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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-05-02, Page 13hTEWSTRECORD W} PN:HSDAY, MAI' 2,1,184 v.'aw'. �,•,..::-ti.a �: �+H� ;:o.�xr,esab,a% .]--...-..___----.__ _.....---..... Last Friday night the Vanastra Leos received their offical charter. Pictured are the rliembers front row left to right: Lynne Tremblay, Sherrie Edwards and Christine Davis. Second row - Marc Hoy, Chris Edwards, President Terry Davies, Ronny Davis, Robbie Brunault, Dan Brideau. Back row - Tommy Kyle, Monty Kelly, Shawn Borate-Gelok, Ray Taylor and Frank Schloendorf. Absent Bylinda Cudmore. (Rod Hilts photo) By ..... l►4ae9009r • HENSALL ^ The: nsall Centennial Com' mittee meta the United Cin. uch on Aprsd. 24. Harold Knight has assumed the dudes of chairma.n and he conducted tha. meeting. Reports from the various; committee heads indicated that a great deal of work has been done. Sale of tickets for the barbecues, dances, and opening ceremonies are picking up so anyone wishing tickets: are• advised to purchase them soon. The. ti,kets on the Honda ATCs are also available at several outlets on main street. Be sure to get yours before they are all gone. Parade entry . forms are available from William Gibson. Murray Baker outlined the 'sports events which will include the South Western Arm Wrestling Championships, Girls Slow Pitch, Tug of War, Earth Ball Competition, Horseshoe Pitching, A Gun Shoot and the 1960 Hensall Champion Bantam Ball Team will be together again for a game. Entries are coming -for the craft and anti- que show and sale. Anyone wishing to enter only one or two articles may put them in a Community Booth by contacting Mrs. Mary Buchanan at 262-2123. The Sunday Church service will feature Rev. Bob Passmore as minister along with a choir consisting of present and past choir members of the Hensall Churches. There will be a practice for the choir on June 10 at 3 p.m. If you,wish to rent a room to visitors for Centennial weekend call, 262-2029 and leave your name. The Vanastra Leos received their official charter last Friday night. The club was formed in` October of 1983. Pictured from left to right is Govener John Stephens of Exeter, Vanastra Leos President Terry Davies and Vanastra Lions President Jim Ryan. (Rod Hilts photo) Achievement night held By Margaret Hoggarth 4-H News..._ . KIPPEN - The Kipper Quilting Bees and the Kippen Calico Kittens 4-H clubs attend- ed the 4-H Achievement Night on April 26. Congratulations to Kippen three leaders Eileen Townsend and Joyce Wilson who were presented with their five year Leader Awards. See you in the fall for the "Fitness Fare" club. Kevin Diamond of Niagara Falls spent the weekend with the Hoggarth family. Kevin and Paul Hoggarth both attend Mohawk Col- lege i iHamilton. United News Pastor Don Moffat presided m the pulpit on April 29. The ministry of music was presented with the choir singing and Hank Binnendyk singing a solo, accompanied by Mary Moffatt at the organ. Pastor Moffat based his sermon on "God Still Loves our Church". Huronview news • • . • from page 9 - singing, was a full orchestra on tape and played through amplified speakers. Everyone was delighted with the antics of the colorful puppets doing their thing. Time ran out far too soon, and at the close of this fantastic program, Myrtle Fairservice thanked the guests, who were later presenting a concert at Huron Chapel, Auburn. Reverend David Thiessen, pastor of Huron Missionary Church, Auburn, accompanied the group and introduced them. • Huronview extends a warm welcome to Mrs. Margaret Ann Primeau of Seaforth, who has come to reside at Huronview. Sunday morning worship was held in the chapel, ' with Reverend Norman Pick conducting. During the service, Margaret McQueen sang a solo. Bthw1NG CE BALL MACAULAY LTD 462-3405 Clinton Mor' Ette.t " __....._ 2x4-8 Cast and Carry Queensway News Pre byterian Churchof the Card Ladies from the P:' started off the week activities by joining Queensway residents foxy bingo on Monday afternoon. OfTuesday morning the residents had the opportunity to get together to do some crafts. In the afternoon Rev. Kenneth Knight/was in to conduct worship; along to assist at the piano was Mrs. Dorothy T-aylor. 'WeOnesday proved- to be Horticulture Day at the home as plants needed some doctor- ing and cuttings were taken to start some new plants. On l'hursday afternoon a trip to the Grand Canyon was taken as a movie on it was view- ed by the residents. In the evening several ladies from the Zurich Mennonite Church came to lead the residents in a hymn sing. Friday morning residents made the week- ly trip to the Zurich bowling lanes. Lloyd McDougall was the high man bowler with a score of 119. Erna Schroeder was the highest lady with a score of 74. News and notes Mrs. A.W. Shirray returned last week after spending the winter months. in St. Petersburg Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor of Exeter have taken up residence in the Northcrest Apartment in HensalL Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chipchase have returned of their home in the .Northcrest Apartments after spending the winter mon- ths in Florida. Mrs Jack Corbett returned home after e fe or spendin a few days visiting with her son-in- law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe andfa ly at Mitchell. Rev. Kenneth Knight .ebnducted worship service onSunday. yrs. Murray Key presid- ed at the organ. A carload of PCW attended the sin Odical held in Wingham last week. The PCW will meet May 7 at 8 p.m. Mr. Doug Mann who has been a patient in University Hospital, London was able to return to his home last week. ma. Ross MacMiiltan of Waterloo spent last Friday visiting with her mother Mrs. Laird Mickle and aunt Mrs. Florence Joy* and they all enioved the luncheon at The Bayfiekiilllageln. The Three Links Sen ors wilimeet ly 4 at A p.m, at the local Hall. Card Paynewillbe in c ;,largeof the ento and Stewart and, Irene Blacktvell after the social, Everyone is urged to at_ this meeting as a nominating comnu'tte will be chosen also a bus trip to the Geriitel Follies at Massey Hall in Toronto is being arranged for July 4. It will be McNaughtores bus with 44 seats - some which are already reserved._ - . Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams of Exeter visited recently with the latter's sister Mrs. Jack Corbett. Club enjoys swimming The Couples Club of Hensall enjoyed an evening of swimming and fellowship on Thursday evening at Pinedale in Grand Bend. The next meeting will be held on May 24. A large congregation heard more about Venture In Mission Program at the United Church on Sunday morning. Mr. McDonald spoke on the theme as well as showed the film on Ventures In Mission which il- lustrated the needs of the church. The choir sang an anthem. The ushers for the service were Tim Row'cliffe, Rod Parker, Steve Gerstenkorn and Steven McGregor. Margaret Cole greeted the congregation. During the afternoon the Visiting Team CHOICE TENDER FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND .STEAK (WITH OUR SPECIAL TRIM) CUT FROM SPECIAL! CANADA •, L L ^ , GRADE,I'BEEF SS 91/kg I DELI SPECIALS SSO/kg 3.991b 3.95/kg 1.79 ib. 5.49 /kg 2.49 Ib. MAPLE LEAF STORE SLICED COUNTRY KITCHEN SMOKED HAM TASTY MAPLE LEAF POLISH SAUSAGE COIL MAPLE LEAF MEAT•CELERY-PEPPER SLICED BAKED MEAT LOAVES from the church went out to all families on the General Phase of the Venture In Mission Program. The Sunday School at the United Church held an interesting assembly on Sunday morning with the theme of Easter. The Sun- day School continues to plan for their Pro- motional Sunday on June 3 when they will be worshipping around the theme of "Living and Working Together" the theme for the Town and Centennial. Two of the teachers are writing a chancel Drama for this special Centennial Promotional Sunday. Rev. McDonald attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Harrison at Listowel on Saturday evening. OUTSIDE BOTTOM EYE REMOVED 5.9i/k9 BONE4SS! ROUND ROAST OR STEAK 2.681b. BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP 5I /k9 ROAST OR STEAK.sPECAL'Z.981b REGULAR STYLE STORE SLICED 5.49/kg ZIW COOKED HAM 2.49 Ib. WE PREPARE FANCY MEAT AND/OR CHEESE TRAYS FOR BUSINESS MENS LUNCHEONS; AND OTHER OCCASI:ONS- MAPLE LEAF ENGLISH STYLE BACK BACON 15 9._ _ _2._ 4 MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED HAM STEAKS 175 g • 78 l&W BEEF & PORK BREAKFAST STYLE f 69 SAUSAGE 3.73/kg Ib COUNTRY GOLD SLICED TENDER ./ Q COOKED HAM 175 9 1 S7 . SLICED MEATS 125 g 148 MAPLE LEAF - 4 VAR. DELI STYLE 1 COUNTRY OVEN INSIDE TOP 6,371k9 BONELESS! ROUND ROAST OR STEAK 2.891b. BONELESS TENDER RUMP ROAST 6.37: 2.89. 9 SPECIAL PRICES IN.'EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 TO CLOSING SATURDAY MAY 5. 1984. FRENCH STYLE 2.5 o'z. FRESH BAKED le CROISSANTS 4, r DANISH ' COFFEE RING 395 g 1.99 FRESH FRENCH BREAD 450 g 69' SHANK OR BUTT PORTION FRESH LEG OF PORK 3.26 ... f.98... MAPLE LEAF REG., THICK, GARLIC SLICED BOLOGNI 500 g f. 79 PACKAGE MAPLE LEAF BRAND S.P. COTTAGE ROLLS 3.95,.. f.79. ' FRESH LEG OF PORK "CENTRE PORTION" 3.92.1. 78b MAPLE LEAF BABY BAG PARA REGULAR OR ALL BEEF BOLOGNA CHUB 32t. 1.49e COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED FULLY COOKED COUNTRY STYLE HAM 8.13 kg 3.69... 8 VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF MEAT STICKS 250 g 1.79EACH MAPLE LEAF QUALITY GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 500 g ,, 98.. :G 1°PACKAGE'., MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED REG. OR MINI CORNED BEEF BRISKET 5.93/1.69,. MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNICS 3.28/k 1.491b PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE NEW POTATOES 6C/kg 294e 10 LB. BAG PROD. OF S. AFRICA CAN. NO. 1 BARLINKA BLUE GRAPES PRODUCT OF ISRAEL JAFFA ORANGES PROD, OFMAPLE LE BEA SPROUTS 59b. PROD. OF FLORIDA 40 ZUCCHINI 2.% /k9 SQUASH 99b. PROD. OF U.S. CALIF. FRESH BROCCOLI ..99° PROD. OF U.S. DELICIOCAN. X. FCY. I96/kg US RED OR 99bGOLD. APPLES PROD. OF FLORIDA ID O9/kg FRESH WATERMELON 49'ib PROD. OF U.. CAN. FCY. 4 74 ANJOU . /kg PEARS 79#Ib. PROD:''OF U.S. FLORIDA CUCUMBERS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. BUNCHES PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH STRAWBERRIES HEAPING QUART PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 BUNCH CARROTS 79° GREENS 3/99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 12 oz sOLAW - 2199' PRODUCT OF U.S, FRESH LEMONS 5�� PROD. OF ONT. CAN. N0. 1 DUTCH SET 0 ONIONS PK120 F PROD. OF U.S. CAN. N0. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH ASPARAGUS 4111111.111.111.1.1., ASSORTED TROPICAL PLANTS STURDY GERANIUMS 10. DIA. POT 142•9EAs • 3,,, 994 DIA. LOCALLY GROWN POT CUT. FROM YOUNG ONTARIO PORK FRESH PORK SIDE. SPARERIBS REGULAR ALL BEEF OR B.B.Q. STYLESLICED - MAPLE LEAF REGULAR, ULAR, THICK, OR HINT OF MAPLE MAPLE LEAF BRAND SIDE 1 OUR REG. 3.49 ,...,_, f79 .9 li. PKG. •18 IDEAL FOR A COOKOUT • j99 500 9 .... . • PKG. 3,95/kg FRENCH STYLE 2.5 o'z. FRESH BAKED le CROISSANTS 4, r DANISH ' COFFEE RING 395 g 1.99 FRESH FRENCH BREAD 450 g 69' SHANK OR BUTT PORTION FRESH LEG OF PORK 3.26 ... f.98... MAPLE LEAF REG., THICK, GARLIC SLICED BOLOGNI 500 g f. 79 PACKAGE MAPLE LEAF BRAND S.P. COTTAGE ROLLS 3.95,.. f.79. ' FRESH LEG OF PORK "CENTRE PORTION" 3.92.1. 78b MAPLE LEAF BABY BAG PARA REGULAR OR ALL BEEF BOLOGNA CHUB 32t. 1.49e COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED FULLY COOKED COUNTRY STYLE HAM 8.13 kg 3.69... 8 VARIETIES MAPLE LEAF MEAT STICKS 250 g 1.79EACH MAPLE LEAF QUALITY GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 500 g ,, 98.. :G 1°PACKAGE'., MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED REG. OR MINI CORNED BEEF BRISKET 5.93/1.69,. MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNICS 3.28/k 1.491b PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE NEW POTATOES 6C/kg 294e 10 LB. BAG PROD. OF S. AFRICA CAN. NO. 1 BARLINKA BLUE GRAPES PRODUCT OF ISRAEL JAFFA ORANGES PROD, OFMAPLE LE BEA SPROUTS 59b. PROD. OF FLORIDA 40 ZUCCHINI 2.% /k9 SQUASH 99b. PROD. OF U.S. CALIF. FRESH BROCCOLI ..99° PROD. OF U.S. DELICIOCAN. X. FCY. I96/kg US RED OR 99bGOLD. APPLES PROD. OF FLORIDA ID O9/kg FRESH WATERMELON 49'ib PROD. OF U.. CAN. FCY. 4 74 ANJOU . /kg PEARS 79#Ib. PROD:''OF U.S. FLORIDA CUCUMBERS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. BUNCHES PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH STRAWBERRIES HEAPING QUART PROD. OF U.S. CAN. NO. 1 BUNCH CARROTS 79° GREENS 3/99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 12 oz sOLAW - 2199' PRODUCT OF U.S, FRESH LEMONS 5�� PROD. OF ONT. CAN. N0. 1 DUTCH SET 0 ONIONS PK120 F PROD. OF U.S. CAN. N0. 1 CALIFORNIA FRESH ASPARAGUS 4111111.111.111.1.1., ASSORTED TROPICAL PLANTS STURDY GERANIUMS 10. DIA. POT 142•9EAs • 3,,, 994 DIA. LOCALLY GROWN POT