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Clinton News-Record, 1984-06-13, Page 13,1h Clinton Chapter No. 260, Order Eastern Star, held their (regular meeting on June 7, with a large attendance, including visitors from Listowel, Whighem, Btral fAlr�d� ,Mn- don, Ingersoll and Strathroy, Exeter Chapter performed the opeXting drill. One of the highlights of the evening was the draw for the Worthy btron's project, consisting of two-piece luggage set which was won by Mrs. Shirley Lyon of Londesboro and, a mohair throw, won by Wm. Holland, of R.R. 4, Clinton. Clinton Chapter 'wia hesto extendthanks to Clinton and eonomunity for their sunnort",. which enables the Chapter to support the 4 lnton Pubilelloppitel andother cbaritiss. The charter members of Clinton Chapter (including those formerly of Regal Chapter, Blyth) were honored at the close of' the meeting. As this was Clinton Chapter's 33rd birthday, all, enjoyed the social time afterwards with lunch being served by Edith Reid and her committee. Birthday cake was served and brought the evening to a successful close. Rains don't dampen UCW spirits CLINTON-Heavy rains on June 6 did not dampen the spirits of eight carloads of Wesley Willis United Church Women, when they journeyed to Kingsbridge, to the sum- mer home of President Mildred McAdam, where a potluck dinner was held. A highlight of the evening was the presen- tation of Life Membership pins and cer- tificates to seven past presidents, namely, Ina Mae Durst, Helen Davies, Greta Nediger, Ruth Bond, Kay Wise, Norma Grigg and Donna Wood. It was noted that Bess Fingland a Life Member, was the charter president of the UCW in 1962. Elaine Bechtel, Marie Blacks, -Audrey Kemp and Marilyn Parr attended the , Westminster Weekend for United Church Women at London in May. Mrs. Parr gave a resume of the inspirational and thought- provoking program. Final plans were made for the June 23 yard and bake sale. Peggy Menzies reminded everyone of the things that could be done in the "hazy, crazy, lazy days" of summer in preparation for the November bazaar. Ladies were reminded of the Wesley Willis- I-lohnesville Church Service and pic- nic dinner at Camp Menesetung on Sunday June 17. • WESTCANE FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR OUR REG. 1.99 2 kg BAG CONCENTRATED MOTTS APPLE JUICE OUR REG. 1.39 355 mL TIN 9 DEEP BROWNED 1N TOMATO SAUCE OR WITH PORK LIBBYS BEANS OUR REG. 1 45 19 oz. TIN FOR SALAD OR SANDWICH KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP CUR REG. 1.95 500 mL JAR OUR REG. 2.69 7.75 oz. TIN PARAMOUNT SOCKEYE SALMON.. Holmesville Public School's The Prince and the Pauper operetta was enjoyed by many on June 5. Above, the pauper's mother sings of her confusion about whether or not her "son" is a prince. (Wendy Somerville photo) STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE SUPERMAN FRENCH FRIES OUR REG. 1.79 FROZEN 1 kg BAG WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL NABISCO SHREDDIES OUR REG. 2.59 675 8 119 CONCENTRATED WELCHS GRAPE JUICE ,9c OUR REG. 1.65 341 mL TIN REGULAR INSTANT NESCAFE (1)tT. COFFEE 7.19 10 oz. 4,, SEALTEST SOUR CREAM 500 ml: 1.59 KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ 5.9 2.99 ZEHRS IND. WRAPPED CHEESE SLICES 500 g PKG. OF 16or24 2.99 SILKIENCE REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 200_ mL 159 PARKAY SOFT MARGARINE 3 LB. BOWL 3.2 VACHON 12 CARAMEL LUNCH SNACKS, OR 6 CHOC. HALF MOONS f 79 PKG. REGULAR OR MINT AQUAFRESH TOOTHPASTE 1.59 150 mL i PALANDA CHAMD 454 g 2.59 COKE DIET COKE OR DIET SPRITE 750 0 PLUS mL 3Oa DEP, 100ABI % BRAN 575 g 179 JUMBO SIZE ROLL SARAN WRAP 30199 METRE � ORANGE FLAVOURED TANG CRYSTALS 13 . PKG. oz OF 4 1. WELCHS PURE GRAPE JAMOR JELLY 169 SWEET MIXED OR YUM YUM KICKS PICKLES 1.5 LITRE 1.9 500 mL CHEF BOY -AR -DEE BEEFARONI, MINI BITES, BEEF RAVIOLI, OR MINI RAVIOLI 425 g 89' FOR YOUR LAUNDRY DETERGENT 2.4 Kg 3.99 COKE DIET COKE OR DIET SPRITE 4 2TIN• SL 6 99 TINS BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUEFISH FRIES OR KRISPS 227 g 1.39 SANKA INSTANT COFFEE 6.49 8 oz J A•R NEILSON CALIFORNIA ICED TEA 500 g 199 VACUUM PACKED SANKA COFFEE 369 9 3.99 Special prices in effect until closing Saturday June 16th CLUB HOUSE GROUND BLACK PEPPER 113g 2.39 PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CAN. NO. 1 LONG WHITE NEW POTATOES 10LB'. BAG1,79 BULK 42 /kg 190,, PROD. OF ONTARIO HOTHOUSE TOMATOES CAN. NO. 1 3.06 f.39 /kg Ib. ASSORTED LARGE SIZE - 10" POT TROPICAL PLANTS PERSIAN VIOLETS TABLE FERNS REIGER BEGONIAS GREEN PLANT 1295 6.' P07 4" POT 4 POT IN A MUG 4.99 139 1.69 EA. 2, 99 1 RUG & ROOM DEODORIZER CARPET FRESH 400 9 119 LIQUID FOR DISHES PALMOLIVE DETERGENT LITRE �NE 149 ASSTD VARIETIES COLONIAL COOKIES 179 400 g DESSERT TOPPING BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP LTREE R 1.59 ASSTD VARIETIESW MISS ME CAT FOOD 3/#f 170 g GRANNY BUTTER TARTS PKG. 29 OF 10.1• KEN -L -RATION TENDER CHUNKS 4Kg5.99 f PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH SPINACH 10 OZ. PKG. 79° PROD. OF S. AFRICA GRANNY SMITH APPLES CAN. FANCY .174 7 f /k� Ib. PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. GAN. N0. 1 STRAWBERRIES QUART P1100. OF- U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. N0. 1 CANTALOPES SIZE 19 PRODUCT OF HONDURAS DOLE PINEAPPLES EA 1.YY PROD. OF ONT. C N. FANCY 1.79 IDA RED APPLES 3 LE BAG PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CAN NO 1 LARGE PLUMS P1100. OF U.S.A. TEXAS CAN. N0, 1 49� SPANISH TYPE ONIONS 1,08/kg Ib• 1.99 1.29 2.62,kg 1191b. PROD. OF ONTARIO LEAF LETTUCE 2IW PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CANADA NO. 1 GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 4.39 1.99 /kg Ib. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES PRODUCT OF ONTARIO BUNCH RADISHES PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. N0. 1 CAULIFLOWER PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. N0. 1 BUNCH CARROTS P1100. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA CAN. N0. 1 CUCUMBERS 3/99' 2/89' EA. 179 79' 2/99' FRUIT PUNCH LEMONADE OR GRAPE COCKTAIL 99� J.B. DRINKS 1,5 LITRE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY TH€SE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: REQUIREMENTS. HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MON„ TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 1:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON., TUES., WED. IL SAT.. 11:30 TO I/ P.M. THURS. AND FRI. -1:30 TO 9 P.M. 1 INTERSECTION HWY, NO.4ANIA NO. 83 '�• OUR REG. 3.9 LUVS DIAPERS OR 12ELAIRGE 269 RAGU PLAIN OR MEAT 398 L SPAGHETTI,.AJAX SAUCE 91 POWDERED 400 9 , CLEANSER 69' CLUB HOUSE BACON CHIPS SALAD 9O g TOPPINS 1.79 BADEN COLBY 227 g CHEESE 1.89 SURTEC PKG GARBAGE OF 10 BAGS 1.49 BADEN CHUNK STYLE 340 g SLIM CHEESE 2.99 CLUB HOUSE GARDEN VEGETABLE SALAD 84 gSEALTEST TOPPINS 179 LIGHT N LIVELY ASSTD FLAVOURS 1 Kg YOGURT , 259 PKG. OF 2 BATH BARS IRISH 280 9 SPRING 1.49 LEMON OR RASPBERRY WESTONS PKG. BUTTER- QE 8 HORNS 1.39 fine markets., of erre foods EXETER MON., TUES., wto. - 9 TO A P4M. THURS., PRI. 9 TO 0 P.M. SAT. - 11:300 ♦ P.M. RRUUrow - The 54th annual Stephen, $e *don was held hale 3, at Human l 00901,oal, Bru�eefteld with 56 in .ate diIten00ge following a smorgasbord _pup�pr, r, .business Was conducted by president, Robert Welsh. The mutes were read by seecreiarrtreasuren, Debbie Rathwell, . A motion was made to bold the picnic every year again, as so luau changes do take place in a two year period. The next picnic will be held on Sundav, June 2'. 1985 at the salve place.. A motion was made that entertainment be featured as this will be our '0,5th picnic. Len Metcalfe Jr. and Sandra 1her will arrange some musical numbers. The picnic will include a social hour with entertainment from 4 - 5 p.m., supper, then sports. Family members had a moment's silence for those who had. passed away since our last reunion. Special recognition went to the Metcalfe's from the Wingham area, and to Elva Sander's family from London. The of- ficers of the picnic will remain the same for the next reunion. Contests and races were conducted by Janice Beyersbergen and Carol Stephenson with the results as follows - Closest birthday to June 1 - Mona Stephenson; Closest an- niversary to June 1 - Ralph and Mona Stephenson; Lucky registration number - Jason Welsh; Guess the number of jelly- beans - a tie between Jean Rathwell and .Clara Rintoul, with Clara Rintoul being the winner; The couple with the most grand- children - there were four couples with 16 grandchildren - with Eileen Consitt winning j NE$DA Bruer FR id. the .1m07 number; Oldest pel1SOP present two winners I!, Anna McCO n.eil and Elva Sanders. Other contest vers wereJlelext'Tnal rer, Ralph Stephenson, David mer, Jolene Keys, Doreen Reid, Jason Welsh and Debbie Rathwell. There was a candy scramble for the children five and under, along with throwing the ball into a basket, with all pre-schoolers having fun trying. A race carrying a balloon between their legs ages 5 and up - won by Allison Metcalfe. The sack race won by Melody Turner and the race of carrying the book on your head won by Ben Rathwell. The picnic concluded with Len Metcalfe Jr. displaying his auctioneering talents, by auctioning off hats for the children. This was enjoyed by all, with Ben Rathwell's last bid of 62 cents. Stephenson family members are remind- ed to mark their calendar for June 2, 1985 and bring out musical talents, to make the 55th reunion the best ever. JOGGING TYPE SHOES vERY:GOOD SELECTION OF STYLES & SIZES /1e9 MEN'S .......'$1 1.'to $2." LADIES' & BOYS' 11." to $29.9s €NILDREN'S...... f 9.'• to $24.91 SEIGEL'S DOWNTOWN LONDON 12, DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE AT MARKET AT YORK See... Ilummel's Feed Mill SUNDAY CONCERTS JUNE 17 JUNE 24 JULY 1 JULY8 JULY 15 JULY 22 JULY 29 AUGUST 5 Music by the Goderich District Collegiate Expressions (5 piece instrumental tombo) Walkerton Pipe Band plus The Blue Grass Music Makers Ayr -Paris Kinsmen Band Country and Western night with the Huron Ramblers, Huron Strings and Step Dancers (ticket draw this evening for the"Trip for Two" - Nashville Opry Express) Special BicentennialConcert featuring the Truro, Nova Scotia, Concert Band plus the Goderich Laketown Band (guest Mayor Palmer) Goderich Laketown Band with vocal and instrumental soloists Variety Concert to include highland dancing old time fiddling, vocals, instrumentals, etc. AUGUST 12 Stratford Royal Canadian Legion Concert Band AUGUST 19 AUGUST 26 Goderich Laketown Band with vocal and instrumental soloists Mount Forest Cameron Highlanders Pipe Band plus the instrumental Chapelltes GODERICH LIONS HARBOUR PARK 7:00 pm CLIP St SAVE FOR READY REFERENCE ALL SUMMER ezekvi ' 4.60 we. eery emim atm. 61.. ran. 0 em. sem aeon me. ft.% esti mow. 1 ,