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Clinton News-Record, 1984-06-20, Page 13• Friday, June 22 at 8:00 p.m. General Public is cordially invited Refreshments will be served su • By Bedy McCall WALTON Both units of the Walton TOW met for the June meeting on ladershiP• There were 21 lediess present.: Marie McGavin led in the devotions and was assisted by Viola Kirkby who read the scripture. Marilyn McDonald read an item on the theme of leadership; Each ,gne was given a candle which was lit to represent the light given. from Christ. Mrs, McGavin was pianist for the singing of the hymns. . Ruth Axtmanno leader of the Christian Leadership- Development of the Huron Perth Presbytery was guest speaker. Mrs. Axtmann said that In order to determine who is a leader, you must follow the leader. The units were asked to think of someone who greatly influenced their dives. Mrs. McGavin thanked the guest speaker by presenting her With an envelope of money donated from the UCW. The meeting was turned over to Marion Godkin, first vice-president, who opened the segment with a poem. Mrs. McDonald assisted Mrs. Godllin by reading the minutes, and a thankyou card from Mildred Traviss. The secretary reported that a very suc- cessful garage and bake sale was held last Saturday. The unit made almost $50Q.. Articles were read from the resource cen- tre, the closing date is June 22 alio orders are to be in before that date. Someone is needed to type the Sunday Church bulletin. If you would like to do it, please contact Rev. Swan. It was decided to invite the St. Thomas 11 C lw( NINI►S-RKCOHA, WEDNESDAY, JU E2R,.1t1 PAGE 13 church restoration proj et Men's Choir for Friday, October 21, Ttlis depends on the price :of tickets It was. aninoucaced that church repaiirs.of $2,100 would be completed by Se temper. The bicentennial pro ect for'the U will be tohave the front wooden doors restored. The official board project is to restore the two entrance windows. Thiere will be no church .service at Duff's on July 1. This is because°ail churches will hold a bicentennial service outdoors at the Morris and Grey Community Centre at 11 a.m, Margery Frances and Margaret of- fered to help with lunch. Those people who live east of County Road 12. are to take sand- wiches and those west of the road are to take desserts.. Vacation Bible School will be held on July 9 to 13 from 9:30 to 11; 45 a.m. There willbea closing program on Friday night of that week and slides will be shown. Everyone is welcome. If anyone can help during the week contact Dianne Baan at 887-6622. It was announced that a shower will be given for Kim Humphries on July 6. , The suppers for the Blyth Festival for the Walton Church are on August 3 and 10. Karen Hoegy reported' on the social func- tions. Sunday Worship at Duff's Presentations of the awards for the Sun- day School were made during the mooing service at Duff's United Church.- The children presented a few choruses which were accompanied by Gloria Wilber with her guitar. Cathy McGavin, this year's teacher `for WHITE SWAN WHITE, YELLOW OR BEIGE FACIAL TISSUE OUR REG. 1.27 BOX OF 200 NEILSON ORANGE JUICE STICKS OR DREAMSICLES PKG. OF 12 1 CLOVER LEAF SOLID WHITE TUNA IN OIL 198 g OR IN WATER 7 oz. TIN OUR REG. 2.59 TIN ASSORTED FLAVOURS HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 990 OUR REG. 1.69 200 g Now C 6GRAHAM SQUABS, FAVOURITETE MALLOW, IUTE R 5 OR SHORTBREAD RINGS WESTON COOKIES 199 OUR REG. 2.55 400 g SAVE 1.50. SUNLIGHT 6 LITRE - 2.4 Kg LAUNDRY DETERGENT 9 36OUR ��n, REG. `' 5.19 WT GREEN OR WAX DEANS, SEASONED BEANS, CREAM CORN, SWEET PEAS OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN DELMONTE FANCY QUALITY NO SALT VEGETABLES OUR REG. 976 14 oz. TIN (KERNEL CORN 12 oz. TIN). MAXWELL HOUSE REGULAR, FILTER OR AUTO ROASTED COFFEE OUR REG. 3.99 369 9299 • KRAFT CATALINA, ITALIAN, OR CREAMY CUCUMBER CALORIE -WISE. DRESSINGS mL L79 REGULAR STYLE HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE 796 mL 119 READY TO SERVE MIXED FRUIT, APPLE, ORANGE OR GRAPE TANG DRINKS OUR REG. 1.49 PKG. OF 3 250 mL 99° CREAMERY FRESH NORDICA 2% BUTTERFAT COTTAGE CHEE OUR REG. 2.13 500 9 ZEHRS FIRST QUALITY FRESH BUTTER 19 1 lb. i PEPPERIDGE FARM 6 VARIETIES LAYER CAKES we OUR REG. 1.89 FROZEN 369 9 `W`RESERVE THE RIGHT HALF & HALF t9 JAM .FILLED MILD MINT OR FRESH MINT NEILSON 10% HUNTS TOMATO PASTE 13 oz. 99# SUNLIGHT LIQUID DETE ERGENT 2.19 ONE LITRE GEM LONG GRAIN RICE 900 g 99# ENRICHED SLICED WESTONS WHITE BREAD 675g 7$ SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. JUNE 20 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JUNE 23. PEPSI COLA REG., DIET OR PEPSI FREE OR MOUNTAIN DEW 59# PLUS 750 mL 30C DEPOSIT SQUEEZE BEEHIVE BILLY BEE HONEY 1.89 500 g MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE 100 mL99' TUBE 5 VARIETIES COUNTRY HARVEST CRACKERS 119 GAY LEA SOUR CREAM f.5q 250 g 500 mL ESSO BARBECUE LIGHTER FLUID ONE LITRE FANCY QUALITY BRIGHTS TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. 99 SUPREME ICE2J9 ZEHRS SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE �4 5 FLAVOURS 1 LITRE ZEHRS CHEESE COI BY, BRICK, MARBLE, MOZZARELLA OR HAVARTI THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: x.29 3 31 TIN 28 oz. 11N HIGHWAY NO. 8 SAVARIN BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN POT PIES OUR REG. 956 FROZEN 8 oz. �9 KRAFT SINGLE CHEESE SLICES PKG. OF 16 ASSORTED FLAVOURS NEILSON FRUITPLUS YOGURT OUR REG'. 824 EA. 175 g SOFT STYLE SUNFLOWER OIL OR REGULAR OR UNSALTED CORN OIL FLEISCHMANN MARGARINE OUR REG. 1.87 & UP 1 LB. SLEEVE PACK i TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS WESTONS °a CREAM • BUNS of 500 mL NEILSON ONION CHIP DIP DIETRICHS SCONE ROLLS CO 2509 PKG. OF 12 GLAD f.39 ���KITCHEN P4G CA CHERSzO t.69 GLAD 1.19 SANDWICH PKG. BAGS OF 200 2.19 FRESH WHITE BREAD 675 9 69' PEACH PIE 675 gt 19 Available only in stores having an in-store bakery APPLE STRUDEL 4.69 . ENGLISH MUFFINS PLAIN DoaEN , 29 fine markets,.. of fine foods the nursery class reed a loud the children's names and Maxine MOO paresente4 the awards. Nursery class .members are Coln leen McCallum,. LISA Gingerich, Shannon Davies, Allan Weisbrod, Patricia Clark, Neil Saur, LeeAnn McDonald, £had M+ Callum, Valerie Collins, Stephen Nichols, Amanda Workman, Ellen Wort n, Stacey Linton, and Randy Linton. Children receiv- ing eceiving awards were: Cam McCallum, Chad McCallum and Allan Weisbrod. Gloria Love presented the primary class. Class members are Susan Carter, Bandy McClure, Cindy McCallum, Greg Fritz, Kipp Weisbrod, Chris Stevenson, Chris Saurs, Angela Wood and Joe Wood. Children receiving awards were Susan Carter, Cindy McCallum, Randy McClure, Kipp Weisbrod, Sharon Godkin, Lori -Anne McClure, Shan - Banquet ends year for CLINTON - Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders have come to.the end of another year. The Brownie packs had parties and the Guides went to Canada's Wonderland the first part of June. The parent and daughter banquet was held on June 12 at the Legion. The fathers did the serving and did a great job. Tammy Elliott, Dawn Powell, Shari Lavis and Theresa Josling received their all round cord. Congratulations girls! Nancy MacLennan, Area Commissioner; 'GODERICH MON., TLIES. • 0 TO 6 P.M. WED. • THURS., FRI. • 4 T©4 P.M. SAT. 0:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) W INGHAM MON., TUES., WED. & SAT. - 1:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. -1:30 TO 4 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4AND NO. 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 4 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI.. 4 TO a P.M. SAT. -1:30 TO 6 P.M. ANNUAL SALE 25:f of ALL SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK STARTS TODAY! %pkin S 80 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD 271-7432 non CogKid :M *We Craig. CdrOrk who were plated to Junior mace worP R IMP, (ester, Randjy MciCiure, Gr Britz, Michael Craig and Angela Wood, The Junior class rnembera were: Stever Fritz,; Ron Stelronao I, Brian Love, Nancy. Godkiil, Bonnie and Barb Finlayson, Tania McClure, Greg Clark, Danny and Manny Taylor, Kelly Workman and Sherry burn„ Children receiving awards. this year are: Brian Love, Nanny Godkin and Tania. McClure. Mrs. IvIcGavin, teacher for the in- termediate class read out the names and preGlen- da sCarter, Heatherened their r McGavin ds. Enrolled and Sherry Hoegy. Sunday School will resume again in September. Girl Guides Bev Thompson, Division Commissioner; and the President of the Legion were guests. The Legion was presented with a certificate of appreciation for their support through hh he years. Keith Tyndall was also presented with a certificate of appreciation for his help during the year. For the summer 22 girls from the district are going to Camp Keewaydin. The Guiding Movement would like to thank everyone for their support. Next year Guiding is celebrating 75. years. Look for the events to happen in the community. OVERSIZE 1DooRUPMSR�00 TS SHOES I MEN'S - LADIES' LADIES' .. a to sla►1! MEN'S ....10sI*.11 j CHILD'S- BOYS' SAUTY BOOTS WIDE SHOES MEN'S - LADI18' MEN'S - LADIES' MANY 1 ASSORTED STYLES i STYLES SEIGEL'S DOWNTOWN LONDON 120 DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE AT MARKET AT YORK cgreenherg1.s FASHIONS LTD. STRATFORD 1161EIY, S• A• L• E Real Savings! ...All the clothes you want NOW! % T°500 FF COATS • DRESSES • SUITS SPORTSWEAR • MILLINERY VISA Open Daily till 5:30/Fridays till 9:00 "re 0/ireenhacql FASHIONS LTD. 87 ONTARIO STREET OD STRATFORD, ONT. 271-6232 (2 ENTRANCES: ONTARIO ST. 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