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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-11-21, Page 6.1) ‘oksir Jane Parker, Daily Dated, Sliced Reg. Price loaf 27c — SAVE 21c WHITE,. BREAD 24-OZ LOAVES -s% CHOICE QUALITY Alf TOMATO FIVE FLAVOURS Reg. Price tin 35c — SAVE 16c Pi1ifii 2; pkge 49e SAV E 9c ' 28-FL- 01 TINS G BEVERAGES 31/4-0Z PKGS E. D. SMITH'S ORANGE THREE FRUIT OR PINEAPPLE SAVE 17c MARMALADES 99 4 9-FL- 01 JARS 1-LB. AMBASSADOR SALTINES 3/IMO 80 OFF DEAL (DETERGENT) 'JOY • LIQUID Reg. Price 53c — SAVE 14c GIANT SIZE PLASTIC OIL FULL 8-INCH 24.01 SIZE . EACH 9A1 FRESH TURKEY CUTS (9 TO 11 CHOPS IN A PACKAGE) SX BRAND, VACUUM PACK PORK LOIN QUARTERS La 79% WIENERS SUPER 7 RIGHT BRAND, ALL MEAT, BROWN 'N SERVE LAMB LEGS 069? SAUSAGE PATTIES 8.01 PKG 3 9 MINCED PORK, g6% MINCED VEAL, 60% GROUND CHUCK 4B 9fi MEAT LOAF COMBINATION LB 79 4717:4.17,, GREEN, BRUSSELS R SPOUTS iv A%\ ,Alt PRICES IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21td, 1968 2•LB PKG 9 96 IMPORTED, FROZEN, WHOLE OR HALF SMOKED, RINDON, WHOLE OR HALF SIDE BACON WHOLE BREASTS WHOLE LEGS WINGS NECKS & BACKS EXCELLENT FOR SOUP lb lb lb )ti lb PREMIUM, 13 VARIETIES BUY 6 'TINS — SAVE 11c CLARKS SOUPS 6 Ca TINS .00 10-FL- 81 WEST ST GODER1CH Jane Parker, Daily Dated Reg. 551, -- SAVE So' PUMPKIN PIE POTATOES SO-ib bag 4%* "WINTER KEEPERS" P.E.L White Tabie Stodc--Noe Grade $ 39 6 lintari f1Pws,,FIPPOrcl, Ti?..P.fglAy4...NOY.Pmt.)er 196a .estate .-ration Our professional counsel„canquiokly out your affairs in good ordor,. There is no obligation to investigate thisprompt, ,conficiphtiai .service with us. TORONTO — 37 2 Bay Street BARRIE — 35 punlop Street ORILLIA — 73 Mipsissaga Street, East Member; Canada Peposit Insurance Corporation COME IN EARLY AND LAY THAT GIFT AWAY AND— YOU CAN CHARGE IT! N wr ,„ T. ,ORMANDY DISTINCTIVE JEWELLERY The Square Gaderich 71( 0111.0 -'11.11110% 411 4140 fad •Holstein,, ampon pro Iner Trinity Guild planning bazaar The November meeting Of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Church, Bayfield, was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Aritell on TueSdav evening, November 12, with ten members present, Tlie secretary's and treasurer's reports were read arid, adopted. The treaPrerr, Mrs, Lorna Merner, was authorized to purchase additional kitchen stainless steelware and vegetable bowls. Plans were finalized for the annual Christmas Bazaar, bake. WO and tea, which will be held in the parish hall at the end of this month. The secretary, Mrs. L. Scotehmer, to be in charge of advertising the event. It was decided to hold the next meeting on November 29 at the parish hall, when the members will make preparations for the bazaar. The meeting was ,cloSed with Prayer by everend E. J, B, Harrison, The hostess sssisted by her sister, Mrs. Fred LeReall, served a deliCiMiS Bayfield Lions host liderton Thirty members of the Ilderton Lions Club were guests of the Bayfield. 'Lions Club at their regular dinner meeting on Tuesday, November 12, Held. at the Little Inn, the members ikere entertained,. by guest -spealer,- Magistrate Olen Marshinan of Middlesex County, Mr, .Marsilinall'S topic was a detailed and .41fOrMativp talk on his personal. hobby, mitione cars; He traced the history, builders and design of cars from .1901.,:29, including many of foreign odein and illustrated his talk with .coloured slides. Mr.M arshman was introduced and thanked by two Members of the Ilderton Club. Centre opening Dec. 31 The .amnition of Donorro. Community Centre Board is to have the auditorium .eompleted in time for a .grand onening, with a dance on New Year's.gve, "With. that. Plirnose in mind, Saturday saw the first of four ."work bees" — 24 Men and yOuths -worited all day . on. projects,' including installation of wallboard, ceiling tiles, electric light i124nres, And plumbing. The 'additional building and auditorium has been built by volunteer labour and began as a centennial proiect, and will, when completed, provide ice skating, hockey games, and banquet facilities. A group of . ladies served cOffee on Saturday afternoon, -•Iind dinner to the workers int.he • evening. PgFISQNAI-4 Mr, aoct Mrs.. Bernard Sturgeon, Jeff and Roland, Toronto, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rathweil .and Mr. and Mrs, J. Sturgeon over the WPOcKtd. Mr. and Mrs. J., .111. Atkinson have rqturned to their home, in. Viair's .Shores, Michigan, for the winter months. .Staying at the Albion Hotel over `the past week were: Norman V. .cooper, Mount Clements, Michigan, W, J. Pito*, London, L. D,, Reynold,. J. I), Wilson, Thareesford, Gary Haller, Dorchester, John Keinert, Pontiac, Michisan, :and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Orr, Stratford. . • Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins spent the weekend in Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. George Bates and also visited old friends in the area, Mrs. Carl Diehl who has been undergoing therapy treatments at Westminster Hospital, London, returned to her home in the village on Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Karen visited his parents for the weekend. Mrs. R. J. Larson and -Mrs. J. B. Smith returned with them to London on Sunday evening. Guests on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins were Mrs. Milton Chesney, Toronto and Sam Dougall of Hensall. FIGHT CANCER WITH A CHECK UP AND A CHEQUE OU PPPPP TUN `CANADIAN CANCUN SOCIIITY A year ago, Kurtglar.Adruin: holstein „POW bred And owned by Ontario hy .0 thp.0 Port 71. 'T9iKer -Ort m Arthilr), gave Ontice. that she was, something out ..of the ordinerY- y1)?yaytti74a0Voanoacipiamno. record for the itmior two-year-old class. back.ca4N i t a p h:aeFrhu4harte:44tfr.:tPodi:14.4thglatt. breaks Anything ever made in for both 365 and 305 days; and she AO it as A senior three-year-old on twice-a-day In 305 days, Kulla produced 1,26$ lbs. "fat from 20,541 lbs, milk testing 4,Q7.% .butterfat and continued on test for 365 .days made .1,436 Ihs, of butterfat from. 29,2311 ihs, testing 4,91 percent. - This amazing record has a Breed Class Average ratin of g 240 percent for milk and 324 percent for fat, or, in other words is 140 percent larger for milk and 224 percent larger for fat than the average record made by a purebred Holstein in her class. previous junior two-year-old record was 915 lbs fat from 20,554. lbs. milk. The previous Canadian champion, for OFU annual mooting. in Kingston Monday The Ontario Farmers' Union Annual Convention opens Monday at the 401 Inn, Kingston, Ontario. Registration of delegates will begin at 9 a.m. Highlights will include reports of the president, Walter, ,Miller, and other members of the. executive; report of six-man committee on one farm organization; Miss Farm Union Queen contest and report of the committee chairman on one national farmers' organization. Guest sneakers include Erhard Pfingsten, vice-president, National Farmers' Organization, U.S.A., and Roy Atkinson, president, National Farmers' Union. There are some 50 resolutions, forwarded by locals and districts, to be dealt with during the course of the convention. yearly butterfat production over all classes Was another kfOlatein, Aleartr4 Clerbon, who made her record of 1,409 llx..fat away back in 134 6 in the herd Of Hays Limited of Calgary, But, She did it on_ four. Znilkinga a day. The former Canadian champion for 300 days PrOductiOn of rat was 0-R,G. Jenny Rag Apple Pabst, who made her record of 1,141 ihs- a mature cow o,n three-timefra-day milking. She was bred and owned by the. Ontario Reformatory at Ouelph. Kulla stood in a stanchion and went to Pasture With the rest of the herd. She is a tremendous- feeder and capable of a high level of protein intake. . Male maintained a high level 91 production throughout her test period. Her best day was 106 lbs. (42 quarts) and she was still milking 60 lbs. a day at the end of a year. Summerhill club meets The ladies of the Summerhill Ladies Club met at the home of Ruth Jenkins on November 13. Lorna Ellis opened the meeting by reading a poem on the housewife followed by the Creed and the Lord's Prayer. Thank-you notes were read from Janice and Joe Eveleigh and the family of the late Violet. Watkins. , The program consisted of a purse contest conducted by Ida Wright which was won by Marianne Colclough. ' Attie Westerhout sent a guessing contest which was conducted by Lorna Ellis. Jean Cummings won the prize. Margaret Wright read a poem called "November Boughs" followed by a Penny Contest which was won by Marianne Colclough. The next meeting is to be December 4 at the home of Barbara Lovett. The roll call is to be the exchange of a Christmas gift. Those on the program are Edith Wright, Ida Wright and Margaret Ball. 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