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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-08-15, Page 7• B,yporaSbobbrook ' Pitkin acid fJavid from Victorian, B.C. and LONDESEORQ Mr, and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse and Mark returned home after visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Victor Stackhouse at St. John's New Brunswick. They also visited at Halifax VOld P.E.I. and also with Berne and Doricllinley at Truro, Nova Scotia. Manvi are resident attended the- 25th wedding anniversary reception for John and Ba rbara.Jewitt on August 10 atSeaforth. Congratulations go out to , Lorne and Renee Snell on their 40th anniversary. A `reception was held in the Londesboro Hall on August 11. - Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson have a new grandson, Stephen Robert, born to Glenyce and Fred Hutter of St. Agatha on August 9. He's a brother for Geoffrey. Mrs. Anderson is now spending a few days with the family. , Harold Longman was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday. • a - Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford and Carol of Ottawa visited for three days over the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear and David. Gail Lear, Lisa Duizer and Ron Greidanus attended a piano workshop at Western University, London, on July 27-29. August 14 visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were daughters Mr- and Mrs. Ed .. ,.Mr. and Mrs... -Colin Paterson and Katie of Lonldon.Pat, Ed and David remained for a longer visit. Gary Sottiaux spent the weekend with his parents, mr. and Mrs. Bill Sottiaux and Jen- nifer, leaving on Sunday for Calgary. • Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick, Danny, ,Stephen and Krystal of Brantford spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick. ' The Lyon family picnic was held in Exeter on Sunday. Attending from Londesboro were Murray‘ Shirley, Bert, Joanne and Laura Lyon, Edythe Beacom, Emerson Hesk, Mervin and Ida Durnin. Visiting a few days this past week with Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon were cousins Mr. and Mrs. Russell McGee of Mason, Manitoba. Pat Stackhouse of Woodstock visited on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse and Mark. Dora Shobbrook spent Sunday with her daughter, Thelma Ellerby of Clinton. They attended the morning service at Ontario Street United Church at the band concert in Goderich in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, Florence Cart- wright and John attended Ontario Street United Church in Clinton on Sunday morn- ing. BACK TO SCHOOL VALUES SUPER BUY! 200 SHEET LINED REFILL X1.49 HILROY COIL, 200 PAGE NOTE BOOK $dP) PAPERMATE 5 PACK 29 STICK 9 9 PENS 4 6 INCH CLEAR PLASTIC RULER 112 PAGE STENO PAD Only 5 DIV DPACK ERS 4 94 6 PIECE 4 MATH SET 99 LIQUID4 PAPER �9 Only 99 PLUS MANY MORE UN -ADVERTISED BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS sBUR PAPERMATE oR BIC PENS REG. 35'EA. 2R354 OR 19` EACH SPECIALS. IN EFFECT UNTIL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST'.. NORTHSIDE SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH PHONE 524-6901 WE ACCEPT awn Don's Shoe Place Presents One Great Deal! With Any Total Purchase of 2500 or more. on any Children's Leather Shoes To Size Misses 4 RECEIVE FOR ONLY 10 OTT1 E A Beautiful Cuddly STUFFED TOY DOG Offer Ends Saturday, August 25/84 Exceptional Footwear Savings! DON'S SHOE MACE 60 ARIA Shw/ - S'NhIM SNneMMN Nal - Q++ ish 'Mk Arai's Lergs,M Children': Se/eeNon' ui Cue for Treason, a tale of Shakespearian England was performed by the Blyth Festival Young People's Workshop. The performance included 16 cast members, some who played roles of up to seven characters. (Rod Hilts photo ) Two vehicles collide LONDESBORO - A truck -car collision just south of here resulted in $1,600 in damage but no injuries. The Goderich OPP reported that on August 7 at 11:415 a.m. a Chev truck driven by John Hoggart, 42, of Londesboro was northbound on Highway 4, approaching the construction area on the Maitland River bridge, when the collision occured with a vehicle driven by Linda Sparks, 34, of RR 2 Seaforth. Damage to Sparks' Buick was estimated at $1,500 while Hoggart's vehicle received $100 in damages. Music students pass exams LONDESBORO - Gail Lear, A. Mus., of Londesboro is pleased to report the results of piano and theory examinations taken this year with Western or Royal Conservatory of Music. Lisa Duizer received h9nors for Grade 9 Piano and first class honors in Grade 4 History of Music. Ron Greidanus received first class honors in Grade 8 Piano; honors in Grade 9 History; and first class honors in Grade 2 Theory. Janine Buffinga received honors in both Grade 2 Theory and Grad 4, ,\The sixth meeting was held at the Blyth History. A Horticulture Park on August 5. • residence on July 30. The roll call asked members to display two vegetables and two to four, flowers and ,describe them. They discussed landscaping, judging and ex- hibiting vegetables and flower ar- rangements. They decided that the exhibit for Achieve- ment Night would be a fresh vegetable ar- rangement. Achievement Night is August 21 at Central Huron Secondary School in Clin- ton, , Julie Howson received first illass honors The meeting wag in the forth of a hike. in Grade 2 Theory. Deanna Lyon and Robt. Members met at the Kolkman residence at Chadwick both received honors in their noon. They drove to Blyth and visited the Grade 5 Piano Also receiving 1st class park and studied the flowers. There were honors in grade 4 History were Wesley petunias, geraniums and various other Delve, Rosemary Crosthwaithe, Barry • flowers. Turner and Lorelei Robinson. • Books were due on July 13 and Achieve - 4 -Hers set for finale • ment Night is August 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Cen- The fifth meeting of the Londesboro Hol`- tral Huron Secondary School, -Elizabeth ticulture 4-H club was held at the Duizer , Lawson, Press, Reporter RICE'S STORE R.R. Na.,Myth "Out in the country," Conc. 12, Hullett, East of Hwy. 4. *Drivea Iitt;, a 1011 *Satisfaction guaranteed! *Where your dollar buys more! AUGUST.. THE MONTH TO GEMADY FOR SCHOOL save 11001- Jeans oys/ Jeans Rugger Pants Jogging Suits Jackets Runners Socks Underwear Also STOUT MEN'S CLOTHES To size 54 Work Pants Shirts Jackets Coveralls Safety Boots Rubber Boots AND MORE!! WE'LL PAY YOUR SALES TAX oaAIL ITEMS FOR MONTH of AUGUST OPEN - 9 a to 9 pm (6 days p week) CLOW SUNDAYS 5234426 } • $y Bet(Mgcall WALTON SaturdaY evening: the Walton Area. �S_�pports Club .sponsor a donkey baseball match at the batt park. Sprue 200 were left weak •with laughter when local people formed two sides and,* tempted to play, a .game of baseball, while mounted on the back of real live donkeys. 'The donkeys always did exactly the wrong Wog at the right time in spite of the frantic efforts of their backless riders. - Letcal News Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills of Brantford„ called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills on Friday evening on their way to their cottage at • Bogie Beach Friday evening. Miss Pam Hackwell of Toronto, Patricia Hackwell of Walton, Mrs. Claire Porter, of Woodstock and Colleen Maloney of Seaforth spent the weekend camping at Grand Bend. Mesh Ben Std Chrisspent:l ig li ne via ma, Vance Fre 1StevensOa, Toronto, Mr andpe. ick Neienlang' and l Mrs. Join Ellio of B1 were hoist on the Bruce Peninsula er the week. Mr. and Mra. Ross Bennett were Awad camping for a� p gew:days.last week, Mr. and Mrs. ,Robert Humphries ,and • family of London spent a few „flays wiit i _ mother Mrs. Mary Humphries en On • from their holidays up north. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Marks of Exeter and. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marks spent last week at their hunting cabin at Lost Channel. Mrs. Isabelle Shortreed and Mrs., Ruth Thamer spent Sunday at Point Clark visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and family at their cottage. Ladies study Erma's advice SUMMERHILL - Marie Middleton was hostess for the August meeting of the Sum- merhill Ladies' Club. There were 18 members and three visitors present. President, Lorna Ellis opened the meeting with a poem. The raffle was won by Hazel Watkins. Gladys Van Egmond and daughter Susan entertained by playing several selections on the accordion and saxaphone. Erma Bombeck's advice on "Saving Money" was read by Evelyn Merrill: The September meeting will be held on September 12, 8:30 p.m. at the home of Joanne Salverda. Lunch and program will be in charge of Joanne Salverda, Jane Van Spengen and Jean Vodden. The roll call to be answered by relating "a summer highlight". CKNX earns public service award The Hon. Alan W. Pope, Minister of Natural Resources will be presenting CKNX radio with an outstanding public service award on Thurday, August '16, 1984. The award is made in appreciation for CKNX's contribution to the promoting of natural resources in the community through co- operation with the Wingham District Office in the production of the "All Outdoors" radio program. CKNX A.M. is one of "Canada's oldest A.M. radio fganbroadcasting in 1 �% rind nowstations. servesItirst overbe380-br000adcastipeople in R. G. Stoddart of 72 The Square GOLD -SILVERSMITH - DESIGNER also: •ceramics • porcelains • ,weaving • glass • CANADIAN AWARD WINNING. DESIGNER GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-4509 the five counties within its broadcast area. "It has been a pleasure and a privilege working with all the staff at CKNX", said Wingham District Manager Jim Hamill. "We look forward to continued co-operation in the years ahead." The award, in the form of a scroll, will be presented to Jack Gillespie, Radio Manager, and Ross Hamilton, President, CKNX Broadcasting, at the official opening of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority's office expansion in Wroxeter. BEST INTEREST 13¼% Guaranteed Investment Certificates BEST RATE 411 Ik% Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. GRAND BEND 238.8484 EXETER 235-2420 'Subject to change GODERICH. 524-2118 CLINTON 482-9747 SNELL'S GROCERY LTD. BAKERY FEATURES Lewis White BREAD 24 oz. loaf .69, 10 for 5.99 Lewis DATE SQUARES or DATE COOKIES Reg. 1 .53 for 1.19 Weston's HOT DOG or HAMBURGER ROLLS 12's .89 Weston's LEMON FILLED BUNS 6's 1.29. 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