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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-12-07, Page 8PAGE8 CLINTON NEWS-RECORI► WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER i, 1983 0110.40404, areapswg cid The Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary were decking the halls on Monday. Members decorated •white festive musk was piped throughout the corridors, using the hospitals intercom. The music and holiday ornaments help put patients and staff in a holiday mood. ( Wendy Somerville photo) Auburn people you know.. • from page 7 Mrs. Gurdon ('hanuley and daughter, Mrs. 1,orraine ('hanlney of Guderich visited last weekend with their son and brother, Larry ('haniney and Mrs. ('hanuiey at Ot- tawa. Mrs. Norman McDowell is a patient in Winghanl hospital. She is wished a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lutz un the birth of their daughter, Amber Elizabeth in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Lutz and baby daughter arrived horse last Saturday. The annual Christmas sleeting of the Auburn Women's Institute will beheld on December 13 with Mrs. Gordon Chanuley and Mrs. Donald 1laines in charge of the program. 'There will be an exchange of $2 gifts. Everyone is welcome. Auburn and District lions Club will hold their Christmas bingo on Friday, December 9 with turkey's and casts prizes. WMS Banquet The Huron Chapel Missionary Church W.M.S. group, under the direction of Mrs. Heather Mc'('owan, held their annual Christmas banquet in Auburn Hall last Fri - .day evening. December 2 at 7 p.m. Turkey, a variety of salads ,and pies highlighted the dinner. SEIGEL'S SHOES Warehouse • 2nd Floor Ladies' Leather Winter Boots ASSORTEDI � S 'AO Ladies' Shoes, Sandals • Assorted Sizes 754 Ladies' Winter Boots PR. • Size 6 Only •Leather, vinyl, urethan 5 Pr. '3. Men's Leather Shoes • Some with Leather Solos S • 3 Pr. '40. CHILD'S ASSORTED 3 Pr. I � RUNNING SHOES S e I •12. Assorted Sizes THOUSANDS OF PAIRS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE ON 1ST FLOOR NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ON ENO FLOOR MERCHANDISE 330 Clarence at York "IN DOWNTOWN LONDON" Special guests for the evening included the Young People and their parents associated with the Huron Chapel Youth programs as well as the Cadet Club members and their parents. A special slide presentation was presented by the Reverend Arthur and Evelyn Kruger of Grand Bend who had made a visit to the Church of God Mission work in Tanzania and Kenya this past sum- mer. This was a very enjoyable evening. Church News Flowers were placed in Auburn Knox United Church last Sunday in memory of a former member, the late Robert B. Turner. The Advent Candle -Lighting ceremony was continued with Mrs. Donald Haines assisting. Gary Shuttleworth chose for his Advent message, The Saviour," and stated that He carne, is here today and will come again. Mrs. Greg Park was the organist and led the choir in two Christmas anthems. The Junior congregation was led by Mrs. Gordon Gross and Mrs. Ken Ramsay. The ushers were Bob Worsen and Greg Park. It was announced that there will be a com- munity Christmas carol service at 1 on Jesboro United Church on Sunday, December 11 at 8 p.m. This is being planned by the Blyth Area Ministerial Association and all are invited. Clothes of Distinction at affordable prices. Complete line of MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR MENTION YOU SAW THIS AD IN CLINTON PAPER & RECEIVE 1 O% OFF NON SALE ITEMS Serving you for over 50 years. 70 Ont9rlo St. STRATFORD 271-1672 For That Special Outfit for Christmas• o 0 or the gift you've been looking for INFANTS' TO SIZE 1 fi NOW CARRYING GIRLS' & BOYS' Girls' Teen Clothing Sizes 5-1 5 v By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse BELGRAVE - The Belgrave United Church Women held their Christmas meeting on Nov. 29. Donations were given to the Belgrave Cubs, Brownies, United Church Youth Group and Huron County Fancily and Children Services. The boxes for shut-ins will be packed at the home of Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse the mor- ning of Dec. 13. White Gift Sunday will be held Dec. 18. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler reported for the nominating committee. Reports were given for the various committees. Mrs. George Johnston played the piano for a sing song of favorite Christmas Carols. Mrs. Ross Anderson presented the film strip "Behold This Child", part two "The Pro- mise Fulfilled". The worship service was conducted by Mrs. Dorothy Logan and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Christmas Resolutions, the changes in our lives. A discussion was held on the trends away and toward the meaning of Christmas. WMS meet The December meeting of the WMS was held on Nov. 28 at the home of Mrs. Victor Youngblut. Mrs. Youngblut read scripture and Mrs. Fear read "O Little Town of Bethlehem'. A unanimous decision was made to join with the Maitland Presbytery in the new year. "Hark The Herald Angels Sing" was read by Mrs. Fear and everyone read a Christmas poem or story. re Christmas Supper Ninety-eight members and families of Calvin -Brick United Church and Sunday School enjoyed their annual Christmas Pot Luck Supper at the Belgrave W.I. Hall on Nov. 29. After the meal, a program was put on by, the Sunday School. It included "Christmas Is" a playlet by Trisha Taylor, Debbie and Dianne Ross, David McBurney, Tabatha Pattison and Doug Wilson; "A Whistle and Christmas" by Dianne Ross, Sherry Taylor, Dawn Dow, Chris Jamieson and Brad Robinson and "The Day Before Christmas" by Mark Robinson, Brandon Coultes, Brent and Brad Robinson. Recitations were given by Aaron Coultes, Tracy Robinson and Steven Miles. Carol singing was led by Rev. John G. Roberts with Mrs. George McGee at the piano. A play entitled A Quiet Christmas" was presented by the Intermediate and Senior Class. Members of the cast were Darcy and Grady Lamb, Angela and Jason Coultes, Stephen, Cathy and Maryon Dow, Joanne Olson, Brad Shiell and Laura Munro. Each child present received a treat and the evening closed in song. Belgrave 4-H winners At the Huron County 4-H awards night held recently, the Blyth-Belgrave Beef Calf Club completed another successful year, br- inging home a number of the major awards. Highest score in the county first year member was Steven Coultes, highest scorer in County Beef Club was Meribeth Scott. Highest scorer in the 4-H Beef Silver 6 i DAYS r t s at L Dollar competition was Lisa Thompson, Champion Beef Showman and Champion all around showman was Anne Procter. The Champion Shorthorn Heifer award was won by Lisa Thompson, Champion Shorthorn Steer, Anne Procter. Highest scorer in the judging competition was Lisa Thompson. ' UI' lLc iii i. .�n�ull Memorial Fund awards were made to the top ranking Beef Club members who ex- hibited at Seaforth Fair. The Blyth- Belgrave Beef Club won top honors in Sec- tion 1 taking five of the 22 prizes: First - Lisa Thompson, $200; Second - Meribeth Scott, $175; Fourth - Steven Coultes, $125; Fifth - Paul Coultes, $100; 15th - Anne Procter, $25. The club aLsu won the $25 prize for the must attractive exhibit of 4-H calves at the Beef Championship Show at Seaforth Fair. Members completing their projects this year are: Paul Coultes, Steven Coultes, Paul Currie, Robert Gordon, Paul Hallahan, Grady Lamb, Corey McKee, Chris Michie, Anne Procter, Meribeth Scott, Kevin Scriingeour, (:len Taylor, Lisa Thompson, Club Leaders are Murray Scott, Neil Vin- cent and Jim Taylor. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson visited on Surxfay afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Hayter of Varna. Marjorie Procter and Mr. Douglas Townley of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. Elizabeth Procter. Visiting at the same home on Monday were Mrs. Howard Zettler and Sherry Lynn of Chepstow. rist s Howard Roberts of Hamilton spent the weekend at the home of his parents Rev. and Mrs. John G. Roberts. Due to inclement weather the euchre scheduled for last Wednesday evening was postponed. There will be euchre on Dec. 7. Jeremy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, celebrated his third birth- day on Nov. 21. Celebrating at his home with him were Julie Snow, Kendra Folkard, Michele Pletch, Luke Lockridge, Jamie Mc- Callum, Michael Marks and Matthew Campbell. This community extends sympathy to John Nixon and family on the death of his father Isaac Nixon. The funeral was held from the MacKenzie -McCreath Funeral Home, l,ucknow on Saturday. The Vincent relatives held their Christmas gathering in the W.I.H. on Satur- day, Dec. 3. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taff and David of London, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mitchell, Jeff and Scott of Hanover, Paul Vincent of Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Vincent, Dean, Jayne and Vaughn of RR 1 Belgrave, Neil Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Vincent, all of Belgrave, Miss Joan Osborne, Ripley, Mrs. Cliff Logan, Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan, Michael, Shawn and Becky of Burl- ington, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and Trevor of Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Americo Arruda, Maria and Michelle of Toronto. HARVEST '" °la ( SUPER SPECIAL! 3 FOREOUARTERS WITH WHOLE NECK AND BACK 3 HINDQUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK 3 WINGS - 2 GIBLET PACKS "COUNTRY CUT" CHICKEN FRESH! NOT FROZEN SUPER SPECIAL! s Special Prices In Effect from 9 a.m. Wednesday Dec. 7th Until Closing Tues., Dec. 13 Except Produce Which Expires Sat. Dec. 10. 1983 ( SUPER SPECIAL! ) MAPLE LEAF FULLY -COOKED SMOKED PICNICS (RORK SHOULDERS) TENDER READY TO SERVE SUPER SPECIAL! ALL SIZES FROZEN UTILITY GRADE TURKEYS 2.62,,,g • 1 MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 500 g is 99 MAPLE ED LEAF - SLIC -% SIDE BACON MAPLE LEAF REGULAR SLICED BOLOGNA 500 91.79 CHOICE OF 3 VARIETIES 500 g PKG. DELICATESSEN SPECIALS MAPLE LEAF BEERFEST SAUSAGE 1.79 MAPLE LEAF TENDER SLICED 175 g COOKED HAM 149 MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN 8 8o; kg SMOKED HAM3991b MAPLE LEAF S.P. BEEF BRISKET:,%. OA 5 7tk 2,5913 MAPLE LEAF EXTRA LEAN COOKED HAM STORE SLICED 5.71 2.5911. q Ir SUPER SPECIAL! MAPLE LEAF TASTY SMOKED WIENERS REGULAR STYLE OR ALL BEEF 454 g - 1 Ib. FRESH' 106 kg FRESH° PARTBACK ON 1.39 SPLIT CHICKEN 4.39 ,g CHICKEN LEGS 1h BREASTS 1.991h MAPLE LEAF PIECE Sl ICED VISKING OR 2.62 k r 2.84kq PARA BOLOGNA 119, 1.29,, MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY GOLD COCKTAIL SAUSAGES OR ROUND COOKED 6.59 kg WIENERS25oq 169 DINNER HAM2991b MAPLE LEAF PORK BUTT SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL 189, MAPLE LEAF 2 VARIETIES 3.28;kq BOLOGNA 149,. BABY BAG PARA MAPLE LEAF KOLBASSA COIL SAUSAGE PRODUCT JAPAN MANDARIN Imig fr629 9 LB CASE IN BULK 6.59 k BY THE PIFCF 2. 9l COUNTRY GOLD SLICED SALAMI 175 q 3 VARIETIES NO NAME 2.49 99' MEAT CHUBS 600 q NO NAME POLISH OR SMOKED 4.39 kq SAUSAGE 1.99, We Reserve The Right To Limit Purr hoses TO Reasonable Weekly Family Requirements PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1 LARGE GREEN CABBAGE PRODUCT OF FLORIDA CANADA NO. 1 TOMATOES PROD. OF CAN. NO. I H9b /kg SPANISH ONIONS 39# PRODUCT OF CANADA 4.37/kg 198, MUSHROOMS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO BEAN SPROUTS PRODUCT OF ONTARIO COLE SLAW a rel 130 kq 59' b 2/99# ONTARIO SMALL GRADE 5 ih DELICIOUS APPLES/69 FLORIDA LARGE SIZE WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 3/99' POINSETTIAS MULTI BLOOM 6 POT EACH199 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO 5000 CARROTS PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA FRESH LEMONS6/99� CUCUMBERS 2/59' PROD Or 11 ; A CAN NO t PROD. 01 U.S. CAN. FCY. BARTLET 1.7 4'„ PEARS 79s