Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-06-18, Page 8Page 6--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. 1986 st Edward and Norma Grigg (sitting centre) celebrated their 50th an- niversary on June 15 with a reception at Clinton's. Wesley Willis United Church. On hand for e festivities were the Griggs three children (sitting middle rr + ) a Cunningham of Auburn, Dawn Staniforth of Cookstown a t . : ob Grigg of Kitchener. Grand- children and in-laws also atteni.ed including, front row, left to right Tanya Slezak, Natalie Grigg, Anson and Andrew Staniforth, Morgen Grigg. (Back Row) Tom Cunningham, Peter Staniforth, Roger Cunningham, Linda Cunningham, Leona Cunningham, Rob Coates, Debra Cunningham, Julia Cunningham, Jim Slezak and Dawna Slezak. (Shelley McPhee-Haist photo) Clinton couple celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with Open House ing at Lavis Construction and later became the caretaker of Wesley -Willis Church. Norma still keeps active in church work, as well as Lodge, while Edward is occupied in his gardens. The Griggs celebrated their 50th anniver- sary with an Open House at Wesley -Willis Church on Sunday afternoon. Afterwards the family met at Bartliff's Restaurant for dinner. CLINTON - Edward Grigg and Norma Potter were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter on June 17, 1936 by Rev. J. W. Herbert. They resided on lot 37, Concession 9 of Goderich Township, and operated a dairy farm. They, raised three children, Mrs. Ila (Thomas) Cunningham, Mrs. Dawn (Peter) Staniforth and Robert of Kitchener. Edward was active on tire school board for several years then decided to try municipal politics. He was a councillor from 1949-1952 and reeve from 1953-54 of Goderich Township. Norma was busy with the social activities of the United Church Women of Holmesville. In the fall of 1969 the Griggs decided to move to their home on Albert Street, Clinton. Edward could not retire.,, so, took up work - GMAC FINANCING NOW AS LOW AS... Special Finance Rates End June 30 1986 CHEVETTE - 2 DR. COUPE Including power brakes, 1.6, 4 cylinder engine, 5 -speed manual, rear defroster, reclining bucket seats, whitewalls, AM/FM stereo. Serial' No. 178461 A BRAND NEW '86 FOR oNLY' s7 860 GMAC FINANCING 7.8% 8.8% (4 YRS.) PLUS FREE 3 YEAR GM PROTECTION PLAN 3 YEAR - 60,000 KM. WARRANTY We have other Chevettes in stock (3 YRS.) CLINTON e /0 1986. CHEVY S-10 PICKUP Freight, Power Brakes, Rear Step Bumper, Radio. Serial No. 164165 A BRAND NEW '86 PICKUP ''FOR ONLY GMAC FINANCING 9.9% (3 YRS.) 10.9% (4 1f RS.) We have other S-10• Pickups in, stock N Chevrolet Oldsmobile -since 1935- 482-9321 �.a Car rallywill ... participants across Stanley By Mary %ossen of Clinton. Lone hands for red, Margaret VARNA - The back roads of Stanley Thorndyke of Clinton; blue, Helen Pepper of Township will be a beehive of activity on June Brucefield. Draw prizes were won by Evelyn 22, as another exciting sesquicentennial event NlcBeath, Florence Ludvigsen, Rachel takes place. Johnston, Lloyd Batkin, Gladys Peek, Bob Whether you Dive a car, truck, bus or Reid, Mrs. Lloyd Batkin, Frank Thompson, motorcycle, yo 're bound to enjoy yourself in Louise Ivanchenito, Edna Paterson, Willa the Stanley ownship 140 ear rally. Taylor, Betty Thompson, Kathleen Hill and Registration be Inns at 11:30 a.m. at the Com- Gladys Alexander. plex near Varn , with the first car leaving at Congratulations to Danny Peck, son of Dale approximately p.m. and Dianne, who won in the five to eight Participants an leave food for the pot -luck month category of the baby show at Clinton supper at the mplex. It will be served at Fair. 6 p.m. in the au Corium. Tickets for this, the Attendance awards were presented to first car rally the 150 year history of the students of Varna Sunday School during the township, are available in advance for $8 or church service on June 15. Co -superintendent at the door for $10. Advanced tickets can be Blaine Stephenson (Joe Laurie is the other) obtained by calling 262-5340, 262-5351 or announced the awards which were presented 482-3260. by the teachers. Ninth year seals: Susan Kir- Stan-Lee Club News ton and Mary Ellen Webster; teachers, A new slate of officers was elected at the Blaine and Joe. Seventh year seal: Mark June meeting of the Stan -Lee Club. They are: Webster; sixth year: Heather and Raymond past -president, Elmer Hayter; president, Beierling and David Rathwell; teachers, Deb Mary Rowntree; first vice-president, Anna Rathwell and Joan Beierling. Fifth year. Keys; second vice-president, Bill McAsh; seals: Heather Laurie and Sandra Coultis; secretary, Jean Henderson; treasurer, Keith fourth year: Mary O'Rielly and Tony Coialtis; Rowntree. The directors are Margaret teachers, Julie Webster and Elaine Stephen- Dowson, Harold Peck, Ruby Triebner, Jean son; third year seals: Valerie Laurie, Meg- McEwan and Bill lTeid. gin Reid, Shelly and Cheryl Stephenson; se - A very successful dessert euchre was spon- cond year: Darcy Rathwell and Brian sored by the Stan -Lee Club in connection with Webster; first 'year diploma: B.J. Coultis; the township's sesquicentennial, with 24 teachers, Janet Webster, Vianne Culbert and tables in play. High prize for those wearing Carol Stephenson. red ribbons was won by Donna Tyndall of Following the presentation, the students Clinton; second prize went to Frank Thomp- sang, accompanied by Julie Webster. son, RR 2 Bayfield. High for blue ribbons Replacements are needed for a couple of went to Gretta Baird of Brucefield; second to teachers who are resigning. If you would like Gertie Fleischauer of Zurich. Red low, Beth to teach next year, please call one of the Dutton of Bayfield; blue low, Verna Glazier superintendents or Carol Simons. 100 re -affirm their marriage vows HENSALL - Approximately 100 people join- ed together in re -affirming their Marriage Covenant at Hensall United Church on June 15 before a capacity, congregation. Carl and Hilda Payne welcomed the congregation and Mr. McDonald. conducted the service of Renewal. The senior choir sang with ar- rangements by Ruth Keys Kennerly, and Belva Fuss sang a solo. During the Re - 'affirmation of vows, Betty Jinks sang solos. Ron and Kay Mock, representing the couples reaffirming their love, read the scrip- BACHERT MEATS Cali usior your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY -For your freezer. sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal We spec aiize lin home cured meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage. no fillers added. All meat Govi t. inspected' 1 mile east 8. '1-9328 re Walton 1/4 O 5 year annual rate may change Representing Trust Companies Across Ontario RON KEYS \AKNA 262-6273, s e erti SPRED LUSTRE, SEMI -GLASS ENAMEL • DURABLE, HI -HIDING, ALKYD ENAMEL • EXTRA TOUGH, SOIL RESISTANT AND SCRUBBABLE • IDEAL;;I;OR JRIM, CABINETS, KITCHEN AND BATHROOM WALLS AND CEILINGS • WHITE AND COLOURS SPRED POLYURETHANE FLORENAMEL • EXTRA TOUGH, INTERIOR -EXTERIOR HI -GLOSS ENAMEL • IMPACT AND SOIL RESISTANT, SCRUBBABLE FINISH • FOR WOOD, METAL AND CONCRETE FLOORS •'BEADY MIXED AND TINTED COLOURS ON SALE AT ONLY: SHOP AND SAVE AT: LANGFORD LUMBER MEcI.:NTRES ilayti+rhd Flood ' 482.3995 CLINTON• d►M Fli Moride i �tl fridmy,11 oi.m. tii3ll paw Z QUALITY PPODUCIS QUALIFIED IED SERVICE COMPETITIVE PRICINOZ 'cures and Mr. McDonald read a poem. For the children's time Mr. McDonald told the story of Roger Rope and Rita Rope and how God has joined them together in marriage called "A knotty -marriage." The ushers for the day were Lloyd Ferguson, Donald Stebbins and Jim Parsons. The congregation were reminded the bridal fashion show of wedding clothes over the cen- tury would be held in the Hensall Public School auditorium, and on June 22, the ser- vice would be at 10:30 a.m. in the Hensall Arena. Following the service, a reception was held in the Fellowship Hall catered to- by the United Church Worhen. The Vacation Church School staff met on June 10 to make final plans for the Vacation Church School to be held in Hensall United Church for June 30 to July 4. Co-ordinator and chairperson of Christian Development Evelyn Elder led the meeting. The Vacation School will be held from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. each morning and children are asked to pre - register in order that materials may be ordered. Registrations can be made through the United Church office or Box 114 Hensall. Bill Stebbins of the Hensall Scout Troop received his fourth level of the Religion and Life Badge at thgrcamp out weekend for the Hensall Cubs, 'geoids arieraturers held4n the Parkhill Conservation Area this past weekend. This is the highest award one can receive in Religion and Life and Bill is one of the only persons receiving it in the Huron District. The award was presented by Rev. McDonald assisted by Scout Master Tom Bailey. A large number of Hensall parents and families attended the camp -out on Sun- day afternoon and witnessed the award presentation including Bill's parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stebbins and Dianne. • Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Rogers of Elora spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest and attended the re -affirmation of marriage vows service at Hensall United Church on Sunday. Mrr Rogers was minister of the church during the 50s and was able to visit with many of the .couples that he had married during his ministry here. TE -EM FARM WHOLESALE—RETAIL Our greeij houses still have top }quality - BEDDING PLANTS - HANGING BASKETS - GERANIUMS MANY IN-STORE SPECIALS Your One Stop Garden Centre LEPHONE R.AD COIF COURSE COUNTY R0. 13 HAYFIEL STRAWBERRIES PICK YOUR OWN or READY PICKED Orders Taken Phone for crop update. Children W elcome. SPECIAL with every 8 quarts of pick -your - own strawberries, a FREE GERANIUM Our Own Fresh GREENHOUSE TOMATOES, ENGLISH CUCUMBERS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK R.R. No. 1 Bayfield 482-3020 Wo sell go eminent inspected chicken • God•rich Oay}LId Rd. Holmoadll• 111 1111 mono%% PLC$ Clinion Open: Wednesday Thurgd y Friday kir iti9Orithiliarikinfidtt Gall 4824236 Paetit,i Peace FARM FRESH CHICKEN Grade "A" ROASTING CHICKENS (5 Ib. No Back Attached CHICKEN LEGS CHICKEN WINGS No Back Attached CHICKEN BREASTS Bonless CHICKEN RST Boneless CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN CORDON. BLEU (with ham & cheese) CHICKEN PATTIES (breaded breasts) • CHICKEN SCHNITZEL Marinated CHICKEN CHOPS Marinated DRUMSTICKS OUND CHICKEN .99 Ib. 1.191b. 1.19 Ib. 1.99 Ib. 2.98 Ib. 3.99 Ib. 1.25 each .45 each 3.99 Ib. 1.95 lb. 1.85 Ib. 1.49 lb.