HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-23, Page 2To the Electors
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Fo'r a strong voice on
County: Council
ELECT
Charles Scanlon
5 years on Township Council
2 years on
Central Schoo I Board
Your support wou Id be
appreciated
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Homemakers
attend
College
MORTGAGES
Tonight (Thursday) is awards
night at Waterloo Lutheran
University, Amongst the
honours being presented are 60
Proficiency Scholarships with
an annual value of $250, They
were won by students entering
WLU with an average of 75% in
their final high school year. Pat
Steffen, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, Herb Steffen, of Clinton, is
one of the recipients and we of-
fer her our congratulations,
Students are invited to meet
with faculty members to discuss
careers and research oppor,
tunities in other branches of
mathematics,
Among those attending will
be students from Central Huron
Secondary School.
First and Second
Mortgages
BOUGHT - SOLD - ARRANGED
Available For
FARMS -
RESIDENTIAL
IMPROVEMENTS
FE
A meeting of Certified
Visiting Homemakers was held
at Conestoga College recently.
Attending were homemakers
who have graduated in the past
year from the Certified Visiting
Homemakers Courses at
Conestoga College and co-
ordinated by the Manpower of-
fice in Goderich, In attendance
also were students of the
Homemaking Course now in
progress at the college.
The meeting was convened by
Mrs. Betty Cardno, ad-
ministrator of the Huron County
Home Care Program. Also in at-
tendance was Mrs. Jan Moore,
Nurse in charge of Victorian Or-
der of Nurses in Huron
County. Topics discussed in-
cluded the role of the
Homemaker when providing
Home making for the Home
Care Program, and their role in
providing care in relation to the
nursing care of the patient.
A report was presented on the
Certified Visiting Homemakers'
Conference held in Ottawa
recently, which some of the
members had attended.
Discussion was held on the
role and qualifications of
homemakers. TTo become a
homemaker requires a mature
person in good health and an in-
terest in meeting and helping
people. The role of a
homemaker is to provide per-
sonal care for the recipient plus
whatever care of the home that
is required to help the person to
become independent again. The
care of the home may include
day-to-day household chores
such as vacuuming, dusting,
washing, ironing and
preparation of meals.
Anyone interested in
becoming a homemaker may
contact the Manpower office in
their area or the Huron County
Home Care Program for further
information.
Mrs. Idela Merriam of
Avonlea, Saskatchewan spent a
few weeks with Mrs. Jessie
McKeever, Mr, Bill Rueger and
Carol and Mr, and Mrs. Don
Cartwright of Auburn, She
visited cousins iri Lisbon for a
few days and attended the
funeral of Edwin Glassier of
Lisbon on Saturday.
*
' The last of four Disney shows,
"Toby Tyler", will be shown at
the Clinton Public School on
Friday night. The Clinton
Figure Skating Club is to be
commended for presenting the
films for the youngsters of the
area and we hope there will be
more in the future,
* HT
FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LIMITED A hungry crowd waits to be served at Pancake Supper Rev. Charles D. Cox of Isaac
Street has returned home from
Victoria Hospital, London.
where he underwent surgery.
* a *
47 Elora Street, Short Course to be held in December Harriston, Ontario
Phone
338-3037 OR 338-3038
We have a story with a happy
ending this week, A Clinton
family recently befriended a
young cat which was lost--not
the first time they've taken in a
stray animal. They put an ad in
the "Lost and Found" column
of this paper last Thursday and
the puss was back home with its
family by 7:30 that evening. The.
kitty, which had been brought in
to town to the rabies clinic in
October, had fled in fright and
had been wandering ever since.
Now all concerned are happy.
* Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, the course enrolment is
limited to 50 persons. Further
information and application
forms are available from your
county agricultural extension of-
fice or from Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, Huron
Park, Ontario,
of dairy cattle, increasing profit
through herd improvement and
herd health practices. Several
well-known farmers, dairy cattle
specialists and a veterinarian
will lead the discussion and be
available to help solve in-
dividual problems.
Sponsored by the Ontario
A two-day Short Course for
Dairy Farmers will be held at
Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology on
Wednesday, December 6th and
Thursday, December 7th, 1972.
The course will feature
discussion on all-silage feeding
YOU GOTTA LEARN TO
TALK PROPER -- Our
language is in for some big
changes during the next 30 to 40
years, according to November's
Financial Post Magazine. It
could mean anything from
changing your accent to lear-
ning an entirely new language--
all in the cause of better com-
munication. Among the agents
of change already at work, says
FP Magazine, are international
travel and communications, pop
vocabularies, pidgin practices,
watered down, accents and
technological jargon. The result
may not be a hybrid, but it
could increase pressure for a
single international language or
for di-glossia-- one language for
the boardroom and another for
the backyard. If you think this
sounds somewhat futuristic,
you're wrong: German-speaking
Swiss already practice di-
glossia.
Evenings New Dundee
696-2920
Wingham
357-1656
"WE SELL CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF ONLY"
CANADA GRADE "B" FROZEN
YOUNG
-BROILER
TURKEYS 5-10
lbs.
This Saturday, November 25
about 240 senior secondary
students and 17 of their teachers
will visit the University of
Waterloo to participate in a
Computer Science Day. Over
half of this group have never
used a computer before and will
be given a special introductory
course, but one-third are
already competent Fortran
programmers and will be
treated to a Fortran workshop.
CUT FROM THE BEEF LOIN
WING OR
T-BONE
STEAKS
126 Supplied and Serviced By M. Loeb Limited
Clinton
lb.
BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS
TOP VALU
First Grade
CREAMERY
BUTTER
print •
`69c.:
VEGETABLE
OR TOMATO
CAMPBELL'S
In August 1970 Henry Ford II
said: "Nobody knows better
than I do that the auto industry
has come to the end of an era.
The American people demand
safer, more reliable cars and
better service. These are
legitimate demands that must
be met ... This will require
major and rapid changes in how
cars are designed, manufactured
and serviced ... But these
changes cannot be completed
overnight." One of the welcome
signs of a new era is now here,
reports the Ontario Safety
League - bumpers on 1973 cars
that will absorb 5 mph frontal
impact without damage. The in-
surance industry is giving
collision premium discounts for
cars with these energy absorbing
bumpers.
. CUT FROM THE BEEF LOIN
SIRLOIN
STEAKS lb..
126 SOUP
TOMATO
~tOVP
BRIGHT'S
Pure Choice
APPLE
JUICE
19 ex. Tin
14c
RICH'S
FROZEN ire!, COFFEE
RICH
FOR CASSEROLES OR TURKEY BURGERS
FRESH GROUND
TURKEY 77 16 D. cont.
MEAT 19c lb.
PANTRY SHELF
CHOICE
KADANA
INSTANT
COFFEE
10 ex. Or
$1.19
BURNS CAMPFIRE
SLICED
SIDE
BACON
+ BACON
40 SLICED
PINEAPPLE
19 ex. ten
19c
1 lb.
vac
pac
BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS Lwx.,
TOP VALU
0 Vlua
Top
mr
Inn CHOICE OR FANCY - 5 VARIETIES
ASSORTED VEGETABLES 6 7.N.°,1.00
WHITE SPRINGS
PINK SALMON 2 1W1`; 88c
ASSORTED FLAVOURS • DUNCAN HINES
CAKE MIXES 2 74:: 89c
DEL MONTE • HALVES OR SLICES
FANCY PEACHES 2 "X; 88c
MIR
LIQUID DETERGENT 2 ;4:4.‘ 690
BIRDS EYE FROZEN DESSERT TOPPING
COOL WHIP 39c
OCEAN SPRAY WHOLE OR JELLIED
CRANBERRIES HI: 29c
1.79
65c
117: 59c
SWANSON TURKEY, BEEF OR CHICKEN
FROZEN TV DINNERS
BEEF, IRISH, MEATBALL OR CHICKEN•TURKEY
PURITAN STEW
LIQUID
JAVEX BLEACH
SHIRLEY GAY
CINNAMON BUNS
KADANA
TEA BAGS
SQUIRREL SMOOTH
PEANUT BUTTER
BOSTON
CORNED BEEF LOAF
JUMBO SIZE
SARAN WRAP
CRISP
WEETABIX CEREAL
NINE LIVES • ASSORTED FLAVOURS
CAT FOOD
,14.. 59,
"7: 49c
"K" 45c
'W 43c
Mt 65c
1; 1.09
"1'4 69c
"4 65c
2' 390
SKINLESS
WIENERS bc:
WIENERS'• MOSSES BRAES wou rummer men• LIMBO-MU kin
my ...um. • MI Itoots IP.
oo.1 510 VP...WM.1 ill OM ORM 222
SHOPSY'S
CORNED BEEF
BRISKET ib.99`
TOP VALU - 5 VARIETIES - SLICED
COOKED MEATS 3:4:: 1.00
FROZEN, COOKED AND BREADED
PERCH FISH STICKS w.99c
BURNS VACUUM PACKED
SKINLESS WIENERS 2: 1.17
PRIMROSE FROZEN • 4 02. PORTIONS AUSTRALIAN FROZEN
LEG OF
LAMB 05h't 65
BEEF OR VEAL
STEAKETTES %.63c
75c
».49c
CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK • ERODE BONE OUT BURNS REEF AND PORK STORE PACKED COUNTRY DR
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 4,63`
TOP VALU VACUUM PACKED SLICED
SIDE BACON i!,14.. 95c
FEARMAN'S FROZEN •• 2 OZ. PORTION
BEEF PATTIES th; 1.59
BEEF BLADE ROAST
BURNS FULLY COOKED, PARTLY SKINNED
SMOKED HAM
FROZEN STORE PACKED
LAKE SMELT
CALGON
WATER CONDITIONER
FIVE ROSES
All Purpose Flour
4 VARIETIES • PEEK FREAN
BISCUITS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1972
Everyday Low Prices QUALITY PRODUCE "FRESHER BY FAR" HARVEST OF
FROZEN FOODS
E.B. EDDY STOREWIDE
PAPER SALE ASSORTED
CHRISTMAS PAPER
ST. LAWRENCE
CORN OIL
GREEN GIANT ASSORTED
FANCY PEAS
BUDGET
DOG FOOD
ALL FLAVOURS • ALLEN'S
FRUIT DRINKS
CLOVER LEAF
SOCKEYE SALMON
KRAFT
PEANUT BUTTER
PLAIN OR SALTED
CHRISTIE'S SODAS
0.99c U.S. NO. 1 - FLORIDA RED OR WHITE
MARSH SEEDLESS 10 FOR 85 "; 75c
".,L
": 10c
uz'; 37e
7": 73c
GRAPEFRUIT McCAIN FROZEN REGULAR CUT
FRENCH
FRIES
CAPRI WHITE OR PINK
BATHROOM
TISSUE 1 24c 2 29c 41,
14111. U.S. NO. 1 NEW CROP - FLORIDA CRISP McCAIN FROZEN REGULAR CUT 35c ASSORTED COLOURS - CAPRI
BATHROOM
TISSUE 4;1; 49c
ALCAN 12"
FOIL
WRAP 3 tit 1.00
ASSORTED COLOURS • OR RAwBOW WHITE SWAN
SERVIETTES W 63c
APPLEFORO FOOOSAVER • Curter Box
WAXED PAPER 'NI 37c
APPLECORD F000SAVER
Waxed Paper Refill li 33c
HAMS ONLY PLEASE • ASSORTED COLOURS
BATHROOM TISSUE 3 :411. 1.00
WHITE SWAN WHITE
SERVIETTES 254
25.4, 69c
large
size FRENCH
FRIES CELERY STALKS car 315 l sinc
bog
b.
leo ow.
214. 59c
YORK FROZEN KERNEL CORN OR
MIXED VEGETABLES
YORK FROZEN CONCENTRATE
ORANGE JUICE
WHIM/A FROZEN OCEAN PERCH MEETS (I lb ) or
HADDOCK FISH STICKS (a...),465c
BIRDS EYE AWAKE FROZEN
ORANGE DRINK
ALOHA FROZEN 6 x 5"
PEPPERONI PIZZA
ALORO FROZEN 6 ri 5"
CHEESE PIZZA
CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO • YELLOW
216.79c COOKING ONIONS
CANADA NO. I ONTARIO
ie.. 59c GREEN CABBAGE
U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA • "DEWY" FRESH
RED GRAPES
U.S. NO. I FLORIDA . "PEEL EASY"
TANGELOS
'4 39c
2 h..d.49c
Sill; 57c
43c
"IL 37c
BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUI DI COUNTS
5 ;a 1.00
"4 1.09
114 95,
4 VARIETIES
CORONATION PICKLES 1::!1:: 49c
RED OR BLUE •
ADORN HAIR SPRAY ": 1.69
TULIP COLOURED
MARGARINE
CLUB HOUSE LOOSE PACK MANZANILLA
STUFFED. OLIVES 12 .., Mr 79c
Dry Roast Cocktail
PLANTERS PEANUTS ii:!; 69c,12207`
McCAIN FROZEN FRENCH
GREEN BEANS
ASSORTED VARIETIESDIpS - KRAFT PROCESSED
ASSORTED VARIETIES • CHUN KING CHINESE
SKILLET DINNERS
PRIMO
MACARONI
WET P. ORI REGULAR OR UNSCENTED SUPER
DEODORANT "rt 99c
BIRD'S DICED PINEAPPLE, PINEAPPLE RINGS, RID OR GRUFF
GLACE CHERRIES 14: 59'
:`,.74' 89c
39c
5 41.00 IRA: 27c
WE RESERVE TN! RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BRIE souTiOut ONE SIZE, EAST QUALITY, Hare COlOvti
"4 47c PANTI-HOSE
3rd Week's
Snowmobile
Winner
Mrs. David Needham
R.R. 4 Kincardine,
Ont.
TOTAL RETAIL VALUE 11,505.00
MANUFACTURER'S 111104, LIST PRICE
OF EACH SNOWMOBILE 1,205.00
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ends SAlurdoy, December 16, 1972. Enter et often at you wish!
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