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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-09-21, Page 22--Clinton News-Record, Thursday, September 21, 1972 -0-4)--9-4, Tat SY MARG RUDD - A Tuesday night viewing habit across Canada is to watch headline personalities from all parts of the world attempt to stump the panel on front Page Challenge, Tuesdays at 9.30 on CBC Television. Above are the fearless foursome: Gordon, Betty, Fred and Pierre. Obituaries PROTECT .YOURSELF AND YOUR TRAILER Consumers' Association of Canada advises only Your agent knows for sure if your trailer is adequately insured, Ask him! In some provinces, liability coverage but not collision insurance may be in- chided in the policy insuring your car. An additional premium and rider on your policy may be required in order to provide adequate insurance protection, The serial number of your trailer should be attached to your automobile policy. CAC headquarters are at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, On- tario. SCHOOL BUS SAFETY Consumers' Association of Canada reports that in Ontario alone, in the period from Sep- tember 1963 to June 1970, 14 children were killed and 581 seriously injured when the bus carrying them was involved in a collision. School buses are exempt from many sections of the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Act including those stan- dards covering interior-occupant protection. CAC headquarters are at 100 Gloucester Street, Ot- tawa, Ontario. HOUSEHOLD SAFETY Because household synthetic detergents for laundry, wall and floor washing are used in every home, Consumers' Association of Canada requests the Depart- ment of Consumer .and Cor- porate Affairs to have these products listed under the Hazar- dous Products Act and therefore subject to its labelling requirements. CAC headquar- tern are at 100 Gloucester .Street, Ottawa, Ontario. DES GROWTH PROMOTANT Consumers' Association of Canada warns that diethylstilbestrol IDES), a syn- thetic female hormone fed to cattle and sheep as a growth enhancer, has produced cancer in laboratory animals. CAC has requested that the Health Protection Branch of the Depar- tment of National Health and Welfare ban the use of DES in the raising of meat animals. CAC headquarters are at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, On- tario. op in ions In order that News-Record readers might express their opinions on any topic of public interest, Letters To The Editor are always , welcome for publication. But the writers of such letters, as well as all readers, are reminded that the opinions expressed in letters published are not necessarily the opinions held by The News-Record. .....mommonsmaymeas THE HUNGER SYNDROME When you say you're starving, famished, ravenous, how do you really feel? Is there a gnawing, churning, rumbling sensation in your stomach or arc you cued to hunger because the clock says noon and every- one is going out to lunch? What I am saying is that you may be eating too much -you may possibly be consuming food not because you're truly hungry but because of habit, because food smells good and you've just passed a pastry shop and seen the specialty of the house, chocolate cake. According to your body you may be getting hunger pangs'which are • really muscle spasms caused by your stomach contracting on its own emptiness. Doctors have proven that obese and normal weight people are talking about two different experiences when they talk about "hunger". We all experience hunger pangs or signals, and we are all subject to the external signals, smell, taste and sight of food. But the obese person tends to 'receive different hunger signals than normal weight people. Overweight people will be unduly influenced by these signals, so much so that they tend to eat between meals as well as at regular meal times because they can't resist the sensory signals as well as ..the hunger signals..-. • If you know your weakness is chocolate ,donuts, you'd be foolish .-to have them in tithouse. There are other lei§' fattening goodies a weight watcher can eat. To be a successful dieter one must learn to exercise willpower and one must also be smart enough to avoid the external stimuli. Here are some of the ways to avoid the temptations brought on by the wrong signals. - Only cat when your stomach says its hungry. You'll have to listen to it closely. - When you do listen to your body's signals, be able to read them correctly. It may not be saying its hungry but rather, it's tired, in need of fresh air. Sleep, don't eat, Take a walk instead of a cookie. - If you eat in a restaurant or luncheonette, don't sit near the pastry tray or where the pies are displayed on the counter. A dieter must be ruthless with himself. Remember boredom is the biggest cause of overweight, If your mind and body is signalling boredom, admit it and do something about it, except eat. Then when you have reached your goal weight, and find yourself buying a suit or dress two sizes smaller, "that" is the only kind of - external stimulus a weight watcher should always acknowledge. Your questions are invited. Ytirlle Adelaide Daniels Says, Founder and Director of Weight Watchers of Ontario Limited, 491 Lawrence Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario. gx ADELAIDE DANIELS SAYS . The rewarding art of Self-Defence. The best protective equipment against job accidents is already yours- your eyes, your ears, your brain. Keep alert, work defensively, and you'll stay on the job. Self-defence is the secret of safety. You've got a lot to live for; work defensively, and enjoy life. The sure way to safety is Self-Defence. Your Workmen's Compensation Board and The Safety Associations, Ontario FAIR LADY uRp. MARGARINE': lb. pkg, 17c, McCORMICK'S PLAIN or SALTED or SALTINES. RACKERS 1Pir NEW FLIP roP "'"1 lb. pkg. CKERS 31c, VALLEY FARM FROZEN REGULAR CUT FRENCH. FRIES 2 lb. bag 27c FRASERVALE FROZEN COD FISH & CHIPS NA: 59c. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ANNUAL September 22 to September 30 Draw 3:00 P.M. Saturday, September 30 CLINTON TOWN HALL Over 75 Prizes 25 Tickets For 25c 38,39b BONUS DISCOUNTS DEL MONTE , FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. tin 35c ASSORTED FLAVOURS. ;--FASCINATION ICE CREAM '4 gal. elm llc ASSORTED VARIETIES MONARCH CAKE MIXES' 9.10 ox. pkga. 2 f“ 33c KISMET SOFT MARGARINE 3 1.00 ASSORTED VARIETIES MUTT N JEFF OR MASTER DOG FOOD „ 5 "'Z.". 95c FRENCH'S PREPARED MUSTARD 23`* SCHICK SUPER STAINLESS BLADES s."2 ""7g 59c SHIRLEY GAY RAISIN PIE ARCTIC GARDEN;froien Fancy Greet Peas or KERNEL CORN KRAFT PARNAY CORN OIL MARGARINE STOKELY IN TOMATO SAUCE VAN CAMP DEANS NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE QUIK CHICKEN NOODLE LIPTON'S SOUP MIX' 53c. PRIMO SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW MACARONI g. 49c ' SCOTT WHITE 13ATHRO6M TISSUE 2 la 1,00 SCOTT DECORATOR ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS '21.1: 55` CONFIDETS FEMININE NAPKINS 44449c "anon SUE A, B, C OR 0 BABY PANTS 2 P-4. 1.00 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT., SEPT, 22, 1112, "A 49c t.:". 55. :4: 49` 2 53` "a 63c, QUALITY PRODUCE "FRESHER BY FAR" DOLE GOLDEN YELLOW .......tilmi_...„ " TREA T OF THE TROPICS"LB. PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA OUTSPAN ORANGES ISA Doz. 550 CAN. NO. 1 ONT. GROWN Tender, Crisp CARROTS CAN. FANCY ONTARIO McINTOSH APPLES U,S. NO, 1 WASHINGTON RED DELICIOUS APPLES FOR TOP VALU SHOP IGA YOP VALU i TOP VALU FROZEN CONCENTRATE INSTANT COFFEE . ";« 1 .25i3ORANGE JUICE 5 '4'; 1.00 ,„ _ _ .TOP VALU IN TOMATO SAUCE WAX BEANS 6 5-1 1 JIM BEANS WITH PORK ";1.00 TOP VALU 'TOP VALU FANCY TOMATO KETCHUP BANANAS CANADA NO. ONTARIO YELLOW 29c COOKING ONIONS v.; PRObUCT OF SOUTH AFRICAAUTSPAN 69` GRAPEFRUIT 6'1.,69` FOR HOME BEAUTY'AARGE 5 H590 i RUBBER PLANTS .., 2.69 TOP VAW CHOICE CUT GREEN OR ":4 39` , FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 I:X. 1.00 CANADA GRADE "A" FRESH FRYING CHICKENS 2 to 3 lb. Size CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS: BLADE ROAST $1111 lb. 1111 NUTRITIOUSLY RICH SKINLESS SLICED BEEF LIVER CUT FROM THE BEN CHUCK.BONELESS CROSS RIB . 1169` 111..15 69. 1159` ROAST OR STEAKS TOP VALU 4 VARIETIES SLICED COOKED MEATS AUSTRALIAN FROZEN SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS ' COOKED & BREADED -PERCH FISH STICKS .99c BONUS DISCOUNTS SCOTT Assorted Colours, White or Rainbow FAMILY NAPKINS' 4 :it 1.00 SCOTT Hankie Pock 2 Ply White or Assorted Colours FACIAL TISSUE 5;`" 1 .00 SCOTT PLASTIC TOWEL HOLDER BARK SCOTT REGULAR DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 1.79 BABY SCOTT NEWBORN DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 1.59 BABY SCOTT OVERNIGHT DISPOSABLE DIAPERS trii 99' TOP YALU TOMATOES 3 "X; 1.00 TOP VALU LIQUID DETERGENT 2 ""a1,. 69c. TOP VALU CHOICE GMEN PEAS OR 4 CREAM STYLE CORN 7,4 .1.10 TOP VALU CHOICE WHOLE POTATOES 5 "g 1.00 TOP VALU HALVES OR SLICES FANCY PEACHES 4 *,:; 29` TOP VALU WAXED PAP R _375 $1 He, was predeceased by two daughters Florence Stirling and Mrs. Mary Watson. Two sisters survive, Miss Josephine Stirling of Bayfield and Mrs. Hugh (Charlotte) McLaren of Port Elgin. Pal lbearers were Don Stirling, H.O. (Bud) Jerry, Gerry Ginn, Ken Holmes, John West- brook and Don Masse. Flower bearers were Bruce Sowerby, Rick Sowerby, Ron Sowerby, Bill Jewell, Bob Watson and Ed Jeffrey. Consurnees :news and views David Anstett, of Anstett's Jewellery, left on Saturday for Lausanne, Switzerland where he will attend a four-week course in marketing, This is the same course his father, John Anstett, attended two weeks ago but is more detailed since Mr. Anstett's was compressed into one week, As well as learning many things to benefit both himself and the business, David will have an op- pertunity to see a little of the beauty for which Switzerland is famed. * * * Guess the Legion Ladies should be feeling quite pleased since Bill Brady said on the Open Line Wednesday morning that he'd had the best cream pie he had ever eaten and would have to ask for the recipe. The pie was served at the Cancer Society dinner on Tuesday evening when Mr. Brady was guest speaker. * * * Last week Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Durst of Durst Farm and Gar- den Centre were at the Dealer Convention of the Ralston Purina Company which was held at Pe'amanita. Inn at Honey Harbour, :Highlights of the program presented to the assembly of some four hundred persons were an address by the president of the Canadian com- pany, No, Robert Gamelin and a resume of current trends in the industry. * * * Mr, and Mrs. Ward Hodgins and daughter Jennifer and the Rudd family attended a family reunion at the home of Mr, and Mrs. M.H. Hodgins, Lucan on Saturday last. Mayor Don Symons travelled to Timmins last week where he attended meetings of the Executive Association of Municipalities of Ontario. DON'T FORGET THE HOSPITAL PENNY SALE NEXT WEEK! MARION L, SEELEY Mrs. Marion Louise Seeley died suddenly in Kiev, Russia on September 4, while on a holiday tour in that country. Mrs. Seeley was born in Goderich Township, the daughter of the late William and Susan Rutledge. She was a resident of the Township and later of the town of Clinton for her entire life. In August, 1925, she was married to Wilfred Seeley who predeceased her. Two sons sur- vive, William (Bill) of Buffalo, N.Y., and Robert (Bob) with the Canadian Armed Forces at Fort Saskatchewan, Surviving also are six grandchildren. Funeral service was conduc- ted on September 14, at the Ball Funeral Home by Dr. A.J. Mowatt of Wesley-Willis United Church, Interment was in Clin- ton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill Austin, Seaforth; Bill Grigg, Earl Lawson, Doug Cartwright all of Clinton and Ford Little, Goderich. Flowerbearer was Lorne Lawson of Seaforth. D.A. (Sandy) STiRLING Rev. G.L. Royal will conduct a funeral service this afternoon frona„,the„,lVIecaliuni A, Tf uiperal ; IfOr.1.1e.fP,T.PW‘latP:.1?4; ,(Sandy)' Stirling wheiglie,d;MondayAtithei Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich following a three-week illness. He was 85. Born March 20, 1887 in Goderich Township, he was a life-long resident of that town- ship until he moved to Goderich in 1957. He had been a farmer until that time. In 1951 he was predeceased by his first wife Pearl Lindsay and then by his second wife Grace Nuhn in 1958, Mr. Stirling was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church and is survived by a son William of Goderich and a daughter Mrs. Ralph (Margaret) Jewell of Colborne Township. He is also survived by two grandchildren, five great- grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter. BONUS DISCOUNTS DEL MONTE SEASONED FANCY GREEN BEANS OR WAX BEANS 4 ',t 1.00 MONARCH VITAMIN ENRICHED CAKE & PASTRY FLOUR t, 79c AJAX POWDERED DETERGENT 0.1 1.79 DEL MONTE FANCY WHOLE KERNEL CORN BOSTON CORNED BEEF LOAF DEL MONTE STEWED TOMATOES 3 "X; 1.00 MOTHER PARKERS ALL PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE V.; 99c BARIBEAU SPRING CLOTHES PINS tti 59; HERSHEY'S INSTANT CHOCOLATE tt: 89` DOWNY WITH FREE SUPER TRUCK FABRIC SOFTENER 34 1j: 89, ROSE ASSORTED VARIETIES PICKLES PROTEIN 21 REGULAR DRY OR OILY SHAMPOO 1.19 HERSHEY'S ASSORTED GIANT BARS "'w::,! 97c 63` la 73c STOKELY DARK RED, OR NEW ORLEANS KIDNEY MANS .2'4'4; 45c 4.1.: 79c, tc: 22` "M;. 73C CUT RITE (CUTTER BOX) " WAXED PAPER t'i 35c SCOTTIES 2 PLY ASSORTED COLOUR L FACIAL TISSUE ''''' 3";g 1.00 SCOTT DECORATOR ASSORTED COLOURS PAPER TOWELS 1,V,- 55K .-,,.. FOR GOOD VALUE, FOOD •,,PROD!,E11,14 Some snopevip in oPPP,- rnar'keta and grow), stores un- screw jar lids to taste and smell the contents. Consumers' Association of Canada has requested that the Departments of National Health and Welfare and Consumer and Corporate. Affairs investigate this problem with a view to requiring that jars of food be adequately sealed to prevent tampering with the contents before pur- chasing. CAC headquarters are at 1.00 Gloucester Street, Ot- tawa, Ontario. 4 "X; 88` 11%; 59c 39, McCAIN'S FROZEN FANCY CUT GREEN BEANS SARA LEE FROZEN CHOCOLATE OR BANANA CAKE MOTHER PARKER'S ECONOMY PACK TEA BAGS EVAPORATED CARNATION MILK CRISCO COOKING OIL VIVA nfnat latloreem TISSUE 3 477, 1.00 CUT RITE - Waxed PAPER REFILL 29c AT IGA WE SELL ONLY CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF! QUALITY AND SERVICE SHOP THE IGA STORE NEAR YOU... BANQUET FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY MEAT PIES 4 0:: 88` PEEK FREAN ASSORTED VARIETIES BISCUIT! 14':.!4: 55c MONARCH ASSORTED VARIETIES SPONGE PUDDINGS 3 88` DEL MONTE ASSORTED FLAVOURS PUDDINGS ir.rg, 57K PRIMO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE "It 19` VOORTMAN'S ASSORTED VARIETIES_ COOKIES 3..441.! 1.00 FLOWERDALE ORANGE PEKOE Plain or Gauze Tea Bags tit 1.69 VEL LOTION PREPRICEDM` LIQUID DETERGENT ... kittk 49. MR. CLEAN WITH SUPER TRUCK LIQUID CLEANER ;yam: 99c PRIMROSE FROZEN-4 OZ. PORTIONS HAMBURG PATTIES ..59c TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SLICED SIDE BACON 2: 99' VACUUM PACKED DAVERN SLICED SIDE BACON 'w.93' TOP YAW VACUUM PACKED SKINLESS WIENERS 2 1.05 Its, 62K BURN'S or ESSE% VACUUM PACKEO SKINLESS WIENERS TOP YAW Leila Spaghetti, Ell)* Macaroni or EWE VARIETIES MACARONI SHELLS ,3 1.00 TOP YALU SOUPS 6 APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT 25% 'FRESH GROUND BEEF .3 lbs. or more BURN'S SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB BEEF RIB STEAKS 1st two ribs only REGULAR CUT BEEF RIB PRIME RIB ROAST 3rd to 4th ribs only BURN'S STORE PACKED COUNTRY OR BREAKFAST SAUSAGE R. 59c MARY MILES or ESSEX NIAGARA BOLOGNA Ilia 37' NOVA SCOTIA FROZEN BONELESS PERCH FILLETS i165` FRESH LEG & BREAST PORTIONS-WINGS ATTACHED Frying Chicken Quarters ..53c MARY MILES ULSTER FRY BREAKFAST STRIPS 114,1t 00' CLINTON IGA