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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-01-14, Page 2tikKoksmittwpo5tRAITIN:o..A6k.itio-o4 ANNUAL MEETING BANQUET (HOT REEF) AT EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971, TIME 12 O'CLOCK SPEAKER — DON CON, C.I.A.G, TICKETS $2.00 TICKETS MAY BE 0/3TAIKD FROM LOCAL DIRECTORS REXALL VITAMIN SALE CHILDREN'S CHEWAMINS 250's — reg. 8.29 for 4.45 ALL DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS 100's — reg. 3.69 for 1.97 ALL DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS PLUS IRON 100's — reg. 4.59 for 2.45 POLYMULSION 16 oz. — reg. 3,29 for 1.79 NEWCOMBE Phannaci PRESCRIPTIONS P one 2- Clinton, Ontario Serving Hot Dogs? Burns Brand WIENERS 2-lb VACUUM PACK 9 All prices in this ad guaranteed effective through Saturday, January *th, 1971, Centre Cuts lb 820 FRESH PORK ROASTS LeirOAST BUTT 11) Thankless SHOULDER 1b3 Marguerite Spell, 13-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Snell, RR 1, Clinton, has brought honour to her family and her school, Hullett Central, at Londesboro. Entering an essay in the essay contest sponsored by the Blyth branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, she won first prize for the Junior section, This led to a district competition and then to the zone competition, both of which she won, She is now qualified for competition at the provincial level, Success here would take her on to a Dominion-wide contest. Essays and poems entered in the contest were judged by the English Department of Kincardine and District High School. * S 4. The Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St, Andrews' Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. George Yeats on Tuesday evening for the first Meeting of the New Year. After a devotional period, the business portion of the meeting was conducted by the President, Mrs. Robert Homuth. It was decided to hold the annual rummage sale on Saturday, April 3 and a bake sale is planned for March 13. Mrs. Yeats read a portion of the study book on China which told of the every day life of Chinese families. Following the Mizpah Benediction, lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank Mutch and Mrs. Elmer Frey. There will be a Congregational Pot Luck Supper in the church at 6:30 p.m. on February 3 for the whole family. This will precede the Annual Meeting. * The following few lines were brought in to us this week by a lady who , thought they were most appropriate. "We squander health in search of wealth, We scheme and toil and save, Then squander wealth in search of health And all we get is a grave. We live and boast of what we own, We die and only get a stone." * * Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hartley and a number of friends were entertained on Saturday evening, January 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It, J. Boussey. The occasion was the 25 wedding anniversary of the Hartleys, 4: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Wise and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall and family spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fludie and John and Mrs. Wise. is * Mrs. Vera Lawrence of Hamilton has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Wise and other relatives in the area. Constance Gloushers visit Dales BY MARY McILWAIN Mrs. Don Glousher, Karen and Billy of Blyth were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale and Cheryl. Miss Betty Thompson spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds and family of Southfield Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott and family of Staffa visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda, Dianne and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and Ricki of Goderieh were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson and Joan. Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, Bryan and Clayton of McKillop, Mrs. W. J, Dale visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell, Shane and Shannon of myth. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby were Mrs. Ken Betties of Winthrop and Mr, and Mrs. Gary Betties, Pamela and Michael of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevenson and family of Beigrave spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Medd, Dave and Kern,i Mr. Jim Medd of Glen Huron spent Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd, Dave and Kerri. Jane Packet-, Daily Dated APPLE PIE full 8" 24-oz site 39? Jane Parker, Spicy, Raisin Rich Cake SPANISH BAR 3 19-oz cakes $1 ,00 Jane Parker GOLD LOAF CAKE 310.0z.kes$1:00 Jane Parker, Daily Dated, SlicPri SANDWICH BREAD 4 loaves 99?' Hamburg Buns or Wiener Rolls Jane Parker pkg of 8 2.9t Heinz TOMATO SOUP 1041.0ztiftiO? Austral Fruit Cocktail 414-11-ortinss1.00 Pari•ry Shelf, Crushed, Siieed, 'tidbits PINEAPPLE 4i94.,..$1.00 Ready Cut Macaroni, Spaghltti, Mac t ti. C. Spaghetti, JuniOrettes Macarorii CREAMETTES 7.0,0,g 10? Ann (sage, Tomato KETCHUP 1541-ot bit 275i ANN PAGE, CREAMY, SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER s 3-LB$ JAR Paper VIVA TOWELS pkg of 2 tells 49fir Nothing Beats the Bean Custom Ground Coffee Toilet 'tissue, All Colours, (3c Off Deal) LADY SCOTT 3 pkgsot 2 rolls $1.00 Cut Rite- WAX PAPER 3 100-ff roils $1100 Florida, Pink or White, Seedless, Size 48 GRAPEFRUIT Fancy Small WHOLE CARROTS, french Style Season GREEN BEANS, Choice WHOLE BEETS, Choice PEAS AND CARROTS 14 fl wt. tins 2 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, January 14, 1971 Town Talk SY IYIAS0 ,RVDP Mrs. Gladys Wallis,-Mrs. Vera Fludie, Mrs. Vera Lawrence and Gordon MacDonald were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hudie and John at New Year's. 4: * At Council meeting on Monday night, council moved to take up the option on Mrs. Annie Blacker's home on 'Mill Street, adjacent to the park. Mrs. Blacker will continue to reside there for some time. An $8,000 building permit was granted to Clarke Zinn who will build two apartments in the former Fink premises on Wellington Street, Stewart Freeman was issued a permit for $500 to build a sunporch. Council voted the 1971 levy of $389.61 to the Maitland Conservation Authority. Mrs. E. Mervyn Frank of Jomar Jug, Victoria Street, was granted a permit to sell tobacco and cigarettes. The new variety store which opened recently, is also an outlet for the News-Record. Miss Liz Bartiiff who was home from England for three weeks left on Sunday by plane to return to London. She is having a wonderful time, both in England and in her travels on the Continent. Members of the 1971-72 Bayfield village council held their inaugural meeting in Bayfield last week and posed for a picture, Members of the council include (left to right, front row) Don Warner, Reeve Oddliefson, Mac McFadden, Rev. Don Beck, Reg York, Gordon Graham, clerk-treasurer, and John Lindsay, road superintendent. —photo by Eric Earl. Bayfield Senior citizens hold meeting group. Shirley, who was competing for the first time in the juvenile ladies, placed well up in the class of 70. The Bayfield Figure Skating competed in the Western Ontario Figure Skating Sectional competitions held in London last week. Mary made a good showing and placed eighth in the highly competitive junior ladies Club resumed practices • o n d ay night. Twenty-nine pupils are now registered. Anyone wishing to register please contact Mrs. R. Symons, 565-2145 or Mrs. F. McFadden, 565-2777. PORK LOIN QUARTER Cut Into PORK CHOPS 68 9.11 Chops in o Package No Centre Slices Removed Boneless (Twin Tied) PORK LOIN End8 lb 72? BY ERIC EARL The senior citizens held their Monthly , Meeting in the Municipal Building on January 8. • Officers for 1971 will remain as for 1970 and they are: President, Mrs, G. Hopson; Vice President, Mrs. C, Heard; Secretary, Mrs. R. Larson; Treasurer, Mrs. W. Parker. All committees remain the same as last year. Four new members joined the club at the meeting. They are Mr, and Mrs, George Brown and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Scotchmer. After spending Christmas week with Cpl. and Mrs, Stan Smith and family at Camp Borden, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson returned home and entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Karen over the New Years holiday. In an effort to do his bit to make snowmobiling safer and more comfortable for his customers, Mr. Art Elliot has leased a piece of land east of the village along the river bank. Art has located a heated Ski-Doo Camp for shelter, food, first aid and spare gas for those who need it on this property. Any snowmobilers needing help of any kind in the area will be welcome in the camp. I have received news of the passing of John T. B. Balkwill at University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbour, Mich. John was the son of Mrs. Winona Balkwill of tothWell who was the sister of the late Jim Ferguson's father. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Balkwill were married here in 1913. The Balkwill family spent sometime in the village and will be remembered by Many residents, John was buried at Forest Lawn Gardens, London on Wednesday, January 6. Mary and Shirley McFadden I ) Mary Miles, Sliced, Rindless, Side 1-lb BACON vacuum pkg Super-Right Quality, Sliced ,zt 3&( Shoulder or Butt PORK CHOPS lb 58# SCOTT Store wide Sale! PORK LIVER lb SCOTTIES (5c Off Deal) 200bo--x2pf ly 280 A song of progress Those Houses of parliament down on the sand; that stood where the pier begins, were put to The torch, by official hand just another of progress* sins. Brownie Report 4th pack meets Scott, All Colours TOILET TISSUE pkg of 4 rails 531 Unsightly they were in their beat up state, but when needed they answered the call. Many anglers I'm sure will be heard to relate, "They were better than nothing at all". If you're planning on fishing front Bay-field's pier, and you're really a dawn to dusk fan, rill giving fair warning, before you come here, buy yourself a gigantic bed pan. BY °TERRY PLOW5RS On Monday of January 11 for the opening game we bad Kirii's Game, The Money was collected by the Fairy Queen Brenda Bell. At the work corners sonie of the girls tither played in a play or watched, while others did First Aid, After that we had a practiee enrollment. Tben two girls did Semaphore in Pow-Wow. MONEY—SAVING BAKERY SPECIALS I'm sure they'll be missed, of that I've no doubt. They're gone from our sight and our ken, But if hydro goes Off and the water runs out, We might have to build them again. The Bard of Bayfield. 1.1b bag 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 3-113 bag $2.31 tab finer Coffee in any package BOKAR COFFEE at any price b bag921? (3-lb bag $2,73) BUDGET PRICED! Schneider, "Mini-Sizzlers" SAUSAGE Facial Tissues 1-lb pkg SNYDER VEGETABLES California, No. 1 Erode, largo Size CELERY STALKS MIX OR MATCH! ITS OUR JANUARY SAVINGS OF 10% TO 33 1/3% AlkEN'S each CLOTHING •POONVEAR 4924352, ALSEAT ST.,