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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-02, Page 15CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1963— PAGE 15 right IIIA wontings tin minimal family .. ti9 att ts! f 9 t moi% ?l , March 5th, 1983. bx�l�l'�1t�nmi.: 'tlr141MA PUWLALt='tD Tide Detergent 6 LITRE BOX FIRST GRADE Wildmere utter Canach Cig.Lrettes WARNING HeaOth 8 Wettere Conede edeteee the' danger go health !nemeses r,Ith eamont molted - eeoid InhelOng. OUR REGULAR PRICE .63 MADE WITH 100% PURE VEG. SHORT. CUT FROM CANADA 9S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF v,4 with supeni v'ket prices one -Wing r SiSteaks UR 1 EGULAR PRIDE UP TO 8.60/4-3.99 Ib PREV. FR.' 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AR PR1CF UP TO 2.19 ,ASST VAR NCL CHOCO CHIP OR ORIGINAL OATMEAL Dad's Cookies II 400q tin tie bag 49 OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.19 WE Eaia EM WITH THIS COUPON OR.'.NGE PEKOE Lipton %a NI ags pkg of 50 1 imit one plrq per family purchase Valid until March ;th 1983 V C IFoature pricy 1 49 without coupon 1 Hens news BY rata M eGr sgoa; The Ontario March of Demes 1 ° ;;: Fund-raising campaign is officially over. Chairperson Joyce Pepper reports that a total of lam_ :ll was collected un Hensall. The donations received from the community will help enrich the laves of physically disabled adults in so many ways—by providing employment and job train- ing opportunities, camping holidays, wheelchairs, elec- tronic units and other aids, improving transportation services and housing. In short, the March of Dims help disabled people re- discover their potential and their abilities. The March of Dimes cam- paign slogan is "We Can't Help Without Your Help". We certainly can continue to help the thousands of physically disabled adults across the province, thanks to the support received from Hensall. Joyce would like to add a special thank you to all dedicated volunteers who helped canvass the village, and of course, a very special thank you to everyone who gave a donation. UCWcafvss for March of Dirties Unit 2 of Hensall United Church conducted a canvass for the March of Dimes on Monday evening. They thank all who assisted and all who donated to this worthy pro- ject. Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn opened the meeting with a Valentine reading and 14 members answered the roll call with a recipe exchange. The project money was col- lected. Mrs. Kaye Mock reminded members of an early meeting on March 7th. Mrs. Gerstenkorn conducted a contest and closed the meeting with prayer. Date set for cage sale At the monthly meeting of the Hensall Centennial Com- mittee April 30 was set for the ummage Sale to be held at the Hensall United Chur- ch. Two draws and a New Year's Eve dance will also be arranged by the commit- tee. During a lively discussion off the proposed agen '.. for the four-day weekend in 19 from June 29 to July 2, several interesting ideas and activities were suggested. Chairman of the Invitation Committee, Mrs. Mary Lou Hyde, requests the names and addresses, including the postal code, of former residents of the village and area. These could be sent to her or left at the P.U.C. Of- fice. The next meeting will be held March 22 at 7 p.m. at the United Church. Min r hockey day held Minor Hockey Day in Hen- sall on February 27 provided arena patrons with some ex- citing and fun -filled periods of hockey. The Hensall Atoms blanked Zurich 3-0. The Novice followed but lost to Clinton 2-1. The Bantams were blanked 2-0 by Mit- chell. The Stars of the day were the Tykes who provid- ed fans with 30 minutes of High Class entertainment. However they were swamped by Clinton 14-1. The Pee-Wees concluded the day with a 10-4 victory over Goderich. Many thanks to everyone who helped to make it a success. The Hensall Pee Wees ad- vanced to the semi-finals of the South WOAA by defeating Huron Park two games to one. In game one, played last Wednesday, Hen- sall gained a 5-4 victory. Scott Bell Led the team with four goals while Rob Taylor added the other. At Huron Park on Friday the boys dropped a 7-3 decision. All three goals were scored by Scott Bell. The deciding game, played Saturday afternoon in Hen- sall, proved victorious for the boys. Scott Bell hit the net four times and Jim Dickens added one more to gain the 5-4 victory. The boys begin a series with Elma-Logan on Wednesday night at 7.45 p.m. in Hensall followed by a Friday night game in Monkton. If necessary the third game will be played Saturday at 3 30 p m in Hen- sall. These boys and all the other members of minor hockey need your continued support and cheers.