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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-11, Page 10.'Ll[N+DVIEWIS*1ECDED' WEDNESDAY' SEP I;MBEE 11' .i91R.5: - P'.ag 9• Craigs #1y to Vancouver to attend weddin By Betty McCall WALTON - Nola Irkby led the UCW meeting. Marion Godkin was the pianist for the evening and Marjory Fraser read the scripture. Mrs. Kirby gave the meditation on thehistory of the people of Israel and Bet- ty McCall lead in prayer. • Edith Wey, assisted by Marilyn McDonald, of the archives gave the background of the present UCW and of the church. The business was conducted by Mrs. Godkin, the vice-president. Marilyn McDonald read the minutes and Leona McDonald gave the treasurer's report. No change will be made to the menu of the annual turkey supper to be held November 6. The price is the same as last year. It was moved to send a fall bale of clothing for the needy. Good articles of clothing can be left at the back of the Sunday School rooms by Sunday, October 27. If there are any resignations you are re- quested to have them into Viola Kirkby in writing as soon as possible or by the next ex- ecutive meeting October 2. The next general meeting will be held in December, featuring a pot luck supper. The executive meeting is in October.' Rally I The regional rally of the UCW will be held at the Egmondville Church on Monday, Oc- tober 7 starting at 7 p.m. with a dessert prior to the meeting. Edith Wey gave an outline of her day at Alma College. Bonnie Ramble closed the meeting. WI notes There was a family consumer affairs meeting of the Walton WI on September 8. Members were asked to bring an article for Children's and Family Services. Win a draw Winners of the Walton area monthly draw for the month of September were Amy and Kelly Workman of RR2 Brussels winning" $100 while the $25 prize went to Karen War- wick of Olds, Alberta. Church news Allan and Alice Searle greeted worship- pers Sunday morning at Duff's United Chur- ch. The organist was Elva Wilbee and the of- fering was received by Doug Fraser, Emer- son Mitchell and Jeff McGavin. Seaforth Harmony Kings and Lane Hazelwood will supply the music next Sun- day for the 125th anniversary at Duff's United Church at 11 a.m. Note the change of time. There will be no church at Bluevale the following week as it will be their an- niversary. The Official Board meeting was held in the church basement Sunday evening with the charge supervisor, the Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbaur-Sarni pa present. People report Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig flew to Van- couver last weekend to attend the wedding of their daughter, Sherrill to Robert Chris- tian, formerly of Delaware, U.S.A. The wed- ding took place in Unity Church of Van- couver with the reception following in the Annabelle Room of the Four Season Hotel. The bride and groom will be residing in the eastern states. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Seaforth and Mary Elliott of Burnaby, B.C. also at- tended. Mary Humphries spent Wednesday with her daughter Wenda Stroope and family of Fordwich, Just a reminder that this is Arthritis Mon- th. Please be generous when the canvasser calls at your door in the village. Blaine Marks placed second in the 16 and under class at the Fiddler's Contest at the Thresher's Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDougall and Kendra Ann of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snell of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall were supper guests of Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris on September 6 on the occasion of Ken and Heather's 10th wedding anniver- sary. Walton Public School studentsare well in- to there second week of school after the summer break. The enrolment for this year is 76. The staff at the school this year is, prin- cipal, Mr. Jewitt; vice-principal, Phys -Ed and music teacher Rob Snell. Grade 1- Barb Elston; Grade 2 - Della Bennett; Grade 3 - Shirley Lyons. Beth Hagan, a new teacher, will work at both Walton and Seaforth schools. The kindergarten teacher is Joan Vanderdool. The 18 new kindergarten children starting are, Jason Badley, Mark Beuermann, Kelly Blake, Kelly Boven, David Brown, Carol Ann Gamble, Brent Hazelgrove, David Henderson, Yolande Horst, Christina Kuntz, Stephanie MacDonald, . Derek McClure, Trevor Newman, Matthew Shortreed, Eric Siemon, Craig Somerville , Chad Voogel and Jennifer Watts.), Calf named grand champion By Mildred Lawlor Congratulations to Donna Lynn Arm- strong whose calf, Hiironia Title Rachel, was named Grand Champion Calf at the On- tario Jersey Club Junior Show at the Cana- dian National Exhibition in Toronto recent- ly. Donna Lynn is the 11 -year-old daughter of Fred and Ruth Armstrong. The Women's Institute meeting will begin with a dessert lunch at the home of Marjorie McDougall on Tuesday, September 17 at 1:30 p.m. Cheryl Cronin' of Blyth will speak on "Special Education". The roll call will be "How t.v. affects our children." Norman McDowell is a patient in Winghain hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Earl Wightman, her brother Tharis Mathers of Lucknow and Harvey Wightman of Waterloo visited on Thursday with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips. Marjorie McDougall visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Toll and Tyssan, and Mr. and CARNATION INSTANT MASHED 350 g POTATOES 1.39 CARNATION 500 g COFFEE MATE 2.69 CARNATION 13.4 ozINS. BREAKFAST T 30 69 BOWL 1 kg CLEANER SANI FLUSH 1.49 COLDWATER 455 mL WASH ZERO LIQUID 2.49 EASY OFF SPRAY 400 g OVEN (OVERNIGHT) f9 CLEANER CARNATION INSTANT 280 g HOT CHOCOLATE 1.99 KELLOGGS HONEY NUTORANGE 'CORN FLAKES . 525 g BOX 2• 49 SALADA PEKOE TEA BAGS 72's 227 9 2.79 , ZEHRS QUALITY KETCHUP ONE LITRE SIZE 1.99 CORDON BLEU BEEF OR MUSHROOM GRAVIES 10 oz. TIN 490 DAINTY 4 VARIETIES INSTANT FRIED RICE 3509 891 BUTTERSCOTCH OR CHOC. MINT CHIPITS ,' 350g 2.69 STOKELYS 2 VARIETIES KIDNEY BEANS 14 oz. 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VARIETIES WESTON GO400 PKODIGES 99 • COLOP PRINT FILM ONL'' SIZES 110 126 35mm 6 DISE Photo Finishing 12 EXPOSURE REG 599 G 15 E=XPOSURE REG 599 L 24 EXPOSURE REc 1059 36 EXPOSURE REG 1499 KING SIZE PRINTS - MATTE OR GLOSS OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY SEPT. 21/85 MR. CLOWN 500 mL POPULAR BUBBLE BATH 99% SARA LEA 170 9 ALL BUTTER CROISSANTS 1, ?9 WESTONS HAMBURG OR HOT DOG SESAME ®� BUNS 8s Q AWAKE ORANGE ®®4 DRINK 341 mL CARNATION TATER GEMS 750 g 6 LITRE BOX SUNLIGHT DETERGENT ONE COUPON PFR PURCHASE fi COUPON E 1IPIRES SEPT 21/65 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: WITH THIS COUPON SAVE LESTOIL ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 425 mL ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE ► I1WAT NO. $ GODIERICH MON., TUES. . TO A P.M. *EPI., TOURS., fill. - V YO w P.M. SAT. "`: TORI P,AA. 4 JOSEPHINE ST, (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON., TUES., W1O. & SAT. - 6:30 TO 6 P.M 'THURS. AAiSO PGH. - S:311104 P.M. Mrs. David Le Claire and Tara, all of Lon- don. Mrs. Gerrit Beimers returned home from Clinton hospital recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caesar of Goderich visited on Sunday with Violet Durnin of R.R. 3 Auburn. Church News Mrs. Barry Millian played the organ prelude at the Knox United Church service on Sunday. The choir sang "Bless the Lord O My Soul". The minister, Gary T. Shuttleworth, chose for his sermon, , "That Thing Called Brotherhood". Tammie Shuttleworth and Margaret Bak- ker were in charge of the junior congrega- tion. The offering was received by Peter Verbeek and Murray Rollinson, followed by the singing of the offertory hymn. Newlyweds congratulated By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - A curators' meeting of the KippenEast Women's Institute will be held on. Wednesday, September 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the, home of. Agnes. Bell. Roll call .is to be answered by "a vanished custom in our community." , Newlyweds Congratulations go• out to Kathy Finlayson, daughter of • Gary and Irene Finlayson, on her marriage to Larry McNichol, son of Ralph and Anna McNichol. Mr. and Mrs. Larry McNichol will reside at RR4 Walton. . • United Church news Rev. Keays led the'September 8 service at the Kippen United Church. The topic of his sermon was Old and New Wells. He noted that water from wells is a prime necessity • now as in olden times. . A piano solo was performed by Christine Cooper. .. The. congregation was reminded that the church's anniversary. 4ervice will be held on Sunday, October 20 at 11 a.m. ' Worldwide Communion will be celebrated on'October 6. . . Dessert Euchre plans Made ' By Isabel Seatt BRUCEFIELD - The UCW meeting was held on September 3 with Hazel McCartney and Minnie Walters in charge of the wor- ship. Donna McBeach was the pianist. Barbara Moffat presided and Mrs. Cliff Henderson read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the treasurer's report in the absence of Marjorie Broadfoot. Plans were made for" the dessert euchre on Oc- tober 1 at 1 p.m. The regional meeting will be at Egmondville on October 28. The UCW are also invited to Goshen on October 10 at 8 p.m. People Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat and family at- tended the Craw family picnic in Brantford Sunday. Jack Bennett of Denver, Colorado spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrd. Ivan Wightman. They attended a farrlily'reunion in Stillwater, New Jersey on the weekend and a picnic with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCully of Kincardine and his family at Stratford. Ina and Ellen Scott of London visited with their brother Ross Scott on Sunday. J.K. Cornish of Bluewater Nursing Home in Zurich spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brook. Florence O'Neill of London spent the weekend with his sister Violet Ross. Stanley history needs articles The Stanley Township History Committee will meet on Wednesday, September 18 at 8 p.m. at the complex. Those wishing to register a family history for space in the book, are asked to do so before the meeting. While this is an extension of the original registration deadline, the October 1 deadline for the history to be submitted is still in effect. All writers who have not turned in their articles, are asked to have them completed by October 1. The committee is still seeking articles and pictures of historical and interesting subs jects. If you have such articles, contact Ivan McClymont and if you have pictures, con- tact Bill McAsh. Information is needed on the early days of the Drysdale area, Who has pictures of Hillsgreen, Blake, Drysdale, Granton, Ban- nockhurn, the river mills, Pearsons and Wagners Corners, and the Logan Creek Mills and settlement? Information is also needed on the French Presbyterian Church (1875-1905) , the Methodists (1850 - 1900) , both Wesleyan and Episcopal, as well as the community church (1905-1925), all at Drysdale. ..