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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-16, Page 11• Dave Renner of the Clinton Optimist Club flipped his biscuits er... pancakes on Sunday as the club hosted their second annual pancake breakfast. They enjoyed an excellent tur- nout. (James Fitzgerald photo) Bayfield dance makes a profit The Bayfield Recreation Committee met last Thursday at the Municipal Building. The final figures from the `Spring Training Dance' were . available and indicated that there was a substantial profit made on the event. The report on the Senior Citizens recreational slow pitch baseball was not available. It would appear from research done by Matty Francis, that the summer badminton program will be available in .a few weeks. Final details are now being worked out. If you are in- terested in playing badmin- ton in Bayfield this summer, please call Matty Soccer will be available hi Bayfield this season forth junidfboiystfttiPtw tion date will be announced shortly. Heading up the soc cer this season are Brian Van Biesbrock, Bob Madsen and Rev. Alun Thomas. The survey and staking of the new ball diamond will take place this weekend if the weather permits. The Agricultural Society will then review the findings before any further work can commence as any structure on the `Fair Grounds' is sub- ject to their approval. A special meeting will be held next week to finalize plans for registration dates and the purchase of equip- ment Middleton By anche Deeves The monthly meeting of the Middleton ACW was held last Thursay in Dungannon at the home of Marion Smith. Lois Srnith, leader in charge, thanked Marion for the use of her home and she welcomed the ladies to the meeting. Lois gave a , reading, the invocation and the scripture and the meditation was given by Jeanne Bennett. Mrs. Bennett read the minutes of the last meeting and Vera Miller gave the treasurer's report. Lois Smith gave a report on the group's foster child, Josilia Norestin, from Haiti and read a letter from her. Members were reminded that Steve and Rosie Cooke will be presenting a slide show of their Afrlcna safari ti'►P at the 'church oh Apr&I23. Vera Miller will purchase an Easter lily for the church and it was decided to send a cheque of $40 to the annual meeting in London. A motion was also made to pay the Deanery fee of $5. Mrs. Koening of New Castle will be the guest speaker at theACW's.May 14 meeting. She will show a film on the Dini Nation and speak about Project North. A flea market and social time will follow the meeting. Judy McMichael of the Jana Health Foods-; in Goderich was the speaker at the April meeting. She ex- plained that there are many ways in which the natural products available • in her store can improve cooking and nutrition. 'Mrs. McMichael showed many of the natural food products Come and see my beautiful paintings ....you'll be glad you did! ! ! ri .s F -a "1r studio & art gallery R.R. 2 Goderich, Ont. 524-4770 located 7 miledisaattilffinOerierebn Concession 6 between highways 8 and 21 -follow the signs from Holmesville- C and let the group taste many tthem. Rev. William Bennett presented Mrs. McMichael with a gift on behalf of the ACW, and afterwards lunch was served by Lois Wise. Church news There was a good at- tendance on Sunday at St. James Anglican Church for the Palm Sunday service. Following the first hymn, the pahms were blessed and Sarah Storey gave the reading. Rev. William Bennett's sermon was entitled A Royal Procession and Ray Wise and Don Middleton received the offering. The Good Friday service CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1661 --PAIGE 11 learn about heaitlz foods at St. James will be held at 3 pm. On Easter Sunday communion will be celebrated Flowers are always lovely in the church. For Christmas they have special loveliness, as well as at Easter. Any floral contribution in memory of loved ones may be given to Rev. Bennett or to the ladies group at the church News and notes Ed Deleves . is now home from Clinton hospital after having surgery last week. Get well wishes go out to Florence De Groof who is a patient in Clinton hespital, and to Estelle Wise as well. Charlie Cooper and ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our ®®® In-store services FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gern- ologist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most appraisals. Drop in or phone for com- plete information on Anstett's Jewellery Appraisal service. HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Ye OId ountry Ston FERGUSON APIARIE Ir r.,. t . • ' . 9 vo F AskiION ED BA tic - o� . TURKISH iv SULTANA RAISINS 1 IbiY $1.59 2 lbs.' $2.99 WERE LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 84 between HENSALL & ZURICH ® WE'RE OPEN: MONDAY -SATURDAY 9 a.m. -6p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS 236-4979 WATCH FOR THIS AD FOR DIFFERENT FEATURE SPECIALS. WALNUT PIECES Va Ib. $1.25 lib. $2.39 daughter Shirley of Midland have been in the area and Charlie was the guest at Alvin and Delores Dutot's home. Shirley visited with Muriel Grigg and both en- joyed visiting with old friends and neighbors. Thursday, April 23 is the date to remember! Steve and Rosie Cooke will be showing slides of their safari trip to Africa. The evening event will be held at St James Church and everyone is welcome to attend. A silver collection willbe taken and a social time will follow the presentation. The bus trip to Glencoe and Swain's Nursery will take place on May 6. Those taking the tour are reminded to meet at the Clinton Legion 4 8 am for departure. One bus has already been filled and some seats are still available on the second bus so please call soon if you wish'to go. Mrs. June Cooper of Chatham spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Deevea. Smile "Kids today are too pamp. erect. When I was a child my family's mealtimes consithted of two choices - take it or leave it." OPENING THE DOOR Do you find the door to employment or advancement closed because you don't have the education? Perhaps circumstances forced you to leave school at an early age. You can do something to open the door. Our Certificate programs in ACADEMIC UPGRADING are designed for adults - instruction is individual and you can (earn at your own pace New skills in English, math and science will help you to either meet the entry standards many employers demand or to meet the entrance requirements of other educational programs. Fees are reasonable and classes begin each Monday providing\ space is available. You may be eligible for sponsorship by Canada Employment or for financial assistance through the -Ontario Student -Asst Lance Program (OSAP). Give us a call, and well give you the details in ACADEMIC UPGRADING. Clinton Camp scall 482-3458 Conestoga Gollege ofApplied Arts echnology Building skills today or the needs of tomorrow. We come to BAYFIELD 11, 12 Hwy. No. 21 BAYFIELD is not just summer it's "NOW" Come and enjoy a much needed break from winter. 9, 10 Grand Bend 1 THE LITTLE INN 'A retreat for all seasons.' - Quaint Rooms & Country dining . Reservations recommended Licensed under LLBO, 565-2611 9 'NIP 'N TUCK VARIETY STORE Next to LCBO. Open - 7 days a week . to service you Hwy. #21 565-2688 10 THE TENDERSPOT Mini supermarket; Quality meats — produce & groceries Hwy. #21 565-2791 ' 2 & 13 THE RED PUMP RESTAURANT & GIFT SHOP • Gourmet dining & gifts from around the world. Fully licensed. 565-2576 E.A.T. CO. OF BAYFIELD Eats and Treats Opens April t 1 h 565-2942 • • 12 THE WALNUT INN Crafts and antiques 565-2156 3 THE KETTLE CREEK ----------- CANVAS _CO, _____- Main St. Dawn De Jong. Prop. 565-2784 14 THE VILLAGE GUILD -AeJtgu .�ewell.ery.�_._ fine china: Slams for collectors 1 Opening Mother's Day 565-2766 4 THE BAYFIELD COUNTRY STORE Arts, Crafts. and Tea Room 565-2943Git's 15 GEORGE'S GIFT SHOP Stained China, Glass. . Pine Open April 491565-2693 5 THE OLD SAME PLACE Wooden toys made In Bayfield, neat stuff, Kites, canvas chairs 565-2496565-2440 16 GAMMAGE'S TOTALITY Handcrafts from the country G fts. flowers, plants art 6 THE WARDROBE 'Clothes for women and exclusive hand knitS. Open April 41h 565-2588 17 THE ALBION HOTEL Country dining Licensed „rider ' he LCBO Acci,mm�,dati ns 565-2641 7 JUST HAIR Hair styling for ladies R men custom T-shirts 565-2188 18 BRANDON PRO -HARDWARE Hardware. Sporting- Gnrds 565-2677 i' 8 MEMORY LANE Treasures — Past & Present Opening May 16th 565-2961 19 McLEOD FISHERY II Fresh Fish Seat. ti 1 Bait Open Daily North Dock 565-2470