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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-09-12, Page 10AN INVITATION TQ SEE THE .CARS THAT CAN 'THINK. Don Taylor and his staff cordially invite the people of Clinton and District to view the new 1969 Volkswagens. from September 12 to 14 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. DON TAYLOR ;AOTORS LIMITED MAIN STREET - EXETER Dial 235-1100 ID Clinton News,-fteo9rci, Thyrglqy,,Eept, 12, 196E .-iwe care SAVE AN EXTRA 5c AT AAP 41/4-0Z JARS HEINZ STRAINED (EXCEPT MEAT) (8c OFF) BABY FOODS A&P BRAND FANCY QUALITY BUY 7 TINS — SAVE 15c TOMATO JUICE 7.19400 1-lb tin 89ii SAIL. LIQUID DETERGENT. PROA DN LJAC&T. ,PSAVE Vicso 64-fl-oz plastic bil 895i TOMATO KETCHUP HEINZ — SAVE 27c 4 11-11-oz btls 89ft. MARGARINE MONARCH . (Parchment Wrapped) — SAVE 9e 3 1-11' Pk g5 8.951 uppr Right" Meats! LISHORT RI ROAS lb NO FAT ADDED TO BEEF ROASTS .. NOT AT A&PI RED BRAND STEER BEEF 100% COLOMBIAN COFFEE , A&P BRAND SAVE 10c SUPER-RIGHT BRAND, PICNIC STYLE, SMOKED P RK SLICED Shoulders lb Whole. 4 to 6-lb 11)49c PORK humy HOCKS lb SX BRAND ASSORTED — SLICED COOKED MEATS BURNS OR MAPLE LEAF — SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS CRYOVAC ONTARIO GROWN, WHITE TABLE STOCK, NO. 1 GRADE OTATOES 5 "B $ .39 BAG ONTARIO G ROWN, FRESH GREEN, PICKED No, 1 GRADE BRUSSELS . SPROUTS ALL PRICES IN This AD oLJAAAN1-ED ThROUGH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, Ws. 1-lb pkg 79c 1669c quart box .)• CANADA'S FINEST "RED BRAND" STEER BEEF BEEF SALE! BLADE STEAK BR=G GROUND CHUCK BONELESS POT ROAST FRESHLY MINCED SHOULDER ROAST lb Jana Parker BUY 2 4- SAVE 19c APPLE PIES' FULL 8-INCH 24.01 SIZE White SWan White or Decorated • Ron. Price 590 -- SAVE 6c PAPER TOWELS Pkg or 2 'as 53c Pep (Beef, Liver & Chicken) Reg. Price 4 tin:} 59c — SAVE AN EXTRA 23e' DOG FOOD.(2c, OFF DEAL) 916..6.1.00 fi;eg: Pride 2 tint 496 SAVE 9e BEANS DEEP BROWNED 4 14.11-ot tins 89, No..1 BEE Grade Pasteurizer) Lipuid leg, Price Jar $7c 8Ayt 11 4 KIST HONEY 3 16.lioz *00 FURNACE and STOVE OILS Maximum Energy Gasoline: DIESEL 'FUELS: MOTOR OILS plus 'a Full Range of Special Lubricants and Greases .pAuL ItigRRIGAN AGENT 1S/P CANATDA:144/1iTETO.: 379 'Victoria Street . Clinton •Phone: 482-9653 rz=magliminalm HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE Announces Improved Facilities 11./.01/0/V1111111114 MO 0 40.4501111,04111111111.111M0~ 0 411.1.411111•001MA; 41•01.01111.0111111.}=11 NOW IN OPERATION 11111.04111110411/.01111.01111•11111101.1111110411•11401111041alki.a,0.11•1111.100011.011.H.INI04111.0 TO, Receive White Beans At Your Elevator (FORMER M1CKL1 PROPERTY) Notoo-.0444•44.,irst•*;‘0,4 HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP HENSALL 262-208 11111101111111111111111111111M111=t=ialliailliaMINIVIaliar ni1/20mcCilideesnstouitir 911,1nlige4staWuP cars , on. Highway 4, Friday afternoon, 6epteMber 6th,.hospitalized one Person and caused • $1,900, property damage, Involved were a ear tirinnhy Miss Patricia SOrris, N.N. CromartY, travelling north, Anci vehicle driven :by George A. Cardiff, 17, NA, 2, Brussels, proceeding west on the Town Line. They collided at the intersection. Robert Mennen, Seaforth, a passenger in the Cardiff car was taken by Westlake Mbnlance to Seaforth Comm unity Hospital with undetermined injuries. 0,P,P. Constable Dale Lamont. of Exeter Detachment said charges were pending. * Meetings of Amber Rebekah Lodge resumed Wednesday, September 4, when the regular meeting of the Lodge was held with Noble Grand, Mrs. John: Corbett presiding. The District Deputy President's report prepared by. Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot, Brucefield, was read disclosing that she had a very busy year, The Lodge was informed that treats, flowers and cards had been distributed to shutins, Plans were made to have a social evening after the next meeting, September 18. The social and entertainment committee will be in charge. A good attendance was reported at the meeting. A pot luck lunch was served. C Couneii Met With all Present. Council apPrnYed aPPlieatiPtis by Harry Kiungel to build a 53 ft. by 33 ft. additiPli to QueensWaY Nursing Home to house 40 additional beds, and also approved a W. •G. Thompson Ltd. application to build a, storage barn .60 ft. by 100 ft. on the Kerslake property, Estimated cost of these buildings is $78,000. A problem for Council and property owners are false fire alarms. Many pranksters turning in alarms. It was decided to write Head Office of Bell Telephone in Montreal and see what they can do about' putting tracers, on the false calls, Taxes will be levied on $104,000. * * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Grant and Kenneth, . attended the Toner - Gackstetter wedding at Guelph on Saturday, Grant and Kenneth provided the music for " the reception and dance which folio at the Breslau Hotel. * * Mr. and Mil ,vart Bell, Pauline and nn have returned from a vacation to Toronto and Niagara Falls. R 1,1 •A R 1: E Mrs. Peter McKenzie of 13,N, 3, ICIPPen, Passed away in South. Huron •Hospital, Exeter, Wednesday evening, September 4, Where she had been a patient for several weeks. The fOrmer Eleanor Hood,. she was in her 77th year. Surviving are four sons, Lloyd and Murray, 4.13,„ 8, Kippen; Joseph and Kenneth, 13rtieefield; two daughters, Gladys, Mrs. Harold Cutimore, R.R. 1, Hensall; and Eleanor, London; one sister, Mrs, Edward (Norma) Perkin, London; one brother, Nelson Hood, Kippen; 11 grandchildren. Her husband died in 1955. Funeral'service was held from Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Saturday, September 7, conducted by Rev. J. C. Boyne. Interment was in Bairds Cemetery, Stanley Township. Bearers were, Gordon Schwalm, Stuart Wilson, Ross Chapman, Preston Dallas, Jim McN au ghton, and Howard Dayman, * * * John IL Volland of Hensel', died Sunday, Sept. 8, •in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. Volland was in his 88th year, and was hospitalized in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, and St. Joseph's Hospital for four weeks. He was a resident of Goderich for 32 years, taking up residence in Hensall two years ago. In February, 1967, Mr. and Mrs. Volland celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Albrecht, two sons, Clarence, Hensall; Bruce, Goderich; three, daughters,. Mrs. Eldon (Vera) Johnston, Brucefield; Mrs. Lorne (Irene) Finlayson, Hensall; Mrs. Louis (Beatrice) Taylor, Varna; 16 grandchildren and 22 g re at-gran dchildren. Funeral service i was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home Tuesday, Sept. 10, conducted by Rev. G. L. Royal of Goderich. Interment was in Hensall Union cemetery. Pallbearers were: Keith Volland, Brant Volland, Ronald Taylor, Reg Synlayson, Laird Synlayson, and Glen Nixon. Flowerbearers were: Murray Synlayson, Raymond Volland, Leotta Johnston, and Barbara Taylor. * *, •17.;1! . Ee'Fihk .1474' patient in 'SoUth -Huron' Hospital, Exeter. Legion Ladies. Auxiliary resumed meetings. Tuesday evening, September 3, in the Legion Hall with President, Mrs, Garnet Allan presiding, Mrs. Allan and treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisbach, were appointed delegates to the Legion Auxiliary Ponvention in Ottawa September 16 to 19, Plans were made for the annual money doll draw, and a 19th birthday patty to be held October 1, with a dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. Mystery prize was won by Mrs. Allan, and guessing by Mrs. Bran Kyle. A pot luck lunch was served. * * * Mrs. Mary Taylor left Wednesday, Sept. 11, by train for Halifax, N.S., where she will spend two weeks visiting with her granddaugliter-in-law, Mrs. Allan Young and son, Arron. * 44 * Flowers in the Sanctuary of Hensall United Church Sunday morning were in memory of Mrs. Peter McKenzie and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, placed by members of the family. * * Miss Pauline Bell has returned from St. Thomas Figure Skating School where she attended the past eight weeks and was successful in passing tests. Mr. Will Govier spent a few' days this week with his daughter and family in London. • * * The September meeting of the Women's Institute was well attended. Guests from Auburn and Blyth were entertained. Mrs. Agnes •Noon as guest speaker told of her work at the Ontario Hospital at Goderich. Barbara .Burns , contributed accordion selections, Beverley Lee favoured with piano numbers. A bake sale was held at the close. * * * Mrs. Harold Livingstone returned home last week after two weeks spent with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell at Kingston. The otAtuinn season opened on Thursday afternoon for the SePtennber meeting pf Hersh IJ.C,W. Unit 4 in Vel#OWshiP E, Phipehase presided and opened with .a poem on -"What Would, God have me do?' and praYer, Mrs. Laird Mickle had charge of the Devotinnal, giving a synOPSis of '.the Sible reading on "praising the Lord" concluding with two short poems, "His Love never fails" and "Let us trust and believe". The Study was Presented by Mrs. J. E. Cook on "Why does God send trouble makers? Mrs. Mickle gave two piano selections, "Bless This House" and "How Great Thou Art". Mrs. Chipchase read a Nem on "What is a greeting it's the little things that count." The next, General meeting is scheduled for Monday evening, October 21, with Unit 4 in charge. • The first meeting of the "Drop-in Centre" will be September 18, 1.0 to 11 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. Happy birthday was sung to two members. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah Benediction, and tea was served. * * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bossato and Dana of Port Colborne, have returned after spending three weeks 'with the .latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Kyle, of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Shute of Kirkton visited with the latter's sister, Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt on Saturday. ,• Miss Doris Lear of Burlington spent the weekend with her father, Nelson Lear, • * * * • Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar Gaunt and son of Belgrave spent Sunday with Mr. and`Mrs. Earl Gaunt. We are pleased to report that Earl was able to return home on Sunday feeling much improved after a few weeks treatment in Seaforth Hospital. * * * Mr. and Mrs. BlightoniFergof Hensall spent Sunday with Mrs. Harold Livingstone. * * 44 We are pleased to welcome the James McCall Family to our Village. They recently disposed of their farm on the 14th Concession of Hullett. Mrs. M. Fairservice, Ann and Mrs. Livingstone spent Monday at LOrninn Rvbibition. LONDESBORO