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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-10-17, Page 7as fr.fr, NOW IS THE TIME e BOX 95 PHONE 524-0511 .%.%... • %. %%A. N.N"..,•••••••••••••••••• BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 HENSALL .262-271Z NEW Weldwood Harvest Elm Panels NOW .98 4 ft. x ft. PANELS Order Early -,Beat the Rush Cr Save Money Too! fi • KILN rorkkts-". .;ttgtoi- of!, Good To Oct. 23rd iii..••••=•••••,••n ••n •nnn •••nn r!!..n ••... AIKEN'S Skate Exchange Headquarter$ SE The Wide Range Of NEW BAUER SKATES In Stock NOW AIKEN S CLOTHING FOOTWEAR 482.9352 Bakery Featiires! we care Jane Parker APPLE PIE full 8-inch 24-oi size Reg. Price each 49c — BUY 3 — SAVE 47c .00 SPANISH BAR CAKE 81 WEST ST. GODERICH Dependable Grocery Buys! p Fi.e.g. Price $1.09 --- SAVE 10c thrfi 111:1Y Aiialf;y5W 9 9c .,s,„i Reg. Price 53c — SAVE 4c 11 oz box 49c Heinz Strained FEATURE PRICE! BABY FOODS (except meat) 441/4-oz jars 53c Ann Page Tomato FEATURE PRICE! KETCHUP 1541-oz btl 2 5c "New Pack" Reg, Price 2 tins 490 — SAVE 9e AELP CORN Cream Style 4 19-fl-oz tins 8 9c Fancy Quality Reg. Price 2 tins 39c — SAVE 9c ASP APPLESAUCE 5 14-fl-ozlins 89c Blue sonnet' MARGARINE- Stain Remover 1310-AID Laundry Soaker Beehive Golden FEATURE PRICE! Fancy Quality Reg. Price 2 tins 53c — SAVE 34c CORN SYRUP 2-lb tin 41c LIBBY'S PEAS .5 14-fl-oz tins 99c 1 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE BAG ¢ 3 LB 89 BAG 1-LB BAG SAVE 24c ...orINMOMMINNI 1\ ,44 .4r MILD & MELLOW CUSTOM GROUND VIGOROUS & WINEY CUSTOM GROUND -Right" Quality Meats! Olean 1 6 .... FROZEN SIDE Pf3Rk RIBS ib591 1629, 139 lb 33, lb 69c 911 6-oz 6.ot 29 pkg C BAG ,Ainimow) CrLBO 1AP Oi.INTOSH ONTARIO GROWN CRISP AND JUICY FANCf.GRAC!E BOKAR COFFEE 75¢ 3B LB 2.19 AG SAVE 18c SAVE 6c FRESH CHICKEN CUTS LEGS WHOLE IE BREASTS lb al CHOP PORK S SHOULDER 414 lb All Prices in this Ad Guaranteed I Super-Right Quality PORK LIVER (sliced) Cut froni Eye of Sirloin Point CUBE STEAKS tender and juicy Maple Leaf Brand BEEF BOLOGNA (by the piece) Imported, Frozen LAMB LEGS WHOLE or HALF Burn3 Brand, Sliced, Vacuum Pack MOCK, CHICKEN LOAF Barbs Brand, Sced, Vacuum Pack LOAF rough Saturd. October 1968 LLB Clinton Npvn-fiPpQrd, Thursday; Qct, 17, 1,9,Q4. Mrs,. Ross Skinner. Mrs. .Robert 'McCaughey ,Stafra W, I, rendered ,Plarita solo, "Parade .of .the Wooden 'S'oldiers". Mrs. Robert bilol.00411? courtesy reniarl<s. A penny sale was held. prporm convenors were Mrs, Maude Redden and Mrs. Wilbert - Pilling. Hostesses were John Corbett .and. Mrs, R. A, Orr, '140 pm, 3;19 p,m, Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary, Adpatrol Pork 420. GIANT RUMMAGE SALE :SATVRPAY, .00TOBER, 19th U.C.W. meets The October 9 meeting of the Stanley Unit U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Clark. Co-hoStesses were Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Lemmon. Mr. D. Triebner opened the meeting with readings, "Thanksgiving" and "Just for Today." The Scripture was taken by Mrs. C. 'Henderson and a hymn was sung. Prayer was followed by offering and dedicatick Pram 1VE"Sedttrei ad s "what Jesus would see and say if He returned." Mrs. D. Triebner read a poem, "Today's Thought." Roll call indicated 22 members and one visitor present. Treasurer's report was given. Stanley Unit is to have devotion and topic for November General meeting. The November mee1.ing will be at the home of Mrs. N. Baird. The meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess. Crop Report Wet weather has temporarily held up the white bean harvest. Warm, humid days may have an adverse effect on pulled beans. Yields of 10 to just over 30 bushels/acre have been reported with many fields at 18 t . 22 bushels/acre. Quality, so far, has been good, Corn is maturing very well. Silo filling is the order of the day on many farms. Wheat appears to be germinating uniformly in most areas. =111111111111 der EliinVille and %arra Women's Institutes were specl4I guest of Ilensall W. 1 at their October Meeting oll Wednesday evening, the theme being Agriculture and Canadian industries. Vice president Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Who, Presided, welcomed the members and guests. Members responded to the roll call by naming a Canadian manufactured.article used in the home. Fifteen, dollars was donated. the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Mrs. Harry Morton gave highlights of the A.C.W.W. held at Lansing, Mich, and also showed colored slides. Mrs. James McAllister gave the report of the bazaar held at Huronview on Wednesday and mer `loped that suitable Christmas gifts would be appreciated by thr... patients'whe would like to send them to their relatives for Christmas. Mrs. Wilbert Pilling gave the report of the Rally held at Cranbrook. Mrs. Dilling was in the chair for the program which included a sing-song directed by Miss Greta Lammie. The motto, prepared by Mrs. Harry Caldwell, "farming is like a wheelbarrow, it , stands still unless you push it," was followed with an appropriate reading pertaining to the farmer. Guest soloist, Mrs. Luther, rendered two solos, "The Wonder of it Alt" and. 'Wow Great Thou Art", aewnwanied at the piano by Mrs,. T. J. Silerritt„ • Climpille W. :I, mernOors in costume rendered Old-thrie musical selectiona.and dances.. In the oast were Mrs, Philips Johns, Mrs,. Gilbert Johns, Mrs, Alvin Fulton, Mrs, Harold Bell, Mrs.. Floyd Cooper, Mrs, Alvin Pooper, Miss Ruth .Skinner and STOCKER FEEDER. -SALE. HENSALL SALES ARENA MON., OCT. 21st 7:30 'p.m. 600 HEAD CONSISTING OF CALVES, COWS, HEIFERS AND STEERS FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK MORRISSEY 482.7511 234-6200 AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL, LARRY GARDINER 41-42 HENSALL The annual meeting of .he local association .of Brownies and Guides took place at the United Church on Tuesday, October 8. President of the association, Mrs. E. Rowe, chaired the meeting. Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Cooper, three new Guiders, were wlecomed, The date for the Nandy Sale" was set Ifor Saturday; ° October 26.. followed on the cookie sale which will take place in April. Mrs. Flynn mentioned registration fees were due. Mrs. T. Lavender, gave an outline on the improvements that had been accomplished at the camp site. Unit 2 of the U.C.W. met for their regular meeting on Monday, October 14. Mrs. Harry Hoy was in charge, opening with a poem and Thanksgiving hymn. Mrs. Hoy reviewed a chapter from "Japanese Profiles, Teachers in Depth" and followed it with excerpts from the United Church Observer on Dr. McClure, the new Moderator. Arrangements were made for the Soutl. Regional meeting of U.C.W. of Huron. Perth Presbytery to be held in Hensall United Church, Wednesday, October 23' commencing at 9:15 a.m. with lunch at 12 o'clock followed by an afternoon session. Mrs. P. L. McNaughton based her worship on the Parable of the Talents. Mrs. Hoy conducted a Bible quiz. Lunch was served by Mrs. Robert Brodie and her committee. PERSONA LS Jack Steacy, Deaver, Colorarlo, formerly of Hensall, was in Hensall, Saturdz.y visiting friends and re"ewing acquaintances: Mr.. and Mrs. Steacy are vacationing with relatives of Mrs. Stacey's in London, / • / / / / / / / • N. • % '16 • %%%%%% TO ADD • SILO EXIENSIONS • SILO ROOFS Call or Write Now GEORGE WRAITH StIll&SIMMLIS3MSCyliVIIMIMSOMPZIMVICSC16* / / / • / / / / / •••••%•••••• GODERICH tf (Photo by Bellchamber) Bud Boyes became the first winner of the Club champion. Left to right are: e'recl Hulls, Elwood Mitchell Trophy. The trophy will be' owner-pro of the club; Bud Boyes and Elwood awarded annually to the Bayfield-e'inton Golf Mitchell. 011•••••10 , 1,CCOPAZ.