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Clinton News-Record, 1976-08-05, Page 2YJ alt. uai nton, toad 1 lett aa. t Store on an, Friday lay.. ..,... very, eyoung, ncComam by pf . here will. he free Popsicles in the Vicinity of Groves A fiances on Huron Street. And for all ages, Clinton's own Murray Draper will entertain wilt :his band organ in the Library Park. Don't forgetto look through the News -Record's sale of old pictures — you may net be exactly a Mona . Usa(probably better) - but anyhow you can go down to posterity by having your picture for sale on the Sidewalks of Clinton. SEH YOU AT THE SIDEWALK SALE THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! +++ Seeing Canada ,from Clinton to Vancouver and back is something Tim Jewson has managed. Much of the seeing was an aerial eye view from the plane. Tim first worked on a farm in Wembley, north-western Alberta -then after hitcl king.. through Lake Louise and Banff and on to Vancouver he flew.back to Clinton. While in Vancouver Tim stayed out at West Point Grey near the University and now he is back, one of his par- ticular memories about that Evergreen Playground was the view from that part of Vancouver looking across to the mountains - beautiful day or night. Makes all you ex- Vancouverites homesick, doesn't it? +++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wise and Mrs. Evelyn Hudie of Clinton spent a few • days recently with Mr. and Mrs. George Wise and family of Severn Bridge. +++ Mr. and. Mrs. John A. Hudie • of 925 Colborne Street, Sar- nia, Ontario, spent the holiday weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. Alfred Hudie. +++ Mr. Ken Meilkie of Sarnia visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles +++ Mrs- Tom Oliver of NOM treat is back after a seven week bc►liday out oar the est co t. 'hila• out in B...C., she saw her family in Grand Forks and while in Victoria, visited with Rev. end Mrs. °watt, formerly at Wesley - Willis United Church, Clinton. A seventy rioter trip south through Oregon and Montana was also part of her trip. +++ Miss Sybil Courtice of Albright Manor. Beamsvilie, spent the weekend at her home her in Clinton. For any who might be interested,- her phone number is . 563-4669 in zone 416. +++ Mary Alin Cummings pf William Street has returned after representing Central Hum ump , „Secondary School at Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp near Longford Mills, Ontario. There were 217 girls at the two week gathering - which placed- • emphasis on leadership through lectures and practical application. +++ Rudyard , Kipling wrote "The tumult and the shouting dies" - Would that all those who keep berating Canada for not gaining a gold medal could let their shouting die. Canadian athletes who won silver and bronze medals are to be congratulated - and also,. pone the less. those who competed and failed to win - their hours of practice were not in vain. The true essence of the 14V0441 nQW1 I ,w ►* th MOM +eleat`ly t1,... dyinghours when winners u; the nfcn jump openly. congrattil One another. Our as Canadian winner of ' the silver, Greg ,Joy, .adtnitt+. that it, was the third Ogee winner, controversial Dwight Jones of the U.S.A. who helped him add three inches to his jump almost overnight:. All o i t f which goes o prove fie the old saying, - "On again - the victory lies.. , In the struggle not the prize." s -+ agsyxi Ind, J one Webster an accompanled. by Mr. Ben Tinney of teeter,. enjoyed a two .day. trip through Manitoulin Island, Sudbury, North! Bay and area. A reminder -- church services resume for the Varna - Goshen charge on Sunday at Varna at 11 a.rn. and alternate between the two churches for the remainder of August. Members of Bruc.efieid church have been invited to join us white their minister is on holidays. Mr. end Mrs. Ross Whit- taker attended the Sandy Hawkins - Susan Lovell wedding in Cambridge on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Laing and 3efi heir - visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keys for the weekend. On Sunday evening Jim and Marilyn, Helen and Ervin and Barbara entertained their parents to dinner at the Little Inn in Bayfield to celebrate their 30th wedding an- niversary. by Blanche Dee' Holy Coinmpnjon was observed at St. James Anglican Church in Middleton' on Sunday, August 1 with Rev. William Bennett in charge. Please remember our Galilean Service on August 15 at Stewart Mid- dleton Park. Mabel Middleton returned home from a two week vacation in Sault Ste. -.Marie with Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Cleveland, Ohio. - Janice Middleton of Stratford and Rosanne Middleton of Toronto were home for the long weekend. Ted Middleton of Stratford will be visiting for a few days with his mother Mrs. Fred Middleton. Miss Betty Dupies of London is spending her summer vacation with her family on Concession 13. tour a the t less theClinton ,,e i5 now the home Of Ye yidlar+e ..•. isxra e establislu hent of thefire hall is ,.art of the' �ro : t0start part �'..'�tn 1� .. . t,a volunteer fire izt Vana stra, under the guidance of the ,f * t~ e PartMent. News - News of Middleton News of Holrnesvilie by Blanche Deeves Holmesville United Church is closed for the rmonth of August. Church services will be held at the Ontario Street Church in Clinton. Sorry to report thatoriss Purdue is in Victoria Hospital in London. We all wish her well. Also to Mrs. Elmer Potter who also is a patient in Victoria Hospital in London: Sincere sympathy must go to the Stock families in the loss of their son and brother, Lloyd Stock of Aylmer. Lynda Beake had a very successful Tupperware party at her home, assisted by her sister Glenda of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. John Radford LV? PIONEER CT -F2121 FRONTLOAD CASSETTE DECK Music's Price $25,9. This new front food a • 'by Deck h • s already broken oil sales re • rds for • neer Ta Decks. Sound quality is exceedingly good • Frequency Response 30-16,000 • Signal To Noise Ratio -58d8 • Wow & Flutter 6.126 • Warranty ipitiar and sons of Londesboro camped at Sauble Beach with , Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff and Teresa. Barb Advin and Mary Jean Betties spent 1.0 days at Pitch Peine Island off Gananoque as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snell. Marie and her friend spent the weekend with the Snells. David, Ann and baby Beth Poloqui}s of Dayton, Ohio have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties. Shirley Norman was at home for the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Ken Harris opened her liome to a bridal shower in honor ' of Connie Harris on Sunday; July 25. Connie will be married in Holmesville Church on Saturday. August 7. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon _Pickett have been enjoying a visit with her grandmother, two aunts and a cousin of Scotland. They will be returning from Scotland today. Derek Bush is visiting with Grandma and Grandpa Deeves for the week. Len M•i11 nd Trina Conally spent Monday in Chatham. Sunday afternoon, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bennett of Chesley had their first born. a daughter Jessica Joan; born at Hanover District Hospital. This is another grand- daughter for our Rector, Rev. and Mrs. William Bennett. Over the holiday weekend the following visitors at Rev. and Mrs. Bennett's were Mr. and , Mrs. Orville Bishop of Chatham. Present from the Brotherhood of Anglican Chtirchmen of the " Diocese were Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Nelson of Ridgetown and Mr. and Mrs.. George Jenkins of London. Ed and I have returrte� home after a week's vacation in Cooperstown, New York as guests of my Uncle Harry Watkins. It was the first time we saw each other in 33 years. It was a very happy reunion and also meeting with a cousin for the first time. We visited -the -cFarmers Museum in Cooperstown which took in: a good three hours of walking. This was very interesting to see all the old machinery, broom making, shingle making, fire fighting equipment of yesteryear, right back to man drawn fire trucks. They had a school, hotel, church, old farm house and barn and even had •ginger - bread cooked on the open fire. A lawyer's office. doctor's office, blacksmith shop and stores, each in a separate building. made them look just like they were when each was in use. We visited in Oneonta at the Springfield centre and at - 1976 Honey Crop 6 5c PER Le. Bring your awn containers week days to our Apiary, and have them filled. CLOSED WED. EVENINGS & SUNDAYS FREE SAMPLES AT HONEYHOUSE Ferguson Apiaries 236-4979 GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH ten ,hurch there. We went out boating on Otesga Lake and had several meals of Otesga bass. Travelling by bus we.. did - see a lot of countryside, mountains and crops very much behind ours. It was a very enjoyable trip, but it's nice to be back. I'm glad to report that Sarah Storey is doing well. Tit ys•, Rs1 NOW fir (kristraos gg,4 f PriNg Stook Avoid disapp :in?m nt and RecaIv an "Early Iliird tongs" for confirmed Imine in August only. Drop in Wavle Ontario Motar L*,ue world uAde Registration No. 011090811 7 RATTENIURY ST,� CLINTON 482;4300 OUT OF TWIN 10110111 TOtt t 14181•215-31111 'The Most Trusted Name In Traver • •• •• • •• • • •• • ••• • • •• • • • ••••••••s•••••••••el•!•••1••••••••••••0•s• 0 Glenn's and Arie Vander Ende invite all their present and future friends to come to the �"RD N NG • • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• AUGUST 7th and 8th r sitmiseco 4- ele7 kid � �. • •• • • ir � • • •• •• • •• •• • Bring the family and Your friends - eni oy free coffee 'and for r the s - enloy the magnificent view of our valla and alloy a took at Aria's original oil paintings if iiij sti sutth. • A. • THERE WILL BE A DRAW FOR A TREE PAINTING • OF THE GODERICH LIGHTHOUSE & HARBOUR • • Directions.... From Clinton: Take highway 8 to Holmesville. Turn west -on Huron road 18. ' At the third sideroad (by the old red schoolhouse) turn north one mile: You'll seethe sign at the driveway. From Goderich or •Bayfield: Take highway 21 to Huron road 18 (which leads to Holmesville). At the second sideroad (by the old red schoolhouse) turn north one mile. You'll see the sign at the driveway. • • • • •• • •• •• • • ••••••••••••••••ssss•••••ss•s•••••s•••••••• ••_ SIJMMER - The Season forFood Savin CLOVER FA M Y MARKET AT VANASTRA FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. AUG: 5 TO SATURDAY AUG. 1 STORE 1101115: MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY 9 AM ---612M 'THURSDAY ,& FRIDAY 9 AM-9PM SATURDAY Y AM --+IPM SUNDAY 11 AM -5 PM RAINCHECK POLICY If an advertised special is ever sold out. ask us for a Rain ick. It entitles you to the, seine item at the ;same special price. for seven days. d The management reserves the right to limit quantities to L"ea11 family requirements frozen Food AATIOREGULA CUT 'HENRYFRIES 69t OR srr°�.it�E 'BRAT`' QUALITY MEATS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF FULL SLICE ROUND STEAK. LB. $, 47 MAPLE LEAF SLICED POPULAR LUNCHEON MEATS 2/87c. MAPLE LEAF REG. OR ALL BEEF WIENERS - Le.79c BREAKFAST FAVOURITE --STORE CUT PEAMEAL BACON LB. $11.87 MAPLE LEAF—EVERGREEN CUISINE DELI SAUSAGE 8 OZ. 88c FRESH FROZEN—UTILITY GRADE MAPLE LEAF'—SLICED—I LB. PKG. CHICKENLARGEII�iG.s -- L8: ABG, SIDE BACON 1.5 FROZEN—ID LB. BOX STOCK UP IN YUR FREEZER CHICKEN LEGS 10 LB. 89c GRO(ERY FEATURES DEL 'WRITE 48 OZ. 2 VARIETIES FRUIT DRINKS TANG 4'S LEMONADE ..ILLO 4 OZ. LEMON PIE FILLER UNCLE BEN'S 14 OZ.. CONVERTED RICE 4 VARIETIES - 14.5 OZ. ALPO DOG FOOD SALAD & COOKING 38 01. CRISCO OIL NESTLE$ - 5 VARIETIES 3 x 5 OZ. MINI PUDDING 69c CARNIVAL a OZ. FROZE CHICKEN BREASTS 'KELLOGG'S 15. OZ. SPECIAL "K" FOODLAND • u OZ. .EANUT BUTTER 49c 89c 29c 69c 37c :� co 98c 9.19 79c Super Special! MAITRE'D PRODUCT OF GENERAL FOODS—I0 OZ. INSTANT COFFEE REG. slat s COMMIT ET NAP' INS $2.89 SCOTTY • 11WS REG. RAINBOW OR FActALtsssuE$ HANKI- 4/* 1 79c "Fresh best" PRODUCE FEA TURES PRODUCE USA ORANGES DOZEN NEW ONTARIO—CANADA NO. 1 POTATOES In LB. 89c GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS A 17c LB. PRODUCE U.S.A. CANADA FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES Si09 • DOZEN 'AEROSOL 7 OZ. 4 SCENTS AIR CARE 49C 12s OZ. LIQUID JAVEX 59c 150 ML REG. OO'Fiji) OR CREST TASTE $1.29 GILLET"T"E 7OZ. S VARIETIES FOAMY SHAVE CREAMLY VILLAGE—PARCH WRAP MARGARINE 3/9 CARNiWMI. • 14 OZ. SALAD DRESSING 59c Mt dt, MACARONI & CHEESE F 4/9.