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Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-8, Page 14-e. N N'EWS-RECOYiD,WEDNESDAY, MAY 8,19 Candy Stripers �Ttk up work hours CLINTON - Twenty-two Candy Stripers were honored for the many hours of volunteer work they contribute to the Clinton Public Hospital during an awards ceremony on May 5 at the Ontario Street United Church. Sherry. B,ezzo, Teresa Bezzo and Brenda Hoy each received a 400 hour bars. Joy Taylor received a second red band for her cap and a 300 hour bar and Suzanne Walker and Donna Pickard also earned a 300 hour plus bar. Kim Cook and Carole Roorda each donated over 250 hours to hospital work and received a second red band. Miss Roorda also received a volunteer pin. Cindy Cook was awarded a volunteer pin for putting in more than 200 hours. A Hospital Auxiliary Association (H.A.A.) Certificate and one red band was awarded to Michele Verbeek for 150 plus hours. Christine Baker and Michelle Gautreau received a H.A.A certificate for over 100 hours. Receiving a cap and CPH certificate for volunteering fol more than 50 hours were Lynn Bezaire, Cleo Hubert, Shelley Hutchings, Lana Jones and Brenda Tideswell. Laura Roy put in 40 hours of work, Anne Tyndall, 42 hours, Andrea Smith 24 hours and Lynn Fleming 20 hours. Guest speaker for the ceremony was Clinton Public Hospital Administrator Dan Steyn. Hansell news. • from page 13 for quizzers and coaches will be held in the form of a bowling party at Zurich Lanes with a barbecue to follow.(The annual Chicken B.B.Q. will be held June 15 at Ken and Della Gascho's Park. Contact any of the Board members for information and tickets.) Sam Skinner and "The Harvest" performed at the Rally. Mr. Skinner was the guest speaker. People Oren and Marg Williams, former Hensall residents, spent the past several weeks visiting with George and Judy Parker, family and friends, and will be returning to their home in Prince Edward Island this week. Queensway Nursing Home News The ladies from Arnold Circle of Carmel presbyterian Church joined the seniors for Bingo last Monday. We'd like to thank all the volunteers from Carmel Church for hosting the Bingo games for the month of April. ° Mary Parlmer won a victory in the Tues- day morning spelling bee. She correctly spelled more words than anyone else. Con- gratulations to Mary. Rev. Stan McDonald led the worship ser- vice on Tuesday afternoon. Assisting him were Dorothy Brintnell and Erlene Stewart with Vera Ross at the piano. The Christian' Reformed Singers were in singing Tuesday evening and the seniors' thoroughly enjoyed the evening. The Ceramic Club met on Wednesday morning. Lil Baker and Erlene Stewart were there to provide assistance. Seniors also played bingo with several Health Care aides from Conestoga College who are gaining practical experience from visiting our nursing home. They are a dedicated group of health care specialists and we enjoy having them around. The Baking Club created two culinary delights; chocolate -coffee cream bars and cherry macaroons. Queensway was a polling station on elec- tion Day. We were proud to be a part of the election process. The close proximity of the station made it possible for us to vote, if we chose to do so. Friday morning after our exercises we.. • listened to a few short stories and played Charades. Friday afternoon several ladies attended a tea-party. Althpugh we see each other every day, we dori't always take the time to get to know as many people as we could. An afternoon tea provided. us with the oppor-. tunity to get to know a few people at a time. The ladies' present were Vergie Williams, Elva Willert, Mary Gower, Ida Jackson and Grace Dinney. The Three links Senior Citizens from Hen - sal hosted a Euchre party at Queensway for the residents. Ladies high score was Florence Joynt; Men's high was Ray Fran- cis. Father Mooney from St. Boniface, Zurich was in Friday afternoon to hold Communion. Through Baptism Matthew James Martin, son of Dennis and Carol (Johnston) Martin was received into the church through baptism on, Sunday at the United Church. Betty Simmon greeted the congregation and ushers were Wayne Corbett, Wilmer Ferguson, Bill Fuss and ••• Hans Gerstenkorn. Mr. McDonald spoke on the 23rd Psalm, and the choir, with Belva Fuss as organist, sang. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in memory of Jean Smale by the family. The congregation were remind- ed that next Sunday was Christ Family Sun- day, Mothers Day and anyone wishing to place flowers in the church in memory of their parents should notify the church office this week. A number from this area attended the Spr- ing concert by the Choirs and Brass band of the Ontario Christian Music Assembly held in Exeter United Church on Saturday even- ing. Guest minister at Vanastra VANASTRA- Congratulation to Norm Visser, son of Jim and Hilda Visser, - upon his graduation from Dordt College, Iowa. Jim and Hilda will . he attending his graduation this weekend, so our guest Minister will be Rev. John Van Til frorn London -Service at 10 AM. • The Busy Bees finished their year off with a 'nature hike through Benmiller Conservation Park. Nine girls and three , leaders had an enjoyable time and saw plenty of Trilliums and Violets along with several animal homes. Clot done with lunch just before the rain came. A teacher party was held at the Visser's home .on Monday night for all the clubs and Sunday School Teachers - many of whom come from Vanastra. Many thanks for all rneir neip and support during the year. Don't forget to look for our float in both the Klompen Feest and Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial Parades. Our theme " A Sunbeam for Jesus! " NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are reminded that the second instalment of 1985 Taxes are due and payable by May 15, 1985. C. PR. CTOR Clerk Town of Clinton Candy Stripersrthe Clinton Public Hospital were honored at an awards ceremony on at the Ontario Street United Church:- They were, (Front row,erleft to right); Lana Jones, Sherry Bezzo, Teresa Bezzo, Donna Pickard, Joy Taylor, Suzanne Walker, Christine Baker, Lynn Bezaire, Laura Roy. (Back left to right): Michelle Gautreau, Cleo Hubert, Cindy Cook, Kim Cook, Carole Roorda, Brenda Hoy, Shelley Hutchings, Brenda Tideswell. Absent are: Michele Verbeek, Anne Tyndall, Andrea Smith and Lynn Feeney. (Anne Narejko photo) MAKE MOTHERS DAY SUPER SPECIAL WITH THESE FRESH CHICKEN LEGS 2.60/kg /A``I NO BACKS '® x Ib. FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS 3.95/kg NO BACKSL 7 1b. BLADE BONE REMOVE® SHORT RIB ROASTS 3.70/kg 1681b. TENDERIZED SHOULDER CUBE STEAK 6.59/kg MAY Bth MAY lith CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF SPECIALLY TRIMMED 3e48/kg MARINATE FOR THE BARB Q * °`f BONELESS BLADE STEAKS OR ROAST TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROAST or STEAK ^59/kg PILLERS RINGS OR PIECES 2.991b. POLISH SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE Z&W BRAND STORE SLICED 4 83/kg COUNTRY GOLD BONELESS 119. SMOKED PICNIC COOKED HAM 5.49/kg 2.491b. PILLERS MONTREAL STYLE SMOKED MEAT 9.46/kg 4,29b. SCHNEIDERS BLUE RIBBON SHOPSYS POTATO EGG RFGULAR OR BEEF OR VEGETABLE BOLOGNA JELLY SALAD 2.19 BONELESS CROSS CUT RSB ROAST or STEAK 5.49 /kg 3.95/kg CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS STRIP LOIN STEAK 13.21 /kg 50993. BONELESS RIB EYE ROAST or STEAK 13.21 /k951* , 4.17/kg - PILLERS SLICED TIROLER OR SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE SCHNEIDERS PASTRAMI OR 125 g .1t 4 250 9 39 CORNED BEEF T 50E9 2°29' %891b. FINE MEAT LOAF � MEAT SPREAD ,o 4.39/kg COUNTRY GOLD SCHNEIDERS LIFESTYLE SCHNEIDERS SQUARE SLICED 991b. SLICED BOLOGNA3 g5 x®59 SLICED TURKEY 125 g.1558 COOKED PICNIC 175 g �09V9 FAMILY PACK TRAYS 4.83/kg Ib. 3.95/kg f.79.., FOR MOTHERS y ; DAY GIFTS , IM FULL BLOOM t j ASSORTED COLOURS POTTED MUMS /kg ON THESE ITEMS AND MANY MORE IN-STORE INSIDE FAST FRY ROUND STEAKS FRESH CHICKEN THIGHS (NO BACKS) FRESH CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS OFF REGULAR PRICE STRIP LOIN STEAKS 1790 BEEF BURGERS TW 9E �59 1133 NINE 170 g tea. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CHICKEN DRUM STI( SOUR CREAM OR CHEESE BAKE -A -TATER TEN6.75 6 oz, PRODUCE OF U.S.A. CLEAN WASHED 6 T ,,,,. ,0„, TtrarPfltEpWPPOS �- PASSPORTS AS WONDERLAND " ONE COUPON 0 ORDER TO CANAOPON FREE WIN EVERY S,4 ,t �g,', ; t TENDER SWEET -• FLORIDA CORN FRESH SPINACH teaturtng the tits] stand uP R0Iler Coasle, SICYRI EE RIDE � \1R LIFE ' STAND BY FOR FE' FRESH GREEN FLOWERING MIXED 7 pots PANS 6•49 POTTED STURDY GERANIUMS 6 POTS 599 TUBERnus 149 BEGONIAS 4�POT5 WITH A ROSE BUNCH MIXED BOUQUETS 3e 99 ORCHID y® �� COPSAGES EACH c�©iJ PRODUCT OF U.S.A. HEAPING QUARTS CALIFORNIA LARGE FRESH STRAWBERRIES OT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 FLORIDA SWEET PEPPERS 1n. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 FLORIDA FRESH 0 CUMBERS 2IS9 CU 4 39/kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA �0 9 .b SNO PEAS PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA CAN. NO. 1 BLUE BARLINKA GRAPES f 3 51 /kg PROD. OF. U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CELLO PKG. CARROTS Ib 2 Ib PEG 2 18/kg PRODUCT OF MEXICO LARGE DELICIOUS MANGOES EACH 1.59 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA EGG PLANT 1.52/kg 6 91, BULK FOOD SPECIALS NOT IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS FRESH POPPING CORN BULK 1.08/kg KIT KAT 6.1 5/kg CNOCe BARS BULK , e 79b 2.62/kg CAL. THOMPSON SEEDLESS RAISINS BULK 1e 19b 2.62/kg GRANOLA � � & NUT BULK �o 19b.