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Christmas shop this Sad.
The Lioness Club will be
holding their Christmas
Bazaar on Saturday, Nov.
21st from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
the Vanastra Recreation
Centre. This year again they
will be putting in their Kid-
dies Corner where the
children can do their
Christmas shopping unac-
companied by Mom and
Dad. All gifts will be $1.50
and under and Christmas
wrapping and gifts tags will
be provided free.
The crafts at this year's
bazaar promise to be many
and varied from homemade
guilts, woodcarvings, bead-
work, macrame, knitting
and sewing as well as bake
Some
thoughts
Look before you leap -
BUT - He who hesitates is
lost.
+++
Many hands make light
work - BUT - Too many
cooks spoil the broth.
•+++
Discretion is the better
part of valor - BUT - Faint
heart never won fair lady.
tables and food booths. Ad-
misi3ion to this year's bazaar
will be adults -50c, children
25c and pre-schoolers free.
Your admission charge
will also be your chance on
the door prize. So come on
out for day of browsing acid
maybe pick up some
bargains for Christmas. Pro-
ceeds from this year's
bazaar will go towards the
Clinton Hospital Building
Fund.
Learn about music
Last week the children
made shakers, drums and
guitars. This week they are
still learning about musical
instruments.
There are two birthdays
this week; on November 20
Brandon Thibeault and on
November 21 Paul Brideau.
Anyone who is donating
baked goods for the table in
the bazaar please bring it to
Day Nursery on Friday
evening or Saturday morn-
ing.
What's new this week
Results from Bingo on
November 10 are: first share
the wealth, Marlene Glavin
of Crediton; second share
the wealth, Mrs. Bill Kerr of
Clinton and Cora Smith of
Exeter; third share the
wealth, Evelyn Francis of
Bayfield and Jackpot, Fred
Seers of Goderich.
Angus and Rose Hummel
are celebrating their an-
niversary on November 22.
Evelyn Rhyhard
celebrated her 17th birthday
on November 5.
Dorothy Rhyhard held a
bridal shower for Dianne
• Fidon (Rhyhard) on
November 16.
Laurence Perry and Ines
Flaro were united in mar-
riage on Sunday, November
15 at Heather Gardens. Rev.
Peter Mantel of St. Thomas
performed the ceremony.
NASTRA
th e ( by Nancy Linton
voice
Babysining course offered
The Lioness are sponsor-
ing a babysitting course for
girls and boys aged 11 years
and up. The course will run
from Monday, November 23
to Thursday, November 26
from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at
the Vanastra Recreation
Centre.
Some of the subjects
Swimming is popular
A popular recreational ac-
tivity for people in the area
has become swimming.
Swimming is no longer just a
summer activity but can be
enjoyed all year round at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre.
Swim times are as follows:
Adults Only - Monday to Fri-
day from 12 noon to 1:15
p.m.; and Wednesday from
9:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Open
Rec. Swim - Monday, 7:30 to
8:30 p.m; Tuesday, 8:30 to
10:00 p.m., Wednesday, 6:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
8:30 to 10:00 p.m.; Friday,
7:00 to 8:00 p.m.; Saturday
and Sunday, 3:00 to 4:00
p.m.; and Family Only on
Sunday 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Smile
Did you ever realize what
a strange thing a match is?
The heavy end is the light
end.
+++
Life is a catching proposi-
tion. The spider catches the
fly, the bass catches the min- .
now, the fox catches the rab-
bit, the dog catches the flea
and man catches h—.
covered in the course will be
bathing and dressing in-
fants, general child care,
first aid, how to handle
emergencies, with a written
test on the last evening of the
course. Certificates will be
presented to those passing
the test. Juice and donuts
will be served each evening.
Cost of the course is $3.00.
If you would like to sign up
for the coarse there are
form at the Recreation Cera-
tre and Mini Mart or phone
Diane Ryan at 482-3886 or
June Jeacock 482-3881 by
Friday.
Lions dance set
On December 4th the Lions
Club will be holding their an-
nual Christmas Dance with
music supplied by Shannon.
Dancing will be from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. at $12.00 per couple
and lunch will be Murray
Hohner's hip of beef. All pro-
ceeds will go to the Clinton
Hospital Building Fund.
SPRITE, TAB OR
COCA-COLA
750mI
BOTTLES
COTTONELLE
BATHROOM TISSUE
LIBBYS BEANS
DEEP BROWN, WITH PORK
OR WITH PORK & MOLASSES
5
COLOURS
14 FL. OZ.
TINS
PLUS
DEPOSIT
4
ROLL
PKGS.
WHITE -W. WHEAT -CR. WHEAT
ZEHRS
BREAD
24 oz. LOAVES
FINE' GRANULATED
WHITE
SUGAR
2 Kg. PKG.
NO. 1. FRESH
ZEHRS
BUTTER
1 Ib. PRINT
QUALITY DOLE OR
CH IQUITA
BANANAS
PLUS DEP. ON JUG
TOOTHPASTE
CHEESE SLICES
#1.19
MAPLE
LEAF
INDIV.
WRAPPED
500 gr.
1/2 PRICE SALE
COLOUR ENLARGEMENTS
(with lustre finish)
55"x7" Reg 8260
8 x 10 Reg $525
GREEN GIANT
F.CV GREEN OR wax
•BEAN5 $UMMERSw�FT ,
PEA$ CREAM CORN OR
NIBLEIS CORN
12 OR 14 oz. TINS
MOTHER PARKERS
BAG $ 59•
COFFEE I •
1 LB.
SPECIAL $1.30
SPECIAL $2.62
From any colour negative size 110, 126 or 135.
Offer in effect until Dec. 1 1981,
Please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.
Clover Leaf ChunkKent Frozen 12 5 oz.
LIGHT TUNA1�#1.Z9 ORANGE JUICE 89'
9-13 oz. PKG. Creamed Regular
#% 09 NORe DIeese CA 50
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Ready to Serve
QUAKER OATMEAL
Dole Chunk, Crushed or Sliced Bluewater Boston Blue 14 oz.
PINEAPPLEsY-
Pack-P oz. 29 FISH STICKS it 09
LIBBYS SPAGHETTI
CRACKERS
Mazola Pure
CORN OIL
Green Giant -with
I.�9LASAGNA 9 Oz $1.49
Frozen
Beatrice 500 mi
WITH CHEESE
IN TOMATO SAUCE
OR WESTONS
5 VARIETIES
19 oz. TIN
TOTINO PIZZAS
PAMPERS
Stafford
d Cherry
PIEFILLINGi11,39 CHEDDAR 227 g 51.49
Cherry Hill Farmers
99'MIOZZARELLA $1.49
Stafford Apple
PIEFILLING
NEW-Parkay Soft 3 LB
FACIAL TISSUE 89' MARGARINEStyle #2.59
Scotties -4 colours 200 8
Mother Parkers Instant Vachon Snacks PKG OF 6
COFFEE 1O 0= JAR 4.6 9 JOS & LOUIS 11.49
TODDLER SIZE
DIAPERS
BOX OF 48
DURACELL
BATTERIES
C AA AAA
CARD OF 2 "D
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CARD
OF '1
9 VOLT
NEILSONS - 5 FLAVOURS
FRUITPLUS
YOGURT
125g
CUPS
THESE SPECIALS
AVAILABLE
ONLY IN:
HIGHWAY #8
GODERICH
MONDAY & TUESDAY 9-6 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9-9 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:30-6 P.M.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1981—PAGE 17
There was something for everyone at the Ontario Street United Church bazaar and a
favorite spot for the younger set was the Sweets and Treats display. Jigsaw puzzles and
adventure books proved to be best sellers here. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Nursery named Lady Di's
Tuckersmith Township
council officially named the
special day nursery for han-
dicapped children in
Vanastra the Lady Diana
Nursery School at its regular
meeting Nov. 3.
Council is applying for a
All about
colors
The colors the children are
learning about are blue and
yellow. They are also learn-
ing about circles, squares
and triangles. They are lear-
ning how to put their coats on
and how to take them off.
Last week • they learned
how to wash their faces and
hands and how to brush their
teeth.
grant, and : endorsed a
recreation centre proposal.
that might result in the crea-
tion of a day care centre for
handicapped adults . at
Vanastra.
By-laws were ' passed
restricting the load limit to
five tonnes of three area
bridges, which the Ministry
of Transportation has deter=
mined are unsafe for greater
loads.
, Council 'withheld a deci-
sion until its next meeting
Nov. 17 on a request from
Seaforth that Tuckersmith
become involved in an area
arena board. Councillor Alf
Ross and clerk Jim Crocker
of Seaforth presented the
proposal.
Swim-a-thon planned
The Vanastra Recreation
Centre is holding its annual
swimathon on Saturday,
November 28 from 10 a.m. to
11 a.m. Swimmers will be
collecting pledges from the
.community based on the
number of lengths they can
Swim without stopping. Pro
Construction fault
SEAFORTH - The Depar-
. tment of Public Works at
Ottawa has admitted "a
construction fault" with the
new ramp for the disabled at
Seaforth's post office to
.Huron -Bruce MP Murray
Cardiff.
• The department told Mr.
Cardiff that they are willing
to fix the ramp as soon as
possible and will be in-
specting other ramps for the
disabled at post officesin the
area to ensure they don't
contain similar construction
faults.
Wheelchairs can't
negoitate the ramp at
Seaforth since it •was built
under • old width.
specifications, smaller than
the present size regulations.
The ramp cost about $12.000
to construct.
ceeds from this swimathon
will be used towards the pur-
chase of pool equipment and
a film projector. Prizes will'
be awarded for the most
money collected and to par-
ticipants for swimming the
most laps.
Each participant will
receive refreshments for
. their. part in the swimathon.
Thank you for your support.
Church news
There will be a film for the
older children at Come Alive
on Tuesday evening.
We would like to thank the
children of the Seaforth
Public School for all the
stamps they collected.
On Wednesday Nov. 25 the
Ladies Bible Study will meet
at 10 a.m.
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