HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-05-10, Page 2Give mother a lasting ,beautiful living gift for
Mother's Day. See our selection of gorgeous rose-
bushes, evergreens, geraniums in giant size, tub-
erous begonias etc. etc.
WARNING
Don't be tempted to plant bedding plants in this area
before approx. May 24. This warning is based on 20
years of local night frost records. This warning is to..
safeguard you against possible loss of plants and time.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT . . .
ROSES . . EVERGREENS . . .
BEAUTIFUL CLEMATIS
BEDDING PLANTS
in approximately 2 weeks we will as usual
have ready for you the biggest selection of
high quality bedding plants.
.\ bit of adkiee that could
sake you money and pre-
vent disappointment. BE-
WARE of overly lush look-
ing evergreens at this time
of year. The; could be im-
ports from southern USA
and unacustomed to the
Canadian winter.
We grow and sell quality
only . . our motto is "not
how cheap, but how good".
Nobody ever regretted buy-
ing quality. We supply the
Shakespearean F es ti val
Theatre, where nothing but
the best is good enough.
HOURS: During May we are
open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Mondays to Fridays; Satur-
days 9 cm. to 5 p.m. Closed
all Sundays.
LOTS OF
FREE PARKING
Catering Strictly to the Discriminating Gardener
Government Inspected and Licensed.
Sebringville Garden Centre
The only horticultural establishment in Perth County owned and operated
by a Horticultural Graduate
ethringville No. S Highway ()pp, 'rhe School 393-6131
Please feel free to consult
us for expert horticultural
advice .. , we are not
just "tree dealers"!
2--CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1973
Town Talk Bonus
Interest
May 1 to
May 15
by Marg Rudd
Wiadyka, Mayor of Port Hope;
vice-president, Mayor Clark
Mason of Ajax; Secretary-
Treasurer, D. J. Low, Admin.
Clerk-Treasurer of Fergus.
The Hon. John White,
Provincial Treasurer and
Minister of Economics and In-
tergovernmental Affairs spoke
to the convention and was war-
mly received.
Several resolutions were en-
dorsed. Amongst these were a
request for provincial grants for
the operation of municipal
swimming pools, Because
municipalities must operate
municipal swimming pools
within the requirements of the
Public Health Act, it was
resolved and passed that the
Ontario Government be asked
to provide grants for the
operation of municipal swim-
ming pools.
A resolution was passed
recommending the Government
of Ontario be requested to give
serious consideration to the
establishment of a special com-
mittee having full municipal
representation, supported by
adequate financial and staff
resources, to carry out a
detailed examination of the
whole subject of conflicts of in-
terest.
* *
The 1973 Canadian National
Exhibition Women's Prize List
is available now. If you are in-
terested in handicraft com-
petitions they include classes in
wood carving, marquetry,
leather, weaving, rugs and wall
hangings as well as pottery and
ceramic sculpture and metal
crafts. There are special classes
for hospital inmates, Homes for
the Aged and persons 65 years
of age or more and a special
class for the work of the blind.
To obtain a free copy of the
prize list write to the Canadian
National Exhibition,
Exhibition Park, Toronto M6K
3C3.
Mr, David Anstett spent last
week in New York City where
he completed a diamond ap-
praisal course, He will receive a
certificate and will be a
registered appraiser.
Money you move to a
Special Savings or a
Regular Savings
account at Victoria and
Grey Trust at any time
during the period May
1 to May 15 will be
accorded full interest
(Special Savings 5 %,
Regular Savings 4%)
from May 1.
This up-to-two-weeks
bonus gives your
savings a substantial
boost . if you act now !
* * *
r*
Black Creek Pioneer Village
is now open to the public on
weekdays from 9:30 am. to
5:00pm. during the months of
May and. June and on
weekends and holidays from
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Black
Creek, operated by Metro Con-
servation, is located at Jane St.
and Steeles Ave. in northwest
Metro Toronto.
Winners in the IGA Anniver-
sary Sweepstakes Contest in
recent weeks are; Mrs. Don
Forbes, $250; Mrs. Murray For-
bes, $25; Mrs. Jim Lobb and
Mrs. Graham Johnston, $10
each; J. W. Crich, $5.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Porter, R R
5, Clinton have returned home
after a three-week trip to Val
Caron, Ontario where they
visited their daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Taylor and her family. The
Porters also visited Mrs. Por-
ter's hometown of Capreol
where she has three sisters and
two brothers.
Varna
BY FRED MCCLYMONT
The May meeting of the
United Church Women was
held in the basement of the
Church last Thursday evening
with 23 members present.
Group Two were in charge of
Devotions led by Mrs. Roy
Elliott who introduced the
hymn "0 Happy Home" which
was sung by all. Mrs. Aldie
Mustard read the scripture
lesson and gave an inspiring
reading on "Mother's Day".
The offering was taken up by
Mrs. Murdock Morrison and
dedicated by Mrs. Harvey
Hayter. Mrs. Roy Elliott and
Mrs. Mervyn Hayter gave a
reading "A Tribute to
Mother".
The business period was then
in charge of Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson. Mrs. Gordon John-
ston read the minutes of the
last meeting and the roll call
was answered. "Thank you"
notes were read by Mrs. Ida
McClinchey. Mrs. Bob Webster
gave the treasurer's report.
Forty-five calls were made to
the sick and shut-ins during the
month of April. This part of the
meeting was closed by the
Lord's Prayer.
A baking, candy and plant
sale followed and was very suc-
cessful. Grace was sung and
lunch was served and provided
by hostesses Mrs. Bob-Stirling
and Mrs, Murdock Morrison.
VICTORIA
GREY VG * * *
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1589 school. Mrs. L. Gliddon Operating Room Superintendent
(foreground) is seen showing this group of young ladies the.
facilities while Miss Elliott Supt. of Nursing looks on. (staff
photo)
About 34 girls from C.H.S.S. grade 12 and 13 classes
received a tour of the Clinton Hospital Wednesday May 2.
The girls were guests of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Hospital in conjunction with the Guidance Department of the
Last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the 20th Annual
Conference of the Town and
Village Section of the
Asscciation of Municipalities of
Ontario was held at
Leamington, Ontario.
Mayer Don Symons who has
been president of the
organization was in attendance.
He will continue on the
executive as Past President.
Also present from Clinton were
Reeve Harold Lobb, Deputy-
reeve Frank Cook, Councillors
Ruth Roy and Roy Wheeler
and Town Clerk, Cameron
Proctor. Several wives accom-
panied their husbands.
The new president is M.
Lyle R. Zurbrigg Manager
Elgin and Kingston
Streets
Goderich 524-7381 Huronic Rebekah Lodge to hold church service
The regular meeting of
Huronic Rebekah Lodge was
held Monday night, with good
attendance. M.G. Mrs. Irene
Cantelon presided.
The church service will be
held on May 20th in Wesley
Church at 11 a.m. and a good
turnout is hoped for.
The next regular meeting
will be Tuesday May 22nd.
auction.
At the District meeting held
in Seaforth recently Mrs. Mary
Grigg was nominated D.D.P.
for coming term of 1973-74.
Please note change of date. At
this meeting there will be an
auction of plants, slips and
seeds, and each member is
requested to bring some for
ilia NW aim an.
Enter IGA's exciting
MA'S $10, 000
Anniversary Sweepstakes
ONO Apoitersary Swee.pstakes
The fallowing prizes must be wan each week.
1.s11 • $250 -- 2nd , $100
io $25 Prizes - 30 • $10 Prizes • 70 • $5 Prizes
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by Mary Mcllwain Crediton is spending a few days
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Preszcator, Diane and Nancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of
Huron Ridge, Kincardine
visited on Saturday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. George
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40 Mrs. Gary Mettles,
P"iitiAlic and Mich41 of
Seaforth visited on Saturday
with his grandmother Mrs.
Irene Grimoldby,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of
Brussels were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Buchanan, Bill, Doug, Betty
and Bob,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
visited on Sunday with their
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mar-
shall of Exeter.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Ken Bet-
ties of Winthrop.
Miss Pearl Thamer of
Walton visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Luther Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Mcllwain, Lynn and Steven of
Stratford were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Mcllwain and family.
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Clinton roil pire. 55 Six teams from Constance
bowled in London on Sunday
afternoon in Western Ontario
Foresters Bowling.
There were 27 teams from
Western Ontario competing.
Newee.D.SAPAMM. ilfeWhiPh CoDeikeeh
stance was cine,w111 bbwi, off Ik e
September'' • the Dion inidri4
Bowling Championship. Mem-
bers of the winning team from
Constance were, Eric Ander-
son, Pearl McCallum, Delores
Howatt, Kevin Jewitt and Don
Buchanan.
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iwbeen -tri ,the);'siillage• during the e
past 50 years may close, as the
librarian Miss Edith Beatty
has resigned atid if nobody in
the village will take over, the
books will all go back to the
County library and the library
here will be closed.
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INFORMATIVE COUNTER CARD
TABLE ,11r MEATS'
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1,00 1.12 1,12
BEEF CHUCK
BLADE ROAST
FROZEN GRADE "A" 5-8 lb. site APPROXIMATE TAT CONTENT OS°.
• Confirmation Service PERSONALS
• •
MEAT IDENTITY LABEL z A confirmation service was
held bn Sunday evening at the
Londesboro • United Church.
Those joining from this area
were Diane Preszcator, Sandra
Riley, Bonnie Shepherd and
Sheila Baker.
Dave's "Collision and Repair
Shop" will open in the near
future in the village and he has
our best wishes.
In the United Church last
Sunday Rev. Murdock
Morrison spoke in the interest
of the "Alcohol and Drug Con-
cerns" and a collection was
taken. Next Sunday a special
Family Service will be held and
special music by the choir un-
der the direction of the organist
Mrs. Doug McAsh.
HERE'S WHAT MEAT IDENTITY LABELLING DOES FOR YOU
OUR NEW MEAT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM
TAKES THE GUESSWORK OUT OF THE SELECTION
AND PREPARATION OF MEAT . . IT HELPS YOU
BE A 'SMARTER' MEAT SHOPPER AND A BETTER
COOK.
THIS IMPROVED MEAT IDENTITY LABELLING
TELLS YOU AT A GLANCE THE TYPE OF MEAT
THE PRIMAL CUT AND THE SPECIFIC PORTION
OF THE PRIMAL CUT. SIMPLY USE THE RE-
COMMENDED COOKING METHOD IN OUR "MEAT
EXPLAINED" FOLDER.
T. KIND OF MEAT
No need to guess the type of meat first, every
label shows the type of MO• beef, pork,larnb or
veal.
CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK 2, PRIMAL CUT
Chuck, rib, loin or hip tells what part of the
animal the meat comes from.
3. SPECIFIC PORTION OR RETAIL CUT
Blade roast, sirloin steak, or lop round steak -
fells you exactly what part of the primal cut the
meat comes from.
PERSONALS
Bob Buchanan returned
home on Thursday from Clin-
ton Public Hospital.
Mrs. Lawrence Hill of
ORDERS FORMS FOR
FREE
"MEAT EXPLAINED"
FOLDER
c%fonotoleined IWO LARGE CHARTS
Of RETAIL MEAT CUTS
Are on display in all our stores for your convenience
Beef and pork charts will help you identify our
cuts of meat on display.
IF YOU NAVE QUESTIONS
About our new meat identification program, ask
our meat deportment Manager. He'll not only have
the answers for you, but he'll be glad to suggest
a number of specialty cuts as well as regular cuts
that will add variety to everyday and special meals.
WE SELL CANADA APPROVED GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF
CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST
GRADE A-I OR A-2 RED RIBBON BEEF
(CUT AND WRAPPED TO YOUR
SPECIFICATIONS FOR 5. PER 10.1
lovvr le lop, Met le cosh
BEEF, PORK, SAME OR VEAL
AVAILABLE AT ALL
IGA MEAT COUNTERS
SIMPLY FILL IT IN
AND MAIL TO
IDA Coniumer terser
Bon SOB, London, Ont.
HOME FREEZER SPECIALS sEEF
tJ
'CHICKEN LEGS
KNIFE CUT
10 lb. carton
HINDS OF BEEF 120 to 1401h. SIDES OF BEEF 200 to 2S0 lb.
Order consists of Steaks,
Roast, Ground Beef,
lb. 73- plus Bones and Trim
6.99
7.49
Order consists of Sleeks tie Roost, Ground Beef-
plus Bones and Trim lb. 93
SIDES OF PORK ao to 70 H,,,
Roast, Clops, Spore Ribs
Order consists of
and Trim
SLICED
(TAVERN
SIDE BACON
SKINLESS
Toe VALU WIENERS
lb. 83
c (TAVERN BEEF EL PORK
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE
CANADA GRADE "A" 6 to 9 lb, Sire
FRESH TURKEYS
FRESH CUT
BUTT PORK CHOPS
14: 89'
116.
os pot 69' BEEF PATTIES 69° FRONTS OF BEEF 12010 1402,
lb, ZP plus Bones and Trim lb, 71 Order consists of Steaks,
Roast, Ground Beef
PRIMROSE
4 oz. portion
10 lb. carton
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MEAT PIES
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ABBY'S PURE
UNSWEETENED OR SWEETENED
T,' , 830 CITRUS JUICE
CORONATION . INA A Refer forte Mloorl or
MIDGET GHERNMS
c 49° PICKLES
ROBIN 11000
ALL PURPOSE
oCkii 97e FLOUR
JACK'S REGULAR OR
PARTY PACK
2 "1:, 89e POTATO CHIPS
PEEK FREAN ASSORTED COLOURS, ALL PURPOSE
ASSORTED VARIETIES J-CLOTH
BISCUITS 18 .PPrO % 59c TOWELS
DIME VARIETIES SHIRLEY GAY
MASTER Cat FRESH
A LA CAT . Food "7,:, 15e APPLE PIE
HOLIDAY FARM IROZEN
ASSORTED VARIETIES
MEAT DINNERS
EMMET ROM UNSWEETENED
CONCENTRATED
Gr efruit Juice
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POWDERED
DETERGENT
460, 490 35C O0T, 69'
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DINNERS OR 8 N. e 41. ":1.29 fin
FRESH PRODUCE BONUS DISCOUNTS FOR TOP VALU SHOP IGA
BLACK DIAMOND REGULAR
Duncan Hines, Assorted Varieties PROCESSED CANADIAN U.S.A. NO, 1 CALIFORNIA
Luscious
Strawberries
quad
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
Assorted Colours
Potted Mums
Top Volu Choice Bartlett TOP VALU FANCY FRENCH STYLE
Cheese Cake
Mixes 1,443c SLICES 1g7.79c
Pear Wax
Halves 19 in-.394 Beans 4)2,99*
101 YAW
pot
591$ 2.39 59° NABISCO SPOON SIZE
SHREDDED
WHEAT
ELECTRA-Mt
DISHWASHER
DETERGENT 314 1 .39
CHUN KING . ASSORTED VARIETIES
CHOP SUET OR
CHOW MEIN 40 to 99`
REGULAR, HARD TO MO OR
UNSCENTED
VO-S HAIR SPRAY ' 97°
TOP VALU FANCY FRENCH STYLE
GREEN BEANS 4 990
TOP VALU FANCY
Sites se Waiv es
PEACHES !4 u. 89,
TOP VALU FANCY FROZEN
ASSORTED
VEGETABLES 74 59e
CHOKE WHOLE
POTATOES . 5 . 1.9 ti 99c
TOP VALU
DOG ON
CAT FOOD 9 !Sint 11.00,
TOP YALU
Witted Vinkffei son oelwas24 "A 2,29
termini 15 *101st TO LIMIT .1112.1/111111
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CANADA NO. 1 ONTARIO
MARSH CELLO
CARROTS 'ht, 350
ONTARIO NO. 1 HOTHOUSE
SEEDLESS ENGLISH
CUCUMBERS .6 39c
MEXICAN NO. 1
VINE RIPS
TOMATOES 2 lbs S9c
PRODUCT OF SOUTH MPLA
SEAMY SMITH
EATING APPLES rt, 43c