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Clinton News-Record, 1984-09-05, Page 9SUPER SPECIAL I SUPER SPECIAL 1 SUPER SPECIAL I ..,,,..atsorio.fSe.afortli, • Mrs. ,Paulthe Bell. 01/441#.4r :1'010 time .004044.43 B1r0110•004•Zt.,,. with Jessie Brock of -the Bipewater Nursing Newtonville and Connte.c.'!.. • Gravo9h,... urst were recaot, snow" ;' • 1. and °Mrs. • 'Earl Ging rieh of Arcadia, Florida, :line ben visiting their daughter andkOnritirlair; Mrs. Ellis Stewart. Mrs. Margaret 1.4 erweit of Parkhill and Anna 'Eagleson pt Greenway. and Mr. and Mrs: Dick POI1 of 'Oucl;lieverland. Hanorid ." 4;,,• , ;And Donna Corbett and Atte 4 Picnic at home .of Bill, Helen afldMark ?Taylor at Varna. • Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted the church service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Services will. bet -con- ducted at 10:15 a.m. each Sw1da.. Mrs.. Brian: Coll* and. cbjldren. 9 Waterloo, visited. with her rn�tbr, Mrs. Laird Mickle. • • Mr. andAlm.Eric Munro visited • with Bertha MacGregor. ' Mrs. Laird Mickle attended the faintly • gatboringonSiinday at the home of their and daughter -in -1a w Dr. *bed and Mrsi Mickle and family near AYE. f • united news There was an excellent attendance at the Hensall United Church on September 2. Rev. Stan McDonaldapoke on the SUbleet, "Does itreally matter what we ' Audrey Christie greeted goe congregation*, and Al Corbett. and Doug Kyle were ueberk, '11lielloirers in the church were placed in memory of Ken Upshot', as well as in honer,, of the marriage.of Betty Upshall to Stewart Irvine. Next week, Sunday School will re -open with classes for children fromthree years and up. The installation of teachers and group leaders will also be held. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl and Janieef, Laurie Ann and Sherry of Owen Sound visited with their uncle, Mr. McDonald at themanse. Over 260 attend the August Harris Reunion . T, , • The pm HAPIATPAQUiru00 was held August 11 and 12 at the Codette VeMorial Hall near Nipawin, Saskatchewan°. There were 292 relatives present from the states of • Washington, North Dakota and Minnesota and the • provinces of British Columbia, • Alberta, Saskatchewan. The 22 from Ontario included the Lobb s from Clinton - Mervyns, Harolds and Alvins, Mr. Cecil T. Collacott, archivist of Bradworthy, Devon, England, (the home of the Harris') who had done research on the family and is a Harris descendant himself also attended. There were 16 large displays of photos, documents, charts and artifacts which portrayed the descendants and their lives. On Saturday evening a banquet was catered by the Codette Con9unity Club Women. During the business meeting.the Ontario secretary,Nirs. Mervyn Lobb read a letter from the Ontario Chairman, Bob Parbert, who was unable to attend. He 'sent his regards to all. Plans are being made for the 1986 Reunion to be held in the Mitchg area and in 1988 at Estevan, Saskatchewan. -The work of the corresponding-seCretary, Mrs. Evelyn Bingham of Mitchell, was greatly appreciated. The evening's entertainment Included -mouth organ selections by Leonard Dilworth, Herbert, Saskatchewan,,and Ron Harris, Lloydminster, Alberta., Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb sang duets, Mrs. Nola Andris, Nipawin, Saskatchewan, sang solos accompanied by Mrs. Lois Roney of Dublin, Ont. Howard Harris, Goderich, played many old songs while ail sang; A dance and lunch concluded the Saturday events. On Sunday morning a family church • service was held in ,.the- Codette Hall, conducted by the chairman Mr. Ralph Hohnes. He read the scripture. Mervyn Lohll led in prayer and Mrs. Lola Andris , a • sang. A message was given by Rev. Ronald Hooper of Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. After branch was served, group pictures were taken and fond farewells said, Cousins visited who had not met for years or never before. A well organized weekend by the Holmes' and relatives was enjoyed by all and now we are looking forward to 1986. Fire damage totals 1,20,000 BELGRAVE - A $20,000 combine was destroyed in a fire by Belgrave last week. The fire department answered the call but the combine was destroyed/ before they ar- rived. The suspected cause of the fire is fric- tion. COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY ;FRESH RAISIN BREAD 450 g RESH FRENCH BREAD 450 9 CHOCOLATE ALMON COFFEE CAKE 340 g 1:11prwIr Di.vernay • 81,44 Disrufq" SAVARIN..) DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS! CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP MORE SAVINGS ZEHRS SODA CRACKERS 10 oz. TINS FOR PLAIN OR SALTED 450 g PKG. HANDY FROZEN SAVARIN DINNERS BEEF TURKEY CHICKEN SALISBURY STEAK 312g• Orange Juice OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SUPER -MOIST 1. • SUPERMOJSr • APPLE,.ORANGE, PINEAPPLE, GRAPEFRUIT, NATURES BLEND DELMONTE PRuiT •,juicEs 750 mL 129 Mll"aiROii1 op OLD MILL OATS 1.19 PKG. OF 10 • GILLETTE TRAC II CARTRIDGES OUR REG '3.99 SUPER SPECIAL DIET OR REGULAR 7 -UP SOFT DRINKS • 750 mL BOTTLES INSTANT SANKA COFFEE 8 oz 6.29 PLUS 30C DEPOSIT GROUND SANKA COFFEE 3693 99 APRICOT HALVES COCKTAIL OR PEACHES FORTUNE FANCY FRUITS 14 oz. 1119 TIN ASSORTED VARIETIES 510 g PKG. OUR REG. 1.79 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 1 lb. TUB VILLAGE SOFT MARGARINE OUR REG.,'Y .19 ' 119, CREAMED WHITE BILLIE BEE • HONEY 1.19 4 COLOUR CHOICES OUR REG. 1.39 ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 2.5 kg BAG WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS • WHITE SWAN TOILET TISSUE 1.69 4 ROLL PKG. UNSWEETENED TIDBITS • CRUSHED • SLICED 2 PALANDA PINEAPPLE 19 ea, 8,90 TIN LAUNDRY DETERGENT CHEER 2 6 L 3. 99 Specials In Effect September 5 Thru September 8/84 NEILSON! norms GOOD 'N' PLIDDIN9 6 PK GARLIC • NO GARLIC POLSKI 040RKI ROSE DILL PICKLES 750 mL 1.29 RORIN. 110011 VELVET FLOUR 24°159 EXTRA HOLD DRY LOOK tto. 299 SEALTE1T 3 VARIETIES CHIP DIP 200 g • SWEET MIXED BREAD & BUTTER, BABY DILLS ROSE PICKLES 750 mL 1.79 ROBIN HOOD PUDDING CAKE MIXES 2508 g 690 VARIETIES SPICE OR REGULAR RIGHT GUARD STICK 2.19 75 g GAY LEA 3 VARIETIES 126 mL CHEESE 2/890 CAKE 4 VARIETIES BETTY CROCKER DELUXE FROSTING MIXES aso 1.79 PREGO 2 VARIETIES SPAGHETTI SAUCE 1. 796 mL 9 SAU SEA COOKED SHRIMP 10011 99 5 VARIETIES 4 VARIETIES NOUS McCUMICK BAR BUNDLES GRANNY SNAPS 1.39 6W 9 1.69 3 VARIETIES GILLETTE FOAMY 300 ML ANTIPERSPIRANT RIGHT GUARD 119 200 2.39 CRINKLE OR STRAIGHT • SUPERMAN FRENCH FRIES 1 kg 1.29 • TIINWSWNEEM=kithikpidiermen=rnorrftweszeri MINIS 6 PK • RIMS CONCOIll 1 1. BUTTERNORNS /39 JUICE 2 FLAVOURS GRAPE 5 FLAVOURS SUPREME ICE CREAM 2.59 RUNS WIN1E. 1 L J 2.0 GRAPE 1L PALANDA PLUM TOMATOES 28 oz 79' TIN 3 VARIETIES McCORMICKS WAGON WHEELS • 35" I 49 •SHAMPOO 01 CONDITIONER SILKIENCE REG.. X•BODY 11.99 GRANNYS BUTTER TARTS 1.29 APPLEFEEE SAVIALL 100 " PAPER lir 19 WAX 200 mt. 10'S TI-.IESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: NIGHWAY NO 8 GODERICH MON., TUES. • 9 TO • P.M. WED„ THURS., PRI..e tO 0 P.M. SAT. 130 TO • P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON.. TUN.. WED. & SAT. • MB 104 P.M TaiuRE. AND FRI. • BM TO1 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO. RAND 110. 43 EXETER MON., TUES.. WED. -1104 P.M. THURS.. PRI. -1 TO 9 P.M. SAT. • 4:34 TO $ P.M. •• • -•"•••?"1;:::•••.•••••,.•••:7•••.•4 ••••"/".:•:•,..•• Gordon Yeo of Clinton (pictured) and Rick Elliott off Blyth, piped special guests into Sloman Memorial Park on Saturday for the Gold Spike Ceremony. The pipers are members of the Clinton Legion Band. (Shelley McPhee photo) Lobbs meet for 26th time HOLMESVILLE - The 26th annual Bert Lobb Reunion was held on August 26 at the Holmesville Public School. An afternoon of sports was enjoyed by all, led by Joe, Janet and Rhonda Lobb, and Sharon Docking. Following a pot luck meal, a brief meeting was conducted by President Bill Docking. After thanking the executive for their assistance, including Len, Marie Lobb and Joan and Kirk Lyndon, the new executive was selected. Burt and Hope Lobb will step up as presi- lent and secretary. The sports committee members will include Alison, Don, Roba and Murray Lobb. Table committee members are Ernie Lobb, Lloyd Crich and Elaine Pym. With the weather co-operating and 81 guests attending, the 1984 picnic was a suc- cess. Enterprising Seniors will meet • • By Blanche Deeves • HOI•olyIESVALLE: TM; ,EnterBriking Seniorme&SOterhber 6 at 11 •14:th: in the Community Centre n Holmesville. Edward and Blanche' Deeves this past week visited the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall, visiting with Asa Deeves. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pot- ter, who seem very happy for the visit and are feeling pretty good and say hello to all. The U.C.W. of Holmesville United will meet September 11 in the Holmesville Chur- ch. 4 ' • 44:4 7 • g n% 4 6; . ' Irene and. Jim Darnirr of 'Leind6nleiSitcir with Isobel and Don Harris. • Worship Services will commence at the Holmesville United ChurCh on Sunday mor- ning, September 9i Speaking with :Barb Betties,she reports • she still has two bluebirds and one young baby: Michael Hough, Clinton Daniel Hough, Clinton Danny Morgan, Clinton Brenda Renkema, Londesboro Lisa Beattie, Clinton Mark Wammes, R.R. No. 2 Seaforth Eric Renkema, Londesboro Sarah Sellars, R.R. No. 2 Bayfield Ben Lobb, Clinton Latino Renner, Clinton Christopher Van Loo, Clinton Mark Phillips, Egmondville On Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 9 Sept. 9 Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 10 Sept„ 11 Sept. 11 • Fading summer Clues Across 1.can you •••• under water? 3.a peacock spreads this 5.opposite of cold 7.opposite of under 8.he, she, it -- 1101..awhiaerreeeflowers grow 1123..apifaryontetnonrist;a1vcikth thi% 14.look out.of this 1h8e.rsoeses and 'tulips are 19.2 robin a bird 0.w at ears do oUrney • 22. and field 25.opposite of tar 2811 dries you swimming 29.5 swimming •••- 30 . they fall In the a32r..twfuoamr;bling after Down 1.a typgi of boat 3.1t cuts grass 3.brown spots on skin 4.opposite of day 5.a game 6.11e outside to get a sun-• 9.open shoes with buckles 14,switri in this 15.opposIte of cool 16.fish with this 17.opposite of dry 18.1t falls from clouds 22.after lightning, it . • 23,pifddling 24.6iding 2276„saulnairmgeerthswekaties Distributed by Canada Wide Feature Ser.ice Lirmted s 1984 Mackay Prothera intsimei EN; livelerira 111111111111m. nu, 1111 d1111111111 mrai • 111Nriimia• ••• n f."