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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-07-03, Page 9Pie convenor Doris Reddoch couldn't find any more room on the table for another slice of pie during the Bayfield United Church beef barbecue on June 29. Richard Erb, of Erb's Meat Market, cooked 425 pounds of beef for the occasion. (Arnie Narejko photo) )fain doesn't dampen spirits for Kippen WI By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN-Will the Kippen East WI ever forget tlle'.day they put a float in the Tuckersnni h Sesquicentennial Parade? Those tri mbers who participated enjoyed dressing t e float up and there were 13 riding on the float. The seven wisest got off at Van Egmond.• House. That left six foolhardy members to • continue the route back to Seaforth arena. Little did they realise that ,the journey would be •'overflow5'rg" with events with the rain. , Those • riding on the float were Ruby Triebner,; Grace Eyre, Mary Broadfoot, Mildred Chalmers, Mattie McGregor, Mary Whitehouse,.Joyce Pepper, Mona Alderdioe, Grace •Drummond, Helen MacLean, Frances Kinsman,' Thea Wisch, and Margaret •Hoggarth. Special thanks to driver Doug McGregor who put up with all the antics. • The special quilt the WI worked on during the vlinter; fnonths wasauctioned off Saturday night and went to Ross McNichol of Strat fordc<.' • United Church News Just .• a reminder minder that there will be no Sunday seiike for the remainder •of July. On `W'edne`sday, July 24 at 8 pm is- the Induction ;Service for Rev. Lorne Keays, • who will be the new minister for Kippen and Brucefield churches. • Personals Mr. and Mrs. Berd and Dot Tales from Cambridge spent the weekend with Alexland Mattie McGregor. Marjorie and Gene Middleton visited with Bessie Charters, Marjorie's mother, `for the weekend. Marjorie was raised in Tuckersrriith and is a sister of Mary and Anne McGregor.' . Ray and Marjory McLean and family of London:- visited with Grant and Helen MacLean and attended the Tuckersmith . activities. 55, Graduation held By Blanche Deeves HO.MESVILLE - The Holmesville School held their gradlation on June 24 in the Com- munity Centre in Holmesville. The Goderich .,Township Women's Institute prepared their ' buffet. • lbThe Grace was given by Greg Lobb. Greetings were given by Joan Van Den „ Broeck, Board of Education Trustee; Arnold Mathers Education Superintendent; Grant Stirling Reeve of Goderich Township. Presentation of Awards were by Mrs. B. Lockwood B.A. to Peer Tutors, Debbie Smith, Jaqua Lobb. Paul Hiles. Presenta- tion of.,biplomas were given by John Kane Principal and Bonnie Lockwood B.A1 Awards went to: Top History. Student, David Jones, presented by Marilyn Forbes and Linda Jones of SS 4 Community Club: Top English Student, Gregg Lobb, presented by Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Jones of, S.S. No. 4 Community Club; Top Geography Student, Margaret Brill, presented by Glen Price, Top Mathematics Student,_ Greg • Mayhew; Top Science Student, Paul Hiles. presented. by Martha DeBoer of Taylor's Corners !Community Club; Top Sportsmar)ship:- David Jones presented by Mrs. MI 'McCauley; special Citizenship Award Jaqua Lobb presented by Charles • Orr of the Canadian Order of Foresters: Special >Music Award, Gregg Lobb presented by Robert Blackwell; Top Girl and Boy in General Proficiency, Boy, Daryl Hemingway, Girl, Diane Bradshaw - presented • by Beverly Orr from L1901 411) Canadian Order. David Jones gave the Valedictory Speech. Grade Eight Graduates are: Bonnie Bell, Diane Bradshaw, Margr- . et Brall, Tracy Colter, Randy Culp, Kim -•DePutter, Barry Diehl, Lori Forbes, l'atny Gibbons, Daryl Hemingway, Paul Hiles, David Jones, Ian Koetsier, Scott Lee, Gregory Lobb, Jaqua Lobb, Gregory Mayhew, Tim McIntosh, Steven Ott, Shelly Pearson, Myra Postill, Mark Ritchie, Joe Roosemalen, Terry Shultz, Luke ,Shephard, Debbie Srilith, William Storey, Derrick Wierenga. „ Congratulations to Brian Hemingwa} wh11 won Proficiency. w rd for Grade 5 I' . ' Citch news Morning Worship was well attended at Holmesville United Church Sunday morning with Rev. 3. Bechtel in charge. Jim Lobb. and Doug Norman. received the offering. befit dance for Albert and lona, I,e o will be held August 10 al the Goderich Township Corunity ('entrc ThyLeibolds recently lost t err home and .Illrirt \I their. belongings in a fire. 1 i GODERICB TWP This is the last week do submit your family _ ory stories for the Goderiola" Township families book. There can be noantee of inclusion of ANY material submitted after this Saturday. The reason this deadline is essential is that it >,nust be known exactly how many pages there well be in the finished edition in order to price the book for advance sale dur- ing the July celebrations (July 15 - 21), If there is still room available after all the submitted material is typeset then further stories can be accepted but there is NO GUARANTEE! PHOTOS: The committee, doesn't need to have .all the photos in by that date. The deadline for photos is August 1st! At the present time a 300 page, 9 x 11" book with a• hardcover has been proposed similar tothe first, Goderich Township History, Vol 1:1984. However this time they are going to print as many copies as have been presold, so do contact anyone you think would be interested and let them know. Order forms will be on hand during the July celebrations at Holmesville and after' that copies can be purchased through Alison Lobb, R.R. 2, Clinton, NOM 1LO (482-7167). If 1000 copies are printed, they expect the book to sell for $30. (plus postage if necessary). Persons purchasing their copy during Ju- ly and August will be shown on a Patrons' List at the back of the book. This tune the names of ALL purchasers will be included whether or not they live in the township. We expect to include: Your name (including maiden names). An Address - Lot and Con if you live in Goderich Twp.; Twp if you are in j'.; +,,.. �a., ..•!:.aft � t �-.4 J,<,, lingonContity, City or County in Ontario, mut Province; or state it outside Ontario. The coi ninittee would also like to indicate (as done previousl1) whether or not you were born when your parents were con- sidered residents of the township. Once again this. will be shown by anasterik beside the name. During the July celebrations, copies of stories for _proof-reading will be available which have been typed and are considered completed, It's hoped that -EVERYBODY connected to these "surnames will take the time and trouble to readthe story over. Quite often one person in the fanny has fallen heir to the job of submitting data and although they have done their best to be ac- curate and complete, it is quite easy to overlook something or make a mistake in name spellings or birth dates. This is ,your opportunity to cheek the story before it goes to press. After the event, if you did not find the time to check the.data, it Is. hoped you will hold back your complaints! Surnames completed to date (July 1st) are: Abbott. Aldworth, Anderson. Andrews. ,01314 4,1 Ave Baker. Barnett, Batkin, Beacom. - Bell. Kettles. Bisback, Bland. Bo ll . Brand. Brennan. Brittain. Barnett. Bun Cpl- belt Coven. Chambers. Chartrand. Chun chili, Colclough. Cole. Collyer, Cooper. Corey. Courtice, Co Crayford. Crich. Cudnnore. Cullen. Culp. Davidson. Davison.. Dempsey. Drehmann: Dobler. Ducharme: Dunlop. Edward. Elford. Elliott. Ellis. Evans. Feltz. Findlay. Frame. Fuller. Ginn. Glazier. Glen, Gliddon. Haak. Hanley. Hick. Hicks. Holmes. Jackson. Jer- vis. Jowett. Kempton: Koetsier. Kroes. Langendoen. Lawrason. LeBeau. Lobb. Lockhart. Marks. McGuire. Merner. Mid- dleton. Mullholland. Newton. Parks. Pearce. • Preszcator. Rapson. Rathwell. Steenstra. Straughan. Sturdy. Taylor. Teb- butt. Thompson. VanDerMeer, Vanderhaar. Wain. Wakefield. Walker. Watkins. Welsh. Weston. Woon. Yeo.- So eo:So make sure your family is included in the Families Book! Contact Alison Lobb for assistance if you are having difficulty preparing your story. But remember, July 6th is the deadline! ABC A granted $519,218 The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority has been granted $579,218 to undertake various water management, con- servation and recreation projects within its watershed for 1985, Natural Resorces Minister Michael Harris announced today. .This funding is part of an overall total of $36.9 -million in 1985 provincial grants to the 38 conservation authorities. in Ontario.. Mr. Harris noted that the level of grants, to be used for capital projects as well as for general administration, is fully in line with levels for all agencies which receive provin-. tial funding. S.PER SPEIAL! BEATRICE "FRUIT BOTTOM" YOGURT ALL VARIETIES 175 g CUPS 'LIMIT I 4 DOZ. PER CUSTOMER : CHEFMASTER SOFT STYLE MARGARINE 1 Ib. TUBS FOR WESTONS JAM FILLED BUNS PKG. OF 6 1.59 KAP L KAN ASSORTED • 369 g CAT FOOD 694 NEILSONS ASSTED DRINK 600 9 CRYSTALS 129 5 ROSES ALL .PURPOSE 2.5 kg FLOUR 179 CATELLI MACARONIS�99� & � DINNERS 9 ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 425 mL LESTOIL 1.49 CONVERTED RICE UNCLE BENS 1.29 • SUPER .SPECIAL! WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG, OR FACIAL TISSUES 200 SH. BOX CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER, OR IN OIL, STARKIST TUNA 184 g TIN NEILSON P/. COTTAGE 500 g CHEESE 1.59 WESTONS ENGLISH 6'S MUFFINS 694 NEILSONS 500 mL SOUR CREAM 1.49 B. DIAMOND SINGLE 1 kg PROCESS CHEESE 5 FOOD SLICES • 99 SARA LEE PEEK FREAK 4 VARIETIES COOKIES 4O° g 2.19 NATURE VALLEY • 4 VARIETIES CLUSTERS GRANOLA' 9 199 MOTTS JUICE 1.36 LITRE CLAMATO .2.29 BETTY CROCKER 450 g CREAMY DELUXE FROSTING 1.99 GOOD HOST REG. OR LEMON ICED TEAT 2.99 FINAL NET 2 VARIETIES 225 mL ULTRA HOLD 2 59 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE • SUNFLOWER 1 LITRE SAFFIO OIL 2.89 SARA LEE CHOC. 369 g LAYER CAKES . 1.49 VANILLA 369 9 LAYER CAKES 1.49 BAD COLBY 227 gJ CHEESE 1.99 CARAMEL 12'S CNN FMOONSCAK6'S VACHON ES 1.89 PINK OR WHITE ZEHRS EVERYDAY LOW PRICE SPECIAL..! - WELCHS GRAPE MOTTS APPLE FROZEN JUICES 341 • mL TINS GENERAL MILLS HONEY NUT CHEERIOS 525 92.49 GENERAL MILLS REGULAR 575 9 CHEERIOS 2.49 ARDMONA 3 VARIETIES 398 1111- PINEAPPLE LPINEAPPLE 894 CHRISTIES 4 VARIETIES CRACKERS .59 WELLA BALSAM CONDITIONER OR SHAMPOO V° 1.89 MENNEN 3 VARIETIES 75 g SPEED STICK 1.99 6 VARIETIES - 4 TIN SLEEVES LAURA SECORD PUDDINGS -w. BLUEWATER 2 VARIETIES COOKED FISH 700 g• PKG. 149 BLUEWATER FRIES OR KRISPS BLUEFISH g 3.49 MINUTE MAID DIET 280 mL PINK OR WHITE LEMONADE SHORTENING 1 �� CRISCO • WESTONS FRESH BABY BURGERS 3 "GOOD MORNING" 750 mL JAR SHIRRIFF MARMALADE 239 • 794 1 Ib. 994 12.5 oz. st NIAGARA FROZEN LEMONADE FIONR # KRAFT SMOOTH 750 g JAR e I PEANUT "'BUTTER SEE COUPON BELOW AND SAVE MORE ®� VALUABLE COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVE SEE COUPON BELOW ANO SAVE MORE VALUABLE C " PON...: KRAFT SMOOTH PEANUT 750 g BUTTER JAR ONE PURCHASE PER COUPON COUPON EXPIRES JULY 8/85 SUPER SPECIAL! 384 3851 j WITH THIS COUPON SAVE SHIRRIFF GOOD MORNING MARMALADE TRAOMON TRADITION rRr9Drrl(:)N ••1,01.11V maw „w?f Zts ALL FLAVORS NEILSONS "FAMOUS" ICE CREAM 9 750 mL JAR OFF 2 LITRE ONE PURCHASE PER COUPON COUPON EXPIRES JULY 13/85 M 8530 SUPER SPECIAL! SUPER MOIST CAKE MIXES 5 VARIE IES BETTY CROCKER 510 g PKG. R.C. MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTIS!, CATELLI PASTAS PC 1 kg Box FINE QUALITY WHOLE CHOICE SUPER SPECIAL:! 19 oz. TINS AYLMERo TOMATOES 8� REG. OR DIET MINUTE MAID ORANGE SODA 2 VARIETIES 4 VARIETIES A & W ROOT BEER SCHWEPPES BOTTLES SOFT DRINKS PLUS 30a DEP MINUTE MAID. ORANGE SODA NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES 1i .4, f.-1.1.1t11i Y 1!111. 0 1,111 N11. DIETRICHS_100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 690 675 g LOAF THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: w 1 -MAY NO. B GODERICH MON., TUES. • 6 TO 6 P.M. 7 M. . T LOO TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MOM., T*Jlls.. Vlft12. rK SAT. • S:311 TO 6 P.M. ' T S. AND NH. - Ia34 TO.0•M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4AND NO. 13 EXETER MON.. TUI)., w(O. • V TO 6 0.A91 THUIIS.. POI. • 6 TO/ P.M. SAT, . II:31 TO A P.M.