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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-15, Page 9PAGE 8 -CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1 Sun y Sc k�sy Mrs. Lewis Stonehenge Summer flowers filled the Knox United Church, Belgrave, While the music floated on the morning air to welcome a capacity con- gregation to the annual Sun- day School Anniversary and barbecue on Sunday, June 12. Many came a long distance to worship with parents and friends. The centre pews were reserved for the .leaOhers and the primacy pupils. Each Sunday School atten- dant wore a pansy corsage. The junior choir of approx- " imaately 20 voices entered the sanctuary to the proces- sional by n, accompanied by the organist, Mrs. George Procter and pianist Mrs. Howard Morton. Scripture readings were given by Carol Hopper and Heather Marton. Clifford Coultes presented the attendance awards for Sunday School pupils: First year, Karen Marks, Matthew Carnldbell. • T: Second year, Jayne Vin- cent, Colin- Campbell, Daryl Marks, Andrew Campbell, Chris Campbell. Third year, Ian Marton, Heather Morton, Dean Vin- cent. Fourth yea.v;',. Mark Coultes, Tim Coulter: Seventh year, Jennifer Procter. Eighth year, K::therine Procter. Eleventh year, Ruth Hig- gins, Alison Coultes. Twelfth year, Donna Hig- gins. William A. Coultes, superintendent, conducted the service assisted by Rev. John G. Roberts. Mr. Coultes welcomed all those present and expressed his thanks to all who helped with the service and barbecue_ The offering was received by Alison Coultes, Donna Higgins, Sheila Anderson and Melanie Scott. Mrs. William Coultes in- troduced the guest speaker, the Rev. Murray Barnet who is Director of the Pearce - Williams Training Centre, at Dutton.. Mr. Robert Grasby thank- ed Rev. Barnet for his in- spiring message. Following the service a chicken barbecue was enjoyed. ACW Meet The ACW meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jack King in Wingham. The president Mrs. Beth Procter led in prayer. The scripture was read by Mrs. Alex Nethery. Mrs. Procter read the Hullett Happenings Kindergartens Visit On June 7, the Grade 8 girls went to their weekly ride to Seaforth Public School for Home-Ec. At 12:40 they got on the bus with the kindergarten 1 class. At Home-Ec they learned how to make grilled cheese and how to cleanthe kitchen pro- perly for games and fitness they finger. pa' , ' had races, played -tag and red rover. Their trienit was grilled cheese, or open face sandwiches, pink -lemonade. After lunch they coloured anct_Allfr various silent games. bIliially,they :let at 3:00 full" aldd... ired,.,.'The kindergartens.. enjoyed it thoroughly., Next week the gralde 7 girls ''bring the k ride rgaa5tecke,, , :1L•1a to Hoene-Ec. reporter -Lori Bromley Track and Field'. chi June 2 the 1st and:2nd place winners from Hiillett's track and field meet, went to Seaforth High School for the= annual track land ,,field Summerhill plans family, Men ic:. Tare Sura nel�{u1l Lar dies Club held the June meeting at ; the home of Hazel Watkins. President .Marg Wright opened the meeting and welcomed 20'7nembers and one guest. thank yous were received from the Canadian Red Cross and the Clinton Hospital Building Fund for previous donations. It was decided to hold a community picnic' at • the Clinton Conservation Park on Thursday, July 14 at 7 p.m. with a pot luck supper. Sports will be organized for the small children and a ball game for older participants. All Summerhill Community residents are welcome. The raffle prize was won by Donna Gibbings. Marg Wright won the "guess the contents" package brought by Ali Westerhout. Ida Wright's hidden package was wcm by ' .Marion Colclough who gave two humorous readings. The next meeting will be held on July 13 at 8:30 at the home of Sandra Westerhout. Lunch and program com- mittee include Lorna Ellis, Arny Gerrits . and Donna Gibbings. DRYSDALE MAJOR A APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES SER V10E • ri v nl'('' NEW AND USED regionals. The regionals con- sisted of six schools in- cliidir g Clinton Public, Clin- ton Christian, Seaforth Public, Blyth Public and Huron Centennial. Hullett put forth a great effort but finished in 3rd place overall. Hullett also had a personal winner, Susan Govenlock finished first in the In- termediate division. reporter - Mike Radford. Goderich Trip On June 7 the Grade l's went on a field trip to Goderich. While in Goderich the grade l's visited the air- port, fire station, Zehrs and the veterinary clinic. At the airport the students viewed a film. While at Zehrs the students were given donuts e bake shop. At. the fire tToh4lie. itdde>ilts Were shown a film. and they view- ed the fire engines. At the veterinary clinic the students were taught about the care of animals. Reporter - Deanna Lyon 0 tes anniversary meditation. Miss Lillian Potter con- ducted the mission study on the Philippines, telling of the work of Sister Augustina, a nurse in the Philippine In- dependent Church. A Cana- dian Anglican priest, Alan Thwaits and his wife are ser- ving there as well, concen- trating on the work of conti- nuing education for the clergy. For the great majori- ty of the 40 million people in the Philippines arrest, detention and injustice is common. Many foreign own- ed concerns permitted by the Marcos government under- mine the life and livelihood of the Filipino people. The program prepared by Mrs. Clare Van Camp was a story about firefliesa poem. Miss Mary Isabel Nethery acted as auctioneer for a bake sale. People Report Birthday congratulations are extended to Mrs. Edna Nethery of Belgrave who will be 91 on Sunday, June 12. Mrs. Ethel Wheeler of Belgrave who will be 94 June 16 and Mrs. Amelia Brown of Brookhaven Nursing Home, Wingham, who will be 99 on June 14. The Family and Consumer Affairs meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the WI Hall onJune 21 at 8:15 with Mrs. Richard Moore convenor. Miss Marion Taylor, the Huron County Dairy Princess, will be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grif- fin, Jonathon and Deanna of Thunder Bay spent last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker of Belgrave. Dinner guests on June 5 with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker, Bonnie and Allan were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grif- fin of Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. Wall and Isabel of London, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Palmer, RR 5, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Walker of RR 1, Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Palmer of RR 5, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. George Michie attended the United Church Muskoka Conference at Elgin _House on the weekend of June 3,4 and 5. Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Thomp- son of East Brunswick, New' Jersey, U.S.A. are visiting this week with Mrs. Ethel Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Makas of London spent the weekend at the home of Mr. est nterest 'k1o 1 to 3 years Annual We represent mony Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest Interest being of- fered on Guaranteed investment Certlftcates. 'Subject to change Gaiser-Kneal Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CANTON GRAND BEND GODERICH 235-2420 4824747 231-8484 524-2118 Want a carefree summer? It's in the bag Join the CAA Auto Club now and receive on attractive nylon Adidas Sports Bag FREE (o $10.95 value). Summertime is travelling time The CAA will provide you with the peace of mind as well as all the travel information you'll need. Wherever you travel in North Americo your CAA opens Phe door to savings and convenience. let CAA help you enjoy a bettor, more relaxing summer Get your membership now (Offer expires June 30. 1980) etc fit®nBury 5E. Fest ub CLINTON 462-9300 and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler. Miss Emma Johnston, who makes her home at the Woodlev Nursing Home_ Wroxeter, visited with her sister Mrs. Edna Nethery on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nethery celebrated her 91st birthday, June 12. Eight tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the WI Hall, Wednesday, June 8. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Janisa Coultes; novelty lady, Mrs. Agnes Bieman; low lady, Mrs. George Drekmann; high man, Clarence Hanna; novelty man, Garner Nicholson; low rnan, William Black. This will be the final euchre until they resume again in the fall_ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston of Welland. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis of Brampton visited on the weekend with his father Mr. Kenneth Davis. Cari and Adam MacLen- nan of Kitchener spent the weekend with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Michie. Also visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker and Mark of London. UCW The Evening Unit of the UCW met on June 7 at the home of Mrs. George Michie_ Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler opened the meeting with the business. The minutes were read and adopted. Mrs. John McIntosh read a letter from her sister-in-law telling of her work in Haiti. Mrs. Ross Anderson an- nounced the Special Event Day to be held at Camp Menesetung June 16 for all UCW members starting at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Wilena Brown will be the guest speaker and her topic will be the new study book for the fall. Mrs. John McIntosh and Mrs. Cliff Logan, who were delegates to the Westminster Weekend, led a combined workshop service and pro- gram on the theme "The Great I Am." The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Norman Cook. .' A Ire kin Clinton Scouts earned the Blnewater Region Chief Scout's Awards at a special presentation ceremony in Mitchell on June 4. Perth MPP Hugh Edighoffer presented cer- tificates to Clinton 1st Scout leader Wayne Wigelswortb and Scouters Michael Hallan, Paul Lippincott and Bryan Thomas. Thirty-seven Scout groups earned awards. ( Mitchell Advocate photo) zehrs fine markets... of fine foods PORK LOIN PORTION OF "COUNTRY STYLE" RIBS TENDERLOIN PORTION PORK LOIN ROAST BONELESS! FRESH DREASTS MAPLE LEAF LARGE 500 g SAUSAGE MEAT ROLLS 3.95 /kg 1.791b. 3.95 /kg 1.791b. 8.36/kg 3.791b. MAPLE LEAF VEAL STEAKETTES MAPLE LEAF 8 VARIETIES MEAT STICKS 250 9 L 1 /2 PRICE! MAPLE LEAF QUALITY 7 CHOICE VARIETIES 175 g COOKED MEATS 62` SUPER SPECT CANADA PACKERS FULLY m COOKED i SUPER SPECIAL YOUNG ONTARIO PORK BUDGET PACK 3 CENTRE CUT PORTIONS SMOKED 3 RIB PORTIONS 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION LOIN P11,9 9.9:3 PORK CHOPS Mkg,99 3 Ib. /k9 I•�Qb. 1.79 750 g 3.49 1.79 SPECIAL PRICES EXCLUDING PRODUCE ITEMS IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JUNE 21/83. rseECIAL . CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. N, 1 /2 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR -ALL BEEF -BARB -Q WIENERS 1 ib. PKG. Q!E.LISPCIALS MAPLE LEAF COOKED MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN - HAM STORE SLICED &8O /kg 3.991 MAPLE LEAF SMOKED KOLBASSA COIL BY TRE PIECE 6.59 /kg 2991e C STORE SLICED 4.39..k9 1.99. SNOPSYS COLE SLA'H MACARONI SALAD READY TO SERVF 2.62 /kg 1.191b S SUPER R SPE IA.L. CHOICEST YOUNG ONTARIO PORK !LOIN PIRK CHoPS;. "CENTRE CUT" 4•39ig f.99 BONELESS! CHOPS °R ROASTS 571 g 2.59, I SPECIAL 1 FULLY COOKED MAPLE LEAF HAM STEAKS 175 g FAST FRY STYLE "CENTRE CUT" PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.83 /kg 2.19. SPECIAL CANADA PACKERS MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 500 g PKG. 1.99 1 SPECIAL 1 SWEET PICKLED BONELESS PORK BUTT MAPLE LEAF COTTAGE ROLL 4.39 /kg 99ib Ibo 1 SPECIAL 1 MAPLE LEAF SMOKED FULLY COOKED COUNTRY KITCHEN HAM 8.36 3.79. /kg 1 SPECIAL CARTON OF 12-6 OZ. (4' , lbs.) NO NAME WING STEAKS 1 SPECIAL MAPLE LEAF 2 VARIETIES PARA BABY BAG BOLOGNA 1 SPECIAL 1 CARTON OF 10-8 OZ. (5 Ib. BOX) NO NAME T-BONE STEAKS 1 SPECIAL CANADA PACKERS THREE VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF SLICED SIDE BACON SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA PEARLETTE GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 3.28... f.49.,. 150 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. LARGE VINE RIPENED TOMATOES FROM FLORIDA. NO. 1 GRADE • 1.OS/k. 49° PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NEW CROP CALIFORNIA SALMON -FLESHED CANTALOUPES 1 ARGF SIZE 11 S E ACH SPECIAL PRODUCT OF CANADA NEW CROP ONTARIO FRESH LEAF LETTUCE 3LARGE E S I FOR L SPECIAL I CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO GROWN ENGLISH CUCUMBERS 8rE. more specials PROD OF U S.A. CALIFORNIA PEACHES CAN NO 2 N 99', PRODUCT OF U S.A. SPANISH TYPE ONIONS 140 1 GRADE PROD. OF OMT CAH. KV MACINTOSH APPLES J LB She kg 39e Ib 1.49 PRODUCT OF u.S.A. No 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA CELERY STALK$ EACH 1.29 PRODUCT OF CA/SADA ONTARIO WO I FRESH MUSH. 00MS 4.39 ag 1.99 PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA GRANNY SMITH APPLESFANCY GRADE 1.96 -'. 6" POTTED FLOWERING PERSIAN $9e 1b VIOLETS EA 5.79 PRODUCT OF MEXICO LARGE RIPE MANGOES FA PRODUCT OF U S.A. FLOR10A CHERRY 1.59 TOMATOES PINT 1.29 PRODUCT SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL PRODUCT OF US.A CELLO BAG CARROTS ,pb 79e CLOSING SATURDAY JUNE 18/83 BRIMONNITMINIMENEEMINIVIRMINEINSINIII PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI 99', RANCH