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Clinton News-Record, 1972-10-12, Page 18Yul Brynner recreates his Academy award-winning role of the King of Siam in a new TV series, Anna and The King; Samantha Eggar also stars as the schoolteacher who goes to the 19th century court of Siam to tutor his many children. Based on the well-known story which later became a stage and movie musical (The King and I), the TV series will be seen on the CBC television network on Sundays at 7:30 p.m. WE SELL ONLY CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF FOR GOOD VALUE, QUALITY AND SERVICE SHOP THE IGA STORE NEAR YOU... CLINTON IGA Up refenev ;0/1110SOPIIER sAys navAtimme MOSTMD/ C41/ DO WIN 17411/00/E Eat, /V MO Mel? 041W WPM .. ""•n •-. • 11, • • • • or . • I POWDERED TIDE DETERGENT king size box .69 111.00' cash refund package) TOP VALU FANCY PEACH HALVES OR SLICES or FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 88c ALA 5 UNSMILENED OR SWEETENED PURE GRAPEFRUIT. BLINDED OR 48 w, 59C en • • ORANGE JUICE CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK "2; 22` HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP ":4; 33' KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER CLOVERLEAF SOCKEYE SALMON LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS WITH PORK '2 "f!,:. 49` - — CRISCO VEGETABLE OIL $ff.""' 1.06 62c 114 73c STOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Saturday,Ott. 21st (91:30 pm 8 5 0 HEAD CONSISTING OF 500 STEERS, 200 HEIFERS And 150 CALVES FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK RIDDELL 4827511 Clinton 237,3431 DashwoOd DOUO, RI DIDELL 237,3576 Dash Wood AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL LARRY GA RDINtR TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN THE TORONTO %IDA SYNDICATE Anglo-Saxon in descent, Tommy, 14 years old, is a good- looking lad with blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin. With that coloring you would expect a few freckles and he has them. He is careful about clothes and grooming. Tommy is a most likeable boy, normally cheerful and good- natured. lie is popular in his age group and gets on well with younger children. Ile especially enjoys adult company because he is a good conversationalist. Logical in his thinking, he likes to have reasons for expected behavior explained to him. Tommy is enthusiastic about camping. A special interest is art and he has above average ability in it and handicrafts. He likes to play the recorder. In most areas, Tommy does average work in school but he has a poor memory and. his reading is below par, so he is repeating Gi:ade VII this year-However, his reading is showing improvement. Tommy needs parents who will appreciate .his special gifts and qualities and will not pressure him for academic achievement. It will be ideal if he can be the only child in his adoption home but that is not vital. The important thing is that he have warmth, security and permanence, with or without brothers and sisters. To inquire about adopting Tommy, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption in- formation, please contact your Children's Aid Society. A KEEN CAMPER T;• • 69' -P • , white S.1.112(1 NalrylpiriLiBsUe TABLE READY BEEF ROUNDUP HOME FREEZER SPECIALS CUT ONLY FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' RED RIBBON BEEF, TO YOUR OWN SPECIFICATIONS Order consists of Steaks, Roasts and Ground Beef•plus bone and trim. SIDE OF BEEF • Order consists of Steaks, Roosts and Ground Beef•plus bane and trim. FRONTS OF BEEF 14011n, 1201,47C 111, Order consists of Steaks, Roosts and Ground Beef•plus bone and trim. HINDS OF BEEF 120 t 7 o- ,2G 140 lbs. la. Le, Order consists of Steaks, Roosts and Ground Beef•plus bone and trim. 610 77c HIPS OF BEEF 6S lbs, 411. Contains Sirloin, Wing and Porterhouse Steaks, Ground Meols•olus bone andOn LOINS OF BEEF SO lbs, 9C LB. 450 Contains Pork Roasts, Chops Spare Ribs and trim. so n, 6016s. Mir vidIF IR. th;5.89 101h.= .29 boxer/. INF SIDES OF PORK 'rimrose Frozen 4 oz, serving BEEF STEAKETTES FROZEN CHICKEN LEGS CUT IT YOURSELF AND SAVE • OR WE WILL CUT AND WRAP IT FOR YOU FOR 4' PER POUND OR CHIQUITA GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS lb. INGERSOLL REGULAR PROCESS CHEESE SPREAD 16 or. /74 jar BLACK DIAMOND REGULAR PROCESS CHEESE SLICES CHERRY HILL MEDIUM COLOURED " --- CHEDDAR CHEESE to • 63c 85` Payroll savings plan makes savings bonds easy to buy 2A—Clinton News-Record, Thursday, October 12, 1972 ANNA AND THE KING Parenthood seminars Supplied and Serviced By M. Loeb Ltd. to help f amily living education courses, The second series of presen- tations, "loamtly Living" seminars, will also be taught by the area public health nurse (in all secondary schools) and will be presented on a separate evening to that of the "Preparation for Parenthood" series to allow attendance at both, if desired. This series will make use of resource perionnel from varied fields as well as the nurse in- structor, and the series will offer instruction to all age groups in such important areas as safety in the home, accident preven- tion, first-aid care for acute emergencies, practical home nursing and generally the essen- tials of healthful, happy living. The intent of the Health Unit in r KRAFT VELVEETA PROCESS CHEESE , 111.77 TOP VALU Regular, Nippy, Pimento Process CHEESE SLICES kg: 39c CHERRY HILL OLD COLOURED OR WHITE 'CHEDDAR CHEESE X:: 95' PRODUCERS BRAND BABY EDAM OR — GOUDA CHEESE 11,', 1.89 / PRODUCT or SOUTH AFRICA • OVUM ORANGES CANADA FANCY ONT. McINTOSH APPLES CANADA NO. 1 ONT. YELLOW COOKING ONIONS - 1st and 2nd ribs only REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB PRIME RIB ROAST 3rd to 5th ribs only BEEF RIB TEAKS COTTAGE ROLLS REGULAR CUT BEEF RIB CANADA NO 1 P.E.I POTATOES U S NO. I ROSEBUD CELLO RADISHES CALIFORNIA COLOURFUL 3.HOUR CEDAR FIRE LOGS TABLE STOCK BY WENDY MALCOLM The 4-H horse club met Sep- tember 18 at Wendy Tyndall's home for their September 'meeting. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and roll call. Business concerned whether or not our 4-H club would carry on year round. The majority PRODUCERS BRAND BABY GOUDA CHEESE 1:1T 79c For the 27th consecutive year Canada Savings Bonds will again be offered to employees in over 5,000 Canadian business establishments through the Payroll Savings Plan, Last year, Canadian employees purchased a record amount of Canada Savings. Bonds through this plan. This wide popularity bears out the suggestion that Canadians in all walks of life believe in a planned savings program. They have found that one safe and sure way to reach their financial goals is through the purchase of Canada Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan where they work. This plan has proven to be an easy and painless way to save money by having a few dollars deducted from weekly earnings and watching it grow into a lump sum that materializes in the form of a paid-up Canada Savings Bond. For less than 30 cents a day ail employee can buy a $100 bond. It is expected that this year the demand for bonds by employees in many factories, offices and other establishments will exceed last year's record. In addition to adding a major degree of stability to their own economic program, Canadian employees will be sharing in Canada's continuing growth and development by providing an important segment in the Federal Government's debt management program, This will mark the 27th an- niversary of CSB, and during the period 1946-1971 inclusive, nearly $5.5 billion worth of the bonds have been purchased through payroll savings plans. Last year, for example, more than 675,000 employees of over 5,000 establishments bought a record $328 million worth of Canada Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. A growing number of in- dustries and establishments have instituted this plan for their employees as an easy and convenient way for them to reach a savings target and in- vest in a safe and profitable security. The employee simply places an order with his employer for the amount of Canada Savings Bonds he wishes to purchase. Each payday, a specific amount of money is deducted from his wages or salary to pay for the bonds. These payments are usually spread over a 12-month period. An attractive feature of Canada Savings Bonds is that they can be cashed at any time by the holder for their full face value plus earned interest. The new series, provides an annual average yield of 7.30 per cent if held to maturity in 12 Years. The annual rate interest is 5.5 per cent fer the first year; 7 per cent for the second year; 7.50 per cent for each of the next four years and 7.75 per cent for -each of the final six years, A compound interest feature is again incorporated providing for 3 extra interest certificates during the 12 year life of the bond. The purchaser of a $100 bond will receive $233.25 when it matures, November 1, 1984, if he holds all interest coupons and compound interest coupons and compound interest cer- tificates uncashed until then. If an investor holds his $100 bond, and its first seven regular coupons uncashed until Novem- ber 1, 1979 a first compound in- terest certificate becomes payable on that date for $11.75. Similarly, if the $100 bond and the five remaining coupons are held uncashed until November 1, 1984, a second compound in- terest certificate becomes payable for $6.00, If he holds his bond until maturity without cashing any of the regular an- nual interest coupons or com- pound interest certificates, a final compound interest cer- tificate also becomes payable for $26.50. This brings the total proceeds at maturity of a $100 bond to $233.25. During the 1971 CSB cam- paign, more than 232,000 ern-, ployees in establishments in On- tario alone purchased a record total of more than $117.5 million worth of Canada Savings Bonds. Organic foods no better Organic gardening does not produce better quality food, says Dr. Matt John, a specialist in soil chemistry and soil fertility at the Agriculture Canada Research Station in Agassiz, B.C. "Contrary to claims by health food advocates, it has been proven that it is the chemical element, not the method of fer- tilizing plants - be it organic or chemical - that counts," says Dr. John. Growing • food . without chemical fertilizer, and marketing it with minimum processing, has received support from those who claim foods grown from chemical fertilizers are harmful, less nutritious and tasteless. The brunt of the argument seems to be that plants which assimilate organic nutrients from manure rather than chemical fertilizers are healthier because manure is "natural". "But compost or manure has to be decayed and converted to inorganic nutrients, similar in composition to chemical fer- tilizer forms, before the nutrients can be used by the plants," says Dr. John. "Plants manufacture food only from raw chemicals, and use about 15 elements found to be essential for their growth, plus a few other elements essen- tial for animal growth, but all of them in inorganic forms," he says. Plants grown experimentally on sand or water culture, to which only chemical nutrients have been added, are similar in chemical composition, taste, and food value to those grown in soil where barnyard manure is ad- ded, says Dr, John. Chemical fertilizers have also been accused of incidences of "nitrogen poisoning", but these rare problems could also result from applications of organic manure. "It is the chemical content, not use of either manure or chemical fertilizer, that makes the difference," says Dr. John, alCitet!i. SALES & SERVICE i"We Service What We Sell" 26/ VICTORIA Sr. HWY. Na. 4, S. , CLINTON — 482-9167 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. OCT. 14, 1972 BONUS DISCOUNTS AYLMER CHOICE PEAS & CARROTS, CREAM STYLE CORN, CUT WAX OR GREEN BEANS or GREEN PEAS, ' 14 oz. fin 18c HEALTHO DOG FOOD 15 oz. tin 9c ALLEN'S PURE APPLE JUICE e. 37, if ADANA TEA BAGS P 4ic% 69` SQUIRREL SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER ;.or jar 1.09 QUAKER INSTANT OR QUICK OATS 72 Sbl.b; 79c CLOVER LEAF FLAKED WHITE TUNA 49c CHEF BOY AR DEE BEEF OR MINI RAVIOLI ";';;; 39` RUFF N REDDI PLASTIC pkg, of ID's 49' GARBAGE BAGS P V, 97` WHISTLE SPRAY CLEANER 1",',;, 79c DAINTY SHORT OR ROYAL LONG _ GRAIN RICE 324: 49' CHIVERS PURE ASSORTED JAMS 't,;; 39` DAD'S OATMEAL COOKIES NEW PORT ▪ FLUFFS CEREAL "Vg 49` VICKS COUGH SYRUP °:,\149' VICTORS MENTHOL EUCALYPTUS, OR CHERRY VAPO4MIUS 3 1_ ..00 13.4: 59c iHITISWAN ASSORTED COLOURS — PAPER TOWELS 2,1:,, : 59, BABIES ONI,i'PLEASE ASSORTED&)L6UltS BATHROOM TISSUE 24 38c . _........._...._ APPLEFORD TO inch FREEZER-WRAPPING PAPER "A 73c. CHOICE AYLMER TOMATOES 28 oz. tin 32c TULIP COLOURED MARGARINE SWIFT'S PREM LUNCHEON MEAT PRISM LIQUID DETERGENT TOP VALU TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP BIG "G" COUNTRY CORNFLAKES SHIRLEY GAY WHITE ENRICHED SLICED BREAD SWING ORANGE FLAVOURED CRYSTALS CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS ALL PURPOSE GROUND COFFEE AMEX LIQUID (PINE) AMMONIA CLEANER EASY OFF SPRAY WINDOW CLEANER RIMINI PURE VEGETABLE OIL DEL MENTi ASSORTED VARIETIES PUDDINGS MONARCH ASSORTED VARIETIES SPONGE PUDDINGS 4 99` FRENCH'S ASSORTED VARIETIES SEASONING MIXES 4 1.00 NIVEA SKIN CREAM A T!; 99, LEEDS ASSORTED CANDIES 2 4: 89c 3 at 89` MARGARINE 4 25c BIRDS EYE AWAKE FROZEN CONCENTRATE ORANGE DRINK ''7,; 39` McCAIN FROZEN REGULAR CUT FRENCH FRIES WHITE SWAN 2 PLY ASSORTED COLOURS FACIAL TISSUE APPLEFORD ROOD SAVER Culfar Box ar Refill WAXED PAPER "IA 37c WHITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS OR RAINBOW SERVIETTES 65' providing these two courses is to help people to a better under- standing of child development (in the "Preparation for Paren- *thood" classes) and a source of practical information and open discussion in the "Family Living" classes. The schedule of dates of these two series will be published in your local newspaper shortly. Enquiries may be directed to your local Huron County Health Unit office: Goderich, Court House, Phone 524.8301; Brussels, Medical and Dental Centre; Phone 887-9331; Clin- ton, 111 Shipley Street, Phone, 482-9661; Exeter, Hospital, Phone 235-1014; Seaforth, Hospital, Phone 527.1243; Wingham, Carling Terrace, Phone 357-2264. voted yes, so the October meeting is scheduled to take place at Cathy and Wanda's home on October 16. Mr. Fidom gave us final in- struction for our achievement day (Blyth Fair, September 20) and answered questions. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. LB. LB. LB. 75' BURNS CAMPFIRE SLICED SIDE BACON TOP VALU SKINLESSSKINLESS WIENERS NOVA SCOTIA FROZEN OCEAN PERCH FILLETS ROUND BONE CUT•FROM THE CHUCK BEEF SHOULDER STEAKS TABLETRiM PRIME RIB. I El FOUR RIGS ONLY BEEF RIB ROAST is, 1 .15 CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS BLADE ROAST ib.99c CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK. BONELESS CROSS RIB ROAST a.1.19 TOP VALU SLICED SIDE BACON BURNS BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA tOP VALU MINCED HAM OR VARIETY PACK Everyday Low Prices v. 49c n; 1.99 ".::; 16c. ; CARNATION INSTANT POWDERED 00000 "' SKIM MILK iliSCOunb 1.73_ CARNATION (2 o;. Coffee Creamer Foe) . COFFEE MATE Dr, Frank Mills, the Medical Officer of Health for the County of Huron and Director of the Huron County Health Unit, today informed the News, Record that the Health Unit will actively participate in the night school program of the Huron County Board of Education in two areas. The first, "Preparation for Parenthood" and the second, "Family Living" seminars, Dr. Mills stated that the "Preparation for Parenthood" classes scheduled for the night school timetable will replace the previous so-called prenatal classes which were conducted throughout the county. "Preparation for Parenthood" classes will be conducted in each of the county's secondary schools where night courses are available and will be taught by the public health nurse for that area with the assistance of various resource personnel. The presentation of this series of classes in seminar-type discussion groups, in conjunc- tion with the Board of Education night school courses, allows for better timing of the course for the expectant mother and father, in a centralized location and integrated with the other community night 1,1!. 45' 816. bag 29` COUGH DROPS FINE FAMILY OF BELEVEDERE CIGARETTES "ger; SIZE 26' x 36" HEAVY DUTY GARBAGE BAGS 41 59` TULIP SOFT MARGARINE 3 4: 1.00 SARA LEE FROZEN ASSORTED FLAVOURS PULL A PARTS CimssoRomi FROZEN PIE SHELLS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BONUS DISCOUNTS ROBIN HOOD All Purpose FLOUR 718 bag 69c WHITE SWAN ASSORTED COLOURS BATHROOM TISSUE 4 roll pkg. 55c 4 4: 88` . '2 °J. 53` . TT,: 39c 8 1.99 '0,4: 29' 3 24,:i 69c 11 ".,,.1.39 "a 39c. '5 1 59, Irk* 1.99 4 59` A PIA r, Bch r 110,01 UTILITY TUB 66c WESTON SLICED IBuy 3 Save 28 ) RAISIN BREAD BUTTERNUT COLOURED M: 49c 3 o';`,°.:, 1.00 North Huron trailblazers to continue year round BEEF ROUND UP TIME AT IGA! CUT FROM THE CHUCK BLADE BONE OUT BEEF BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST LB. REGULAR CUT FROM THE CHUCK BEEF BLADE 83, STEAKS LB. BURNS SWEET PICKLED, VACUUM PACKED 716. p4g. va[ pct 95c 2 1.09 69c it, 89c_ 1.05 ib.37c 4. 79` McCAIN'S FANCY FROZEN PEAS 8, CARROTS MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE GERBERS STRAINED BABY FOODS 0000$ M T.', 59c 2 pig, 29C DUNCAN NINES 1?VARIETIES --- CAKE MIXES al% 19.. mac OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL