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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-05, Page 11ATTENTION KNITTERS OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS BLANKETS COOKIES CHEESE- CANDIES 2 OZ. BALLS SAYELLE 95c NOW SPECIAL SAYELLE 89c NOW MITTS YARN 2 OZ. BALLS NOW BABY NYLON NOW 79c 69c 59c 39c YARN SPECIAL 4 BALLS FOR $ 1 .00 WITH PURCHASES OF $10 OR MORE GET A BREAD BASKET FOR 50c Shop at CLINTON'S KNITTING CENTRE 55 AL. ART ST. ...•.••11111111111111•111011•111111111 911otaketteal TO SAVE ON FOOD SPAGHETTIOS FRANCO AMERICAN 14 01 5/88 FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI WITH BEEF 14 oz 4/99c ASSORTEp COLOURS, KLEENEX s SERVIETTES 5P1 INSTANT COFFEE RED ROSE 10 OZ $1.49 ROBIN HOOD PEPERMINT SWIRL ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX fie oz 53 BLUE BONNET 3 LB PACKAGE COLOURED MARGARINE 95` T iiiANS WITH PORK 19 01 4/89c BLACK DIAMOND C'HEEZ, PLEEZ CHEESE SPREAD 16 OZ 79C GLAD GARBAGE BAGS PACKAGE DF GLAD 204ARBAGE BAGS PACKAGE OF 3.2`5 KITCHEN CATCHERS GLAD POLY FLAMINGO BUTTER TARTS PACKAGE OP 12's 69' WG reserve the right to limit quantities SELECTION OF THANKSGIVING POULTRY Ducks, Chicken, Hayter Farms Fresh-Killed Turkeys Fresh Turkeys,',:',.°B, 494 H ams FOOTBALL STYLE LB 79t Pork Chops 1 •C)IN B 994 Sid e Pork FRES1I SLICED L B 55t Ham Steaks CURED LB 794 Ham Sausage L B 694 Wieners _ LUCAS ARTHUR 2 LB PKG, 9 9 CALIFORNIA NO. 1. CANADA FANCY CANADA NO. 1 JUMBO SIZE Head Courtiand 2—lb Bag LETTUCE APPLES PARSN IPS 2/414 Ms 894 334 Supreme Orange Juke ..z2/79( PACKAGE OF 10*s 67' $1.19 39c WEEKEND SPECIALS October 4, 5, 6,7 AL'S I MARKET HENSALL - ONTARIO Modular 4 Color TV 85% Solid State • 85% solid state means a long life Solid state has five Limos the life of tubes, • Modular 4 means "service is a snap" Your Rogers will save you money on repairs, Anyone of the four modular panels can be exchanged in minutes right in your own home. They snap in, Exchange cost is only $14.95 per panel, • it's.eaty to get perfect color on Rogers All Rogers color sets have automatic fine toning, automatic tint, automatic horizontal hold, UHF and VHF spotlite tuning, crisper switch and line control, • Our guarantee is included in the price —One year parts guarantee —A five-year picture tube protection plan —Groves own service guarantee for one full year. Drop in and see the full line of Rogers '73 at Groves TV today. ROGERS STEREO Plays For Keeps THE SEVILLE Here's big, big sound in an elegant Spanish style. A full 60" long by 25" high by 16" deep, this beautiful Rogers stereo houses two 8" woofers and four 3 IP" tweeters to give the complete range of sound, The cabinet is Canadian designed iilld Canadian built and finished in gleaming walnut. See it today at Groves 1'V. NOW ONLY $348 .°() Good looking after tames after looking at Groves IV GROVES & SON ELECTRIC lO HURON St CLINTON HONpHONEw 482.9414 Aarts,".,,marriment model 26P1-10 Clinton New Room!, Thursday, October 0, 1972-11 BY WILIVIA OKE Preparing for the Municipal elections in December, the members of 1VIcKillop Township Council Monday studied the changes in the Municipal Act. Council also accepted the following tenders for snow removal this winter: Ryan Bulldozing (with grader) $13 per hour; Lawrence Ryan (snowblower) $12,50 per hour; Kenneth Glan- ville (snowblower, $12,50 per hour; and Neil McNichol (snowblower) $12, per hour. Standby time for all tenders is $10 per clay for all four submitting tenders, commencing December 1, Night school... continued,from page 1 again, then this is the course for you. Keith Sharp is the instructor, TYPING 1972, to March 21, 1973. Acceptance of the tenders is subject to the approval of Ministry of Transportation and Communication. Amending by-laws were passed on the. 'Coleman-Scott Drain completed a cost of $15,583.71, compared to the estimated, cost of $14,550; and the Ryan Municipal Drain com- pleted at a cost of 5,799.40 compared to estimated cost of $7,200, Tile drainage loans were approved for $4,700, Passed for payment were general accounts for $10,860.60 and road accounts for $1,653,91. RUG HOOKING Here is an excellent hobby for the hobbyist who has some artistic sense. Mrs. M. Mitchell, a well qualified teacher will, instruct this one. licKillop Township lets snow removal tenders 1/411V 1E MOVED !! OUR NEW LOCATION; 24 KING ST, More space to verve you. .better YOUR REDA PUMP DEALER BEST PUMP BEST BUY OCTOBER SPECIALS 1- REBUILT EPPS PISTON PUMP 2- REBUILT BEATTY PISTON PUMPS 2- REBUILT BEATTY DEEPWELL WORKING HEADS 1- MYERS SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP REDA & BEATTY PUMPS, PARTS, PRESSURE TANKS, WATER BOWLS AND PIPING, ALSO LITTER CARRIER BUCKETS AND PARTS IN STOCK DALE & CARBERT PUMP SALES & SERVICE BOX 548, Clinton PHONE 482-3274 SPECIAL IN ALL YOUR WATER SYSTEM NEEDS Popular Brad (4) seems to be flying as he leads the charge to the wire in the final race of the season at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway. The Cape Man was second and Robust King was third. The $2,000 Invitational race went in a commentable 2:07 2 /5 despite a sloppy track and a cold wet rain, Both attendance and mutual handle at the Clinton track were well above last year's, (News-Record photo) Salvage yard dispute ..4 ,. For those of you who type with two fingers, this beginner course is just your type. And Miss Nancy Clements will help you find the keys. WELDING Bill Murlow, CHSS sheet metal and welding teacher will teach two courses in this one. There will be a ten week advanced course for those with some welding skill and a beginners course for those who, like the guy in the muf- fler commercial on TV, can't get, the sparker to work. Continued from Page 1 from secondary school or not. He said that the Huron Centre will become what the people of Huron want it to be. "It should and will, I am confident — respond to what our citizens desire." President of Conestoga College also ad- dressed the crowd and he praised Ross Milton, the Huron Centre's administrator for helping to push the centre through. "The initial problems faced would have daunted a lesser Bay-f ield council . . . Continued from Page 1 properties must be approved by the Unit. An invitation was received to attend the 79th annual Good Roads Convention to be held in Toronto February 25 to 28 inclusive. Correspondence received from Mr. Bill Hanle, Children's Aid Society, officially pi1oclaimin Society Week. Council was informed that the Clerk, Mr. Gordon Graham will not be in his office, Friday October 6 as he will be attending a clerk-treasurers meeting in Goderich. SHORTHAND This is for people whose longhand takes too long. Mrs. Shirley Weary will look after this course using all the latest equipment. KARATE As of press time, there was no instructor for this course but because of the high demand, Mr. Whitely was hard at work hoping to set the course up. man and I em sure that Ross over the past two and one-half years must have wondered if we would ever make the Centre 'click'." Seaforth Mayor Frank Sills, Huron's mem- ber on Conestoga's board of governors said that the Centre would enable the youth of Huron County "to live and learn at home." "Huron County's greatest export is brains," he said. The official opening of the Huron Centre will take place at a later date. The clerk informed Council that building permits totalling $203,800 have been issued to date for 1972. Councillor Gozzard informed the meeting that he had been given a littering box which he intends to erect on the corner of his building on the north ,side of the . rim. offAttfleso rassed resolution approving the installati6n of a communal water system for the McFadden Development; hounded by Elizabeth and William Sts. The next council meeting is set for Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Continued from Page 1 reeve McGregor had visited the yard and of- fered Mr. Brown $2,000 to relocate his yard while keeping the property and selling it as residential lots, but Mr, Brown refused any of- fer. Mr. Lerner said he was not interested in per- secuting Mr, Brown but was only interested in protecting his client. He asked Council, "Gentlemen, it is up to you, either you prosecute him for breach of the by-law or you say no." Councillor Ervin Sillery asked Mr, Lerner to put his request in writing, "That would be our first step to act on," he said, In other business at the session which con- tinued until 1:15 a.m. Wednesday, Council' authorized the Clerk to apply for interim road subsidy on expenditures of $83,831.11 and passed for payment were the accbunts in- cluding the road account of $23,685.81. The following building permits were ap- proved: Orville Workman, RR 3, Kippen, two steel granaries; Wes Agar, Egmondville, Hensall OBITUARY Passed away at Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, Mon- day, October 2, 1972, Mrs. Carol Stoneman, the former Gertrude Mitchell in her 75th year. Surviving are one son Benson, R.R.2 Staffa, two grandsons, two sisters, Mrs. Olive Horton aod Mrs. Edna Traquair, Hen- sall, one bgother, Stanley Mit- chell, R.R.1, Hensel]. Her husband Carl predeceased her one year ago this month, The body rested at the Bon- thron Funeral Chapel Hensall where service was held Wed- garage; Robert Lawson, RR 5, Clinton, silo and feed room. Council passed provisionally the by-law on the Black Creek drain (Twp. of Hay drain). This concerns fifty properties in the Township of Tuckersrriith at an estimated cost to them of $2,560. The estimated cost of the whole drain is $32,139. Court of Revision will be held on November 7, 1972 at 9 p.m. Council accepted the tender of Gordon Heard Construction of RR 2 Seaforth for snow removal with a 777 grader at $15.50 an hour, The township`will use its own two graders as well for snow removal of the one hundred miles of township roads. Clerk McIntoah reviewed changes in the Clection Act noting that municipal elections will be held December 4 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with advance polls on November 27 and December 2 at the same hours. He said a proxy vote will also be possible if arranged for ahead of time with him. Council will hold its next meeting on October '17, 1972. Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livostock with Roy Scotchmer 'Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 cm Monday For Prompt S.rvlc• Nq Charges on Pick-up ti Conestoga Open House... nesday, October 4 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Don Beck officiating. Inter- ment in Staffa Cemetery. Pallbearers were Cecil Bowman, Victor Dinnin, Elgin Hendrick, Murray Traquair, Edward and Donald Stoneman. .PERSONAL 9;11,11,:t Miss Marie Shantz, Oshawa, and Miss Helen Gibson, Toronto, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, James McAllister,