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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-12-04, Page 17r For the first ti'm,e in its 1126th year history the Central Huron Agricultural -Soar dhas-honored-one-of its--niemmbers-wfth the ervice-to-agricnitu Harold Lobb was the recipient of the award. ,in recognition of his work as a member and district director In agricultural societies. Huron Central's president Dave Dalzell presented the former Clinton mayor with his cer- tificate. (Shelley McPhee) School enters parade The Goderich " Santa Claus Parade was the. highlight around the • Vanastra Public School last week as 20 children travelled to Goderich on Saturday morning and re resented this com- m nity on the float which dep'cted the two levels of a c ild's Christmas. ' If . you missed the Goderich Parade, you will still be able to see our float in the Clinton parade on Saturday. Children who par- ticipated . were Shelley Kyle, Jennifer Plumsteel, Shannon Mellor, Michelle Govier, Paul Handy, Joan McLachlan, Heather Brownridge, Trudy Laws, John McLachlan, Adam Dowell, Tammy Dowell, Jennifer Pollock, Kim Dixon, Lisa Gahwiler, Jean Bernard and Penny Robinson. We would like to thank all parents who ,took advantage of parent- teacher interviews last Men's spiel to be held A men's open bonspiel will be held at the Vanastra Curling Club this Saturday, December 6. The draws will be held at 9 and 11 a.m.. and supper will be included in the day's event. The spiel is being sponsored by Green and Parent from Go.derich, Swan's Welding, Clinton Chrysler Plymouth, Kerrigan Fuels and Clinton Auto Parts. And don't forget the Industrial Curling League play. They meet every Wednesday on the ice and for more in- formation on the league call Ken Rogerson at 482- 9100. week. On Friday, Con- stable Gosse from the Goderich Department of the OPP talked to our boys and girls about vandalism. He was very well received. Our Grade 5 and 6 is busy studying Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". Hopefully they will be able to present it to a live audience at our Christmas concert, News fronithe nursery The Day Nursery would like to thank all the parents who donated and baked articles for our recent bazaar. They were greatly appreciated. A special thank -you " to Kevin's mom, Linda Meade for donating the gingerbread house, won by Patricia's mom, Jane Postrna. Chad Thiebeault celebrated his fourth birthday on Tuesday, December 2 and Friday, ,December 5 will be Debbie -Denomme's last day at the nursery. Debbie has been with us since December 1977. Last Thursday evening the Day Nursery staff took Debbie out for supper in Stratford and presented her with a silver tray. We will miss Debbie and we hope she will keep in touch.. Our Christmas party is on Thursday, December 11 at 7 p.m. when we hope all our children and parents will be able to attend. These days, we are all busy learning our Christmas songs for the big night. Personal glimpses Happy birthday to John McLachlan on Sunday, November 30. Happy anniversary to Web and Kathleen Stone on November 26th. Happy birthday to Joan McLachlan on Tuesday, December 2. Get well wishes go to Murray Hohner who is presently in Clinton Hospital. Happy b irthday to Scott Dixon on November 26. Swimming classes set All testing for swim- ming lessons has been completed and the new session of classes will be starting again in January '81. There will be regular recreational swims as well as a special Christmas freak swim in the afternoons from 3- • 4;30 p.m. A special youth activity program for 10 -15 -year- olds is ready to be started. There will be activities in the gym for, volleyball and basketball as well as pool activities and use of the fitness room. They will meet Monday and • Thursday evening from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 50 cents per•v evening so contact Cindy ' at 482-3544 to register. Bingo winners from last week are: first share - the -wealth, Mrs. Hill, Crediton; second share - the -wealth, Mrs. Dent, Goderich; third, share - the -wealth, two-way '" split; jackpot winner, Doris Hackney ° from Exeter. Welcome home wishes to Joe Graham -After his stay in Clinton Hospital. , Special greetings go to Mrs. Barbara Everett here from Springfield, Missouri to visit her b daughter Sally Rathwell_ for the week. Happy birthday to Chad Thiebeault on • December 2 and to Alana Gahwiler on Sunday, November 30. CARS 1'090 POO AR OW for the Best Buy! int°dc►Y TEN 1978-79 Cougars and Plymouths. FORTY 1975-77 1/2 and 3/4 ton trucks. Some club and crew cabs. TWENTY-THREE 1-3 ton trucks. Some with dumps. SIX 1975-78 4x4 Blazers, Ram - chargers & 1/2 tons. EIGHT 1975-77 Vans & wagons. THREE 1976 Plymouths - Your choice •795.00 licence MYH523; RYR679; US270. MIGHTON CAR SALES 6 miles east of Hanover on Highway No. 4 PHONE 1•369•3136 t Christmas roue t e world In the Philippines the sky - another clocks are striking One. Christmas is drawing to a Christmas Day has begun close. and through the warm, In every time zone flower-scented darkness Christ's birthday is worshippers stream celebrated. The ways of home from midnight celebration, the legends services. At this same and folklore of the moment it is 7 a.m. in season, vary. They have, wintry Alaska, where however, much in children tumble from common. The gifts, the warm beds to see what foods, the languages in Santa Claus has left which carols are sung, them, the sources of radiance, Along the east coast of the religious ceremonies, the United States it is differ only in detail. noon. Families are Everywhere there is gathering at tables laden some form of giving, - sl trfre t"" -f d t rn-i g__ -..and..,_ s o fi-c- turkeys waiting to be Everywhere there is carved. In England, other light Everywhere - for at families are sitting down least this day - peace.and goodwill prevail among men. In .the next few weeks before Christmas I hope to share with you some of _• • to late afternoon tea. Already dusk has fallen in the Holy Land where it is seven p.m. The first stars have appeared in the different ways of celebrating the universal celebration' of Christ's birthday __around the world. nrolreant cerernon.les The enrolment ceremony for these groups will be held on December 10 at 7 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation CLI TQN'NEWS-RECORD, THU. SDA.", D I BER 4 r 11)80-- AGE IT Lions and Lioness are bus On Monday, December 6th, the 'Vanastra and District Lioness Club will. be holding a turkey bingo at the Vanastra Rec ,Centre at 8 p.m. and admission is restricted to 16 years and up. There will be 15 regular games: and three share.the- wealth. There are still a few tickets for the social tea to be held on Saturday, December 13th at the Vanastra Recreation Centre with guest speaker Vera McNichol Tickets are available at the Vanastra Factory Outlet, Mini Mart from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. or from any Lioness member. Centre. Admission is restricted to There will also be a 16_years pf age_and d,er,.., '"special �nro nicht of 'tTiic: a The Lioness will hold Pathfinders leaders Mar ion Hohner and Carol Mcllveen as this is a brand new group formed this year. Refreshments will be served and badges for Guides will also be given their dinner meeting on Thursday, December 4. Lions Club Last Friday evening, the Vanastra Recreation Centre was the scene of the annual Vanastra and District Lions Christmas Dance, The . m:u.sic was .performed by a very versatile group Bailed "Spirit'', This .fourlieee band' featured a female lead singer who played both guitar and banjo. The band kept the dan- ciu.g flowing till 1 a.ni. when a hot turkey dinner with , all the trimmings rounded, off the evening. The Lions. Club also entered their float in the Goderich. Santa Parade on Saturday afternoon and say thank -you.: to all the parents, kids, Lions and Lioness who held in any way. They will, enter the Clinton Seaforth Santa. Par both on this coming Saturday. This . Wednesday is "Farmers' Night" when all Lions :n;membersare to invite a farmer to their. dinner meeting to hear a. special speaker.. The meeting is at the Vanastra Recreation Centre at 7 p.m. 215 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 482.7021 *MAGNAVOX COLOR TV *SHARP-OPTONICA AUDIO COMPONENTS Sales and Service CHANNEL MASTER DELHI T.V. & FM ANTENNA SYSTEMS MAPLE LEAF KAM LUNCH -MEATOz ft39 CANNEDE HAM _ $31:.59b.9 TOTAL DIET DOG FOOD__4..„k.g' 3i 99 MORNING MEADOW OSEAWIND SCENT CANADA PACKE RS MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF CHICKEN OR 6.5 oz. FLAKES:0fTURKEY129 REGULAR STYLE 14.5 oz. F ZIP DOG FOOD__ 4 R 1 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR MINCEMEAT_ z8 a= 2.49 MAPLE LEAF WITH RUM & BRANDY MINCEMEAT. 24 or. 2.39 MAPLE LEAF4 oz. FRESH SOAP12/*1 VIENNA SAUSAGE59# LIBBYS BEANS DEEP BROWN WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 2/999 FL. OZ. TINS G'LAD GARBAGE BAGS s1.19 HUNTS TOMATO PASTE 2/79 PKG. OF 10 LIBBYS ZOODLES, SPAGHETTI . 011 MLPIiA6E1T1 19 FL. OZ.59' TIN 5.5 FL. OZ. SIZE CAMPBELLS V-.0 JUICE 99' 48 FL OZ TIN JOY LIQUID DETERGENT LIITTRL: ;f,69 DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER 2 LITRE BOTTLE ?.49 POST BRAN FLAKES 79' 400 g. Box FARMHOUSE FROZEN APPLE PIES24q WESTONS MEALTYME FRUIT CAKE,. WESTONS MEALTYME FRUIT CAKE La SCHNEIDERS MINCEMEAT , TARTSPfIQZEN_16 or MAPLE LEAF - 6.5 -oz TIN FLAKES OF NAM 09 CANADA PACKERS 350 g. TIN$ TIP TOP MIXED. NUTS MACARONI & CHEESE OR BEEF, CHICKEN 08 TURKEY SAVAR1N eo=. POT PIES 9 750 mL RETURNABLE BOTTLES PEPSI COLA DIET .PEPSI OR PLUS MOUNTAIN?DEW DEPOSIT ALL PURPOSE COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE Lk: sA • WHITE, YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN OR PINK KLEENEX 2022'67 FACIAL TISSUE TENDERFLAKE SOFT BUT STRONG - 180 PACK( CRISCO ZSf49 PURE LARD_ _PKC_ 79' QTIPS SWABS 99' SHORTENING_TING_ 2.49 AEROSOL CREAM TOPPIN2NEISONS VEHTIAN: 6 FLAV0UR�. DISHWASHER DETERGENT 1.59 REDDI WHIP1.x'9 ICE CREAM 1 LITRE *39 CASCADE _ sz_ *349 GAY LEA •�3iO9 SOUR CREAM59� SARA LEE FROZENPECAN ALUMINUM FOIL - 18 INCH COFFEE CAKE1.99 STUART HOUSE1.39 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO L MI's NEILSONS ORANGE JUICE STICKS 08 ORANGE FLAVOURED 13 0: _ PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY DREAMSICLES-=FN 2 ���' a I -TANG CR9 s NORMAL OR OILY FLEX 450 ml. $ SHAMPOO • HANDSAVERS PLAYTEX 0 GLOVES PAIR WESTONS HONEY WHEAT BERRY ENGLISH MUFFINSP.0 OFKG6 INGERSOLL - 2 VARIETIES CHEESE *$ 09 SPREAD 500 g. II CARD OF2AA, AAA, CORO CARDOR OF ONE 9 VOLT PU CELL $1 00 RA SERIES CARD II e ir HIGH LINER FROZEN FISH 5VARIETIES FILLETS$)oi 09 IN SAUCE • PHOTOFINISHINi' lj PRICE SPECIAL1 !FHR;SRECi IOWPRICr FOR 2 SF TS Or PRINTS C110 or C126 clloor 0126 COLOUR FILM 12 EXP. S479 $2.39 COLOUR FILM 20 EXP. 85189 C110COLOUR FILM 24 EXP. 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