dozen YOUng percent attendance
',people from the Vanastra
Public School have been
training for the cross
country tear. , ` On
Wednesday, , Mr, Nicholls
took this team to the area
tournament at the Hullett Area. rea, The
members of the Vanastra
Public aenQQI teams
were: Darryl Dixon,
Benny Bj erg, Colin
Thomas, Shawn Kyle,
Shawn Dixon, Shawn
Borate Gelok, Tom Kyle,
Ronnie Govier, Ronnie
Davis, Shannon Mellor,
Billy -Jo Hoy, Susan
Lehnen, Heather
Brownridge, Jean Ber-
.,...,..,,, onte
- Gelok, Terri E
Michelle Govier, Mary
Mellor, Connie Delair,
Penny Robinson, Jen-
nifer Plumsteel, Kim
Giles, Darlene Smith,
Trudy Laws, and Lori
Higdon. Everyone had a
good time!
' Thursday, October 23 is
Open House at the school.
The doors will be open at
7 p.m. It's hoped . that
every parent in the
community will take this ,
opportunity to come up to
the school and meet the
1980-81 staff.
Now that cross country
is over the trampoline
club will be starting. This
club will meet Thursdays
from 3:45 - 4:15. Top Cat
T -Shirts will be ordered
again this fall if sufficient
interest exists. If you are
interested in purchasing
-one of these shirts drop
into the office and pick up
an order blank.
Again this year the
school would like a to enter
a float in the Goderich
Santa Claus Parade. The
theme this year is A
Child's Christmas. ,If you
have any ideas in. the
area of float design
please let the school
know.
Tuckersmith Day
Nursery
On Thursday, October
30 the Tuckersmith Day
Nursery is having an
open house from 6:30 -
8:30 p.m. It is hoped that
all the parents and
children can make it. The
e • rooms will be decorated
ht , with Halloween crafts
r that the children have
r made. They will be eager
to show mom and dad
e what they do all day.
Everyone is welcome;
relatives, older brothers
11 sisters, neighbours and
e anyone interested in what
n is going.... -on at -the _ _Day
Nursery. This is a good
W chance for parents,
e, planning to send their
g children to see what the
r nursery is all about.
Susan Norris has left
the staff to take a position
at the Ann. Hathaway Day
Nursery in Stratford. She
is wished the best of luck.
The new teacher is
Marilyn Koehler of RR 4,
Walton. Marilyn
graduated from Lambton
, College in Sarnia last
spring " and started
working at the nursery on
October 14. '
Lions Club •
Congratulations are in
der for the following
"TonCouldiny T,?aCQDone, Clem
eLean,
Jitn Ryan, Wayne Riley,
Wayne Ferguson and Ken
Mcflveen,
The club also extends a
welcome to Lion Cub
Gerald Robinson,
Starting on October 29
through November 1 the
Lions Club will be again
having the Halloween
Patrol, All interested
members with C.B.'s or
without are asked -to
come out and help protect
the community.
Youth.Night
There were betweeni40
and 50 youth 8 years of
age and up attending . the
e Guides to a L• r �•
we en parry; October inns' tan Luny J.eacork
29 where prizes will efor 100 percent secretary f
awarded to the best 79-80; Lion Don McLean t
the Key Pin Award and
Night. It . was a great
success with three spot
dances won by Penny
Lewis and ' Trevor
Hammond; Sandy
Brunault and Teresa
Morrison.
A variety of games like
Mr. Mouth, Hangman,
Yahtzee, Monopoly,
Mastermind and Chinese
Checkers were played.
Mats and basketball were
also used.
These Youth Nights are •
sponsored by the
Vanastra and District
Lioness Club and the next
one is scheduled for
Friday, November 14 at
the Vanastra Recreation
Centre from 7 - 10 p.m.
Admission is $1.
Personal Glimpses
Happy Birthday to
Charlie Handy on Friday,
October 24.
Best Wishes to Linda'
and Jeff Dixon who
celebrated their wedding
anniversary on October
21st.
Happy birthday wishes
go to Mona McCarthy on
October 19.
Dave Dunsmore and
Wayne McFadden
celebrated . both their
birthdays on . Saturday,
October 18th.
The Glen Smith family
were in Meaford this
weekend for her parents
35th wedding an-
niversary.
Sad farwell and best
wishes are extended to
Wanda Goulding, Gord
Bernard, Diane
McCarthy and Steve
Sager who are leaving for
Fort McMurray Alberta
on- October 28.
PATHFINDERS
A Halloween Party is
scheduled for October 29
at the Vanastra Christian
Church with the Guides.
Prizes will be awarded to
the best costumes. Path-
finders is also planning a
table in the Christmas
Bazaar to be held in the
Vanastra Recreation
Centre on Saturday,
November 22.
They are also planning
an outing to the OPP
station in Goderich in the
future. Meetings are now
taking place at Carol
McIlveen's or Marion
Hohner's'house.
Scouts -
Registration was held
on October 20. at the
Vanastra Christian
Church. Scouts is open to
all boys in Tuckersmith
Township 11 years to 14 -For
ears ulcl-. r rtroc e--irr
ormation, or volunteers
o help with this group,
lease contact Clem
oulding at 482-3764.
Ha
costumes.
250 gr.
CTN.
G
r 9 24 oz.
FUDGE BARSPACK $1.09
ZEHRS OFFER A G000 SELECTION OF
WEIGHT WATCHERS PRODUCTS
CHRISTMAS CARDS
20, CARDS AND ENVELOPES $
CHRISTMAS SYMBOLS �Q
Wig
20 CARDS WITH MATCHED ENVELOPES
CHRISTMAS CLASSICS 1,8,E
, SCHNEIDERS REGULAR 500 GR
CHEESE SLICES $199
GAYLEA SWISS STYLE F
YOGURT ALL 1 5VO URS 3R'$1
w
WESTONS HAMBURG OR
WIENER ROLLS 125 69'
WEIGHT WATCHERS -4 VAR. 11
FROZEN DESSERTS #1.69
PLAYTEX TAMPONS'
.
PLAYTEX DEODORANT EAMPONS$2 99
REGULAR OR SUPER _ 30 s •
PLAYTEX PLUS TAMPONS
DEODORANT - -. _
28,199
NON DEODORANT _ _ 28 s 2,69
CARNATION, -n "VARIETIES
HOT CHOCOLATE X80 $L;
CHEDDAR 12 oz. $%
PURERT A L L
1
BRAVO LITRE $3.99
SCHNEIDERS MILD.MED. OLD
AT ZEHRS1•11Y0u'IiE IMPORTANT TO US
TUCKERSMITH
DAY NURSERY
at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre
Convention
Invites you to our
OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, October 30. 6:30-8:30 p.m.
"Come and bring Vour children,
'see our excellent facilities."
Educational toys, music, crafts, active and quiet
playtime, indoor and outdoor play areas, hot meal.
Children fully supervised. •
Staff have Early Childhood Education diplomas.
OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY
6:30 a.m. for ages 2.6 years
FEE *6.50 PER DAY
10,w wl�l. aE p�Ee►sEp a sEwIvE ro+u iN: HWY. NO. 8 ' OUEI MANAGER IS:RAY Hum) ' GODERICHHURON. RD OPEN WED., THURS,, FRI., EVENINGS
INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE
FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE w...
482 4634---
ti
for teachers
The teachers from
Clinton and District
Christian School will be
joining 600 Christian
educators from all areas
of 'Ontario (as well as a
smaller number from
Quebec and Nova Scotia)
to attend the annual
Ontario Christian School'
Teachers Association
( OCSTA) convention in
Hamilton, October 23-24.
Using the theme Behold I
Make All Things. New",
Dr. Eva'h Runnner, a
philosophy professor
from Calvin College,
Michigan will address the
delegates in two of the six
major sessions on
Thursday. Dr. Runner is
well-known for his con-
tributions toward an
'integration of Christian
philosophical thought and
various levels of
Christian activities si1Ch
as education and political
tl