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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-12-16, Page 11Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1987 0 w 044 �r1 / #3)4' lj 011tao• 60 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CANADIANS SAVINGS SHOWN IN Itits AL) BASE U ON CURRE NI ME 1140 rORONTO A&P REGULAR RETAILS WE RESERVE THE •RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY DECEMBER 14TH TO SATURDAY DECEMBER 19TH. 1987 Wishing you all the best this Holiday Season 1141, .0.%. 4101'1'7 16 Air kol ht t •, • 1 fie 4,4 144.1'44• Of - OP •ir'1 ,• • 14 ` '11/:i n r 4\ Vito'4 • 242- cti • tyA" IA��1`7 kW, moi ik/ �w N+�jiY.A - . 47•.-7.;+ Vi=i b'="a• - ►a►' ►.� .'.•��5 �w.,r �' w rr! 4 %2:222. 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WITH THIS COUPON case of 24. 220 mL tins (0611 cost 89' per 100 mL) st AVE 1000 REGULAR OR Ear or 7UP LIMIT 1 case per coupon Offer vette December 14th 19th 1987 Feature price 699 hour S C 0637 rafter.. ear r 4.0 4iity� _ wt .4 7;1; WITH THIS COUPON SAVE 100 REGULAR OR DIET Pepsi-Cola or 7UP case of 24- 22B mL tins (Unit cost 8.9 per 100 mL) LIMIT 1 case per coupon 011er valid December 14th . 191n. 1987 Feature price 699 without coupon) Golden Radars hold dinner CLINTON (- The annual banquet for the Golden Ra r Club was held at Ontario Street Chur recreation hall on December 8. Backgro piano music was played by Elmer Tric as the guests were arriving. At 6 p.m. the ad table guests were escorted to their se by Wat Webster with his mouth orgalmusic. Fifty guests were serv- ed a turkey dinner by the UCW ladies. On behalf of theclub, a vote of thanks was ex- tended to the ladies by Marjorie Caldwell. The Chrinas Story was read by Ruby Webster. MtFtel Jones gave a reading entitl- ed Do We Hied Christmas? Presiden Godkin then presented a past-presid ts' pin to Minlue Rumball in recognition: Df her two years' service as leader of ° club. A presea ation, Christmas Customs in Other Lan was Finn by aiw ladies, each representing a different country. Minlue Rumball introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Greg Gilson, rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church. His theme was How do you wish to be remembered? Leila Johnston expressed thanks to Rev. Gilson on behalf of the club and presented him with a gift of appreciation. Tickets were then drawn for door prizes and the six names drawn were: Roberta Plumsteel, Vera Gibbings, Mary Puffer, Ruby Webster, Joe Boland and Lloyd Stewart. With Eleanor Fisher as pianist, everyone joined in singing Christmas carols. Progressive euchre was played. The win- ners of high prizes were Verna Glazier and Ed Deeves, of low prizes Elizabeth Medd and Marjorie Steep and of lone hands Reta Wright. Brucefield euchre winners IRUCEFIELD - In the ladies' division ,-luring Brutefield euchre, Marjorie Broad - foot had tie high hands and Marjorie Caldwell wls the lone hand winner. Grace White had tie low hands. In the men's category, Bill Caldwell was the high winner while Reva Wilson was the lone hand winner. Ernie Brown was the low hand winner. Prizes went to Bill Taylor and Reta Baird. Summerhill euchre results SUMMEEHILL - The hall board here held their secone euchre party with the following results: lades' high, Helen Hoggart; ladies' low, Viols: Howse; ladies' lone, Jan Whalen; nun's high, Bill Jenkins; men's low, Earl Blake and men's lone, George Wright. Three draws were conducted with the following people as winners: Gloria Westerhout, Edith Wright and Earl Blake. People who have helped the CPH cause Roy Vcdden Jr., Evelyn Malcolm, Mr. and ME. Murray Souch, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cicksey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. William Young. Mr. and Mrs. Jihn Greidanus, Edna Arthur, Marilp MacDonald, Don Sootheran, Mr. ani Mrs. Jack Smith, Elgin Dale, Mr. anl Mrs. Bert Sootheran, Millie Zablocli, Frank Hill, Charlene Porter, Mr. ant Mrs. Paul McKee, Gerald Van Aaken, Brian McAsh, Bill McAsh, Floyd IiIcAsh, Bill Chessell, Harold Van Aaken, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Alma Peck, Mr. and Mrs. George Heard, James Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, Audrey McClennan, Laura Keys, Rev. Sam Parker, Ken Boyce,Bill Taylor, John DeVries, Mr. Mrs. Pank Roth, Terry Dale, Mr. and Mrs. lai Denys, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacksoi, Harry Young, Lloyd Makins, Hazel Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bakelair, Rogert Carr, Don Wright, Aileen Baker, Mr. and Mrs. John Wiersna, Lavina Knox, Susan Proctor, Robert Falconer, Jo -Anne Drennan, Bertha Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gibb- ings, Xr. and Mrs. Richard Humphrey, Luella Cudmore, Don Swit2er, Mr. and Mrs. R,ussell Talbot, Paul Holmes, Austin Matheson, Ian Hulley, John Hoeksta, J. E. Hovey, Mrs. K. Renner, Mr. aril Mrs. Ken Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Ross AcBeath, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeith, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mr. 1. Ross, Edgar Martin, Mr. and Mrs. all Crawford, Lloyd Weber, Ir- vine Tebbuft, Mr. R. J. Holley, Mr. and Mrs. Millis Bromley, Robert Thomp- son, Mt and Mrs. Alan Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Stott Parks, Anthony Davison, Bill Llifield, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lobb, (orge Harrower, Harvey Snell, Bruce ilowson, Blyth Printing, John Watson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jenkins and fanny, Mr. and Mrs. John Alex- ander, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Feagan, Mrs. George Wright, Elmer Potter, Cathie Potter, Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cookson, Mr. and Mrs. William Lobb, Mr. and Mrs. Don Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Charron, Mr. and Mrs. David Bartlett, John Vanderwall, Sibyl McDougall, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jankowski, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- no Dubber, Leo Greidanus, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kaastra, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tebbutt, Percy Pugh, Art Mountford, Milt Schriber, Clinton-Seaforth Veterinary Services, John Huls, Bill InIdey, Doris Magee, John McKenzie, John Sinclair. William Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hen- drick, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Goerg Muehlethaler, and Mrs. Gerald Raidt, Susan Hill, Norah Cundy, Jean McEwan, Chris Rogister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madsen, Wayne Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyd- diatt, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeBeau, Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. David Mustard, Mr. and Mrs. Mac LeBeau, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGregor, Keith Rowntree, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ken- nedy, Allan Carter, Maynard Corrie, Steve 'Tyndall, Robert Lawson, Bill Holland, Cliff Holland, Phyllis Ed- wards, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DePutter, Garnet Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Veenstra, Mr. and Mrs. George Postma, Joe Essery, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Postma, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black, Jean Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Har- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Tennant, Edward Broadfoot, Diane Murphy, Mabel Harvey, Bruce Horton, Ray- mond Cantelon, Gerald Horton, Edwin Cornish, Leida Gerrits, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacVean, Carol Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Curtis, John Stanley, Barry Cleaves. This is only a partial list 404, SANTA SEZ... THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO CATCH QUALITY WATCHES AND JEWELLERY AT • tig 1/2 PRICE OUR GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ENDS DEC. 31st A DIVISION OF *4111E LLERY OTLET 366 BAYFIELD GODERICH 524.2924 . 21 South between Home Hardware and Murphy's