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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-10-16, Page 9Students at Hullett Central School not only learned how to prepare the Thanksgiving din- ner, but also learned some of the history behind the event by dressing in traditional at- tire. Getting into the spirit of Thanksgiving are Carrie Salverda and Adam Cook. 1 Alan Rivett photo) Thanksgiving at Hullett LONDESBORO - The primary grade children at Hullett Central School were involved in Thanksgiving activities last week. The Grade 1 students held their Thanksgiving dinner. on Friday. In the week leading up to the dinner, there was a lot of preparation, including a shopping trip to get the necessary items. On the Wednesday before the dinner, pumpkin pies were made. On Thursday, the class peeled the potatoes and carrots and, on Friday, they enjoyed their great feast in the gym. The Grade 2 class completed Thanksgiving unit last week which concluded with the making of Thanksgiving turkeys with colored feathers. The Grades class made apple turnovers on Friday for Thanksgiving. Senior Soccer Tournament On October 8, the senior boys' and girls' soccer teams travelled to Brucefield for the soccer tournament. Both teams played five games. The girls' team came back with four wins and one tie giving them the • championship. The boys' started off well, winning their first two games while losing the next three, Hat, Tie and Shade Day On Friday, the students council held a Hat, Tie and Shade Day which included a competition among the classes. The Grade 6 class • won and everybody could here the screams of delight all around the school. Classy Cooks hold meeting The fourth meeting of the Classy Cooks 4- H Club was held at the, home of Eunice Emke, on October 9. The leaders explained the differences between butter and egg - foam cakes. While one group prepared the pumpkin cake for the next meeting, the other group did an experiment with egg whites. The members discussed the bake sale to be held November 7, ,at the Blyth Hall at 8• p.m., following the Women's Institute meeting. Parents are invited to come to this meeting and bake sale. The members sampled the Strawberry Chiffon Pie before closing the meeting. 4 -Hers plan bake sale CLINTON - A single car collision on Highway 4 south of Clinton resulted in $800 damage on October 9, according to the Goderich detach hent of the OPP. The vehicle driven by John Sheperd, 31, of Blyth was travelling southbound on Highway 4 when the car entered the ditch. One passenger, Diane McDonald received minor injuries while a second passenger was uninjured. Frazer Abbott Frazer Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Abbott of Holmesville, graduated from Huron Central Secondary School with his Grade 12 diploma. lib'' McCall WALTQN - The first I./CW unit of Duff's United Moatiet en October 9, Scripture lesson was read by Melva Fraser. Viola Kirkby read an article on Time of Harvest. Keeping with the theme of Thanksgiving) Margery Huether read several poems. Annie Reid made a presentation on the Native People of Canada from the study book. Several questions were asked on what people think of when the Indian name is mentioned, attitudes toward the Indians and what personal contacts have members had with Indian people. Viola Kirkby President chaired the business portion. Audrey Hackwell read minutes and Doreen Hackwell gave treasurer's report, Plans were made for a shower and tickets were given out for Fowl Supper of November 6. Invitations were read from St. James School to their fall bazaar on November 30 and to Burn's UCW Bazaar October 23 at the Londesboro Hall. Names on nominating committee are Marie Coutts, Maxine Marks, Marie McGavin and Dorothy McNichol. Attend Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and Kathleen Cuthill and Clara Dale attended the 40th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Storey, of Woodstock. It was held in the Beachville Legion. The basement of Duff's church was meet decorated*** and white atrnners and bells along with bouquets.of fall .flowers for the con'imunity shower. for • Mrs. Robert Christian, the former Sherrill Craig pa Qc- tober 11. • Marilyn. • McDonald welcomed everyone, who had their names signed on a cameo cloth when they arved., Sherrill, her mother Margaret Craig and sister -iii -law Helen Craig were presented with corsages. The program consisted of a duet by Shan- non Craig and Sharon Godkin, assisted by Marion Godkin at the piano. Annie Reid, presented an amusing reading followed by a piano solo by Sherri Hoegy. Marie McGavin led in a sing song. Mildred Traviss and Phyllis Mitchell entertained with several musical numbers. Marilyn McDonald gave a reading. Carol Shortreed read the address, gifts were carried in by former school chums of Sherrill, who had returned for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig held a social evening on Saturday evening in the Walton Hall to honour their daughter, Sherrill and husband, Robert Christian on their recent marriage. A large crowd of neighbors, relatives and friends attended. Monthly draw At a recent meeting of the Walton Area Sports Club, they held their monthly draw, Winners were: $100 - Julie Holmes, Clinton; $25, Betty Maedel, Monkton. Thanksgiving Sunday John Huether and Neil Mitchell greeted worshippers on Thanksgiving Sunday at Duff's Milia Qhureh. Organist was ¥anon Godkiu. Ushers were jack McEw'. Lavern Goths and Bill Coutts. he Thanksgiving service was organized by Bonnie Lamble who gave as her sermon, "Thanksliving". Sheriil Christian and Graeme Craig sang a solo during the ser- vice, People Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and familyi of Sarnia, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles were Karen Atcheson and Danny Achilles. of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sills and family of Seaforth spent Thanksgiving Monday at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Machan of Toronto, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with his mother, Viola. Kirkby who returned home with them Monday to spend a few days. Guest speaker . Harry Franken was the guest speaker at the last meeting of the Hallrice 4-H Dairy Club. Mr. Franken demonstrated calf hair clipping and hoof trimming. Koos and Tony Verberg hosted the meeting. A members' vote of thanks was given out to leaders Jim Hallahan and Fred Muir, and their wives, for their guidance and support throughout the year. Thanks also goes out to the special guests and parents who helped the club. - press reporters Anita Wilts and Anita Bos. 1 ettrC� ‚oonBUYs,-' STORE SLICED BURNS COOKED HAM SCHNEIDERS INSIDE ROUND STORE SLICED MEDIUM ROAST BEEF 5.05/16. 2.291b. 6.29,b. 4.791b. 2.98,b. 1.991b. 13.87/kg SCHNEIDERS JUMBO STORE SLICED SUMMER SAUSAGE 10.56/kg Z&W BAKED MINCED HAM & CHEESE OR BAVARIAN MEAT LOAF MAPLE LEAF STORE SLICED MOCK CHICKEN LOAF 6.57/kg 4.39/kg BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS 6.59/K9 .99 CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF (BLADE BONE REMOVED) BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS FRESH LEG OF PORK SHANK PORTION 3.04/K9 131. FRESH BONELESS CHICKEN BREASTS 10.56/kg 4i 1. Ib. BONELESS STEWING G BEE 4.37/K9 I 3.70 /kg CUT FROM GRADE 'ABEEF BONELESS BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS BONELESS caul RIB STER S 4.37 /k9 19t. CROSLts!tls BONELESS RIB 4.14/k9 • Ib. FRESH BUTT PORTION LEG OF PORK . 3.26/kg FRESH CENTRE CUT PORTION LEG OF PORK SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST 3.92/kg 1.481bmore meat values CROSS CUT 1.781b. RIB ROAST MUSTARD 175 mL 'SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST FREE! HALLOWE'EN PUMPKIN TO ANY SCHOOLTEACHER FOR HIS/HER CLASS AT ANY ZEHRS MARKET UNTIL OCT. 31 SAUERKRAUT 909 mL SCHNEIDERS HALLOWEEN PACK MINI HOT RODS 144 MAPLE LEAF PORTION HAM STEAK 175 g MAPLE LEAF • e VARIETIES NO NAME SLICED 3.92/k9 ',nib. 2.69 COOKED HAM 375 9 42.98 NO NAME 1.89 SLICED BOLOGNA 375 g 1.29 NEW ZEALAND LOIN OyE 2.99 LAMB CHOPS F7R25/kNg' 3.29b. 1.89 (SAVE" MEAT STICK 250 g PILLERS - 4 VARIETIES SLICED SALAMI 925 g 1.89 I BUTT PORK CHOPS f29 � . CHICKEN LEGS ailp itialoa >wri. FRESH PROuUCE ASSORTED TROPICAL PLANTS PROD. OF U.S.A. 1.74/kg PROD. OF U.S.A. OR ONTARIO BARTLETT PEARS 79CAN. FCY. 1b. GREEN ONION PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY. 86s/kg PROD. OF U.S.A, RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS APPLES PROD. OF ONTARIO 39! RADISHES 12 oz. PKG. PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND MUSHROOM 1.99 KIWI FRUIT PROD. OF ONTARIO 10 oz. PKG. PROD, OF ONTARIO SPINACH 89' LEEKS BUNCHES 2/79' ASST'D. VARIETIES 8" POT ASSORTED �/�� + IVY PLANTS 21/2 ASSORTED TROPICAL HANGING BASKETS 8.. 6.99 FOR HOME OR OFFICE KALANCHOES 1.69 DARE 1Ib. JEMS 89" PRETZEL 11b TWISTS 2e 49 KISSES BUNCH FRUIT & NUT 1.49 GRANOLA BARS 1.99. 6.59/kg 2. 991b. 3.51 /kg t 591b. 98/kg ... 89#Ib. 4.39/kg PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 CABBAGE. EACH 49' PROD. OF ONTARIO 1 Y5 9 ALFALFA SPROUTS 694 PROD. OF ONTARIO BUNCH BUNCH BEETS 69' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE MEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS,