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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-3-20, Page 9ccatlik THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS 1N VERY POOR CONDITION All the cardsharps in the county were at the Clinton Legion Euchre Tourney held March 16. Robert and Mildred Cook, of Goderich, and Donalda and Cheryl Flyrur, "from the Hallett swamp" joked Cheryl, match their euchre skills at the well attended tourney. (James Friel photo) Legion t CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH20, 1985—Page 9 lips honor the Dutch people By AD Welch CLINTON - This year marks the Diamond Jubilee of the Royal Canadian Legion and 60 years of service to communities and the country. The theme to be used throughout our Jubilee is "Pride In Our Past - Faith In Our Future". The Royal Canadian Legion has long established a philosophy of service for needy veterans and their families. This assistance has always been provided with a compassion and generosity unparalleled by any other service organization. In recent ,years, terms of reference have been extended to include community, youth and senior icitizens. The contribution to the worthy icau'ses over many years of service is an ac complishrnent to be proud of. The Dutch people who still.remember that it was mainly Canadians who freed their country in 1945, show their gratitude each Remembrance Day by placing flowers on •eac'h of the many thousands of veteran's graves in Holland. This year, -to help the legion celebrate its Diamond Jubilee, the Dutch people have offered to ship a multitude of special tulip bulbs to Canada in the fall of 1985 so they can bloom as, large, blood. red tulips in the spring of 1986. As Canadians, we wish. to, show our gratitude and appreciation to them for the loving care and attention they continue to bestow on veteran's graves by a 'show of public support in beautifying homes, parks and places of business with a host of Legion tulips. Please help celebrate the Diamond .Jubilee by purchasing the Legion tulips. All bulbs are to be inspected by Canadian and Dutch inspection services prior to delivery in the fall. All orders must be placed before May 15th, 1985 to ensure delivery prior to fall planting. Members at '.ranch 140 Clinton thank everyone for their help in the past, and look forward to continued support in the future - especially in support of this very worthy cause - the Diamond Jubilee of the Royal Canadian Legion. Sports Results Results from the euchre play at the Clinton Legion on March 12 included: High Score - P.,Middelton and E. Kerr with 86; Lone Hands - Terry Gibb with 6; Low Score - Bill Harris with 51. There were 11 tables Present. A mixed euchre card party was held March 16 at Clinton Legion with a very good tnrnttrrt :tv tht'r' n:lti :t tntrtl of 17 t,h1PC present. 1st prize went to Mrs. M. Broadfoot and her partner Mrs. 0. Flynn of Hensall; 2nd prize went to Mrs. Bill Edgar and Mrs. Doug Bezzo of Clinton; 3rd prize went to Glen Carter and his partner Mrs. Glenn Carter; low score to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trevena; lone hands Russell Beyer and Dick Fremlin with 8 each. Comrade Eric Switzer and his committee of, comrades Percy Brown, Gary Black, Ray Bentley and Gord Tait thank all the kitchen crew and extra helpers who made this a Successful afternoon. Coming Events General meeting March 25 at 8 p.m. Nominations of officers and executive will be held at this meeting, so could we please have a good turnout for this meeting and vote for the member of "Your" choice. Radars donate quilt to auction CLINTON - The Clinton Golden Radar Senior Citizens ('lub met on Feb. 6, with 24 attending. Minlue Rurnball opened the meeting, Leila Johnston read the minutes and ('eacilia Edgar gave the treasurer's report. A carnation was sent to Ida Martin who is in hospital. Mrs. Rumball thanked everyone who took cars to Huronview and to those who provided cupcakes and led the program for the birthday party. Golden Radar executive members are planning the Zone 8 Rally which will be held NM ROYALE WHITE, ALMOND BATHROOM TISSUE AYLMER CHOICE TOMATOES AYLMER TOMATO JUICE 4 ROLL YELLOW 19 oz. 990 48 oz. f.19 REGULAR OR DIET STYLE SPRITE OR COCA-COLA WHAMS SULTANA RAISINS PLUS 30e DEP 750 rriL 9' 375 g, 89° CHOC. CHIP, VARIETY, CREME VARIETY, McCORMICKS IJ COOKIES 600 g i McCAINS 3 •VARIETIES FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 1 kg PKG. a� SALTED OR UNSALTED 2508 CHRISTIES 1®49 TRISCUITS INSTANT ASSORTED 106 g JELL®0 59? PUDDINGS 375 g ZEHRS PRIVATE LABEL COFFEE 1 149 WHITENER ALL PURPOSE,o kg 5 ROSES 7 99 FLOUR BAKERS 350g SEMCISW®CHEETIPS1.9 9 CHO BAKERS 225g SEMI -SWEET H * co BAKE C OCa SWEDISH MEATBALLS, MACARONI 6 BEEF TURKEY CASSEROLE STOUFFERS ENTREES 312 g 2.29 COOKED FRIES OR KRISPS 680 g BLUEWATER 349 BLUEFISH to*.. 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WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MARCH 23/85 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 8 oz JAR 5.29 PFR CARTON DAYTIME - 48's TODDLER • 33's HUGGIES DIAPERS SUPER SPECIAL MAXWELL HOUSE ROAST COFFEE APPLE CINNAMON OR DATE, RAISIN & WALNUT POSTS FRUIT & FIBRE CEREAL 400 g WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS �1 PRICE PHOTO FINISHING COMPARE THESE SAVINGS! 1.89 MAXWELL HOUSE SEE COUPON BELOW FOR EXTRA SAVINGS AT ZEHRS INSTANT COFFEE DECAFFEINA 7ED 6 oz. JAR 5.29 MAXWELL HOUSE WITH THIS COUPON SAVE REGULAR 511. TER AUTOMATIC. TANG ORANGE FLAVOR CRYSTALS 4 s 13 oz PNG ROASTED COFFEE Px9 OFF ONE COUPON REQUIRED PEP PURCHASE COUPON F [PIKES SAT MARCH 13 OS J 9 12 EXPOSURES ,5.-99 SPECIAL 15 EXPOSURES l.Cr9 SPECIAL 24 EXPOSURES 1.0 ,-5,3 SPECIAL 36 EXPOSURES 1.4.49 SPECIAL 2.99 3.79 5.29 7.49 . C-41 PROCESS ON COLOUR ROLL FILMS 110-126-135 & DISC FILM. King Size Prints. -Kodak Paper and Glossy Finish. Offer Expires at Closing March 30/85 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) GODERICH MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. & SAT.- 8:30 TO 6 P.M THURS. AND FFPI. - 8;30 TO 9 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND NO. 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M in Clinton on April 17. A quilt was displayed and it was decided to donate it to the Clinton Public Hospital for their upcoming celebrity auction. After the meeting a few rounds of euchre were played-. High winners were Rita Wright and Bernice Brown, and low winners were Marg Thorndike and Grace White. The next Radar meeting will include a pot luck dinner. It will be held at 6 p.m. Members are asked not to bring dishes or cutlery. Presidents honored CLINTON — The Huron Fish and Game Club was host to many of the past presidents and members of the executive on Saturday evening. The annual President's Banquet, combined with a St. Patrick's Dance, was well attended and many members and guests were present for dinner prepared by Joyce and Jerry Cook. The_highlight of the dinner was the small but meaningful ceremony to burn the mor- tgage that the club has carried for several years. Over the last year many of the club members have worked in a lot of ways to im- prove the financial position of the club. This dinner showed just how successful their ef- forts have been. Thanks to all who helped. The club appreciated it. Look for a much more active membership in the future as the Fish and Game Club is coming on strong! Surnmerhill Ladies SUMMERHILL - The March meeting of . the Summerhill Ladies Club was held at the home of Jane Van Spengen with 16 members present. President Lorna opened the meeting with a reading on The Shamrock. A thank -you was received from the Ellis family. A donation is to be forwarded to the Cana- dian Red Cross. An invitation to prepare a room display at Goderich Township's 1-5-0 celebration in July was accepted; the com- mittee in charge are Lorna Ellis, Ruth Jenkins, Evelyn Merrill, Phyllis Tyndall and Sandra Westerhout. All were invited to a bridal shower for Wendy Tyndall in the hall on March 24. Phyllis invited everyone to her daughter's wedding reception on April 6. For the program, Ruth Jenkins conducted a plant contest won by Hazel Watkins. Vera Gibbings asked the members to compose words using the letters in Saint Patrick. Lor- na Ellis won this contest. A reading entitled "Simplicity" was read by Vera. The April meeting will be held at Jean Vodden's. Ver- na Gibbings, Olive Neal, and Evelyn Merrill will be on program and lunch. The roll call is to be answered by - What I would do if I. were 21 again! GOE FI LER rS OF DUBLIN A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE 'On the a .Main. Street of Dublin 345-2250 Free 'Delivery; NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR NEW COMMUNITY? 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