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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-1-30, Page 11rig ` Dozens of area snowmobilers were out on the trails on January 26 in Goderich Township as they participated in the annual poker rally, sponsored by the Clinton and District Snowmobile Club. Dinner and dancing completed the daylong event. ( Shelley McPhee photo) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNEISDAY, JANUARY 3Q,1005- Page9 St•ccessfui year for United Church By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - Stormy weather forced the cancellation of the Muted Chinch ser- vice on Jan. 20, but on Jan. 27 Jack Tamblyn welcomed the congregation and Brian White, Kevin Wright, Dennis and Gerber Wilts performed duties as ushers. Rev. Snihur conducteda membership ser- vice assisted by Gordon Shobbrook. New members by confirmation are Neil Salver - da, Brenda Konarski, Dowie Wilts and Kit - tie McGregor and by transfer are Caron Snihur, Marsha Szusz, Leonard and Betty Archambault, Ailene Salverda and Rick Konarski. A Bible was presented to Kerrie Szusz upon her graduation from the Junior Congregation. The junior teachers were Brenda Nesbitt and Darlene Hulley. The choir director was Marsha Szusz and the organist was Lisa Duizer. After the service a pot luck dinner was served. The children were entertained at Hullett Central School by the Teen Youth while the annual business meeting was held. Dave Snihur was elected chairman and Gor- don Shobbrook was elected secretary for 1985. In memoriam were Phyllis Burr, Jean Caldwell, Edith Cartwright, Myrtle Fariser- vice, Douglas Riley, Thomas Whyte and Charles Scanlon. Baptisms were performed for Matthew and Darren, sons of David and Karen Armstrong, Darrel James, the son of James and Margaret Medd and adults Karen Armstrong and Sandra Merner. Received by confirmation were Stephen Duizer. Kimberly Wright, Darlene Hulley, Janet Wilts, " Sandra Merner and Karen Armstrong. Received by transfer were Shirley Bell and Brad and Trish Thompson. The number of parish household is 164, the number of resident members is 307 and the number of non-resident members is 142 giving a total of 449. The average weekly at- tendance was 175. Four members died and 15 transferred. The 1985 budget mission and service ob- jective of $7,100 remains the same as 1984. Session terms end in 1990 for Jack Lee and Elwood Mitchell. The . Huron -Perth delegates are Norman Alexander and Margaret Wright, with an alternate to be nominated. The member at large on the manse com- mittee is Don McGregor and the congrega- tion life and work committee is Caron Snihur and Don McGregor. Norman Alexander reported that money is needed to be sent to the Canada Grange Bank Famine Relief. Rev. Snihur thanked Karen Wright for being church secretary and Nick Whyte moved a vote of thanks to Rev. Snihur. Harry Lear thanked Jim Jamieson for his work in the past. Jean Fox will be the new treasurer. Thanks were also expressed to Carl Nesbitt, Betty Hulley, Lisa Duizer and Mar- sha Szusz. UCW Thirteen UCW members attended the Jan. 24 meeting. The theme was "World Outreach." Helen Lawson opened the meeting. Business was conducted by President Bren- SUPER SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES. LAURA SECORD YOGURT OR LAURA SECORD MINI—PUDDINGS YOGURT 500 g, PUDDINGS 20 oz. 4 VARIETIES SAVARIN DINNERS 312 g 139 OUR SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN CAN ASSIST. THE ORGANIZATION OF YOUR CHOICE FISH IN BATTER, Flsii illt5 OR STICKS HIGHLINER 7Q0 9 3® �� loOUNTRY OVEN BLUEBERRY OR PEACH 129 PIES 565 g CHOCOLATE, OR ALMOND' CROISSANT2Il HONEY GRAIN WHOLE WHEAT 69' 3 oz. BREAD ie., NEILSONS VENETIAN 4 VARIETIES ICE CREAM WESTONS HAMBURG OR WIENERS ROLLS WESTONS CINNAMON BUTTER HORNS 1 LITRE 1 2 s 6s 1,69 99' 129 SUPER SPECIAL WESTONS REGULAR, THIN OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH BREAD 675 g LOAF SUPER SPECIAL REVIVE, TAKE 5, APPLE JUICE ORANGE, GRAPE NECTAR, McCAINS 3's JUICES & DRINKS 750 mL KRAFT PROCESS SINGLES 16's CHEESE FOOD SLICES '5 MAPLE LEAF TENDERFLAKE PURE LARD NIELSONS QUALITY SOUR CREAM „ TOP WIP BRAND AEROSOL CREAM 454 g 3.29 f®19 129 159 500 mL 225,9 SUPER SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES PURE SPRING CRUSH or HIRES SOFT DRINKS 750 mL BOTTLES FANCY QUALITY GREEN PEAS, CUT WAX OR GR. BEANS SEASONED WAX OR GR. BEANS OR CREAM CORN, DELMONTE VEGETABLES 14 oz. OR KERNEL CORN 12 oz. SUPER SPECIAL CRUNCHIE WHOLE DILLS MINI -DILLS OR BREAD & BUTTER BICKS> PICKLES SUPER SPECIAL VILLAGE BRAND SOFT STYLE . MARGARINE SUPER SPECIAL WHITE SWAN BEIGE; PEACH, WHITE CR YELLOW BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG, PLUS 30c' DEP SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR READY CUT MACARONI. CATELLI PASTAS PFLAVOUR MORSELS 500 g• USS 'N' BOOTS ASSORTED 1, 49 1.99 ANDES DOXED CREME DE MENTHE MINT WAFERS 170 9 RUBBERMAID :MOUSE WARES CARNATION COFFEEMATE ,0g 2. 99 5 VARIETIES COOKED"- 77° VAN CAMP BEANS 14 o, TIN BONUS PACK (150 g FREE) COOKIES FUDGEE-O • 600 9 2 �� CHRISTIES BISCUITS ARROWROOT 350 g 1699 VALUABLE COUPON REDEEMABLE ONLY AT ZEHRS OR CORDONS MARKETS WIT THIS COUPON SAVE MAXWELL HOUSE GROUND COFFEE 369 PKG 9 ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE OFF COUPON -EXPIRES FEB''9185 00650300865# MAXWELL HOUSE RT 500 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES INSTANT COFFEE UAY LEA YOGU1.3 LAYS MUMPS ATOUCHIFFLESPS 20O g 1, 39 1. POT SUPER SPECIAL 10 oz. JAR REGULAR, AUTO OR FILTER MAXWELL HOUSE ROASTED COFFEE 369 g SEE COUPON BELOW VALUABLE COUPON REDEEMABLE ONLY AT ZEHRS OR GORDON5 MARKETS WITH THIS COUPON SAVE MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE tO OZ ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE OFF COUPON EXPIRES FEB 9/85 006/0300763r! CATELLI OLD FASHIONED 3 VARIETIES SPAGHETTI SAUCE 750 mL 1.19 ALL PURPOSE OR WHOLE WHEAT FIVE ROSES FLOUR 2 5 Mg 2.59 3 FLAVOURS OF INSTANT STYLE MILK MATE SYRUPS 350 mL 1.19 SUPER _SPECIAL POPULAR GENERAL MILLS CEREAL CHEERIOS 425 g PKG. REGULAR 4's GOLD, WHITE, ALMOND, 4 Al DIAL SOAP 3.0g • FOUR VARIETIES SOLID TWICE AS FRESH 25g 169 HUGGIES DAYTIME 48's OR TODDLERS 33's PER Rax 10,49 DIAPERS NORMAL OR X -BODY CONDITIONER OR FLEX SHAMPOO 450 mL 2, 99 SUPER SPECIAL RUBBERMAID LAUNDRY BASKET ALMOND OR CHOCOLATE 3.99 ROUGHNECK STEPSTOOL ALMOND ONLY 699. MICROWAVE HEATABLES 5.99ASSORTED EA MICROWAVE COOKSORTED ABLEA. ES 5.99 AS ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO COMPLETE YOUR FUNK & WAONELLS ENCYCLOPEDIA SET SUPER SPECIAL McCAIN FROZEN STRIAGHT OR CRINKLE SUPERFRIES 1 kg PKG. UNSCENTED, DEODORANT 30's NEW FREEDOM SLIM MAXI -PADS 3. 99 6212. REGULAR STYLE 30 s NEW FREEDOM MINI -PADS 289 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: tIIGHWAY NO. I{ GODERICH MON., TUES. 1 TO A P.RA. '110., THURS., FRI. • 1 TO I P.M. SAT. 4:30 TOA P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON.,TUES.,V"TD.LSAT. -8:30TOAP.m THUP$. A. °RI, - S:31 TOA P.M. 9/ INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4AND NQ. da EXETER MON., TUES., WED.. • TO 4 P.M. TI4URS., FRI. - 4 TO • P.m. EAT.. 4:31 TO A P.M. da Radford, with Addle Hunking acting as secretary in the absence of Bernice Not._ man. Thanks were read from Dave and Caron Snihur for the Christmas gift, from fire vic- tims Jim and Brenda Thompson for a quilt, from shut-in Alice Davidson for Grace Fairey, Elsie and Joe Shaddick, Jim Neilans, George Carter, Howard Clark, Kay Longman, Jack and Marion Snell, and the Whyte families. Thanks were also received from Mark Robinson and Harold and Annie Cunn- ingham, the Huron Day Centre for the Homebound and Alma College and Learner's Centre for donations. A letter was received from the foster child. The 18th Huron -Perth was held in Wingham on Jan. Londesboro was in charge of worship. WI cards There were six tables in play on Jan. 25. The ladies' winners were: high, Hazel Reid; lone hands, Trudy Pollard and low, June Fothergill. For the men the high was Gerrit Wilts; lone hands, Ted Fothergilll and low, Wilfred Shortreed. In charge was Marjorie Anderson. The next evening of cards will be on Feb. 8. Personals Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thompson on the birthof a boy on Jan. 19 in Clinton Public Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bert yon on a new grandson, Albert Jonathon orn on Jan. 26 to Ron and Kathy Moes in St. J sephvsfospital, London. The boy weighed three pounds,one and a half ounces and is a brother for Laura Kathryn and Kerissa Joanne. . The Snihurs are on holidays from Jan. 28 to Feb. 4. During this time, Rev. Ken Bauman of Blyth United Church will be on call for any emergencies. UCW members attending the Huron -Perth Presbyterial in Wingham on Jan. 28 were Brenda Radford, Joan Whyte, Gail Lear and Betty Hulley. More than 30 family members attended the 80th birthday party for Jean Scott of Londesboro on Jan. 27. The celebration was held in Seaforth at the home of Mrs. Scott's granddaughter, Dave and Jill Jervis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent last weekend in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Don Scruton, Colleen and John. Mrs. Bob Burns was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital Jan. 18 and returned home on Jan. 28. ' Sunday visitors with Mr'. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse and Mark were daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pfaff, Dean, Shane and Jenimae of Huron Park and niece Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hern also of Huron Park. There were some from Teeswater storm - stayed last weekend in the village at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley and Denise returend home on Jan. 22 from spending 'a month in Florida. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Garlichs of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick, Stephen, Danny and Krystal of Brantford, Miss Ruth Shaddick and Mrs. Marion Ward, of Clinton. School studies feature on winter wonder By Linda Van Spengen and Anita Gross Hullett Happenings LONDESBORO - Many of the junior grades at Hullett Central School are studying snow. Grade 3 'is studying what snow is made up of and how it feels. Grade 2 is going to send creative 'writing to their friends at the Huron Day Centre. On January 15 a dental health nurse came. She went around the classes and looked inside our mouths and gave us dental advice. On Thursday there was an assembly for Grades 6, 7 and 8. It was about the use and 'abuse of alcohol and drugs. Students saw a film called "The Alcohol You" and had a discussion. Volleyball teams are practising every ,day. The coaches, Mr. Griffin and. Mrs. Cooke are training them for the tournament. Go for the gold, Hullett. CUPID'S BALL I 1985 Blyth and District Community Centre MUSIC BY - "CRIPPLED DUCK" On Sat u rd ay, February 9, 1985 Dancing - 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Door Prizes Smorgasbord to tollow. Tic keit' $14.00 per couple "Sponsored by Club 303" Tickets available at - Elliotts Insurance, Clerk's Office, and LondE'Shoro Lions Members.