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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-06-27, Page 10fi e''a Illeld it 401104191 une 9. ro'Sident - Bill e lc Col- fkett, ;ne Har - J and rsonz ra, '?I e f01/100113 V.4104 . ning races: 1 4 yea llaly.. Danny Collins and slebrnd• Iltees ts. run- irIIS fu'at, txdlllns.:;10 01 boys and gir ondTrevor MacLean;. Washr first ; women -firs Barns dpdaecond Hill Col- WeLean and se- condHasel CAMS; sackrace,, any, age -first Trevor MacLean and :second Colleen 1V,fcAdam;'three-legged race, any age - first Bill Colons and Danny Collins and second Kea Hardison and Trevor MacLean; link alae slipper is, Colleen McAdam and ys Will. ; relay - flowers. - Jan Kearns' team and toilet tissue - Jan Keary' team; balloon toss - pairs - first, Bill Collins and met Colds, and second pout Kearnfls and .Jan Keay, guessing game • Lorne Hackett; peanut scramble all the children;. raffle - Diaane Hellan4S - lawns chair and Chester Hackett slab, oldest person - An - rile Harrison; Youngest person - Clayton Neilaands; and farthest distance - Paul and .Lan Kearns. 1.985 will be the 00% picnic. It will be held at Br ucefaeld Public School on Julia 6 star- ting tartinlg at 1 p.m.. Kvez gone is encouraged to come and make this the best picnic ever! SpringFiirBalloon rally a success CLINTON - The third annual Clinton Spring Fair Balloon Rally was held May 18 and concluded June 21. Balloon tags were returned from as far away as Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, as well as Ontario towns of Paris, New Hamburg, Lowbanks and Selkirk. First prize winners were Clinton Public School (CPS) Grade 8 students, Sherry Bezzo, Joanne Duddy, Cathy Ward and Pam Beach. Their balloon tags were returned from Heidi Sturgisin of Exrnore, Virginia. Second place winner was Tarah Anderson, Grade 6 CPS. Her tag came back from L. Keller of Spruce Creek, Pennsylvania. Third place winner, Claude Cartwright, Grade 7-8 CPS, had his balloon tag returned from Elwood McClintio, Port Matilda, Pennsylvania. Kyra Alysworth, Grade 4 CPS was fourth. Her tag carne from Westwinds Farms, Walt and Marg Wise, Kane, Pennsylvania. Clinton and District School Grade 1-2 teacher, Miss Guetter, won fifth place. Her balloon was received by Diane Larson of Fredonia, New York. Sixth place went to Marine McClinchey, Grade 7 CPS. Her tag came back from Dunkirk, New York. Each winner received a Clinton Spring Fair T-shirt. A special note of thanks goes to rally organizers Paul and Linda Wheeler, Roy and Edna Wheeler, Annie Jervis and Lori Saundercock. Harbouraires honor members The Harbouraires finished a very successful season on June 15 with a `Ladies Night' at the White Carnation. After the dinner, awards were made by the President, Bill Chase, to Bill and Eb Ross, Ken Sowerby, Harry Mitchell, George Parsons, and Harold Bettger. Unfortunately, our Director, Lorne Dotterer, was unable to attend, so a presentation in appreciation of his contribution to the chorus could not be made at this time. Highlights included John de Jager's rendition of The Lord's Prayer. Completely opposite but just as enjoyable was a duet by Betty Bodaly and Jim Baird For the coming season, the chorus already has at least ong engagement a month from September 1984 to March 1985. However, we are still available to take part in other functions. Although we now have over thirty singers, we are still looking for new members. For information, call Bill Chase at 524-8135 pr Harry Mitchell at 482-7584. CASE OF 24 280 mL TINS OUR REG. 7.99 /I SAVE! 2 s 5o CASE WHITE. ALMOND, YELLOW 4 ROLL PKG. ROYALE TISSUE YO FOR YOUR BATHROOM179 ALL VARIETIES TAB, SPRITE, OR COCA COLA 549 ASSORTED Y; RIOETIES JELL PUDDING POPS PKG. OF122.2 9 NIAGARA FROZEN • r,;,PINK:OR WHITE .r• :I LEMONADE 3.980 . FOR NEILS 11 FINE QUALITY SOUR CREAM nil. 1.49 KLIK UALITY LUN H EON M.ATr. 340 gf 89 NO NAME 9 INCH FOAM PLATES PKG•OF50 2.39 SCHNEIDERS TURKEY, BEEF, PORK, CHICKEN OR BEEFSTEAK OR BEEFSTEAK AND KIDNEY MEAT MEAT PIES CARTON OF 2 PIES 250 g. f.39 COUNTRY HEARTH "GRANDMA MARTINS" TART SHELLS g PKG. OR MINI-TART12 a SHELLS 198 ;PKG. PKG. 1.39 EXTNA SMOOTH•EXTI A C$UNCNT YORK . PEANUT BUTTER JAR1 kg 3 j 9 9 U AYL E CHICKEN N PE / to 02. 2 8-OTINS WNBRNED E AT BREAD 675 g S9 LOAF RAID HOUSE AND GARDEN BUG KILLER •9.39 BRAVO MEAT OR MUSHROOM SPAGHETTI SAUGE: 28 oz. f1 LAUNDRY DETERGENT CHEER 2 6 LITRE SEt ' 3.99 COUPON BELOW toiifie R+L.I1 CMITON NEW RK0f10, WEDN SDA14 ADM 27,41984 --PAGE J Graduation ceremonies were held at the Tuckersmith Day Care Centre on June 19. Those decked out in mortar boards and capes were, (front row, left to right) Alison Burt, Karen Van den Hengel, Amanda Westbrook, Amber Bolton, Aaron Lorenz, Leeann Brautigan, Heather Gahwiler, Joey Blair and Rachel Arthur. FIRE STARTER 375 g 99 KRAFT JET WHITE OR FRUIT MARSHMALLOWS 250 g 2p90 PKG. PKGS. OF 8 OUR REG. 894 EA. SAVE! 89C ON 2 WESTONS MEALTYME HAMBURG OR WIENER ROLLS 2/39 ASSORTED VARIETIES FIRM STYLE DELISLE YOGURT 5z81.49 CALIFORNIA OR REGULAR NEILSONS ICED TEA 75092.99 6 VARIETIES. QUENCH CRYSTALS °92.49 AssDORITWIES TORTILLAS 225g 1.59 FABRIC SOFTENER DOWNY 3 LITRE 4690 WA RCO DAA RIQU TSI 10 Ib. BAG SEE COUPON BELOW 3.59 PARAMOUNT BRAND PINK SALMON 7.75 oz. TIN 139 ZEHRS COUPON 10 oz. REGULAR MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE OUR Si REG. 7.19 • tAu CLIP & SAVE 50 EXTRA WITH THIS COUPON PAY ONLY 5.39 COUPON EXPIRES SAT. JULY 14/84 ACN-00850298713H THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: REGIAEAirk XPLUS TAMPONS ;‹,04.19 MEN ST ISH U INS POF KG8 . 89 ASSORTED VARIETIES PICKLES 1.5 L 2.79 TWO VARIETIES STOKELYS BEANS 14 oz. TIN b9° CEpLRN FLAKES 67541 79, PKG. MIuTE KluE 7009 59 ZEST BATH. BARS 450 9412.29 EVEREADY ENERGIZER BATTERIES 9VOLT PE4PER CORD CREAM OF sIICKI M, CREAM OF MIRY 04 CHICKEN RICE SOUPR 2/89 q10 oz. rlNs ALL VARIETIES TAB. SPRITE OR COCA COLA 750 mL BOTTLES S90LUS 3a DEP. GARDEN SALAD, CORN, CUBITS HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BICK'S RELISHES 375 mL8PC SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN can assist the club or organization of your choice. Ask for a helpful brochure and start saving your cash register tapes today. 7 PoDLARR AR ETIES COOKIES 4°09 1.89 SPAGHETTINI R.C. MACARONI OR UNCIA SPAGHETTI 7504 PKG. 89 ° LAYS ASSORTED VARIETIES .ES POTATO CHIPS 200 g PKG. 19 MAXWELL HOUSE DECAFFEINATED INSTANT COFFEE 8 oz. JAR 589 100%pP A€TABLE D IILo 3L PLASTICJUGS 99 DARES POPULAR SUPER FREEZE POPS 900 mL PKG. 119 COUNTRY OVEN BAKESHOP SPECIALS FRE H! COWRY OVEN GAI�L�IC BREAD • 340 g 1.29 7.. -DELICIOUS! CNOOOLATE 04 WHITE FstA 2.45 FRESH! LI�FO�s�KQN�r fYR EASD 4504 1.29 ZEHRS COUPON HURRY! SaVe OFFER GOOD FOR on 10 Ib. or 20 Ib. KINGSFORD* Charcoal Briquets. OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30/84 ONE WEEK ONLY! Redeemable at COUNTRY HEARTH GRANDMA MARTINS PIE SHELLS 3 a 454 g PKG. 1.89 SCHNEIDERS CRISPYCRUST LARD CRISPYFLAKE 99f SHORTENING lb SCHNEIDERS "GOLDEN BASKET CHICKEN" BREAST CUTLETS STICKS OR BALLS OR CHICKEN CUTLET WITH DRESSING 350 g CARTON SCHNEIDERS GOLDEN BASKET CHICKEN BREAST FILLETS 350 9 3.89 ZEHRS COUPON 6 LITRE SIZE LAUNDRY DETERGENT CHEER 2 e 41,A1•10 krt Mg. Ow.ryMF ww .. no, pM1Wwwla. . 'norm.* Mry e, un , a m ro .r •n a .w A. ..,w ream, tarnlm„ woman. as mm+w.M, a.,,.40 wnertN.an .e. ....,„ rah.1bve4. ) Y. tem, 0125500x1 'stared t'4Adne0 ONE COUPONE PER BOX EXPIRES JULY 11/84 ACN-JC #JOHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MON., TUES. • 0 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4 WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. 8. SAT. - 8:30 TO a P.M THURS. AND FRI. • 8:30 TO 9 P.M. OPEN CANADA DAY MONDAY JULY 2 WASAGA BEACH 9 a.m.-1 p.m. PORT ELGIN 9 s.m.-6 p.m. KINCARDINE 9 s.m.•8 p.m. ALL OTHER ZEHRS MARKETS WILL DE CLOSED zehrs fine mar*icef9,,. of fine foods INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4AND NO. 83 EXETER MON.. TUES., WED. - 9 TO • P.M. THURS.. FRI. • 9 TO w P.M. SAT. • 8:30 TO • P.M. (Back row) Chad Chipchase, Ricky MacLennan, Paul McLean, Mom To, Billy East, Susan McLaughlin, Alison Durand, Brent Thomas and Adam Rathwell. Absent were Chris Humphreys, Andy Cantelon, Kelly Ann Clogg, Robbie Wheeler and Robin Martin. (Shelley McPhee photo) Student Manpower centre running at full capacity The Goderich and Exeter Canada Employment. Centres for Students sprang into f ull production on May 1. This year, Helen Muller has been hired as Student Placement officer in Goderich. Helen is a native of Exeter and has just completed her degree in Physical Education at McMaster University. She plans to attend teachers' college in the fall. In the meantime, she will be helping area students find jobs out of the Goderich office located above the Post Office on 35 East Street. Donna Prout of Exeter is the Student Placement officer in the Exeter office situated at 305 Main Street. This September, Donna will enter her third year in a French program at the University. of Western Ontario. Both Helen and Donna are supervised by Michele Campbell -the previous supervisor, Jim Ross, has accepted a position of employment in the Sudbury area. Michele is '`,.",t4.4‘037vni a native of Goderich anti a graduate of the University of Waterloo. This summer, she will be actively calling on employers seeking job vacancies for students. Also she will be arranging publicity. advertising, and promotion for the Hire -A -Student campaign and compiling statistics on employment activities. Donna and Helen will be taking job orders from employers and registrations from students, selecting and referring students to employers and giving out job hunting tips. Students are urged to register as soon as possible with the Employment Centre in their area. And if you are an area resident, who would like to hire a student for an hour, a day, a week or for the whole summer just call your local Canada Employment Centre for Students and help will be on its way. Remember students are ready, willing and able to do any job. Cil?.COOK �Na 04.7, ic.a•TA FlIRr i 163[tPART,t.{l�{ �. \I'I r1.Y Michele Campbell, left, is the supervisor for the Goderich and Exeter offices of the Canada Employment Centre for Students this year. In Goderich, she will be helped by student placement officer Helen Muller, right. Both offices are now open, and students wanting to register for summer employment are urged to see their nearest student placement officer as soon as possible. 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