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Clinton News-Record, 1983-10-26, Page 9The Clinton Legion presented the Clinton hospital with a $1,250 donation-• last week to complete their $5,000 pledge to the building fund. Second vice president Gord Tait, hospital administrator Doug Coventry, Legion President Steve Maguire and first vice president George Louzon made the presentation. ( Tom McMahon photo ) on el s By Cliff Parker CLINTON - At the General meeting of the Clinton Legion on Monday night, $200 was donated for the Welfare of the Parkwood Hospital Veterans. The Service Officer Clare Wallace will be available at Seaforth at 8 p.m. In Darts the high couple score was won by George Yeats and Bonnie Vanpraet. The high ladies' score was 125 won by Brenda Botterna. The high score for men, 125 was CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1983 -PAGE 9 held by Darryl Wood. The low couple was Ceacilia Edgar and Harry Crich. In men's euchre the high score of 83 was won by Clayton Ellis and Russell Beyer. The lone hands of 6 was held by Gord Radford, Gord won three of these at one table. The low score of 54 was won by Jack Van Eg- mond. Bingo was well attended, with the Jack Pot going to Heather Plumsteei. i ne early bird prize went to Shirley Smith and share the wealth games were won by Debbie Van Domne of Clinton, V. George of Goderich and Mrs. Ed Marsh of Wingham. The Poppy Canvas for Clinton will be in the evening on November 2. Canvassers should be at the Legion at 7 p.m. This is an opportunity for every Canadian to wear a Poppy which shows that they care and remember. .Surprise birthday party held in Belgrave By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse A surprise birthday party honoring Mrs. Lawrence Taylor was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson on Oct. 21. Everyone enjoyed a social evening playing progressive euchre. Those helping to celebrate this special occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Joe Thompson of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robinson, George Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson all of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson and Chantelle, Mrs. Roy Robinson of R.R. 1 Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson of Auburn, Mrs. Ruth Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyne and Amy of Windsor, Mrs. Bob Gordon and Margie of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and Trisha and Sherry Taylor of R.R. 5, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mali and Taylor and Michael of R.R 3, Holyrood ,Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Michelle and Danielle of R.R. 2, Lucknow. Belgrave Cover Girls All nine members were present for the WESTONS REG OR THIN SLICED OR 100% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH 51 BREAD 675 g LOAF, I NEILSONS HALLOWEEN ASST'D it1 ASSORTMENT MALTED MILK JERSEY MILK ROSE BUDS 42 ASSORTMENT SWEET MARIE CRISPY CRUNCH MALTED MILK JERSEY MILK CHUNK LIGHT STARKIST TUNA IN OIL OR 6.5 oz. `IN WATER (184 9) CHOCLATE - MARBLE - BANANA "DEEP 'N' DELICIOUS" McCAINS CAKES NIAGARA BRAND FROZEN APPLE JUICE 355 mL 99 o TIN BEEF - CHICKEN - TURKEY KNOTTY PINES MEAT PIES 280 g 1.39 PKG 50() q NORDICA 2•. COTTAGE CHEESE 1.49 TUB SOFT STYLE IMPERIAL MARGARINE 11908 1 Ib FANCY QUALITY 1A Ks BOX GREEN GIANT ELECTROSOL FOR Rf AM •,T I1 MRN SWFE'Lfr I•I 4, .1 Atil)NID (,RE EN BFANS 1.I l NEN SLICED MEIN OR WAV BEANS 14 or 69#TIN DISHWASHERS 1 4 kg 3.59 ARM L HAMMER WASHING SODA 1',kt 1-89 AUNT JEMIMA 4 VARIETIES JUMBO WAFFLES 283 g 1.29 WESTONS LEMON FILLED BUNS CHIP DIP GAY LEA FRENCH ONION PKG OF 6 129 250g99 SPECIAL' SPECIAL' ORANGE. APPLE. 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TINS FRESH MINT OR MILD MINT MACLEANS TOOTHPASTEmL TUBE TREAT YOUR SKIN NIVEA SKIN CREME 120 mt. 2.39 BOX OF 10 GRANNY'S BUTTER TARTS CTN 129 COKE 01(1 (.OKE SPRITE CAFFEINE FREE SPRITE SUGAR FREE TAB SUGAR FREE CAFFEINE FREE (:OKE CAFFEINE FREE' OIET COKE CAFFEINE FREE SUGAR FREE TAB COCA -750 mL 490 COLA DEP 5 VARIETIES KAL KAN CAT FOOD 59' TIN 13 OZ 175 ml1 ROLL ON OR (200 mL( ANTIPERSPIRANT ARRID XX DEODORANT 2.39 PEA, VEGETABLE, PEA d HAM HABITANT SOUPS 28 oz 99TlN WHITE. YELLOW, BEIGE WHITE SWAN FACIAL TISSUE 200 SH 89 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY USE FAB DETERGENT 12 L 4.8 kg 9 BOX DROSTE "OVATION" MINT STICKS 12591 59 ORANGE PEKOE TETLEY TEA BAGS 144 4 4 54 PALANOA 3 VARIETIES JUICE PAK PINEAPPLE 0 TIN 19 Oz FANCY QUALITY GREEN GIANT CORN NIBLETS 12 oz 69' TIN WEAREVER SILVERSTONE BAKEWARE SALE STAINLESS STEEL MIXING BOWLS CLUBHOUSE BRAND ARTIFICIAL VANILLA T I 139 SPECIAL' 2.7 LITRE E A SPECIAL! 6.7 LITRE EA SPECIAL, 1.99 4.5 LITRE EA y SPECIAL! 159 12.2 LITRE EA 169 2.29 CLUBHOUSE BRAND , COW BRAND BAKING SODA 600 4 69¢ STUART HOUSE 3 VARIETIES PURE VANILLA 1.77 . BAKING CUPS 3EOR *f UNITS CLUBHOUSE RICE FLOUR APPLEFORD SAVE All 79? WAX PAPER ,0 rt 129 RECT. SUNHAID SEEDED 239 CAKE PAN 6.99 MUSCAT RAISINS 4tin MUFFIN PAN LARGE „.n 6.99 COOKIE PAN 6.99 ROUND CAKE TIN 499 LARGE - 6.99 COOKIE PAN LOAF TIN 6.99 JR. LOAF TIN A .A 499 PIE PLATE 4' 'h 499 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. ti GODERICH MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 4 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 1:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. N®. 4) WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. 1., SAT. - 1:30 FO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 1:30 TO 9 P.M. SQUARE -R .R CAKE PAN 6.99 INTERSECTION HWY. N0.4 AND N0.113 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS.. FRI. - 4 TO 9 P.M. SAT. -.1:30 TO 6 P.M. A f meeting. Marla Hussey opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. We discussed last week's home activity. Mrs. Glen Montgomery talked about eye and teeth care. Mrs. Pete Campbell helped us complete a chart and puzzle. Euchre Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the W.I. Hall Wed. evening. Winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; Novelty Lady, Mrs. Jim Leddy; Low Lady, Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes; High Man, Garner Nicholson; Novelty Man, Mel Jacklin; Low Man, Jim Leddy. There will be euchre again next week starting at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Personals Dinner guests on Oct. 16 with Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont were Miss Clara Fernades of London, Dale Lamont of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill of Wingham and Doug McCrea of Blyth. Mrs. Hazel Procter is now a resident at the Bray Lodge in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited on Saturday with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rath of Mossley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellery of Mount Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent and Mrs. Cliff Logan visited with their uncle Percy Vin- cent and cousin Russel Bentley of Huron - view, Clinton on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryans of Brussels on a motor trip to Red Bay where Mr. and Mrs. Bryans have their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbell of Dungannon on Sunday. elgrave W.I. members will teach rug braiding The Canadian Industries meeting of the Belgrave W.I. was held Oct. 18 at the hall. Mrs. Norman Coultes was pianist. Mrs. Norman Coultes, program convenor, in- troduced the guest speaker, Joy Daymond, co-ordinator at the Wingharn Mental Health Centre. She spoke on using our leisure time. It was decided to give a donation to the Belgrave Brownies and the C.N.I.B. and to take a box of fruit to the Brookhaven Nur- sing Home. Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Glenn Coultes will teach a rug braiding course in November. Church Service Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave joined Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels on Oct. 23 to bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Innes and family. A large congregation with friends and neighbours attended the service and reception that followed. The Innes family are moving to Winnipeg this week. Women lead church service By Betty McCall WALTON - At Duff's United Church Women Recognition Sunday on Oct. 23 the guest speaker was Mrs. Audrey Tiffin of Wingham. Mrs. Villa Kirkby led in the morning worship and the organist was Mrs. Margery Huether assisted by Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell with a music prelude prior to the service. The choir was made up of all women. Greeters were Mrs. Marjorie Humphries and Peggy. Ushers were Mrs. Margaret Craig, Mrs. Olive Dennis and Mrs. Marie Coutts. Mrs. Joyce VanVliet spoke to the children on an Echo. Mrs. Marie McGavin sang a solo. Next Sunday is Reformation Day. The 50Uth Birthday of Martin Luther will be commemorated and the baptism. WI meeting The Family and Consumer Affairs meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held on Oct. 19 in the community hall, in the business it was voted to donate $10 to the Poppy Fund. It was decided to serve a hot beef stew luncheon on Nov. 16 at 12 noon. Adults $3.50. The Christmas Concert date is set for December 16. Mrs. Leona McDonald and Mrs. Viola Kirkby attended the two day Guelph Area Convention at the Colonel John McCrea Legion Hall in Guelph. The Institute catered to the Recreation Committee banquet, Oct. 14, when 38 sat down to a hot beef meal. Anyone interested in taking the Rug Braiding course may contact leaders Karen Hoegy or Pearl McCallum, they have started to attend the training school. Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle have arrived home from a visit with their daughter Helen, son-in-law Jim and grandson Corey of Russell, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Buckstrom of Meeting Creek, Alberta are visiting with Doug and Marjory Fraser helping them celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. A surprise party was planned for the Frasers Oct. 22 at the home of Emmerson and Phyllis Mitchell following their dinner in Wingham with their family, later they attended the dance at Family Paradise. Congratulations to the Frasers from your friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Voeker Hertlein and family of London visited with Mrs. Ruth Thames Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryan who celebrated their 25th anniversary on Saturday evening, Oct. 22 when a party was held at the Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre in their honour. Prior to lunch a mock wedding was acted by friends of the bride and groom of 25 years. Their family was introduced by MC. Murray Dennis. To Shelley Kyle vanastra Alison Reed cunt.. Robert Stephenson Jeffrey DeRuyter Sherri Preszcator Mark MacLeod Bracebridge Andrew Ramaker R.R. 1 Clinton Khristopher Fitzgerald Clinton Lynne Ducharme Bayfield Liana Goldsworthy Clinton Tressa Barnes cunt.. Kara Leigh Strong cllnton Larry Dalrymple Bruceflold Varna On Oct. 26 Oct. 26 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 28 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 1 A PLACE FOR KIDS c. tier .46w 'di I , i lam. ��� •�1 Have a Hallowe'en Party! Halloween is a time of witches. owls, black cats and pumpkins If you are having a Halloween party this year, here are a few ideas to make it a good one. Decorations You could make a witch centrepiece by dress- ing up a doll in black crepe paper and a pointed hat. The tablecloth could he orange crepe paper with cutouts of Hallowe'en animals stuck on Orange balloons and black streamers could he taped to the walls and around the doors The Maze Game Hallowe'en games are usually spooky and exciting. One good game is called The Maze" The object of the Maze Game is to follow a piece of string in the dark until a prize is reached Each person follows their own piece of string over and under the furniture Before you set up the maze of string. create a spooky atmosphere in the room Hang damp strips of cloth from the ceiling. where they will brush a person's face Place pots and pans so they will rattle and clang when people go by Ask a friend to crouch in a corner and moan like a ghost The room should be dark with only just the faintest glimmer of light There are all sorts of scary things you can do to make the Maze Game exciting Fortune Telling Fortune telling has always been a traditional part of Hallowe'en. Ask a friend to dress up as a gypsy and tell the fortune of your guests. Put in front of the gypsy some bowls that contain items which stand for things like wealth, proverty, trips and good Tuck A blind -folded guest can touch several bowls and the gypsy will tell the fortune Distributed by Canodo Wlde Feature Sersuce llmded 1983 Mackay Fou -Field �- 11✓ .l Y J • rr r/, y d A