Clinton News-Record, 1986-05-14, Page 61
Page 6-m-CLINTON DEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1906
THE SELECTION
FAMILY
Box Assortments $19.95 TO $39®95
Separate Pieces 9.89 TO $11.00
VgDig SPARKLERS 79' TO $3.49
(THESE ARE NOT FIRECRACKERS)
These are family fireworks which may be let off on your own property under
most local bylaws. We have the largest selection In the area of family
displays and individual fireworks. (Fireworks will NOT be sold to persons
under 18 years of age.)
AVAILABLE THURSDAY, MAY 15
OPEN
EVENINGS,
SUNDAYS,
HOLIDAYS
In Accordance With Area By -Laws
NORTH SIDE
SHOPPERS SQUARE
524.6901 GODERICI1
Blyth Public
School fold
a skip-a-thon
Large selection of
• BEDDING PLANTS
• OVER 15,000
GERANIUMS
• PERENNIALS, HANGING
BASKETS, ROSES
*NURSERY STOCK
GARDEN SUPPLIES
Sat., Sun., Mon.—May 17,18,19
PEOSSAT
Cu4 5 . Ft. ■OO
M
NOW READY -_---
Our own fresh AS
GREENHOUSE TOMATOES,
ENGLISH CUCUMBERS
RHUBARB
0 ` EN 7 DAYS A WEEK
R . No. 1 Bayfield 4823020
By Kathy Bromley
BLYTH - The skip -a -thou that was held at
the public school was a huge success with a
great turn -out. All of the students completed
the two hour competition.
Euchre
On Monday night, there were eight tables
in attendence for euchre at the town hall.
Ray Lair and Nora Kell had the high scores
for the evening, while Len Shobbrook and
Mabel McAdam, of Clinton. had the low
scores. Rena Watt, along with Ted Mills, had
the most lone hands tor the evening. Ida
Proctor was the lucky winner of the special
prize.
There are only two more weeks for euchre
left, so come out to the hall, Mondays at 8
p.m.
Customized packaging under
one policy lets you protect just
what you need to and save
money.
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Quote of the Week - People usually get
what's coming to thein, unless it has been
mailed.
Eighty-four skippers raised over $2;000 at the Blyth Public School's skip -a -thus
Committee hold Mother's Day dance
LONDESBORO - The Mother's Day fami-
ly dance planned by the Life and Work com-
mittee was held on May 9 at Hullett Central
ra
Public School, with many young people
attendance.
Tickets were sold on the Mother's Day
plate. A Norman Rockwell donated by Mid-
daugh's Collectables in Clinton was won by
Ruth Madill. Spot dances were won by
Angela McCool and Kim Mayberry,
Dave
and Donna Woodall, Elizabeth Lawson and
Florence Cartwright.
The mother of the youngest baby was Don-
na Woodall, and the oldest mother with her
family present was June Fothergill with
Heather and Nancy.
Yvonne Hoggat made flower favors for
the ladies. Music was, provided by disc
jockey John Cartwright,
ti United Church
ers on
Day were Rev. Stlihuia and Ken Hulley.
Carter on the birth of their grandson, and son, with Jessica and Darren of Baden.
John Armstrong on the birth of his great Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook attended
grandson, Adam John, born on May 6 to the 25th Annual Toronto and District Square
Kathy and Kevan Broome of Egmondville. Dancing Convention at McMaster Universi-
He was born in the Seaforth Hospital. ty in Hamilton. There were 3,500 guests pre -
Saturday visitors with Dora Shobbrook sent, and they enjoyed the dancing from
were Muriel Ross and Sarah Millson of May a 8 to
R11.nn of Belgrave spent Mother's Day
Woodstock.a
Jack and Marion Snell and Elma Jewitt with her daughter Florence Cartwright.
visited the Trinity United Church in Inger- John and Julie Thompson attended church
soli on Sunday to attend the christening of with them.
their BetteanJeon Deron Beverly, son of Bev Laura and Paul spent the weekend with their parents Cathy
ers of Clinton
and een Jewitt.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Chuck, and they also spent Sunday with
Carter were their family; Colleen Carter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing. •
Burns UCW
Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter and The Burns UCW meeting was held at the
child, Tonya, of Simcoe.
This group also visited with Jack' Arm- home of Jean Scott on May 7, with 17
strong. On Mother's Day they visited with members present.
,E. ;and Mrs,., Kgyan.;Brootpe,.1Wede.,a1¢ , Margaret Anderson. was. the leader, .and
Adair, in Egmondville. opened the meeting with a hymn. She also
' � "" a reading.
l Greeting church merlib Mother
The community welcomes Roy and arie gave
Ushersusiness roll
edfor the day were Michael Radford,DenisKrauter they haverom purchasedier to the the Family11Market cale as l.elia whi hee was conducted
Bib Biblethe
verse. The
Hulley.ued Peel, Shannon Duizer and from Ellwood and Audrey . Mitchell. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret
Rev. Snihur welcomed all and announced store will now be called the Trading Post. Taylor.
the flowers on the memorium stand were in , Bob and Audrey Thompson spent the Thank you cards e were received
cr ive family and
memory from
ait Mr. and Mrs. John Snell from their cottage o Conestoga Lawith Beth and ke. Radford at Isabel
Reid. Allo members present signed a
theirOMmily. Bill birthday card for Emerson Hesk, and a get
On May 16 at 1 p.m. bible study will be held Dora Shobbrook accompanied Vera,
at
the manse, with Anyone
the on a e`Tein the and V,Edna iMontgomery, in St. s of Clinton toJoseph's isit their well card for Gavin Joan Hoggarth's team were the winners in
Life' being shown. cou ag interestedoattend. the aunt, 11.
abortion issueldrisencouraged MagicPHospital Mher s Day vistiors with Mr. and Mrs. the
copper
kercontest. Ida reservations for the J ealverda
dinner
The-dchildren's song was cPenny,
and the children made paperclady.a The an- andiBob Mena ry, Andrew and Kim and their meeting.
Ameliia Rice reported five two
boxesaofnused
which they gsbnted to a
them was sung by the? junior choir. friend Stephen of Newmarket, Don and clothing had been taken to Toronto.
The sermon was A ,Personals
Love. Phof Kit Kitchener, llis Ken and Carolof ' Dennisd child, Dan- ThankofferAn ing ito the nvitation
ono June 4 UCW's
pPersonals
Congratulations to Glen and Doreen ny of Kitchener, and Jim and Susan Pear- received.
Mother's Day selected for baptisms
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - Mother's Day, was fittingly
selected to administer the Sacrament of
Baptism to Carl Raymond, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald George Procter of RR 4
Brussels and er of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker. of Belg atve, in
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Knox United Church. Rev. John G. Roberts
conducted the service.
The order of baptism as presented in the
Service Book was used. Hymns related to
the service were sung. The large choir of
mixed voices sang, There's a Song in My
Heart for its anthem with Mrs. George Pro -
•
cter organist.
Society Meeting
The Belgrave Women's Missionary Socie-
ty held their meeting on May 5 at the home
of Robena McBurney. Margaret Dunbar
turn to page 7.
NOTICE TO ALL
WEED MAN CUSTOMERS:
Please be patient!
THE MINISTRY GUIDELINES ORDER US
TO SHUT DOWN
OUR
OPERATION
WHEN IT IS
WINDY.
Nobody wants your lawn Free
of Weeds more than we do.
But until the weather changes
our hands are tied.
When the wind stops we will
be working Dawn to Dusk
to get everyone's weed
control done.
Thank you,
TOM GRASBYa
THE WEED MAN
244424
4F+1 tvi'AL 4'O'I`E TO ALL 1101E OWNERS,:
)ora worry that your dandelions are goring to seed,
'atilt get a kill and guarantee you'a
'reg La'w'tt for the rest Of the year: