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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-01-04, Page 2Gus Boussey, General Manager of Clinton PUC, shows that a 150-pound manhole cover is floating on the surface of Clinton's overloaded sanitary sewer system at the end of Gordon Street last Sunday. Nearly four inches of rain was dumped on Clinton on Saturday and early Sunday, causing the water to back up into nearly 80 homes in Clinton. The problem will be alleviated when the new sewer system, shown partially completed on the left, is put into operation late this year. (News-Record photo) Some snowmobiling safety tips ded to string up the old coloured lights for this period, New Year's Day I was amazed and horrified to glance out my dining room window in, time to see a snowmobile • passing within two feet or so of the side of our house, and then out through our flower bed! It is things like these that make one forget the times snowmobilers have helped people. One is supposed to "turn the other cheek" but I am afraid I don't feel that way- -iust angry, * * * Mr. Don Kenwell, Special Education director of the Huron County Board of Education, was the guest speaker of the Sarah Hale Chapter IODE on Tuesday evening. He told of the many services his department has to offer to the students of the county--and their parents in the elementary and secondary schools and the schools for trainable retarded. Judging from the questions put to Mr. Kenwell following his discourse, the ladies were quite interested in learning more about this particular field. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cum- mings and nary returned home last week by Air Canada after spending Christmas in Chomedy, Laval, Quebec with their son Ken, his wife Ruby and three Iittle 'girls, They motored on to New York City with their son Harry of Ottawa for two days where they attended the Cummings- Laskowitz wedding. Gary Cummings attended the Toe Alpha Convention in Niagara Falls from December 27 to 30th. * * * On behalf of residents and staff of Huronview,, I would like say a heartfelt "Thank You" to all the people of Huron Cou and surrounding communities who came to Huronview duri 1972 either In groups or Individually to entertain, take part iii activities. with, or visit residents. You can have no Idea how much this giving of your time a talent means to folks here. Everyone likes to hear from poop "back home" and for some of our residents you are their on link with the old community. Again, thank you ,and Happy New Year. C.A. Archibald, Administrair. • SUN LIFE a progressive company in a progressive industry GORDON T. WESTLAKE, Phone 565-5333 Bayfield SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitzgerald were among those who held a house party New Year's Eve. Guests were present from Dor- chester, Watford, London, Hyde Park, Warwick and Clin- ton. * * Meant to mention last week that the carnival committee would like people to leave their Christmas lights up for Winter Carnival week in February. If you haven't already removed them, please do not. We won- der why the town, lights were taken down unless it is inten- CUT FROM THE RIB BONE IN-BEEF BRAISING RIBS lb. 78c CENTRE CUT SHANK BONELESS STEwing beef lb. 98c FRESH PRODUCE TOP VALU SLICED SIDE BACON vac pac 1 lb. 95c CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS RIB ROAST 1•12 HIGHLINER FROZEN COOKED PERCH 59c FISH STICKS ONNIMMENA DAVERN SLICED SIDE BA CON Limit 1 package per family with $5.00 purchase and this coupon. Coupon ellective Wednesday January 310 Tuesday January 9, 1973 is m,iilii ii CHEEZ WHIZ Processed CHEESE SPREAD 78 16 oz. jar U.S. NO. 1 WHITE OR RED GRAPEFRUIT 8 790 CANADA NO. 1 CELLO 39e CARROTS 31b, bag CANADA NO. 1 CELLO ONIONS bag 33e U.S. NO, 1 Regular Process CHEESE SLICES 8 oz. pkg. Limit 2 packages per family with $5.00 purchase and this coupon. Coupon effective Wednesday January 3 to Tuesday January 9, 1973 Top Valli Spaghellt, Elbow Macaroni or Small MACARONI SHELLS 3 2 le 4 nn pkg.s I NA,110 TOP VALU TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP 8 1°,°,zs 1.00 TOP VALU-INSTANT POWDERED SKIM MILK 311.49 TOP VALU 24pie oz. 69° Look in the book Bell Canada MORSELS 2 rl°4' 59c CORONATION SWEET MIXED PICKLES OR Bread N Butter PICKLES 24 et. 49c ECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1973 1}04111111WiiilliN9N1114111111MINUMINNIMMINININI! unimosiiiimin 0 W11 11 a lk 11111111111111111111111111110111110 NTON NEW Middleton TO ONE AND ALL M,r. and Mrs, Ross Mid- dleton Janice, Ross-Anne and Drew, returned home on. New Year's Day after spending the holidays at the Island of Bar- bados. They stayed at the Blue Horizon apartments, overlooking Accra Beach. On this tropical island the temperature varies only from 75° — 80°, the year round. The Middletons toured the island in a jeep called a moke, especially for tourists. The island is eight miles by 20 miles and the population 80 percent colored and 90 percent literate and also pleasant and articulate. On Christmas Day the Mid- dletons were pleasantly sur- prised to welcome their cousin Charles Middleton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Middleton of Toronto. Charles flight had put down on his NIliay to the .Virgin Islands. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKen- zie (nee Lois Middleton) and family and Mrs. John MacKen- zie of Bayfield were also holiday visitors at the Bar- bados. They were guests of the Blue Moon. Ross, Mabel and family are all enthusiastic about their holiday and all are sporting a deep, rich tan. Mrs. Fred Middleton welcomed all her children and grandchildren home on Boxing Day, including those from a distance, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Mullens and family of Toronto, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Grindley and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Middleton and family of Stratford, etc, Dr. and Mrs. Roger Cum- mings and family of Toronto spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. The annual vestry meeting of St. James Church will be held on January fifteenth at 8 p.m, at "Clovelly", the home of the rector, The Rev. George and Mrs. Youmatoff. BY MARG RUDD dangerous. • The majority of snowmobile accidents happen at night, do not over drive your headlights. • When snowmobiling cross- country always use the "buddy system"; two machines or more in the group. • Weff proper snowmobile clothing and an approved safety helmet at all times. cause of snowmobile fatalities, so do not travel on public thoroughfares and only cross them, where permissible, with extreme caution. • Do not snowmobile on ice- covered lakes and rivers without an intimate knowledge of local conditions. • Snowmobiling on railroad tracks is illegal and extremely A Happy New Year to snowmobilers from the Ontario Safety League, Here are some practical suggestions on how to keep it happy and enjoyable: • Do not drink and drive your snowmobile. Impaired ability is a contributing factor in most snowmobile accidents, • Collisions with motor vehicles is the greatest single WE GIVE YOU MO E... I Personalized Service U The Finest Quality II the lowest meat specials in town, featuring Canada Approved Grade 'A' Red Ribbon Beef Obituary TOP VALU IIIIIIIIIII We'll teach you a trade. BLADE BONE OUT Blade or Short RIB ROAST LB. THOMAS WILFRED FLYNN Thomas Wilfred Flynn 64, of 21 Front St. Stratford died December 27, in Stratford General Hospital after an illness of six weeks duration. Surviving is his wife Clara and son Michael also three sisters Mrs. Wm. E. Drew, of Regina, • Sask, Mrs. Arnold PDaile7r Clihtoti -and Mrs, Mac LeBeau RR I Brucefield. Requiem mass was celebrated Dec. 30th by Rev. V. G. Gleeson in Immaculate Con- ception Church, Stratford. Pall bearers were Larry LeBeau, Michael LeBeau, Claire Dale, Richard LeBeau, Dennis Purcell, and B. Leecroft. Relatives and friends atten- ded from Regina, Toronto, Barrie, Kitchener, London, St. Columban, Clinton and Strat- ford. By the Piece BOLOGNA TIDE Powdered Detergent king size hex ''44"..% Life in the Canadian Forces isn't just interesting, it's good. Not only do you get a reasonable salary while you lea`rn the trade you've chosen to learn, but you get fringe benefits, too. A month's vacation with pay. A better than average chan9e tQ trAvel. And some WA-1p best pension, insurance, and health benefits anywhere. In short, we offer a lot, but we ask a lot of.you, too.'Find 'out the facts. Talk to a counsellor, or see your recruiter today. BEEF RIB STEAKS Limit 1 box per .amily with $5 00 purchase and this coupon Coupon eltectiie Wednesday January 3 ,c) Tuesday January 9, 1973 Canadian Forces Recruiting and Selection Unit Centennial Square, 520 Wellington Street, London, Ontario, Phone: 679-5110 TOP VALU SKINLESS WIENERS DAVERN BEEF & PORK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST 550 SAUSAGE 1 lb. vac pac 1 lb. 09c pkg. 10 39 The Canadian Armed Forces 1,89c LB. 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