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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-06-03, Page 2WEEKLY WEATHER 1987 1986 HI LO HI LO May 26 27 12 25 12 27 31 14 22 14 28 32 18 25 9 29 30 17 28 - 10 30 28 16 28 13 31 26 15 24 12 June 1 25 14 23 10 Rain 22 mm Rain 3 n_.21-1,1 1 Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1987 Schneider's - 1 Ib. SOFT MARGARINE Knechtel - Large 675 g. loaf WHITE BREAD Canada Grade "A" Fresh FRYING CHICKEN 6 Litre ALL LAUNDRY DETERGENT Special Price With 750 Coupon 3.99 Special Price Without Coupon 4.74 , Canada Grade "A" - Part Back Attached COUPON EXPIRES: Sat. June 6, 1987 STORE COUPON COUPON VALID ONLY AT Knechtel Assoc. Stores TO THE RETAILER Mail to: N.A. Watts Ltd. Box 2140, Toronto, Ont. M5W 1N/ Enter opposite No. 36 on coupon retail slip COUPON NO. 409-X No facsimflies accepted CHICKEN LEGS With This Coupon Save .50c On The Pu c ial f 1-340 g. pkg. of Frozen Stouffer's Macaroni & Cheese Dinner' Special Price With This 500 Coupon Maple Leaf BONELESS DINNER HAMS Special Price Without Coupon 1.49 Valid Only At Knechtel Associate Stores. Coupon Expires Saturday, June 6, 1987. Pkg of 8 COTTONELLE BATHROOM TISSUE Ganda Grade "A" Beef PRIME RIB STEAKS Produce USA - Canada No. 1 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES 10 LB. BAG Scotties - Pkg. of 200 FACIAL TISSUE Frozen - 12 oz WELCH'S GRAPE OR MOTT'S APPLE JUICE Produce USA - Canada No. 1 CELERY STALKS Produce Honduras GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS STORE Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 8:30 am - 6 pm HOURS: Thurs. & Fri. 8:30 am - 9 pm 5% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS EVERY WEDNESDAY Input wanted on county government CLINTON - Have any suggestions on the structure, areas of responsibility and the ef- fectiveness of the present county level of government? Write your ideas down and send them to the clerk -treasurer. At council's June 1 meeting, it was decid- ed to ask the public to submit ideas on the county government. Council had previously been asked for their suggestions by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs which is stu- dying the structure, responsibilities and ef- fectiveness of government at the county level. The information which Clinton Council receives will be incorporated in a brief and forwarded to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. Anyone with suggestions should send them to the clerk by June 12. CPH holds annual meeting • CLINTON - The Corporation of Clinton Public Hospital will be holding its Annual Meeting on June 8, at St. Paul's Anglican Church Hall at 8 p.m. The meeting will be preceded by a dinner at a cost of $8.50 per person with guest speaker Bill Brady. Mr. Brady is well known for his humorous ad- . dresses as well as his involvement with the transplant organization in Canada. The evening should be a special event for the people of Clinton. Tickets are available at the hospital. The Board of Trustees wish to inform the Corporation members that there will be an election for Board members at this meeting as six positions are up for election and eight eligible individuals have agreed to let their names stand for election to the Board. Those individuals who are running for election are; Bill Brand who lives at RR 2, Bayfield and has done so since 1954. Mr. Brand is a suc- cessful farmer, hg is a member of the Knights of Columbus and Chairman of the Monster Bingo in Clinton. Mr. Brand is mar- ried, has four children, and is very active within his church. Mike Falconer is ' a present Board member and is seeking his second term. He owns .the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home and is an active member of the Industrial Planning Board in the Town of Clinton. Mr. Falconer has been a very active Board member during his past two year term. Faye Fear is a present Board member and is also seeking re-election. Mrs. Fear has been on the Board for seven years. Mrs. Fear has been a long time resident of Clin- ton and has been involved with many of the communitites committees and volunteer organizations. Bill Hearn is the Chairman of the Board at Clinton Public Hospital and is also seeking re-election. Mr. Hearn is President of Epps Manufacturing located here in Clinton. He • serves on the Official Board of Wesley -Willis United Church and has for over 30 years. Mr. Hearn has been very active on the hospital Board and has served on all of its committees. Al Jewson is a present Board member ser- ving as its vice-chairman. Mr. Jewson is seeking re-election for his second term and' has been on several committees of the Board serving them well. Mr. Jewson is a member of the Ontario Street United Church Board and has been for over 20 years. He is also past -president of OSSTF District. Leen Rehorst is a resident of Tuckersmith Township and farms on a part time basis. Mr. Rehorst, after an absence of one year from the Board of Clinton Public Hospital, is seeking election once again. Mr. Rehorst was past chairman of the Board of Clinton Public Hospital and has served on all of its committees. Mr. Rohorst was chairman when the new emergency wing was added to the hospital. Carol Wammes is a resident of Goderich Township and is the owner of Mary's Sewing Centre in Clinton. Mrs. Wammes is an ac- tive member in her community, being on the Gbderich Township Recreation Board and a member of the Bluewater Creative Needle Club. Mrs. Wammes is married and has two children. Edward (Eddy) Watson is a resident of Blyth and is the owner of a livestock truck- ing business. Mr. Watson also manages the OPPMB yard in Blyth. Mr. Watson received his education at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. He is married and has five children. The Board is pleased with the quality of the candidates who let their names stand for election and urges the Corporation Members to attend the annual meeting and vote for the candidates of their choice. Monday euchre results CLINTON - There were six winners on June 1 when Monday Afternoon Euchre was played at the town hall here. For the ladies Vera Gibbings had the high, Vera Colquhoun had the low and Marjorie Caldwell had the lone hands. Burt Gliddon had the high for the men while Clark Stanley had the lone hands and Olive Ball, playing as a man, had the low.