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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-12-14, Page 9re :l I: is res By Mary Chessell VARNA - The annual Christmas Concert of Varna Sun ay ool was held in the township hall right afte hurch on Sunday. This year parents were responsible for the program, with a library of materials available for their use. The only group rehearsals were with the pianist Mildred McAsh. Any one who has had experience with children's rehearsals will appreciate how much easier it was for the teachers. The children gathered on stage for the singing of Christmas carols, with the au- dience joining in for many of them, then lunch was served. The program resume- with r^rit•,ti,-r F-., Uc nsi le for Heather Beierling, Mark Webster, Paul Hill and Brian Hill. Raymond Beierling sang a solo and Greg Taylor gave a reading. San- dra Coultis sang "Little Shepherd Boy" with brother Tony, sister Mary ani kurtsta McAsh singing the echo part. Piano solos were played by Mary Ellen Webster, Krista McAsh, Darryn McAsh and Nancy Webster. Susan and Scott Kirkton played an organ and guitar duet, "Winter Wonderland". The Hill Brothers Fancily Players sort of stole the show with their short skit "J. C. Pen- ney" and its surprise ending. The Varna Singers had a medley of Christmas music prepared for the concert, but circumstances made it necessary for y conceit them to sing earlier in church, where they added a joyful sound to the worship service. Santa arrived in time to hear the children sing again, and distribute presents to an ex- cited bunch of kids. Brian McAsh attended the Sportsmen's Club dinner in Deckerville, Michigan last week. Club members donate enough venison for the feast, and the restaurant staff cooks it for them. Hunting trophies are presented to eligible members. Brian is a friend of Dale Klaus of the club, and was asked to display the.eight-point rack from the buck he shot in that area this year. Tom Lepp- ington, who hunted with Brian, got a smaller buck. donate to Children s Hospital By Isabel Scott BRUCEFIELD - A White Gift service was held on Sunday morning at Brucefield United Church with Mrs. Beth Cooper, the Sunday School superintendent as leader with the senior students taking part. The narrator was Becky Rathwell and the gospel reader was Lynne Moffat. Jerry McBeach, William Fotheringham, Dana Kloss, Judy Moffat, Brian Moffat, Faye - Anne Love and Chris McDonald helped in the stories of the Advent apple and the selfish family. Helping with the gift tree and the free gift were David Moffat, Scott Town- send, Jan Talbot, Ben Rathwell, Robert Hill and Lynne Moffat. The gift envelopes were reePivtr b. Robert Hill and William Fotheringham. The choir sang the anthem, He Carne, with Bar- bara Livermore as organist. The minister Mr. Don Moffat gave the benediction. A potluck dinner started the Christmas general meeting of the U.C.W. Evelyn Falconer, Audrey Coleman and Myrtle Taylor were in charge of the worship ser- vice on Christmas and Mrs. Doris Cantelon was pianist. Beatrice Stoll president read a poem and the minutes, roll call and treasurer's report were read by Mrs. Cliff Henderson and Mrs. Broadfoot. Donations were made to the children's mpmnrial hospital. tie ;he Van Den Neueker family and to the mission and service fund. After the meeting boxes were packed for the shut-ins. The Christmas Eve service this year will be at Brucefield Church this year at 7:30 p.m. xxx Sympathy is expressed to Edna Paterson due to the death of her son Jim of London and to his wife and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Rushcall has returned to Vic- toria B.C. after spending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mr. David Triebner is a patient in Univer- sity Hospital, London having undergone hip surgery. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,193—PAGE 9 Santa was in Varna on Sunday, just to make sure that boys and girls were being as good as they promised. He made a surprise stop f zehrs fine markers... of fine foods 6 DAYS OF OUTSTANDING FOOD SPECIALS 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY DEC. 14 THRU CLOSING TIME TUESDAY DEC. 20 PRODUCE SPECIALS EXPIRE SAT. DECEMBER 17 40,247 Olm DELICIOUS SCHNEIDERS FULLY -COOKED OLDE FASHIONED HAMS SMOKED & BONELESS OUR REGULAR 5.26 Ib. HALF OR WHOLE 5.93,.9 SUPER SPECIAL YOUNG ONTARIO PORK COMBINATION BUDGET PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS YOUNG ONTARIO PORK FRESH PORK HOCKS 7g30 /k9 5Ib. SCHNEIDERS SLICED c COOKED MEATS CHOICE OF 9 VARIETIES 175 9 990 PKG 3 CENTRE PORTION CHOPS 3 RIB PORTION CHOPS 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION CHOPS FAST FRY CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS 439,9X/kg lb • BONELESS - CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS 5273,39 GRADE "A" CORNISH GAME HENS 20 oz AVERAGE 2.49 EA. V SCHNEIDERS SLICED PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF 3>t50 g PKGS 13DL 1.89 SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES SLIM STICKS 250 q EACH 1.99EA. K -P SPRINGVALLEY COTTON BAG �t SUMMER /k9 SAUSAGE CHUBS 3.691 2-3 kg FROZEN GRADE "A" YOUNG DUCKS 2.84 mg 1.29,. SCNEIDERS SLICED SIDE BACON ENDS 500 g PKG 2.49 SWIFTS BUTTERBALL OR MIRACLE BASTE OVEN READY TURKEY "A" GRADE FROZEN ALL SIZES 3.28/,91.491. MAPLE LEAF FROZEN SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL FOR STUFFING OR FRYING 5° 9 1.29 Ib. SUPER SPECIAL! CHOICEST "CENTRE -CUT" PORK LOIN CHOPS (YOUNG TENDER ONTARIO PORK) 477 X89 "A" GRADE TURKEY ... OVEN READY ALL SIZES 2.84 /kg 1.29 ib CANADA PACKERS "YORK" PEAMEALED BACK BACON THE SWEETBY PICKLEPIECED 6.16' /kg 2i 79ib SUPER SPECIAL! YOUNG UTILITY GRADE TURKEY FROZEN OVEN READY ALL SIZES 2.62 /kg1.19 1b PRIDE OF CANADA THIS WEEKS DELICATESSEN SPECIALS FOR YOUR XMAS NEEDS - BURNS GROUND BEEF SUET 340 9 1.19PKG COUNTRY GOLD REG. OR ALL BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA 375 g 1.49PKG MAPLE LEAF SMOKED COOKED HAM STEAKS 175 q 1.79 ZBWBRAND SLICED COOKED HAM 5.49 /k9 20 Ib SCHNEIDERS BONELESS COOKED OLDE FASHIONED HAM .69/k9 3.49 Ib MAPLE LEAF STORE SLICED CHICKEN LOAF 3.95 kg 79 Ib SMOKED BACK BACON CHUNKS BY THE PIECE 9.90,9 4.491b Z 8 W BRAND 3 VARIETIES COOKED 2.62 /kg MEAT CHUNKS 1.191b Z 8 W BRAND BEEF 8 PORK BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE 3.73/k9 1.691b COUNTRY STYLE RIB PORTION PORK LOIN 3.51 kg 1.591b PRODUCE SPECIALS IN EFFECT ONLY UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY DEC 17 SUPER SPECIAL! LOW BUSHY BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING POINSETTIAS OF THE FINEST QUALITY 9 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA HEAD LETTUCE CANADA NO. 1 GRADE LARGE DOUBLE POINSETTIAS POINSETTIA WITH WHITE MUM LARGE FRESH HEAD PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE GREEN PEPPERS 196 kg OMTARIO Mink 1?'C4 CORTLES 1 Ib (FI 10 RA( P000UCT OF U.SO 9., ZUCCHINI i 1404 Poi RCAU11FUl FLOWERING MUMS 114017 POTS WITN 41710 COUNT PAM POINSETTIA rpuo PROM 0471010 C044A61 4.99 COLE SLAW S.99 CARROTS 04110410 MO 1 F RIAU41fUl 4707444146 AZALEAS 1 ARGF 7 POTS THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 13." FRESH RADISHES HIGHWAY P10. 8 GODERICH MON., TUES.. 9 TO 6 P.M. WED.. THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. AT. 8:90 TO 6 P.M. A 07 __._.... Ib RA 1 Ib CE LA Pt(G Ib c PRODUCT OF THE TROPICS CHIQUITA OR DOLE BANANAS 74'kq 1.19 196k989'1b 3/99' $ lbs. FOR PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA "RED EMPEROR" RED GRAPES CANADA NO 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF CAIIF04N,A U S A NAVEL ORANGES SWF FT I A TIN(, SI71 "I 1.99 0410410 C4OWN NO. 1 MUSHROOMS 4.87 kq 198,b Og71R10 C1717:041 BEAN SPROUTS 1.30 k4 59',b PRODUCT 01 TURAIT 99' STRING FIGS 107 q (.111 O P77, 741 SPICIAIIH IN CUSTOM 89° FANO F`,,ITr•ASkETS JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY, P10. 4) WINGHAM MON., Tun., WED. & SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 0:30 TO 9 P.M. 0I10 P00007 F ()F P7 PFRSONN4I (AN ASSIST V071 WITH v011117•1017 INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND NO. 83 EXETER MON., TALES., WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 0:90 TO 6 P.M. at the Sunday School Christmas Concert and the children quickly gathered around to see the jolly old soul. (Mary Chessell photo) Goderich Township Council meet and set aside $90,000 for taxes Accounts totalling more than $132,000 were ordered paid when Goderich Township Council met for its inaugural session December 5. Of this amount, $90,000 was for Huron County taxes. By-law no. 12, 1983, a by-law setting the salaries for 1984, was given two readings and passed. By-law no. 13, 1983, a by-law appointing various officials, was also given two readings and passed. By-law no. 14, 1983, a by-law authorizing a tile drain debenture of $18,800 on five properties, was given three readings and passed. By-law no. 15, 1983, a by-law setting the rate for processing variances in the official plan and spot zoning changes, was also given three readings and passed. A tile drain application, received from Allard Feddes for lot 27, concession 4, was approved by council, subject to the availability of funds. A land severance application, requested by J. Hindmarsh for part of lot 10, con- cession 1, was dealt with as per questionaire. Mrs. Lynda Steenstra was present at the council meeting to request that the P.E.P. group be issued a licence number in order to conduct a raffle. The clerk was instructed to issue this. Mrs. Carol Wammes was also orecPnt at the meeting to request council's con- sideration of a refund for the November 4 dance sponsored by the P.E.P. group and also for a rate for the hall rental in order to conduct a fashion show. Council passed a motion that the balance of the hall rental of $175 be cancelled and considered as a donation and that P.E.P. be permitted to rent the hall for a fashion show, as outlined, at $50. Building permits were issued to George Huck for an implement shed on lot 16, concession 5 and to Earl Schilbe for a saw mill roof cover on lot 33, concession 3. A motion made on January 3, 1983, regarding the establishing of a full time office staff at the township hall, was rescinded. A motion was passed to authorize the treasurer to attend the tax sale and act on behalf of the township. The reeve was authorized to proceed with the installation of a second entrance from the m.p. room into the main hall at the township hall. An application for improvement to a -municipal drain received from G.T. Thompson was accepted by council and referred to W.J. Bartlett for examination and report. The meeting then adjourned until December 19 at 1 p.m. Holmesville WI host party 6 By Blanche Deeves The Goderich Township Women's Institute Card Party was held on Dec. 8 in the Community Centre at Holmesville. Four tables of cards were in play and the winners were: ladies' high, Grace McC)inchey; ladies' low, Gemey Bland; men's high, Doug Bland; men's low, Francis Powell; lone hands, Ernie Brown. Church news On Sunday morning at the Holmesville United Church the choir participated in the worship service. The flowers in the sanctuary were placed in memory of the late Tom Burley. Philip Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lobb was baptized. Don Lobb and Bill Crawford received the offering. For. the children's time, Rev. James Bechtel told the Sunday Schoolers about advent and the lighting of the third candle. On Dec. 18 the Holmesville Sunday School classes will present their Christmas per- formance, Angels, at Clinton's Wesley - Willis United Church. Bradley Wammes lights candle on wreath for Advent Sunday MIDDLETON - The Third Advent Sunday and the White Gift service were held at St. James Anglican Church on Dec. 11. Bradley Wammes lit the candle on the Advent wreath and Jennifer Dutot gave the reading. Rev. George Youmatoff of Bayfield led the service. The congregation was reminded that the Lesson and Carols Service will be held this Sunday, Dec. 18 at 11:15 a.m. St. James will also celebrate Christmas Eve with com- munion at 8 p.m. on Dec. 24. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL EPPS QUALITY PRESSURE CLEANERS • 500 psi • a gpm • 115 volt • Flex nozzle: 0° - 60° fan • Metered soap induction • CSA approved • 1000 psi • 2 gpm •220 Volt • Flex nozzle: 0° - 60` • Metered soap induction • 35' rubber hose • CSA approved epps lLtd RR 4 CLINTON, ONT. 482.3418 1 MILE EAST OF CLINTON • Cash Agricultural Price SALE ENDS DECEMBER 23/1983 OTHER MODELS UP TO 2000 psi Booth HOT and COLD WATER ON HIGHWAY 8