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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-02, Page 9Se�t h The Scouting and Gliding Movement world like thank I ; i e Clinton merchants for awing their windows for disp;:::ys and posters. The Scouts thank everyone who supported the pancake brunch. It was a success. The long awaited challenge volleys,:._;, match between the Pathfinders and Scouts took place last Thursday with most people cheering for the Pathfinders. However, after two hours of play, the scouts were vic- torious, beating the Pathfinders eight games to zero. Scout Paul Lippincott read the Parable of the Good Samaritan. The Cubs car rally took place Thursday at the Sun - coast Mall. Before racing the grand howl was done. Greg Crawford placed 3rd. We thank the drivers and everyone who helped with the rally and supported us. Beavers "A" held a balloon race and had a birth- day party in honor of Lord Baden-Powell. On Tuesday Pathfinders dressed up regarding a coun- try and held an international buffet. Thursday was the volleyball game with Scouts. successful Although the girls lost, their spirits remained high throughout the games. Thanks goes to Catherine Battye, Lori Solach, and Jackie Norman, Mrs. Cathy Semple, thanks also for the use of the Clinton Public School gym. At Guides everyone arriv- ed in costumes from a coun- try, and enjoyed tasting food from that country. The Brownies afternoon group presented their pro- ject on a country they had done together as a six group. They celebrated Lord and Lady Baden-Powell's birth- day. The Brownies evening group had the following girls enrolment by our Commis- sioner. Phyllis Edwards: Dana Taylor, Pain Mins, LoaiAnne Stevenson, Jen- nifer :: unffinga, Allison Gregg. The following girls receiv- ed badges: Lori Kuerraran, Kayley Mills, Jennifer Blurt, Amanda Butt, Kine Dixon, Julie Hallam, Erin Lobb, Kara Hiltz, Joanne S,..ut- tener, Christine Stauttener. The following girls receiv- ed a ;/:..r for the first 10 re- quirements for the Golden Hand: Lori Kunnas, Angela Murray, Jennifer Burt, Kara Hiltz, Kayley Mills, Amanda Butt, Erin Lobb. They celebrated Lord Baden-Powell's birthday with a cake and other foods representing different coun- tries. Anyone wishing to order Holmesville personals -::y Blanche Deeves Morning Prayer was held last Sunday in St. James Anglican Church. Bill Steenstra read the lesson and Don Middleton and Ray Wise received the offering. Get well wishes go out to Margaret Brand and to Gary Merner. Congratulations to Doreen and Ralph Welsh on the ar- rival of their first child, a son Aarron, at Clinton Hospital. June Cooper of Chatham visited with the Deeves on Saturday. SEE WHAT GREEN GIANT CREAM CORN FANCY QUALITY FANCY QUALITY SWEETLET OR rune coolrieA, pre :se contact Janet Cameron. at 4817924 by March 5, 1,'•yt,. The girls from each sec - tensa m All Ontario employers rrnust report to the Workmen's Compensation Board. Many farmers are neglecting to report that they hire help. If you employ help on your farm this year, even for as brief a period as one day, report to the Eue re tion brought food and wore costornes from Denmark, Holland, U.S.A., Spain, Mex- ico, Ireland, Germany, Scotland and China_ for farm help Workmen's Compensation Board of Ontario. You will be protecting the financial well- being of your eaanployees and yotarself.. DO IT OUR WAY - IT WON'T HURT" This has been a message from the Farm Safety Association. arty held v Isabel Scott Brucefield Oddfellows held a euchre party on Feb. 25 in the hall. Winners were Norma Ashton, Jean McEwen, Nancy Stoll, Bruce McClinchey, Beatrice Welsh and Audrey Walsh. Lucky draw winners were Della Slavin and Mrs. Deichert. UCW meet Members of Stanley Unit met on Feb. 22. Mrs. Isabel Scott gave the story of Pastor Fred Timakata who led in the ral- ly to gain independence for SUMMER SWEET PEAS FANCY QUALITY his native island of Vanuatu in the south Pacific. He helped draft the constitution and sought justice for the new Hebrideans. it was decided to quilt at the Church the second week in March. ++-F Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hargreaves and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stirling have returned from holidaying in Florida. Mr. Wesly Ham of Hunt- sville spent a few days with his mother Mrs. A. Ham. BUYS AT FANCY QUALITY FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS FANCY QUALITY SEASONED GREEN BEANS SUPER SPECIAL VIVA PAPER TOWELS 14 oz. TINS FOR SUPER SPECIAL WESTON REG. OR THIN WHITE OR REG. 60% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH BREAD 4 26759 FOR T CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1983—PAGE 9 Dave Gower of Goderich retained his seat as chairman of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. In the photo, from left to right are, front row - Mr. Gower, secretary - treasurer Marlene Shield, vice-chairman Vincent Judge of Listowel and general -manager ::•ryan Howard, back row - water ®a nge hent advisory board chairman Robert Fotheringham of Wallace Township, conservation ares advisory board chairman William Manning of Blyth, land management advisory board chairman Don Dodds of Culross Township and community relations advisory board chairman ::,rice McCall of Brussels. ave ;y owes renameto head 1VIVCA By Stephanie Levesque Dave Gower of Goderich was renamed to head the Maitland Valley Con - zehrs fine markets... of fine foods SUPER SPECIAL OLD SOUTH FROM FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE FROZEN 12.5 oz. TINS H SUPER ;SPECIAL NR ISCO EDDED WHEAT 450 g PKG. SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL LAURA SECORD MINIPUDDINGS SUPER SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES PAMPER CAT FOOD ASSORTED 20 oz. CARTON•'CIF 4 6.5 oz. TINS FOR NC- .........._. . REGULAR OR WITH MARSHMALLOW NEILSONS HOT CHOCOLATE P C!AL j SPARK UHN, ELBOW MACARONI os NO NAME SPAGHETTI 280 q f.49 PLAIN STYLE NO NAME SPAGHETTI SAUCE SPECIAL FANCY QUALITY RRIGHTS TOMATO JUICE 1 Ng PKG 28 oz 99? 48 or TIN PECIAL 996 SPECIAL SPIAL POPULAR FOUR VARIETIES NLILSONS BARS Vu910US ?' SITES SPECIAL SPECIAL CLOVER I,EAE SOLID WHITE ALBACORE TUNA 198 q99 (7orl a PEA SOUP. VEGETABLE OR PEA AND NAM HABITANT SOUPS. LARGE SIZE TOTAL DIET DOG FOOD Ar 78 or TIN 8 A 500 q fO SPECIAL SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY YORK PEANUT i UTTER SPECIAL SPECIAL LARGE SIZE ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOUR WHITE ONLY SPECIAL 3 VARIETIES DICKS DILL PICKLES SHAMPT''t OR CONDITIONER SILKILNCL 300 rl 2.34 SCOTT CUT RITE 'SPRITE OR WAX PAPER 100 FT 1.2y ;COCA-COLA 24,10 nr 11 INCH ROLL 'EAPERIE 0E 1 RATH S17E 780 ALCAN FOIL 100 F T 3 er9 ;CAMAY BAR SOAP q ' 99 WEST0E S ENGLISH MUFFINS LARGE SIZE BLACK DIAMOND SINGLE CRISCO 3I1) CHEESE SHORTENING Z YY SLICES sOO q SPECIAL PRIVATE LABEL COLBY BRICK, MARBLE. 5AVARTI OR YVESTOBiS FAMILY SIDE @AOWZARELLA CHOCOLATE CHEESE 6.69 ROLLS 2R1 q OIF 1 YORK REEF TURKEY ssiesiR WESTONS MEAT PIES A or 69 JAM FILLED BUNS F c 1 if 'j o« bo ceav trawl' to ad 1 2S9 LARGE SIZE MR. CLOWN BUBBLE ,BATH �� 99t f.34 SPECIAL. P1 G. OF 12 SOFT 'N' CRUSTY WESTONS ROLLS 99? /(OCU LIMIER BOSTON 150 q BLUEFISH IN RATTER' 69 ROOMS WHITE agEAe nnitett 7.69 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY III: HIGHWAY PJ®, B ODERIC MON.. TUSS.. 9 TO A P.M. WED., THURS., FPI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:96 TO 6 P.M. 1 JOSEPHINE ST, (IIYwy. NO. 6) WINGHAM MON., TU S., W0®. & SAT, . bc36 TO A P.M. TP9IDRS. AND Wfis'I - 8,96 TO *P.M. i INTERSECTIO H0 ii STRAINED F+F C. Pelf F BABY FOODS 126 m� HWY. NO. aD AND NO. 83 EXETER moot.. TIDES„ WED_ - ®TO A P.M. TPIt)R'S., FRI.. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 8:36 TO P.M. servation Authority I MVCA for another year at the authority's annual meeting on Feb. 23 in Wroxeter. In the chairman's annual message, Mr. Gower review- ed the programs conducted by the authority in 1982 and called for the continued "grassroots" input from the members. "I would again like to em- phasize that you, as Authori- ty members, represent the primary contact between this organization and the member municipalities. We very much need the "grassroots" input from each and every one of you if our Authority programs and projects are to keep pace with the needs of the local comm.inity," said Mr. Gower, Vince Judge of Listowel was renamed as vice- chairman of the MVCA. Chairmen to the advisory boards were also named and are Robert Fotheringham of Wallace Township heading water management, Donald Dodds of Culross Township heading up land manage- ment, Bruce McCall of Brussels as" chairman of community relations and William Manning of Blyth as head of conservation areas: The members of the various advisory boards are: - Water management, Car- man Kaye, Doug Trench, Donald Wheeler, Norman Alexander, Grant Farrish, William Leeming and John Vander Eyk. - Land management, Nor- man Haid, Harold Err- ington, Joe Vandenberk, Ross Taylor, Bert Gliddon, Herb Clark and Catherine Keleher. - Community relations, George McBride, Garnet Wright, Gordon Kaster, Leona Armstrong, Lorne Murray, Bill Crump and George Wicke. - Conservation areas, Russell Kernighan, Norman Young, Robert Grasby, Ran- dy Scott, William Dale, Michael Brown, Arnold Storey and Margaret Ben- nett. Holmesville news By :lanche Deeves Worship Service was held in Holmesville United on Sunday. Rev. Bechtel talked to the children about the scout movement and the Brownies present gave the Brownie promise. A Vanishing party was held last Friday at the home of Charlotte Norman with four tables in play. Scorers were: Ladies High, Iona Blake; Low, Kaye Harris; Lone Hands, Elaine Blair. Proceeds will go to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Clinton Hospital. The Enterprising Seniors will meet March 3 at the Community Centre in Holmesville. Notice Public Meeting at BRUCEF ILD UNITED C - URCH on Tuesday, Marek t , 1983 at 8.00 p.m. DRAFT SECONDARY PLAN REVEW -Tuckersmith Township Council ETRA TION WE APOLOGIZE FOR HAVING THE NAME OF RYAN DRYING LTD. OF WALTON APPEAR IN OUR PUR-A-MIX AD LAST WEEK. WE ARE IN NO WAY CONNECTED TO, OR IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RYAN DRYING LTD. OF WALTON PURAMIX The advantages of PUR-A-MIX formulas are numerous. 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