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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-12, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1986 -Page 9 pulleys return dome after spending vacation in Florida By Dora Shobbrook 1 O..NDESBBORO - Mr. arid Mrs. Ken Halley returned home.Febraury 3 after spending a vacation in Florida. Mrs. Joe Shaddick was admitted to Clin- ton Public Hospital on January 25 and returned home February 4. Florence Cartwright and her sister Mrs. Keith Cartwright attended the funeral of their uncle -in-law Earl Cartwright in Sud- bury on February 4. He was 70. Clara Riley spent Wednesday to Monday in Goderich with friends . John Cartwright was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital most of last week with a concussion. David Whyte is a patient in University Hospital in London with a fractured leg. The WI card party will be held on February 14 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Note the change in time of the UCW meeting to be held at the church on February 17 at 1:30 p.m. Jean Scott spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott in Goderich. United Church Greeting theongregation for the Sunday service was Grit Wilts. Ushers were Stanley Airdrie, Kevin Wright and Gerbin and Dennis Wilts. Rev. Siebrand Wilts was the acting minister in the absence of Rev. Snihur who was taking a service at his "home" church in Owen Sound. Rev. Wilts welcomed the congregation and expressed his appreciation for being in- vited to perform the service. He announced that a sing time will be held on February 16 prior to the service at 10:50 a.m. Everyone is invited to the annual church skating party at the Clinton Arena on February 23. For the children's time, the Sunday schoolers were asked about their favorite hobby. The reading told about small seeds growing. The junior teachers were Tracy Salverda and Denise Hulley. The scripture lesson was entitled Joseph's Age and Death while the sermon was called The Way of God. The anthem was sang with Lisa Duizer providing the accompaniment. The choir was directed by Marsha Szusz. 4-H Club Etiquette for the 80s will be held on February 17 at 7 p.m. at the Mayberry residence. Boys and girls from the age of 12 and up are welcome. For more information call 523-9479 or 523-4359. Shuffleboard The shuffleboard games were held on February 5 with 14 attending. The three - game winner was Audrey Thompson. Same time and place on February 12. Everyone is welcome. Explorers The Explorers Expedition No. 9 was held on February 4. The meeting opened with a treat served by Pam Salverda. During the meeting, the election of of- ficers took place. Michelle Dillion is the new chief and Denise Hulley is the new keeper of the log. Sarah Lyons is the keeper of the treasury and newspaper reporter. The members held this election so all third -year girls would have a chance to participate at the head table. The members said the Explorer Purpose and sang the Explorer Song. For the craft, .the members made Valentine cookies and cards. A candy heart relay race was also en- joyed. The meeting closed with the dismissal by the chief. Public school choir sings at Duff's United Church By Betty McCall WALTON - The Walton Public School Choir sang an anthem on February 9 at Duff's United Church. Bonnie Lamble took the service, Elva Wilbee greeted worshippers, and Margery Huether was the organist. The ushers were Brian Wilbee, Ray Huether and Paul Mc- Callum. Taking part in the service was Gary Godkin, who read the scripture and Donna Godkin who reported on her experience at Lou Alpha. Celebrates Birthdays The oldest resident of the village, Nelson Reid, will celebrate his 90th birthday on February 16. Congratulations from all your friends. A belated birthday wish to a former Walton resident Sadie McDonald, who celebrated her 91st birthday at the Ram- meloo Guest Home on January 19. Also to Dave Watson who had his 86th birthday on January 3. His daughters Ione from Thamesford and Verde of London helped him celebrate on the Sunday. Ernie Stevens is a resident at the Ram- meloo Guest Home and Reina De Vries of the village returned recently to the home. Personals Recent visitors with Ruth Thamer were ,Volkes and Shirley Herthein and Crystal and Ruthie Thamer, all of London. In hospitals are Torrance Dundas (Seafor- th) and Earl Steele (Stratford 1. Mary Humphries spent last week in Lon- don with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphries and family. Mrs. Ernie Stevens visited for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens and family in London. New Project Any girl or boy who was 12 -years -old by January 1 and wants to take the new spring project, Etiquette for the '80's' is to get in touch with leaders, Pat Nolan or Elsie Carter who attended the training school last February 5. This club is basically the same as "The Club Girl Entertains". It teaches,members how to be good friends, good guests, im- prove their image and travel tips. Year pins will be awarded By Ray Lair BLYTH - The Diamond Jubilee Commit- tee of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 420 had a good attendance on February 8 for their euchre_ party. Winners were: ladies' high, Shirley Wood; ladies' low, June Fothergill; men's high, Jack Hesselwood; men's low, James Chalmers; ladies' lone hands, Pat Jenkins; men's lone hands, Doris Laidlaw, (playing as a man). Door prize went to Luella McGowan; dutch auc- tion, Pat Shaw; "heart" draw, Mae Badley. The next euchre party will be held on CAMPBELLS TOMATO. SOUP 10 oz. CAN CARNATION 500 g JAR COFFEEMATE 2.99 DR. BALLARDS CHAMPION DOG FOOD CHICKEN OR BEEF 425 g EACH 1s1 600 g PKG. DUNCAN HINES CHOCOLATE CHIP OKIES DUNCAN HINES ASSORTED FLAVOURS CAKE MIX 520 g PKG DUNCAN HINES 4 FLAVOURS FROSTING EACH 1.89 450 g CREST PUMP GEL, MINT OR REGULAR TOOTHPASTE 100 mL FRESH 2% HOMO OR SKIM MILK 4 LITRE BAG COTT ASSORTED FLAVOURS SOFT DRINKS 24 x 280 mL CASE CARNATION INSTANT 200 g LITE, RICH OR MILK EACH HOT CHOCOLATE 2.89 HEAD & `SHOULDERS REGULAR OR CONDITIONING SHAMPOO 350 mL • SEE COUPON BELOW • SEE COUPON BELOW WESTONS LEMON FILLED PKG. OF 6 FRESH BUNS 1.59 BAKED DAILY 16 oz. LOAF FRENCH OR VIENNA STYLE , FRESH BREAD H OR 79` AND o¢ucious ONION BUNS 1.16 MI WHEAT 119c OLE BREAD HONEY GRAIN W PKG. OF 8 • SEE COUPON BELOW RANDOM CUT COLBY, MOZZARELLA, 7.69/kg BRICK, MARBLE OR HAYARTI ZEHRS CHEESE 3.491b. PASQUALE BROTHERS. VEGETABLE OIL 3 LITHE MINUTE MAID CHILLED 1.82 LITRE ORANGE JUICE 2.29 KNOTTY PINE 283 g PKG. MAC & CHEESE 1.39 BEATRICE 2% COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g PKG.I.4 WESTONS 1882 STONE MILLED FRESH BREAD 675 g LOAF 89 NO NAME PLUM TOMATOES 28 oz. TIN 99Q NO NAME BRAND MUSHROOMS PIECES & STEMS 10 oz. TIN 89c SALTED OR UNSALTED 1.25 NO NAME CRACKERS 450 g ZEHRS FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. CAN 1.29 NO NAME HIGH PROTEIN CAT FOOD 1 kg EACH 1.59 ZEHRS • SOFT MARGARINE 1 Ib. TUB 95' NO NAME 4'S DELUXE PIZZA 425 g PKG. 2.29 SQUIRREL EXTRA CRUNCH, EXTRA SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER 500 g JAR • 10's CARNATION 2% EVAPORATED MILK 7` 385 mL CAN SURTEC GARBAGE BAGS 1.49 KRAFT 7 VARIETIES SALAD DRESSING 250 mL BOTTLE 1.19 99°. 2.19 IN IT'S OWN JUICE - SLICED, CHUNK OR CRUSHED • DOLE PINEAPPLE 398 mL CAN POLSKI OGORKI, NO GARLIC OR WITH GARLIC BICKS DILL PICKLES SWEET MIXED, YUM YUM OR BABY DILL BICKS PICKLES 1 LITRE JAR -;:;,11; UA( 1 LITRE JAR ARM & DETERGENT 5 L HAMMER 40• HEAVY DUTY OLD DUTCH LIQUID BLEACH OLD DUTCH SUPER 3.6 LITRE FABRIC SOFTENER CITRUS OR TROPICAL CITRUS 2.49 FIVE ALIVE CREST PUMP TOOTHPASTE (GEL. MINT OR REGULAR) 100 mL ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON SAVE! OFF COUPON EXPIRES SAT. FEES. 15/86 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HEAD 8 SHOULDERS SHAMPOO 355 mL EACH r SOU 1.39 McCAIN STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE, CUT JULIENNE OR BEEFEATER FRENCH FRIES Sc 1 kg BAG CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY 280 g PKG. KNOTTY PINE MEAT PIES 1.89 FRIES, STICKS, KRISPS OR IN TEMPURA BATTER BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUEFISH 64%9 3.49 4 VARIETIES LEANCUISINE VARIOUS SIZES WESTONS PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON CAKE DONUTS PKG. OF 12 2.39 1.19 STRAWBERRY, ORANGE, BLUEBERRY, RASPBERRY, PEACH, CHERRY OR PLAIN 1.19 GAY LEA YOGU T 500 9 PKG. 1.49 WITH THIS COUPON SAVE! (2 VARIETIES) 350 mL ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE COUPON EXPIRES SA GOIDERICN MON., TUES - Q TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. • 94(0 4 PA. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. 1 PER 15/86 J DUNCAN HINES READY TO SERVE WITH THIS COUPON SAVE! COOKIES CHOCOLATE CHIP 600 g ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE COUPON EXPIRES SAT. FEB c OFF 15/86 JOSEPHINE ST. (NWT. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. d, SAT. - 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 8:30 TCO P.M. j February 22 at 8 p.m. Come and bring a friend. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 420 wishes all comrades to note that at the March 6 general meeting, year pins will be awarded. Plan to attend - in uniform. This is a very special event starting at 8:30 p.m. Deer causes accident on Highway 21 BAYFIELD - An accident south of Bayfield resulted in extensive damage to a vehicle driven by a Lucknow man after he struck a deer on February 10, according to the Goderich detachment of the OPP. Eugene Gardner of Lucknow was travell- ing south on Highway 21 near Bayfield when he struck the deer. The vehicle received an estimated $3,000 damage. There were no in- juries. Another accident was reported on February 10 after a collision at the junction of County Roads 13 and 31. The first vehicle was driven by Steven; Taylor, 17, of RR3 Clinton and the second vehicle was driven by Laverne Heuckeroth, 50, of RR4 Clinton. The Taylor vehicle received an estimated $550 in damages while the Heuckeroth vehicle received $250 worth of damages. Final payment of grant received in Tuckersmith TUCKERSMITH - Minister of Agriculture and Food Jack Riddell, MPP Huron - Middlesex, announced the $1,510 final pay- ment on a $10,060 community planning grant for Huron County on behalf of the Township of Tuckersmith. Speaking on behalf of Bernard Grand - maitre, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Mr. Riddell said the grant was used by the coun- ty to prepare a zoning by-law for the Township. Community planning grants are designed to encouragemunicipalities to review and update their planning programs, zoning bylaws and other planning documents. The grants may also be used for special studies on local issues such as lakeshore development or commercial development along highways, and for energy -conserving planning measures. Grand Marshall attends meeting CLINTON - Several guests attended the Eastern Star meeting on February 6. Among them were Grand Marshall Mike Beacock of Forest and Grand Warder Clark Hodgins of Parkhill. Draw prizes, donated by Worthy Patron Donald Symons, were won by Mrs. McIntyre of Sudbury and Gail Smyth of Mitchell. The men provided the lunch at the end of the evening. Winners at the January 30 card party were: ladies' high, Irene Whitmore; men's high, Bill Jenkins, ladies' lone hands, Verna Glazier; men's lone hands, Alma Gordon; ladies' low, Gail Currie and men's low, Ann Jervis. A card party will be held in St. Paul's Anglican Church parish hall on February 27. Board requests its members not to smoke By Stephanie Levesque School board meetings could become tense over the next few months and it won't be over any controversial issues. Some trustees on the Huron County board of education could start biting their nails as they will only be able to smoke for 10 minutes of every hour. At its Feb. 3 meeting, the school board decided it would request its members not to smoke during the meeting. For each hour of the meeting however, there will be a 10 minute break "for the personal comfort of members". This doesn't mean trustees will be cram- ming the washrooms of the board office, A room adjacent to the board room has been set aside for smoking. There was a lot of kidding at the meeting and trustee John Elliott jokingly called for a minute of silence. Although a former smoker,' it is. the first time in four years this reporter left the school board meeting without a headache.