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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-07-13, Page 9es :II rens on ti i.l sire , ;Ihend By Shelley McPhee Ma Tying in the height of the depression didn't threaten James and Vera McIntosh's love. It in fact brought the couple closer as they striv,;1. for common goals, success, a family, health and happiness. Today the McIntosh s can look back at those years tea the comforts of their Tuckersmith Township home. They remember the hard times and appreciate their good life today. Surrounded by loving family and friends, the Mclntoshs celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 4. "The depression didn't keep people from getting married," Mr. McIntosh remembered. "We just dn't waste a cent, :lye aved every penny." The bells at the Brucefie United Church rang l celebration of the McIntosh's wedding 50 years ago. The affair was small, but the newlyweds did treat themselves to a Montreal e we`'�=1�'{l their low., honeymoon. They had met a few years earalier while Mrs. McIntosh was teaching at SS No. 7. It wasn't love at first sight, but Mr. McIntosh teased, "1 didn't have much schooling so I had to marry someone with an education." The Mclntoshs settled into their Tuckersmith home and worked hard to make a profit from farming. Those were the days when pigs sold for $3 and eggs went for 12 cents a dozen. "They howl about the recession," Mrs. McIntosh noted, "but today the young people don't know what it was like." The secret to their long and happy marriage, Mr. McIntosh explained, is simply, '`Keep busy and you won't have time to argue." The Mclntoshs were in- deed busy. They raised two children Jim and Mrs. Mary ( Lawrence) Butt. They in turn have given the Mclntoshs five grand- children. Family, friends and neigh- bors joined with the an- niversary couple on July 3 for an open (louse party at their home. Lori goes National ST. MARYS - Lori Sippel will be a member of the Canadian Senior Ladies National Softball team at the Pan-American games to be__ held in Carcas, Venezuela in mid-August. The 18 year-old daughter of Bob and Verlie Sippel of Avonton wag gelerterl to the I SUPER SPECIAL WESTONS FRESH HAMBURG oR WIENER. ROLLS SUPER SPECIAL 0 PIECES & STEMS RIO MUSHROOMS LAYS BRAND ' B.B.Q. SALT & VINEGAR, SOUR CREAM & ONION OR RUFFLES 3 VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS 200 g • niPECIAL team after attending a vigorous eight-day camp in the United States. The ace pitcher of the MilDor Twins was the youngest player chosen and will be one of five pitchers on the 18 -member Canadian squad. Wed in the depression days, Vera and Jim McIntosh now enjoy the comforts of the Tuckersmith Township home. Their house was open to friends and family on July 3 as the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. ( Shelley McPhee photo) I SUPER SPECIAL n ZEHRS FRESH CANADA "A" GRADE BUTTER SUPER SPECIAL 7 DELMONTE FANCY QUALITY GREEN PEAS. CREAM CORN CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS 14 oz. OR 12 oz. KERNEL CORN SUPER ER SPECIAL 5 COLOUR CHOICES COTTONELLE TISSUE ROLL 4 PKG. 39 TINS FOR SUPER SPECIAL "THE THICK ONE" HEINZ KETCHUP 1 EGL family The fourth annual picnic off the late Lock and Mabel Cook was recently held in Clinton park with 37 at- tending. The race and contest winners were: four and under - 1st, Jada Cook, second, Catherine Renor and third, Sharon Baechler; five to seven - first, Lukas Tin- ning, second, Brandy Tin- ning and third, Steven Vanderburgh; 11 to 14 - first for the boys - Joey Holmes CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-- PAGE 9 and for the girls - Tracy Renon; 14 and over - first, Nick Littlechild, second, Rick Baechler and Tom Vanderburgh tied; little kids slipper throw - boys, Steven Vanderburgh and girls, Brandy Tinning; lucky number game - Karen Lit- tlechild; number of pieces of cake - Joey Holmes; dropthe hanky relay race winning team - Robert Renon, Catherine Renon, Sharon Baechler and Lukas Tin -- nine: wheel -barrow rano et in Clinton little kids - first, Tracy and Robert Renon, second, Steven Vanderburgh and Sharon Baechler and third, Lukas and Brandy Tinning; big kids - first, Kenny Cook and Nick Littlechild, second, Donna and Tom Van- derburgh, third, Jannette and Joey Holmes and fourth, Bill Littlechild and Bonnie Weir; sack race relay - winning team - Nick Lit- tlechild, Joey Holmes, Jada Cook, Lukas Tinning, .1nAnnn f nnlr rrr? Rranriv Tinning; kick the slipper - man - Kenny Cook, ladies - Cynthia Baechler, children - girls - Brandy Tinning, boys - Steven Vandenburgh; youngest baby - Amber Cook, daughter of Ken and Serena Cook; oldest person - Delbert Cook; guessing bingo chips in jar - Sharon Baechler and Grace Lit- tlechild won the cooler which tickets were sold on. Everyone enjoyed a delicious supper. Harrison clan picks new officers The 48th annual Harrison picnic was held at the Clin- ton Conservation Area on June 11. Fifty-five people at- tended. Officers for 1983-84 are: president - Bill Collins; secretary -treasurer - Cheryl Collins; directors - Ray and Elizabeth Foster and Art and Dorothy Airdrie; and sports - Brenda MacLean, Ruth McAdam. 1/2 PR1GE1 DEEP BROWNED LIBBYS BEANS WITH PORK. IN TOMATO SAUCE OR WITH MOLASSES 219 oz. TINS FOR OUR REG 1 29 EA SUPER SPECIAL DIET PEPSI OR REGULAR PEPSI COLA s� 1.5L BOTTLES FOR PLUS 60e DEPOSIT PER BOTTLE i PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS DOZ. 1.19 BROWN OR CRUSTY FRESH ROLLS 7¢ IN K L. E!79! 79 SUNKIST LEMON COFFEE CAKE 16 oz. SIZEi 29 ACHIEVE SOFT VOORTMAN 3 VARIETIES MARGARINE 1 LB. 115 COOKIES SPECIAL SPECIAL 200 g OR 250 g BAG SPECIAL 2/1591 i NEILSONS ICE CREAM TREATS NUTTY CONES OR ICE CREAM SANDWICHES CTN. OF 6 SPECIAL SPECIAL. HIGHLINER BOSTON BLUEFISH iN BATTER 350 g 1.59 4 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR THIN SCHNEIDERS MEAT PIES CHEESE SLICES 2.79 40.189 500 g BADEN GOUDA OR EDAM CHEESE 227 g 1•69PKG. ASSORTED CORAL OR WHITE JELL-O BATH BARS PUDDING POPS LIFEBUOY ?49 2 140 g 890 FOR SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 2.5 kg2 .49 McCORMICKS CELLO PKGS. ASSORTED 3's JUBESAGUMS NEILSONS DRINKS f.39 500 g 264 g 99'p "A TASTE: OF SUMMER" CLUBHOUSE "ORIGINAL BLEND" SALAD TOPPINS 94 g BACON CHIPS 85g f.49 .,. "A TASTE OF SEMEN" SPECIAL 3 VARIETIES ORANGE PEKOE CLUBHOUSE SALADA SALAD `N' DIP TEA BAGS 28g 31 60's SPECIAL SPECIAL 100% VEGETABLE SALAD OIL CRISCO 1 '129 A FAVOURTIE CEREAL NABISCO SHREDDIES 500 g SPECIAL SPECIAL 1.69227. SPECIAL SPECIAL MOTHER PARKERS INSTANT COFFEE f.39 °- 3.99 SPECIAL ARDMONA LIBBYS UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz 9TIN SPECIAL IN PEAR JUICE FRUIT COCKTAIL PEACH SLICES OR HAI VFS OR PEAR HALVES 14 oz FLAMINGO BUTTER TARTS 169 HIGHLINER OCEAN PERCH FILLETS ,5 nr 239 FINE QUALITY LARGE SIZE LIBBYS PURINA TOMATO JUICE PUPPY CHOW 48 oz.1/98 kg TIN a BAG SPECIAL SPECIAL WINTERFRESH LAUNDRY DETERGENT REGULAR OR GEL COLGATE WISK TOOTHPASTE LIQUID 150 mL f.79 WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 450 LITRE 2.39 WESTONS APPLE SNACK 119 BUNS PM r, or n 125 J.B. COUNTRY STYLE FROZEN 12.5 oz. APPLE CIDER 7Q¢ SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WED JULY 13 UNTIL CLOSING TUES JULY 19/83 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT JULY 16 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN! HIGHWAY N GODERICH MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 0 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. el WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. A. SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 11:30 TO 0 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND NO. 03 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 0 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. - 0 TO 0 P.M. SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. The following won races or contests: running races - three years and under - first - Eliza Jane Smyth, second - Angela Collins; 3-5 years - first -Trevor MacLean, second -Shaun McAdam; 6-9 years - boys first -Jeff Oesch, second -Mac Hackett; 10-14 years - boys first -Stanley Airdrie, second -Jeff Oesch; 10-14 years - girls first -Sheri Oesch, second -Sara Eagleson; men - first -Paul Kearns, second -Leroy Dougherty; women - first - Brenda Hackett, second - Barb Oesch; sack race - 10 and under - first -Timmy An- drea, second -Sara Eagleson, over 10 - first -Scott Hackett, second -Leroy Dougherty; three-legged race - first -Bill Collins and Stanley Airdrie, second -Brenda Hackett and Scott Hackett; kick the slipper - women - first -Barb Oesch, second -Dorothy Air- drie; men - first -Bill Collins, second -Scott Hackett; nine and under - first -Trevor MacLean, second -Jeff Oesch; relay: putting on nylons with oven mitts - Bill Collins' team; longest line of clothing - Bill Collins' team; balloon toss - pairs - first -Ian Harrison, Paul Kearns, second -Scott Hackett, Leroy Dougherty; closest to 30.5 metres (100 feet) - first -Jan Kearns, second -Olive 1144‘110 010010•9 A REAL INSURANCE AGAINST MI ERAL DEFICIENCIES! 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