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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-18, Page 39 • Elizabeth Miller of Elizabeth's Antiques, §t. Thomas proudly displays an R.S. Prussia plate (Summer Portrait Girl) worth $1200 which was on display at the Bluewater Centre Volun- teer Association's fifth annual antique show and sale last Friday and Saturday. R.S. Prussia plates, which were produced between 1850 and 1915, are valuable because of their scarcity, hand work and mold work. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Money raised for residents • GODERICHSIGNALeSTAR, WEDNPDAY, AUGUST 16,188/4AGES Couples return from square dance convention Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ar- chambault and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer returned last week fromthe East Coast where they attended the Bi -annual Sqtrare Danc- ing convention at Halifax, July 29, 30 and 31st. They belong to the Clinton Wheel - n -Dealers Club and danced with them at Halifax. Of the 5700 registered from` England, Ireland and Scotland and parts of Europe, the Ontario ,delega- tion was the largest. The On- tario delegation wore blue and white with trilliums for trim, blue pants and white shirt S for the men and the ladies wore royal blue skirts with .white peasant styled •blouses. After the convention five couples, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chambault, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daw toured Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick before returning home last Monday. Bantam tourney Auburn will be hosting the 1982 inter -township bantam boy's softball tournament. It will be a round robin play off with each team playing each other once. The schedule is, Friday evening Aug. 20 - 7 p.m. Holmesville vs. Auburn, 8 : 30 p.m. Londesboro vs. Vanastra; Sat., Aug.' 21, 8 : 30 a.m. Auburn vs. Varna; 10 a.m. Vanastra, vs. Holmesville; 11:30 a.m. Var- na vs. Londesboro; 1:00 p.m. Auburn vs. Vanastra; 2:30 p.m. Holmesville vs. Londesboro; 4:00 p.m. Vanastra vs. Varna; 5:30 Londesboro vs. Auburn; 7:00 p.m. Varna vs. Holmesville. Antique -show Attracte9s1 000-vandsaturdayAugust28.... Sponsored by the Auburn Rain date Friday August • Would you pay $1200 for a plate? That's hoff much an R.S: Prussia plate was selling for at the Bluewater • Cen.tre Volunteer Association's fifth • annual • Antique Show and Sale held last Friday and Saturday. ' Elizabeth Miller ' of Elizabeth's ,Antiques in St Thomas will tell you that R.S. Prussia plates were made 'between 1850 and 1915 in Prussia (now Russia). Their scarcity, . beautiful handwork and -mold work Make them quite valuable. There are R.S. Prussia plates for each of the foil- seasona. The one on display at the Bluewater show was entitled Sununero Portrait Girl. Other antiques at the show were e less valuable, some were more valuable and all. were beautiful. Everything from furniture to glassware and old books and magazines was on display. Slightly more than 1,000 paid admissions were recorded overthe two-day show. This number ie up from 950 last Year in keeping with the fact that the event has shown a steady increase In attendance every year sinceit started. - A few thousand dollars Was raised at this year's show and the Volunteer Association will use it for residents' welfare at the Centre. Keep filling out coupons! -Dear Editor, . I want to thank the people of Ontario for their tremen- dous response to our "Fight the Site" campaign against the 7 percent sales tax on low-priced meals. Since Jane 14 when the tax ,took effect, we've received more than 150,000 coupons from the public supporting our opposition to this unfair •tax. Many people took the time to write letters explain- - ing their frustration with growing taxation and government spending. • Workers, students and travellers told us that they eat in cafeterias, snack bars and budget restaurants because they can't go home •for every meal. Other people told us that restaurant meals were a small treat for 'their families, their' grand- children or themselves. Everyone agreed with our • position that these basic meals shouldn't be taxed anymore than groceries in supermarkets. - "Fight the Bite" has given the people of Ontario an op- • portunity to tell government that they're fed up with the growing tax burden. And the overtvhehning support froth the public has encouraged our association to continue to light for a tax exemption on . restaurant meals. • Keep filling out those pro - teat .coupOns. When' the Kiddy Club is great! Dear Editor, • I would like to take this op- portunity to compliment the town on their Bert and Ernie Kiddy Club. The program was. very well ' organized and, the outings were really well planned. The girls who ran the program did a fantastic job. Their patience and abili- ty to include everyone into their activities was terrific. Keep up thegood work and I hope it continues in years to come. Yours truly, Betty MacPhee legislature resumes this Fall, .we'd like to show the government that this is one . tax bite' that • consumers can't swallow! Sincerely yours, • Orville Rose, President, Ont:ario Restaurant and Foodservices Association. and District Lion's Club, they would like to thank in advance those assisting With umpiring. The Auburn Ban-, tams are coached by Brent Andrews, Rob Glenn and • Dave Plunkett These above teams should provide ex- citing softball. Free admis- sion. 4-H Auburn 2, 4-H Club held their meeting at Point Farms Provincial Park with the president Margery Siert- sema in charge. The Members learned about many different types of trees and made leaf prints of the • different leaves. Next the • members made and tasted trail mix and learned how to make . shish -kabobs. They planned a shish -kabobs Sup- per. for their parents to at- tend. The members practis- - • ed trail language before dos- • ing with the 4-11 motto. Nan- cy Penfound is press reporter. • Auburn 2, 4-H club held meADEINEIN4041114111I14, AUBURN NEWS lEissionear tit rischnocks 115213-711596 their 511 meeting at Point Farms Provincial Park on August 5th at 1 p.m. The meeting was opened with the 4-H". motto. All members answered the roll call - Have you ever flown a kite before? The girls learned about the weather, to tell if it is going to rain, snow or fair weather. They also learned to tell if the weather was clearing or the temperature is going to rise or fall. All studied about kite safe- ty. After all had made their kites a review was taken on the use of safety rules when flying them. Meeting 6 of the Auburn 2, 441 club was held on August 6th at 9:30 at Point Farms Provincial Park.After the usual opening the members answered the roll call by tell- ing if they had been on an outing before and if so when arid where. The members then discussed the planning for an -outing. such things as when and where it would be held, how long it would last, ac- tivities, the menu and equip- ment necessary. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto - Learn to do by doing. PersonaLs The annual Letherland • reunion picnic was held last Sunday afternoon at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Shultz in East Wawanosh Township. The afternoon was spent with games and contests under the direction -nt 1VW:: Mrs: -Edgar Letherland of Acton. A boun- tiful pot4uck supper Was served to all. Over 30 attend- ed from Acton, Ethel, Clin- ton, Vanastra and the sur- • rounding community. ' The librarian of • the AuburnLibrary, Mrs. Lillian Letherland requests .• all • Huron County Library books • be in by Saturday, ,August 21st. Congratulations to 'Mrs. 'ElvaStraughan who celebrated her 92nd birthday last Friday. Many friends • and neighbours called to cone gratulate. her during the day. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs, Eleanor Bradriock attended the 85th anniversary dinner of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario last Thursday • at the Con- stellation Hotel, Toronto. The World President, Mrs. Ziny Wetterbring-Muller of • the Netherlandswas guest speaker. Mrs. Bonne Armour and Julie of Waterline spent the COMPARISON SHOPPING SAVES YOU MONEY AT... BLUE' Fat( DELIVERY ON WEDNE 504 WITH uNDERS C7, nn ND SUPERVE SUPERMARKET 524 9411 141, la %VI fill. • oght I.m.. • Pig", s."g Sof Auq ?I 1487 quanIttoot lo•t mikpum, again T JUICE BULK WIENERS •1 m."'" SUPERFRIES .89 kEU.000S 010441Y VELOUR BATHROOM TISSUE ROYALE PAPER TOWELS GREEN 511011155 GRAPES EATELLI MACARONI oeSPAGRETfl 01*01* (P101101) • • ROASTING CHICKENS 1.29 2 ROI A .99 .99'.. 1•• 1.19 41011. iiiiikKFAST SLICES 1 VP GO MI gip ✓ W MEM COOKIES isis:TAANTN9FFEE HAIKPTS •LUNCHWN MEAT NI OZ. 1.39 ?,•.••• • 99 SU OW. 2.39 1.18'.. 1 50101110115 POPULAS LUNCHEON MEAT • 99 17541. ZERO COLD WAVIER •Da roF �tD MILL BREAD VOSTON'S CINNAMON BUTII 1RHORNS aircifun \ 4111 Olt 1 •49 1.05.5.99 LI& 49 •ms,0055.. 1 • 159 SONNIIMIN'S JUMBO • - FROZEN IFRU71 REVIIINIGE FIVE ALIVE tumour, MACH HALVES on mat FRUIT COCKTAIL HILLNIA74141 MAYONNAISE. — U R HIVE CORN SYRUP 1205. 1.99 .i.,..2/994 •99 23400. 1 • 59 0111*101*01* CHICKENS .99/ MAPLE LEAF BREADED CHICKEN NIA LEAF •LIVERWURST CHUNKS —ACIOCHOUR'S CHEESE STICKS SCHNI101111 CELLO STEAKETTES _ _ 71101. 3.49 2510 PR. 09;9 23400. 1• 89 • 01. 2.09 12.3 02 . 8 9 cH .89• WINGS PARTS GS ." 2.49 LEGS 01.?.. 1.99 k,OREASTs (EETNiiRY .39 1.29 1.69 CNIOUITA BANANAS . 25 weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and grandmother, Mrs. Elva Straughan. Several relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred &when of Gciderieh joined with their family to celebrate their 40th Wedding anniversary at the Country Club last Saturday evening. Congratulations Mary and Wilfred, Mre. Albert McFarlane went last Thursday to Make her home in Huronview. Visitors during the past week with Mrs. Frances Clark were Jean Houston and Jean C. Jamieson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Girnbert of Hillsburg. Mrs. Ben Hamilton enter- tained neighbours to a going - away party for Mrs. Albert McFarlane last Tuesday evening. The evening was spent visiting and then Mrs.. Donald Cartwright spoke a few words wishing her the best in her new honne at, Huronview.•Mrs. McFarlane thanked her neighbors for the gift and the friendly get- together. Mrs. Hamilton served lunch. • M. and Mrs. Elmer Trom- mer of Ashfield Township visited recently with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Streamers of yellow and white and white wedding bells decorated the platform and special chair when Mrs. William Empey, Mrs. Keith Rodger and Mrs. Bruce Vin- cent were -hostesses- for a bridal shower for Brenda FinlaySen at Mort United Church. The guest book was , in charge of Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Mrs. William •Empey welcomed aliand Mrs. Keith Rodger had a contest - What an 80 year bride would take on her honeymoon. The win- ner was Mrs. Maurice Bean. Mrs. Ernpey had a contest- a motor romance with the win- ner being .Mrs. Arthur Finlayson. Beautiful corsages were pinnedon the bride -elect Brenda, her mother, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson and her the library that are ler sale. friend Jean Dow by the If y.oir are interested inquire hostesses. The gifts were from Warner.Andrews Ot carried in by Lorie and Don- JinaSehr eider. na Lynn Armstrong Brenda Mrs. 1 4i1in Letherland was assisted in opening her and Mrs.. Eleanor Bradnock gifts by her mother and reported on drapes and the friend Jean Dow. Trustees decided tb get them Brenda thanked her for the windows. Mrs. Brad - friends for the lovely gifts pock reported on the dinner and a baseball hat covered for the Auburn Michigan with colorful bows was plac- Friends in July and ed on her head. Lunch of ice- presented the Trustees each cream, cake and punch was with a paper weight of served by Darlene Empey, petoskey, the stone of Jane Rodger and Carolyn Michigan. She displayed the Vincent. plaque of appreciation Mrs. Ross Dobie entertain- presented to her and this will ed little friendS- of her be hung in our renovated daughter Shelley on the oc- town hall. casion of her 5th birthday: • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ling of Guelph visited last week with Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs. Myrtle Munro return- ed last week after being in Toronto for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut and family. Mrs. Youngblut and her Mother, Mrs. Russel brought Mrs. Munro home from Toronto.. Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Phillips were guests last Thursday with Mrs. Reg Du Val of Clinton. Mrs. Erma Robinson formerly of • Hullett Township and Mrs. Grace Campbell of Leclmow visited • last week with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Phillips. They also visited with Elizabeth Plunkett in the Ramaloo Nursing Home, Blyth. The winner of last week's draw by the Auburn and District Lion's Club was Kevin Merian of Goderich. Bob and Joan Walcroft from La Riviere, Manitoba have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunningham and family for the past week. Trustee meeting The August meeting of the AuburaVillage Trustees was heldlast Saturday evening in the town hall. The chairman Warner Andrews was in charge. The minutes of the July meeting were read by j clerk, Mrs. Ross Dobie. 1 Trustee Jim Schneider reported that work , on the town hall would soon be corn- pleted.The library room is • nearly eornpleted and the other room has been in- sulated and nearly ready for " the floor covering. There is • to be new shelving for the Huron County books. There are 30 feet of shelving of cherry and other hardwoods -7 feethigh - four units out of For Exchoiveand Unuoual Gifts The Arbor 43 Albert St. Clinton 482-3876 L 14) K *RINGS *NSCRIACIS *DRACEL,FiS *BEADS siefi4en" ff.11:11ArV.110, GODEIDCHg S24-9972 ENROLL NOW FOR SEPTEMBER Call Mrs. Fulker B.A. Goderkh 524-2279 ATTENTION AREA FARMERS FILE FOR LATER USEI • WE PAY '20.00 TO i50.00 PER HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD COWS AND RECENTLY INJURED OR SICK ,SOWS, COWS, STEERS & HEIFERS ' MUST BE ALIVE & DRUG FREE • FOR IMMEDIATE PICKUP WITH OUR WINCH EQUIPPED VEHICLE ANY DELAY • CALL CCXLICT could beOSTLY 9) 482-9957 or 24 HOURS A DAY — 6 DAYS A WEEK 9) 482-7815 CLAYTON RILEY , • Sensational Summer Sale SUITS ond SPORT COATS Drastically Reduced from n0/0 U to A% 1If OFF "Alterations at cost on Sale Clothing" ompbeirs Men's Wzar MAIN CORNER CLINTON • 482-9732 Welcome To The 123rd DUNGANN N FAIR And PARADE Saturday, August 21, 1982 Beginning At 1 2 NOON Don't Miss The Fun IL Excitement I • Drop la For A Great Time COUNTRY STYLE••• t. * ......,„/------' . al -, ay • • a. FALL FAIR Friday -Saturday, August 20-21 • FRIDAY • CHAIN SAWING CONTEST • TUG OF WAR • EALE THROWING CONTEST • ARM WRESTLING • FLEA MARKET 7 - 9 P.M. SATURDAY • English & Western Horse Show • Heavy Horse Show "Per4de - 12 IOW • Horse Shoe Pitching Contest • Baby Show • Bicycle Races ,• Log Sawing Contest Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest II McK ILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 1 0,0,1.,h,.(1 Iti-1, • 91 Main St. Seaforth• . Ph. 527-0400 • FULL COVERAGE , Farm & Urban Properties .. DIRECTORS SA ADJUSTERS -Ken Carnocharr 482-3354 ?•Lavern Godkin 527-1877 Ross Leonhardt 345-2234 John McEwing :523-9390 Stank' h4cIlwain . 5244051 .._ .....,_ Donald McKercher .527,1037- - - - John A Taylor 482-7527 J.N. Trewartha 482-7593 Stuart Wilson 527-0687 AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Durst . 527-1455 James Keys 527-0467 Wm. Leiper 523-4257 i CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE -- and District Lion's Club, they would like to thank in advance those assisting With umpiring. The Auburn Ban-, tams are coached by Brent Andrews, Rob Glenn and • Dave Plunkett These above teams should provide ex- citing softball. Free admis- sion. 4-H Auburn 2, 4-H Club held their meeting at Point Farms Provincial Park with the president Margery Siert- sema in charge. The Members learned about many different types of trees and made leaf prints of the • different leaves. Next the • members made and tasted trail mix and learned how to make . shish -kabobs. They planned a shish -kabobs Sup- per. for their parents to at- tend. The members practis- - • ed trail language before dos- • ing with the 4-11 motto. Nan- cy Penfound is press reporter. • Auburn 2, 4-H club held meADEINEIN4041114111I14, AUBURN NEWS lEissionear tit rischnocks 115213-711596 their 511 meeting at Point Farms Provincial Park on August 5th at 1 p.m. The meeting was opened with the 4-H". motto. All members answered the roll call - Have you ever flown a kite before? The girls learned about the weather, to tell if it is going to rain, snow or fair weather. They also learned to tell if the weather was clearing or the temperature is going to rise or fall. All studied about kite safe- ty. After all had made their kites a review was taken on the use of safety rules when flying them. Meeting 6 of the Auburn 2, 441 club was held on August 6th at 9:30 at Point Farms Provincial Park.After the usual opening the members answered the roll call by tell- ing if they had been on an outing before and if so when arid where. The members then discussed the planning for an -outing. such things as when and where it would be held, how long it would last, ac- tivities, the menu and equip- ment necessary. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto - Learn to do by doing. PersonaLs The annual Letherland • reunion picnic was held last Sunday afternoon at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Shultz in East Wawanosh Township. The afternoon was spent with games and contests under the direction -nt 1VW:: Mrs: -Edgar Letherland of Acton. A boun- tiful pot4uck supper Was served to all. Over 30 attend- ed from Acton, Ethel, Clin- ton, Vanastra and the sur- • rounding community. ' The librarian of • the AuburnLibrary, Mrs. Lillian Letherland requests .• all • Huron County Library books • be in by Saturday, ,August 21st. Congratulations to 'Mrs. 'ElvaStraughan who celebrated her 92nd birthday last Friday. Many friends • and neighbours called to cone gratulate. her during the day. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs, Eleanor Bradriock attended the 85th anniversary dinner of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario last Thursday • at the Con- stellation Hotel, Toronto. The World President, Mrs. Ziny Wetterbring-Muller of • the Netherlandswas guest speaker. Mrs. Bonne Armour and Julie of Waterline spent the COMPARISON SHOPPING SAVES YOU MONEY AT... BLUE' Fat( DELIVERY ON WEDNE 504 WITH uNDERS C7, nn ND SUPERVE SUPERMARKET 524 9411 141, la %VI fill. • oght I.m.. • Pig", s."g Sof Auq ?I 1487 quanIttoot lo•t mikpum, again T JUICE BULK WIENERS •1 m."'" SUPERFRIES .89 kEU.000S 010441Y VELOUR BATHROOM TISSUE ROYALE PAPER TOWELS GREEN 511011155 GRAPES EATELLI MACARONI oeSPAGRETfl 01*01* (P101101) • • ROASTING CHICKENS 1.29 2 ROI A .99 .99'.. 1•• 1.19 41011. iiiiikKFAST SLICES 1 VP GO MI gip ✓ W MEM COOKIES isis:TAANTN9FFEE HAIKPTS •LUNCHWN MEAT NI OZ. 1.39 ?,•.••• • 99 SU OW. 2.39 1.18'.. 1 50101110115 POPULAS LUNCHEON MEAT • 99 17541. ZERO COLD WAVIER •Da roF �tD MILL BREAD VOSTON'S CINNAMON BUTII 1RHORNS aircifun \ 4111 Olt 1 •49 1.05.5.99 LI& 49 •ms,0055.. 1 • 159 SONNIIMIN'S JUMBO • - FROZEN IFRU71 REVIIINIGE FIVE ALIVE tumour, MACH HALVES on mat FRUIT COCKTAIL HILLNIA74141 MAYONNAISE. — U R HIVE CORN SYRUP 1205. 1.99 .i.,..2/994 •99 23400. 1 • 59 0111*101*01* CHICKENS .99/ MAPLE LEAF BREADED CHICKEN NIA LEAF •LIVERWURST CHUNKS —ACIOCHOUR'S CHEESE STICKS SCHNI101111 CELLO STEAKETTES _ _ 71101. 3.49 2510 PR. 09;9 23400. 1• 89 • 01. 2.09 12.3 02 . 8 9 cH .89• WINGS PARTS GS ." 2.49 LEGS 01.?.. 1.99 k,OREASTs (EETNiiRY .39 1.29 1.69 CNIOUITA BANANAS . 25 weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and grandmother, Mrs. Elva Straughan. Several relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred &when of Gciderieh joined with their family to celebrate their 40th Wedding anniversary at the Country Club last Saturday evening. Congratulations Mary and Wilfred, Mre. Albert McFarlane went last Thursday to Make her home in Huronview. Visitors during the past week with Mrs. Frances Clark were Jean Houston and Jean C. Jamieson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Girnbert of Hillsburg. Mrs. Ben Hamilton enter- tained neighbours to a going - away party for Mrs. Albert McFarlane last Tuesday evening. The evening was spent visiting and then Mrs.. Donald Cartwright spoke a few words wishing her the best in her new honne at, Huronview.•Mrs. McFarlane thanked her neighbors for the gift and the friendly get- together. Mrs. Hamilton served lunch. • M. and Mrs. Elmer Trom- mer of Ashfield Township visited recently with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Streamers of yellow and white and white wedding bells decorated the platform and special chair when Mrs. William Empey, Mrs. Keith Rodger and Mrs. Bruce Vin- cent were -hostesses- for a bridal shower for Brenda FinlaySen at Mort United Church. The guest book was , in charge of Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Mrs. William •Empey welcomed aliand Mrs. Keith Rodger had a contest - What an 80 year bride would take on her honeymoon. The win- ner was Mrs. Maurice Bean. Mrs. Ernpey had a contest- a motor romance with the win- ner being .Mrs. Arthur Finlayson. Beautiful corsages were pinnedon the bride -elect Brenda, her mother, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson and her the library that are ler sale. friend Jean Dow by the If y.oir are interested inquire hostesses. The gifts were from Warner.Andrews Ot carried in by Lorie and Don- JinaSehr eider. na Lynn Armstrong Brenda Mrs. 1 4i1in Letherland was assisted in opening her and Mrs.. Eleanor Bradnock gifts by her mother and reported on drapes and the friend Jean Dow. Trustees decided tb get them Brenda thanked her for the windows. Mrs. Brad - friends for the lovely gifts pock reported on the dinner and a baseball hat covered for the Auburn Michigan with colorful bows was plac- Friends in July and ed on her head. Lunch of ice- presented the Trustees each cream, cake and punch was with a paper weight of served by Darlene Empey, petoskey, the stone of Jane Rodger and Carolyn Michigan. She displayed the Vincent. plaque of appreciation Mrs. Ross Dobie entertain- presented to her and this will ed little friendS- of her be hung in our renovated daughter Shelley on the oc- town hall. casion of her 5th birthday: • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ling of Guelph visited last week with Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs. Myrtle Munro return- ed last week after being in Toronto for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut and family. Mrs. Youngblut and her Mother, Mrs. Russel brought Mrs. Munro home from Toronto.. Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Phillips were guests last Thursday with Mrs. Reg Du Val of Clinton. Mrs. Erma Robinson formerly of • Hullett Township and Mrs. Grace Campbell of Leclmow visited • last week with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Laura Phillips. They also visited with Elizabeth Plunkett in the Ramaloo Nursing Home, Blyth. The winner of last week's draw by the Auburn and District Lion's Club was Kevin Merian of Goderich. Bob and Joan Walcroft from La Riviere, Manitoba have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunningham and family for the past week. Trustee meeting The August meeting of the AuburaVillage Trustees was heldlast Saturday evening in the town hall. The chairman Warner Andrews was in charge. The minutes of the July meeting were read by j clerk, Mrs. Ross Dobie. 1 Trustee Jim Schneider reported that work , on the town hall would soon be corn- pleted.The library room is • nearly eornpleted and the other room has been in- sulated and nearly ready for " the floor covering. There is • to be new shelving for the Huron County books. There are 30 feet of shelving of cherry and other hardwoods -7 feethigh - four units out of For Exchoiveand Unuoual Gifts The Arbor 43 Albert St. Clinton 482-3876 L 14) K *RINGS *NSCRIACIS *DRACEL,FiS *BEADS siefi4en" ff.11:11ArV.110, GODEIDCHg S24-9972 ENROLL NOW FOR SEPTEMBER Call Mrs. Fulker B.A. Goderkh 524-2279 ATTENTION AREA FARMERS FILE FOR LATER USEI • WE PAY '20.00 TO i50.00 PER HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD COWS AND RECENTLY INJURED OR SICK ,SOWS, COWS, STEERS & HEIFERS ' MUST BE ALIVE & DRUG FREE • FOR IMMEDIATE PICKUP WITH OUR WINCH EQUIPPED VEHICLE ANY DELAY • CALL CCXLICT could beOSTLY 9) 482-9957 or 24 HOURS A DAY — 6 DAYS A WEEK 9) 482-7815 CLAYTON RILEY , • Sensational Summer Sale SUITS ond SPORT COATS Drastically Reduced from n0/0 U to A% 1If OFF "Alterations at cost on Sale Clothing" ompbeirs Men's Wzar MAIN CORNER CLINTON • 482-9732 Welcome To The 123rd DUNGANN N FAIR And PARADE Saturday, August 21, 1982 Beginning At 1 2 NOON Don't Miss The Fun IL Excitement I • Drop la For A Great Time COUNTRY STYLE••• t. * ......,„/------' . al -, ay • • a. FALL FAIR Friday -Saturday, August 20-21 • FRIDAY • CHAIN SAWING CONTEST • TUG OF WAR • EALE THROWING CONTEST • ARM WRESTLING • FLEA MARKET 7 - 9 P.M. SATURDAY • English & Western Horse Show • Heavy Horse Show "Per4de - 12 IOW • Horse Shoe Pitching Contest • Baby Show • Bicycle Races ,• Log Sawing Contest Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest