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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-4-3, Page 28Page 6A-CLINTON NEWS -RECO I" 11 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1 Greg Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cam Pro- ctor of Clinton, has been awarded the Peto Maccaluun Limited Award for 1984-'85 for top academic standing in his class. Greg is a third year student in the Civil Engineering Technology Course at Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology. This is the fourth scholarship he has earned and his is presently in his final year. Nancy Clynick received her Bachelor of Commerce degree at the recent University of Guelph Winter Convocation, having graduated with Honors from the four year Hotel and Food Administration course. Nan- cy previously received ben ;Bachelor of Arts from Wilfred Laurier University where she is presently enrolled until September, tak- ing further accounting courses. She hopes to complete her CA and has obtainedemploy- ment with Clarkson Gordon, Chartered Ac- countants in Kitchener. Nancy attended Clinton Public School and CHSS and is the daughter of Ken and Janeen Clynick of Clin- ton who attended Convocation. Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE "The Place to Bev Appliances" NEW AND USED HENSALL 262-2728 CLOSED MONDAYS Twin City 1.rtr, School of Hairstylin Waterloo, Ont. • Hairstyling •Barbering •Ear Piercing • Make•up 55 Erb St. East 886-6305 Monday to Friday :o•/ 8:30 am io 4:30 pm Clnssas *turf 1.10 of every wool*. tot ecc. se -Looking back ofthe� March 23, to vote on three questions under the Liquor Control Act. The three ballots voters will receive at the polls in Clinton next Wednesday ask the following ques- tions: Are you in favor of the establishment of the Government stores for liquor? Are you in favor of the sale of liquor lander a dining lounge license for consumption with meals on licensed premises? Ar you in favor of the sale of liquor under a lounge license for consumption on the premises? Il't years ago March 25, 1885 The old St. Paul's Church school house was knocked down to Mr. D. B. Kennedy for the sum of $20.00. It is an old-fashioned heavy square timber frame with wood enough in its structure to make hall a dozen modern balloon frames. Mr. Frank Elliott, son of Mr. Lewis of Goderich, pased through Clinton, Wedned- say, on his way to Texas, to join the grand army of "cow boys." Frank looked quite nobby in his cords and Wellingtons. In a few weeks Frank will be entitled to dub himself C.B. with all the initials imply. Mr. Swarts, of Clinton, goes along. They had their glass! A good grit was disappointed in not seeing a rush into Clin- ton to observe the eclispe of the sun, Monday of last week. The good country folk who were in town were surprised to overhear staunch Scott Act men say to their friends: "Will you have a glass?" Even our friend Searle had his "glass" in honor of the event. The body of the man Rayson, whom we mentioned last week as dying very suddenly Tuesday morning, remained warm and re- tained appearances of vitality until the following Wednesday evening. 75 years ago March 17, 1910 The eighth anniversary of the opening of this church (Wesley Church) was held on Sunday and proved to be one of the most suc- cessful ever yet held. The stormy state of the weather was somewhat of a drawback, 111 MCKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 91 Main St. South, Seaforth FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties Ken C arnni han Lavern Godkin lohn Ma wing Slanlev Mcllwain Donald McKercher Kenneth Moore N Trewartha Stuart Wilson Paul Rock E.F. "Bill" Durst Bob McNaughton Graeme Craig Banter & Marl wan Insurance Brokers 1 1d 482.11,4 527.1877 523-9390 524-7051 527-183' 527.0508 482 7593 527-0687 145.2397 527 1455 527-1571 8879181 524.8376 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE but it not materially interfere with the suc- cess of the day. Rev. Dr. utledge of Wingham preached most inspiring sermons morning and evening and was listed to with pleasure and profit on both occasions. On the first of April Mr. David Crawford will retire as landlord of the Commercial hotel and will be succeeded by Mr. James Reynolds of Detroit, son-in-law of Mr. John McCaughey, the owner of the property. Mr. Reynolds, who is an old Hullett boy, has been a member of the police force in the City of the Straits for a a few yea Mr. and Mrs. McCau;% ey will come from Blyth on the •.- d.,- and take up their abode in th Mary ° reet residence which has been some time past been occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzsimons. Mr. and Mrs. McCaughey are not leaving Blyth because they love it not but because they love Clinton more. 50 years ago March 21, 1935 Tuesday night, the Galt arena was the set- ting for the most spectacular and thrilling 'hockey match that our Colts have engaged in this year. After a very gruelling and very even series, in which a third game was necessary, the Colts finally emerged the winners in Tuesday's game, when they won the game by a score of 3-2, the round 9-8. It will be remembered that Clinton won the first game here by .a score of 5-4, but on returning to Durham, were defeated by one goal, 2-1. Incidentally this was the first game the Colts had last in the OHA this year, and it left the round tied at 6 -all. So when arrangements were completed for the third game which was ordered played in Galt, everyone started digging up the spare nickles and dimes and took themselves off to the game, and no one was disappointed. The WA of Wesley -Willis church held their annual St. Patrick's Day afternoon tea and sale of home baking in the council chatmber on Saturday afternoon. The room, tables and booths were decorated in colors ap- propriate to the occasion, those being in charge of the bakingb oth wearing white with green caps and gllars. All offered for sale was disposed of and many came in dur- ing the afternoon to enjoy a cup of tea. 25 years ago March 17, 1960 Adam Flowers got a shock direct from the Rural Hydro Office in Clinton - it wasn't a 'short', just a few extra digits! A member of the staff telephoned to ad- vise him that a clerical error had been made in his bill for $1,550.40 for the Woollen Shop property. Mr. Flowers had looked at his bill casual- ly, thought that it was for $15.50 and put it away. If he'd read it correctly, he'd have thought that he'd been billed for the whole Bayfield system. In 1912 Clinton became a "dry" town because of a municipal vote which gained 60 per cent vote banning sale of liquor by any type of outlet. Now 48 years later Clinton electors will go to the polls next Wednesday, 10 years ago March 20, 1975 The Clinton Public Hospital could under a rejuvenation and be updating if a three t five year plan being studied by the board of directors is implemented, it was revealed at the annual meeting of the hospital board. Retiring president Bob Campbell made the prediction but could give no firm details because plans haven't yet been finalized, and all plans must be approved by the Ministry of Health, which is on a belt tightening course at present. A 22 -pound -4 -ounce Rainbow trout pulled out of the Bayfield River last November has proven to be the largest of its kind caught in North America last season. The fish, which measured 301/2 inches long with a girth of 191/2 inches, was caught by Lynn Williams of London last November 19 in the river, about a half -mile upstream from the Highway 21 bridge. 1 SIZES UP TO 7 kg FROZEN YOUNG UTILITY TURKEYS 2.16/kg 91b. UPT07kg 2.82/kg GRADE "A" FROZEN TURKEYS 1.281b. BUTTERBALL UP TO 7 kg 3.26/kg. GRADE 'A' BASTED TURKEYS 1.48b MIRACLE BASTE UP TO 7 kg 3.26/kg GRADE 'A' BASTED TURKEYS 1.4813 2.5 kg AVG. GRADE 'A' FROZEN DUCKS 3.04/kg 1.38 20 oz. AVG. F A GRADE' A' FROZEN CORNISH HENS 2.49 GRADE 'A' 0:6". BUTTERBALL UP TO 5" TURKEYS AVAILABLE IN LIMITED SUPPLY SPECIALS IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY APRIL 2 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY APRIL 6 ALL STORES WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY APRIL 5 ' ALL MARKETS OPEN WED. APRIL 3 UNTIL 9 p.m. CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY SUPER SPECIAL BONELESS FULLY COOKED WHOLE OR HALF SCHNEIDERS OLDE FASHIONED SMOKED HAM 8.80/kg SUPER SPECIAL BY THE PIECE SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED BACK BACON 5.05/kg SUPER SPECIAL 4' FULLY COOKED WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION PARTLY SKINNED SMOKED HAM 3.26/kg BLADE 4.14/kg OR SHORT RIB BLADE M ROAST N OVED 1.88Ib BONELESS BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROAST 2.399. DELI a' SPECIALS .:. SCHNEIDERS 5.03/kg OLDE FASHIONED 9.90/kg 4.49,3. 2.281,3 SMOKED HAM s.27/k9 CUDDY 1 2.32/kg SMOKED OR COOKED TURKEY BREAST 5.59.. BONELESS CROSS CUT RIB r ROAST or STEAK 2.881b 6.35/kg BONELESS 5.05/kg STEWING BEEF 129,3. MAPLE LEAF 4.17/kg COIL STYLE POLISH SAUSAGE 1.89b MAPLE LEAF ZEALAND FROZEN 5/k9 LBOSSA WHOLE OR HALF LEG OF LAMB /79b 3.9 more specials SUPER SPECIAL MAPLE LEAF SLICED - 3 VARIETIES SIDE BACON 500 g PKG 198 PART SKINNED'FULLY COOKED3.70/kg BUTT PORTION SMOKED HAM 1.681b PART SKINNED FULLY C00KED4.14/kg CENTRE PORTION SMOKED HAM 1,881b SCHNEIDERS FRESH COUNTRY PORK, _SAUSAGE 2.291WILTMAN . BLACK FOREST 7.69;kg HAM STEAK 2.981 5.05/kg 6.57/kg KO SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES 500 g ‘COIL NEW to .4 Ib. MINI SIZZLERS 2.49 PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CELERY STALKS SUPER SPECIAL PROD. OF CHILE CAN. NO. 1 GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES Potted SPRING We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements SCHNEIDERS - 450 g REGULAR OR ALL BEEF DINNER FRANKS 1.89 SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY GRILL SMOKED 500 g SAUSAGE 3.19 MAPLE LEAF 500 g SLICED • 4 VARIETIES_ BOLOGNA 1.98 MAPLE LEAF FOR STUFFING • 500 g SAUSAGE MEAT 1.49 PILLERS SPICED OR COOKED HAM OR KRAKOWSKA - 125 4 COOKED MEATS 1.39 MULTIPLE BLOOMS 6" DIA. POT EASTER LILIES 9 COLOURFUL POTTED MUMS 4.99 FRESH COLOURFUL MIXED PANS 5.99 MULTIPLE BLOOMS HYDRANGEA /0"1411" MAKES A GREAT GIFT AZALEA 9.99 LARGE CUT MIXED BOUQUET EA. 2.99 2 18/kg J PRODUCT OF ONTARIO COLE SLAW 8 oz PKG PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 2/88' WAXED RUTABAGAS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. RED RADISHES 1 Ib PKG 2/88 7-7-7 20 kg BAG 2/88¢ STRAWBERRIES PRODUCT OF ONTARIO PROD. OF U.S.A. MUSHROOMS 4 83/k9 2. f 9h SWEET YAMS PROD. OF U.S.A. PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY. ROMAINE LETTUCE _ %9" ANJOU PEARS PINT 1.39 1044 20 kg BAG 1. 52/kg 690, SUPER LAWN 20-5-10 10 kg 89! ORGANIC BASE 9 kg 96/kg 4.99 4.88 I 4.99 5.99