HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-10-07, Page 22 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, October 7, 1971
BY MARE RUPP
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OUR SALE IS OVER...
But we still value warranty on our work boots and repairs..
We want to take this opportunity to thank ail the kind,
people that attended our sale last week.
Thank you for hoping us.
RAY DUPUIS of RAY'S sHoe REPAIR
35 Huron St„ Clinton, Ont,
YOUR
COMING!
/16,4,4 ,040:6,
•;y9RUG STORE
REXALL
1 CENT SALE
MORE THAN 350 ITEMS ON SALE
OCT. 18th THRU OCT. 23rd
YOUR HAND BILL. WILL BE IN THE MAIL
WATCH FOR_ IT _
We Now Handle
LAURA SECORD CANDIES
NEWCOMBE Pharmacy
FRESH TURKEY CUTS SMOKES618"CEI6SOSIdo5 HAMS
QUARTER or SLICED
1b89fi
WHOLE LEGS WHOLE BREASTS
WHOLE or HALF
1b59,,895 .79%
CANADA
GRADE FROZEN, EVISCERATED, YOUNG
TURKEYS
20 POUNDS AND UP
NO CONFUSION AT A&P
ONE LOW PRICE ONLY ON VAC PAC
FROZEN TURKEYS 10 LOS AND UP
(WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES)
WHOLE OR JELLIED
OCEAN SPRAY
CRANBERRY SAUCE 21.
TINS
.49
JANE PARKER
SPECIALLY PREPARED
STUFFING 24.oz
'-
'5A ,
BREAD ')AFJW
Holiday Dinners Are Something Special!
BE SURE ... SHOP Al
BEEF I
SALE:
25
Canada Fancy, Ontario Grown, All-Purpose
MCINTOSH 5-LB APPLES CELLO
Cape Cod, Ocean Spray
CRANBERRIES
1-lb
cello bag
PRICED LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO
A SUPERB BLEND DE 100% ETRA2111AN -COFFEE, MILD & MELLOW (3-1b bag 1.99)
f WHOLE BEAN 0
COFFEE 141 DAO
PUMPKIN PIE or
MINCE PIE
Jane Picker, Plain, Sugared, Cinnamon {Buy 4 — Save J2)
Cake Donuts 4 pkgs 43112 1.00
NIBLETS
Green Giant Corn 412-11.ot tins 88c
MIX OR MATCH 4 4,
Green Giant vegetables 414-11-oz tinsi.U0
Fancy Cteasn Style Corn, Large Sweet Peas, Medium Small
Peas, Kitchen sliced Green Or Wax Beans
WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, FACIAL TISSUE, CANADIANA
Kleenex g _ boxes 14100 2-ply sheets 1.00
PROCESS CHEDDAR
Kraft Cheese Slices
2.1bpkg1.49
FULL 8-INCH SIZE
Maple Leaf Brand (Ideal for Poultry Dressing)
Priced Lower Than a Year Ago
PORK SAUSAGE MEAT
LB 3
WEST ST., GODERICH
All prices shown in this ed guaranteed
effective through Saturday, October 9, 1971.
OPEN
THURS. & FRI.
TILL 9 P.M.
RED BRAND STEER BEEF
PORTERHOUSE or WING $
29
STEAKS or ROASTS
POINT SIRLOIN STEAK lb
SIRLOIN STEAK
READ THIS SAYER!
CANADIANA, WHITE PINK, YELLOW
KLEENEX 'NW 5 .0.E3, 1 00
OF 100 •
2-PLY
SHEETS ft'
WHITE, GREEN, YELLOW.
PINK, BLUE
BUY 4 MAWS SAVE 28c
JANE PARKER l5PECIAt THIS WEEK) OUR "PREMIUM QUALITY" LOAF
.00
24-OZ
LOAVES
TISSUE
pkg
2 rolls
tf 3 5,1
JANE PARKER , SLICED
SANDWICH BREAD
MADE WITH PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING
Headtable guests at the luncheon of the London Area Convention of the Women's Institute held at
Ontario Street,United Church Thursday and Friday enjoy a joke told by one of the speakers.
Among the guests were Agricultural Minister William Stewart and his wife.
Constance families attend anniversary
BY MARY Mcl MAIN
Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson McClure, Bryan and
Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McMillan attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Ball at Auburn the
past Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMaster,
Carol and Mark of New
Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hoggart and Tammy of
Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Butler of Cortland spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoggart and Harvey.
Mrs. Ken Thompson and Joan
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Art McMichael, Rhonda,
Jeffrey and Scott of Goderich.
Several boys from the
Seaforth District High School
interested in football attended
the London Lords football game
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dale visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Glousher, Karen, Billy and
Graham of Blyth,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
visited on Sunday in Exeter with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McClymont of Varna were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Whyte, David, Crystal
and Bryan.
Miss Betty Thompson of
MEETING 3
The third meeting of Clinton
I was held at the home of
Eleanor Lobb. All members were
present. The president opened
the meeting with the pledge. The
minutes were read by Nancy
Kuehl, We decided to name our
club, the Dairy Fairies.
Marion Thompson
demonstrated a pumpkin pie.
Cottage cheese and potato salad
were made by all members.
They ate lunch, and after
thanking the hostess the meeting
ended.
Breakfast with
Bill Davis and
Charlie
MacNaughton
You are
invited to
a pancake breakfast
on Friday, Oct. 8
at Exeter Fairgrounds
from 8:00
to 9:30
(in te,se of rein, Exeter Arena)
progressive conservative, Come along and meet
Bill Davis,
Toronto spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson, Jim, Sharon and
Bob.
The Sam McClure family,
Nelson McClure family and John
Thompson family spent Sunday
at Elliott's Pine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Preszcator, Christine, Lisa and
Christopher visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Preszcator, Linda, Dianne and
Nancy.
The second annual
Huron-Perth Teachers Open
Golf Tournament was held on
Saturday, October 2 at Mitchell
Golf Course. Fifty-six teachers
participated.
Winner of . the competition
for the elementary school
trophy was Ken Wilimore of
South Perth Central School, who
shot a 79.
The secondary school winner
with 79 was Doug Ellison of
South Huron District High
School, Exeter.
The team championship
trophy was won by Stratford
area schools. Tied for second
place were Clinton District
schools and Mitchell District
schools.
* * *
Missed in the list of those
who won awards at the Central
Huron Secondary School
Commencement last week was
Louis Hartman. Louis had the
highest standing in Automotive
Technology and won the
McKerlie Automotive Award. He
is the son of Mrs. Annie
Hartman, RR 3, Clinton.
* * *
Mrs. Margaret Cantelon who
will instruct in Bread Dough
Artistry and Decorative Tube
Painting at classes at the High
School in the Night School
program, has a display in the
window at the Kum-In
Restaurant. It sounds quite
interesting and if you have been
wondering what Bread Dough
Artistry is, there's a chance to
see.
* * *
Mrs: Marion Seeley had as
guests over the weekend, old
friends Mr. and Mrs. Lance
Davern of Consecon, Ontario.
The September meeting of
the Hullett Federation was held
in Londesboro.
It was decided to give each
member from Hullett in the
Blyth Feeder Calf Club $100 if
they showed their calf in the
showmanship class.
Mrs. Davern will be remembered
as the former Owen Holmes,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A.
A, Holmes, last Methodist
minister of Wesley Church, now
the Wesley-Willis Church before
church union in 1925. The
parsonage was the homey now
owned by Dr. 0, Bowker,
Rattenbury Street.
* * *
Mrs. Don Pullen is very happy
these days and deservedly so.
She now has a second Canadian
Champion, an Irish Setter,
"Shillalah's Mollie O'Shea.
Mollie was shown in Toronto
at a two-day show recently
where she was judged Winners'
Female—best female on the two
days—and Best of Winners which
means she topped males as well
as females. This gave her six
points to add to five points sb
had already garnered in other
showings. Ten points are needed
for a Canadian Champion.
Congratulations Florence and
Mollie.
* * *
We've been asked to tell the
members of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Royal Canadian Legicdn
that because of the Thanksgiving
holiday, their meeting will be on
Tuesday, October 12 not on
Monday, October 11.
* * *
Fall is really here with
beautiful trees and falling leaves
which • eventually lead to
bonfires and smoke and
children. Do be careful that
children don't get too close to
fires—it is difficult to keep them
right away sometimes,
Motorists please keep an alert
watch for youngseres when you
have to drive through the smoke
of burning leaves.
On Oct. 11 at 9:00 p.m. in
Londesboro a meeting will be
held with a speaker explaining
the larger toll free area.
Plans were discussed
concerning an annual meeting on
Nov. 8. It is hoped to have
someone showing pictures.
Brueefield
BY MRS. H. F. BERRY
Mr, and Mrs, A. Paterson, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Hill, and Mrs. M.
Sholdice, Exeter, attended the
wedding of Miss Lois Sholdiee of
Windsor in London on Saturday.
September 25.
Mr. and Mrs, DeWayne
Elliott, Windsor, spent the
weekend with friends in
Seaforth and Brucefield.
Mrs. Paul Packman occupied
the pulpit of Kippen United
Church Sunday while her
husband, Rev, Paul Packman,
preached the anniversary services
in Egmondville United Church.
Mrs. Larry Forrest and
family, Granton, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Forrest, Dashwood,
visited with Mrs. E. Forrest on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mac Wilson visited in
London for a few days last
week.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Miss
Gaye Elliott, London, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Berry,
What might have proved to be
a fatal occurance was averted by
quick action of Chief Stewart
Broadfoot of the Brucefield Fire
Department Sunday.
The fire chief rescued Mr. A.
Patterson from the smoke-filled
kitchen of his home about 9
a.m. The fire alarm had been
sounded after a call from Mrs. H.
F. Berry.
Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Halliday and
Peter of Dundas and Mrs, Alma
Banks of Hasenmore, Sask.,
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Elmo Jewitt and Brian and Mrs.
Annie Leitch of Clinton. Mrs.
Banks will be spending the next
few weeks with Ella and Elma.
Several from the community
attended the 25th wedding
anniversary for Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey McClure held in Walton
on Saturday evening.
Hullett Federation
donates to calf club
ADVANCE NOTICE
Please return this clipping by October 12
to
CLINTON SNOWMOBILE CLUB
Box 711 — Clinton
if interested in joiriing the Clinton Snowmobile
Club for this coming season.
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