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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-09-14, Page 2New$-ReC0rd, Thursday, September 14, 1972 -~-~ Town Brady at Cancer dinner MARY'S SEWING CENTRE A record attendance is expec- ted when the Huron Unit of Canadian Cancer Society meets in Clinton, September 19 for the annual meeting and banquet. The guest speaker will be one of Canada's best known radio and television personalities, Bill Brady, A director of the London Middlesex Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, Mr, Brady chairs their special events com- mittee. Huron Unit president Mrs. Durst says they are expecting branch office members, volun, Leers throughout the county, and other interested citizens to come and bear Bill Brady speak. Huron County has Made $28,631 in donations so far for the 1972 campaign, There is lit- tle time left before it will be over. Cancer victims need research if they Pare going to get better. They can only continue research through your money. Those wishing to attend can contact the society offices in their community or Mrs. Gordon Rathwell at the Cancer society office at 10 King St., Clinton for tickets. BY MARE RUDD 17 ALBERT ST.. pisooN, AUTHORIZED WHITE. ELNA DEALER Christian Reformed Church, $45,000 for a new wing and. entrance; Do Hall, Queen St.,. a permit to wreck a barn; Karl SkeV, Raglan St., $1,000 for an Addition to a garage; Robert Morgan, Mary St., $1000 for a carport. Mrs. Melia (WIIken) McCoy of St. Thomas visited with her cousin, Mrs. Earl Lawson of Bast Street, Clinton. SPECIAL .SEWING CLASSES ON LINGERIE KNITS and tows WEAR. PRECISION SCISSOR SHARPENING USED MACHINES - REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 4.< Mr. and Mrs. John Anstett have just returned from a visit to Lausanne, Switzerland where Mr. Anstett attended a course in marketing given by the Swiss Watch Industry's International Centre. "It is just as important", Mr. Anstett stated, "that jewellers keep up with new trends as for other businessmen in order to stay abreast of latest products and the techniques of bringing these to today's informed consumer." Forty-two jewellery retailers from the U.S. and Canada attended the week-long course which dealt with modern marketing methods and accented merchandising procedures resulting from the advent of new types of timepieces now finding their way onto jewellery store counters. Four factories in the famed Swiss watchmaking regions were toured, including a, new plant for the production of electrdnic watches only. During the first week while the gentlemen were observing and learning, the ladies were taken sight-seeing and then for the second week, the entire party made guided visits to Zurich, Lucerne, Jungfraujoch, Gruyeres, Neuchatel and Geneva. * * * 37tfn A release was received in the office here this week about the village of Elora. Since this is where this writer grew up, it was of particular interest. Many of our Clinton area residents will be familiar with the gorges there where the Irvine and Grand Rivers come together. It is a beautiful place with an excellent park for campers and picnickers. It seems out-of-town developers want to build highrise apartments on a quiet residential street in this village which is one of the few relatively unchanged 19th century villages of Ontario. It has more 19th century limestone and polychromatic brick houses within a small area than almost any other Ontario 'community. The members of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario are going to tour Elora this. Saturday to see just what is happening' and they hope to be able to help prevent the changing of the character of the If anyone wants a pleasant drive, Elora is only about 70 miles from Clinton and there are several interesting boutiques, , a pottery, a contemporary furniture design studio in an old inn and the Bon Accord antique and reproduction furniture "factory" to visit, to say nothing of the lovely scenery. 1/41 ] VATEW DFEUIDI4 LIEisESORT Several win bursaries OaltereatillitiEllotet Seventy members of the Junior Class of 1972 have been selected and confirmed and enroled, with 60 second year students, There are 12 faculty members at present. Conestoga professors are corning to the Nursing School rather than the students travelling by bus to that College. Dr. A.R. Rowe, chairman, reminded the meeting, that the Board will meet monthly from now on. The Curriculum for Trimester September - December 1972 was approved for both Junior and • Senior years. Following the resignation of E.A. Elliott, Goderich as Chairman of the Educational Committee, Len Hall of Listowel was named to replace hire. Speaking to the Board of Trustees of the Perth-Huron Regional School of Nursing, Miss M. Philpott stated the Faculty of Arts of the University of Waterloo, was interested in offering two full university credit courses in the two semesters - fall = winter of 1972 - 1973 using the School of Nursing as the centre. Miss Philpott had suggested that these courses be a Developmental Psychology Course and English. The English course would be relevant to the work world of the health services people. It was suggested that surrounding hospitals be notified of this possibility of credit courses being made available toward a Bachelor of Arts Degree. These courses will also be available to the public. 3200 Galt Ocean Dr., Fort Lauderdale 33308 • 800 FT. PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH • TWO HEATED POOLS, SUN DECKS • LUXURIOUS GUEST ACCOMMODA- TIONS • GOLF PRIVILEGES ON 3 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSES • FREE TENNIS ON PREMISES • SUPERB DINING • NIGHTLY DANCING 8 ENTERTAINMENT • Visits to .fabulous Disney World available. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: INNK EEPER 362.7537 212 KING ST. W, TORONTO $ 10 Vint April 18 December 14 deity per person, dbl, pectin. 56 of 420 roms, European Plan Modified American Plan: WW dinner & breakfast, chi SS Oily. Bill Millson, left, is the new face on staff at Clinton Public School this year. He comes from Hullett Central and talks business over with principal Bert Gray. Enrolment in the school is up to 487 this fall from 442 last June. (News- Record photo) Nurses get courses month of September and the Holrnesville U.C.W. for October. Miss Elliott reported that the new X-ray equipment had been installed, The winners of the Hospital Auxiliary Bursaries for R.N. and R.N.A. were announced at the auxiliary meeting held on Tuesday, September 5th in the Hospital Board Rooms, Miss Nettie Valkenburg won the R.N. bursary and is entering the Guelph School of Nursing and Miss Nancy Guetter, who won the R.N.A. bursary, is training at the Hamilton Regional Nurses Assistant School. We wish them the very best in their chosen career. Mrs. D. Bartliff, social convener, announced the plans and committees for September 25th, at which time tlre local group will host the Fall Regional Conference at. Ontario St. Church. Mrs. Beecher Menzies, District' President, gave a summary of the program for the day. Miss Angela Arnett .of London is to be the guest speaker.. : 7 Mr.- tee:Is• also surviveds4hY ;-,eighth .iveddingatiniversary n Mrs ,W „ Barrett, vice- two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and Saturday, September 9. William of the United States; ' Mrs. William Swan of two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt. and Mrs. Norman (Verna) HaZ-nrn of Sundridge, Ont. Ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, along with four sisters, Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny) Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie (Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and Mrs. Roy (Edna) Dornrn, Port Colborne and one brother Sid of Sarnia also sirvives. Funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on Sept. 11, 1972 with Rev. Warr officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were Jim Blake, Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher, Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder and Aaron Fisher. Flower bearers were Larry WE SELL ONLY CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A".BEEF * * * BOTTOM, CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP BONELESS ROUND STEAK Several building permits were approved at council meeting this week. They are as follows: ROASTS OR STEAKS Local obituary CUT FROM THE BEEF LOIN' FOR BBQ SIRLOIN Lee, Elmer Schutz, Ken Lee and Robert Lee. THOMAS WILLIAM LEE Thomas William Lee, a long- time resident of 'Colborne Township, died at Sundridge, Ontario, near North Bay on Sept. 8 1972. He was 90. He was born in Londesboro on Dec. 28, 1881 and married Mabel Garvie who survives hinny, WING OR T-BONE STEAKS lb. Brucefield BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS BY MRS. H.F. BERRY Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson quietly eleb-ated their fif TOP VALU CANADA GRADE arge Size PANTRY SHELF. FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. tin 35c MARY MILES SMOKED • PICNIC SHOULDER president conducted the business meeting and reported progress of arrangements for the September 30th Penny Sale. The hospital cart will be staffed by the ladies of the Catholic Women's League in the, EGGS Dox 49c Hamilton and Mrs. Patricia Mullin of Dundas and family spent Labor Day weekend with Mrs. C. Ham and Mary E. Swan. Mrs. L. Morris, Sarnia, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Cornish. Mrs. Gordon Elliott, London visited over the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Berry and other friends. Friends were sorry to hear of the sudden passing of Mr. Geo. Armstrong, Seaforth, formerly of Brucefield. Mrs. Geo. Henderson spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. L. Jervis and Mr. Jervis Clinton. Mrs, J.W. McBeath visited with her niece, Mrs. S. Rumble, Toronto and attended the Toronto fair. PANTRY SHELF CHOICE I SLICED Diu Pineapple Art.., 19 oz. tin P'°. 19c SHIRLEY GAY PLAIN SUGAR OR CINNAMON of 12 WHOLE OR HALF pkg. 89 t SMOKED HAM DONUTS 4/1.0 0 lb. COLEMAN'S FULLY COOKED FOOTBALL STYLE vr; LIBBY'S TOP VALU PROCESS DAVERN VACUUM PACKED 1 LB. PKG. SLICED SIDE BACON FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 oz. tin 29c Plain, Nippy or Pimento CHEESE 51 ICES 8 us. pkg. 39c Going away ?... Don't forget to be a*Blood Donor before you go ! BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK Completely Boneless BLADE ROAST Before you use your back, use your head. KY FANCY PEAR HALVES, PEACH HALVES nits 2 88° BETTY CROCKER, ASSORTED' VARIETIES CI PR CAKE & FROSTING MIXES 2 89° MIR TWIN PACK LIQUID DETERGENT 2 0.,,Att 69c PURINA DOG CHOW FAB PREPRICED 1.69 POWDERED DETERGENT ,..ti 1 .29 lb. KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP T. 3.69 ut: 99° CORONATION BREAD N BUTTER PICKLES OR KOSHER "W 49, STAIFORD'S BLUEBERRY, PEACH OR STRAWBERRY.RFIUBAR0 PIE FILLING "2 4 BABY DILL PICKLES CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK.BONELESS CROSS 99' RIB ROAST OR STEAKS ..1.09 BURN'S STORE PUCK.YOUR CHOICE OF 89' LINK or FARM SAUSAGE 59c NOVA SCOTIA FROZEN. BONELESS .89° OCEAN PERCH FILLETS .69c HOLIDAY FARMS FROZEN HAMBURG PATTIES 2.k.1.69 TOP HAW SLICED MINCED HAM LOAF OR .37° VARIETY PACK Supplied and Serviced by M. Loeb Ltd TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED 1 LB. PKG. .65c SLICED SIDE BACON FROZEN. KNIFE CUT CHICKEN LEGS YORK FANCY FROZEN GREEN PEAS, KERNEL CORN or MIXED VEGETABLES 55. RUPERT FROZEN TRAINBOW TROUT '14 79° MARY MILES ULSTER FRY VACUUM PACKED BREAKFAST STRIPS PRIMROSE FROZEN 4 OZ. BEEF STEAKETTES ___ _ TULIP COLOURED MARGARINE CRISCO SHORTENING 1 1 .29 9 LIVES, ASSORTED VARIETIES CAT FOOD 2 "Z. 39' , BEE MAID LIQUID OR CREAMED HONEY la 89c UNCLE BENS CONVERTED LONG GRAIN RICE '.. 99' 5 1.00 KITCHNER PACKER, GREAT ON A GRILL SMOKED SAUSAGE BONELESS CUT FROM THE BEEF HIP FOR TONNE OR BBB SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS a 1.36 BERNARDIN FREEZER PINT OR QUART BAGS OR' POULTRY Roaster Bugs 1.00 CHIT ROY AR DEE SPAGHETTI I MEAT BALLS, LASAGNA, BEIF.A.RONI OR BEEF RAVIOLI is., 39, BURN'S SPECIAL FREEZER PACK ..62° HOT DOG WIENERS 2.89 TOP HALO VACUUM PACKED 1 LB. PKG. SKINLESS WIENERS SCHNEIDER'S 14 OZ. PEPPERONI PIZZA move or lift something, first test the weight. If you can't lift it easily, get some help. That's self-defence. And it works, for you and your family. The sure. Way to safety is Self-Defence. ThroWing your back into something means that maybe you might just, throw your back out. That's painful and no way to enjoy the nice things in life. When you've got to HAKE LEAF RANCH STYLE ..669° BOLOGNA By the Piece 144 79. BYE THE SEA CHUNK LIGHT TUNA ri CORNATION STUFFED MANZANRIA, LOOSE PACK OLIVES CORNATION SALAD OLIVES PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSIIN UT., SEPT. 11I, 1191 HEREFORD CORNED BEEF 89. 'P; 89' EVERYDAY LOW QUALITY PRODUCE "FRESHER BY FAR" CORDON KW VEAL PORK & CHICKEN, DEVILLED MEAT OR HAM, VEAL Docent Tomato Spread 2 t; 4 TANG ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 89. KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES 65° ,Lo HOUSE GROUND BLACK PEPPER •'I:. 59c .1ACOBS CREAM CRACKERS 2'4 27' HOLLANDIA. ARCHWAY OATMEAL, ICED MACAROON. GRANDMOTHER SUGAf DUTCH SPRITS COOKIES 3 ),1:.!;4,1. 39° CREAAMCETIAF SRPAOGiNIETITI,SEHNINESLPLAGSHET1t READYir M YORK FROZEN FANCY FRENCH GREEN BEANS • 69. RUPERT FROZEN COD FISH STICKS 79` MECAIN'S FROZEN STRAWBERRY S.HORYCAME. 1.19 FARMERS FROZEN COFFEE PRIME 2.:125c SNOW WHIP FROZEN DESSERT TOPPING 2 .N.' 35' FARM HOUSE Mon oiotooMi. OR CHERRY PIE 2.4;4 69_`_. TULIP SOFT MARGARINE 23; 69. !s! Demutx SHORTENING KRAFT SKIM MILK PROCESS CHEESE mum SWISS SPUN ASSORTED YOGURT 4:4. 27° CURITY DAYTIME Disposable DIAPERS 41 2.39 DOLE GOLDEN YELLOW gh.. 46! 73. BANANAS lb.10 GREEN GIANT FANCY MEDIUM EMAIL a LORE GREEN PEAS OR CREAM STYLE CORN_ _____ '" w 28' GERBER'S STRAINED BART FOODS 4%AA. 11 6. PABLUM ASSORTED VARIETIES CEREAL 14: 36° MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 91:41 .99 ORANGE PEKOE SALADA TEA BAGS__,____„ 4'41_81' CARNATION EVAPORATED MU X 4 2 22' FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 41c tort oup BROWN BEANS WITH PORK 2 49' um* LIQUID CLEANER SUPER DUTCH POWDERED CLEANSER ..„2 ESQUIRE BROWN, BLACK Ok NEUTRAL SHOE PASTE JO! PURINA DAIRY CAT DINNER OR CAT CHOW CANADA NO. 1 ONT. MARSH CRISP CELERY STALKS PONCE Of SOUTH AFRICA-OUgpli ORANGES U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA RED OR BLACK GRAPES CANADA NO, 1 ONT. YELLOW COOKING ONIONS • 25. 0,89c L.,147, 23° FOR HOME ENJOYMENT-ASSORTED $6111:;! 69` GREEN PLANTS RAINBOW Of COLOURS.ASSORYED 2 DUTCH BULK 88• vvsism legr4,17' E,B,EDDY STOREWIDE PAPER SALE FOR TOP VALU SHOP IGA TOP VALU FANCY WHOLE KERNEL CORN TOP OWE/TOM AMER PEA,. Z4,4:1;11;1; f01;,(UTVRR OR GREEN BEANS IAA,. 1 9'. TOP MAW EVAPORATED MILK 5 '44 1 .00 TOP YALU CHOICE TOMATOES "II: 294 TOP VAW SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER_ TOP VALU WHITE VINEGAR ,.. 75° WRITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS WHITE SWAN 2 PLY ASSORTED COLOLIS SATIIMOOM TISSUE - - ta: 59' FAtIALTISSU - lk _ -.- 3 _a? I .00 WHITE SWAN ASSORTEDASSORTED &owls; WitilirTi-dAiiiiii'----- SiMETATZTO PAPER -- PAPER TOWELS ",:'.; 55. ;%"42, milord! 33. ar BABIES ONLY PLEASE ASSORTED COLUIS . 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