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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-08, Page 9A branch fell in front of an Orange Street home during the storm Monday night. A large branch blocked Welln2gton Street at the corner of Isaac after ...;:!),,Mondayinight'sstormi • staff photo „, • Auburn and. District MK WES PEADNOCK-,—Copoodint,Pisofts 524405 1 glirltPliNPWS,—ROPPrOt .Thursday,". ugot 8, 1.90 .9 STANI:I . A11ASQN AingSS SPRAY PAINTING FROM CAN TO BUILDING Barns a Specialty WORK GUARANTUD Phone 4824332 ',V13 Victoria Street Clinton ( we care SAVE 10c FULL 8 INCH 24.0i SIZE 59? FROZEN — SOLID MEAT PORK TENDERLOIN JANE PARKER SOUTHERN Ld'' 81 West St., Goderich PECAN Pit END CUTS lb 790 lb 89,v ib 4951 49? lb 1b 49? 1b 49 PEAMEALED BACK 'BACON 2 lo 3 1bs CENTER CUT IMPORTED FROZEN, FLANK, KIDNEY & SUET REMOVED LAMB LOINS. SWIFT PREMIUM WIENERS VAC PAC SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY BEEF LIVER SLICED Ni C E OLOGNA Seafood Buys! 4 Dependable Grocery Values! Of, • A&P Brand Frozen Reg. price pkg 47c — SAVE 80 COD FILLETS 16-oz pkg 39, A&P Brand Frozen Reg. Price pkg 65c — SAVE 6c FISH STICKS COD 16-oz 'pkg 59C A&P Brand Frozen Reg. Price pkg 69c — SAVE 10c HADDOCK IN BATTER 16-oz pkg 59, "\mmilimairrffirsosimmoriffairiamass isigoimagmamolaimag armiesorretommasir California Finest, Canada No. 1 Grade, 3 Varieties — Seedless, Ribiers, Cardinals -- Mix 'N Match GRAPES 4 us 89ie 'NONE . PRICED HIGHER AT A&Pl Ontario Gro\n, White Table Stook, No. 1 Grade POTATOES =4556 NONE PRICED HIGHER AT ASIR! KRAFT DELUXE PLAIN CANADIAN SAVE AN EXTRA 6o AT A5601 CHEESE SLICES (4t O(f Da) I6.oz pkg 69? White or BID. Powder SAIL DETERGENT 13111y Bee Liquid LIQUID HONEY thioriff Lusbus (Assorted Jelly Dessert Powders SAVE 10c s-lb king size box 1.09 Reg. Pride jar 59c SAVE 10c 3Zot jar SAVE 24c 103.4)z Pkgi 99? Stokely Farley Quality Whole FEATURE PRICE! KERNEL CORN 74'iihs 495/1 Nature's Best Cho i ce Quality FEATURE PRICE: GREEN BEANS CUT 3 ,..0..4931 Hu Flog. Price nw ty DUnipty pkg 69c SAVE 4c POTATO CHIPS 12-021w;hp .ach65? • ALL PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1068 Bakery Features! JANE PARKER LARGE Reg. Price each 59c — SAVE 20c ANGEL 17-0Z CAKE CAKE BLUEBERRY PIE Reg. Price each 59c.— SAVE 10c FULL 8 INCH 24-OZ SIZE 9 NEW! Fox Super-1000. Harness big-tractor horsepower, cut forage faster. This 1000-rpm PTO harvester can cut up' to 80 tons of corn an hour when hitched to your 100-plus-hp tractor. Just a few of its new features: ▪ Higher-speed cylinder to 'cut forage faster. • Larger blower intake and fan blades. el Stabilized paddle roll—increaSes capacity. The Super-1000 works with Fox big- ,. Huskier bevel gears with larger- job attachments—new 3-row Corn unit, diameter shafts oh bigger roller 6-ft pickup and 7-ft mower bar. COME ONE hEMORSTRATION WILL PROVE ITS THE HARVESTER YOU ASKED FOR-010 GOT! Ray Potter it Sons MINNEAPOLlg MOLINE Phone 4824997 M,R, 3, Clinton bearings and sturdier U-joints. • Powereand V-belts instead of high. Speed Chains. • 30% stronger all-welded frame. • 13ig 11.000.6" tires on heftier wheels and hubs—cut compaction, pull easier. Druggists shift to "generics" More retail pharmacists are filling "open" prescriptions with a generic manufacturer's product rather than a brand name, according to the fifth annual survey of prescriptions conducted by Drug Merchandising. ("Open" means that the prescribing doctor in effect gives the pharmacist the choice of selecting drugs either by chemical name or by brand name, the former being more often cheaper.) Over the years, according to Drug Merchandising, there has been a gradual swing to using more generic products, But the' current survey shows for the first time that the trend has Recent.guests with Mr, and Mrs, Maitland Allen Were MrS. Weldon Tyndall of LOndeshoro and. Miss SYlvia, Wilson of Varna. Mrs, Ronald Pentland of North Bay is visiting her mother, !Charles Straughan, Mr, and Mrs, Albert McFarlane visited last Tuesday with Mrs, William T. Robinson at her cottage at Sable>fleach, Mr; and Mm, Oliver Anderson visited relatives in Landon and - Brantford last week. Duncan MacKay accompanied David Ross and Miss Nancy Ross of 13enmiller to Sault Ste Marie last week > for a, visit. Misses Rita and Joanne Mackey of Ailsa Craig visited last week ' with their aunt, Mrs, William L, Craig, Mr. Craig and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Popho, nee Edna Longman, visited . on Sunday with Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips were Miss Jane Fisher of Toronto, Sick Children's Hospital, Misses Janet and Judy. Fisher and Jeff .Fisher and Miss Pat Wraith, all of Goderich. Guests last week with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen were Mrs. Mary Shoell and Mrs. Edna Oreinson, of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson of Clinton. Mrs, Lillian Leatherland visited last week with her son, Edgar Leatherland and Mrs, Leatherland at Acton. We are sorry to report that Mrs, Margaret Clark fell at the home of her nephew William Dodd and Mrs. Dodd and fractured her leg. She was taken to Clinton Hospital and then on to London for further treatment, Mr. and Mm, Thomas Johnston spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Ethel Farrow at Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson and family visited over the weekend with her parents Mr, and Mrs. John Daer. " Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto spent the , holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. Mr. and Mrs. • William Straughan spent last week in Kitchener visiting with their niece, Mrs. William Rieck, Mr. Rieck and family. Mr, and. Mrs. Rod ,Singh and family of London visited for A • few dap last WO With her mother, IN/frs. Arthnr Grange, Jennifer and Master JP114.0 Ii4ggitt of • -urch is visiting his graildParentS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas liaggltt and Stephen. Mrs, R4lph D. Munro and Mrs. Beth Lansing visited,. friends in ..Oollingwoncl. 401V,I,eaford. last week. IN T end return times. Per inforrnsden, phone the local CM remongot Solos Ottko actually been reversed, with 49 percent of the pharmacists surveyed using generics, and only 43 percent using brand name products. The other 7 percent will use . either, depending upon the drug prescribed. The survey also shows that the average price of a prescription is now $3.62, up from $3.49 reported in last year's survey. p.c. TORONTO cLuilroiv 4 Askabout Convenient departure $ 20 choa Lu wity viemire FARE PARE $4.80 CANADIAN NATIONAL