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Clinton News-Record, 1983-05-11, Page 9I fiT r� n esboro UC Berean UCW Meet The Berean Unit of the UCW meeting was held May 3 Correspondence included thank you notes froin Helen Alexander, Vi Burns, Jack Armstrong and fanuly, the foster child's report card, from child sponsorship plan and from Doreen Carter, the captain of Flowers of Hope. Happy Birthday was sung for Helen Lawson. Cleaning the brass in May are Laura Lyon, June Clara Riley. Ham and turkey supper committee is Hattie Wood and Dora Shobbrook at the door. Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom on tickets. The Aimwell unit will entertain Berean Urryi�. June 20 - 7 p.m. to South -Pacific supper and dress. United Church Christian Family Sunday service was held on Sunday morning. Welcoming the congregation were Elwood Mitchell and Jack Tamblyn. Ushers were the C.C.I.T. girls, Darlene Hulley, Kim Wright, Lori Bromley, Lisa Bosman, Deanna Lyon, Janet Wilts and Jennifer Sot- tiaux, organist Lisa Duizer. Next Sunday Mr. Jinn Robertson troni the Cana- dian Bible Society w ill con- duct the service. The Hain and Turkey Supper the Thursday , May 12. The anthers was sung by a quartet including Barbara Bosnian, Irene Brumley , Brenda Radford and Mar- jorie Duszer accompanied by pianist Gail Lear Personals Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. Ken Hulley and Mr and Mrs. Ken Vodden on a new granddaughter, Kimberley Dawn, born to Ian and Deb- bie Hulley, May 4, in Goderich Hospital, 6 pounds, 3 ounces, a sister for Crystal. Visiting at the manse with Colin Swan's were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denis Swans of St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. William Hamilton of Moorefield is spending this week with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. On Sunday they all spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford of Lon- don. Mrs. Beth Knox was a delegate at W.I. officers con- ference at Waterloo on May 3-5. Visiting on Friday with wt I Mrs. Laura Saundercock were her nieces, Mrs. Pere McBride of Carlow, Mrs. Mairnue Crawford of Blyth, Mrs. Rev Don Snell of Alberta Mrs Beth Knox spent Mother's Day weekend Sun- day to Wednesday with her daughter, Cindy Swan of London. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock arid his mother,., Mrs. Laura Saundercock. Also Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pick, Kelly and Christopher of Ailsa Craig spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Saundercock and Lisa of Woodstock. Mother's Day visitors with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were her fanuly attending church with her, Mrs. Thelma Eller - by, Dorie Garrow And Chastity Colquhoun of Clin- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson, Sheryl, Patricia, Sarah, Darren and John off Woodstock. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby were the family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Menary, Kim, Glen. David. and Andrew of Newmarket, Mr. and Mrs. Don Newby and Ken of Kit- chener, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearson of New Hamburg, WHITE SLICED REG. OR THIN SLICED OR GO°° WHOLE WHEAT REGULAR SLICED WESTONS 24 oz. (��5 �) SANDWICH BREAD 6 LOW PRICE 4 LITRE FRESH old (J P'et Dennis Newby of Kitchener. Several from here attend- ed the dessert euchre in Con- stance, Monday evening. Mrs. Colin and Kate of London visited on Mother's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. Lori and Scott Jewitt of Clinton spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell while parents Bonnie and Ross spent the weekend in Nashville. The Go^ -i Will 'ruck frorn CLINTON NEWS-HECOHD, WEDNESDAY, MAY u, IWO—PAGE 9 London will be at the church on the morning of Mayc,, Visiting with Mrs. Alice Davidson and her Caro! ; er, Mrs. Fairey were Mrs. Torni Rodda of Standri•:..e and this week Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thom a on of Gore Bay . Bums UCW Meet Thirteen members of Burns UCW met at Ramona Jamieson's home for the May meeting. An invitation was received from Huronview Auxiliary. A motion was made to send $25 to the Flowers of Hope. A donation of U5 was made to the : able Society. Hazel Reid reported on the curtains for the Manse. A get well card was sent to Ross Leiper. Ida Leiper's team were winters in :,e copper contest. The winners will serve the dessert, and the losers the first course at the dinner meeting on June 7 at the home of Joan Middegaal at 1 p.m. A plant sale was held with Hazel Rid as auctioneer. .ellen students visit Huronview On May 2, there was a Science Circus at Goderich. Each class went at certain times. Grades 3,4,5,6,7, and 8. There were all different things from the Science Cen- tre in Toronto. It was a very enjoyable day. Reporter -Lori Livermore XXX On May 6, Grades 7 and 8 went to Huronview to per- form the H.M.S. Pinafore one last time. They all had a fun time putting it on again and everyone enjoyed it. Reporter -Lori Livermore POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS REGULAR OR KING SIZE 20'S OR 25'S WARNIN(, • CIGARETTES 1 SUPER SPECIAL. 1 ASST® VARIETIES OF STESS TO Band and Choir to Walkerton On May 2, the Hullett band travelled to Walkerton to take part in the Song Fest. '.They placed second with a mark off 82, the winners had a mark of 84. On May 5 the Senior choir travelled to Walkerton to take place in the same Song Fest. Again they placed second with a mark of 83 and the winners a mark of 84. Reporter -Deanna Lyon Book Sale On May 4, Hullett school held a book sale. The sale was run by the Senior Creative Study Group. 1500 books were to be sold but the ones which were not sold were sent back to the publisher. The sale was open to the public from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. There were books for everyone from pre-school to adults. Reporter -Deanna Lyon Editors -Lori Livermore Deanna Lyon FROZEN CONCENTRATE® ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICES MINUTE MAID 12.5 oz. SUPER SPECIAL GREEN GIANT FANCY DUALITY 12 oz. 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NEILSONS CALIFORNIA ICED TEA 450 I TIN 179 f.S9, SPECIAL SEALTEST CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE 1 L 79' SPECIAL 1L 5 POPULAR VARIETIES JELL-O PUDDING PUPS CONVERTED PURINA 7 kg (r� UNCL RENS RICE ? wq ` ©49 PROTEIN PLUS ‘946-7 79' SPECIAL '/2 PRICE SALE 500 9 SUNRRELLA SUNGLASSES RE=GULAR 58.00-$24 00 SALE PRICED 84Ot-jig0® LA GE SELECTION DELISLE SWISSPUN YOGURT 400 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HAJARTI. MOZZARELLA ©�� BADEN CHEESE '9' 139 GI1AIaNVS BRAND 12 c BRAN MUFFINS 10 HIGHWAY NO. 8 GO ERICH TENDERFLAI E q0? PURE LARD 636 q ry RHODES WHITE BREAD DOUGH 5 q 2.79 LEMON FILLED WESTONS BUNS (;G 115 4 sPectAL WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 99' MOPi TOES 9 TO 6 P M WED THURS ERI 9 TO 9 P PA SAT 8:30 TO 6 P.M JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. ®) INTERSECTION t,iWy FAO. 4 A't? 0 NO. tt WINGHAM EXETER MON., TUM.. %rmD. 66 SAT. - 8:3o TO A P.M.MON„ TOES., WAD. - TO A P.M. THURS. AND R6�I. - 8:3® TO 9 P.M. THURS..:RI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT.. e:3rd TO 6 P.M_ On May 5 Clinton nurses held a special Blood Pressure Clinic and bake sale. Anne Cox checked Bill Gordon's pressure. The clinic was held in conjunction with Nurses' Week. (Shelley McPhee photo) Auburn backs MS drive The first carnation can- vass for multiple sclerosis funds held in the Auburn and Blyth district last Saturday was a success. Members of the Leo Club which conducted the canvass were Dennis Schneider, Jannett Blok, Julie Daer, Janice Daer, Jamie Daer, Kim Scott, Jon Scott, Mike Mason and Steve Elliott. Following the canvass, lunch was served at the home of Mrs. Al Luna with Mrs. Ted Clark and Mrs. Dave Thiessen assisting. Play fills hall The Auburn Comgnurnity Memorial Hall was filled to capacity last Tuesday evening when the comedy play, Everybody's Getting Married, was presented by the Lucknow Agricultural Society. It was sponsored by the Auburn Women's Institute. Ross Errington played the part of Reginald, a man who had inherited a marriage agency. He had to find husbands for six women or lose a million dollars. His English valet James was played by Ian Clark. Social News The Auburn Women's Institute will meet May 17 and Mrs. Lawrence Plaet- zer, public relations officer, has the Blyth Fire Depar- tment lined up to demon- strate the new fire equip- ment they have recently purchased. Auburn is in the Blyth fire district. Scott Arthur, son of Mark and Mary Arthur, enjoyed his sixth birthday party at his home last Saturday. The video tape of Superman was shown on t.v. and birthday cake and hot dogs were enjoyed. Those present were Jonathan Collins, Peter Craig, Christopher Howson, Ryan Chamney, Todd Shaddick, Jason Clark and Jason Crawford along with his sister Rachel and brother Joel. The Auburn Public Librarian requests that . 1 Huron County Library books be in by May 14. Gordon and Jackie Powell of Thorold visited last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall of Welland spent last weekend with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thom Jardin were Mrs. :•onnie Armour and Julie of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin and family of Kitchener, Donald Jardin of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin and family of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of Amherstburg visited with his aunt, Mrs. Elva Straughan last Tuesday and Wednesday. The Auburn and District Lions Club is planning a rummage sale Saturday, May 14 in the community hall. There will also be a bake table. Nelson Moulden was surprised when over 60 children called on him last Monday to wish him a happy birthday. They all sang and each received a cup cake with a cane on it. These were made by Mrs. Allen Craig. An enjoyable time was held and Nelson thanked everyone for coming. CR OIRIDS ARE JAMMI'N'G THEi1R WAY IN FOR THIS GREAT SAI.1 NOW GOING ON? 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