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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-04, Page 8L DELI -FRESH SLICED '1'H1S ORICCNAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR CONDITION II v.. Page 8-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1985 armony iLites s their way to the to The Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites are: Front left to right: Marilyn Thomas, Arlene Van den Akker, Jane Vincent, Lin Steffler, Katie Teall, Deanna Delve, Esther Rose, Janice Haugh, Gail Moffett. Margaret Shortread. (Middle) : Marie Douglas, Doreen Strong, Betty "acDonald, Carol Moore, Jacqueline Gowdy, Norma Hooper, Margaret Miller, Grace Cornish, Joyce Kahle, Leona Nigh, June Johns. (Back): Margaret Whitmore (directors, Joan Campbell, Doris Spence, Gloria Wilbee, Carol Baker. Shirley Snell, Infant baptism at St. Andrew's CLINTON-On December 1, at St. An- -drew's Presbyterian Church, Nicole Louise, daughter of Linda and Colin Parker and Ian Raymond, son of Victor and Mary Hoggarth . were received into the fellowship of the Church through the Sacrament of Baptism. Riehl - Symons Larry Kenneth Riehl, son of Bill and Gladys Riehl of Clinton, and Lisa Diane Symons, daughter of Douglas and Catharine Symons of Woodstock were married by Rev. Williams in Oxford Centre United Church on October 5. The matron of honor was Susan Boehm of Aylmer, cousin of the bride. Bridesmaids were Janine Caria of Mississauga, Kasia Sims of Toronto and Brenda Riehl of Clinton, sister of the groom. Bob Riehl of Clinton was the best man for his brother. Christopher Riehl .of Clinton,, nephew of the groom was ringbearer and Shauna Symons of London, niece of the bride, was flowergirl. Ushers were Doug Riehl of Clinton, brother of the groom, Jeff Symons of Bramalea, brother of the bride and Daryl Johnston of Hamilton. Following a reception in, the Quality Inn, Woodstock, the couple honeymooned in Portugal and Spain. Larry and Lisa have taken up residence in Toronto where they are both employed by Canada Packers. ;, ...:1 • Consitt-Dowson Brenda Jean, daughter of Bill and Joyce Dowson, and Scott Russell, son of Tom and Barb Consitt, all of Varna, were married at the Brucefield United Church on November 9. Rev. Wilena Brown officiated. The matron of honor was Bonnie Groot of Zurich, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Tanis Denomme of Guelph, Karen Erb of Bayfield and Lori Consitt, sister of the groom. The flowergirl was Pamela Jewitt of RR4 Clinton, cousin of the bride. The ringbearer was Michael Groot of Zurich, nephew of the bride. The bestman was David Consitt of Zurich, cousin of the groom. Ushers were Dan Taylor, Paul Con- sitt, brother of the groom and John Dowson, brother of the bride, all of Varna. After spending the wedding night at the Hessenland and the honeymoon in Niagra Falls, Scott and Brenda are residing at RRI Varna. (Gary Walden photo) Nadine Cathers, Karen Cardiff, Wanda Dietz, Thelma Bode. ( Absent ): Alice Andrews, Ruth Axtman, Donna Broadfuot, Debbie Campbell. Liz Cardno, Mary Cardno, Jan Delvecchio, Mary Eyre. Bella Fuss, Winona Hoffman, Audrey McElwain, Nancy Millson, Vary Jayne 'Person, lam Strong, Lisa Strong. Elaine Skinner, 1.0uise Smale, Ruth Ribey, Leanne Whit more, Mary Ann Snowdon. I Patrick Raft is photo 1 Reaching the top is tough As anyone who has ever strove to be among the best in their fields well knows. it usually takes years of hard work to achieve even a inodicrum Dt success, which all too often comes and goes fleetingly. That is why, none of those initially involved in the formation of the Harmony Ht -Utes womens barbershop chorus would have expected the rapid recognition the group has received, when it was first chartered, only one year ago May. The Seaforth-based group. which also draws members from nearby communities competed in its first area competition in Niagara Falls last spring. 'I'he Hi -Utes finished eighth and were chosen as alternates for the International Convention of Harmony Inc., held November 8-10, in Ottawa. When' one of the top seven choruses had to drop out. ti,r Hi-Idtes suddenly f111rIId themselves fa':ed with the prospect of competing at an international level. The group rose to the challenge and, having worked hard at their craft in the months between competitions; turned in an impressive performance They placed 12th out Of a 23 -chants held I,1 (►ttawa. They also raised their standing t•Tun eighth. to third. among groups from 1l,etr own area. Roughly. 1.301) i11 rs .ice involved in the quest for the 1111e ur ' 1 (-mattunal Chorus ('haznpiuns, with L oinpet1tors corning from all over Eastent Canada and the Northwestern United States The Village Pineal Chords, a group from Chicago. were the eventual winners in the chorus competition The Harmony Relates came into being in May, 1984, when founding members Doreen Strong and Joan Campbell got the ball rolling with a simple advertisement in the ,local paper inviting interested singers to try out. About 15 people attended the'first practice session at the Seaforth Public School. Since them, ;It's just grown in leaps and hounds " said Mrs. Strong, of the group, which now boasts nearly 50 members. Mrs. Strong said the Hi -Lutes are always open to new members and interested persons may apply by attending a practice, which are heli each Tuesday night, at the public school a 7 :45 p. m. Paper pick-up time CLINTON - The Londesboro Lions Club will be in town on the morning of December 7 for their monthly newspaper collection. The monthly pick-ups are part of a fund raising recycled newspaper project that the Lions Club participated in. COMBINATION BUDGET PACK 3 CENTRE CUT, 3 LOIN END, 3 TENDERLOIN END CHOPS PORK LOIN CHOPS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.37/kg 1� Clinton residents are asked to have their old newspapers bundled and set out by the street curb for the Saturday morninf, collec- tion. In Bayfield, Lions Club members will be making a similar pick-up. 3.48/kg DEVON SLICED Ib. BONELESS FLESH PORK 5.47 /kg CENTRE CUT g �� COIN CHOPS Ib. CUT FROM GRADE 'A` BEEF 4,37/kg BLADE STEAKS 7 .mogi BULK FOOD EXTRA VALUES NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL MARKETS FOIL WRAPPED BULK CIOCOLATE BELLS 3.4916.7.69 , FOIL WRAPPED BULK CHRISTMAS BALLS 3d491b 7.69, ROWNTREES POPULAR "SMARTIES" CANDIES 9 9 3.49 Ib 7.69 /k9 POPULAR SNACK FOOD MIX "BITS AND BITES" 2o491b 5.49 kg BULK PACK, XMAS BAKING WALNUT PIECES 2®9916 6.59/k�, PREMIUM QUALITY from GIUMARRA VINEYARDS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA N0. 1 SWEET RED EMPEROR GRAPES 2.18/kg (GRAPE KING LABEL) Ib. PRODUCT OF SPAIN N0. 1 ALMERIA GREEN GRAPES 2.18 kg Ib PRODUCT OF ITALY ITALIAN CHESTNUTS 3.95 /kg Ib 1.79 PRODUCT OF ISRAEL SHARON FRUIT EACH 69' FAST FRY CENTRE CUT SIDE BACON PORK LOIN CHOPS BONELESS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN ROASTS BONELESS BLADE STEAKS 481/kg MAPLE LEAF 4 VAR. DELI STYLE LUNCH MEATS . 125 g pkg. MAPLE LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM MAPLE LEAF 8 VAR. MEAT STICKS 175 g 250 g MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR MINI CORNED BEEF 5.71 /kg MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED , coy. COTTAGE ROLLS 4,7/kg MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR BAVARIAN SAUSAGE ROUND SDD p CLIFFSIDE FROZEN 2 PK. 3 VAR. MEAT PIES 280 g pkg, SEAGLO FROZEN HADDOCK OR LE FILLETS 7.47/kg 4.81 /kg 2.181b. 5.25/kg 2.38 Ib. 2.18 Ib. 1.59 1.79 1.89 12.591b. 1.8916. 2.18 1.39 3.39 COUNTRY GOLD REG. OR ALL BEEF' SLICED BOLOGNA 375 g pkg 1.59 NO NAME VAC PAK LINK OR COIL POLISH SAUSAGE 4 61/kg 2.09 I5 MAPLE LEAF REG. OR ALL BEEF BONELESS FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS MA> PLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN 411, HAM �aY. 8.80 /kg 3.1111,bi MAPLE LEAF VISKING OR PARA BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF SLICED CHICKEN LOAF SCHNEIDERS SMOKED COOKED PICNIC SLICED 3 06/kg 1 .39 Ib. 4 39-kq 1.9916 6.15/kg 2.791b. ZIGGYS DELICIOUS ROAST PORK SLICED 11 88/kg 51391b 41291b MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN HAM STORE SLICED 9 46/ka PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA KIWI FRUIT CALIFORNI CELERY HEARTS CANADA NO 1 GRADE MULTI -BLOOM SIX INCH POTS POINSETTIAS 3.111 CHRISTMAS CACTUS 3' POTS 1.29 ONTARIO 110. 1 FRESH LARGE GREEN CABBAGE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA FRESH RADISHES PRODUCT OF TURKEY STRING FIGS HEAL) 1 Ib PKG 12 oz PKG 5` 89` 99c AMARYLLIS BULBS EACH 4.99Q� JAPANESE PEARS PRODUCT OF JAPAN 3.28/hg 1.49 Ib PRESIDENTS CHOICE FIRELOGS CASE OF 6 6.99[x(9 VINE RIPENED TOMATOES PROD OF SPAIN NO 1 4.39 kg 1.99 16 P.C. CHOICE PURE APPLE CIDER a LITRE 2.99 • SPANISH CLEMENTINE ORANGES PROD OF SPAIN 2 5 hg EACH 11111...m. diummersommumulimmi, PRODUCT OF MEXICO CANADA N0. 1 59 CUCUMBERS PROD. OF U.S.A. 140. 1 GR. SWEET PEPPERS 2.62/kg C ea PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA size 88 s NAVEL ORANGES DOZEN PRODUCT OF CANADA. P.E,I, BAKING POTATOES 5 15 BAG 1,191,. 3.79 990 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA GREEN ONIONS^3/99c