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jATA 4 For the -secoudtmeras inanY
Yeas
Marg: dTyetri *Maim*t hosted
a
endGatkc� on Au �t.18- that brought
"bo
together egUai�tgrs.•Rf �,A„°�Ten y honks and
dicks, ' •
Roy Collett froth Riehmondy B.C. flew
do:for Ie
gathering
n
spent t the
weekend with the MClYmones before retur-
ning to Vancouver on Monday evening. Pro-
fessor Fran Vililly and his wife Ellie drove up
from Connecticut to attend and stayed over
until Sunday to research -the McClymont col-
lection. Local members attending were Tom
and Wilma Greenlees from London, Milt
and Shirley Kovac from Woodstock and Ian
and Wendy Thompson from Milton.
The afternoon was spent trading books,
examhlii'ig the McClymont collection and
discussing Henty and the many companies
who published his books. Fran Wily .was
most interesting as he spoke of his research
on th'e historical and sociological aspect of
Henty's writing. Professor Willy has what is
probably the largest collection of U.S. edi-
tions and is helping to write the new Henty
bibliography being prepared by the Henty
Society.
Despite the four hour hydro interruption,'
Marg managed to serve a hot meal for sup-
per and all those attending were in favour of
another Gathering next year. .
People Report
Craig and. Doreen Douglas and daughters
Katherine and Jo-anne 'of Somerton,
England visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mc-
Clymont two weeks ago. They had driven
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tlif 'h• �1Xifi
friends and relatives, and thea came east to
renew acquaintances.
.
C' r .>, is to the ...c
astudents sof.
ar'rc
er-WhQ did
very
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.in.t
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Royal Conservatory of Music_ exams.exarris,2,Vi
Grade 6 - Lori LeBeau and Julie Webster
(honors); :Grade.:22 - Krista Rothwell (10.
class honors); Nancy Webster, • `Sherry
McLachlan, Myra Postill and Vicky Upshall
(honors). Marjorie has received a lst class
honors standing in. her Teachers Pedagogy
exam.
Dianne Consittwas the recipient of many
lovely gifts at fa
ommunit
y bridal oa
showert
held in Huron' Centennial School at
Brucefield on August 20. June Cooper was
the program chairman and welcomed all
those present. The comedy talents of Debbie
Rathwell and Sandra Coleman were evident
in a hilarious skft. portraying Bill and Mar-
jorie Consitt early Wednesday morning the
week of the wedding. Gail Turner gave a
reading "What a Wife Is". The Huron
Centennial Uke'Group entertained musical-
ly. Girls in the group are Joanne Consitt,
Mavis, Michelle, and Melody Turner, Cheryl
Turner, Jeanette Keys, Nancy Webster,
Faye Love, and Lori DeWys, along with
Julie Webster at the piano.
Dianne was assisted in opening her gifts
by her mother Marjorie, and Gladys Peck
decorated an apron with the bows. Dianne
announced there will be an Open House at
her mother's home on Monday, September
3.
The Brian,McAsh family had an enjoyable
•
iolldy .reCehYl iii ust l3ri' dad:
Joan attended •the wedding of f Jan
au
n
t
POrt of orne, t enJPat cc4m anle.�einr
mother,
Mrs. NO Chiasson, back to tal'wa
to spend spine :ti�ie. with hers tha, lith
Brian and the chi d„ren'attendedBlue Jays
game* Toronto, then joined Joan in Ottawa.
ter ncou le•of days:Following this, they. all
went c . P in in Algonquin Park,and had a
acnp ..g g4 quiln
great time swimming and canoeing, A cou-
plet of days. were spent in Fairbank Lake
Provincial Park near Espanola, then they
came home by way of the Chi-Cheernaun.
While waiting to board the ferry, they spot-
ted Floyd McAsh's coin the lineup.
Two babies were baptized on Sunday in
the Varna Church. They were Jason ,Allan,
son- of Wayne and Joan Beierling and
Graham John, son of Joe and. Willi Laurie.
Chris Vossen and Nancy Fisher-Vossen
were Graham's sponsors. A large number of
relatives of the babies attended. The Varna
Singers provided special music, and Julie
Webster joined Marjorie Hayter in piano
and organ duets. Rev. Wilena Brown gave
two short talks, noting that baptisms draw
the largest congregations in most churches.
She challenged members to_take their com-
mitment to nurturing the children who
belong to the faith seriously by serving in
the Sunday School and other groups.
Bill McAsh, Clerk of Session, presented
Marjorie Hayter with a gift in appreciation
of her four years as organist, alternating
monthly with Mildred McA'sh. Marjorie has
resigned in order to spend more time in
teaching and other pursuits.
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ser-
vice
e
�e� Saanda -,there is an ecumenical rq
vice in the Stanley Township• Complex at l
a,m. Bob Vika is the • uest speaker and
Flo
Yd .. An
-d Mash djre
IS .. t the choir.. s .
Keys report's a �response I;ao heli >k ; hest
c .pID good Elbe at
for choir members, and there should
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• e ,t11x the choir. Jiill �11�xtstron � �
lead
ing to
o r silag. a solo, °.and Leona McBride will
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.lay her t;rum
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Pit. •
day Scooi ,1reatme. Rev. •Crai Ba ktei
Communications Minister for London
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2""ara Savage attends rngene cap
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN — Tara Savage daughter of
Mark, and Penny Savage recently returned
from a week at Quanahar Provincial
Ringette camp in Haliburton. While there,
apart from learning about the game of
ringette, Tara enjoyed the sports of
kayaking, canoeing and windsurfing.
Mark and Penny Savage and sons,
Andrew and Aaron spent last week at Jay
Lake campgrounds' near Minden. They
enjoyed a canoeing trip in Algonquin Park
aswell as a visit to Mark's parents, Audrey
and Stan Savage in 'Ingoldsby, Whilst on
their trip they had the misfortune to hit a
deer north of Bancroft which caused minor
damage to their van.
Al and Margaret Hoggarth accompanied
by Al's mother, Ruby Hoggarth of Zurich
attended the Greene Picnic on Sunday
August 26 at St. Christopher's Beach,
Goderich.
4-11 News
On August 25 the Huron County Poultry
Club held their Achievement Day at
Bayfield fair. Both commercial and fancy
ALL VARIETIES
-OF TAB, SPRITE, OR
COCA-COLA
750 mL
BOTTLES
FOR
PLUS
30c ..
BOTTLE
DEPOSIT
J
McCAINS
FROZEN
ORANGE JUICE
355 mL
TIN
ASSORTED
LAURA SECORD 4'S
PUDDINGS OPYOGURT
PUDDINGS
20 oz.
YOGURT
500° g
BUY ONE GTNEILN. GETSONS ONE GTN. FREE
FUDGESICLES
WESTONS MEALTYME
HAMBURG OR
WIENER ROLLS
2c
PKG$-
OF
8
FOR99
C TN S
OF
12
FOR
3 5
REGULAR OR DIET STYLE
MINUTE MAID
ORANGE SODA
750
mL
12BOTTLES
FOR
PLUS
30C
DEP.
ASSORT o. VARi4ETIES
UM . ,DUMPTY
POTATO
CHIPS
200 g PKG.
119 19
ASSORTED
VARIETIES
JELLO INSTANT
PUDDINGS
113 g PKG
5 9
48 oz
SIZE
WELCHADE
GRAPE
DRINK
f.29
ASSORTED
V ARIETIES
ZEHRS
COOKIES
450 9 I
13
SCHNEIDERS ERSTT,.
SOFT ;STYLE
MARGARINE
1 Ib. TUB
ALWAYS POPULAR -
MACARONI & CHEESE
KRAFT
DINNERS
2 99`
225
PKGS
FOR
BEY CUT MACAftONIi
SPAGHIETTINI,'SPAGHETTI
CATELLI ti
PASTA .,
1 kg PKG.
9 9
FINE QUALITY
ZEHRS
KETCHUP
ONE •LITRE
ASSORTED.
VARIETIES .:
GREEN GIANT
VEGETABLES
2 10 oz
TINS
KERNEL
CORN
7 of
ASSORTED
SWISS STYLE
GAY LEA
YOGURT
175 g TUBS
;OR 9
INDIVIDUAL WRAP REG. OR THIN
SCHNEIDERS
CHEESE.
SLICES
PROCESSED
50029 9
REGULAR, WINTER FRESH
OR GEL
COLGATE.
TOOTHPASTE
SAVE Si 00
99
100 mL
TUBE
CASE OF 24 - 280 mL TINS
MINUTE MAID
ORANGE SODA
REG. OR DIET OR
ALL VARIETIES OF .,
COKE, TAB
OR SPRITE
• CASE
PKG. OF 8 WESTONS
APPLE SNACK
BUNS
139
POPULAR JOHNSONS
BABY
SHAMPOO
350 mL
2.89
2 VARIETIES FINAL NET
ULTRA
HOLD
225
....2.89.
UNSCENTED REGULAR OR SPICE
MENNEN
SPEED STICK PLUS
75 g • 2.29
"D" OR " C•• SIZE
"AA" OR 9 VOLT SIZES
DURACELL
BATTERIES
PER
CARD
2.59
TANG ORANGE
FLAVOUR
CRYSTALS
4s
13 oz PKG. •59
POST CEREAL
BRAN
FLAKES
400 g
99°
A PLEASANT BLEND
MOTTS
CLAMATO JUICE
ONE
LITRE
f.89
POPULAR JOHNSONS
BABY
POWDER
400 92,39
ASSORTED VARIETIES
MISS MEW
CAT FOODS
3 FOR Si
1 70 q
TINS
UNICO
SUNFLOWER.
OIL
199
750 roL
SWEET MIXED
'RICKS
PICKLES
YUM YUM OR BABY DILLS
2.39
ONE
LITRE
NEILSONS FINE QUALITY
SOUR CREAM 50p ml.
149
PLASTIC FOOD WRAP
HANOI WRAP 60 n,
189
READY TO USE GRANDMA
MARTINS
PIE SHELLS
340 9 1•59
NEILSONS JERSEY
CHOCOLATE MILK IL
129
2°o EVAPORATED
CARNATION MILK 160 mL 39
340
WESTONS FRESH
RASPBERRY
JELLY ROLL
g 1.29
FRESH BAKED
WESTONS
ENGLISH MUFFINS
CATELLI PLAIN
SPAGHETTI
SAUCE
119
28 oz
GARLIC - NO GARLIC
OR POLSKI OGORKI
KICKS
DILL PICKLES
ONE
LITRE
f.99
PURE GRAPE WELCHS
JAM OR
JELLY
500 mL189
3 VARIETIES
RICKS
RELISHES
375 mL
JAR
COUNTRY OVEN SPECIA- I
119
CAVENDISH ASSTED. VARIETIES
FRENCH FRIES 1 kg
9
SCHNEIDERS FAMOUS FOR QUALITY 9n f
inn e,a SHORTENING
1
THESE SPECIALS
AVAILABLE
ONLY IN:
SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN
Can assist tIYe organization of
Your choice
Ask our store manager for
details
. COUNTRY OVEN
.FRESH
BLUEBERRY
PIES
24 oz SIZE
f.89
OATMEAL, CHOC. CHIP, OR
PEANUT BUTTER CHIP
COUNTRY OVEN
COOKIES
4509
f.69
POSTS
HONEY COMB
CEREAL
40092.29
PILAF, CHICKEN, CHINESE
INSTANT
DAINTY RICE
350 9
99'
TURKEY. BEEF. CHICKEN
PORK, STEAK & KIDNEYoOR BEEFSTEAK
SCHNEIDERS
MEAT PIES
250 g
f.49
2 VARIETIES HONEY OR REGULAR
SCHNEIDERS
BUCKET OF CHICKEN
900 g
4.89
COUNTRY OVEN
FRESH BAKED
WHITE
BREAD LOAVES
9ea.
HIGHWAY NO. 8
GODERICH
MON., TUES.. V TO 6 P.M.
WED., THURS., FRA - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M.
IN LIGHT TEMPARA BATTER
BLUEWATER
FISH
3.19
700 g
SCHNEIDERS FINEST QUALITY
MOZZARELLA OR
COLBY CHEESE
T9
99
STICK �
J :! SEPHINE ST. (HWY. N®. 4)
WINGHAM
MON., TUES.. WED. & SAT. - 6:30 TO 6 P.M
THURS. AND PRI. - 6:30 TO 0 P.M.
•
PKG. OF 3 WELCHS
GRAPE
DRINKS
99'
750 mL
283 g
FRICO BABY
GOUDA
CHEESE
159
hrs.fine markets of fine food's
INTERSECTION HWY, NO.4AND NO. 83
EXETER
MON.. TUES., WED.. TO 6 P.M.
THURS., FRI. - • TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 6:30 TO 6 P.M.
members brought their eggs. or birds. to be
judged. All members did very ' well and
• looked forward to next year's club. On
August 26, the Huron �ounty?ouItry C1u
b
wrapped up their.club year with their fourth;
Annual Picnic held at the home of leader
Barry Cleave: Club members swain in the
afternoon and enjoyed a lunch in the,
evening. All, club inenibera were present
along with guests Tim Mayhew, Gayle
Harrison, Cherryl Smith, Mike Heykoop,
David Pullen and Karen Rodman from the
O. M. A. F . Office.
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September
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To the Ratepayers,
of Tuckersmith Townsip
DUE TO THE FEDERAL
ELECTION, TUCKERSMITH
TOWNSHIP'S
REGULAR
COUNCIL
MEETING
for September 4
has been rescheduled,to
SEPTEMBER 5
1984 at 8:00 pm
J.R. McLACHLAN
Clerk -Treasurer
Tuckersmith Township
WE
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ference, i1ibthe�It Minister. .
David Kalb eisch graduated in June from
a three- yar,co inr Adt i.. istrative ;a....
T I~
=u i. Univ
Co aWe
mmerci lSt.. es rn Univers*,
.std
a � .t ty.
andis 11 `� is a nsi ° .
. a rig . iii W' _
n ed Wilfrid:Laurier rlU. ,r
in Accounting, Paul is entering his second
year..at Western in the same:course.
The'Taylor family reunion was hosted by
Bill and Helen Taylor and their family on
Sunday, with about 80 in 'attendance. Their
girls looked after the games and races, and
a great time was had by all. Relatives came
from as far away as Gravenhurst, Newton -
vine and Hamilton.
Jim and Madeline Murray received ^i1►ord
on Monday of the death of Dougald McL.�.. t
of Vernon, B.C. He came from Scotland in
1954 and worked for Wat Webster. Dougald
and his wife Sarah made many friends in the
short time they lived here. • • •
Marweekjwithorie HayterDoris Mc, Lorc aKinlnd ;racy spent a
ey ria
places of interest in Prince Edwaard Island
and Nova Scotia.
In the matter of the
Ontario Heritage Act,
RmS.O 1980, Chapter 337
Part IV
NOTICE
OF INTENTION
TO DESIGNATE
To all citizens of the Township of
Tuckersmith and the Ontario Heritage
Foundation.
Take notice that the Council of the
Corporation of the Township of
Tuckersmith on the 7th day of August,
1984 decided to designate the Gates and
Posts, on Lot 31, 32 Lane E Plan 133,
Vanastra Park as property of
architectural value or interest under the
Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980,
Chapter 337, Part IV.
SHORT STATEMENT OF
THE REASONS FOR THE
PROPOSED DESIGNATION
The Gates and Posts that were
constructed in the 1940's served as an
entrance to the Radar Base and are one
of the few remaining reminders of the
former Base. The construction and
closure of the base has had a significant
effect on the development of the
Township of Tuckersmith and area.
Notice of objection to the designation
may be served on the Clerk within thirty
days of the 7th day of August, 1984.
DATED at the Township of
Tuckersmith this 7th• day of August,
• 1984.
J.R. McLACHLAN
Clerk -Treasurer
GMB 117, R.R. No. 5,
Clinton, Ontario
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