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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-06-25, Page 18PAGE 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1981 Award winners at Holmesville Public School's graduation on June 22 were, left to right seated, Shawn Rahbek, general proficiency and sportmanship award, and Jackie Norman general proficiency and music. Back are Brad Porter citizenship; Laura Feltz, Melody Falconer, and Jacqui Taylor, family studies. I James Fitzgerald photo ) Over 80 Websters meet The annual Webster picnic was held at Brucefield Cen- tennial School on Sunday, June 14 when about 84 registered. As it was very humid and sultry, the gather- ing was held indoors. Mrs. Jessie Kirkland and Mrs. Olive Blake supervised registration. Sports convener Hugh Lobb conducted con- tests and relay races. Win- ners included Nancy Lobb, preschool children throw the paper plate and Greg Lobb, 6 - 10 years throw the paper plate. Everyone enjoyed the pipe band music by three pipers led by drummer Watson Webster. President Mervyn Lobb welcomed everyone and en- couraged the younger gener- ation to continue the family reunion as next year will be the 60th family reunion. A musical by Doris McKinley on marimba, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Gerald Moffat, was enjoyed. A minute's silence was observed in memory of those family members who passed away during the past year including Irene Turner, Ada (Helm) Woods; Mrs. Elmer Webster; Elgin McKinley; William Hackett; Albert Gammie; Lorraine Dwyer; Earle Webster and Jack Rit- chie. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb was enjoyed. Lawrence Webster of Beamsville told of how his father, John Webster, cut stones by the grain and hauled them with his Ford car to build the Webster Cairn which stands by the Greenhill Cemetery in Luck - now, in memory of the Webster pioneers. Mrs. Robert Kennedy of Richmond Hill, historian of Pilot killed after take -off KINCARDINE - A well- known Kincardine pilot was killed instantly on June 13 when his plane crashed into a farmer's field just west of Molesworth. Frank Szekely, 38, owner of Stardust Aviation, was killed just moments after taking off from a field. 1e was flying a Piper SuPer Cub two -passenger single engine plane. Witnesses reported a wing dropped off the plane just prior to it going into a nose dive. Ministry of tran- sportation officials removed parts frord the crash site to Kincardine for study. Smile 1f it goes in one ear and oil the mouth, it's gossip • w , . the County Wexford, Ire- land, Websters who came to Landsdowne Township, Leeds County, Ontario, told of her ancestors and how she was proud to be a Webster descendant. Jim Webster from near Commons County, Tipper- ary, played a penny whistle and button accordian to everyone's delight. A duet was sung by Mrs. Mervyn Lobb and Mrs. Robert Ken- nedy. Silver dollars were award- ed to the •oldest lady, Mrs. Elgin McKinley; the oldest man, Sam Gibson; youngest child, Patricia Martin, daughter of Jeannette and Irvine Martin; closest birth- day to reunion date, Elsie McKinley and May Coad; nearest wedding anniversary to reunion date, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb; largest family, Don and Alison Lobb and Hugh and Martie Lobb; longest distance travelled to reunion, Bob and Adeline Kennedy and Lawrence and Selina Webster; longest mar - Selina Webster; longest mar- ried, Mr. and Mrs. Sam A short meeting elected the following slate of offic- ers: president, Don Alton; first vice, Anson McKinley; second vice, Frank,Alton; treasurer for northAlex Andrew; treasurer for south, Melvin Webster; secretary, Bemadean Ritchie. The Webster picnic will be held, next year at Brookside • Public School on June 19, so plan to join the relatives on the occasion of their 60th family reunion. 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Zone Commander Bob Chapman of Goderich and Zone Officers installed the men's officers: president, Ir- vine Ferris; 1st vice- president, Peter Allan; treasurer, Murray Tra- quair; secretary, Red Stewart; Sgt. at Arms, Larry Uyl; service officer, Auxiliary Paul Neilands; chaplain, Rev. Stan McDonald; ex- ecutive, Peter Zwaan, Frank Forrest, Charles Cooper, Grant McClinchey and Stan Kochan. Refreshments were served by the ladies. District Deputy Grand Master Installed Bro. Alex McBeath of Kip - pen was installed as District Deputy Grand Master of Huron District No. 8 on Sun- day evening at an open in- stalL,ation at the Hensall Lodge rooms, attended by many district officers and members. Rev. Stan McDonald opened the even- ing by leading in prayer. Bro. Ernie Chipchase, Past District Deputy and Past Commander of the Encamp- ment installed Bro. Alex. Bro. Jim Rose of Seaforth was pianist for the evening and Bro. Cecil Pepper was Marshall for the installation. Bro. Alex spoke and in- troduced his family, his charming wife, Evelyn, his sons Ross of Kippen, and Douglas of Kincardine. D.D.G. M. Alex presented the travelling Gavel to. Bro. John Moffatt, D.D. G. Warden. Past Grand Master Bro. John Broadfoot, in- stalled Bro. John Moffatt as District Deputy Grand Warden. Bro. Pere Camp- bell, P.D.D. installed Bro. Charles Hay as D.D. Grand Secretary. Following the in- stallations retiring Bro. Per- cy Noels, Exeter spoke ad- dressing Bro. Alex. Bro. Robert Heywood played and sang two most appropriate numbers, which added much,. to theevening's program. The meeting concluded with prayer by Rev. Stan McDonald and a social hour followed when refreshments were served. Carmel News Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day when Mrs. Jean Carey of Cromarty spoke on the General Assembly which she 11 joint attended at Ottawa. The Ser- vice next Sunday June 28th owing to the Anniversary service at Cromarty when Rev.. W.D. Jarvis will be guest speaker. Queensway News The staff and residents ex- press their sincere thanks to volunteers who transported them for bowling, Wanda McClinchey and Susan Campbell, and to the dance at Vanastra on Wednesday. Rev. Stuart Minor conducted the church service on Tues- day. Visiting with Mrs. Irma Wilds were Marie and Henry Wilds, Kay Cockwill, Dianne Wilfred and Winnifred Wilds. Iva Ridley and Illa Dunn visited with Vera Lam- mie, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Penhale. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Triebner and family and An- nie Becker visited Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Mary Zawatsky, Joyce Kendrick, Ruth Durand, Liz and Sherri Varley visited Mrs. Ken- stallaon drick. Mrs. Rozendal was visited by her husband Dawne, 011ie and Jean Rozendal, Dirk and Marie Green. Greta Lammie, Susan Purdy and Chester Dunn visited with Vera Lam- mie. Mrs. Dora Hoggarth was visited by her husband and sister-in-law Mrs. Hog- garth. The Ladies' High bowler was Mary Parlmer with a score of 122 and the male bowler high score was Ross Thomson 116. News and Notes Mrs. Ross MacMillan of Waterloo spent last Friday visiting with her mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. A number of the 'Three Links' Senior Citizens at- tended the Seniors week at Huronview on Monday. United News The Hensall United Church morning Church ser- vice was held in the Arena on June 21 so that the visitors to the Fiddler's Contest could easily attend, and there was a good attendance of campers and Chun. members. Rev. Stanley ' McDonald conducted the service and music was pro- vided by vocalist and guitarist Betty Beerand, vocalist Linda Hunter and Mrs. Joyce Pepper at the piano. The service opened with a sing -song of old familiar hymns and the children's talk was about seeing. the good in people. The message was on 'If I Should Die Before I Live', the quality of life is more important than the length. Flowers at the front were in loving memory of Mrs. Wilheimina Jacques placed there by the family and others were in memory of Bert Shobbrook oF- Londesboro placed there b) - Rev. Stan McDonald. Greeting worshippers as they arrived was Lloyd Ferguson and ushers- were Jeff and Steve Corbett. SCHNEIDERS WEEK WEMO OUR REG. PRICE =2.44 SUPER SPECIAL SCHNEIDERS ALL BEEF oR RED HOT WIENERS 26 ONE POUND PACKAGE SAVE! $1.18 Ib. zdhrs SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY JUNE 24 UNTIL CLOSING TUES. JUNE 30 CHOICEST FRESH. ONTARIO LOIN "CENTRE CUT" PORK CHOPS BONELESS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS oR ROAST 3 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS MINI -SIZZLERS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS ANOTHER WAY TO SAVE TO AT wzehrs LQOK FOR THIS LABEL family pak save MICE ,HOW N oN LAIEu5 ,P>,. oouMo ...ON BEEF. PORK, CHICKEN AND OTHER MEATS. BUDGET PAK PORK LOIN CHOPS 6 VARIETIES SLICED SCHNEIDERS BOLOGNA 1. 3 CENTRE CUT CHOPS 3 RIB PORTION CHOPS 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOPS 500 g. PKG. OUR REG. $2.18 Ib. SAVE! 60` Ib. Ib. CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP BONE -IN WITH FERNS SPECIAL TRIM FULL CUT ROUND STEAK 61 Ib. SCHNEIDERS PURE PORK loom. SMOKED SAUSAGE STORE PACKED x2.18. ACK BEEF FBURGERS , Kg *4, 9 SCHNEIDERS POLY RAO SAUERKRAUT 9Do -I IN EYE REMOVED OUTSIDE ROUND BONELESS STEAK ROAST Ib. SCHNEIDERS SLICED REGULAR MELLOW ORANGE MAPLE AT THE WHARF NOT IN ALL MARKETS FRESH ATLANTIC COD FILLETS ,7 2-14 5001.98 g PKG FOR SALAD PLATES OR SANDWICHES SCHNEIDERS BROKEN SLICED COOKED HAM 1159. • PKG. SCHNEIDERS REG. OR CHEESE SMOKIES 6 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT ROLLS 58,450,17 SCHNEIDERS SLIM STICKS 5 VARIETIES 250 g..PKG. SPECIALS AT THE DELI COUNTER SCHNEIDERS OLDS FASHIONED SMOKED HAM SVD she 79 SCH EIDERS CANADIAN CHEDDAR MEDIUM CHEESE Ib 2 9l SCHNEIDERS THURINOERPREPARED SUMMER (PIECE) Ib. e2c 73 SHOPSY°S BONELESS CNOkCE SAUSAGE (SLICED) 2.9S COLE SLAW Ib 9 RtUMP ROAST ib 2 78 SCHNEIDERS SLICED BEEF LIVER P LYFROZENin o 08 BONELESS INSIDE ROUND STEAK �n "