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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-12-03, Page 63WITH WARMEST WISHES FOR ateaeolati The season that generates great warmth and Soy- on E Mal is here! May it bring gladness, to you and yours. Thanks for your patronage! HARRY WILLIAMS Distributor for all SHELL Oil Products 482.6633 CLINTON R.R, 2 Linton .News-fippord, Thursday, Dpcgml;Ipr 24;1979 YOU k llrownies enteriaiif Huron rierr To old friends and new go our wishes for a wonderful Christmas season. HARVEY ASHTON ASHTON'S 'TAXI 482-9334 20 Huron St., Clinton 1 .00 WESGATE BRAND ICE CREAM ih.GAL CTN CARLTON CLUB BEVERAGES case of 24 $11 .59 toi.oz tins or 7c each TOWN CLUB BRAND, SLICED SIDE BACON 1-lb VACUUM PAO< 58F Swift Premium, Canada Grade "A" Eviscerated, Vacuum Packed, Frozen Self-Basting 20-lbs up Butterball Turkeys lb 10 to 14-lbs average, lb 53e Mary Miles WIENERS 2-16 vacuum pack 98c Sweet Pickled, Peamealed BACK BACON END Curs lb 79c (Centre Cuts, fb 89'0) Fresh, Whole Breasts lb 79c, Wings lb 39c TURKEY CUTS Whole Legs lb 59c Smoked, Cooked, Fully Skinless Semi- HAMS Boneless WHOLE HALVES or QUARTERS 79/ lb Swift Premium or Maple Leaf, Pure Pork -.SAUSAGE MEAT 1-lb roll 38c Burns, Sweet. Pickled, Vacuum Packed 2V2 to, 31/4 -Ib Halves COTTAGE ROLLS lb 65c Schneider "MINI SIZZLERS" PORK SAUSAGE L AP4ac Kon Tiki, Tropical FRUIT SALAD 4 14-FL-OZ TINS FLORIDA GROWN, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, FIRM, RED SLICERS TOMATOE Florida Grown, Canada No. 1 Grade, Washed and Trimmed Celery Hearts Ml selection of Fine Quality fruit available in all stores:— TANGERINES, CRAPES, GRAPEFRUIT, NAVEL. ORANGES, DELICIOUS APPLES, AVOCADOS, BANANAS & ANJOU PEARS, bundle 14-ox cello tube — . 39? E. b. sit ith GARDEN COCKTAIL 841-621iii.I$30 Ocean 8pray, Whole or Jellidd 14.11-otlins 491i CRANBERRY sAtia Orango, FR Orarigo-Plhohlapf DRINKS e, Cherry, tropioll AUIT 348-0,oziint Gra &P P° ALL PFlitts IN 1'1418 Ab OUAlkAN•rttb trFctivt tI'IROUGH SAtURPAY, r.)btNitetl 100 FANCY QUALITY A&P TOMATO JUICE 25 418-Fl.02 TIN SAME HIGH QUALITY SAME LOW PRICE AS LAST YEAR! JANE Pi,.‘RI(plufRUIT CAKE OVR .89 11/4 -113 piece,'" 5-lb ring 429 .51 4 24..2 99 lbayeg ,:ane Parker, baily bated Sliced SANDWICH BREAD MINCE PIE FULL 8,INCH 24.0Z SIZE 5 5% 'Biography heads up item- books libraries BY SUSAN TP.QP' Monday, December 21 the Guides held their Christmas party, lveryone brought a gift to exchange and placed them under the tree. We had games, skits and sang avistmp carols, After we had refreshments Santa handed out the gifts. We closed our ineeting„,-/ by, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, The Guides would 'like to thank everyone who bought Christmas cards, If anyone would like to buy more, the Price is now 85 cents. Please phone Mrs, Toop 7030 before December 28. • A special note to all Guides and Brownies: Please remember to .save all used postage Stamps, BY .KATHLEEN PHILLIPS .Bast week we made angels to take to Huronview, We.also sang carols while Mrs. Symons played the piano. At 1-luronview we gave out cookies. The date we went was December 17, Beethoven; a !3iographY with a survey of books, editions and. recordings, by Rosemary Hughes, BillgleY, 1970. One in the Concertgoer's. Companions aeries partienlarlY timely in 1970 — the Roth anniversary of Beethoven's birth. Bluenose, Queen, of the Grand Banks, by Feenie Drier. Chilton, 1970. Describes the racing and fishing career of the Canadian Schooner Bluenose f, how she Was built and her relationship With the men who sailed in her. The Ranging Question, by L. J. lom-Cooper. Duckworth, 1969, Published on behalf of the Howard League for Penal Reform, this collection of essays on the death penalty Presents the pros and cons of the debate with fairness and in the fresh light afforded by the experience of 4 years in Britain without a hanging. The Social Contract, by Robert Ardrey, Atheneum, 1970. This follows up his African Genesis and The Territorial Imperative. It is valuable in helping the public to probe into the dark and misty areas where zoology, anthropology and prehistory join to account for the origins of man as a social animal. Mealtime Manual for the Aged and Handicapped, by J. L. Klinger. Essandess, 1970. Prepared by the Institute of Maitland Comma,' i I y Club meet s BY MiLLIE LOBB Fourteen members of the SS No. 4 Community Club and one visitor gathered at the home of Marlene Forbes for the December meeting. Court whist was played with Alison Lobb and Edna Oakes high winners. Harriet Klazinga and Margaret Farquhar were low whiners. President Phyllis Thompson opened the meeting with the Creed and Lord's Prayer. Secretary Marilyn Forbes read the minutes of the November meeting and Verna Lobb gave the treasurer's report-. Roll call was answered with"What is Your favourite Christmas Carol?" The slate of officers for 1971 and 1972 was read and accepted by the members. The president will be Harriet Tyndall, Secretary Alison Lobb and treasurer, Millie Lobb It was decided to hold a skating party on December 29 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Clinton Community Centre. The Summerhill Club was invited to join in the fun. The January meeting will be held at the home of Grace Forbes on January 6. Roll call will be your membership fee. The meeting closed with the benediction. A pot luck lunch was then enjoyed by all. Rehehilitation Medicine, N.Y., University Medical Venter, the b9eitlS an Atithoritative guide to streamlining lcitchen tasks to permit -0494 and disabled to cope,. iiieve you ever tried to PPP1 a potato with one band? Clean tip spills without bending your kneee, Opened packaged foods? Used small electrical appliances?. Such. are the Many ,practical aspects. treated, with recipes for easy preparation, New Field Book .of Nature Activities and Hobbles, by W. Hilicourt, Patnam,,1970, "Answers a thousand qnestions and _solves a thousand problems" for the teacher, spilt leader, camp counselor or member of a scientific society --, yet a delight to the youngster or adult beginning his own The Christmas meeting of the Morning Glories was held at the borne of Peggy Menzies. The meeting was opened by Peggy who read a Christmas verse and this was followed by the singing of "0 Come All Ye Faithful." Sandra Mason and Joann Walker were in charge of the devotional period. A reading called "Mothers and Daughters" was given by Sandra, and Joann gave a reading called "A Gift of Caring." Sandra led in prayer, CANADA'S- FINEST CHOICE investigations of the natural fargw911' Jeesamyn West.. — World Marking nature trails, 1970; Modern COMedY, by John bird calls, inPlintingspeeimem,. Oalsworth, 19'4 Other arrivals include: .Electronics for everybody, by Ronald RenreY, Popular Science, 19701 horses and HorsernanshiPt by B. E. Walroven. A, S. Barnes, 1970; Working Mother's guide to her home, her family and herself, by A. Sicelsey, Random, 1970; Play and PlaYthingS forthe preachool child, by B, ivfatterson. Penguin, 1968; Emphysema, by F. Ohley. Beacon Press, 1970; Making Transistor Radios; a 'beginner's guide, by R. H. Warring. Lutterworth, 1970; And, Fiction: Mrs. Wallop,.by Peter DeVries, 1970; Marigold Field, by Diane Pearson. 1969; Crimson Ramblers of the world, The hymn "Silent Night" was i sung by all. After a short business meeting, lunch was served by the hostess who also led us in two lively contests. Winners were Aileen Craig and Joann Walker. A "fun" gift exchange among the ladies and their children took place providing fun for all. The ladies thanked Peggy for the use of her home and the lovely lunch. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, Christmas has arrived! A time for gaily-wrapped goodies, yes, but also the time to count our each and every blessing.. and to soy thanks to our valued customer. We greatly appreciate your generous consideration. May your holidays be happy, Christmas meeting for Morning Glories /When or y the best ED BRAND BEEF PORTERHOUSE or WING STEAK or ROAST SIRLOIN -STEAK ROUND STEAK FULL SLICE lb • ROUND STEAK MINCED lb 98c • Christmas STORE HOURS OPEN Tues,—Wed. until 9 p.m. Thurs.-6 p.m. CLOSED SAT. OPEN MON, TURKEYS WRAP UP YOUR-CHRISTMO`SHOPPING IN 'ONE NEAT.TRIP.TO..A#P! mon•OINOMem...••••=mon.ow. No liner Turkeys sold anywhere CANADA GRADE "A.., Eviscerated Vacuum Pack Frozen 20 IBS &UP YOUNG ff lb Canada Grade "A", Eviscerated 704 FRESH TURKEYS 6 1649si 41 LEIS and 20 OS and up t.1 Managetniant tit Staff Of CLERE >Vial AUTO WRECKERS OLENN EW OR P p OVA r HOU litSVILLIt Ttlhs 442