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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-06-27, Page 9•1:1,17.." ;l1 ; .v,"c, • .A 18 meeting - thrtbda, ParlY Callander Nursing June Ple WI Will be elate 110411111'4'. ty Cattleman's AsSOcia, tiOn• July 21 and August Xi te , vatThe , program .p...__was en for the • Y., and Consumer Agn4re Peter Campbell. JO Green , trJL4 r4 snow; guest speaker, spoke 11 cuts of mea( and also showed A7044,00# Mr. Green spoke on government AilipectfOil detecting drugs in the meat also service offered by the veterinary clinic. Green's abattoir and 'Veterinary clinic provides help in emergency for problems on the farm. • .. it.,,•'!' l Penny Sate', Ithiete Winners at the PeOrty% *don at the Coun- try Fayre on June 23, ili .,! the COMinonitY Centre were: pinny cases, Mrs. George Michie; potato chipaandpopt Howard MOr- ton; pink violet, 14W Hokelt , Charters, Blyth; candle, Mrs._ Gordon Falkard; stuff- ed lion, Wanda GrakaM,E.Innrii,,- Pillow cases, iii#4.. Jim CoUlteS; plant, Lori Keller; pickli,itlilly, Mrs. Leslie Vin- cent; Blue Mountain dish, Mrs. John Roberts; Blue Mountain pottery, Mrs. Boy Dawson; pillow cases, Donna: Hidebinson; picture, Margaret Ritchie, Brussels; Totted plant, Mrs. Norman Cook; stuffed dog, Mrs. Gordon Falkard; Begonia plant, Mrs. John Roberts. Cream rinse, Mrs. Don Vair; baby sweater, Mrs. Jack Higgins; Blue Mountain candlesticks; Mrs. William Cotiltes; tupper- ware pie `holders, Mrs. Don Vair; doll, Mrs, Vince Mahas, London; Avon bubble batik, Mrs. Jack Taylor; luncheon cloth, Mrs. Bert Johnston; Avon lotion and cook book, Leonard James, Wingham; tea towel, Mrs. Gordon Falkard, bun warmer, Mrs. Mike Cottrill. People report Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Leslie Vin- cent and Mrs. Dorothy Logan attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell in the Auburn United Church. Mrs. Vincent and her daughter Mrs. Doug Mitchell of Hanover attended a bridal shower in London on Sunday for Dianne Clark. Mr. and Mrs. James McCrea of Port Credit are spending a few days with Mildred Vannan who has just returned home from the Wingham and District Hospital. , Mre.., !Nall and Michelle of War* ttred'illanYlntereOngplaces, dng hone* visited with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Smithson of poWnsview. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Speakman ipMisjs. issauga were also visiting at the same home Mrs. Procter returned to her home in Belgrave on June 15 accompanied by Rev. and Mrs, Charles Speakman. and • Mrs. Gary Leitch/41111a and Jeff of , London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston attended the VorrestAnniOn held at the home of Mrs. Harvey linsion of Clinton on June 24. / Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier, Winnifred Farrier of Toronto and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald of Waterloo attended the funeral of their uncle, Cecil Wheeler of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery, Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins at- tended the Square Dance Stepping Out '84 at Wiarton on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman, Tracy, Trina, Kim andKendra are now living in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. We welcome them to our village. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman were John Leishman and Usa of Niagara Falls, Frank Leishman, Wendy, Wanda and Frankie, Joan Davis and Danny of Dashwood, Terry Bauer, Elliott, and Tanya of Prince George, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman, Tracy, Trina, Kim and Kendra, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Williamson, Patricia, Sharon, Leslie and Danny of Wingham, Tim andAngus Jacklin of Rosseau, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchum of Columbia, South Carolina, Joan Leishman, and Danny De Felici of Toronto, Jean Ken- nedy, Steven, Kathy and Amanda of Londesboro, John Shaddick of Goderich, Myrtle Barker and Beatrice Barker of Goderich all attended the wedding of Alan Leishman to Wonetta Jacobs of Brusgels at Knox United Church, Belgrave, on June 16. Mrs. Stanley Snell and Mrs. Quainte of London visited with Mrs. Snell's brother Harold Keating, on June 17. They attended the Sunday School Anniversary at Knox United Church, Belgrave and the Chicken Barbecue. Walton WI will plant pine for Bicentennial By Betty McCall WALTON - The W.I. Citizenship and World Affairs meeting was held on June 20. Business rising from correspondence read by Margaret Shortreed was the announce- ment of the Walton Sport Area Day July 14 when the Institute voted to enter a float in the Bicentennial Parade. The Institute of- fered to look after cards as a drop in euchre for those that wish to play till 9 p.m. The Walton Sports area will look after other entertainment and barbecue. A White Pine tree has been planted in the park by the Walton Women's Institute to commemorate the Bicentennial this year in Ontario. Plans were made for the birthday party in July at Huronview. A committee was put in to look after the program, several offered to make cupcakes. The Institute will cater to an anniversary supper for Lavern and Marion Godkin on July 4. A donation was made to Jack Ryans who lost their shed by fire recently on their farm. Convenor Viola Kirkley conducted a Bicentennial Quiz assisted by Margery Huether. The new programs of the Huron East District Women's Institute were given out by secretary. treasurer, Margaret Shor- treed. School News June 21 at Walton Public School a surprise party was held for Mary Ellen Walsh who is leaving to go to McCurdy /School at Cen- tralia Huron Park next fall. The children lin- ed up in the hall and she was led through with a farewell cake which was later served with hot dogs. Long scrolls with each class's names was opened when they gave, their wishes to Mary Ellen. Grade 3, her room claA, presented her with a necklace. Wendy Clark made the presentation. Mrs. Vandendoal Grade 2 teacher composed a song which the children sang to Mary Ellen. She will be greatly missed at the Walton school, was very much liked by all the children and people in the community. June 22 a short. program was held at the school for the Kindergarten Graduation when parents and friendsattended. They had the presentation of diplomas and report cards. Children had made cookies served, with lemonade, finishing the kindergarten for this term. Teacher is Mrs. Della Ben- nett. Personals Visitors on June 17 with Mr.. and Mrs. Ken McDonald were Dr. Neil McDonald of Van- couver, B.C.; Mrs. Edna McDonald of Huronview, Murray and Mary Huether of Hrussels, Brian and Dianne Huether and Sherry of Brussels; Paul and Marjorie Kreuter of Listowel; Alvin and Vera McDonald , of Brussels; Don and Marilyn McDonald, of Brussels, their grandchildren Kevin and Megan Flapbard of London; Mrs. Jean Bewley of Brussels, Rick and Jo Ann McDonald of Brussels. In the evening Ray and Margery Huether, of Walton and Herb and Mildred Traviss of Seaforth called to see Neil before returning to Vancouver. On June 13, Ray and Margery Huether at- tended the graduation for their nephew Dan- ny Holmes of Clinton at the University of Western at London. The Worship Service has been cancelled at Duff's United Church this coming Sunday due to the joint outdoor church service at the Ball Park in Brussels. Picnic after church service. East side of County Road 12, residents are asked to bring sandwiches, westside residents should bring squares, tarts and cookies. Bicentennial celebrations will follow in the afternoon. Susan McLean, daughter of Don and Betty McLean of Vanastra, graduated on May 18 from the Nursing Assistant program of the Wingham and District Hospital. Susan is a graduate of Clinton Public School and Central Huron Secondary School. She is employed at the Wingham and District Hospital. Julia Marie Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong of RR 1, Zurich, graduated with distinction from the University of Toronto at a convocation ceremony, June 20. Julia holds a Bachelor of Arts degree In French Language and Literature, Linguistics and Political Science. Gregor gathering Abo t 50 members of the Clan Gregor SocieVy of Canada met in Clan Gregor Park, in Bayfield on June 24. The event included a picnic lunch and fellowship with the other members of the clan. A highlight of the afternoon was a number of selections on the bagpipes, piped by Glen McGregor of Brucefield. Members were present from the Toronto area,' Woodstock, London, Goderich,' LondesboroeKippen and Hensall. Clinton women can now- find quality manicures facials, waxing and cosmetics at Karen's Salon of Aesthetics, located on Clinton's Main Street. Karen Archer, owner off Karen's Salon, studied in Waterloo and is a professional Aesthetician with -two years experience in a reputable Kitchener beauty salon. One of her specialties is a European facial for $22. (Wendy Somerville photo) CLINTON • Candace EIlIott.Qf Chnton was the lucky winner winner of $1,000 at the Clmtou Monster Magoon Monday night. Share of the Wealth: winners af 05125 were Cathy Huisaer of Wert* Leah Cadman of Goderich, Edith Bowan of Exeter and 1,loy4.01ougher of Blyth. Myth, The winner of the $15634 share of the wealth was Anita Aubut of Goderich. The the $1613.25 share of the wealth was Kay Storozuk of Winsham. Early bird special game number one winners split $114, They were Mary Chambers of Goderich and Bev Cunningham of Exeter. Florence Elliott of Clinton won the mite number two prize of $123. Individual $50 winners were Vera Schneider of Wingham, Muriel Byers of Clinton, Vicifi Colquhoun of Clinton, Barbara Hoy of Vanastra, Sylvia Hackett of Goderich and Fred Seers off Goderich. Sharing winnings were in game one was Mildred Nesbitt of Wingham, Norma Porter Hospital hopes to expand SEAFORTH - The Seaforth Community Hospital is hoping to expand its out-patient services. This will be done if the Ministry of Health approves the proposal and helps fund the $1,750,000 addition. The expansion project will include a 2,500 mental health centre and 6,000 square feet for a medical centre. The hospital board is hoping that the ministry will fund two-thirds of the project. About $500,000 will have to be raised locally. The expansion plan was initialized after the board recognized a change in treatment. - more out-patient care instead of staying in , • of 3odei1ch o04 41100.030011* of Seaforth. In. gaine two Mrs. Wood ofSeaforth, Glenda oflruloAdro fa of Exeter, Maim ,pinith 0:40OnandoBetty ,fluteeerot,Owloriehehorotilwioninge., " 4kone three *nem *Ottde.4 MO. W.P. Wjlson of Brucefield and: Mrs. Haa €11 Loom, , setae five*: Mrs. W of Werth and Attly_PYltstraof Clinton shared the shared Helga Bell of BOfiel Frances A_yotte of Dashwood and 11.4 Spencer of Clinton Split the winnings In game Roll,. Game eight winners were Debbie Bailey of Clinton, Jeanne Parrot of Exeter, Shirley Smith of World) and Wilma 14011c/tad of Clinton. Betty Chishohn of goderich and Gladys Pryde of Mitchell split game 10. Marj Steep of Clinton and Rose Lindsay of Sarnia won game 12. Game 14 went to Sandra Leddy of Goderich and Betty Potter of Goderich. the hospital as in -patients. At the same time the hospital has noticed a significant decrease in the number of births at the Seaforth hospital. Last year there were about 60 births and the board feels that the maternity ward can be better utilized. Hospital administrator Gord McKenzie noted that the 41 -bed hospital is, "not losing beds, but we're giving better patient care....Out-patient care is the thrust of health care. We do a lot of day surgery and can't justify adding beds." zehrs fine rnarketh . of fine foods SCHNEIDERS' MINI SIZZLERS 42 500g • 3 VAPIETES SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. JUNE 27 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JUNE 30 SIDER, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. "TASTE THE DIFFERENCE QUALITY MAKES!" , ePREHOLIDAY ONTARIO GROWN FINEST QUALITY FRESH • WHOLE 3 'lb. AVG. GRADE "A" .CHICKENS SCHNEIDERS SLICED 9 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS e SCHNEIDERS-5 VARIETIES SLICED 5°431 SIDE BACON2. 91 1 NO NAME FROZEN BEEF 5 LB. BOX BURGERS 6.98 SCHNEIDERS PORTION NO NAME FROZEN HAM • 175 g BEEF 5 LB. BOX STEAKS 1.79 STEAKETTES6.98 SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY GRILL COUNTRY GOLD REG. OR ALL BEEF SMOKED ' 5°" SAUSAGE 2.69 SLICED 375 g BOLOGNA 149 SCHNEIDERS-3 VARIETIES SLIM MEATS 250g COUNTRY GOLD BONELESS SMOKED 3 STICKS 1.98 PICNICsznERL99. SCHNEIDERS • T4 RING ' 5: • rkg SCHNEIDERS Xi% 4 20 SLICED A•erw/kg BOLOGNA2.59b. BEEF LIVER. 'It e • SCHNEIDERS OLDE FASHIONED SMOKED. HAM • 8303lb.99 • HAMS HALF FAST FRY CORNMEALED SCHNEIDERS 1166,k. BACK BACONmtL5.29,, SCHNEIDERS SAUERKRAUT 92 1.59 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST MUSTARD 175mL 2.79 SCHNEIDERS SKINLESS POLISH LINK SAUSAGE 31:" 1.89 ZIGGYS REGULAR OR WITH COGNAC LIVER PATE5009 2.69 SCHNEIDERS RED HOTS. DUTCH TREAT OR ALL BEEF WIENERS 450 g PKG. FRESH CUT UPYMECHICKEN • /kg [ DELI SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN DELI EQUIPPED STORES SCHNEIDERS BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA SCHNEIDERS THURINGER \SAUSAGE REG. OR ALL BEEF MR. MacG.REGORS FROZEN BOXED MEATS - BY THE CASE STRIP $2. PER SERVING LOIN STEAKSmEgf7.99 PREDROWNED DREADED 61e PER SERVING ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLETTES1002'g7.29 PREDROWMED DREADED 73(1 PER SERVING CHICKEN CUTLETTES 12 x 100 g 979 PREBROWNED BREADED PORK CUTLETTES 75¢ PER SERVING 12 x 125 g 8,98 Z&W BRAND COOKED HAM •Aii SHOPSYS PREPARED SffYkg CHEF SALAD SHOPSYS PREPARED 5.49/k. 2.49.. 3.73,k. 1.69, POTATO & EGG SALAD ASSOR/ED TROPICAL SMALL PLANTS CASSORTED COLOURS IOLETS 4 POT GREEN ASSORTED PANS IDEAL FOR VIOLETS WICKER BASKET WITHtINER HANGING ell "BEGONIA 10 4' POTS LARGE 7" POT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA LARGE CANTELOUPE 9 9°EA. SIZE 18 . . FRESH! DELICIOUS! ONTARIO GROWN MUSHROOMS 4.39/kg 99f� lb. GRANNY SMITH 99' e 179 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA JUICY RIPE WHOLE .09 599 LARGE 16 lb. AVG. t" 8.95 /kg 4 WATERMELONS HAL ES, EIGHTHS CUT V6V IS N QUARTER, 29. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA GROWN SWEET LARGE NECTARINES fkget 1.96 ONTARIO HOME GROWN RADISHES BUNCHES ONTARIO HOME GROWN GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES ....emeccommeentetiol ONTARIO GROWN 'FRESH CRISP GREEN LEAF LETTUCE 3LARGE BUNCHES FOR PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 FLORIDA VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 99: 2.18 /kg F It AA: PDORODLE.,OFPRU.00S.Au. sFLTOItscIDAH:11:: jogyz_ono OF U,S.A. FLORIDA h PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE OP IRNEEEANI„LESPEPPERS F99- BUNCH CARROTS 8 990 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA FANCY 52 690 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SPANISH TYPE t os, got lirsrpetuiliSt CANADA NO. 1 /h 99' A199 ONIONS 11 /kg lb, ANJOU PEARS # 14g • ONTARIO GROWN FRESH BEAN SPROUTS *ppm 1 30 kg SP fb PRODUCTA$)F MEXICO 99# WE SPECIALIZE III CUSTOM MAKING P1100 0F AFR FVt 96,k. 89.it CUCUMBERSONTARIOCAN. NO. 1 ENGLISH EACH FANCY FRUIT BASKETS EACH 99' FOR GIFTS OR FOR SHUT-INS . , , 4.